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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

ers for the event are: Misses Ros-
lyn Grooms, Anne Lois Hicks,
Dorothy Archer, Mrs. Hobert
Fleming, Mrs. Birmingham, Miss
Rita Pinder, Miss Theresa Sulli-
van, Miss Cecilia Knight, Mrs.
William Norman, Miss Elizabeth
Sharpley, Cynthia Pearlman, Har-
riet Johnson, Norma Garcia, War
rem Hill, Mrs. Emma Louise Wiki
ms, Sam Goldsmith and Burt
Bertram.
Mrs. Lillian Connally, who is so
ably directing the performers, also
announces two numbers of peril
vent interest to a Key West au-
dience. The first is the presence
of a Mae West with her chorus of
the gay nineties and the second
is the bridal number sung by Mrs.
Arthur Brown and artistically
danced and excellently played by
others of the cast. Attracting a
great deal of interest are the va
rious bridal costumes used in this
number. They are actual wedding
dresses owned and worn by former
brides of Key West, some of them
dating back to so and 60 years
ago.
Dress rehearsal of the cabaret
will be held Thursday night at the
Athletic club house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
CHANGE SAILINGS
OF MALLORY SHIPS
BOAT FROM NEW ORLEANS
WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY IN
STEAD OF THURSDAY

Clyde Mallory Line sailings
from New Orleans for Key West
were changed last week. Heraft-
err, until further schedule modifi-
cations. boats of the line arriving
from New Orleans will reach Key
West Friday instead of Thursday.
The Steamship Ozark will arrive
Friday of this week. On the same
date the Brazos is expected to ar
rive from Galveston, both of the
ships sailing for Key West today,
The Steamship Alamo is due to
arrive in port Monday from New
York. en- route to Tampa and Mo.
bile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
LAUNCHING OF
CABIN CRUISER
"LA GRASS WIDOW" GLIDED
SMOOTHLY FROM RAIL
WAY YESTERDAY

The cabin cruiser, formerly the
"Minnehaha" that Judge Jeffer-
son B. Browne bought from the es-
tate of the former late mayor, Les
lie Curry, was launched from
Teddy Bailey's Marine Railway
yesterday afternoon in the pres
ence of few friends.
As the boat moved towards the
water, bottle of champagne APP
propriately decorated in lavender
ribbons, was broken on the bow of
the boat by Mrs. Ray Bush, who
said: 81 christen thee ia Grass
Widow"
The boat has been reprinted in-
side and out, and entirely reno
waited and refurnished.
The forward part of the open
cabin, and three feet on either
side, extending aft, have been in
closed with glass.
She will be used exclusively for
the pleasure of Judge Brownies
and Ray Bush's Key West friends
and house guests.
The work was done by Leland
Albury under the direction and as
sistance of Ray G. Bush. The
champagne bottle was decorated
by Mrs. Win Norman.
Those present at the launching
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray G. Bush, Mr..
and Mrs. Will B. Norman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win F. Trevor, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Miner. Mayor and Mrs. w. H. Ma
lone, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton w.
Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Brown. Mrs. r. T. Menner, Mrs.
o. A. Thudium, Mrs. Richard Me-
Donough, Mrs. J. A. Gallaher, Miss
Betty Sharpley, Miss Mary Whit.
marsh and Karl o. Thompson. /.
After the launching, the party
repaired to Judge Brownies apart
ments, where ''the cups that cheer,
but not inebriate" were INDUCED
In.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
LARGE NUMBER
GOES TO CUBA
STEAMER FLORIDA SAILED
YESTERDAY WITH 433
PASSENGERS

The Steamship Florida, of the
P. and q. Isl s. company, sailed
yesterday for Havana with one
automobile, freight mail and 4Ss
passengers.
Most of the passengers were ex-
cursionists who went to Havana
and other parts on the island and
are to return Saturday afternoon.
There was no ferry arriving
from Cuba yesterday as officials
deemed it useless to send a vessel
while the strike of longshoremen in
Havana continues.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
Cabaret Friday Night
To Reopen Clubhouse


The formal reopening of the
Athletic Club will take place Fri
day night at the Woman's Club
Cabaret and is now under the
management of Mrs. Charles Saun-
ders.
Mrs. Saunders states that the
club is now in first class condition
and for the past month has been
undergoing complete renovation.
By April l she expects to have the
entire interior painted and re-
modelled.
The club is now available for
all parties, dances and shows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
DIR. E. RICE TO
HOLD SERVICES

