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CARTA CABLEGRAFlCA DE ESPANA

cho mas significativo es que de
cerca los vigila Leon Trotzky,
que al presente reside en- Cons
tantinopla. En- otras palabras,
Trotzky, que no pudo lograr
de Russia aceptora - ne~~-.
lar Interpretation de la doctri
ma comunista, tiene esperanto
de que Espana 10 haga.
Els ell comunismo marca
Trotzky y no ell de marca Sta
lin que Sc muestra active en-
Espana. Existen grupos de CO.
munistas de Stain, pero como
I'm cuerpo Sc les MEGA Ell dere-
cho a celebrar reuniones. Las
notlclaS de que estan recibien-
do considerable ayuda finan-
ciera de Moscu son desmenti-
das por aquellos que estan en-
posici0n de saberlo. Por otra
parte la organization comunis-
ia Trotzky, conocida como ell
bloque de obreros y campesi-
nos, tiene reconocimiento co
mo un partido, y Sc lie permite
celebrar asambleas y tomar
parte en- elecciones.
Ell bloque de campesinos V
trabaJadores espera benefit
ciarse con ell descontento exis-
tente entire los anarquistas. Su
pOsici6n es: una revolution So
cial esta hirviendo en- Espana,
pero los anarquiStas no pueden
llevarla a t6rmino porque no
tlenen programa politico. FL
proletariado vera este V una
vez mas Sc convencera de que
los comunistas en- adici6n a OIL
.frecerles I'm programa de 60
bierno pueden ofrecerles un
Satisfactorio plan social, y que
deben agruparse bajo nuestro
estandarte.
Organizadores comunistas
de Alemania y Francia han es-
5ado mostrandose muy actiyos
aqui y las filas comunistas 81
guen engrosando rapidamente.
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Ell obrero, lanzado a la calle
por maquinarias que enriquecen
a unos cuantos y generan SUI mi
seria, tambien DYE, mira Y ira
ia de discernir.
Los tiempos son religrosos"
Y ell peligro Sc extiende por los
que acaparan eXcesivas rique-
zas y no ayudan a sus conciuda-
danoS pobreS.
La maQuinaria, una bendi-
ci6n, Sc ha convertible en- la mas
terrible de las maldiciones, ex-
rlotada por seres que solo per
siguen su convenience particu-
lar.
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NO Sc PERMITIRAN MANI.
F~ESTACIONES DE COMU.
NISTAS

Madrid, Enero 13.-Con me
two de haber tratado los CO.
munistas de celebrar otra ma
nifestaci6n, ell gobierno ha he.
cho saber que mientras duren
las actuales CIRCUMSTANCES, no
permitira que en- 10 successive
Sc verifiquen manifestations
organizadas por esos elemen-
tos radicales.
Ell ministro de la goberna-
cl6n estima que algunos ele-
mentos obreros, NAL aconseja-
dos, persisten en- alterar la
tranquilidad sin beneficio pa
ra nadie.
De Valencia acaban de CO.
municar que los INVESTIGATORS
atribuyen a elementos ultra-ra
dicales ell choque ocurrido ha-
ce pocos dias entire la Guardia
Civil y los agrarios.
Ell ministro de gobernaci6n
ha dispuesto que en- San Sebas
tian Sc reabran los estableci-
mientos que cerraron por te-
NOR a las actividades de los a.
gitadores.
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LOS MAS IMPORTANTES
FACTORIES CONTRA-RE-
VOLUCIONARIOS ESTAN
CONCENTRATES EN- BAR
CELONA

