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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

One Of the rules Of success is
to walk in the footsteps Of sue
cessful men.
Among royalty investors there
are more follower" than in any
other class Of investors. A great
many people win follow a GER
tain operator, buying royalties
on all Of his more important en-
terprises. The science Of this plan
is that
/. The operator doubtless
has the best Of geological ad-
vice and his own thunch" is
Of value, else the operator
would not be in business.
2. The operator who keeps
on going HAS to make sue
cessfnl enterprises, else be can
not keep on going.
8. The operator who keeps
on going in Montana is bound
to make a big winning, sooner
or later. That is the history
Of every successful operator.
The royalty investor who fol
lowed William Fulton would
have had a lot Of heartaches, for
Fulton drilled some is dry holes
throughout the country. Then he
went into Kevin-Sunburst and
drilled two more dry holes, but
kept going. Next he brought in
the big production Of the East
Sunburst pool and the royalty
follower who had lost at the rate
of 81 per cent per acre on Full
tons previous wells would have
been a big winner on the entire
from this enterprise
alone. But Fulton kept going"
and again made big winning in
Pondera. he turned his attention
to a structure in Price, Utah, and
again was a big winner and his
successes have offset his early
failures a hundred fold.
The investor who followed
Ohio Oil company in this state
would today be a big winner. The
Ohio had lot Of Encouragement
IA its validating in this state,
getting dry hole after dry hole.
That would have been pretty dis
souraging to the royalty invest
u, after the seventh failure. But
when the Ohio DID strike II,
bringing in Dry Greek field. the
person fortunate enough 70 own
-oyaIty on this well has enough
o have offset the entire invest
nent in all Of the wildcat ven
ures.
Now comes the Ohio with an
ther step 10 leadership.
Ohio Oil company win not pay
IS regular quarterly dividend Of
1.5O on the preferred stock on
ext Monday, June 15
We are informed that
BY PASSING THE 00nH0N
aVTDEMD. THE COMPANY rs
IUTLDMG UP A LARGE Cash
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13
Ohio Oil Company
FOregOeS Dividends

In like manner, petroleum en-
gineers can tell approximately
how much oil there is in the av-
erage acre Of proven oil land.
just as there is a definite sys-
tenn Of measuring tanks 70 de-
termine their content, 80 do en-
gineers estimate oil reserves in
a structure. They base their cal
culation on thickness and pOr-
Osity Of sands, rock pressure and
settled production, having charts
showing decline Of production
over a given period Of time.
This week we picked up q roy
atty which gives US a basis Of
purchase Of the probable under
ground storage Of farm in a
proven oil field on the basis Of
-FOUR CENTS A BARREL, fig
uring the MINIMUM content
This cost is a FRACTION Of
the quoted price Of year or two
ago.
II is a royalty that we tried
hard to get but on which the
price was much too high. Today
the hard times" brings it to us
al q price that gives as a chance
to make a fortune.
The seller is the loser He HAS
TO sell. If he could afford it, he
would keep It and BUY MORE
were it available. But NECES-
SIIY knows no compromise. So
this royalty owner Is to the fru-
gal royalty investor what the
stranded operators Of the flush
fields Of the Midcontinent are to
great corporations like Ohio Oil
company which will come out Of
this depression with the greatest
profits in history.
With gasoline consumption set
ting new records and with crude
production cut lower and lower
and discouraged by every pos
sible means, the time Is at hand
when the oil business IS going 70
be GOOD.
We feel convinced that the
fastest profits in all lines Of in
dustry viii come from the oil
industry.
We feel that the big companies
are going to come out Of this
richer than ever before.
To do this, they are going to
buy oil and oil properties for
traction Of their true worth
For the individual investor We
zee opportunity to do likewise,
except that he must buy his oil at
bargain prices IN
UNDERGROUND STORAGE.
The plat covering the property
to viii be issued from
his office during the coming
veek.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Mrs. Bunk; n eaugiaf your
dnugater kissing ne iceman
this morning."
~. Bunks eGood heavensl
Wasttng time on him when
we owc the grocer fifty dol
iars."
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Well. how nEse you getting On
now you are mmaried2"
''kt e Just like Paradise
~ am glad % hemr tliat."
.'Xee, we have nothing 60 wear
and are Ia daily fear Of being
tuFHaed ont"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

