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Arena
BY MRS. o. MCINTYRE

H. S. Duncan called on Elmer
Drum Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers were
evening callers at the Ben klagen-
burg home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Granville were
shopping In Wing Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Sinke were
afternoon callers at the Kraft home
Sunday.
H. 8. Duncan was business caller
at Allen Frazier's Thursday.
Jay Payseno, Artie Payseno and
Maniel Fode were business callers In
Wing Tuesday Afternoon.
Mrs. Fodc returned from James
town Tuesday, afternoon, where she
had been visiting Mr.. Fode tor the
last week.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre called on Mrs,
r. G. Halver Friday afternoon.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Drum and fam
lily were guests ct the Klaseubure
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Bailey and
children were shopping IN Wing Sat
urday.
Miss Fac Roberts was weekend
guest at the Mcintyre home.
Miss Leola Augustadt. because o.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Olson and Dom
aid Vendsal were dinner guests ct the
John Carlson home New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Steinert and
family OF Velva arrived Thursday eve
ming and will spend some time visit.
ing ut the William Steinert home.
Thomas and Hubert Doyle and Miss
Mary Doyle returned from velva SUM
day.
Albert Anderson called at the J. q.
Olson home Monday.
Emanual steinert, who has been
employed Ia Velva, returned to his
home Thursday.
Ted Amundson called at the ]. q.
Olson home Wednesday.
Miss Gudrun Jordahl resumed her
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Morris and
daughters Marion Aldene and Eunice
visited at the Ed Morris homo Mon
day.
Phil Monroe was : caller in wilton
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Morris visited o.
the Fred Klawitter homo Friday.
Frank Miller and mother were
shoppers In Wilton "wednesday.
Clarence Anderson visited with
Gerald Morris Monday.
Emil 6undQuist called ct the =. u.
Morris home Tuesday.
Teddie Anderson was . callee In
Wilton Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Hefta spent tn week-
end ct her home Ia wilton.
Mr.. and Mn. Carl johnson Voec
choppers Ia Wilton Saturday.
Levi Andersen and Dcnald lGpgyin
were tansactlng business u 0innnaxeE
"Wednesday.
Earl Alhertsun q pickinaon - :
Thursday VISITOR at ~ 8. i 1nsgzls
home.
4 hard tiula danas - IA $ T.
Herb Iittle hs1n 1q&knI nlnll1 IS
~. and ls M 1g = I n llu
| family. Anx s nl 111 ~. 1l1III
lGrk Arthur i = IIiiI y ri p
dinner Co., Iil !.
home ssu sss,s8
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Trygg
BY GLADYS NELSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Buckley and
nephew, Shannon Tyre, from Okla
homa. who have resided on the j. j.
Rue farm, left Sunday for Arkansas.
Ella Trygg, who has been visiting
at her home here, left Mckenzie to
resume her high school work.
Gladys Nelson stayed with Vina
Oder from Wednesday until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and fam
lily motored to Arena Saturday night
and were visitors at the Eide home,
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson and Gladys were
callers Wednesday at the Nels Nelson
home.
A baby girl was born Tuesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schrenk at the
Frank Trygg home.
Clifford Craven of Menoken pur-
chased the j. j. Rue farm and has
been busy moving his cattle and fur
niture the last week.
The Trygg Cedarhill Homemakers'
club members held a meeting We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. Bell Oder.
The art Of good grooming was given
by Mrs. Homer Taylor and canning
meat was given by Mrs. Ed Lund-
quist. After the meeting q delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess,
assisted by Vina Oder and Mrs. Homer
Taylor. The next meeting will be held
at the Gene Cunningham home
Feb. 10.
MI. and Mrs. Clifford Scott motored
to Bismarck one day this week.
A birthday party was given Satur-
day night for George Nelson by friends
and neighbors. About so guests at
tended. The evening was spent in
formally. A midnight luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Bill Oder and Myrwin motored
to Bismarck Saturday.
Irene. Floyd and Hazel Anderson
were visitors one day this week at the
Fred Habeck home.
Emma and Hugo Nelson were among
those attending the hard time dance
Saturday night at the Herb Little
home. Miss Bernice qerkey, sister of
Mrs. John Engdohl, received the prize
for the best costume.
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Florence Lake
BY HELEN WITT