Barcelona, Enero 13.-De la
sagacidad del gobierno de AL
Gala Zamc7a depende que al
gunas de las amenazas que
gravitan sobre la R~ep1blica Sc
conviertan en- lucha de vida 0
muerte. Los mas violentos Y
francamente hostiles factories
contra-revolucionarios estan
concentrates en- Barcelona.
Los anarquistas, tambien CO.
nocidos como sindicalistas, que
tienen 81 baluarte aquf, llevan
mas de una decada preparan-
dose para que los trabajadores
V campesinos de Espana acep-
ten su d~octrina. Su finalidad es
una revolution puramente eco
monica, en- ia cual las classes
pobres Sc apoderarian de la in
dustria Y de la terra.
La caida de la R%epublica 0
de cualquiera otra forma de
gobierno capitalista, parece
necesaria para obtener esa fl
nalidad.
Pero los anarquistas, siendo
anarquistas, no tienen progra-
ma politico y he aqui que lie
ga 81 turno a los comunistas.
Hasta este momneto los anar-
ouistas han tenido fuerza en-
Barcelona y en- las ciudades de
la costa, posiblemente mas que
en- ninguna otra Rarte del mum
do, mientras que ell elemento
comunista era cast insignificant
te. Pero en- las recientes soma
mas los comunistas han inten-
sificado sus esfuerzos y Ell he
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
TRIBUNA OBRERA
Los CRIMENES DEL CON,
DADO DE HARLAN

Otro asesinato Sc ha cometi-
TO en- el condado de Harlan y
imultaneamente despu6s de
ma convention en- Wallin,
'reek, los mineros del este de
Kentucky han anunciado que
II fin asumirdn la ofensiva.
Pocas personals pueden com
'render el cstado de guerra
lue desde hace largo tempo
'Xiste en- los campos carbone-
'os de los c0ndad0s de Harlan
y Bell, ocasiOnado principal
mcnte por la actitud de los pa
sronos contra los obreros, cuy0
papeI ha sido eli de limitarse a
la Defensive. Las huelgas han
sldo locales Y csporadicas.
Cuando los salaries fueron re-
baJados en- ~ pasada prima-
vera los mineros t~rataron de
reorganizar las inactivas To-
Gales de Sos Mincros Unidos,
pero los patronos tomaron tan
ruda accp6n contra la colecti-
Vidad que en- muchos Iugares
fuG abandonada por complete
aunque en- otras parties Sc ha
tornado una curiosa alianza
con los IiAlustriales del Mum
do. Entrctanto la Union Nacio
nal de Mineros, una organiza-
afiliada al comunismo, Sc ha
mostrado activa en- ell campo y
aun hasta ha degrade victo-
rias locales en- dos 0 tres de las
minas del condado de Bell.
La presente huelgA esta sien
do organizada por estA Union,
H. cual trata de saca.dy sus la
bores a 1900 hoYbres. Los
comunistas han sentIdo la err
tica Gltimamente hecha de su
lIamada tA,tica de derrOta "
esta vez sus demands son
mas raZonables Que en- ell pa
ado reconocimiento de la
union, peso honesto del car
bon eextraido y un moderado
aumento On la paga. Su insis-
tencia en- cOmbinar la politi
ca con la economic Sc We, no
obstane la demanda de que
sean puestos en- libertad to
dos los obreros detenidos por
actiyidades gremiales. Las con
diciones en- las minas hacen
hoy mas dificil que nunca ell
ganar una huelga, no importa
Guam razonables sean las de
mandas en- que 6stas Sc basen;
pero es possible, aun en- derro-
ia parcial, construir una fueI
te union para reemplazap6N
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TEATROS

Por Ultima vez ell teatro CAST
no eXhibe hoy Lo mejor es reir'
toda hablada en- espanol, y la
gran obra dramatica en- ingl6s,
"Secretos de una Secretaria".
En- la primera triunfa por su
gracia, arte y belleza, la j6ven
cantante y bailarina Imperio Ar
gentina; en- la segunda, Clau-
dette Colbert mu6strase en- su
mejor Interpretation dramatica.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

Aunque algunos Lectores pu-
blican I'm diario Y solicitan subs
cripciones invocando las fami-
las de 70 hombres a los cuales
dejaran sin ocupaci6n los seno-
res manufacturers. nosotros
seguimos opinando que fu6 in
justo arrojar a la Gale, sin mo-
tiVos l6gicos, a los ciudadanos
que Sc CANADIAN la vida Ieyen-
do en- las "galeras".
Pero.. suponemos que la de-
fensa de la justa causa de los
Lectores sera recogida ahora
por ell nuevo diario matutino.
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NNFF AZ ~
N5<S Ns.AMJ


