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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
1 NAUGATUCk Waterbury Man Is
 Given Heavy Fine Charged With Manufacturing Liquor-Miss Roberta
 Saunders Is Hit By Automobile

/, ing and hunting. A resolution also 1 favored by the club was one that
 would forbid outside the state resi- dents from leasing or purchasing | fishing waters and hunting grounds, l to be used exclusively for their own
 pleasure. The members of the club point out that many out of state res
 idents lease fishing waters, thereby
 cutting off the privilege of state
 residents lease fishing waters, there- 1 by cutting off the privilege of state
 residentS from using the waters and | hunting grounds. The local club would also like to see a short open season on deer in the state starting
 this year. Other legislative matters | that they are interested in are the I lifting of the ban on running dogs
 and holding of field trials on Sun
 day, a reduction in the fee for | hunting and fishing licenses of $1, | increasing the legal length of trout from six to seven inches, the clos /, ing of Long Meadow Pond to ice | fishing every other year starting | with 1891.
 The members of the executive committee named are Louis Schil- 1 Ter, Jr. Edward Simmons, Thomas | P. Saunders, w. Garland, w. Frederick, W. Megin and l.. Whit lock.
 The members of the Fish com ward Simmons, P. Behlman, Will
 liam Moody, w. Garland and Frank iO'Donnell; the members of the
 game committee named are L.
 Baker. G. Painter, G. Schlosser. Thomas Saunders, M. Shannahan
 and w. Garland. Four members of the local association will attend the
 state convention of Fish and Game | associations to be held Friday in Meriden.
 Enjoy Social
 Local thespians, members of the Valley Players and St Michaels
 Dramatic Club enjoyed joint socia!
 last night held in St MichaePs par ish house. A feature of the gather ing was the presentation of a skit
 by the Valley Players under the di-
 rection of Francis O'Connor. Short talks were given by Walter Pease
 of St Michaels Club and MT O'Con-
 nor of the Valley Players. A lunch
 con was served.
 Will Meet at Dunning's Members of the Naugatuck Ro- tary club decided at their weekly luncheon yesterday to hold their
 weekly luncheon and meeting al
 Dunnings hotel on South Main
 street. The club has been meeting in Halls Tavern since it's organiza- tion. The Tavern will be closed this week for q period of two months while alterations are being made. Card Party Tonight. A public card party will be held tonight in Hibernian hall by Ken redy Circle, Daughters of Isabelle.
 Bridge, whist, pinochle and Forty
 Five" will be played. Refreshments will be served.
 Installation In Seymour. officers of Gavel Lodge, K. of P. Of this borough will be installed at a joint installation to be held to- morrow night in Seymour under the
 auspices of Humphrey lodge of that place. Officers of Beacon Lodge. | of Beacon Falls will also be install
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
FORMER OFFICIAL
 TRIED SUICIDE

Lima. Jan S-(U. P.)-Benjamin De Los Heros, minister. in the cab- inet of deposed President Augusto E. Lcguia. attempted to commit sui. eide in Lima penitentiary last night, police revealed to-day.
 Heros was arrested recently and taken to San Lorenzo Island, but was transferred to the penitentiary here as a common prisoner yesterday. Po- lice said he tried to slash his wrists with a razor blade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
Laurel Camp Royal 7 Neighbors of America

The following officers were elected at d meeting of Laurel Camp, Royal Neighbors of America at 95 Bank street last night: Oracle, Miss Sarah Doyle; vice oracle, Mrs. Bridget O. Rourke: past oracle, Mrs. Nora Walsh: chancellor, Mrs. Alice Horan; recorder, Mrs. Emma Burns: mar sl1al, Mrs. Mary Shelley; inside sen tinel, Mrs Mary Calvin: outside sen tinel, Mrs. Ellen Fitzmaurice: man. agers, Mrs. Margaret McGrath, Mrs. Elizabeth Maloney and Mrs. Bridget H0gan; physician. Dr. Raymond Quinn. District Deputy Mrs. Mary Gushing of New Haven will install the officers February 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
THE WATERVILLE ROD AND GUN CLUB