DR.. E. o. Rice. presiding elder
of the Miami Methodist district.
will be in Key West tonight and
preside at the services in Fleming
Street Methodist church.
Immediately after the services
DR.. Rice will hold the regular quar-
terly conference in the edifice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
YOUNG DAY GIVEN
COMMITTEE WORK
MADE CHAIRMAN OF BOARD
TO DRAFT RESOLUTIONS
ON DEATH OF HUXLEY
Especial to The CitiEenl


DELAND, Feb. 7,-H. M. Day,
SON of the Rev. Jas. S. Day, Bap-
fist pastor at Key West, a sopho-
more ministerial student at John
B. Stetson University, was APP
pointed chairman of the commit
tee to draft resolutions in the
death of President Lincoln Hull
ley on behalf of the Stetson Minis
terial Association.
Mr.. Day is also playing on the
team for Oxford House, minister
ial students hall, competing in
the annual ,intramural basketball
schedule.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
Aid Society Plans
For Song Service

The Ladies Aid Society of the
Ley Memorial church will conduct
a song service at the church build
ing on Division street Tuesday
evening, February 81.
Mrs. Della Whitmarsh, Camille
Ley and Kathleen Pierce, commit
tee in charge of arrangements,
state that the program will be an
nounced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

The University of Kentucky has
opened an exhibit honoring DIR.
Thomas Hunt Morgan. a native of
Lexington. KY, who won the 1888
Nobel prize in medicine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
MAN, THIN AS RAIL, IRON
GIVES PEP AND WEIGHT

81 was tired, rundown and thin
as a rail. Since taking Vinol
(iron tonic) I sleep well, feel bet
ter and have gained 10 bs."-R.
A. Cromberg. Vinol is delicious.
Oriental Pharmacy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
Ends Torture
of itchy Eczema

Start today. Get at and kill the stubborn,
deeply infected itching of dry, erusty eczema,
Remedy-the pleasant to use remedy that
penetrates tough, scaly skin to reach the
germs. Itching ends, blisters dry up and in
fiction is driven out. Try it today. (adv.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
GOLD IN TURKEY

JOLIET, ILL.-Mrs. Stephen
Beth. of this city. found
gold nuggets in the gizzard of a
turkey amounting to $3.50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

Thirty-seven highway projects
financed by state and federal
funds have given employment to
$3.50 men in Alabama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07
PERSONAL MENTION

L. L. Galloway, first assistant
keeper at Alligator lighthouse,
arrived yesterday to spend his
quarterly vacation in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

Mrs. Walter Mccook and son
are spending two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. James McCook in Tampa,
and seeing the attractions. of the,
Gasparilla Fair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

Attorney Benjamin Ketchum,
who was in Miami for few days
on business, was a returning pas
senger over the East Coast yester-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

B. F. Sassnett, second assistant
keeper at American Shoals light
house, arrived this week from his
station for his quarterly vacation
with his family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

Claude Albury, chief of the inn
migration bureau in Key West,
and Mrs. Albury returned yester-
day from Miami where they were
spending a week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emit Phillips.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07


spending a week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Emit Phillips.
Douglas Wilson, travelling pas
senger agent for the P. and o. S.
S. Company, who arrived yester-
day from Miami accompanying
about 400 excursionists en- route
to Havana, returned on the after
noon train yesterday.
Bob Hilton, who was in Key
West for a short time and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson of
Pine street, parents of Mrs. Hill
ton, left over the East Coast yes
terday for Miami.
Mrs. Jennie Pita and children,
Grace and Edward George, who
were spending several months with
relatives, left yesterday afternoon
for their home in Miami.
Mrs. Robert Kerr, daughter,
Mrs. Ivan Roberts and Mrs. Rob-
erts' little son, left on the after
noon train yesterday afternoon for
IA stay of several days in Miami.
Captain Harold Gates, in charge
of construction work with the
Florida East Coast Railway, re-
turned yesterday from a business
trip to St. Augustine and left on
the afternoon train for Long Key.
Dumont Love, superintendent
air brakes and fuel supply for the
F. E. C. R'y. company, came in on
the excursion train yesterday and
returned on the afternoon train to
st. Augustine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

