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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-21

BY CARL SCHATZ

Henry Schatz was an Alta calle1
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stroh and fam,
lily visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schatz, ST., Monday.
Rhinehold Steinert motored to Biz
marck Monday.
Joe Diede was an Alta shopper
Monday evening.
Donald schaffer, who has been em-
ployed near Sawyer, N. D., has RE-
turned to the home Of his parental
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schaffer.
Emil johnson notored to McClus4
Ky Monday.
Elmer Qually called on Joe Died.
Monday evening.
Jereld Jones visited with Albers
Anderson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bender, Jr.. and
daughter Esther visited Monday eve-
ming with Mr. and Mrs. Conrad lIien|
and family.
The Edgemont school No. :, which
was closed April 8, was opened MAJ
-. There are three weeks Of school
left for the 1897 term.
Those who were Alta stopuef
Tuesday were Mr.. and NrA sam
Scheafer. David schatz. Mr.. Loui1
Jorganson and Don Rhinehart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Arkeriand
have returned from Canada ana -
visiting friends and relatives IN ~
community.
Rudy Schaffar. who has hoon ea1
paCyed at the velyA coAa minAs ~
last year. returned to - no. ~
his parents Tuesday.
Olivia HAns6n az Ncoluafy 49,
" spent : few dayS Yilft1ng Nlf
naultns and oarah ncln
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Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOPPY

Dae Joeb, Fred Ohlhauser and Math
koppy were among those from this vi
cinity who transacted business in Lin
ton Tuesday.
Tom McCory called at the Frank
Chesrown home Tuesday.
Steve Koppy and daughter Regina
drove to Fort Rice Wednesday. Regina
will visit at the John Rebenitsch, it,,
home for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Stedman of near
Temvik called at the Steve Koppy
home Thursday.
Shoppers in Linton from this vicit-
ity Saturday were Francis Chesrown,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth and daugh-
tiers, Ted Schnaible and Math, Eliza
beth and Gertrude Koppy.
Misses Pauline Koppy and Eva Wolf
of Strasburg spent the weekend at
the Steve Koppy home.
Frank Lawler, Jr., of near Hazelton
spent the weekend at his parental
home.
Hilda, Caroline, Herman and Albert
Backhaus spent Sunday afternoon at
the John Weber home in Linton.
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Lyman
By s. GYLDEN

Seth Gylden motored to Wing We'd
nesday for medical treatments.
Dave Josephson and Seth Gylden
were business callers in Bismarck
Thursday. Gylden consulted a doc
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth r. Gylden and
daughters Gertrude, Gail, Glenora and
Gloria, Severt Sulo. Sally and Sergio
Gylden spent Saturday evening at
Gust Eckholms.
Walter Waste spent Sunday at
Gust Eckholm'S.
Rev. William Harju conducted Fin
nish services at the Apostle Lutheran
church Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Harju and children,
Seth. Ralph and Melidah, Eli Lieuska
and William Harju spent Sunday eve
ming at the Gylden home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walfred Harju and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Harju and
son spent Sunday at William Harju's.
Miss Sadie Gylden spent Thursday
afternoon at her parental home.
Edwin Olson spent Sunday after
noon at Gylden's.
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Ecklund
BY H. b. SPLITTER

