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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

A regular school board meeting was
held Monday evening May 7. All mem
bers present. All bills we're passed on
and ordered paid. Resignation of ]. Til
ford Cornn read and accepted. Resigna-
ton of Cola Hollis read and accepted.
Clerk instructed to write a letter of
thanks to Mr.. P. A. Peterson for the
chair he had presented to the school.
A motion made by Mr. Ford and sec
onded by Sanders to the effect that
Mrs. Smith be appointed committee
of one to buy ribbon for the diplomas.
Clerk was instructed to write letters
of appreciation to MIR. Ed johnson and
Mr.. Lee Kensler for the work donated
toward the track. Also letter to The
Commercial Club acknowledging their
cooperation in giving the dance to
benefit the track activities
Chairman appointed the following
members to act in the several capaci-
ties.
Mrs. c. Smith-Sanitation and order
ing of supplies. Motion made by Sand
ers and seconded by Ford to confirm
this appointment Motion carried
Mr. Bert Coffman-Overseein bus
and inspection of same Motion made
by Smith and seconded by Sanders to
confirm this appointment Motion
carried.
Mr. Harry Ford-Gymnasium, rental,
repair and upkeep. Motion made by
Coffman and seconded by Sanders to
confirm this appointment. Motion duly
carried
MIR He7ty Sandefs-Grounds and
maintenance of building Motion by
Ford and seconded by Smith to confirm
this appointment, Motion carried.
Route bids were opened and passed
upon, resulting in the following cleo
tom
Ray Payne, Route No. l. salary $500
per month.
Archie Pattie. Route No. 2, salary
S11500 per month.
Horace Worsham, Route No 3, salary
$4,000 per month.
Applications for teaching positions
were discussed and it was decided to
send credentials of Miss Grace West
to Mr.. Dean for approval, as a teacher
in the English department Of the high
school
Motion by Ford and seconded by
Sanders to send contract to Mr.. Harold
Davis as principal of the grade school
at a salary of 500 per month for the
school year Motion made by MIR. Sand
ers and seconded by Mrs. Smith to pay
$40 extra per month to Mr.. Davis for
Boy Scout work. Motion carried and
clerk Instructed to draw up contract
to that effect
Clerk instructed to write to Cheney
and also to Washington State College
for transcript of Mr. Ray Pentlands
credits
Meeting adjourned
EDITH B. MASON, Clerk.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
SENIOR SNEAK DAY.

The Senior class of the Troy High
School went on its annual sneak Mon
day. We started about 7:30 Monday
morning, after decorating the high
school assembly We went to Boomers
Ferry and visited the high school, and
had jolly lunch and supper at the
tourist camp. We were interviewed by
the justice of the peace of Boomers
Ferry and before we left for home we
saw our interview written and pub
lished in the Kootenai Valley Sentinel
After staying for the show we started
home.
The graduation exercises will be held
Wednesday evening, May II, at 5
o'clock Dean Hamilton Of Bozeman will
deliver the commencement address.
The Junior class enjoyed a picnic
at Bull lake Monday and dancing later
in the evening at Linger Longer beach.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10

Lindsey,p; Wilcox. c CCC-Hignight
LIST; Ellis, End: Smith, 3rd; Pearson, IS;
Brown, IF; NORM. CT Wilson, If; jane
son, p; Rice, c.
Substitutions: Troy. Durfee for Lind
seys p. Daugharty, 2nd Fisher, IS;
Hosea, IF; White. c.
Score by innings:
Troy 9 lis
CCC l 0 0 OIL
Troy romped to a ST. victory over a
pickup team from the Yak construc-
ton camps Sunday in a nine inning
game after the high school-CCC game.
Bill Lindsey held up his pitching aver
age in fine form, tossing the ball across
the plate to Lee Thornton in the catch
er's box for nine strike outs. The boys
were playing good ball all around. The
game was not noticeable for any spec
tacular plays but the errors were few
and playing steady. Brownie" Wolcott
nlayed stand up game at first and
Club Hosea accredited himself in left
field with "Smithy' McNeill romping
around short stop for only one error,
Lineup: Troy-Walcott, 1st; c. Hub
bard. End; S. Mcneil, IS; K. Hubbard,
3rd; w. English, IF; L. Mcneil, eff;
Hosea, If, Lindsey, p Thornton, c. Yak
Frazier, LIST; Wheeler, End; Montgom-
cry, IS; Jamison, 3rd; Whitney, rf;
Hignight eff; NORM, If; Wilson, p,
Rice, c.
Montgomery went in for Wilson for
pitcher in the sixth inning.
Score by innings
Troy ..... .a 0 0 2 0 0 0 2-5
Yak ..................... 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 OIL
A large crowd of baseball fans were
on hand to watch the teams perform
Bill Kusner officiated.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS PICNIC.

