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La gaceta., 1935-07-13

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La gaceta., 1935-07-13

So, IIacia Mestalla ibau la ale
gria, 81 amor y la fe. MestalIa
senala una Gpoca en- 81 concep-
to cl4ro y humane dc la Republi
ca. Dice ei Inca Garcilaso de ia
Vega en- su "Historia del Peru
que los princl es peruanos
cuaudo viajaban, no dormian
nunca donde otro mortal hubie-
Sc i rmido. En- MesLllla se han
eongrcEado los rcpubIicanos ge-
nuinoa. De puGs Sc congrega-
ron ouienes quisieron. Siempre,
en- pugna con 10 anterior, 10 an
terror sera IN acicate para los
nueVos congregados. Y asi, Ia
prfmitiya Mest1lIa seguira So
bre los suceS1res.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13
Sc informa al Senado que las Companies
de Utilidad P1blicas Sc g~astaron 100000
Las empresas no estan a la defensive

Washington, Julio 13.-De-
clarando aver ante Ell comite in
vestigador del Senado, que pre-
side ell senador Black, de Ala
bama, Phillips H. Gadsden, pre-
sidente del comite executive de
las utilid3des pGblicas, NANTES
to gu" la industrial, representa-
dc un valor de $12, 900, 600, 900,
no esta a la Defensive, sine que
desea librarse de la destruction
derrotando la ley WHEELER Ray
burn.
Admiti6 Gadsden que en- los
~esf1erzos para derrotar esa pie
Ia legislative Sc han gastado
100000.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13
MADARIAGA CONGRATU-
LADO EN BUENOS AIRES

Madrid, Julie BIN despa
cho liegado al ministerio de es-
tado dice al gobierno que en- la
UniVersidad de Buenos Aires
pr1nunci6 una conferencia,
siendo ovacion9do, ell ST.. Sal
vador Madariaga.
Verso la conferencia sobre la
"Sociedad de Naciones en- la
teoria y en- la practical. Con
gratul8ron al ilustre diploma
tico, Ell ministro de justicia, que
representaba al presidente Jus
to, profesores I estudiantes,
La gaceta., 1935-07-13
UN ARTTCULO DEL
BSCRITOR "AZORIN'

Madrid, Julio 13.-Mucho Sc
comenta IN notabe articulo del
periodista "Azorin', en- que ha-
&c defensa dc los republicans
legitimos y expone: Ia fIisto-
ria Sc esta elaborando t1dos los
dias. La Historic es cl minute
presente y el p~re'6rito miIena-
rio. FL vocablo MestaIla IS bo-
nito. Mestalla, pedazo de claro
cristsl. Mestalla, ruido iedo del
aqua limpida en- un brollador.
MestalIa, Ventana que Sc abre al
oriente en- la aurora; Mestalla,
murO blancO bajo Ia cIaridad
meridiana. 10 que principal
mente aRrada en- Mestalia no es
q numero de los creyentes ALI
reunid1s. No 10 es tampoco la
doctrina vertida. 10 interesan
te Is la alacridad y facilidad
con que CORR n a reunirse los
congregados. De todos los pun
tos de Espana caminaban a
Mestalla los republicanos. Iban
en- tEen y en- autom6vil. La reu
MON desbord3ba de los limites
de IN partido. Despertaban los
,repuhaicanos de IN sueno peno-
La gaceta., 1935-07-13

Estamos seguros de que 10
que interesa a los defensores
del teamwork no es Ell de-
dalito, nj la tablita, sino pagan
"Queens" y "Coronados" a
S22.50 Y $1,000.
ST el tabaquero no quiere la
tablita nj Ell dedalito despues
de la rebaja, Sc lie permitira
hacer los puros a mano, con ell
fin "de ayudarle y complacer-
le".
Quieren implantar los pre-
clos de Trenton, donde Sc ,gasta
mcho dinero en- "aire acondi-
cionAdo", enfermeras, etc, con
los materiales de por AGA, esca-
timando la tripa buena y suaye
La gaceta., 1935-07-13
AUMENTO EN- 1000 LA
VENTA DE LICENCIAS