IA #N8aU& ANA43 NJ
In his new musical play. THE
wonder Bar. Al Jolson talks q
bit about ais experiences In film
work. One story concerns Jack
Warner, Of the famous Warner
Brothers, producers Of tsikiea.
Jack likes to tell stories,
says Al, ''and when be does tell
one. everybody IN his employ who
Is nearby, Is supposed 70 laugh.
One time he told q tale aud All
his employees within hearing dis
lance reared In laughter but one.
This fellow never even cracked
smile. It irked Jack Warner.
What's the matterg' he
asked Of the mor0se one. Why
didn't you laugh9
I'm quitting Saturday, re-
piled the other fellow.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13
RESERVE TO TAKE ADvANT-
AGE OF ANY BARGAIN OP-
PORTuMTTIEs WHICH MAY
PRESENT THEMSELVES.

Ohio Oil company has never
missed dividends except IN 1894.
1896, 1907 and 1907 since its or
ganization in 1891. Its business
is the PRODUCTION Of crude
and natural gas. Until recently
it has had no refining or market
ing facilities and has made no
money in that branch. So the
Ohio must understand the oil pro
ducing business pretty well.
With its knowledge Of the sit
nation, based on It's years Of ex-
perience, the Ohio deems It wise
to forego a regular dividend
which the Ohio could well afford
to pay-in order to have money
to TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
BARGAIN OPPORTUNITIES.
Can the royalty investor do
more wisely than theyf If this
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

10 men like conceited women
better than the other kindY"
asked the editor OF a sporting
magazine.
Fifty thousand subscribers
wrote asking. what other
kindg"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Tlmfd wits TO Hushand
who has just Ga1iem asleep 81
enc wheel "a dom'e memm 20
dictate to yuu George but
fsn't ehma blllboaEd cogmimw
me me- mw1nEM fmst9"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

There goes 4 blamed pretty
woman"
Nonsense. II she's pretty.
she's never blamed
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

IT'S UP 10 Us. sHsTKR
Life Is a horse
xSaeh q bride and Bit
Et win drive IA
II we Aon't drive
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13
MUsTcAI NARFFs

'Rastus. understand that you
have become the father Of
twins7"
"Yassah, All done call the fusf
one Adagio Allegro. and Ah'm
goin' to call the second one En-
core.
Musical names, ali right. But
why do you call the second one
Encore7"
Wen, sub, you see, he wasn't
on the program At ALL
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

suitor Hey. Billet Xour SIS
lers going 10 marry mel How's
that for newsl"
Billie: Just finding 4 outi4
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

8mlGhson. ,'Afy wife - prOEong-
ting her holiday. \ need her "a
home, bat lt seenas wseleas 70
write Suggesting that she re-
tussn +"
Friend; sect one o. the neigh
boru 20 suggest q, old boy"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13
Oil Industry To
Recover Rapidly
States Authority

Head Of Phillips Petroleum
Company Paints a Rosy Pic
ture Of Future. Predicts OIL
Business win Be First 70
Return to Normal Gasoline
Demand u Larger.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Woman for mnkaru-
ity and housekeeping 90 snail
farm. Mnst be reasons Gale
ton (Pa.) paper
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Hs: Shall we sit this one
outs"
she: 'oh. John. I'm 80 tired
let's daneeiH
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

MAY BE TRUE s0afE DAY
Columbus certainly was some
prophet."
sWhyf"
When he discovered America,
be shouted: I see dry land
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

whats wrong with the
world, anyway" asked the
first peesixnfm.
''To0 ranch rope IL being
used for annkima cl9nrE and
not enough 70 hang gang
STEERS, Rwowfed the other
one
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Mother: Are you sure he
loves you. and you aione4"
Daughter. "Oh. yea. mother
more then than at any other
time"
FIRST: ''Yeh. my girl's
minor"
Second: Mines 3 goid-digger,
tool"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

q said my ship would come
In this week
Were you right7"
We'll. partly Ny salary was
dccked
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