Prof. and Mrs. G. S. Rosebud and
daughter Marian returned Sunday
from Idaho where Prof Rosebud has
just completed a term of school. Mrs.
Rosebud formerly was Tilda Splitter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Spit
Ter, of Baldwin.
Miss Louise Fisher called on Minnie
Sorch Saturday.
Misses Margaret Hagstrom, Velma
Johnson and Cora De Richard called
at the Louis Splitter home Friday eve
ming. Miss Pauline Hagstrom accom-
panied them back.
Miss Emelia Deide called on Mrs.
Willard Diamond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Carlson and
children visited MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Diede Friday.
George Buckholtz spent the week.
end at the George Montgomery home
last week.
. Miss Ruth Brenneise, from near
Washburn, is assisting her sister and
brother-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Schiller.
Lawrence Fisher was business call
er in Wilton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter and son,
Edmund. and daughter, Helen, mo-
tored to Bismarck Thursday evening
to call on Mrs. Spitzer's nephew
Henry lesser, who is q patient in st.
Alexius hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilmar Asplund called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Charmos 81
Wilton Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Splitter and chill
dren Of near Bismarck, Mr.. and Mfs
Ben Ollenburger Of Macofidber. Mrs
John Geade of South Dakota, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel SCHUYLER and Dorothy
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called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Spit
ser Sunday.
Mrs Joseph Sorch, 6r., and sons
John and Charley, shopped in the
Capital City Monday. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Splitter and G.
s. Rosebud called on T. F.. Morris
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Schiller and
Dorothy and Mrs. John Geade and
Miss Ruth Brenneise inotored to Bis
fnarck Sunday.
Mrs. Fred lesser. ST., and sons, Ben
ME and Emil. and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old lesser and Mrs. John Satke from
Underwood called at the Charlie
Splitter home wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Splitter and Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Rosebud motored to
the Capital City Tuesday.
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Wing
BY LILLIAN MULLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCloskey spent
Sunday at the Lawrence Midland
home in Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Josephson spent
Thursday at the w. Wainio home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kavonius
spent Friday at the Victor Maxi
home.
Mrs. Ben McCloskey and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. John HARRY and
Beverly Olson spent Saturday In Bis
marck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller and
children visited at the r. j. Bleth
home Sunday.
Martha Mueller spent the week.
end With Clover Johns.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jake Wacker and
daughters Of Hazelton spent Sunday
lat the Fred Oswald home. Bertha
Oswald. who has spent the last IL
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and son Edwin were those from Cd
lin who attended birthday party
Mrs. Benton BAckman near VIII
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilbur Noon and lid
son were recent guests Of Mr.. and M
Nels Aim.
Donald Morris and sisters, Bern
and Margaret motored to JamestoS
Tuesday.
Sunday guests Of the Davis you
folks were, Lawrence and Hest
Bailey, Owen Davis, Bernice Mori
Willie and Freda Enes, Alfred al
J Title Borth.
A birthday party was held sund1
for Wilbur Noon at the home of l
father recently.
Charles Magnuson Is assessing Il
Ghylin farms. He was q Wednesd,
luncheon guest Of John Drawers.
Lava Anderson and Ralph Tap1
were Sunday evening guests wit
friends in Ghylin.
Albert Johnson and Lee sunqui
were Sunday callers on Oscar Erici
son and Conrad johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor 6trom al
son were Saturday evening shoppe
in Regain.
Albert Perkins motored to Ri
inarck Saturday.
Willis Gill called on H. H. Specie
Saturday.
Eunice Morris spent a few dal
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller r
Gently.
Mrs. Howard watkins spent Frid;
with Mrs. GENEVA johnson.
Mrs. Zelma Tosseth and son we
Friday guests Of Mrs. Bert Hedstroi
Porter Nelson and daughter Me
cedes called on A. B. johnson Frida
Little Marlys Nelson returned hon
with them.
Miss Elsie Coleman went to Bi
inarck wednesday, where she "!
spend few weeks.
Mrs. Bert Hedstrom was a Monde
afternoon guest Of Mrs. Selma To-
seth.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Sunquist ar
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnsc
and Marilyn visited Sunday with M
and Mrs. Porter Nelson and famil
Mrs. H. A. Mccullough and Mr.
Philip Monroe were joint hostess,
to the Homemakers' club at the hon
of Mrs. Mccullough Wednesday af
ernoOn.
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