Members of the Waterville Rod and Gun club will hold their annual meeting next Sunday morning. The session will be hel dat II o'clock with dinner at 1 D. m. A sleigh will be placed at the disposal of mem- bers, who may not wish to drive to the club house. Transportation will be furnished members at the Ford farm starting at 9:3O o'clock Sunday morning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
WASHINGTON PARK
 COMMUNITY CLUE

Tonight in Mulcahy school the annual election of officers of the Washington Park Community club will take place. The meeting will open at 8:15 o'clock and a large attendance is expected. Reports of the clubs activities for the past year will also be rendered. William F. Kelly, president of the club, will preside
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
Inaugural BalI Is
 SeaSOnS Social EUeut
Welcomed Amory Last Night by Colorfu Pageant Many Local People Are Attendance
 Gowns of Women Vie with Uniforms of Military Attaches

Southern smilax, roses and varied colored drapings extending from blossom covered bowers decorated the Foot Guard armory last even ing for an occasion of splendOr rhen Governor Wilbur l.. Cross was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
GOVERNOR WINANT.

Concord, N. H., Jan 8.-(UP)- Governor John G. Winant was in augurated as New Hampshirc's 62nd chief executive to-day, and became the first man to serve two terms az governor in this staet since 1878. when an amendment allowing q second term was passed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
NEW WAR DEPT.

Washington. Jan 8-UP1-Crea-
 ton of a new war department or ganization to be known as the gen eral council was announced to-day by Secretary of War Hurley. It was organized on recommendation of General Douglas MacArthur. new chief of staff, and will consider and report on matters of military policy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08

tenn with the health-building, strength- building vitamins that are missing from your diet.
 Each bottle bears a certificate of analysis proving its purity and potc,'- cy. One hundred and cighty-four hospitals and institutions use it reg ularly. Scientific biological tests have demonstrated its effectiveness. Con- tains no alcohol or drugs.
 Don't delay another day. Give Father John's Medicine chance to demonstrate what it can do for you. Just ask your druggist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08
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IeOplc WHO CdtCH %##l MS**%## = cold easily, who have = s =. sore throat or tonsilitis, ll usually lack the reserve
 strength to resist disease. %@|3
 If you have been i'll late-
 ly, you must be especially . | corefui. Don't face winters dan- 2. gers in a weakened, rundown \ condition. Start with Father Johns \ Medicine today.
 You will be amazed and delighted at the results. Watch your appetite improve, see the glow of healthy color come into your cheeks. Notice how your weight picks up-how much better you feel-how colds become few and far between.
 Father Johns Medicine is more than a cough and cold remedy. It is a scientific combination of proved body builders, none of which could harm an infant. It not only helps to break a cough or cold right up, but it ill., creases your resistance and builds UT your vitality, by supplying the sys-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08

Six Rhode Island hens were sold in Wellington, England. recently, for $500. e..ss-e+ 5. x
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08

IHStNIHtIOI1 III ssCyTHOUF.
 officers of Gavel Lodge, K. of P. Of this borough will be installed at 4 joint installation to be held to- morrow night in Seymour under the auspices of Humphrey lodge of that place. Officers of Beacon Lodge. of Beacon Falls will also be install-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-08

A public card party will be held tonight in IIibernian hall by Ken redy Circle. Daughters of Isabella. Bridge, whist, pinochle and Forty Five" will be played. Refreshments
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