Her DO you love meg"
Him "Of course. deax. i
w0uldn'f think Of making an
exception Of you
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-06-13

by PASSING TIE COMMON
DIVIDEND, THE COMPANY rs
BUILDING UP A LARGE Cash
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
DIJO Ell RIT
CHE QUE Ell GOBIERNO
HA AYUDADO A CREAR
LA CRISIS

Annapolia, Maryland, Julio
l4.-Jurando su cargo de GO
bernador de Maryland por
cuarta vez consecutive, Albert
G.. Richie, ell primero EN- ser
reelecto para csc puesto, Ian
10 un violento ataque contra
la ley SEGA y contra la centra-
lizaci6n federal.
Asegur6 que los negocios de
ben comprender ell problema
del exceso de brazos por ellos
mismos y no ell estado, y que
ell gobierno ha ayudado a crear
la presente crisis.
Lo que ell pals necesita, Sc
gun Richie, es tolerancia pa
ra todas las cosas y todas las
personals; ordenada libertad
para ell individuo Y ell derecho
de este a seguir SD orientaci6n
y procurar su propia feliGdad,
con tai de que no perjudique
los derechos de otros Y las re-
conocidas sanciones de la So
ciedad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Va a continuation ell edito-
rial del Havana American"
que motivara su clausura:
"Una an6mala situaci6n pre-
valece por toda Cuba"
LA constitution Y las cortes
funcionan mientras las garan
tias constituencies estan sus-
pendidas y centenares Sc ha-
Han en- la carceles sin derecho
al habeas corpus"
"El p%residente sostiene I'm
reinado de terror y su ejercito
de policias invade las casas pri
vadas y manda a los residen-
tet a las prisiones." n
Cuba, te6ricamente una re
pGblica, Sc ha convertible en-
una monarquia absolute, y ell
mas ligero desacuerdo con las
normas del presidente es cali
ficado de TRACTION"
LA Universidad Nacional y
los Institutes estan cerrados
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
TEMBLOR DE TERRA EN-
LA ARGENTINA

San Antonio de los Cobres,
Argentina, Enero 14.-Violen-
tas erupciones volcanoes Y
temblores de TERRA han sacu-
dido ell oeste de la Argentina,
en- la region de La Poma. Dos
personas perecieron EN- Cobres
Y temese que muchas mas ha-
yam perecido en- las erupciones
que comenzaron ell pasado jue
yes.
Dicese que tres volcanes Sc
italian EN- erupci6n, dos en- la
vecindad de Cobres y Ell Po-
trerillo y ell tercero cerca de
Abra de Chorlios. Casas, cose-
chas Y ganado han sido destrui
dos.
Una de las piedras lanzadas
por ell volcan -alcanz6 a una mu
chacha de Is amos, matando-
la. I'm hermanito de esta ha
desaparecidO y temese que ha-
va muerto.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
DE MONTREAL HA DESA-
PARECIDO Ell GENERAL
ESCOBAR

Montreal, Canada, Enero Ia
Los abogados buscan hoy al
Oral. Jose Gonzalez Escobar,
lider que fuera de la Ultima
gran revoluci6n en- MEXICO, y
a su esposa, no sabiendo 81 es-
tan en- una segunda luna de
miel o 81 su desaparici6n Sc
debe a otras raZones. Ella vi
no desde Ell Paso a buscar una
anulaci6n. Hubo un %encuentro
a~fectuoso y despues no Sc vol
vic a saber de ellos. La pare
ia desapareci6 desde la esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril junto con
Franz Goeldner, hermano de
la sonora Escobar.
John F. Sullivan, abogado
del Grail. Escobar, recibi6 un
telegrama de un amigo de este
diciendole que ell case Sc habia
arreglado fuera de los tribu-
rales,
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Ell cuerpo qued6 seccionado
en- dos parties, siendo recogido
por los hombres de la ambulan-
cia de Primo Lord.
Las ruedas lie pasaron por en-
Gina del vientre. Ademas pre-
sentaba un tremendo golpe en-
la frente.
Detuvo el tren su Marcia
mientras llegaba la ambulancia
y ell maquinista declare que no
habia visto al hombre. que 81 ha-
bia sentido un ruido extrano
debajo de las ruedas por 10 que
detuvo la Marcia.
Muchas de las personals que
sc congregaron en- ell lugar del
accidente compartfan la opinion
d eque Athanasow, enfermo,
arruinado, cansado de vivir, Sc
habfa tirado en- ell paso del tren.
La policfa municipal act1a
en- Ell case.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
TEATRO CASINO