The Woman's Club was entertained
at the H. c. Weidner cottage on Savage
lake Tuesday evening. A delicious pic
mic supper was served by the hostesses,
Mrs. H. c. Weidner and Mrs. Anthony
Joy.
A short business meeting preceded
the election of officers for the ensuing
year. The matter of raising funds Cor
the playground was tabled until next
fall. The following officers were elected:
Mrs Anthony Joy, president; Mrs. NJ
A. Williams, vice-president; Miss Agnes
Sheldon, secretary treasurer. Commit
tees were appointed for next year as
follows: Music chairman, Mrs H. c.
Weidner, arts and crafts department
chairman, Miss Berdella OVERLY; pro-
gram committee, Miss Ellen Ovens, Miss
Sophie Haugen, and Miss Alvina An
derson. The rest of the evening was
devoted to bridge
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
JUNIOR PROM A SUCCESS.

The Junior Prom for the class of 1884
held at the high school gym Friday
night will go down in the annals of the
Troy school as one of the most success
full proms given here. Miss Cola Hollis,
class advisor, chaperoned, assisted by
Mrs. Jack Coffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tallmadge, MIR. and Mrs. r. L. Slice,
MIR. and Mrs. E. A. Woods, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Savage. Miss Hollis was tire
less in her efforts and the class unani-
mously vote large part of the credit
for the success of the entertainment to
her The junior class received many
compliments on their fine work in dec
Grating the hall so attractively.
The grand march was formed at 10
o'clock with Irene Coffman, president
of the senior class, and Robert Hosea,
president of the junior class, leading
Music for the dancing was furnished
by McQuires orchestra of Bonners
Ferry. There was a number Of out-of-
town visitors.
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40 HI
Mrs. Lily Fention arrived here Friday
from Tacoma, en- route to the upper
Yak, where she was called by the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. Erdmar
Herbst.
Helen and Bud McCauley of White
fish were guests of Miss Betty Mullins
over the weekend
Mrs James Rasmussen entertained at
100 luncheon Saturday afternoon
Bouquets of glowing tulips and fra
grant lilacs were the decoration motif
Three tables of bridge were in play
Mrs. Henry Weidner held the high score
honors, Miss Cola Hollis the second
high, and Mrs ]. T. Cornn the travel
ing.
Mrs John R. Robertson Of ST. An
thony, Idaho, arrived here Thursday for
a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
c. M. Akin.
Mrs D. T. Wood was a caller in
Libby Monday on business.
Leo Meister, who is working at Libby,
spent the weekend at his home here.
A. p. Tills, manager of the Mountain
States Power company at Whitefish,
stopped over night, the Bird, to visit
M E. Thomas.
Miss Berdella OVERLY, Miss Cola
Hollis and Ed Henrichs were among
those who went to Libby Sunday 10
see Little Women"
Mr.. and Mrs j. M Melvin of Fond
Du Lac, Wis, arrived here Tuesday to
visit the c. Nj. Akin family Mrs. Melvin
is sister of Mrs Atkins.
Mrs Donald Thornton and Miss Marie
DeBorde were Libby visitors Thursday.
Frank GRIPPE, Bob Grippe and Ford
Grippe came over last weekend from
the CCC camp at ST. Regis for visit.
Two tables of bridge were entertained
at the James Rasmussen home last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. N A. Will
Jams received high prize for the ladies
and Glen Thorn for the men.
John Quirk of Eureka, candidate for
county commissioner on the democratic
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
Lions Listen
To Address By
Returned Traveller
]. A. KraIl Tells of Experiences on Auto
Trip to Southern California-Says
Conditions Improving.

