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La gaceta., 1931-09-01

mas y canana de ante, Y cubria
su cabeza artistico Sombrero ca
labres. Salvador Rosa no habria
imaginado tipo mas varonil y ga
llardo para sus famosos... mon
taneses; pues es de advertir que
nuestro j6ven llevaba tambien,
colgado a la espalda, un excelen-
tie rifle ingles puro, por 81 Sc
presentaba OCCASION de cazar al
go.
Pasado que hubieron los dos
novios al gran patio del edificio,
las sonrisas galantes con que
~mutuamente Sc habian cumpli-
mentado por su ventajosa YES
timenta, Sc trocaron en- risas,
iniciadas por Julia, a ~proposito
de la ruin alzada de la jaquilla
que iba a montar ell bizarre Gui-
La gaceta., 1931-09-01

conducir a uno u otro a las lides
de la supremacia de la mas alta
division.
Ell referee Gunboat, .viejo pc
leador de esa division, cont6 los
diez segundos que eliminaban al
Argentine de sus aspiraciones
championables y que de paso ha-
cia fallar las esperanzas conce-
bidas por Tex Rickerd, al selec-
cionarIo como possible successor
del spectacular Luis Angel Fir
pc.
En- ell segundo round, los pu-
nos de Campoio conectaron con
Ell ojo izquierdo de Schaaf. En-
los frecuentes clinches Campolo
tambien lograba marcar en- los
costados de su adversario, pero
este no daba senales de sentir
sus efectos.
Despues del primer round, la
impression general era que la de-
cisi6n era solo question de ITEM
DO. No fallaron los calculos de
los $4,000 espectadores que pre-
senciaron la pelea en- ell parque
de pelota de Brooklyn.
Ell 1ltimo golpe de Schaaf en-
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
0XE
CAMPoLo BQUEADO EN-
Ell sEPTfMo ROUND
$4,000 espectadores presencia
ron ell encuentro

Nueva York, Septiembre l.
I'm fuerte "izquierdazo' a la sa-
Ida de un clinch, que en- su cor.
ia y rapida t~rayectoria conecta
al adversario que venia ofrecien
do resistencia desde hacia siete
rounds de la pelea concertada a
doce, Y Victoria Campolo cay6
a la Iona para no levantarse has
ia despues de contados los disz
segundos r~eglamentarios.
En- ning1n nlomento de la pc
lea Ernie Schaff, la nueva espe-
rama rubia de Boston, estuvo en-
situaci6n critica.
AT llegar al s6ptimo round,
Campolo sangraba por la boca,
por la nariz y por los ojos. FL
golpe fatal sobrevino a los dos
minutes y As segundos de ha :
her sonado la campana lIaman :
dolos a la lucha que habrfa de
La gaceta., 1931-09-01

llermo y de la anticuada forma
y abigarrado Iujo de la month";
"a {p~rocedente de cierta Mar
.quesa del Abencerraje contempt
ranea de Felipe IV), en- que a
duras penas fue encaramada la
Pr6diga... con ell auxilio del ca
ballero Y del ito Antonio.
Nuestro buen Jose habiase
reducido en- aquella OCCASION a
tener sujeto por ell bocado, v sin
mirar a parte alguna, ell no muy
brioso nuevo huesped de las Qua
dras de la cortijada, Y, cuando
la amante pareja sali6 al fin por
.el ancho portion, al trote y pasi-
trote de sus desiguales cabalga-
duras, ell pobre mozo, en- veZ de
montar y partir tambien, pdso-
Sc a mirar desde lejos a su apa-
La gaceta., 1931-09-01

relieve toda la elegancia escul-
tural de su tale, Y despues ba-
jaba al suelo en- dilatados panos
informes, como sc We en- adue-
Has estatuas griegaS cuyas des-
prendidas ropas componen una
sola masa con ell pedestal. Ell al
to sombrero masculine, adorna-
do con vaporoso velo azul aumen
'taha la nobleza y tambien la gra
.cia de su aristocratico SEM
blante, que Ell amor y ell conten-
to sonrosaban primorosamente
cual 81 aquella diosa de natura-
leza immortal tuviera siempre
veinte amos.
Guillermo vestia I'm elegante
traje de pana girls, propio para
los trahajos de campo de su pro-
fesi6n de ingeniero, con polai-
La gaceta., 1931-09-01