tom Sawyer, nueva cinta
hablada, con Jackie Coogan de
protagonista, sera exhibida hoy.
Caracterfsticas heredadas han
influido en- la actuaci6n de Coo
gan, ell nino prodigio.
Comenz6 81 su carrera, como
su madre, a la edad de cuatro
amos y medic; Jackie en- "The
Kid, con Charles Chaplin, su
madre en- Ell papel de Little Lord
Fauntleroy, en- San Francisco.
La Sra. Coogan mas tarde fue
conocida por Lillian Dolliver.
Jackie, que ahora tiene Is a.
nos, regresa a Ia c~inematogra.
fla hablada como prOtagonista
de tom Sawyer.
Manana volver& q exhibirse
Iesta production.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
CHU'CAS no WUNGAS
HNo. BALDoMERo FERNANDEZ DIAz,

Ell Sr. Escalante, director de
la fabrica LA Corina'', por te.
lefono nos llam6 en- la manana
de hoy para d%ecirnos que el pa
ga con arreglo a 10 impuesto po
ell Comite de Ciudadanos.
Lo que ha pasado es que ha-
bieRdose establecido un nuevo
cheruto de Az a 9 pesos Ell, de
acuerdo con 10 que recientemen-
tie Sc publicara, esta pagando a
8 ell cheruto de Az, que con ell
1919 quedaba reducido a $3.50,
en- lugar de 8 pesos.
Estima ell Sr. Escalante, acep
tando ell punto de vista del Co.
mite de Ciudadanos, que la vi
toIa de az no debe ser pagada
a mayor precio que la de Az.
Quedan enteradas las obre-
ritas quejosas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
FL T.E..rPO

Claro para hoy Y mahana
Frfo para ell microbes.
Vientos frescos moderados
del norte.
Temperature maxima aver,
So grades; minima, SO.
Marea alta a las IL 20 p. m. y
IL :06 p. m.
Marea baja a las 5:38 q. m. y
AIS p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Habana, Enero IA los CO.
rreSponsales de las agencias de
noticias hizo declaraciones Ell
DR.. Rafael Maria Angulo, pre-
sidente de la Association de la
Prensa de Cuba.
Segdn Anguio Ell director de
La Semana', Sr. Sergio Carlo.
continda encerrado en- la Caba-
ma.
La mayor parte de los direc-
torres de los peri6dicos clausura-
dos Sc han %escondido para no
eaer en- las manos de la policia.
Ell gobierno busca para en-
carcelarlos a Enrique Roig de
Lechsenring, de la revista Car
teles, que equivocadamente Sc
dijo habia sido arrestado; Julio
Gaunard y Ramon Arroyo, di-
rector y subdirector de Kari
kato", y a Miguel Angel Queve-
do, diector de Bohemia.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Una pequena y artistica vi
trina, donde Sc guardian taba-
cos, cigarros y otros objetos,
han puesto a la vista del publ
co en- un pequeno Store situa-
do en- las avenidas de Michi-
gan Y Nebraska ell conocido
matrimonio Ofelia Y Maxine
Alvarez.
Ellos esperan de sus hume
rosas amistades, la indicada
protection al novel negocio.
Felicito a los esposos Alva-
rez, y les deseo un resonante
eXito en- sus operaciones conner
ciales.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Ha quedado senalado para
la noche del ala % de los CO.
rrientes, ell "Bunco Party que
auspician las elegantes damas
que pertenecen a la "Secion de
Protection y Auxilio del Gen.
tro Espanol."
Distintos premios Sc repair
tran entire las vencedoras de-
"Bunco." Despu6s de los ira
dicionales juegos empezara ell
bale a las diez Y su termina-
ci6n sera a las doce, tocanio
una popular orquesta.
Solo 25 centavos costara la
entrada.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Periodista que en- Cuba pro-
tesla, periodista que Sc expo
ne a la carcel o a la muerte-
Mr.. Wilford, director del
diario Havana American"
que lleva residiendo en- Cuba
mas de 20 amos, que tiene a
su hijo estudiando en- la Uni.
versidad Nacional, public6 un
articulo en- contra del gobier-
no Dictatorial de Machado.
Sintiendo como suyos los do
lores del pueblo cubano, no CO.
mo los siente ell embajador
Guggenheim y ell secretario
Stimson, alz6 su voz de pro-
tesla.
FL Dictator clausur6 ell Ha-
vana American, con la "bene-
volencia" del embajador, CO.
mo clausura a los mejores pc
ri6dicos de Cuba.
Ahora los "guatacas" estan
pidiendo a Machado que de-
porte a Wibford.
A Cuba lie convienen ameri-
canos asi, que Sc compenetren
con ell "alma cubana," no de
esos que Sc rfen de los sufri-
mientos de los "cubanos" y ca
niman a Gerardo a mantener-
Sc en- la ruta que lie llevara al
desastre.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
UN TREN MATO A LUIS
ATHANASOW