Mrs. Geo. T. Billberry and little
son are visiting in Tampa with Mr..
and Mrs. Osborne Tatum, and will
attend the Gasparilla Fair.
Mrs. Jennie Pettis was an ar
rival over the East Coast yester-
day from Miami, called here by
the serious illness of her mother.
She was accompanied by her three
children.
Lovick Ley, purser with the P.
and o. S. S. company, who was on
a business trip of several weeks,
returned on the Havana Special
yesterday and assumed his duties
with the s. S. Florida.
Harry Pinder, who was spend
ing SEVERAL days ihs Key West with
Mrs. Pinder, left yesterday after
noon for Long Key where he is
employed with the F. EICs rail
way.
sIesLE- sasns bsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nestor Hernandez
were outgoing passengers on the
afternoon train for Miami
where Mr.. Hernandez is sales
man for widely known packing
company.
Miss Carmen Menendez was an
arrival on the Havana Special yes
terday from Miami en- route to
Havana to join her father, Fran
cisco Menendez, while awaiting the
of the Florida she was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A.
and Mrs. J. r. Valdes.
Rev. Harry Waller, formerly a.
pastor of the First Methodist
church in Key West, but now
with the Methodist
at Benson Springs,
Fla, left yesterday afternoon for
Miami after spending two days in
Key West with friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-02-07

Mrs. Geo. T. Billberry and little
son are visiting in Tampa with Mr..
and Mrs. Osborne Tatum, and will
attend the Gasparilla Fair.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
UNA BOMBA MATO AL CA
PITAN A COBIAN

Habana, Oct. 19.-Una bonn
ba mat6 aver en- Santiago de
Cuba al captain de la tercera
estacion de policia de esa ciu-
dad. Sr. Octavio Cobian Ms1i-
ma, hiriendo gravemente al SOL
dado Maxine Rodriguez "a
bomba habia sido descubierta
por un sargento, quien aviso al
experto en- explosives. Cuando
Sc esperaba la IIegada de este,
Sc presento ell captain, que Sc
decide a recogerla y tirarla al
a Habia acabado de reco-
eerla cuando Sc sintio la deto-
nacion v Cobian murio destro-
zado. Las manos Sc encontra-
ron a 40 metros del lugar del
suceso. El cadaver ha sido ten
dido en- ell edificio del gobierno
provincial.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
LA COMPANIA TELEFONlCA
DE NUEVO Sc BURLA DE
UN DECRETO DEL GO
BIERNO

Habana, Oct. 19.-La Com
panfa Telefonica, segun un de-
lesado ferroviario, miembro del
Frente Unico de las empresas
de services publicos, viene bur
landose del decreto del gobier-
no que ordena reponer a en-
pleados y obreros, con la excep
cion de 49 acusados de ejercer
ell SABOTAGE.
Hasta la noche de aver la em
habia negado la reposi-
cion a mas de 80 empleados y
obreros, 10 que puede dar lu-
gar a un serio conflicto publ
CO. Ell decreto que Sc infringe
es ell 529, que fijaba ell hume
70 de los que temporalmente
no eran admisibles.
Sabese que ell Frente Unico
defendera a esos trabajadores,
Dor medic de la huelga, 81 ell
gobierno no hace respetar sus
dispOsiciones.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
LA CONVENTION DE LA
CAMARA DE COMERCIO
DEL ESTADO

FL dia 3 d. dieiembre efectua
ra en- esta ciudad su convention
annual la Camara de Concrete
del estado, pOr acuerdo que los
directories tomaran reclente-'
mente en- Jacksonville.
Los planes para la organiza .
ci6n de csc acto Sc discutieron
entire R. O. Grassfield, de Jack
sonville, administrator, y ell vi
cepresidente y presidente del CO
mite de programa, Frank M.
Traynor.
Centenares de Delegates con-
curriran a la reunion. Integran
ell comite de programa, ademas
de Mr. Traynor, les Sres. Carl
ID. Brorein, Ed. lR. Bentley, N.
p. Vowel y Harold Colee. Re
presentan a Tampa en- el c0mit6
de directories los Sres. j. A..
Griffin, Peter O. Knight y John
S. Taylor.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
PIDE Ell JEFF DE POLICIA
QUE Sc AYUDE A LA
RADIO