Mrs. Ralph Halver spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Tees.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Seilinger and
family and Mrs. James Walter and
Ed Smith spent Wednesday at the
Henry Seilinger home.
Herman Meters called at the Orva
Bailey home Wednesday.
Ralph Halyer was Wing caller
Wednesday.
D. F.. Mcclellan called at the John
Witt home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roth and Mr..
and Mrs. John Witt spent Saturday
evening at the Delmar Mcclellan
home.
Jim Kozineck, Gust Witt and Albert
and Wilbert Meters were Bismarck
callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .Siebel and
daughter and Martha and Henry
Schneider were Wing shoppers Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seilinger and
daughters, Marjorie and Lois, spent
Saturday evening at the Emerson
Granville home.
Arthur Tees was futile caller
Thursday.
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Sterling
BY FERN r. STEWART

Mrs. Carl Pillen and Mrs. Freto En-.
wick were Tuesday dinner guests q
the Elsus Elness home.
Bob Barrows and Mrs. Will Styles
were town callers Wednesday.
Henry Apland was q DriscolI caller
Saturday.
Ed Freshour was town caller Wed,
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith visitec
at the Ernest Johnson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart vert
Driscoll callers Saturday.
Oscar Anderson and Helmar Me.
land were Driscoll callers Saturday.
Miss Grace johnson spent the week.
end with Miss Fern Stewart.
The party which was given Ut the
north school Saturday night was vel.
attended.
An oyster supper and dance was
held in the hall Friday night. The
Moffit orchestra furnished the music.
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school duties Monday after spending
a weeks vacation at her home In Cam
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson were
Regain shoppers Monday.
Thomas and Hubert Doyle, Miss
Mary Doyle, Fritz Uhde and Mr.. and
Mrs. william Hickel and son Wayne
spent Sunday evening at the J. G. Oh
son home.
Donald vendsal of Bismarck is Wis
tttng at the J. G. Olson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Falkins were
Capital City visitors Saturday.
John Carlson and Julius Olson were
Regain callers Friday.
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Wing
By LILLIAN MUELLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben McCloskey spent
Sunday evening ct the Henry Jacob
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lem and daugh-
ter of Regain and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O
Lein and son Indy spent Sunday at
the j. N. Lem home.
The Al Cooking club met at the
A. i. Davis home Saturday.
Earl Hill and Johnny Mueller mo-
tored to Goodrich Wednesday.
Esther Fields spent Saturday eve
ming with Lucille Anderson.
Sylvia Josephson and Stir Eckholm
spent Sunday at the Geo. Kavoniua
home.
Olga Kulaski spent the weekend
with Pearl Hanson Ut Driscoll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borth
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Sibley Butte
BY MRS. ELMER BLOolGoUysr

Elmer Bloomquist called ON Ear
Evans Sunday. "
Albert and Clayton Couch delivere
some cattle to Mckenzie Thursday. :,
Bismarck shoppers Saturday wer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Madlaud and soil
Donald. Vern Thysel. Elmer Bloom
quist and family, Mrs. Evans, ant-
George Hughes and family.
Peter Davidson and son Dave wer
Mckenzie callers Saturday. i
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Clizbe motorei,
to Bismarck Wednesday. Mrs. Clizbr
had some dental work done Will
there. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Clizbe, Nh
and Mrs. Henry Larson attended lodg.
at Mckenzie Thursday evening.
L. B. Roth and family called at thu
o. j. Roth and E. Bloomquist homea
Friday evening. .
Ed and Andrew Schauer bagged {.
coyote near the o. j. Roth farm laar
week. ~
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to Bismarck. Monday to see Ed 0esele
who has been patient at the Bis
marck hospital for six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlib Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Gaub Of Regain and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gaub Of near Mercer
spent Sunday evening at the Henry
Gcsele home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Baumiller visited
at the John Schladt home Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Gesele were the
guests OF Mr.: and Mrs. Adolph Bender
near Mercer Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs Christ Neimiller Wis
tied at the John Wagner home Mon
day evening.
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nephew, Oliver Welch, Lawreuoe N
pier, Ralph Snyder and 1Lrs. RO1x
WEIGH were In Bismatck Friday.
Russell Tollifson visited ct the hot
OF the Doppler brothers recently.
Lawrence Doppler, Nicholas Bere
and Chester Boyd called at the I'd.
ert WEIGH homo Saturday. p
Nicholas Berger has gone 70 Akelc-
Mimi. whore he win work for Josel.
Doppler.
Mrs. John Nieland, teacher Of IA
School No. I, spent the weekend
her home near Glencoe.
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Still
By ,. r. HAosTRoM

