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The Washington times., 1932-06-08
What's Doing
When and Where

Meeting-Oxford Group, Q p,
M, Shoreham Hotel.
Strawberry FeStivarHoly
Trinity Church, evening, on the
parish grounds, 3514 o st. N. w.
Meeting-Federal Bar Associa.
ton, 8 p. m, University Club.
commencement Exercises
Columbus University, Mayflower
Hotel.
Dinner-Educational Committee
of the Knights Of Columbus, 6
p. m. Mayflower Hotel.
Nee tin g-East Washington
Community Players, evening. East
Washington Center, Seventeenth
and East Capitol Streets.
Conve ton Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, D. C. Department,
evening, Burroughs Center, Eigh-
teenth and Monroe Streets North
east.
Exhibit-The Architectural Club
of Central High School, all day.
Central Building of the Public
Library. Eighth and K Streets
Northwest.
Presentation-"Ace High" by
the Triangle Players, 8:15 p. M,
Y. M. c. A.
Meeting-Writers' Rendezvous
8 p. m, 1106 Connecticut Ave.
N w.
Meeting-Philatelic Society, 8
D. M, 1913 K st. N. W.
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CALDWELL. HELD
BY D. c. JURY
IN ASSAULT

An indictment charging Edward
Caldwell, real estate man, with as
sault with dangerous weapon,
was among 33 returned by the
District Grand Jury yesterday.
Caldwell, according to the in,
dictment, shot Eldred H. Buc-
nanan, one of his statesmen, three
times, as the climax Of an argu-
ment in the offices of Phillips &
Caldwell Real Estate Company
1874 Fifth st. N. E~ April 13'
Buchanan was in Emergency Hos
pital more than a month.
In another indictment, Raffole
Presutti, formerly owner of a
delicatessen store at 1417 H St.
N. E., is charged with perjury.
According to the Indictment, while
arranging sale of his business,
he falsely swore in an affidavit
that he owed only one creditor,
q man named Nicola, $l16.
It is charged in the indictment
that when the affidavit was
sworn to. Presutti owed Daniel
Loughran & Co.. $134. and sew.
eral other creditors small sums
Harry Dalton McGill. arrested
In one of Police Chief Glass
ford's gambling raids was indicted
on nine counts of gambling. He
was arrested at 431 Eleventh ST..
N. w.
Henry Clay Lyon, colored jan.
1tor Of an apartment house at
3701 Sixteenth st. N. W., was
indicted for the first degree muir
der Of his wife in the basement
Of the apartment. He told police
she nagged him,
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
SEES OFFICERS
F|RST,FLEES

Richard Adams, colored, 1717
T st. N. W., knows members Of
the automobile squad. He proved
that yesterday when he ran from
two members who were waiting
to arrest him as an auto thief.
Adams is on probation for
house-breaking. Yesterday was
his regular reporting day at the
probation office. The detectives
who had been looking for him
several days were told of that.
They waited outside the door, but
Adams saw them first. He ducked
and the detectives are still look
ing for him.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
Woman Wins $500
For Elevator Fall

A jury in District Supreme
Court awarded Miss Leah Fleg-
man $500 damages against the
Penn Improvement and Electric
Company for injuries she suffered
when she fell down an elevator
shaft in the store at Oil Seventh
st. N. W., July Is, 1929.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
BLGdensburg Tire
Thefts Investigated

Constable Andrew F. Gasch
and Town Bailiff Lawrence Day.
ton, of Bladensburg, are inves.
tigating the theft of two auto
mobile tires from an automobile
at Thomas Huddleston's garage.
GaSch said there had been a
series of such thefts in the vi
cinity and that he believes all
of them are the work Of the
same gang.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08

LOCAL TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
Try lydia E. pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Had Melancholy Blues

Wanted to die she felt so blue
and wretchedl Don't let cramps ruin
your good times. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound gives you relief.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
"kLUTCH" HOLDS
FALSE Teeth TIGHT

Klutch forms a comfort cushion
holds the plate so snug it can't rock.
drop chafe or ''be played with"
You can eat and speak as we'll as
you did with your own teeth. A SOC
box gives three months of unbeliev-
able comfort. At all druggists.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
MEET IN BLADENsBURe