George Nelson and son Gerald made
a trip to Regain Tuesday.
Sam Brown was a business caller
Wednesday at the E. A. Fricke home
near Baldwin.
Gene Cunningham motored to Bis
marck Friday.
Edna Oder visited Wednesday with
Hazel Taylor.
John Olson and Paul Carlson were
callers Monday at the George Mel
son home.
Anton Fisher was a business caller
Wednesday night at the George Mel
son and Charlie Trygg homes.
Miss Mildred Trygg, who has been
teaching the last five years at Spring.
field. Mo-, is expected to spend her
vacation here with her parents, the
Charles Tryggs.
The Trygg Cedarhill Homemakers'
club members held meeting We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Kell. Visitors were Mrs. Victor Moy-
nier and Edna, Mrs. Charles Trygg
and Wilma Kafer. The next meet
ing will be held June 3 with Mrs.
Gene Cunningham.
Callers Thursday at the George
Nelson home were Hazel and Helen
Anderson, John Habeck, Israel Brown,
Porter Nelson, Hazel Taylor and Myr-
tie Oder.
Emma Nelson has accepted school
position near Arena for the fall and
winter terms.
John and Fred Habeck were bust
ness callers Sunday at John Ander-
sons.
Carl Larson visited Sunday at the
Gene Cunningham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Fisher and
family and Edith Olson were visitors
at the Charlie Trygg home recently.
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The Macomber Homemakers club
met Saturday 1T the home Of Mrs.
Lewis eieford. Mrs. E. q. McOinnis,
vice president, presided. The lesson
period, "Colofs for Dress" was in
charge Of Mrs. william Ollenburger
and Mrs. O. ]. Olson. Club day was
changed from the second Saturday to
the second Thursday Of each month.
The next meeting will be June 9 at
the home of Mrs. George Pfieffer.
Harry Iverson, Glendale, was a
weekend guest at the home Of his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. G.. Iverson.
Friends gathered at the home Of
Mrs. E. D. McGinnis Thursday after
noon for 4 shower for Mrs. Fred Dam
ielsotA
Mrs. H. H. Welker and children
left Sunday for Beulah where they
will spend two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. Walkers par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Larson were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Nicholson Of Regan. They also called
at the Harry Davenport home in the
evening.
Mrs. william and Ben Ollenburger
spent Wednesday at the Dave 0hylin
home.
Ryanhold Ollenburger had the mis-
fortune Of crashing his car on the
highway between Bismarck ana Man
dan. The accident was caused by the
wheels locking.
Christ Niemiller and daughters of
Mercer visited Monday ct the Henry
Ollenburger home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leben and
family were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Leben.
Olaf johnson and son Of Twin VAL
ley, Mimi, are visiting ct the Harry
Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Greenwood and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Philip
and sons OF Mandan and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Herman and sons, Wilton, were
sunday guests at the Andrew Pau
home.
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HeatOn
BY SARAH HEINLE

Fred Wagner was caller in Will
ton Tuesday.
A. H. Heinle, daughter Rachel and
sons Richard and Andrew mctored to
Wilton Tuesday.
Fred Wagner and daughters,
Amanda and Erna, and Marvin Sci.
bel called at the A. H. Heinle home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schlofman and
family were visitors at the A. H.
Heinle home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher were
Wilton shoppers Saturday.
Ruth Fisher. who is working at the
home of McFadden at Wilton, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Fisher.
Visitors at the Jake Wagner home
Sunday evening were John, Emil.
Hilda and Ella Wagner; Reinhold.
Carl, Hilda and Freida Berg of Wing;
John Walters, Christ Flemmer, Louise
and Sarah Heinle, Emanual Heintz,
Martha and Emma Gessele, and
Herda and Bertha Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Keimele and son
Tobie of Turtle Lake were dinner
guests at the Jake Schatz, ST., home
Sunday.
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BY MRS. FLORENCE BokNER