Con ell fin de que los crimi-
males ear atrapados sin demo-
ra y de que ell publico tenga un
mejS~ servicio, ell jefe de poll
cia. Sr. Ellsworth, pide coope-
racion para ell servicio
de radio, que con tanta eficien-
cia Sc utiliza en- las principales
ciudades del pals.
Los ciudadanos que tengan
euejas que formular deben la
mar por ell telefono 2196, que
despues Sc investigara. Actual
mente hay un automovil cerca
de cada dom;c'Iio y cada uno
lleva dos vigilantes. "Yo espero
que ell publico haga rapidamen-
tie sus Ilamadas, especificando
con toda claridad ell lugar".
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
NOTICIAS DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
La Robinson dice haber ayudado a Mrs. StoII.-
5uspendida temporalmente la ejecucion de Jar
Wis. - Visito a Mrs. Roosevelt una d~iscipula de
Gandhi - FL gobierno unira a Key West
con terra firme.

Sc llam6 en- conferencia a los
agentes federales.
mi suegro me entreg6 ell di-
nero y yo 10 llev6 hasta India
napoiis, tirandoIo sobre la ca
ma de mi apartamento, de DON
de 10 recogi6 mi marido."
Louisville, KY, Oct. 19.-El
autom6vil que ell secuestrador
T. II, Robinson, jr., utilizara
para marcharse de Indianapo-
lis, donde tuvo seis dias prisio-
nera a la Sra. Stoll, Sc encontr6
aver abandonadO en- Spring
field, Ohio. Tn billete de $500
que ell hombre entreg6 EN- la ca
sa donde Sc ~alojara para afei-
tarse, fue entregado a la poll
cha. Las notas que ell criminal
mandar aa su padre, residente
en- Nashville, notificandole que
malaria a la Sra. Stoll 81 no Sc
cumplfan sus instrucci0nes, Sc
publicaron aver en- esa ciudad.
(PaSa q Ia 4G.)
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Habana, Oct. ia la una
de la tarde de aver cuatro in
dividuos, armados con ametra-
IIadoras, Sc presentaron en- la
tesoreria municipal y amarran
do a los empleados que ALI es-
taban, Jose Guerra, cajero, Ro-
dolfo Fernandez y otro apeili-
dado Mendoza, Sc llevaron $50
mil pesos, sin que nadie pudie-
ra impedirlo. Los bandidos o.
bligaron a los empleados a ie-
yantar los brazos y despues de
maniatarlos los metieron en- la
Gaia, de dcnde los saco ell alto
empIeado Raul Machado. Guam
do los hombres salian, llevan'
do dos sacos cargados, los vio
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

FL ciudadano David V. Stan
ford, detenido pOrque guiaba su
autom6vil hailandose LorraI1o,
fue condenado aver por ell juez
Watkins a multa de $75, con la
alternative de 25 dias de car
eel. Jimmy Bouche, que destru-
y6 I'm asiento de TN autom6vil
de la pOlicia, pagara una multa
de $15 y las cOstas.
Por llevar tres pasajeros en-
el asiento del frente Sc mult6 en-
$25 al ch6fer Fred Nuremberg,
Bajo promesa de no reincidir
sc lie suspendi6 la sentencia.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Louisville, KY, Oct. 10
Por medic de su abogado, la
Sra. Frances Robinson, declare
anOche que por estimaci6n a IA
Alice Speed Stoll habia
ella intervening en- ell case de
secuestro, ayudandola a reco :
brar su ~libertad, y que su bue-
ma conducta habia sido premia-
da con ell e~ncarcelamient0 A
la mujer, esposa del bandido
Thomas Henry Robinson, jr.,
necesidad de darle un cal
mante en- ell dia de aver, por re
concentration del carcelero Mar
tin J. Connors. Glenn Higgins
es ell abogado que representa-
al presunto complete.
Asegura la Sra. Robinson
que ella sc enter6 del secuestro
ell lunes pasado y Sc 10 comuni-
co a su suegr0. Entonces este Sc
puso en- communication con ell a
bogado general de Tennessee y
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