The Prince Georges Rescue
Squad will meet Friday night at
the Bladensburg Fire House, Chief
Andrew F. Gasch announced to-
day.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
MAIL CARRIER WANTED

Position for rural carrier at
East Falls Church, Va, is open
and examinations will be held
soon, the United States Civil
Service has announced. The posi-
tion pays $1,000 a year.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
CALF CLUB TO TOUR

The fifth annual tour of the
Montgomery County Jersey All
Calf Club will take place June 16,
Albert A. Ady, assistant county
agricultural agent, has announced.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08

For the District of CoIumbia-Fair
and continued cool tonight; tomorrow
partly cloudy with slowly rising tenn
perature gentle to moderate north
winds.
For Maryland and Virginia-Fair and
continued cool tonight; tomorrow part
in the interior.
LOCAL. TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1932-06-08

Transportation worries can he over
come economically through the pur-
chase Of q good used car one Of
the many GOOD BUYS listed In tOday's
Classified Section,
The Washington times., 1932-06-08
WEATHER DETAILS

The moon rises today 1921 a. m.
and sets 11:14 p. m.
The moon rises tomorrow $3.50 g. m.
and sets 1t:42 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-06-08

DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January /, 1882, SIS.
Excess of temperature since June /,
1882, Is.
Accumulated excess of precipitation
since January /, 1882, 2.56.
Deficiency of precipitation since June
/, 1882, ~.
TIDE TABLE
Today-High tides 1O:S9 a. m. and
rs p. M; low tides ASA a. m.
and 5:44 p. m.
Tomorrow-High tide 11:25 a. m. (;
low tides 40 a. m. and 6:23 p. m.
SUN AND MOON
The sun rises today 4:43 a. m.
and sets 1892 p. m.
The sun rises tomorrow 4:42 a. m.
and sets 1899 p. m.
Evening star., 1932-08-07

flower. Regular meetings scheduled
this week are: Columbia Review. Tues
sday evening, and National Review, Fri
lday evening, in the club rooms, ana
iBrightwood Review. Monday evening, IN
1.-THE Mcfarland Jur > High School.
DAUGHTERS CT AMERICA.
Triumph Council met with Councillor
y .Iesse Davis in the chair. Miss w.
Reilly was installed as inside sentinel
independent Council met and Mrs.
Helen Keys, retiring councillor, was pre-
lsented with gifts. Miss Marion Rhine
rendered instrumental selections.
The meeting of Anacostia Council was
conducted by the councillor, Mrs.
Margaret Lainhart. Past State Coun-
iciIor Mrs. Ethel E. Burroughs was
elected as vice councillor. The Past
ICouncilors' Association met at the home
of Mrs. Mary Thorne, 14l2 Minnesota
avenue southeast. She was assisted by
Frank Smith, as Joint host.
Fidelity Council met with the coun-
cilor Mrs. Leila Lavender, presiding.
Miss Marjorie Jones announced a bing0
psrtv August %. at the councils hall
Mrs. Mamie c. Howell resigned as chair
man of the Good OF the Order Com
mittee and Mrs. Eleanor Casalege was
appointed. Mrs. Casalege appointed
Mrs. Cora Jones as assistant chairman
| of the Good of the Order Committee.
| She also appointed her executive COM
mittees as follows: Mrs. Leila Lavender,
| Mrs. Margaret Money, Miss Clara Haas,
Evening star., 1932-08-07

Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary met
July 25. with President Myrtle MoXley
presiding. Arrangements were COM
pleted for a party to celebrate the 10Th
anniversary of the auxiliary tomorrow
evening. A moonlight excursion for
the benefit Of the auxiliary and Col,
James S. Petit Camp the evening OF
August l6 was announced. Department
President Catherine HUM, Correspond
ing Secretary Mabel Hall and Mrs. West
and Mrs. Ferguson Of Dewey Naval
Auxiliary spoke. -.
Henry w Lawton Auxiliary at its
last meeting. with President Gardens
Pollard presiding, made preparations
fer a bingo party next Tuesday eve
ming. Plans we're made for a lawn
party August 13 at Sixth street and
. Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
In general orders No. /, series 1928,
the Department of the Potomac, Aux
iliary, it is announced that the de-
partment headquarters is established
at 4G7 r street and the department
elective officers to be: President, Har-
riette B Epps, Washington, D. C.;
senior vice president, Augusta 1. John-
son, Richmond. Va; junior vice presl-
dent. Mary Robinson. Richmond, va;
chaplaln. EOSa b. spencer. WdSll4LlS eOi
Judge advocate. josephine H. Green,
Portsmouth. Va: chief Of staff, Ethel
Walker. washington; patriotic instruc-
tor, Lizzie NJ. Wells. Washington
historian. Ethel Gray. Porthmouth. Va;
conductor Ruth E. Chatman, Ports
mouth. Va; assistant conductor, Mar
del Bundrant, Washington; guard, Ida
TarseI, Baltimore, Md; assistant guard
! Martha Lynch, Petersburg, Va, and
| the appointive officers to be, secretary
! Bessie w. Taylor; treasurer. Arnands
McCloud; reporter, lone z. Monroe
musician, Ruth Delyons; color bearers
Mary B. Miller. Rosa Anderson, Lilliar
| Evans and Anna Shea. all Washing
| tonians.
At the first Department Council
meeting President Harriette B. Epp
presided. The department standing
committee appointments were made anc
| 1-ill he announced later
Evening star., 1932-08-07

pointed Fred Becker, Mrs. Hilda Rich
ards and Mrs. Mary Douglass as a
Committee on Activities for the Fan
months.
Past Great Saehem Alva Thompson
viii attend the sessions Of. the Great
Council of the United States, to be
held in AsheviIle. N c., September II.
Great Instructor Thomas H. Dennis
requests instructors of the several tribes
meet with him in Red Mems Hall,
August 18. for instructions in the one
degree ritual.
Past Sachem Ralph Pines, chairman
of the Great Council Jewel Committee,
announces his committee will hold
series of bingo parties during the Fall
months.
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.
The next regular meeting Of oaTdenia
Circle win be held August II at
I, o. o. r. Temple, 41s Seventh street,
at s pm.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
AVIATION
BY BILL CHANCE.


- capital Nation with the greatest assenbages
aeronauticS field
a this seat OF Government
weeks from today OF the Atlantic
Handicap Air Derby one OF the main
events of the National Cleveland August 27 to Spem
watch to take in
the Spectacular preceding the Washington Air Derby
Association sponsors the aerial show plan to have In wash
ngton Amelia Eaha transatlantic flyer Wiley Post and
Harold atty Frank Hawks famous
speed flyer and we'll aeronautcs circles
preceding the of the derby from washington
Hoover eclipse anything in the way OF ava
Evening star., 1932-08-07

in the Nations Capital.
RI, spectatcrs will get a thrill out of
watching planes with power plants no
larger than the average automobile en-
cine hurting around eight laps of the
l0-mile course at we'll above 200 miles
an hour.
Clifford w. Henderson, cir race man
aging direc sor. predicts that the event
will be won at a speed OF not less than
200 miles an hour and that the COM
peting planes will attain $50 m.p.h. on
the straightaways.
At least 10 new racing craft being
built for the National Air Races will
vie for honors in this event, according
to Henderson. The Woolaroc Trophy
and a S2.500 cash purse have been
posted as the prizes in the race by
Phillips.
The Nationwide interline air ex-
press system known as General Air
Express begins operating tomorrow.
Seven major airl'neS. among them
Eastern Air TRANSPORT, Transconti-
mental s. Western Air and American
Airways. arc participating IN the new
service. and an eighth one soon will be
added to the membership. A govern
ing committee composed OF otnclals OF
the various arlIn6S mas DeeA IOILleu,
and standard waybillS and tariffs dis
tributed.
General Air Express is considered as
the beginning of a new phase in air
transport development, for it allows the
interchange of package shipments be-
tween airlines for the first time A
uniform waybill and combined tariff
has been developed which allows
prompt interline movement, and each
of the airlines has appointed Postal
Telegraph its commercial agent.
A feature of the service is that no
warehouse or storage points will be
used. Packages are carried at once to
the airports, and are delivered by
Postal Telegraph as soon as they arc
flown to their destinations. Pickup
and delivery charges are included in
the tariffs.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
FRATERNITIES