Dis aver una meta ell Sr. Ce-
sar Irsch. administrator de la
agencia de chapas de autom6-
viles de este condado, hacienda
saber al pGblico que en- los pri-
meros seis meses de 1885 ven
do 1000 chapas mas que en- Ell
mismo periodic de 1884.
Hasta ell did de aver Sc ha-
bian adquirido por c~iudadanos
de Hillsborongh, 34,509 chapas,
compgrado ell total con 33, ,504
en- 1884.
Sc han puesto a la venta las
.lieencias de seis meses y va Sc
han vendido $50.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13

GCuantos establishments
cerrarian en- Tampa Ybor City
y West Tampa 81 ell team
work" Sc estableciese en- todas
las fabricas?
Nosotros calculamos de 80 a
100 y creemos no exagerar. 81
ahora trabajan 1000 Ihombres
y mujeres con la implantaci6n
del viejo egoismo que Sc llama
teamwork" quedaran en- la
Gale 1900 torcedores.
LIS otros, los que Sc queden
en- los talleres, tendran que
"romperse la crisma" para lie
gar a los II pesos en- una soma
ma de labor.
Los 1900 tendran que ser so
corridos per los 1890 Y los doce
pesitos quedaran muy disminui
dos.
En- cambio, los fabricantes
que nagan la rebaja aumenta-
ran sus ganancias hasta que lie
que la ruina de la industrial.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13

La prosperidad Y decadehcia
de Ia industfGa del tabaco no
puede medirse citando a los ia
bricantes fracasados. Hay que
medir tomando como punto de
comp8raci6n las peqrenas ia
bricas Que Sc han convertible en-
'grandes fabricas.
Perfecto Garcia trabajaba
hace algunos amos con 200 800
torcedores y alaora utiliza 500,
900 y mas.
Garcia Vega trabajaba con
I8O 0 80 ysahora elabora con
800 Y mas.
Corral era una fabrica rela-
tiv2mente pequena y al presen-
tie es una de las mejores del
'pais, en- parang6n con Perfecto
Garcia, Regensburg Y Santae-
liza.
Luego quien p9ne buen ma
Iterial y elabora a gusto del fu-
mad1r, desenvuelve progresiva-
mente su negocio y triunk.
La t~acaneria es veneno y
muarte para una industrial de
Ilujo.
ST ell atr0pello Sc consuma y
ell obrero resuelve dar 20 o 80
centavos a la semana para anun
Iciar el abuse en- ell Norte, espe-
cificando las marcas que utili-
zan ell teamwork, algunos
"protectores" llevaran en- ell pc
cado la penitercia.
iVamos a mantener los jor-
males justos y a vivir como ami
Les, rechaZando los consoles de
lndividuos que no quieren a
Tampa, aunque otra cosa di-
gan.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13
NO CUMPLEN LAS BASES
DEL TRABAJO

NJ Grid, Julio 13.-Se ha CO.
munieado al jefe del gobierno,
ror q gobernador de Cordoba,
que han sido castiQados varios
patrcnos por iDcumplimiento de
las bases de trabajo.
FL ministro del trabajo ha or
den2do prOceder en6rgicamente
en- contra de los que no cum0lan
sus compromises con los obre-
.ros del campo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13