Axel and Ned Asplund were callers
in Bismarck Wednesday.
Doris johnson spent Tuesday night
with Hilma johnson.
Edna Falkenstein visited Myrna
Williams Saturday.
Mrs. Ed shaffer visited last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hochhalter.
Walfred Asplund, Anthony Erickson
and Roy Anderson were Wilton call
ers Friday.
Mrs. Herman Falkenstein called on
her daughter, Mrs. Roy Anderson, Sat-
urday.
The PIT. A. Of Still held its regu-
lar meeting Friday. Miss Cora DeVe
Richards pupils gave q program.
Steve Torzeski talked on the All club
show in Fargo.
Miss Nellie Hagstrom has returned
to the Twin Cities.
Dorothy, Alice and Ruben johnson
dined at the John Law home Monday.
Neva Noon called 1T the Sandelin
home Sunday.
Eugene Strand and Conrad johnson
motored to Wilton Friday. velma
johnson returned with them.
Miss Nellie and Pauline Hagstrom
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Erickson Friday.
Mrs. Herman FAlkenstein and
daughter Edna visited Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Roy Anderson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thompson called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer williams Sun.
day..
Leona Broehl spent Wednesday
night with Helen johnson.
Mrs. Roy Anderson and Mrs. Kator
and son Buddy were Wilton callers
Wednesday.
Nick Torzesh called on Frank Ro-
gowski Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sundquist shop
ped in Bismarck Saturday.
Mrs. Charley Lind and son and
Helen johnson called at the John
Dalgren home Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Oster and
daughter Mary of Regain dined Sum-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Peter johnson.
Axel Asplund, Leo Strand, Wayne
Sundstrom, Donald Noon, Harry Vim
cent, Mrs. Charley Lind, Margaret.
Dolores and Helen johnson, Helen and
Ruben Pearson and Seth and 1nez
Ecklund called at the Hagstrom home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ed Shaffer called on Mrs. Nick
Torzeski Saturday.
Miss Alice johnson spent last week
at the. A. Anstrom home in Wilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson and
daughter Myrlin visited at the Walter
6undquist home Wednesday.
Leona Broehl was supper guest at
Mrs. Sirne Johnson'S Wednesday.
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By ALKALINE LANDsBERGER

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shea were
Bismarck visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson and
Miss 0racealice Steiner motored ia
Bismarck Thursday.
The Rebekah lodge held Z meeting
Thursday evening ct the home Of Mrs
Allie Kramer.
The bridge club met Tuesday eve
ming ct the home q Mrs. r. J, Appert
Rev. Father 6chWeit1er waA q Bis
unarck visitor Friday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Wohlmann and
daughter Elvira and AdAline Lands
berger uaotored to Bismarck Tuesday
a number Of the friends and neigh
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Mckenzie
BY MRS. T. 7. HUGHES

MIR. and Mrs. e. L. Adams and Ed
die, Jr., were Saturday dinner guests
ct the Lester Hulett home in Bis
marck..
Howard william Is the name chosen
for the baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar w. Gilbert.
The church financial board held q
meeting In the parsonage Friday.
Mrs. Roy Wildfang entertained the
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Baldwin
By MRS. FLORENCE BoRNER