The Libby Lions transacted quite a
dinner Monday night at the Turner
Cafe. The next meeting will be the time
for the annual election of officers and
Chas D. Rowe, c. S Christensen and
William Herbert were appointed NOM
mating committee by President WEIGH.
J. A. Krall. recently returned from a
trip to southern California and into old
Mexico, spoke in very interesting
manner of his experiences while on the
trip. He told Of visiting the scene of
the big earthquake and with having
talked with relatives and others who
went through that narrowing expert
ence. He also visited the narrow valley
that suffered disasterous flood short
time ago and in which houses were
washed away and much damage done.
MIR. Krall also recited interesting ex-
periences on his return trip, he having
skirted the ocean on his way north and
passing through many small towns that
for many years had had no connection
with the outside world except by boat
and whose principal industries were
fishing and single manufacturing. Mr..
Krall's talk was much enjoyed by the
Lions
The Lions jointed in giving a roar
for Lion W. S. Hamlet who was married
during the past week in Spokane.
Lions Joughin, Brindley and Wood were
appointed committee to have charge
of the annual picnic at the Lion foun-
tain south of town to be staged as soon
as the roads are in better condition
Secretary Miller read communica-
ton urging attendance at the district
convention to be held in Havre the last
of June. c. S. Christensen urged the
need Of some Of the Libby Lions attend
ing and after general discussion in
which Lions Herbert, Brindley, Chris
Jensen and Church joined, it was agreed
that voluntary collection be taken to
defray the expenses of those who may
attend the convention
E, j. Driear reported that he had
arrangements made SO that he ex-
pected improvement of the tennis court
would be finished the latter part of the
week,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10

Intelligence is what you get from
home. Common sense you must de-
velop yourself Learning is what you
obtain in school, knowledge is what
the world hands you. Judgment comes
only with the years. Experience is
bitter medicine administered by life
itself, and must be taken with bit
Of conscience. Wisdom is phantom
often chased but seldom overtaken.
Success or failure are matter of
opinion. Reputation is the golden scale.
Contentment the final objective.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
Eureka News
MIR. AND MRS. ALEX PURDY
PURCHASE MARKET

ICi6 Il tido otad itLo I'LL SRst
market and grocery store to Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Purdy. Mr.. Berger has made
many friends in the years he has been
in business here. and gives his best
wishes to the new owners and Eureka
shoppers are pleased to see Cap and
Alexis smiling faces again behind
counter
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hendrickson
summer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Zook will occupy their house while
they are away.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mellenger and Miss
Grace Sweesy attended the track meet
in Whitefish Saturday
John Buhmiller returned FROM his
vacation Sunday.
Mrs Mable Belts has gone to her
home at Pleasant Valley where she
will spend the summer months.
Mrs. Carl West with Miss Gael and
Miss ZaWadki were callers at the L.
w. Fetterly home Sunday evening.
Dick Sinclair of Cardston, Alberta,
was visiting friends in Eureka Friday
and Saturday.
Henry Raber, who is working at
Waterton Park, visited at his home
here Sunday.
Alderman Lynn Schuck made bust
ness trip to Kalispell Saturday.
L. w. Fetterly made trip to For
tine Tuesday morning
VIM. Schagel who has been working
at Ashton, Ida, for the past six months,
came home Friday to visit the family
for few days. Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Schagel and Billy motored to Kalispell.
Mr. Schagel will not return until after
graduation.
Mrs Kampfe of Fortine was in Eu-
reka Saturday. -
Darrell Roose went to Missoula Sun
day.
Mrs Carrie LaMunyan, county sup
erintendent of schools, spent several
days in Eureka supervising the rural
field meet
Some of the Sons of Rest" expect
to go on bear hunt this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ransbury, who have
moved out on st. Claire creek, were
shopping in Eureka Saturday
Harold Shenefelt, who has been with
the CCC at Missoula, is home.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Welliver motored
to Kalispell Saturday on shopping
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kitchen of the
Fish Lake Hatchery were here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs "Porky" Sellers Of
Haver visited friends in Eureka over
the week end
Mr.. Sheridan of Great Falls was visit
ing his relatives here the past week
Cecil Elliott and Julian Trip, who
have been with the CCC in California,
are home for visit
Frank Baney has been up for several
days looking over car licenses and
transacting other business.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Welliver and Mrs
Frank Combs were in Kalispell Mon
day.
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ticket, was in town Tuesday soliciting