dlaS .iVileS y grardi]s de aSalto
= quienes los rebeldes declara.
ran 'traidores" a la Republica.
-Fu2r2as de caballeria Sc a
gregaron aver a Is columnas,
lei eJercito que el gobierno uti-
liza contra les insurgentes en- ~
IONA minera aSturiana. GrupJt
&c obreroS que trataban de huir
fl erCn a%preSadOs. FL Oral. Lo-
PEE Cchoa dice que pront) ell
ccrco sera perfecto.
-Por orden del Tribunal do
Garantias Sc ha notificado a los
Ijetes de la Generalidad las acu-
SaciCnes que Sc les hlcen. Entire
los acusados figura ell consejero
de gobernaci6n, Sr. Dencas, a
quien no Sc ha podido, arrestar.
-Qued0 reStableclda la nor
malidad, volviendo los obreros
al trab2jo, en- las famosas mi
mas de Penarroya, de tradici0n
reVolucionaria. Asi 10 ha comu,
nicado ell g~obernador militar de
Ia provincial de Cordoba.
Sc comenta Ia actitud del
catedratico Andres Ovejero, DIS
filiacibn socialista, renuncian-
do ell cargo de diputado proyin-
cial, apartandose por complete
de la politica.
-Donativos para las fami-
las de los soldados muertos en-
Ia revoluci6n Sc mandan diaria-
mente al gobierno, que inici6 la
question con 5 millones de pc
setas. a las familias de los obre-
ros rebeldes ha ofrecido soco4
rrerlaS ell primer ministro, Sr.
i2rroux, con fondos del estado.
Los servicios publicos es-
tan siendo normalizados en- O.
viedo, %pobiaci6n que Sc encuen-
ira ocupada por ell ejercito. Di-
cese que muchas personals estan
sintiendo va los efectos del ham
bre Y del frio en- los districts
donde Sc cDmbate.
Sc opone Ell gobierno al
cumplimiento de las sentencias
de muerte dictadas por conse-
jos de guerra en- varios luga-
res de Asturias. Aigunas SEN
tencias de esa clase, aprobadas
EN- Gij6n, estan siendo estudia-
das por los ministries.
-AsegGrase que ell presiden-
te Alcala Zamora Sc opone a
que sea fusilados los militares
y paisanos Ihechos prisioneros
por Ia fuerza pGbiica.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La Florida, California y los sin trabajo. = Pa
rrafos de Gel LIBERAL anunciando la catastrofe.
-Atracaron $50, 900 al ayuntamiento de la Ha-
bana. Ell amo del estado de Louisiana

Mas convendria a la Florida
que vinieran a cultiV3r sus tie
rras millones de honradCs hom-
bres sin trabajo, que recibir
con los brazos abiertos a la sci
nematografia" responsible de
que tenga tant3s ideas falsas la
juventud de la naci6n.
Van hacia California, impul-
sadcs por la esperanto, miles o
millones de c~iudadanOs titles
que tienen un legitimo derecho
al tr1bajo y a la vida. wen
dra hacia la Florida la Cine
matografia" que ha hechO Greer
a la juventud de la nacion que
todos los heroes" visten de
frac y poseen AUTOMOBILES y va
ties, y todos los "villanos" son
hombres therapeutics, barbados
Y de aspecto extranjero?
iVendra hacia AGA esa cine
matografia que presenta a cast
todas las ''heroinas" yiviendo
en- palacios, o elevandose desde
la casita pobre al palacio por
medic de las relaciones amoro-
sas con IN j6ven magnate?
Lo que por AGA habemos me-
hester, como en- California, eS
una mejor compression de la
doctrina c~ristiana, de la auten-
tea, "a de Cristo, no la que pre-
dican por ahi muchos que vier-
ten 'tpalabras de amor al pro-
jimo' y despues, en- ell momen-
to de la "realidad', despiadada-
mente lie "'tiran contra una es-
quins.".
Upton Sinclair, ell democratic
es una nueva esperanto para
los a ligidos de California y de
otras parties.
1Cualtcs estados tienen la mis-
ma esceranza, directamente, en-
collaboration con los muy huma-
nos planes del presidente Rose
welt?
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Dias antes de la Ultima revo-
iuci0n espanol3, que no ha ter
minado todavia, aunQue pare
ce vencida, ell diario "El Libe-
raj, que Sc publica o publicaba
en- Madrid, escribia de esta ma
nera: mo hay quien discurra
con serenidad nj obre con Jul
clio. Estan sueltas las pasiones
y rujen sin freno como un VEN
dabal devastad9r. Sc pone pre-
clio a las cabezas de las perso-
mas mas honorables; sc mat3n d
porfia los de uno y otro bando;
Sc difama a TODD ell mundo, y
leios de ser refractaria la So
ciedad organizada Ell Estido, "a
la contamination de es2s fer
mentos de la anarquia, parece
saturada pOr ellos y a punto de
producer un estlllido catastro
fico."
"Se nos dira qCe este ocurre
en- todas las modernas democra
cias. Els, en- efecto, una NANTES
taci6n plet6rica de vida en- les
pueblos libres. AlgunOs s1ci6lo-
gos ven en- clio un fen0meno d.
crecimiento. Sea 10 que fuere, 10
cierto es que las modernas de.
mocracias estan gobernadas, .
deben estar gobernadas, y que
ell arte de gCbern3rlas no con-
siste solo en- perseguir Ia exal'
taci6n de las pasiones, que seria
tan absurdo como querer perse-
guir las grandes condensacio-
mes de los vapores; 10 que pro-
cede contra estas, como contra
aauellas, es abrir las valvulas
de seguridad para que la exp1n
si5n ACADIA cen la condensa-
ci6n'".
"Y cuando t2do esta a punto de
producer un estallido en- la cum
bre del Poder, Sc hace uso de
los supremos resortes, y es en-
tonces cuando Sc despejan los
horizontes; cuando TODD queda
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Y p0r culpa de Lerroux y To-
hombres del ''tipo" de Sampel
Sc produjo ell est2llido catastr6,
fico...
Miles de obreros han pereci
do en- la lucha Y otros miles mo
riran, porque las Geredhas Sc
eInpenan en- "adulterar" la Re,
publica con la esperanto de lie.
gar a la restauracion monar-
quica.
Lerroux es su instrumental,
quizas sin darse 81 cuonta d.
que traiciona al nuevo regimen
cimentado en- la suprema volun.
tad del pueblo.
Las pasiones no Sc han cal
mado todavia nj Sc calmaran
pOrque millones de obreros es
panoles Sc estiman enganados J
no cejaran hasta imponer 10
que la Rep1blida les promoters
en- los dias que siguieron al de.
rrumbamiento del trono y a Ia
huida de Alfonso y su familia.
La gaceta., 1934-10-19