OpeFtct0H
TraS de rudo batallar de la
ciencia y los esfuerZos sin hmi-
ties realizadoS por suS padres, y
despuGs de variaS semanas de
recibir una lesion en- la retina,
mientras maneia}a un juclete
de hojalata, el s&5ad0 ultimo lie
fue eXtraido el oio lesionado al
Simpatico nino Joseito Fernan-
DEE. de 7 amos de edad. hiio de
nueStro particular amigo Bal
domero Fernandez Diaz. Noble
Jefe del Castillo Crist6bal Colon
No. Z, de los Aguila de ORC.
La delicada operaci6n fu6
practicable por el hAbiIisimo ocu
lista DR.. Duke, de gran presti-
gio professional en- Tampa.
Tn trance doloroso este por
que ACADIA de pasar la familia
Fernandez, que no repairs en-
sacrificios para Salvar Ia vista
al querido hijito.
Por ell penoso acontecimien-
to llegue una Erase de consuelo
a la estimada familia, Y que ell
pequeno paclente pronto vuelva
a gozar de la contemplation de
las cosas, como los que afortu-
nadamente tienen su vista com
pleta.
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La fiesta de m05dHG

La fiesta de mo5GHa
Sc verificara manana a las
nueve &c la noche una preciosa
fiesta bailable en- la sala de re-
cepciones del CoIegio San Jose,
en- la Gale Is y 10 avenida, a
meniZada por la orquesta que
dirige el pianista de moda ST..
Manuel Sanchez.
De dos parties consta el pro
grama.
Los caballeros pagaran por
su entrada so centavos y las da.
mas gratis.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

Dtp'ttO
En- la tarde de hoy, a la,
cinco, Sc efectuaran los funcra
les del conocido cabaIlero seno'
Manuel CarbaIlo, faIIecido aye,
en- su Residential, Gale Chestnut
2715, West Tampa.
Ell finado, persona muy que
rida en- toda la barriada del Oes-
tie, serd acompanado hast la la
Metropolis por sus amigos, que
forman legion y dejaran en- su
tumba las flores del recuerdo.
Reciban una vez mas los ia
miliares del eXtinto nuestra sen
tida expression de condolencia.
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"Aqui hay hombres Y mule.
res hambrientoS habIa Ell
juez Recommendations eX
tran1eros empeZarOn a mos
trarse activ0s, porque cuandc
los hombres tienen hambre
ellos eStan listos a escuchar, V
1000 obrer0s Sc m~archaron de
las fabricas y ocurrieron des6r
denes."
"Antes de condenar estas
cosas, debieramos yer que po-
demos hacer para darles a
clos algo mejor que la prone
tida terra del comunismo."
"iQu6 hacemos nosotros CO.
mo buenoS ciudadanOs para
cOntener a esos seres que estan
dispuestOs a seguir ell cOmunis
MOI" lies damos un buen e.
jemplo?"
EN- lugar de ~ensenarlos, les
hemos permitido literature CO.
munista, ensenar Y predicar
para soliviantar la comunidad.
FL NAL radica en- nosotros, y
con esos agitadores."
Al pueblo, senior juez, como
listed admite, los agltadores lie
ofrecen un porVenlr meJor.
Pero los otros' a qulenes US
ted Sc refiere, los dirigentes, al
pueblo NADIA lie dan y NADIA lie
ofrecen.
Muchos de los poderosos no
'piensan nj en- la patria nj en-
sus conciudadanos; para ellos
la fortuna. Ia rioueza. es Ia
piedra fundamental de la fell
cidad humana de aouf su lu-
cha nara mantener sus dividen
dos V sus miIIones. sin pensar
que en- la 6poca de penuria. de
escasez. 81 mavor sacrifjcjo de
he hacerse nor los directories.
no Dor los hambrientos dirigi-
dos,
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Los tiempos, como ha dicho
muy bien ell juez Alderman, son
peligrosos.
Ell hombre hd'miIde, que tiene
derecho a ~trabaiar para vivir,
lee tambi6n los peri6dicos, va a
los &inemat6grafos cuando pue-
de y We pasar los lujosos auto
movies que corren a 70 0 mas
millas por bora.
Y ell hombre que CANA peque-
nos jornales, aprecia esa inmen-
sa desigualdad, piensa y Sc en-
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CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

provincial de Oriente.
La eensura Sc mantiene por
ell gobierno en- TODD su rigor y
Sc aplica con especial cuidado
a las noticias de esa poblaci6n.
En- algunas ciudades la poll
cla municipal entreg6 ell man
do al ejercito con ell fin de evil
tar Sc alterara ell orden.
La gaceta., 1932-01-13