votes.
Joe Seibenforcher purchased 1881
Ford de luxe sedan through the Koot-
enai Valley Garage this week.
Lou Hale moved last week to his
own home, where Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Drake are also LIVING.
James Rasmussen went to Great Falls
Monday to attend court
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Whitecraft and the A. c. Broom
family went to Bonners Ferry Saturday
to hear the Arizona Wranglers.
r. E. Clay made business trip 10
Libby Monday
There will be baccalaureate services
at the Methodist church Sunday, May
13, at IL o'clock.
H. B. Anderson left Wednesday Cor
Lincoln, Illionis, to visit his mother.
Miss Jean Barkee of Libby was a
guest of Miss Irene Coffman over the
weekend
c. L. Nelson of Spokane was a guest
at the Glen Thorn home Tuesday
r. r. Gibbs and John Coaker went
to Priest River Tuesday on business.
lVlIS. lFAy tic IACiiZlC WdS IdDCd W
Great Falls to attend her brother-in-
laws funeral.
S. Kuwahara, proprietor of the k
Cafe, entertained the members of the
ball team and number of business
men at banquet in his cafe Sunday
evening Eighteen guests were present
to enjoy his fine dinner and hospitality.
Mrs. v. A. Sather Paul and Marzella
spent the weekend in Whitefish, where
Paul took in the district track meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Culverwell of
Spokane left Saturday after short
visit with her son, Adrian Harrsch.
Mrs Wiley Davis is reported quite
i'll at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. 7. Metler and Phyllis
drove to Rexford Wednesday to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindholm Norma
and Junior, drove to Bonners Ferry
Monday.
o. F. Gibson returned from a trip
to Helena Sunday
J.P. Byrne and Fred Wells spent his
weekend in Kalispell
Miss Alva Corbett of Libby was guest
of Miss Helen Haaland over the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs George Whitfield re-
turned to Kalispell the last of the week,
after visit with her mother, Mrs.
Mae Smith.
The Misses Laura and Helen Brindley
and jeanette Crotteau, Lamar Rowland
and Hamilton Hough of Libby attended
the dance here Saturday.
Mrs. Art Wilson entertained the Sew
ing Club Tuesday evening.
James Barron of Svlvanite was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Bonners
Ferry hospital Sunday.
Miss Betty Mullins has been enjoy
ing a visit from her father, George
Mullins, and brother, Ray Mullins, Of
Anatone, Wash. and from her brother
and his wife, MIR. and Mrs Dean Null
Inns of Santa Barbara, Calf.
L. w. Van Artsdale of Whitefish ar
rived Tuesday to visit his mother and
to check up the depot in his capacity
of auditor for the C. NJ
]. P. Carey of Eureka, candidate for
county commissioner, was in Town
Wednesday in the interests of his can
didacy
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGlothlem were
called to Pasco, Wash, Wednesday on
account of the death of her father.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
PRIMARY NEWS.

We are sorry Joe Carroll had to
leave school last week
Alcine Laffoon is first in End grade
spelling, having 103 stars and Patrick
Savage second, having l02 stars Tommy
Migaki is first in first grade spelling
having 81 stars "
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS,
HERBERT GOLD MINES, INC.

TO ALL STOCKHOLDERS,
HERBERT GOLD MINES, INC.
You are hereby notified that the reg
ular annual meeting of the Herbert
Gold Mines, Incorporated, will be hello
on the first Monday in June, June 4th
1884, at 2 o'clock p M, at the office Of
j. w. Barrett in the Libby Hotel Build
ing, Libby, Montana. AT This meeting =
board Of directors will be elected and
any other business transacted that may
come before said meeting.
BY Order,
WILLIAM HERBERT, President
J. w. BARRETT, Secretary.
m10-31-4t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10

The youth who thinks education
means that he will not have to work
for living is all wrong The more
highly educated person becomes the
more necessary it is to work hard for
he realizes more than ever how much
there is to be accomplished. Education
does not mean soft snap for anyone.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
NOTICE.