Luis Athanasow, ell viejo grie
go que hace amos estableciera en-
Ybor Ell teatro Imperial, y que
hasta hoy, enfermo, venia resi-
diendo en- ell vetusto edificio de
la Sexta avenida y Gale Is, ha
dejado de existir.
Cruzaba Athanasow la Sexta
avenida, al mediodia de hoy,
cuando IN tren de pasajeros que
salia de Tampa lie pas6 por enci-
ma, matandolo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

E. joven Aracelio Garcia,
perteneciente al Ejercito Re-
gular de los Estados Unidos,
lego a esta localidad proce :
dente de Columbus, Georgia,
hace. varios dias Y en- la actua-
lida1 reside en- ell barrie del
Oeste, Ell union de queridos
familiares.
Su estancia en- esta pobla =
ci6n Sc prolongara hasta ell sa-
bado entrante, embarcando di
cho dia para la ciudad mas a.
rriba citada.
LIE damos nuestra bienveni-
0a.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

minen, ell abogado de los con-
sejos ha dicho a los comercian
tes: "Llevense los where's de
aqui o monten ametralladoras
IN sus puertas."
Raz6n tenian los senadores
Robinson Y Caraway cuando
solicitaron del senado 45 mi
lones de pesos para alimentar
a los campesinos victimas de
la Ultima terrible sequia.
Algo mas de 10 que ha he
cho debe hacer ell gobierno del
p~residente Hoover.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

I'm despacho de Centerline,
Michigan, dice que veinte hon.
b~es sin trabajo entraron en-
una bodega apoderandose de Vi
veres que vale $50.
Los diputados del sheriff sos
'tienen que Sc trata de una ban
da de comunistas.
Ell mismo grupo ha anuncia-
do que visitara hoy otra bode-
ga.
Demandan trabajo o conf
da esos ciudadanos "rojos."
81 no Sc les busca trabaio Y
10 Sc les da de conner, jdeben
ellos cruzarse de braZos y de-
lar que sus familiares mueran,
'exterminados" por ell ham =
bre?
Esta repGblica civilizada y
RIGA Sc halla obligada a impe-
dir que los pobres americanos
sufran y mueran como sufren
Y mueren, atormentados por
Ell hambre, los desventurados
campesinos de China.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
CAPoNE FUE ABsUELTo

Miami, Enero 14.-En la cor
tie municipal Ell juez Frank B.
Stoneman absolvi6 aver q John
Capone, hermano de "Scarface
AL" Capone, a quien un policia
acusaba de vagancia.
Por falta de pruebas Sc dict6
u absoluci6n.
Felix Ciricelli, detenido con
Capone, tambien qued6 en- IL
bertad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Muy pronto Sc reuniran en-
junta general las damitas y 10
venes que componen la Socie-
dad "Juventud Entusiasta,"
uni6ndose a dicha reunion los
chicos de la "Secci6n de Re-
cree del Centre Asturiano'', pa
"a tratar en- definitiva sobre la
fiesta de la Tombola.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

nando a Su esposa, Dorothy
Bromberg Busting, que triunfa-
IA en- I'm concurso de populari-
dad verificado en- Long Beach.
La muchacha EMBARGO aver,
en- compania de SUI familia, V ell
padre anuncio que hara anular
ell matrimonio.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
Intense FRO EN- ESPANA