"i0 90
vatorio nacional anuncia un
eclipse total de luna, que en-
pezara ell lunes Is, a las 9:15
p. M.SA las 1912 la luna EN-
pezara a entrar Ell la sombra.
Terminara Ell eclipse a las II
y so A. NJ.
-Anaya Murillo, ell secre-
tario de educaci6n, anunci6
aver que persiste en- la crea-
ci6n de universidades libres,
como las que existen en- Esta-
dos Unidos Y otros paises. Los
titulos que expidan estas uni
v~ersidades seran refrendados
por ell gobierno, previo eXa-
men.
Ell numero de inspectores
del deSayuno escolar ha sido
aumentado a doce. Aver Sc hi
cieron ocho nuevos nombra-
mientOs.
Ell dentista DR.. Fonseca
Sarmiento, vecino de la Gale
de Neptune, mat6 anoche de
cuatro disparos a su eXcunado
ell DR.. Felix Loire, que Sc ha-
bia presentado en- su domicilio
insultandolo y agrediendolo.
Loire, que residia en- Amar-
gura 81, Sc case con una her
mana de Fonseca, de profession
enfermera, raptandola antes.
Luego de casados Y viviendo
en- ell hotel Madrid, Loire en-
pez0 a maltratarla y los fami-
liares de ella lie aconsejaron ell
divorcio, que lie fue concedido.
Loire no dej6 de molestarla Y
perseguirla. Aver ell exmarido
llam6 por telefono al DR.. Oil
vella, director del Institute de
Maternidad, amenazandolo
con un escandalo 81 no despe-
dia a su muler. Olivella no qui
so complacerlo y Ell Sc presen-
to en- ell Institute, amenazando
a Estela Fonseca y siendo de-
tenido por la policia. En- horas
de la noche, Loire, un impulse
70, Sc present6 en- Ell domicilio
del DR.. FonSeca Sarmiento, in
vitandolo a salir a la Gale.
Cuando Fonseca sali6, su excu-
nado lie agarro por ell cuello Y
empez0 a maltratarlo. Enton-
ces ell agredido lie hizo cuatro
disparos con un revolver cali
bre 38, causandole varias he
ridas morales por necesidad.
Ell detective Gomez arresto al
dentista, poniendolo a DISPOSE
ci6n del juzgado.
-Aseg1rase en- las esferas
oficiales que ell coronel Bats
ia ira a Oriente del lunes al
martes de la entrante semana.
LIE acompanara ell s~ecretario
de j~usticia, DIR. Morales del
Castillo. Sobre ell terreno ell CO.
ronel y ell secretario estudia-
ran ell problema del Realengo
10, donde Sc dice que los CO.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13
CEKjNGAS' NO CHLNGAS
La opinion de IN eiudsdsno afs ha side Gbrero y
precios, dedalit6s y tablitas

Tn ciudadano de Tampa que
H. siGo obrero torcedor y fabri-
cant2, Miguel Lorente, nos d.
ce que Nl estilc de teamwork"
es viejo y maio, y perjddicAl a
la industrial de Tampa.
70 I.e elaborado y visto ella
borar puros en- los tres estiloS,
a mano, molde y aleman, y ne
die suede contarme sobre SUI
utilidad y eficiencia.
Muchos de los tabaqueros de
Tampa, cue son artesanos de
verGad, tendran que arreglar
las trips que Sc cojan en- el
siStena teamwork, sin que
este sea cylpa del "bonchel o..
Ell ell Norte cast todos los O.
brer S del teamwork" no son
t~orc9Gores autenticos, son indi-
viduos cue han aprendido q 81
narse m lamente la vida y hay
que tarleS capoteS como saba
mas V buena capa, de 10 contra
rio no caminan'.
Los torcedores ganaran me-
nos, no mas, digan 10 que d.
gan los interesados.
FL viejo estilo, llamado nue.
. vo por algunos, tiende a matar
de hambre a los que trabajan
y a matar la reputation de
Tampa como centric de produc
cion a mano.
Magnlfico es ell teamwork
para la liberia, no para la
obra perfecta que demanda Ell
buen fumador.
Estamos de acuerdo con
la opinion de Lorente.
Ell trabajo es ell mismo, o
quiza mas, y 10 que Sc preten-
de es rebajar la paga, dismi-
muir los precios de las vitolas.
Aqui los fabricantes que de-
fiendtn csc siStema AFRICAN la
seperanza de que ell torcedor
rechace la tabla de succion Y
ell dedalito y a bajo precio pro
duzca una obra perfecta.
Luego de 10 que Sc trata es
de "un nuevo sistema" para pa
gar menos y que Ell torcedor
yea aumentada su pobreza v
su infelicidad.
Con los bajos precios no Sc
lamentara Mr.. Davis 81 los tor
cedores resuelven hacerle to-
da la obra a mano.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13