Mrs. Ira Falkenstein was on the sick
list the early part Of the week.
Baldwin friends Of the Daniel Hal
beck family, who left here last June,
will I've interested in knowing they are
residing at Steele, where Mr.. Haibeck
has employment with the state high
way department. They spent the Slm-
mer with relatives at Pettibone. Mrs.
Haibeck taught in the Baldwin schools
last year.
william Fricke spent the early part
of the week in Bismarck attending the
regular proceedings Of county COM
missiouers.
About 60 friends and relatives Of
Miss Eva Heck gathered at her home
Monday evening to surprise her, the
occasion being her birthday. Among
those present from outside the COM
munity were: MIR. and Mrs. George
Schonert and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schonert of Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs.
VERNE Peterson of Naughton. Other
guests included relatives from Sunny
and Mandan.
According to word received recently
from the O.. B. Peterson family, who
left heer last fall for Elnira, Idaho,
they like their new home very much.
Peterson, who bought quarter Sec
ton of land two miles from Elmira,
has erected q set Of buildings since
moving.
\ Miss Frances Haas of Turtle Lake
was adjudged the winner in recent
contest sponsored by the ]. G. Penney
company. Miss Haas is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Mathilda Baumgart.
The contest was on the subject OF
Christmas decoration for homes.
A telephone meeting was held re-
Gently for the purpose Of collecting
annual dues and paying off bills. Her
bert Little was elected to take the
place Of Ira Falkenstein on the board
of directors.
Harry Peterson OF Bismarck has
been spending q few days with rela-
tives and friends in the community.
Christ Anderson is spending q few
weeks at the home Of his grandpar-
ents in Bismarck.
Emil Geigle purchased a sedan IN
Bismarck recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Christianson
and small son Of Riverview have been
spending several days here. at the En-
glemaran home. Mrs. Englemann has
been in Bismarck with hex daughter,
Florence, who suffered an appended
tbs attack last week. They are ex-
pected home the fore part Of this week
as an operation was not considered
necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitter and son
Ellison Of Bismarck spent Friday with
relatives in the community.
Harvey Graham arrived recently to
spend the rest of the winter with the
w. G. Gehrke family. Graham has
been making his home with his SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Meyers at Hazelton.
The Crofte Star Homemakers' club
will meet with Mrs. Walter Ryberg
Wednesday afternoon.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
LAS FABRICAS NO HAN A
BIERTO TODAVIA

Habana. Mayo 30.-ContinGa
circulando el rumor de que los
fabricantes piensan abrir sus IA
bricas, utilizando rompehuelgas,
BESIDE mediadoS de la semana
asada Sc viene afirmando pOr
los leaders de los trabaiadores,
que los fabricantes, con ell apoyo
de la fuerza publica, piensan que
brantar la huelga en- esta ciu =
dad.
S0stienen es0s leaders que ST
los manufacturers recurren a
Iesa medida, desesperados, los
'trabaiadores no iran a TRAFALGAR.
La posici6n de los obreros es
de que ellos no estan en- huelga
sino que los fabricantes han c.
.rrado las fabricas por no acep-
tar los trabajadores una reba-
ia en- los jornales.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De ESPANA

sentado por un radical, que Sc
nalaba la pena de muerte para
todos los autores de delitos de
asalto Y robo.
La ley fu6 propuesta cuando
un banco de Madrid fue asaita-
do y robado, pero los socialistas
Y Observation-Disclosures la recha-
aaron.
Estos dos acontecimientos son
~sintomaticos del espiritu de la
Espana republican,.
Don Luis Jim6nez de Azua,
que preside la comision del 60
bierno encargada de redactar e!
C6digo Penal, Sc opone a la pc
ma de muerte, como praoticamen
tie Sc oponen todos los miembros
del partido socialista. Pero cree
Sc que la pena de muerte sera re
tenida en- la esfera de la ~jurispru
dencia militar.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA
LA POLITICA

Habana, Mayo 30.-El gene
raj Mario Garcia Menocal, a
quien ell gobierno considera lea
der de la conSpiraci6n terrorista
recientemente deScubierta, con :
tinua recluido en- la Legaci6n
del Brasil. en- ell Nedado. como
huesped del ministro CASTILLO
Blanco.
Aun no ha decidido ell gobier-
no 81 pedira, de acuerdo con ell
tratado de 1923, que ell general
Menocal salga de la Legaci6n y
Sc marche al eXtraniero.
81 ell gobierno pidiera "A la Le-
gaci6n del Brasil la retirada de
Menocal hacia ell extranjero, ell
miniStro, de acuerdo con ell ira
tado, Sc veria precisado a com
placerlo.
Ell DR.. Orestes Ferrara. nue.
vo ministro de Estado, tomara
possession ell dia primero Y resol-
vera ell case de Menocal.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
RENUNCIO Ell GABINETE
DE