Hereafter | will be in Troy at the
Doonan Hotel every Tuesday and FRI
day from 8 a. m. to 2 p. m. General
practice of Osteopathy.
49-tf DIR. J. w. CHURCH.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
T roy Locals

Two milk cows for sale One yr. old
and one yearling- Inquire of Bill Perry
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10

Edna: The men are beginning to
count their change.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1934-05-10
Fun For All.

Edna: I must take a vacation. I'm
afraid my beauty is beginning to fade.
Mrs. Rives: What makes you think
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
UNA VIUDA ~ENCARCELA-
DA A CAUSA DE LA MA
GIA NEGRA

Berlin, julio 31.-Una viuda,
de As amos de edad, Anna In
derst, ha sido arrestada por ira
tar de enganar a la policia de
Augsburg con la ayuda de un
craneo y pintura roja.
La policia estaba averiguan-
do la desaparici0n de Una j6ven
campesina y la mujer ofreci6
su asistencia.
Fingi6 la policia que la acep-
taba y ella, cinco horas despues,
en- uno de sus frances dijo
que habfa visto ell lugar del cri-
men. La policia Sc persona en-
ell lugar y encontr6 ALI ell era
neo de un hombre, que la mujer
dijo pertenecia a la vlctima.
Cuando Sc lie eXigi6 dijera DON
de estaba ell cuerpo, pidi6 va
rias semanas para describirlO,
siendo entonces encarcelada.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
LA GUARDIA NACIONAL
MEZCLADA EN- UN LILO
POLITICO

New Orleans, julio 31.-La
.guardia nacional del estado Pc
aver Ell la oficina del re-
gistro electoral y Sc hiZo cargo
de toda la Recommendation, cum
,rliendo 6rdenes del gobernador
Allen.
Centinelas Sc colocaron en- to
das las puertas y ventanas.
La policia no pudo dar una
explicaci0n de 10 ocurrido.
Ell alcalde T. Semmes Walsm
ley, enemigo politico del sena :
dor Long, dice que TODD Sc de-
Se al proposito de impedir que
los libros sean debidamente ms
peccionados.
Al frente de las tropas Sc ha-
llaba ell Ayudante General File
ming, quien cOmunic6 a Sem
mes que ell gobernador habia de
clarado la ley marcial para pro-
teger esa oficina e impedir ac-
tos de intimidation.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
MUNRO Ell ~DOMINICANO
FEDERICO YELAZQUEZ

San Juan, P. R., julio 81
I'm ex-vicepresidente de la Re
p1blica Dominicana, ell Sr. Fe-
derico Velazquez, falleci6 en- as-
ia ciudad, victima de una en-
fermedad del coraz6n. Tenia sc
amos de edad y era jefe official
de los oposicionistas a la tira-
MIA del Oral. Trujillo.
Antes de MORN pidi6 que sd
cuerpo quede en- Puerto Rico
hasta que Trujillo sea derriba-
do por una revolution 0 de otra
manera.
Velazquez fue candidate con-
ira Trujillo en- las elecciones de
1880.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
Sc We CON RECELO Ell
DE Won
PAPEN

Niena, julio 21.-La carta de,
,canciller Hitler al vice-canciller
Non Papen, invitandoio a ser
ministro de Alemania en- Aus
tria, temporaImente, Sc mira
aqui con recelo.
Dice la carta al vice-cancilier
que Hitler desea cooperar a ali
War la situaci6n Y en- particular
a restablecer las normales y "a
migables relacioneS entire Ale
mania y la naci6n austriaca.
Ell nombramiento Sc hizo por
lei canciller sin antes consular
4! gobierno austriaco segun Sc
dice.
CrGese que ell nazismo ha re-
,suelto abandonar la politica del
terror y la amenaza en- Austria,
y que por este Sc resolvi6 a de-
signar a Won Papen.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
Ell GOBIERNO TRATARA
DE SOLUClONAR Ell CON
FLICTO DE Los MATA-
DORES