; This became known daring ihs
week, with publlcatiou o. news
dispatches from the virrlnia Cts
district, which told Of the e.
lection Of Miss An Hes Yong
Chimes actress. as secretary and
treasurer o. the wlnnegka mine.
operated BY the Wlnnetka Min-
ing Company "a the Highland
mining district
BsmRs star
Miaa Yong Is an Hawaiian-born
Chinese who has played stellar
roles IN numerous Broadway pro
dnetlons. including East Of Sues
~E'he Letter and more recently
The Yellow Jacket"
she has spent many years In
completing q course in mining
engineering and recently decided
70 give up the stage for al time.
IA favor Of the more aiIuring vo-
cation Of a searcher after pre-
cions metals.
Coznmon law Trust
The winnetaka Mining com
pany, with which Miss Yong is
associated. II 4 e0mon law trust
organised IL Madison county With
R. A Brett Is president. FRED
Whiteslde. vice president. Miss
fong. secretary-treasurer: George
harold Gohn. trustee. Harry b.
Rodgers. trustee.
Mr. Gohn, former owner Of the
mine viii serve a. saperinten-
dent
conspany 0fTiesnls
MT Brett has operated prop
srties In Mexico. Chile and New
laexico.
M Whiteside was formerly
senator from Flathead eounty and
g wen known throughouf Mon
ana a. q mining and oil operator
1ewoier KntereaseG
ar. Rodgers 81 a manufactur-
ng isweleF OF Larchmont. New
FORK.
The mine IL now being pre-
'ered for winter operation. The
lssAx office has been rehuitl. a
Iew boarding house constructed,
osppFssqz RnFehasal ana about
9 feet Of rev drlfl work COM
issed i f expected 70 be pro- /
ncins 70 capacity n about 80
ags
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31
INDIANS m
PROSECUTORS
SECRET

Calgary, Alta, Oct s.
Especial --tsza discoveries
northwesl o. fhe Morley m
dian reserve hmvs shed soue
Light ON the nayseezloas trips
Of an aged prnsfecspE ~ Cal
gary. who aiea withoms ~
vealing che soarce % his
wealth.
twenty-five Indians this week
spent in Calgary IA automobiles
10 file elaims on minina sites Sc
miles northwest a. MerIey which
IS 50 miles west Of here. They
are invading the same region
where calgary's mysterious pros.
peetor made annual trips return-
ing with an average Of sa.e00
each year after q few months
work.
Few persons knew the aged
gold seekers name bat his reti-
esnce was well known Each
spring the veteran would journey
to cochrane or Morley, hire q
pack horse and head northward.
Little sacks Of gold buraenad his
horse when he returned a few
months later
The silent gold hunter decided
b reveal his find to a soldier
who had been wounded IA the
var The prospector informed
ne war veteran be would take
him to his secret find but be-
lore the trip was started the
srospector died.
The new Indian gold strike "a
ground Fallen Tfmber creek
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

opened and many new ones star
ted. The worldwide demand for
gold coupled with relative ln-
crease in value - held responsible
for the revival.
AT the same time the prolcng-
60 period Of unemployment has
driven thousands or men 70 the
old placer fields o. RE state a.
means 81 making "a livin'
The improvement Of the 10
tati0n process and bssterment Of
concentration methods are play
ing important parts ia the recov-
cry Of the yellow metal from
huge deposits o. ors iong con
sldered refractory
Other Improved mining meth
dds, lower costs Of supplies and
labor coupled with better trans
facilities All are con
lributlng 10 the growing gold
mlnsns prosperity Or tAs state. It
b claimed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

R

McEepa. Ocs. 81 Especially
smor Edgar. Elms g.
nr ard Aisnn Edgar o.
A1ApsOurg. VINO have filed
caeson wish the seafe
A boara for y mimsmR
seasn ON samfc lard IN Gran.
Az pnnty, win develop .
w indsasssy ia that section
"a she state. q the lease q
mmGe
Thsy expect 10 prospect kol
~ oAbhate near stone siding ca
he Northern Pacific railway lins
sm are said to have located
sAsAphate beds with deposits q
'0 eFeial quality and quantity
we earloaoe Of phosphate ore
lSeesy mined BY the Edgers
a@gs arom 10 to so percens
lhaaphafe and is expected TO
lrlns sboaf IS per ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31
TIP TOP NINE
DEVELOPMENT
CONTEMPLATED

Libby. October sl-Another
mining transaction was closed
during the past two weeks which
give promise for the development
Of the Tip Top mine south Of
Libby This ls a good property
IN which sam Whiting and Oscar
Miller have been heavily inter
ssted and which they have been
developing n a small way Tor
number OF years
Under the new arrangement. W.
II. croyle. A. L. Peterson and
H. Doliinger OF Spokane contract
20 finance the development u
the property Work win be
started soon on driving q tunne.
from the south side through the
mountain 10 the north side rum
ming on ore ali the way. The
necessary machinery viii be In
stalled for that work 1t once
consisting Of compressor and
other needed equipment As
spring opens 4 ss understood
other equipment wiil Be Installed
for the more extensive develop
meni o. this property Western
News.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