Madrid, oct. l9.-Cinco dias
Sc concedieron al ST.. Company +,
y a los 2tros funcionarios de T.
Generalidad enearoalados con
4 ara que nombren los ,boga
dos Que han de defenderloS. An.
te ell tribunal de Garantiay
'Clnstitucionales SoIicito Ell pro
esamiento de esos hombres. 81
fiscal de la Republjca.
Ell gobierno de Lerroux de
tidio aver c2nceder 100000
de pesetas para un fondo que 5,
destin9ra a ayudar "A las fami
las de los miembros del ejerci-
to, marina, guardia civil y guaf
dia de asaIto que murieron en-
las ultimas semanas, con mott
vo de la revoluci6n. Cast tCdos
los bancoS han anunciado inn
portantes donativ9s.
La revoluci6n en- Asturias,
segdn Ell gobierno, va siendo len
tamente dominada. Las noticiaS
de esa region son escasas Y to-
daS paSan por la censura. Ire.
dlaS Sc ha concedido a tres Off
ciales del ejercito, condenados.
a muerte en- Barcelona, para
que recurran de la sentencia
impuesta. Las aut0ridades mill
tares a~probaron la sentencia.
Los directories de los ban.
cos Herrera y Asturias, de OWE
do, declararon ante eli juez es-
hecial que los revolucionarios
trataron de dinamitar las ca
jas de esas instituciones, perc
que no lograr1n su objective.
-Bajo las 6rdenes del Grail.
Lopez Ochoa las tropas mantle
men Ell cerco contra los valien-
ties mineros asturianOs. Cr6ese,
en- las esferas oficiales, que eli
rendimiento definitivo es solo
question de horas.
Los PARTICIPATES estabieci-
de Oviedo y otras pc.
Waciones de Asturias fueron
'aqueados por los rebeldes, que
distribuyeron al pueblo ell con-
tenid0 de los almacenes. Sc ha
c0nfirmad0 IA noticia de que los
rebeldes hicieron expiotar gran
les cantidades de dinamita,
impid~endo que cayera en- p9dcr
lei ej6rcito.
Ell "pulpo' conocido por la
Arrendataria Tabacalera ha he
un donativo de 100000 pc
3etas para ell fondo con destino
Z premiar a los soidad0s, guar