En- el elegante teatro Royal,
de la barriada de West Tampa,
tambien Sc presenta un doble
programa: "Vidas Truncadas'
que tiene de protagonista a
Give Brook, y "Derecho de a
mar, con Ruth Chatterton, Sc
leccionada como la mujer de
ojos mas bellos de Hollywood.
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moribunda Trabajadores Mi
ncros Unidos. La question es
81 los comunistas, en- vista de
su pasada ejecutoria, pueden
tener eXito Ell tan esencial ia
rea.
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EN ORlEN.
TIE
TIE

llab&na, Enero 13.-Una no
IA dada en- la Secretaria de
Gobernaci6n dice que la tran
quilidad es completa en- San
Jiago de Cuba, capital de la
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
Il TEMPO

Nubiados y mas suave tempe
ratufaN vientos frescos del sud
este y.del sur. Maxima tempara-
tura aver 80 gradoss mfnima so.
Marea alta a las LAS a. m. y
6:24 p. m. Marea blja a las IL
La gaceta., 1932-01-13
ULTIMA HORA

Est2 tarde, a las 3:30Ae =
fin queS6 nombrado ell Jul
que decidira sobre las acs 4
clones que pesan sobre lea
breros presos ell 7 de Novi
bre por los successes del CeYsl
Obrero.
Lo componen C. B. Philip
r. * Brinson, w. V. Woo
woft Watson, w
ming YNckliter.
Acto seguido ell jueA suspe 4
di6 la vista de la causA ha
2 ana a las nueve que daraL
&hienzo las declaraciones f3
los testigOs,
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CHILD need
REGULATING?
CASTORIA WILL
DO It'll

When your child needs regulating.
remember this: the organs OF babies
and children are delicate. Little
bowels must be gently urged-never
forced. That's why Castoria Is used
Dy so many doctors and mothers II
is specially made for children's all
ments; contains no harsh, harmful
drugs, no narcotics. You can safely
give it to young infants for collie
pains. Yet it is an equally effective
regulator for older children The next
time your child has little cold or
fever. or digestive upset, give him
the help of Castoria, the children's
own remedy. Genuine CastOria al
ways has the name:
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How One Woman
Lost 10 Lbs. in a Meek

Mrs. Betty Luedeke OF Dayton
writes: 81 am using Kruschen To
reduce weight lost 10 pounds in
one week and cannot say too much
10 recommend il"
To take of fat easily. SAFELY
and HARMLESSLY- one half
teaspoonful OF Kruschen in a glass
OF hot water in the morning before
breakfast-it is the safe way to
lose unsightiy fat and one bottle
that lasts weeks costs but a trifie.
Get it at any drugstore in America
IL this first bottle fails TO eenvinca
you this Is the safest way TO l0sa
fat-money back.
But be sure and get Kruschen
Salts-imitations are numerous and
you must safeguard your health
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CHAPTER v
The Truth About Liaforths

Uncertainty and wondering made
her -estIess, and two weeks went
rather wretehedly by. One day she
they were having tea together. be was
called 70 the telephone When he
came back. it was clear that be was a
good deal worried
1T was Oliver" he told her as he
sat down again. getting through TO
me on trunk call Most dis
turning news. most disturbingI It's
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The STORY

By chance James Lee meets
Lucy Gresham, daughter of Sir
John Gresham, wealthy ship
builder. Lee, unjustIy accused of
rUobing the Gresham firm, was
sent TO prison. He blames Oliver
Anes, Lucy's cousin. and GTesh-
ans manager. and seeks revenge.
Lee inherits wealth, and. in COM
plianCe with the will. changes
his name from Warrington. He
secures an invitation to the girls
birthday party. Lucy is practical
" engaged to Ames. She meets
Lee, who makes love TO her. With
Gresham's approval, Lucy and
Lee are married. Lee stuus the
girl by telling her he does not
love her. and hates her whole
breed" She hears the story OF
his wrongs. and his determine
ton to be avenged. She believes
n his innocence of the crime for
which he was convicted. and sees
a dneness OF character in him.
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IhAgAAu
G. A S T O RIA
HUExzz. 81
Shooting Merely a Bluff