Berlin, Mayo 30.-El camel
Tyler Bruening present6 hoy su
dimisi6n al presidente Paul Won
Hindenburg y este la acept6.
Creese que ell nuevo gobierno
Sc compondra de individuos de
tendencias conservadoras Y pro-
bablemente servira de escabel a
la elevation definitiva del leader
fascista Adolfo Hitler, que
triunfara en- las recientes cleo
clones de la Dieta Prusiana. .
Asegurase que el presidente
Hi1denburg escogera un camel
Her de los ranges del partido
nacionalista para que ell nuevo
Pcbisrno haga frente a la CON
fercncia sobre deudas de guerra
y reparaciones, que sc efcctuara
en- Lausanne.
Ti6nese la creencia de que
cuando la delegation regrese de
Suiza, entonces llegara la opor-
tunidad para Hitler de asumir ell
p0der.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
AUMENTA Ell NUMERO DE
PRESOS

Habana, Mayo 30.-Los'exper
tos, la policia secreta y la judi
cial Siguen deteniendo a indivi-
duos SoSpechosos de tener rela-
cion con ell complot terrorista.
En- ell Castillo del Principe,
a disposition del coronel lyle
Sias, Sc italian recluidos, entire
otros, Carlos Odriozola Leal, Ra
mon Trelles Dominguez, Elpidio
Con aleZ Suris, Fermin Come
sana, Dominguez, Tomas Rami-
req, Luis Cepedillo Morloto,
Rod igo MARTINEZ Larrondo,
Alberto Sanchez Baldomero,
Juan CastollanoS Clarens, Pedro
Nun Irigoyen. Benjamin Be-
llo Dominique, Bernardo Alfaro
Betancourt, Manuel Garcia Gar
ella, Francisco Rodriguez Tan
quel, Leopold Rosa Molina, Ma
nuel Herrera, Armando Iglesias
Miguel del Vale, Joaquin Nunez,
Martin Quinones Cerquera,
Eduardo Martin Rivero Y Ar
mando Iglesias.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
LA PRINCESA BEAT2IZ
QUIERE UN MARIDO RICO

Madrid, Mayo 30.-Informes
llegados aqui de Paris dicen que
la infanta Beatriz, la rubia hi
ia del ex-rey Alfonso de Espa-
ma, no Sc ha casado con Don An
tonic Alvaro de Orleans, porque
este no tiene la fortuna que una
i~nfanta necesita para desempe-
mar un buen papel social en- ell
mundo.
Beatriz parece resuelta a bus
car III esposo rico Y ella Y su her
mana, la princesa Cristina, es-
tan en- Roma, Y dicese que vie
ne considerable como su future
marido al Duque de Spoleto, pa
riente del Rey Victor Manuel.
FL duque es hijo de la princesa
de Aostay I'm arque6logo de re-
nombre. R~ecuerdase que una vez
estuvo de vista en- Espana, ell
Rey, por jugarle una broma. a.
brio sobre 81 una reqadera de
iardin, empapandolo haSta los
hueSos.
Baatriz y Spoleto Sc ven con
frecuencia en- la capital de TIA
liza, pero tambien Sc menciOnq 60
me probable esposo de Ia infan
ia al hermano del rey de Bulga-
ria. Cirilo, que tambi6n Sc en-
cuentra de vista en- Roma.
No Sc sabe aqui cuanto item
pc tardara la princesa en- deci-
dirsa Y escoger marido, pero mu
chcs de los amigos de la familia
real piensan que ella debi6 de-
cidirse mientras su padre era un
monarch reinante.
En- auuellOs dias circularon ri
mcres en- toda Europa de que
iba a casa~se. Y Sc la mencion6
como prometida del principe de
Gales Y del principe heredero de
Italia.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
Sc ENCONTRO SIETE AGUI
LAS AMERICANS Y LAS
VENDIO POR VEINTE
CENTAVOS

Habana, Mayo 30.-La aven-
tura de Abelardo Calvo, de %
amos, un vecino del Central Her
shey, Sc comenta en- todas par
ties y es motive de frecuentes
bromas, Caivo hubo de encon =
trarse siete aguilas americanas,
de a $4,000 cada una, y confun-
diendolas con tapas de botellas
de refresco, las vendi6 por 20
centavos.
Despu6s de haberlas vendido
descubri6 que una de elias habia
sido cambiada por $1,000.
Abelardo declare que 6l jamas
habia visto una moneda de $50
y hubo de confundirlas con "ta-
pitas' de muy POGO valor.
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
I'll NUEVO REGIMEN PARE
CE OPUESTO A LA PENA
DE. MUERTE