Warrington, Julio 31.-Nue :
vas gestiones realiza ell gobier-
no federal con la esperanto de
solucionar ell conflicto de los ma
taderos de Chicago.
Personalmente ell Oral. John
>on ha intervenido en- ell pro :
biema, comunicandolo asi a los
interesados.
Esp6rase que ell iefe de Ia
NRA llegue manana a Chicago.
por aeroplano.
Los jefes de los trabajadores
en- Minneapolis entregaron ano
he un ultimatum al goberna-
dor Olson, informandole que 81
is camiones no dejan de fun
cionar ellos recurriran a la VIC
lencia.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31

dias; Jerry simmons, falsifiea-
ci6n, 6 meses; Carl Smith, mar
to, 5 meses; Anne Belle Hicks.
hurto, 5 meses; Ed Bailey, huy
to, 6 meSeS; Ernest Williams,
hvrto, 5 meses; Julio Leon, o
fensa contra la moral, tres We
IS y multa de 500, y b. Sco-
field, por guar su aut em6viI
CON descuido, 80 dias y 500.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
SIN SOLUCIONAR Ell PRO
BLEMA DE LA TELEFO-
MICA

Habana, Julio 31.-Esta sin
solucionar ell problema obrero
de la Compania Telef6nica. FL
secretario de los empleados y O.
,breros mandado a repcner pyr
una sentencia del supreme, Sc
persona en- la secretaria de ira
bajo, pidiendo informes.
ALI Sc lie dijo que ell i~nterven
tor Montolieu estudia ell asun-
to, pero que aun no ha dispues-
to actuacion alguna,
Armenia ell disgusto entire los
.hHmbres que esperan ser repues
tOS.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
los PHOTOS ~AMERIGANOS
HARAN OTRO NIAJE A LA
ESTRATOSFERA

New York, Julio 31.-Comu-
.rican de Holdrege, Nebraska,
que los tres piiot9s que ell saba
DO escaparon con vida lanzan
dose desde su g6ndoIa con los
paracaidas que llevaban, reaIi-
zaran otro vuel9 a la estrat6s-
fera, tan pronto Sc les fabrique
un nuevo globo y una nueva
g6ndola.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31

este robaba a sus m%ujeres, en-
lugar de asesinarlas.
Siete mujeres Ina tenido Ell
tex-capitan Desire David, y de
Ininguna Sc ha divorciado, pero
a las siete despoj6 de 10 que te-
Man.
\ Una de las mujeres, Nine.
Deloustal, 10 denunci6 y enton-
ices las otras Sc presentaron.
Ell captain primero trataba
de inspirarIe lastima y despues
las hacia ell amor.
Una de las perjudicadas d.
10: Ne empen6 TODD, hasta la
ropa de la CANA.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
'ENFERMO Ell PRESIDENTE
H~INDENRURG

Berlin, Julio 31.-Esta era :
vemente enfermo ell p~residente
de Alemania, Paul Won linden
J urg, que tiene Sc amos de edad.
Hindenburg esta en- sus pose
stones y Sc d~esconocen los deta-
Hes de la nueva enfermedad.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
EXTRA EN- SU Ease FINAL
Ell PROBLEMA DEL FERRO
CARRIL DE LA MANCHURIA
GzzEm

Toxic, Julio 31.-Acaba de
entrar en- su Ease definitiva ell
problema del ferrocarril de la
Manchuria. Las negociaciones
entire los Delegates rusos y los
iaponeses han llegado a su mo-
mento mas critico.
Ell embajador russo, You're
.neff, manifesto anoche que con
sultara a su gobierno sobre la
.oferta que aver Sc lie entregara.
La gaceta., 1934-07-31
ASEGU3ASE QUE ESTAN
DISGUSTADOS LOS Sc
ACOSTA Y
MONTERO

Habana, julio 31.-Se decia
aver en- las esferas o~ficiales que
estan disgustad9s y Sc mues-
tran inclinados a renunciar, ell
Dr.. Agutin Acosta, secretario
de la presidencia, y ell DR.. Ma
rio Montero, secretario de jus
ticia.
Montero parece disgustado