MK Bssa GoId sEsMi
/ (ensams. nasAAR psas
/ whpFe pasAna Reszgms Asw ek
I pss&esR krom ile piaeeF psNb
/ sRa8 ia Aka&pse G3leh. As
Hel~An. has caesed 4
feF Avae haoek 81 sk
wasn nasss Interests en
slaa neeeaaasy for aadlsAanal
ssnanein&.
whk was anonneed "a .efses
received antsns ths wenk seoss
eomnang officials. coneas
aevslepment nov under vas. shs
IstseF says
we are contSnuins our axIfs
northmsuf from our No shasf
ana are nov about So feet frs~
the shaft
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

sASjHa.sAsEN 1S). Cmi.~Cal-
iaotmAn Is experiencing one
Of fhe arsmseat rewivais ia
sesa nasninR since the
sFa@hv Gays o. 80 years ago.
Mining msn. particularly n
northern California. predict thar
CALIFORNIA; gold production this
year wfil show 4 decided gain
over 1854 with even greater
gains anticipated IN 1884
Wilhin me past six months
hundreds 81 mines have been re-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

Montana gold mining districts from
which pioneer Chinese miners took millions
81 dollars in gold dust and nuggets are again
race
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1931-10-31

der that n4me N4S oFensa %
and received sone dexsiopment.
relieving the eaFig work the
nron@rls was examined by repre-
re,.esa<,vee a. Nastsra carstal
Who Durchsssd Il outright and
foFm.a t6e Bueksys Mining cons-
nans close corporation heada6
~ pns4.as associated with the
essherIsne Tire and Rubber Com
osnv ~ akron. 0hto.
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hAseF 'ssRsFsseRt
Attef fssufnans Afom an ~
animation q me properly 'ass
WaHN Mr. MNN&+ H94Ut
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

tie tn educaci6n hasta ahora, Y
tie mimaba y solo guerra ser ri
leo, seg1n aseguraba a todas ho-
ras, para mimarte mas Y darte
mas gustos y mas maestros, Sc
|arrepiente de las ideas de toda
Isu vida y quiere que trabajes CO
mo una menestrala y que olvi-
des Y abandones tn educaci6n
de senorita para dedicarte des.
de hoy, ia buena hora!, a oficia-
la de modista o a cigarrera pa
ra mantener a tn pobre padre ell
millionaire. F,
NADIA de burlas ridiculas,
nj de exageraciones inconvenien
tes; 10 que 70 quiero es que mi
hiia trabaje como trabaja aqui
TODD ell mundo.
-Pero, papa, zen que Quie-
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

res que trabaje 81 no Sc hacer
NADIA para ganar I'm formal 0 IN
sueldo cualquiera?
NO Sc trata de ESQ; Sc ira
to de dedicar menos tempo al
piano, y de despedir a la pro-
fesora de frances, Y de atonder
mas a los quehaceres domesti-
cos. Asf podras ser mas mujer
de tn casa cuando la tergas.
porque ell casado casa quiere, V
cuando llegue la bora de casar-
te, til tendras que estar al fren-
te de ella Y dar ell ejemplo a tus
criadas, 81 las tienes, Y luego a
tus hijas cuando las tengas. Asi
pues, desde mahana misno hay
que disminuir todas las laDores
de adorno Y aumentar las de ne
cesidad verdadera y las de uti-
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

la nina, causa hacia apenas un
mes de aquella acaloradisima
discussion con PUG,
No ocurre NADIA que no sea
.iusto Y razonable. Recordaba a
tn tia una maxima que OF siem-
pre- a mis- padres en- mi infancia
V que lamento que hayan olvi-
dado los que mas debian haber-
Ia seguido.
-iY cual es esa maxima, pa
pa. para que no la olvidemos?
Que en- eSta terra caduca,
Ell que no trabaia no manduca.
-iY por que Sc refiere a no.
sotros est refrain o esa aleluya?
-Porque tn padre-grit6 va
dona Bernardo, que no podfa
contenerse por mas tempo
ltu padre que eneontraba excelen
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