Some Latin-American countries re-
sort to revolutions as simple form
of election and regard il as the best
method for making a political
change, Charles Fl. Cunningham. for
mer United States commercial az
tache ar Lima, Peru. said ar St
Louis recently. There is a lot OF
blank shooting done in some of the
revolutions. with shots being fred
mainly for effect" Cunningham said
During some Of the revolutions in
Peru foreigners were allowed TO
transact business as usual in down.
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CHAPTER IV-Continued

My love, what could I have done?
Oliver had the matter well in hand.
.. Oliver is a just man. Lucy. ="
"A just man" she repeated. But
the most Just OF men can be mis-
Caken7
My dear, he was not mis-
taken. The evidence proved that
the wretched man was obviously
guilty. - He broke of. because
Lucy had risen abruptly. and was
looking across the room toward the
door. a curious. startled look on her
face.
Sir John turned and saw thar his
son-in-law was standing in the door
way.
I'm interrupting you" Lee said.
You were talking Of .?'' He paused
quesuoningly.
An unfortunate affair that hap
pened some years ago" began Sir
John. but Lucy suddenly looked up
square into her husbands face
About that man 1 told you of.
Jim who.
Went 10 prison for robbing a pay
clerk he put in quickly. answering
her look. Yes I remember"
Lucy seems to think that | ought
o have seen him when he asked NE
TO see him. went on Sir John.
Instead of which you % asked
Lee smoothly.
Lucy rose suddenly.
Instead OF which. daddy and went
on a yachting cruise" she said. 1--WE
went out on the open sea. while
. . he. :" She caught a breath
and stopped.
MY love-" said Sir John. you are
too tender-hearted. The man deserved
all be got Gresham's has no use
for highwaymen. Neither has the
world ar large. . What do you say.
Lee?"
u? Oh. I'm afraid | was scarcely
listening, sir" said Lee with a short
laugh. Il was thinking. :"
Yes. ?"
Just wondering whether IL had &C.
Cured TO you to speculate as to what
he might do -. when he comes
out" The words fell slowly.
Sir John laughed easily and rose.
Il think he's out by this time. Three
years was his sentence. if I remember
right And he hasn't turned ND so
far. Well. au revoir. my children.
:" He made his adieux and left.
When he was gone. Lee faced Lucy.
well, I've warned him." he said
challengingly.
YES" she said. through unsteady
Jim on the sea while
you. - The words broke from her
and died shakily away.
Il don't want your pfty.' he said
roughly.
She raised her blue eyes to his.
I'm not plying you, jim This has
been too big for pity. But |
believe understand"
In a way. il was hard to Law the
blame on any one person. as far as
she could see. Ames had obviously
acted in al good faith. Her father
very probably. could have done MOTH
ing-and yet they were responsible for
this appalling warping of living soul.
Everything that was fine in him was
in deadly peril Of destruction from
the spirit OF revenge that held him in
thrall. Perhaps upon her Law the
Onus of delivering him from the power
of the enemy.
How was she TO decide what was
the first thing TO do? She knew moth
ing OF his plans in any detail Moth
ing Of how he intended To vreak his
vengeance upon her father. Had
he any definite scheme =?
IF asked him. point-blank." she
unused, Il wonder if he would tell
me- He is so dueerIy hon.
est with me /. &. that | almost be-
Heve be would !"
But she didn't ask him Immediately.
She was afraid OF rushing things:
afraid thar by one false step she might
spoil her chances OF success So in
stead of saying more. she turned and
left him.
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Impossible