TO order with Councillor Howard A.
Minor presiding. Past Councillor Ar
thur 8. Bovey was master OF cere-
monies and presented a program OF
entertainment. The Crescent Bible Glass
Glee Club of the United Brethren
Church rendered selections.
Preparations for the Junior Order
of United American Mechanics par
ticipation in the fraternal day celebra-
ton October 81 has been announced
by State Councillor Thomas F. Jones.
Councils planning to attend the cele-
bration of Old Defenders day in Balti-
more, Nd. September II, are requested
to notify the State councillor as to the
number of members who will attend.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Beatrice Lampe, central hnan-
cial secretary, has been appointed BY
the supreme president, Mrs. Bina West
Miller, delegate to the nineteenth fra
ternal congress, which viii be in session
August 8 to l at the Mayfower Hotel
The congress will be attended by the
supreme officers of the Woman's Benefit
Association. Mrs. Lampe will be din
ner guest of Miss Partridge, suprem'
hsecretary, Monday evening at the May
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Rasputin Relic Stolen.

BERLIN C1--A eold-edged white
enamel cross given by Nicholas II. Car
Of Russia, to the monk Gregory Eas-
putin, power behind the throne In
war days, was stolen from q tewelry
shop here. The relic bore Rasputins
name, and collectors considered It
priceless.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Spanish War Veterans
Meetings This week.

meetings IniS Wcck.
CAMPS.
Tuesday, s p.f1.-Col. James S.
Petit. Gal Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Friday, 8 p.rn.-Gen. Nelson A.
Miles. Pythian Temple: Admiral
George Dewey Naval, Northeast
Masonic Temple.
AUXILIARIES.
Monday. 8 pm.-Col.. James S.
Petit, Naval Lodge Hall.
Tuesday. p.m.-Henry w.
Lawton, Pythian Temple.
Friday. 8 pm-Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1932-08-07
VIRGINIA
PENNSYLVANIA

ChayHaD Manor Blre Ridge summit Routes 2i0-I5-l6.
Dunbfask Inn, Blue Rdse summit. Routes s4o-15-l6
Evening star., 1932-08-07
Miss Marjorie Jones, Mrs. Eleanor

Miss Marjorie Jones, Mrs. Eleanor
Risdon and Mrs. Mamie c. Howell.
At the last meeting Of Virginia Dare
Council, Mrs. Maize Domdero was in
stalled as associate councillor and Mrs.
Rosa Homan as the lS-month trustee.
The councillor, Mrs. Gegievieve Hau1,
announced Mrs. Marilla Smith as chair-
man of the Good of the Order Com
mtttee. with the following assistants:
Mrs. Lucy Hardy, Mrs. Anna Stewart
and Mrs. Maize Domdero.
Pride of Washington Council met
with Miss Lillian Allen presiding. 1t
was announced this council will receive
the banner for having the greatest
number of attendants at the recent
YisitationS.
Barbara FTitchie Council convened
with the councillor. Alice Merchant, pre-
siding. Deputy Louise Grubbs installed
Georgia Smith as associate councillor
and Larvinia Kicks as conductor.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Great Sachsm Heidenheiner an.
nounces the members viii take part ir
George washington Bieentennisl fra
ternal day parade October az.
The Past Pucahontas Association viii
hold a moonlight excursion August II
Seneca Tribe will tender q reception
TO It's officers August IL. Past Sachen
| c. F. Dickey has bsen appointed chair
man Of the Reception Committee.
The committee on the disabled ant
inf1rn members met wednesday and ap'
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
III

Habian paSado varias sema-
mas desde el incendio de la VEN
ia, Y la hermosa gitaNa seguia
=. vida accidentada del Empe-
cinado, que Lao habia hecho su
querida. Su gran belleza. su ca
racter decidido masculine. su
intrepidez a caballo Y SUI ener-
gia en- los momentos dificiles.
hacian grocer de dia en- dia la
violencia de la passion que hAEia
inspirado al guerrillero, cuya
naturaleza Y aficiones lie hacian
mucho mas sensible a estas cua-
Iidades, cast writes, que a la de-
y. la ternura que, ec ge-
neral, conStituyen ell mayor EN-
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