Y pOniendC caperOS en- Iugar de
capa.
va hemos dicho, y 10 repeti-
mos, que 81 ell abuse Sc lleva a
terpino la industrial tendra una
p6sima propaganda Y todos, to-
dos, sufriremOs las conSecuen-
ciaS.
La gaceta., 1935-07-13

munistaS vienen eGs@Rndo
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
HITLER DEFIES
SANCTIONS

BERLIN, Oct. 7 U.sJ. If
League Of Nations economic or
military sanctions are invoked
against Italy for attacking ETH
opia, Germany will not observe
them, Chancellor Hitler flatly
warned League powers yesterday.
Reports current in the capital
held that the Reich'S industries
might aid Italy.
Having relinquiShed member
ship in the League, Germany will
not accept dictation from any
League group or commission, Hit
Ter asserted In a definite state
ment Of German policy in the
Italo- Ethiopian crisis which threat
ems to extend to Europe.
Speaking to nearly a million
Nazis and peasants at the annual
thanksgiving festival at Buecke-
berg, Der Fuehrer said that Ger.
many'S daily bread" Is national
security, and that this could best
be preserved by staying out of
war and refraining from partici-
patton in League sanctions. Chan
cellor Hitler declared:
Unrest dominates the world.
There is insecurity and war
standing on the worlds thresh-
old. The world is scanning revO-
lutiOnS. But amidst all lies Ger
many like a peaceful island.
"NO League commissions will
decide our fate"
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
4 GLIDERS SET
FOR FLIGHTS

BIG MEADOWS. Va, Oct. 7.
Youstan sekella, with three pilots
and a glider plane representing the
Elmira IN. " Club, arrived here
late last night, to bring the total
number Of gliders here for the
glider meet to four.
Ideal weather greeted the con-
testants today as practice flights
were being made by the four
planes.
Early today Lieutenant Com
mander Barnaby and Lieutenant
Dessault, who have been here as
observers, left for Pensacola, Fla,
by plane.
Many Of the pilots here will seek
to qualify for a -" license.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
MEXICO REDS
KILL ITALIAN

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 7 U.s).
Communists d m on nstrating g
against Nazi Germany and against
Italy's "Imperialist" war in Ethi-
opia, shot and killed Angelo Nava
yesterday when he interrupted
speakers with cries Of:
"Viva Italia! Viva II Duce!"
The mob, carrying red flags,
stormed the German Consulate
and tore down the swastika flag
now the Reich's official ma
tional emblem-and dragged it
into the streets and trampled it.
General Francisco Mugica Of
ficially apologized to Italy for
disparaging illusions to II Duce's
policy in Ethiopia.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07

Ellis ST.. Augusta. Ga. said: Before the
birth Of my first child was in misery with
my back. when sat down it was hard for
me to get up. I was weak and cramps in
my limbs made me very restless at night.
Vorite Prescription and my whole system
was strengthened by this tonic and was
able to sleep again"
New size, tablets so cts, liquid 81. 90. Large
size, tabs. or liquid. $1.35. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Boots Is Nice
Cat Awaiting
Good Home

Would you like to have Boots"
for pet? Just get in touch with
Mrs. Ethel M. Morganston, Of
AIT Illinois Ave. N. w.
Boots" is a black and white
female cat. She is healthy and
very affectionate, and would make
nice pet for anyone. She is
about seven months old, and the
owner would like for someone to
give her a good home.
Let the pet editor of The Wash.
ington Times help you to find a
home for your dog, cat or any
other pet that needs a home.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
10000 9th Baby
Wins Prize
Of $1,000

CHICAGO, Oct. Z GNS0.-Al.
bert O'Dowd, a street car motor
man, beamed with pardonable
pride today as he went to the
bank and put $1,000 on deposit in
the name of his day-old son.
For George Francis O'Dowd,
weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces, made
a timely and profitable arrival at
the Lewis Memorial Maternity
Hospital last night.
The 10,000th baby born in the
hospital since its founding by
Cardinal Mundelein and F. j.
Lewis in 1881, George Francis was
presented with $1,000 by the two
founders.
George Francis was not avail
able to interviewers, but his dad
said the money would be saved
for him, declaring:
"He earned it after ALL
didn't"
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
AoVERTIsEMENT
''B. c." Relieves Your
Headache In 3 Minutes