Madrid, Mayo 30.-Aunque
la Constitution de la Repdblica
ecnanola NADIA dice sobre la Pc
No de muerte y el nuevo C6digo
Peal no ha sido redactado aun,
Ia cena de muerte parece haber
sd abolida en- este pals.
7 3cientemente el ministro de
I~5zticia, Don Aware de Albor-
NJ commute la pena de muer-
t. pr la de prisi6n perpetual, a
IN hombre que habia matado a
u7- mujer Y a un hijo de esta,
de . meses.
Us cortes hace pocas sema-
no rehusaron tomar en- conside
raci6a IN proyecto de ley pre-
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
PREMIADA P0R Ell MIILLO-
MARIO PERKINS LA HON
RADEZ DE UN MODESTO
ANDALUZ
(Por Mary Winter)

New York.-El gran presti-
gio de que goZa entire la alta So
ciedad neoyorkina ell restaurant
eSpanol "El Chico" hizo que los
ultimillonarios espoSoS Henry
Perkins y Harriet PerkingS. a
siStieran a dicho lugar, durante
Su reciente vista a esta ciudad.
Les espoSoS Perkings estan ra
dicadcS en- Paris, habiendo veni-
do a Nueva York solo en- viajc
de placer, y de paso para Cuba,
Venezuela, Colombia y Panama.
Harriet Perkings. considera :
da como una de las mujeres que
mas valiosas joyas posee en- ell
mundo, lucia aquella noche I'm
brazalete que segdn Sc asegura
perteneci6 a la familia imperial
rusa, Y por ell cual. su buen espo
so page la respectable suma de
$75, 100000. No pudo esta seno-
ra contener Sus nervios, al no.
tar en- medic de la velada que
aqutlla preciada ioya habia de
saparecido.
Fu6 llamado enseguida ell pro
pietario del restaurant "El Chi
CO." ell Sr. Benito Collada. a
uuien Sc lie do cuenta de la per
dida del brazalete. lnmediata-
mente fue puesta en- movimiento
la policia secreta que sirve en-
"El Chico" quedando desde csc
momento tanto parroquianos co
mo servidumbre. entertainments
vigilad9s. No habia pasado me-
dia bora de haberse notadO la de
saparicion, cuando "Pepe" Man
zanares, andaluz de pura cepa.
qued6 admirado ante el descu-
brimiento en- uno de los rincones
del restaurant, de algo que 10
dej6 ciego." Recogi6 aquel obje-
to- entregandoselo sin perdida
de tempo al Sr. Collada, quien a
81 vez 10 entreg6 personalmen-
tie a la Sra. Perkings.
Mr., Perkings. inmediatamen-
te eXpres6 sus deseos de cOnOcer
a la persona que encontr6 el bra
%zalete, y al serle presentado "Pe
Pc" lie pregunt6: What is your
name?'-lcua es su nombre!
-"Joz6 Manzanares"-contest6
ell andaluz-"i Que tempo hace
que no yes a tn tierra?"-conti-
nu6 p%reguntando Mr.. Perkings.
"Alrrede6 de veinte amos"
"Bueno, pues ven a VERNE mana
ma a mis- oficinas, que tenemos
que hablar." All dfa siguiente. es
te honrado sirviente entraba en-
uno de esos edificios de cincuen
ia pisos, en- ell que tienen sus off
cinas los representatives de Mr..
Perkings aqui. Ali, de propias
manos, de Mr.. Perkings, Y des-
pu6s de tomar una copa de buen
licor, recibi6 el andaluz un che
Que a SD orden por la suma de
diez mil d6lares, con cuyo CAPT
tai, don" Jose Manzanares pien
sa vivir muy feliZmente ell resto
de su vida en- la '"Tierra de Ma
ria Santisima."
La gaceta., 1932-05-30
PASA DE so Ell NUMERO DE
SUICIDES

Habana, Mayo 30.-Pasa de
50 eli numero de suicidios, en- los
dias transcurridos del mes de
Mayo. Entire Ia1 dItimas victi-
mas de la depression economical
y otras causas, figuran Esperan
"a Gonzalez. de Cienfuegos, que
Sc incendi6 las ropas, queman :
dose; Manuel Maria Soto Medi-
ma, de 3 amos, que Sc ahorc6 en-
su domicilio sTui, y Nicolas
MGQtenegro, del pueblo de Mo
ron, cue do de puggadas a su
esposak despues SC q la vida