a los Cubs y propinando a Lon

los Cubs y propinando q Lon
ME Warneke su primera derro-
ia de Ia temporada. Hurst, Ia
Id, descargo Shifts e hizo 8 ca
rreras, en- S wees al battery En-
la 3b, del Chicago asest6
3 hits en- A wees.
Los Dodgers fueron domina-
dos por complete, cargando con
la "lechada" Y quedandose en- 2
hits. Swetonic la1z5 por los Pr
ratas, teniendo uno de sus mejo-
res dias en- Ia actual temporada
Ell 1nico bateador del Brook
lin que pudo "conectarle" fue
Cuccinello, quien dispar6 2 hits
en- 3 veces al bate.
Los campeones del mundo
cargaron con otra derrota GUAM
do no pudieron batear mas que
u hits a 2 pitchers de los Bra
vos, Cunningham y Brown. Con
sus Is terapeuticos los vence-
dores pisaron 8 wees la gonna
Sc distinguieron al bate, Schulz
merich, quien en- 5 veces al ba-
tie dispar6 A hits; Berger, ell cf.
Idio 8 hits en- 6 veces. Orsatti, ell
jardinero izquierdo de los Car
denales, descarg6, de tres, 3.
Hubbell tuvo uno de sus bue-
nos dlas y los Rojos Sc queda
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
PRIMO r
TO A "SCHOENRATH

Milan, Italia, mayo l6.-En
ell tercer asalto, Primo Carne-
ra eel gigantic italiano, no pudo
evitar que ell referee Sc inter
p~usiera, dando termino a la pc
lea y declarandolo vencedor por
nocaut sobre ell aleman Hans
Schoenrath.
Antes de que ell arbitro otor-
CARA ell ttriunfo al gigantic,
Schoenrath habia recibido una
avalanche de golpes que lie te-
MAN a punto de perder ell co,
nocimiento.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

canto de las mujeres. Ella lie CO.
rreSpondia ardientemente; pc
70 Su passion era turbada, no ra-
ra vez, por rafagas de celos, 4
los que propendia su natural ar
diente y meridional y a los que
la vida aventurera Y la repu-
taci6n demujerfego dele Eppe-
cinado, no dejaban de dar algu-
ma sospecha, que la exaltaci6n
de ella convertia erS segada en-
realidad.
Tocaba ell ano a su Fin, y ell
Empecinado Y los suyos deja-
ron su campo habitual de opera
ciohes. las regiores del Duero.
Y Sc dirigieron hacia Salamanca
y Ciudad Rodrigo. en- la Ultima
de cuyas ciudades tenfan que
entregar unos documentos i'm
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

ron en- 6 hits ,teniendo que so
portar la derrota. Tres de los
pitchers del Cincinnati fueron
yapuleados por los Gigantes,
con ua total de IA hits. Varias
botella fueron lanzadas al terre-
no por ell p1blico descontento,
cuando ell umpire KLEIN "habia
puesto fuera" a Grantham, la
2b-de los Rojos.
Filadelfia Sc, 12h, De; Chica
go &c, Oh, Be.
Pittsburgh &c, Tn, 2e; Brook
lyn0c, 2h, De.
Boston SC, 15h, De; st. Louis
&c, III, 2e.
New York Sc, l4h, De; Gin
,cinnati 1c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
IRA CONTRA COX

Indianapolis, mayo 16,-El
mejicano Jose Estrada ha fir
mado un contrafo para pelear
manana martes, con Tracy
Cox, pugiIista local.
Estrada viene precedido de
buena reputation, pero los perio
distas locales conceden a Cox un
ampiio margen de ventaja.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
CHOCOLATE PELEARA FS-
IA NOCHE

New York, mayo len la
Arena San Nicolas, Kid Cho-
colate, campe6n mundial de pc
queno peso ligero, tendra hoy de
c%ontrario a Mike Sarko, de esta
ciudad. tstf'yI
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
Con |, Cuantes

Dos Arenas Sc abriran esta
noche para complacer a los fie-
es del pugilismo. La de Sulphur
Springs, que dirige Mr.. Rich
.rdson Y la de la 1Oa. avenida.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
SAMMY FULLER CONTRA
Ell INGLES E

New York, mayo 16.-Sam-
my Fuller, una de las nuevas
luminarias de peso ligero, Sc ha
comprometido a pelear aqui ell
viernes contra ell ingles Jack
Kid Berg, que tambi6n aspira
a la corona de esa division.
Berg cuenta entire sus victi-
mas al famoso gladiator cuba
no Kid Chocolate.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