Realizing that no one drug can
relieve all headaches. as they come
from so many causes, a registered
pharmacist has developed a combina-
ton of several ingredients, so blended
and proportioned as to relieve almost
any headache in a few minutes. You
can get this formula wherever drugs
are sold under the name "B. c." 10c
and Csc packages, and when you
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Five Held as Passers
OF Fake $40 Bills

NEW YORK, Oct. Five men
were held at police headquarters
in PasSaic today, charged with
financing beer-drinking forays in
that part Of New Jersey with
counterfeit $40 bills. According
to Federal agents, the prisoners,
two Of whom recently were re-
leased from a Federal periiten-
tiary, said they had obtained the
spurious currency in Manhattan
at the rate of 30 genuine dollars
for each 500 worth Of bogus
notes.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Tea for Candidate

CLARENDON, Va, Oct. Mrs.
Elizabeth Magruder, one of the
Democrat nominees for the Airing.
ton county board, will be given a
tea October 13 at the home of
Mrs. Isabelle Simpson, 100 Marion
Ave-. by the Arlington County
Women's Democratic Club from
5 to 7 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
PROSPECTIVE MOTHERS

WOMEN who Suf.
~ fer every month
no m ay have
weakening drains,
side-ache or head
ache, and those about
to become mothers,
will find DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
tion a dependable
tonic. Mrs. Elese
Crenshaw of 1918
The Washington times., 1935-10-07

have one Of those violent, nerve-rack.
ing headaches, from inorganic causes,
"B. c." will give you soothing relief
in three minutes. "B. c." should also
be used for the relief Of muscular
aches and pains, common colds and
neuralgia, reducing fever, and for
quieting a distressed nervous system
without opiates, narcotics or such
habit forming drugs.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
EXCELLENT MOUSER
Handsome. Too

BEAUTIFUL black and
white kitten is offered for
adoption by her present
owner, Mrs. e. M. Morgan
ston, of AIT Illinois Ave.
N. w. Boots would make
a fine companion. Interna-
tional News Photo by Wash
ington Times.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Couple Serious|yHurt
When Struck by Auto

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Oct. Z.
Genevieve Kelly, %, and G. C..
Miller, 81, of Berkeley Springs,
w. Va, were seriously injured last
night when they were struck by
an automobile driven by Joseph
McCauley, Boonsboro. McCauley
was charged by local police with
reckless driving.
The Washington times., 1935-10-07
Do You Remember?
AnStDerS to Questions on
Page 81.

AIStOeTS TO questions on
Page 81.
ChertOk, New York broker,
announced he had been given
q so year oil lease in EthiO-
pia provided he raised ST.
100000.
Mr.. Hanson, long known as
the "trOuble shooter" Of the
State Department, ended his
life at sea.
Professor Lawrence, noted
scientist, announced perfec-
ton Of a machine to make
radium artificially.
Chief Magistrate O'Malley,
of Philadelphia, was indicted
for misconduct in office.
Captain LindStrOm, Of the
stranded liner Dixie, saw the
last of the passengers safely
removed from the vessel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-08
AND
 FAMILY LEAVE FOR NEW POST