reiado mulo, como preguntan-
dole que papel iba a representa-
ellos dos a retaguardia de la Sc
nora y de cortesano... Pero un
fuerte y elocuentisimo pellizco
del ito Antonio 10 sac6 de sus
temerarias meditaciones, Y le
hizo montar mas que a prisa V
correr a ocupar su puesto en- la
cabalgata.
Guillermo y Julia habian re-
frenado un tanto los que no po-
demos lamar sus corceles nj sus
bridones, Y pasaban muy despa-
clio por entire las casuchas de la
cortijada, para que ell principe
morganatico del Abencerraja
fuese conociendo 0, mas bien di-
cho, dandose a conocer a los que
va eran suS convecinos y semi
La gaceta., 1931-09-01

en- fin. luego que los do
Jinetes rebasaban la puerta, vol
VIA a asomarse las mas curjo.
Sas' para seguirlos con mirada
equlvoca, no sin aproveahar Ia
OCCASION de hacer a Jose (ope los
eseoltaba a respetuosa distan.
cla) tai o cual sena o mohin. cu.
70 sentido no habrian bastado =
eNpllcar muchos centenares de
yocablos.
En- cambio, el ito Juan 81 nu.
leTo, que, dicho sea de paso, era
Uudo' habia deiado de volverse
al campo despu6s de conner. Y es
taoa plantado delante dc su
poerta, por tener noticeable u
los senores iban a salir de pa-
SEQ Diplomatico natural, y abo
gado de secanO en- toda regla.
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
DEMPSEY DECIDID0 A RE.
PASADOS LAU
RELIES

Spokane, Washington, Sep
tiembre lei ex-campe6n hea-
vy-weight, Jack Dempsey, dijo
en- una interview sostenida ano-
che por radio "que estaba listo
para empezar la reconquista del
titulo' que tantos dfas de glorias
lie aport6, y que tanto lie distin-
guiera entire los boxeadores de
todos los tiempos."
Su manager ha declarado: 'que
sus condolences ffsicas son per-
fectas y que responderan a sus
esperanzas," anadiendo, que
Dempsey p~robablemente cont
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
Subditos..

subditos...
Estes, o Sea estas (pues a
aquella bora cast todos los HON.
bres Sc hallaban en- el campo)
las mujeres e hijas, digo, de los
'diez o doce labriegos y pastores
de la heredad, Sc asomaban a su
respectful puerta, al DIR gritar
a los chiquillos que Sc revolca-
ban en- Ell estiercol -" Madre!
iMddre!... iEl AmoL.. iAM pie-
ne Ell Amo con la Se1ora!..."
Pero, en- seguida, al verlos va
cerca de SUI pobre tugurio, Sc es-
condian en- 81 apresuradamente
como temerosas de que SUI vista
molestase aquella tarde a dona
Julia, icuando siempre habian
salido a saludarla llenas de con-
fianza, gratitud Y alborozo!... Y,
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
EN- WEST TAMPA


Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1
West Tampa, II 8S46. Para llamsdse por 10 Rot
10 mismo on Ybor que On West Tampa, Y lA1O.
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
THOMPSON VS.. BROUILLARD
EN- BOSTON GARDEN