Jimmy Johnston ell nuevo
administrator del Madison
Square Garden, sostiene que la
pelea entire Max Schmeling Y
Jack Sharkey sera un combate
hasta ell final.
"Ustedes pueden poner ahi,
1dijo a los periodistas-que
pedire a la Comisi6n de Boxeo
de instrucciones al referee para
que no ponga termino al comba-
te hasta que uno de los dos
hombres este horizontal sobre
la Iona. Yo sostengo que dos pu-
gilistas como ellos solo deben
marcharse del ring hasta que
uno quede acostado."
Ash piensa Johnston, pero las
cosas pueden desarrollarse de
manera muy diferente.
FL referee puede verse obliga-
do a finalizar ell combate GUAM
do sc lie presente una situaci6n
no agradable para Johnston, pc
70 que el crea anropiada para
no "horrorizar' a los "fieles''.
De todos modos, 81 Sharkey
no triunfa antes del quinto asal-
to, la victoria Sc lie anotara al
|campe6n.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
B0XFO
PETROLLE COMBATIRA
CON Ell
DE PESO DE PUMA

Chicago, mayo 16,-Para ell
viernes esta anunciada la bata-
LA entire Billy Petrolle, ell vete-
rano astro de la categoria de
peso ligero, Y Crist6bal Bat Bat
talino, ex-campe6n mundial de
peso de pluma. Sera un encuen-
tro a 10 asaltos Y los expertos
Green que PetroIle vencera.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Browns d. st. Louis que
brantarOn aver "a carrera de
triunfCs de los Senadores, cor
Stewart de pitcher. Solo a hits
pudo batear ell team" que di-
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los bateadores del Filadelfia
descargaron II hits Y con ellos
anotaron 8 carreras, venciendo
La gaceta., 1932-05-16
D E P 0 R 5

Diez asaltos durara ell com.
bate.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

La attraction del cuadrilatero
de la barriada de La parte norte
de Tampa Sc compone. del EUR
ditto Crosby yade- Cliff Green.
wood.
La principal attraction de la
Arena del C. c., la forman ell
zurdo Baby Miller Contra Joe
Temes. Otro zurdito, Baby Ca
nero, cmbatira en- la semi-fi-
nal, con Bill Temes.
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

p~ortantes capturados a uno
los correos franceseS. Al lle
a Alba de Tonnes, ell Emp
nado resolvi6 dejar ALI a
genie, al mando de Fuentes,
estaba en- la ciudad descansk
y reclutando hombres par
cierto ndmero de caballoS
brantes que teHfa. Y 81 mis-.
sin otra compahia que la No
ma y su hermano, empreRdit
canine de Ciudad Rod go,
cuyo affabal de San FL me-
al caer la tarde |Se
tuvieWn en- una posada ~ il
Martin rog6 a sus cozbano
que lie espeSasen - as ID:
e.. :: : !: ;:;; :; :.l|iNEt:::s
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

pc despues llegaban a la carre-
terra, donde les aguardaban al
gunoS de sus hombres. al cuida-
do de los caballos. A las ppcas
horas de Marcia la gitana ha-
bia conseguido la libertad de Su
hermano: la irresistible incli-
naci6n que ell Emptcinado SEN
tia hacia ell bello seXo, lie hacia
impossible resistir a TODD ruego
que viniese de unOs labios rojos
y acompansdo de una mirada
como las de Ia Norena de Mala-
ga. = i6yop bandido recobr6,
2H SXeE SUI caballo y Sc lie
cigar libremente
.at pToMa2ros, mientras
~ ~ hHeran entrega-
AIDES de Valla-
I'M -, !
La gaceta., 1932-05-16

- ana guerra acompanarle. Saba
-4ue tenia muchos conocidos en-
Giudad Rodrigo, y este era bas-
ri tante para excitar u celos V
hue suponer qu5 81 disco de If solo.
do estaria tai vez rlIacionado cor
un a'gdn asuyto de faIdas, Fuase
o. que estas sospe'has eran fun
nc, dadas, fuessn t Is los mot
re- vos que lie i~mpu,SaSan a n,rar-
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