Oscar c. Olson, accompanied by his family, left Cordova December 24th on the Yukon for Juneau, where MT. Olson will make his home for the next four years, and carry on his duties as Treasurer of Alaska
 Mir. Olson was the successful can didate for the office in the last gen eral territorial election, winning over Walstein G Smith of Juneau and w. H. Chase of Cordova He assumes his duties on January End. Editors Note-Upon his arrival in Juneau it was discovered that according to the law MT: Smith had been elected for a term not to expire until April 1, and so MT. Olson will not be able to take office until that date)
 MT. Olson left a position with the Copper River and Northwestern Rail road, by whom he has been employ ed since 1921, for his new work. Pre- vious to 1921 he was employed by the Kennecott Copper Corporation and prior to the time the United States entered the world-war, was with the government railroad and was stationed at Nenana.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States Commis- sioner's Court for the Noatak-Kob- uk Precinct, Second Division, Terri tory of Alaska.
 IN PROBATE
 Tn. the matter of the estate of HENRY COPPLE, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the has been appointed by the above entitled Court, administra- tor of the estate of Henry Copple, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same with proper vouchers attached to the undersign- ed at Kotzebue, Alaska, as by law required, within six months from date hereof Dated at Kotzebue, AL aska, this Second Day of January, 1885. }
 PAUL DAVIDOVICS,
 Administrator of the estate of Hen ry Copple, Deceased
 Publish-Jan. 8, Is, 9, 29, 1885.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-08
PUBLICITY FOR ALASKA

In the past the Legislature appropriated certain sum of money be expended publicity for Alaska and during those times nice little booklet printed including
 marks and details about the four Divisions The booklets were shipped the States and the doubtng Thomas es were appraised of all the wonderful things in Alaska
 But what really getting a is, that in an attempt to broadcast information about each individual division of Alaska direct and beneficial method should be undertaken-some continued campaign to Se Alaska to the United States the light that should bea Territory of vast industries wealth that has been touched but on the surface.
 In the past the business people and the Chambers of Commerce throughout Alaska have had the financial burd en together with the newspapers the various commun tes of pubcizing their Divisions and sections It IS not amss to that finally to the point where they cannot always dig down in their pockets to support pub licity for their territory and Alaska whole Many cit es Alaska have undertaken during recent years pap lets and booklets depicting the and potentate of their districts Year after ot financing this type o publicity soon becomes very costly.
 The newspapers themselves always boosting and carrying on publicity for Alaska and their cities and Dv Their efforts become appareony after many years of individual effort They not always Tn the position to carry out free publicity the space of years time
 would be investment of particular note and sound ness the Territorial Legislature would set aside an appro pration take of publicity in each of the four Dvl- sons under systematic plan calling for the advertising and pubczing of each Division and the Territory as whole If such appropriation made aVaabe the VarouS sections of the country which at present Tn many cases lie de-and which proven to contain resources and wealth worthy of advancement could be fostered and promoted along logical and scientific lines to the bettement ot those sections and those people who awaiting opportunities TOT the investment of capital and effort in the development ot a last frontier ,
 In many cases industries have already sprung up and are today leading production in Alaska It is not only those industries which should be considered alone but many which have not yet had the opportunity to develop
 wel-defned publicity campaign for the Territory of Alaska especially during the coming year and later is what this country needs The price of gold has lifted ethargc industry of many northern section to an exciting and vaua ble adjunct to every Division It has removed to great e tent Unemployment and placed god-producng camps highly paying basis again. Such measure should receive the support Aaskans everywhere means toward pro noting their Territory andemoving what has been defined as Frontier Handicaps
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-08
WHY $6O,OOO VOTE?

It has been estimated that the cost of referendum o determine the sentiment of the people of Alaska regardng aboishmen of traps would cost from 4OOoO to We thought this was excessive and took occasion to look
 to the matter find that for several sessions the rtora Legislature has appropriated 900 to defray the entire expenses of the primary election We are informed that the cost of the proposed special election would be
 y less than the of the regular primary election since there would be the ballot which would
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somewhat reduce the printing cost and that otherwise the cost would be the same.
 This is very different from the S4OOOO to $6OOoO est- mates which have been given-Alaska Fishing News.
 Some of so-caled self-appointed braln-trusters lead themselves only Nobody else pays any attention to them.
 People would be better friends if occasionally they would stop and remember the things upon which they agree.
 Nearly billion pounds of coffee have been burned In the last year Brazand all because the producers got their dates mixed,
 True economy is wise expenditure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-08

Both MT. and Mrs. Olson enjoyed large circle of friends ill Cordova who regret to see them leave but who also wish them success and happiness in their new field. Two small daughters, Clare and Csrol, comprise the family.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-08

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