Boston, Sept. T. Ell Boston
Garden anunci6 que habfa firma
do a Young Jack Thompson, de
Chicago, champion elterweight,
V a Eou Brouillard@de Worces-
ter, para una pelea ell % de Oc-
tubre en- ell Garden, en- la cual ee
discutira la championabilidad
de esa division. a11
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
round, lastim6 con ru-

primer round, lastim6 con ru-
Reza Ia celia izquierda de Campo
10; y en- ell segundo, un nuevo
golpe lie cort6 la boca. Cuando
|son6 la campana de este round,
ell argentine sc dirigi6 a su es-
quina sangrando por todas las
parties del rostro.
Ell desenlace puede conside :
rarse perfecto en- su desarrollo.
Suena la campana y ambos boz
xeadores cambian guantes, de
repente Sc presenta ell clinch en-
la esquina de CampolA Schaaf
empuja al sudamericanA 10 Sc
para 10 suficiente para hacer via
jar su izquierda que cQpecta un
formidable hook a Ia quijada.
Campolo Sc desprende cast auto
maticamente de los braz0s de
ohaaf y cae a la Iona, escuchan-
do ell conteo, pero sin poder ha-
Ger NADIA para evitar su fracaso
La Prensa Asociada da a
Schaaf cinco rounds y dos a
Campolo, ell primero y ell cuarto.
Ell vencedor pesaba 20512 libras
o sea, 20 menos que Campolo.
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
FolLetfn de La GGceta No. 81
LA PRODTGA
- NOVELA
Por
D. Pedro A. de Alarc6n

Y, con efecto, no habfa pasa-
do I'm cuarto de bora cuando es-
taban otra veg reunidos en- la
famosa glorieta, va visitada por
ellos devotamente aquella mana
ma en- conmemoracion de su pri-
rner dialogo de amores.
Julia iba hermosisima con ell
traje de amazona, que ponia de
La gaceta., 1931-09-01
STRIBLING. LLEVA
HERMANO HACIA LALUS
MA DE MEL

Atlanta, Sept. 1.-Young Stri
bling y su esposa, conduciendo
a su hermano y a su esposa en-
vale de luna de miel, aterrizaron
hoy aquf ell tempo suficiente pa
ra desembarcar a "Pa" Stribling
padre Y manager de los dos bo-
xeadSsAs.
"Pa" dijo que habia llegado
; Atlanta con ell proposito de es-
ablecer su residential permanen
te Y emplazar su establo.
La esposa dels"Baby" Stri :
bling, era la Srta. Edith Nolan,
Secretaria de PA"
La pareja feliz va a Cleveland
a %presenciar ell Derby aereo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
ITO Be Continued)

AS the dangling body of the ape-man re-
volved again his eyes beheld a scene such as
had not been witnessed by men Of the outer
world for countless ages Upon the back Of the
thag clung a Saber-toothed tiger OF such huge
proportions that Ta-zan could scarcely believe
his eyes. Its sharp tusks sought the neck Of
the bull, which did not try to escape. In
stead, 1t endeavored to dislodge the beast OF
prey. swinging its huge horns in an attempt to
rake the Living death frem it, shoulders
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01
lCUILT q LIpy
bUI Aida IOII pDONKMAN Author Of MAD MARRIAGE
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@l03l 81 NtA SERVICE ms

be on the street. What he can't
do is cross from one to the other"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-01

Time and again the tortured thag shook
its whole body violently, meanwhile believing
in pain and rage, but still the tiger chung
Gradually the saber-toothed beast changed its
position until it had obtained favorable hold
Then, with lghtning-like swiftness, it swung
back great forearm and delivered a titfsnic
blow at the side of the thags head. The single
terrific blow crushed Ghas mighty skull and
dropped the huge bull dead in its tracks. Then
! the carnivore settled down to feast upon its
KIN
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Pretty NORMA KENT 2o-year-old sec
fctary. marries MARK TRAVEfsS. mil
nonalres son. In spite Of the opposition
OF Marks father 2. NJ. TRAVERS,
me story opens IN Marlboro. middle
western metropolis. After an eStraya-
springs during which Marx spends al
ms money. and borrows $500 the couple
return to Marlboro
Mark loses his first Job. Then he
comes a ioorwalker in a department
store In spite Of poverty, ne and Norma
MIN. Travers offers to take Marx back
into his business organization II the son
Will prove he can make good,
his nrst task involves business IT'D
70 France. Norma must remain az nome
she tries TO persuade Marx not 10 20.
Norma. rudeiy treated at her father
in-law's home. slips away leaving no
trace OF her whereabouts. CHRIS
bAUNDERS. her former roommate. helps
her find Job.
the girl. They produce records TO- show
that Norma three years earlier had oeen
convicted on a vice charge. In spite OF
evidence that this charge was framed
and Norma innocent Travers sends his
LAWYER to Paris.
I'll she receives q letter telling her Mark
has secured a divorce Next day in the
office Norma faints and Chris takes her
home. Though Ill. Norma goes to the
Travers home to appeal to Marks par
ents She learns they are in Florida.
night Chris meets Bob Farrell. former
Buitor OF Normas. and saws. Something
has TO be done and YOU must help me2"
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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During the battle the saber-tooth had not
noticed the ape-man. AS it began to feed, its
eye was attracted by the revolving body
swinging above the trail, a few yards away.
Instantly the beast stopped feeding It's head
lowered and fiattened. It's upper lip turned
back in a hideous snarl It watched the ape
man. low menacing growls rumbling from its
cavernous throat Its long, sinuous tail dashed
angrily as slowly the tawny beast arose from
the body Of his kin and advanced toward Tar
zan Of the Afes.
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CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT

CHAPTER THIRTY EIGHT
DARRELL looked at the girl
n What do you want me to do?"
he said.
Il want you to help me, Bob
4 Something's got to be done-and
done right away. If Norma doesn't
begin to take an interest in some
thing-begin to care a little bit
what's going on around her-the
doctor says it will affect her health.
1--WE tried and tried, and it's no
usel She doesn't want to go any
where. If we stay at home, she'll
sit and sometimes not say more
than a dozen words all evening"
But I don't see that there's any
thing can do"
Eyes, you can, Bob. Norma's al
ways liked you. She likes to hear
about the things you do and what's
going on in your office. If you'd
drop around once in while it
would help.
"Just say you happened to be in
the neighborhood and thought you'd
fstop in or something Of the
sort"
Farrell flushed slightly. I'D do
anything I could to help you,
Chris" he said, "but 1 don't think
Norma wants to see me-"
won't you come out once-just
once-and see if it doesn't work the
way I think 1t will?"
"Why, of course, If you want me
to-"
"How about tomorrow night?"
"That1l be all right with me. BY
the way. what about these doctor
bills? Is she going to need money!"
mot now. DR.. Willoughby's keep
ing his charges down. think he's
sorry for Norma. Saw her that first
day, you know, when she tainted in
the office
But she'll have to borrow after
a while. Won't take cent, of
course, but I've persuaded her it's
all right to accept it and pay it back
later"
Let me take care of that. How
much is it going to cost?"
about $3.50, I guess, with the
hospital and everything. I couldn't
let you pay all of it, Bob, but I'll
admit I've been wondering how I
was going to dig up that much"
Then don't worry about it any
longer. I'll write check right now.
Farrell pulled out fountain pen
and reached for his check book.
Not now," Chris told him. 1--WE
don't need the money now and
wouldn't want the responsibility of
keeping it. Ill let you know when
the bills begin to come in. It's fine
of you to want to do this, Bob"
why shouldn't I? It's-wel, it's
just little thing. BY the way,
you won't mention the fact to Nor
ma, will you? Please dontl"
CHRIS nodded. "I'll tell her the
~ money is a loan" she said,
land she'll think it's all from me.
When she begins to pay back, I'll
turn the cash over to you"
You're going to see that she has
everything?"
Everything she needs. DR.. Will
loughby says she's getting along
splendidly if it only weren't for
these moods of depression"
There was pause and then Far
rell asked, HAS she heard any
thing at all from Traverse"
'You mean Mark? Not a word
W0iiIdn't vOi1 fbi,1lr ha,d no O cbo mod
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-01

Since the canneries have not beer. buying any fish lately and do not expect to, local fisherman have been catching the silver salmon for their own use. The run of silvers this year was made up of large, firm, salmon, better than those of last year. Some of the local fishermen have even resorted to trading fish for flour and sugar.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-09-01
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