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La gaceta., 1935-11-05

de tantoS pasos como he dado
70. AdemaS, ignoraba 81 listed
guerra que Sc supieSe... Cuando
Sc ha retirado aqui sin decir
NADIA a nadie, sus motives ten
dra para ello...
La condesita, que no habia
cesado de sonreir mientras su
visitante hablaba, dijo:
No tengo por que ocultar
mi paradero, aunhue tampoco
me crei obligada a dar cuenta
de el a nadie.
Enrique comprendi6 que, que
riendo ser discreto, habia come
lido Ia primera indiscreci6n, y
exclam6 para disimular:
i Es encantador este poeti-
co retro! Jay, amiRa mia, cuan
to daria 20 por poder hacer tam
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
DEPORTES
HIZO TABLAS
A LOS SO M2yMIENTos

Amsterdam, Holanda, now. 5.
"A pesar de los desesperados
esfuerzos que ell DIR. Max Euwe
hicieron para c%onvertir en- una
victoria SUI ventaja de IN peon,
a los SO movimientos de la par
tida Sc declare tablas, ganando
medic punto cada uno de los ri
wales.
Ell DR.. Euwe esperaba ganar
ell match para empatarse con ell
DR.. Alekhine. Maniobr6 ell macs
tro holandes 10 wees V pudo
descubrir que lie era impossible
lograr la ventaja Suficiente pa
"a veneer. Alekhine estableci6
una defensa invulnerable.
La decima cuarta partida Sc
jugara en- Groningen. Era aver
la posici6n de 7 partidas CANA
das por ell campe6n Y 6 por su
adversario.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
Vencieron los Espartanos a los Tars de Rollins

Orlando, Nov. 5.-Aunque e.
coach" Nash Higgins estaba
desconfiado, los Espartanos ven
cieron aver a los Tars de Rol-
Inns en- un "combate" efectuado
bajo las luces. Rudy Rodriguez,
ell castro" de la Universidad de
Tampa, anot6 13 de los puntos
de su team, realizando dos
"touchdowns". Los seis puntos
del Rollins 10 hizo su "estrella",
George Miller que solo pesa lat
libras.
Rodriguez evadi6 y salt6 to :
dc5 los obstaculos, siendo secun
dado y apoyado por sus compa-
neros.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
LA DEFENSA DE LA FAM
LA

De orden del companero Pre-
sidente y pOr acuerdo de la Ill
TINA junta Sc eta a todos los so
clos para la junta general que
Sc celebrara el viernes 8, a las 8
p. M, en- ell Centre Obrero.
Els de necesidad que todos a.
sistan, pres Sc tratara de la in
yecci6n de los animales y Sc in
formara de 10 que ell socio ten
dra que hacer para que no ten
ga tropiezos.
Fraternalmente de todos.
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

pie para exponer sus intencio-
mes, hubo de decidirse a expo
nerlas en- seco, sin preparation
de ninguna clase.
Era un POGO violento; pero
no habia otro remedio.
Todo. menos salir de ALI sin
decir a 10 que habia lido.
Decidi6se, pues; adopt6 un
tono Y un gesto convenientes
para su intento, lanz6 un sus-
piro y dijo:
A listed lie sorprendera, sin
duda, mi vista, querida An
drea.
, No la esperaba,-respon-
do la j6ven;-pero no me sor-
prende. A mi va no me sorpren-
de NADIA.
La molestara, tai vez.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
NUEVOS {
r EN-

Helena, Montana, Nov. s.
Nerviosos y ~cansados, los habi-
tantes de esta pcblaci6n estan
merchandise a otros lugares,
huyendo de los temblores de tie
IRA. Varios estremecimientos Sc
:intieron aver agrietandose las
paroles del edificio del Banco
de la reserva federal. A diferen
tes ciudads del Estado han sido
enviados 375 estudiantes y huer
fanos, con ell proposito de dar-
les la mayor protection possible.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

En- uno de los ataques avan-
g % millas por encima de las
meas de los Tars.
Centenares de ciudadanos de
Tampa hicieron ell viaje para
yer en- acci6n a los Espartanos
y regresaron contentfsimos.
Los tampenos ganaron 1873
yardas en- combate Y sus adver-
sarios solo At. Iniciaron los Es-
partanos cuatro passes y com2le
taron tres; los de Rollins inten-
taron 13 y completaron 5.
ST los tamIpenos vencen a
Stetson, en- noviembre Is, CANA
ran ell campeonato del Estado.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Lever obtuvo la victoria en- 13
minutes y AZ segundos.
Babe Caddock derrot6 a Pete
Paterson, con su lave de pie, en-
10 minutes y 80 segundos. Bru-
&c holland lie puso una llave de
pierna a Marshall Blackstock,
siendo declarado vencedor en- IS
minutes Y 25 segundos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
TIRANDO Ell BAION