estaba 20 loco o tonic Y solo ga
me ocurria ~simplezas Y pampli.
mas, y que hoy Sc 10 que TRAGIC
entire manos y no quiero ser vic
TINA de los desarreglos. de los
derroches Y de la holgazaneria
de los demas.
d Pero quienes son aoui los
holgazanes?
-Vosotras y despues todos.
todos los que comen egoistamen
fe de mi pan y viven de mi san
gre. iDesde mi hija hasta ell Ill
timo obrero!
HAY que disculparlos 4 to-
dos, ponqae todos te han dido
decir constantemente. cuando
eras solo eajero de Puir ono i
la fabrica hubiera sido tuya
nunca te hubieras mostrado tira
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

otra cosa que aguantar ell item
poral," con cara seria, muy Sc
ria, como 81 Sc acercase Ell fin
del mundo.
Aunque ell diario de la ma
mana, el de downtown" con-
.ceae Ell primer asalto a Ham
bright, nosotros sostenemos
que Ell Saguero 10 gano y por
ampi.o margen.
En- Ell segundo ataca ell Sa-
gaero y ell filipDo no tiene
iempo para poyNrse en- guar
ala y es vapuI(ado.
Acometi6 y Relampago en-
Ell tercero, pGo fue un asalto
lento y ninguno de los dos SUI
pc ganarlo, quedando empata-
do.
Los brfos del cubano resur,
gieron en- ell cuarto y y IAN
do de cerca, .sineQue WIGS
judiera responderN -an6 b
asalto. =
Como un torbellino ~fue e.
ataque del Relampago en- e.
Iuinto antes de que ell referee
apartara a los gladiadores, e.
filipino recibio 16 golpes Sc
guides por ell est6mago, las COS
tillas y otros lugares; aparta-
dos, ell cubano vuelVe de nue..
vo a la carga y aplica diez gol
pes conservatives. Suena la cam
pana y Vicente Sc Marcia a su
esquina como 81 lie lutheran
dado "moonshine."
Como ell Quinto fuera tan vic
lento, ell Sagiero descans6 al
go en- 9 sexto Y hacienda un
poquitift de favor al filipino,
damos ell asalto por empatado.
R~elampago 'leyanta vapor"
en- ell septimo, como en- ell octa-
vo y noveno, sin que su rival
La gaceta., 1931-05-02
RELAMPAGO SAGUERO
VENCIO CON FACILLDAD
AL FILIPINO HAMBRIGHT
Don Antonio de la Mata cogi6
pan grande, en- la semifinal

A los 25 segundos de haber
conado la campana llamando
al combate a Reianapago Sa-
guero, la estrella Guiana, y
Vicente Hambright, ciudada-
no native de las Filipinas, un
punetazo disparado por este,
que di6 en- la cara, hizo caer
al primero.
Pero todavia ell referee no
habia tenido tempo de empeN
gar ell conteo, cuando ell cuba
no, hacienda honor a su NOM
bre, como I'm Relampago, Sc lie
vanto y Sc fue hacia Vicente,
bhmhardeandolo por ell cuef-
pc sin que este pudiera hacer
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

He sido contratado para pelear
con Primo Camera, un valioso
Cponente, ell dfa 10 de JUNO, y
or 10 tanto pido que la compe-
iencia sea declarada de cam
teonato.
La comisi6n sin perdida de
tempo tom6 ell acuerdo de decla
ar Ell pr6ximo comDate como
ina lucha por Ell campeonatJ de
peso complete, en- 10 que a Ii.
comisi6n concierne.
Los solones hablan declarado
anteriormente que senalafian Ii
pelea como de campeonato ST al
guien sc 10 pidiera.
La gaceta., 1931-05-02
EN- WEST TAMPA,
sERvIclo DE AMBULANCIA. Teisfono Y 11le

Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 145t
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamSdss por la noche
10 mismo en- Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1A1O.
La gaceta., 1931-05-02
BOXEO
SHARKEY PIDE QUE SEA
DE CAMPEO-
NATO LA PELEA cor,
N

New York, mayo z.-0ack
Sharkey, peso complete de Bos-
ton, entr6 aver en- la oficina de
la comisi6n atletica del estado,
expuso unas palabras en- gu ia.
vor y volvi6 a marcharse, triun-
falmente, ilevandose ell derecho
a pelear por la corona de peso
complete, Ell dia 3 de JUNO, Guam
do Primo Camera sera SUI con-
tario.
Antes de que la pelea tenga
lugar, Sharkey Idebera hacer
frente, en- compania de Camera
Y Jimmy Johnston, a la ordon
judicial que contra ell italiano pi
de la companfa Madison Square
Garden, ansiosa de impedir d
anunciado encuentro.
Caballeros, dijo Sharkey a los
comisionados, en- septiembre 70
de 1880 y otra vez en- enero s,
de 1881, esta comisi6n adopf6
resoluciones declarando que re-
conocerfa como de campeonato
de peso complete una pelea en-
ire mi persona y I'm contrario
convenience, 81 Max Schmeling
persistia en- darme la revancha.
La gaceta., 1931-05-02
lidad practica.

AAA F~~
-Pero y 81 no Sc toca 81 pia-
no y Sc estudia, ique Sc hace?
Sc cose, Sc plancha, y pue-
des ahorrarte la doncella, cuan-
do seas una verdadera senorita
de tn casa.
-Pero, tia, Gqu6 opina listed
de este?
i De este? Una de dos, o
que tn padre Sc chancea para
darnos despues la buena noticia
de que es mas rico ann de 10 que
creiamos, o que las palabras son
una cosa y los hechos otra muy
distinta. puesto que todos sus
planes de hoy son completamen-
tie differences de los que echaba
cuando eramos pobres.
ESQ prueha que entonces
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

liz de contrario, Frank Macke-
y. Ell infeliz Frank recibi6 dos
"tortas", juntaaaon una herida
ANbre ell ojo iz4 y que
d6~do sobre la Iona.
Dn.xAntonio llevaba una ven
taja en- ell peso de IL libras.
Young Jackie Herman, de
Clearwater, venci6 por deci-
sion a Eloy Gregori, ell periods
ia de Ybor City.
Billy Alvarez cay6 cinco We
ces en- ell primer round, bajo
golpes de Battling Sammy; Al
varez habfa recibido tres gol-
pes en- ell segundo, cuando un
pufetazo por ell est6mago lie
puso fuera de combate.
Ahora Sc nos dice que no Sc
quiere pagan a Alvarez.
Nosotros demandamos que
Sc lie pague, por cuanto Ell hizo
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

solo ell que manda y gobierna en-
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

solo ell que mauda y gobierna en-
ella.
-iJesus, Maria y Jose!
A este CRITIC de doha Be,nar-
'da, salido de 10 mas profundo
ide SUI alma, volvio ell rostro ha-
ella la habitaci6n, apartandoIe
de la Gale, la linda Lucia, V SUI
poniendo que su padre seria Ell
lcausante de aquel grito de su
tia, Sc dirigi6 a el preguntan-
ldole:
-3Que es ESQ, papa? 3Ocurre
algo?
-Ocurre 10 mas inaudito que
puedes figurarte-contest6 do
ma Bernardo, preparandose a
detallar a su sobrina los proyec-
tos de Benito, y en- particular
los que Sc referfan a la boda de
La gaceta., 1931-05-02
AVIsos EN YboR Ely

DR.. Portocarrero, DIR. A. A. Gonzales, DR.. A
10, DIR. s. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra, On ID
q del Cfrculo Cubano Telefono No. Y lA6S.
La gaceta., 1931-05-02
FoHettn de la Gdceta No. 65
Isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

DE ESQ va hablaremos mas
adelante.., que prospere el no.
vio...
-iQue diees? iPero eres til
el que habla? Que significa es-
to?
-Esto signifiea que esta ca
So va no es la misma; que ha
varlado de dueno y que 70 soy
La gaceta., 1931-05-02

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