Little red-headed Suzanne liked
kisses for all her bumps One eve
ming she came running TO mother with !:
Mother, dear, l hurt my heel Kiss
il" Mother was washing dishes so
she answered. kiss it yourself, I'm
busy"
With great distress Suzanne said !:
Il can't. mother. Ny face Ia In front"
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German criminals are transported
from courthouse 70 prison In a rail-
way car designed especially for them.
1t really is a travelling Jail with a sep
arate cell for each prisoner Each cell
contains bed, washstand. table and
chair.
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Wagner of 204 Market St. The
'Favorite Prescription always kept
me well woman, and the Golden
Medical Discovery improved the
condition OF my blood. 1t is a great
stomach medicine, too. / take II of
and on, as | need it." All druggists.
For free medical advice write TO DR..
Pieree's Clinic, Buffalo, y. Z.
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Follows the Hens

About what time does the sun set
in winter?" queried the teacher of the
class.
The smallest boy answered, when
our hens go TO roost."-Capper's
Weekly.
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Distinxuishing Marx.

DO you think that man is a natural
born orator.
Il am sure he is not answered
Senator Sorghum. He doesn't look
sell o frock coat and a high hat
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A Tonic for the Blood
Great for the Stomach

La Cross G,
Wis. 81 am
glad to have this
chance to praise
DR.. Pierce's rem
edies, especially
the avorite Pre-
scription' and the
Golden Medical
Discovery '' said
NJ RS. II a u d
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Special Car for Crooks

cTo BE CONTINUED,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1932-04-01
GulEble, Nothing

her social settlement work."
@Great. She's had her picture In
the paper twice this month"
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Football Note


DUB Musterole well into your chest
IN and throat-almost instantly you
feel easier. Repeat the Musterol-rub
once an hour for five hours -.
what glorious rehefl
Those good old-fashioned cold rene
dies-ol of mustard, menthol. czmphor
are mixed with other valuable ingredi-
ents In Musterole to make II what doc
tors cal "counfer-irritGnf because
It gets action and Is not just salve-
1t penetrates and stimulates blood
circulation and helps TO draw out Infec-
tion and pain. Used by millions for 20
years. Recommended by many doctors
and nurses. All druggists.
To MofFiers-Musferole is also
made tn n1ilder form for babies
and small children. Ask for Cbiy-
dreY1's MzlsterOEe.
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Dr.. Pierce's Medicines
u m

is the world getting betterT'
81 thing so. People no longer
break up your home to get your
fat"
Nogales international., 1932-04-06

LOS ANGELES. Apr. 5.-Cattle
prices continue to hold UP on the
Los Angeles market, with choice
fat steers this week selling at the
highest prices within the past four
months. It is lignificant that the
highest priced load of steers sold
on the Los Angeles market since
December 14th were fed by All Club
boys. A group of Club boys at Lub-
book, Texas, received $7.25 cWt.
for their choicely bred, granted
steers. The higher price was realiz-
ed because there was both breeding
and quality back of the cattle.
California grazing conditions are
not entirely satisfactory, although
much better than year ago. The
season is late and it is not expect
ed that any number of grass-fat
cattle will be available for coast
markets until towards the end of
this month, or about 30 days later
Nogales international., 1932-04-06
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF Santa Cruz County, State of
Arizona.
Action brought in the Superior
Court Of Santa Cruz County, State
OF Arizona, and the Complaint fill
ed in the said County of Santa
Cruz in the office of the Clerk of
the said Superior Court.
S. w. ELLERY, as Superintendent of
Banks Of the State OF Arizona and
ex-officio receiver of Sonora Bank
and Trust Company, an iIsolvent
banking corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
BANCO DE SONORA, S. A. a cor
porat-on, Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF TIE STATE
OF ARIZONA TO Banco de Sonora,
s. A. a corporation, Defendant,
Greeting
You Are Hereby Summoned and re-
CURED to appear IN an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court Of Santa Cruz County, State
Of Arizona, and answer the Com
plant therein filed with the Clerk
of thi1 said Court, at Nogales, in
said County, within twenty days af-
ter the service upon you of this
Summons, if served in this said
County, or in all other cases with
in thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive of
the day of service; or judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz County, State of Arizona,
this 29th Gay of March, A. D. !
1882.
(SEAL) ROBT. E. LEE
Clerk Of the said Superior Court.
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