Debe felicitarse a la Univer-
sidad de Tampa Y ell coach Nash
Higgins por ell excelente team
que anoche derrot6 a los Tars de
Rollins y la semana pasada a
los Hurricanes de la Universidad
de Miami.
Y al mismo tempo extender
la felicitaci6n a Rudy" Rodri-
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
DE

PittSburg, Nov. 5.-El meji-
cano Tony Herrera, de 141 IL
bras, perdi6 aver la decision de
los jueces en- un encuentro con
Mickey Duris, de 14O. Los es-
pectadores sc mostraron de a.
cuerdo con ell fallo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
VII

La reserva de Andrea, Que
NADIA tenia de ofensiva, pero
que 81 estorbaba toda intimidad
Y toda franqueza, dificultaba a
Enrique en- ell desarrollo de su
plan; pero no era el hombre que
Sc arredrase por tan POGO; asf
fue que continue diciendo:
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Jeff Dickson, ell empresario
de Paris, organize un progra-
de boxeadores negros con-
ira boxeadores blancos. Los pri
meros triunfaron en- cast todos
los combates.
Agregue a ESQ las haZanas de
Jose Luis y la conquista por
john Henry Lewis de la coro-
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
bien una vida asi, apacible y re-
tirada!
VI

Ardia Morales en- deseoS de
S~atisfacer su curiosidad, pre-
guntando como y por que Sc ha-
bia retirado Andrea ALI, Y, So
bre todo, 81 era hija suya aque-
LA hermosa nina que habia Wis
to al entrar; pero Sc abstuvo de
hacer la mas leve indication.
Mas lie convenia asegurar ell
resultado de su vista, Y una
imprrdencia podia comprome-
terlo.
Como Andrea, aunque som
reia afahlemente, no lie pregun-
taba NADIA que lie pudiese dar
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
-Tampoco.

No dijo que la molestara, pc
tampoco dijo que lie agradase.
Enrique Sc fij6 muy bien en-
clio, aunque g~uard6se de darlo
a entender.
Ell tacto de las personals, es-
ia en- saber aquello que convie-
ne dejar pasar inadvertido.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

De POGO lie ha Waldo a "Fillo"
Echeverria su victoria sobre el
meScano Baby Arizmendi. Nos
REFERENCES a los beneficios mo-
n9tariOs.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05
MIC LKER suspES.
DIDCPOR LA COMISION

Montreal, Nov. 5.-La couA
sion atletica de Montrealv
pendi6 aver a Mickey Walker,
de NewsJe1sey, excampe6n de
las catsSsHas welter y medic,
py Narse a cumplir un con-
traH. Walker Sc habia compro-
metido a pelear, ell microbes por
la noche, con All Mccoy.
DecidN la comisi6n que la
muerte del padre de Walker, la
semana pasada, no es suficien-
tie motive para no respetar su
firma en- un contrato.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

de PEGS. La Florida Power y
Light sufri5 considerasles da
nos en- sus propiedares. Las se1
males de cicl6n fueron bajadas
a 10 largo de toda la costa.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

Ell portorriqueno Angel Cliville
ha retado a Marcel Thil y Kid
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

obie Walker, negro, de-
rrot6 en- Paris, al pelga Limou-
sin. Mauricio Hotter, un blan-
co ,venci6 al negro Kid Johns.
Walker ha retado a Godfrey.
La gaceta., 1935-11-05

:: 8 : J: :: e: ::; ZEE; :; e: : ; ::
bitIo, - 0 en- Haba-
ma. Ell que conoci6 a knuel ell
sus buencs tiempN pasado
viernss no hubiera i que
era ell mismo hom ismo
pl2il. Els probable Rl-
pes esten empezaN r.
lie y 10 mejor que hace gar
los guantes
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Joslyn Flies Percy
 Hubbard To Fair banks, Bad Shape
(By The Associated PreSS)