County Commissioner william
Fricke and E. A. Fricke, local farmers
received a telegram Monday morning
announcing the death of their mother
a pioneer resident of Spokane, Wash
A number Of guests were entertained
at the Ira Falkenstein home Sunday
They were: Miss Edna FHalkenstein of
Still. Miss Ruth Wilmot of Regain
Clifford Richards and All johnson of
Wilton, Isreal Keator. Orville Falken-
stein and Harold williams of Ecklund
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gilbertson are
parents Of q daughter born. In Bald
win early Friday morning.
Laurence Splitter, who has been
farming his fathers place east of here
moved his tractor and outfit back to
his home near Arnold Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin BourgoiS of
Bismarck visited friends in the COM
munity the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Falkenstein
and small son of Still were recent
guests at the home of Mrs. Falken-
STEMS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fricke, sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cummings and
daughter, Iona, motored to Wilton
Saturday where Mr.. Cummings took
medical treatment.
Miles Stanton, teacher of the local
school the past year, has been engaged
for another term.
The Crofte Star homemakers club
met with Mrs. william Fricke, jr.,
Wednesday afternoon. The ladies
continued their work on the study OF
color and designing. They were ad-
dressed by the project leaders, Mrs.
Ralph Falkenstein and Miss Elsie
Meyers. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ira Falken-
stein, June 8.
Edward Morris. local farmer, is
among those entering the contest
sponsored by the Bismarck Associa-
ton of Commerce for q five acre corn
yield.
Small grains are about all planted
here and farmers are preparing their
ground for corn. Some have about
half their corn planted. There is a
marked increase in corn acreage this
year. Most farmers have decreased
their wheat acreage.
Misses Myrna williams and Lillian
Gehrke have resumed their school
work in the Wilton high school after
spending the weekend at home.
Andy Peterson visited with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank Sitter in Bis
ir1arck Saturday.
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months at the Wacker home, re-
turned to her home here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Helm spent Sun
day at the j. Scherbenski home.
Hilma Olson and Clara Mueller
were overnight guests at the H. ia
cobson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Weber, ST., spent
Monday at the John Weber, Jr., home
in Tuttle.
Clara Mueller motored to Bismarck
Friday With Howard Glanville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. F.. Oswald spent Sunday
at the Dan Seigloch home.
Mrs. j. Mueller entertained group
of small girls at her home Saturday
on her daughter Irene's ninth birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. jacobson spent
the last week visiting friends and
relatives in Miles City, Mont.
Mrs. Ole Olson is visiting relatives
in Bismarck.
Mrs. Byron Knowles visited at the
OBrien home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Kremenetskv and
daughter, Clara Mueller and Ralph
Jacobson spent Sunday in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wagle motored
to Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Wagle
consulted a physician.
Doris Chenowith visited at the BY
ron Knowles home Saturday.
The seventh and eighth grade stu
dents held party at the schoolhouse
Friday.
The Ladies Aid served pot luck"
supper. at the A. E. Kopplin home
Thursday.
Laverne. small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Harvey, is visiting at the
Charles Johns home.
Rev. Dickey and Mrs. Brany of
Grand Forks were speakers in the
Congregational church here Monday.
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Wilson
By MRS. JOHN A. BERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Waxnan Of Den
hoff and Miss Anna Wall spent Sun
day at the Mike Wall home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Neimiller and
MIR. and Mrs. Christ Wolf visited at
the Lewis Wagner home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berg attended
church at the Zion Baptist church
Sunday. Rev. Lippert OF Bismarck
conducted services.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reuer enter
tanned a group of friends at six
o'clock dinner at their home Sunday.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
.. D. Meyer and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wagner and sons, MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Fisher and daughter Delma. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berg and children.
Mrs. A. E. Nelson called on Mrs.
Berg Friday.
The Christ Berg young folks Of Wing
visited at the Berg and Wagner homes
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Neimiller visited
recently at the John Strobe, IT,,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip wall, ST., spent
Sunday at the r. Wall, IT,. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Wall called at
the John Kurle home Wednesday af-
ternooI1.
Miss Betty Redington called on her
cousin Helen "wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wagner motored
to Turtle Lake Monday to visit at the
Carl Flemmer home.
~. c~d Nee fS,,e% Aya1,~sla1ss, ,,,>so
Mercer shoppers Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner Of
near Washburn visited at the Fred
Neimiller home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ges:sa spent
Sunday at the Ed Qescle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LANCE motored
to Mercer Saturday.
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Clear Lake
By MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN

Mrs. Clifford Nielsen Of Driscoil Wis.
tied Tuesday with her brother Roy
Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and
family spent Wednesday evening with
Mr.. Hansen's parents north Of Steele.
Mrs. HAlel Nielsen spent Wednesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Rober. Eisenbeisz had
as Sunday dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs.
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'Ghylin

Mr.. and Mrs. Nils Tosseth and
children, Willis johnson, Mrs. A. N.
Tosseth. son Oliver. daughters Ida
and Bergetta, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Davis and daughter Leona, Walter
Keator, Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Tosseth
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
MAIER VENCIO POR AM
PHO A MAKE
ROSENBLOOM