Madrid, En@o 14.-Espana
con.inua sufriendo los efedtos
de una intensa ola de frio.
Dicen de Andalucfa que ALI Sc
han registrado temperatures de
bajo cero.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

nor Innpnfn nNnSI n nnIn nNIDn-
t,.os To- os4,d;on+os No nrodor
booor nodo no5s quo lonon+or
o,,s hion f,rdoEos onrovios
oor+.o l. rs,,rnoo;6n A. f,,r
o;oros dol nodo, o;oon+;vo"
..Non;fos+ac;oraS do ~nro+oS-
20 :, n,;t;n 40 los os+,d;on+os
wa cav 40 ikrono
r;+os CON a4aoodos nor 10 no1i
c;o co,, ,os o,,hs ono mo .
-, n,.4o ;nvaa.oaf, -
6s+o, . = honon
"v l. .4naaa,u;.aAmf.;a,m
n~ror,,ooo no. toao
aEI nros;donto on
An,ba4;ao ~
bano. 90 dononaon 40,
nresunuos+o do 10 ror6hI;co
NO oo,ruouo !, aA,o
v.An hoe froo,,on+oa aoo,n
"a cio loa nov;taiaaaf ;r
mardo "ouo no ho ronuno;o
QUO va ho oon.odo ~ :.
.punciar mo soho 40 roaonos
nor 1os cuoros dobo ronuno;an
.I.a onoS;ci6r nol,+ioo ouo
no ;rcIuvo . Ios ostnd;or+os nj
q los intorosoS o-ororo;o1os a
industriales recIamo +droiS
ono nnadar cor norsonaL
mor+o oonvorion+os m;onn.s
on;aan;a ! .n;o;1i-
causo do 10 asnartoso s;tua.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFTCA De ESPANA

En- San Idelfonso, la Graphs
ell term6metro baj6 a nueve gra-
dos bajo cero.
Donde mayores son los sufrl-
mientos es en- ell sur de Espafia
donde no hay calefacci6n y ell
pueblo no estaba preparado pa
ra ell implacable frio. =
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Pc reste medic Sc eta a los
hnos. de esta Ordsn para la
tenida que Sc celebrara mana
ma jueves, dfa Is, a las 7:SO
P. M. en- nuestro salon. En- es-
ia tenida Sc efectuaran las ms
talaciones de los nuevos Off
ciales Y Sc elegiran los cobra
dores del Castillo.
Fraternalmente,
Ell SecretariO.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Habana, Enero l4.-No Sc ha
podido encontrar aun al nino
Martin Perez, de 8 amos, que ha-
ce dos semanas fuera secuestra-
do en- Ell pueblo de Artemisa.
Creese que los brujos lie han
asesinado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Habana, Enero 14.-El pre-
sidente Machado ha ofrecido a.
tender las quejas de los ganade-
ros de Camaguey, Manzanillo y
otros lugares, los cuales piden Sc
aumente la tarifa arancelaria al
tasajo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14
s @ CIAk ES

Ell insustituible presidente
de la mencionada "Juventud,"
MigueltO ToSa. y Rafael Mar
tfnez, bAndera del citado "Cen
tro", -assguran que ell triunfo
de esta fiesta de carload es in
discutible.
Els de. la misma opinion ell
cronista.
Una junta extra0rdinaria
tienen esta noche a las ochO y
media, en- ell salon dArecepcio
mes del palacio de la Va. Ave.
y Gale 16, atiles damitas
que figuran en- una de las "Sec
clones" de tan importante So
ciedad.
Su espiritual presidenta, la
delicada y sugestiva madamOi-
selle Mayita Limia, lie ruega a
sus queridas companeras que
no dejen de asistir, porque en-
la reunion Sc van a tratar dis
tintos asuntos que a todas in
teresa.
= do In PeRa.
La gaceta., 1931-01-14

Habana, Enero f4,-Se halla
detenido aqui ell j6ven america
no Fred Busing, de New York,
a quien Sc acusa de pasar che
ques falsos.
Busing vino a Cuba acompa-