= Milwaukee, enero 2.-Dos jue
Ices votaron a favor de Dave
Maier, de Milwaukee, en- la tar
de de aver concediendo asi la
victoria al j6ven pugilista To-
cal sobre Make Rosenbloom, de
Eew York, campe6n de peso
complete ligero.
De los 10 asaltos del combate,
Rosenbloom solo gan6 uno, ell
'cuarto, y pudo empatar tres, ell
segundo, ell quinto y ell sexto.
Manteniendo una vigorosa o.
.fensiva Maier superb al cam
pe6n desde la campanada mi
cial.. En- ell quinto aturdi6 a Ro-
senbloom con una vigorosa IL
quierda al cuerpo, evadiendo ell
ataque a la cabeza en- los asaltos
siguientes y abriendo una hAi-
daSak2no de los ojos de Ro-
senbloom el septimo.
Con frecuencfW@MRjer lanz6
al campe6n contra las Sogas y
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
Con los Guantes

81 ell Sr. Cox abre ell lunes,
como ha asegurado, la arena de
la Decima Avenida, tenemos el
Idisgusto de pronosticarle que los
"fieles brillaran por su ausen-
Y no es que ell programa sea
del TODD malo, siRo que las pese-
|tas con motive del cierre de las
fabricas Sc necesitan para los
"garbanzos" Y no sobran para
entregarlas a los senores gladia
dores; pero 81 Mr.. Cox confia
en- su buena estrella... aries
guese y prepare 5000.
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
lie oblig6 a agarrarse para evitai

lie oblig6 a agarrarse para evitar
mayor castigo.
A los pocos segundos de ha-
Der comenZado ell octave, dos So
lidas izquierdas a la cabeza atur
dieron a Make. Maier lie siguid
con una energica derecha a la
cabeza y una izquierda al cuer-
Pc. Ell campe6n trat6 De conte-
ner la agresividad de su sadver-
sario, pero sin conseguirlo.
\ La ventaja de Dave era tan
amplia en- este punto que mu-
Ichos de los 1000 espectadores
Icomenzaron a marcharse.
IRosenploom lucia cansado en-
los ultimos dos roupds, m@
con habilidad evito I'm gelpe de-
cisivo, que era la finalidad de
4su antagonists.
Pesaba ell campe6n 1912 Ii.
bras y ell vencedor 1852.
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
Despedian chispas sus ojos

Despedian chispas sus ojos
por ell vino, Y los cascabeles y
campanillas del zorro sonaban
y sonaban. FL Medoc habia exal
tado mis- ideas. Habiamos lie
gado al medic de unas mura-
las de huesos mezclados con ba-
rricas, en- 10 mas profundo de
las catacumbas. Me detuve de
nuevo, Y esta vez me tome la IL
bertad de tomar del brazo a
Fortunate por mas arriba del
codo.
va We listed que aumenta ell
nitro-le dije.-Cuelga como ell
musgo a 10 largo de las b6vedas.
Estamos bajo ell lecho del rio.
Las gotas de aqua Sc filtran a
traves de los huesos. Venga,
vamonos, antes de que sea de-
La gaceta., 1932-01-02

con ojos vidriosos, goteando Ia
.grimas de embriaguez.
-GEl nitro?-pregunt6, por
fin.
Ell nitro-dije.-iD BESIDE
Icuando tiene listed esa tos?
-Euh, euh, euh, euh, euh.
Mi pobre amigo no pudo con-
testarme hasta despues de pasa-
dos algunos minutes.
No es nada-dijo.
-Venga-dije secamente,-
vamonos fuera de aqui; su salud
es preciosa. listed es rico, res
petado, admirable, querido; CO.
yo 10 fui en- otro tempo; es
listed TN hcmbre que dejarfa un
vacio insubstituible. Por mi
NADIA importa. Vamonos; Sc po-
listed poner enfermo. AIDE
La gaceta., 1932-01-02

mas, Luchesi...
-Basta-dijo, esta tos no tie
ne importancia. No me matara
no pienso morir de I'm constipa-
do.
Els verdad, es verdad, y lie
aseguro que no intento alarmar-
lie indtilmente; pero debe listed
tomar algunas precauciones, un
.trago de Medoc lie defendera de
la humedad.
Me apodere de una botella, de
entire otras muchas que en- larga
fila ALI cerca estaban enterra-
das, Y lie rompi ell cuello.
-Beba-dije, y lie di ell vino.
Aproxim6 a los labios la bote-
LA, y me miro de reojo. Hizo
una pausa, me salud6 familiar
mente, sonaron las campanillas
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
del zorro, Y exclam6:

uel zorro, y eAClaHlO:
IA la Salud de los difuntos
que a nuestro alrededor repo-
san!
y 70 a la salud de listed.
Sc agarr6 de mi brazo y Sc
guimos adelante.
i Que extensas son estas cue
vas!
Los Montresors-conteste
eran familia muy numerosa.
No recuerdo Sus armas de
listed.
I'm pie de orc ,sobre cam
pc azul, a~plastando una serpien-
tie que Sc lie enrosca mordiendo
ell talon.
-lY la divisa?
Memo me imp1ne lecessit.
ii Muy bien!
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
masiado tarde. Su tos de listed.

masiado tarde. Su tos de listed. =.
! No es NADIA, continuemos.
Venga otro trago de Medoc.
Rompi una botella de vino de
Grave Y Sc la ofreci. La vaci6
de IN trago. Brillaron sus oios,
Sc rio, Y arroj6 al aire la bote-
liza hacienda un gesto que no
,Ipude comprender. Mirelo con
Isorpresa, y repiti6 aquel gesto
g~rotesco.
-iNo 10 comprende listed?
-No-contest6.
-Entonces no es listed de Ia
logia.
Que?
No es listed francmas6n.
ISL, si!-dije.-iSi, ST!
u listed? impossible! JUS
ted mason?
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
eO M~
PAECE Den
~ SER Ell AS "
ESQ COMPLETE

Few York, Enero Eel pes.
dor de Chicago, por sus es.
fuerZos, Sc halla hoy en- la cum.
: bre de peso complete. Este mu.
chacho, que en- privado Sc llama
Rrry Krakow y King Levins.
ky<ep los cuadrilateros del pals
hace pScos dias derrib6 tres vee
ces a Tommy Loughran, la estre
LA de Filad fia, y alcanz6 el
una decision.
Va Sc habfa llegado a asegu-
rar que Lorghran era una genui
ma amenaZa para Schmeling y
Sharkey. IY que Sc piensa ahora
del ex-campe6n de peso compile
to iigero?
Sc murmura que Tommy esta
en- decadencia; que no parecfa ell
mismo de sus peleas anterio-
res la noche del encuentro con
Levinsky; pero los hombres no
Sc deslizan tan facilmente ha-
cia La derrota despues de Is vic
torias consecutivas.
Debe estimarse que Loughran
La gaceta., 1932-01-02
81, masonic respondi.
i I'm signo!

-Vealo-replique, v saou6
TN palaustre de debajo de los
pIiegues de mi capa.
listed quiere reirse-grit6.
y anadi6 tambaleandose va
mos al amontillado.
-Sea-contest6 guardando
mi herramienta y ofreciepdoIa
ell brazo. Sc apoy6 pesadamenta
ell, y proseguimos en- busca
de nuestro amontillado. Pasa-
por una galeria de arcos
bajos; dimos algunos ma
Sos y desendiendo mas ain. IIa-
gamos a una profunda cripta
Ia que que el aire estaba tan
enrarecido, que en- ella, mas one
La gaceta., 1932-01-02

Con Marty Hauk peleara ell
martes pr6ximo, en- la ciudad
de allende ell puente de Candy.
Relampago Saguefo, campe6n
'cubano de peso welter y reciente
|victima de Tommy Freeman.
Esta vez, 81 ell pajarito que
nos trae los informes no Sc hs
equivocado, ell cubano tendra
pan grapde.
No lie viene NAL despues de IL
golpiza que recibiera a querel
con un hombreC we pc.
lsaba 9 libras mas que el y que
inc puede aceptarse sea inferior
como pugilista.
La gaceta., 1932-01-02

Alan Gould, profetiza que
Jack Dempsey acostara a Max
'Schmeling 81 ell campe6n decide
defender su corona contra ell ex-
marido de Estela.
Gould es un j6ven inteligente
que entiende ell pugilismo; Pc
70 esta vez, 81 los amos de Demp
sey no nos enganan, con ell ale
man lie fracasara su pron6stico.