FAIRBANKS, Sept. 9, Pilot Herm Joslyn arrived here Sunday morning with Percy Hubbard, whose plane was wrecked while searching for Art Hines and his party.
 Doctor Audrey Carter said that Percy Hubbard had first degree burns over his entire face and scalp and a large cut on his cheek, besid- es three broken ribs. He was very weak from the ordeal he had been through.
 Other occupants of the searching plane-Russell Hubbard and A. J. Douglas-reached here Saturday from the place where the plane cracked up, hundred miles from here on the Cinema River. Russell suffered broken arms and burns and Douglas also suffered from bad burns, caused by the plBne catching fire after crashing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Mussolini Weakens Slightly At League
 Allows Committee
(By The Associated PreSs)

(By The ASSOcldted PreSS)
 GENEVA, Sept. 9, - A last minute concession by Premier Mussolini made it possible for the League of Nations to put into operation ma chinery for a final desperate effort to prevent war between Italy and Ethiopia.
 In the darkest hour of the crisis a subcommittee of five nations was named by the League Council to deal with the dispute-Great Britain France; Spain; Poland and Turkey composing the group.
 Mussolini, making one of his rare concessions telephoned his represen- tative Baron Pompeo Aloisi that he no longer insisted Italy be a mem- Der of the committee.
 The virtual object of naming the committee was to reopen the tri- power conversations terminating in Paris, when Il Duee refused 10 ac- cept Britain's plan of wide econom- ic concessions in Ethiopia for Italy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Mrs. "Cupid" Calls
 Convention Order
 Meet The Minister
(By The Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Sept. 9, Mrs. Nellie Brooke Stull, robust Cupid for 1900 lonely hearts, called the National Convention of the Widows and Wid- overs Club to order today with an introduction of "our good friend the minister.
 Mrs. Stull, the go-between for 15,- 900 mail order marriage proposals in the last l5 years, informed the 200 delegates that if they took a fancy to anyone strolling about the convention hall they could be mar ried on the spot, and have lot of trouble
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
COAST GUARD CATCHES BOOZE SMUCCLERS AND
 S2OO,OOO WORTH BOOZE
Coast Guard Seizes Boat And Three Am- erican High Speed Contact Launches
(By The Associated Press)

CAPE MAY, New Jersey, Sept. 9-Laying shot across the bow of the British oil schooner Popocaape S. Coast Guardsmen Sunday seized the boat and three high speed American launches conscang $200 900 worth of liquor shipments Twenty men, officers and of the four boats taken under guard the Cape May Abase for questioning, by Commanding Officer R. L. Burke and gov ernment agents
 Burke said that the liquor seizure the largest since the repeal of the 18th Amendment and consisted of five thousand of British whskey and alcohol besides quan titles of assorted brandes.
 The launches used for contracting the shore, and oryfoot boats equipped with high speed motors The liquor carrier itself registered at Yarmouth Nova Sco ta and swift diesel powered craft of three hundred and fy-hree has been noticeable during the past few days that ships anchored about ten miles off shore
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Laval Lost Hope Preventing Force
 African Dispute
(By The Associated Press)

PARIS, Sept g, Advisers to Premier Pierre Laval said Sunday he has lost hope of preventing arm ed occupation of Ethiopia, and the discouraged Premier was said to fear even the breakdown of his complicated scheme for European peace.
 "Pessimism is the watchworG' they asserted. Officials stated the question of application of sanctions was troubling the Premier and that he hoped to avoid resorting to any such punitive measures. They ex- pressed doubt however that the Leag ue would remain silent when and if the Italians start fighting in Eth iopia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
McAdoo Says U. s. Must Lead In Air
 Due To Unrest
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9, Am erica must lead in the air! Unrest in Europe makes it imperative that the United States develop more air defense, Senator William G. Me Adoo of California, President of the National Aeronautical Association, declared today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Says He Is Ready Consider
 Proposals Peace
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 ROME, Sept. 9, With 100000 of his troops waiting for the zero hour' to launch an attack on Eth iopia, Premier Mussolini today not flied France he is prepared to con sider any proposals which will give him without resort to force, a com plete protectorate and predominant political and economic control of Ethiopia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Dangerous Disease
 In Idaho Causes
 Schools Be Closed
fBy The Associated Press)

LEWISTON, Idaho, Sept 9, De scrjbed by some physicians as a re- currencc of the flu in a new form, four have died here of septic sore throats and complications, within the last ten days.
 There have been numerous cases of the strange disease, which up to now has not proved fatal. Schools which were to have opened Sep tember 9th, remained closed and will remain closed for at least an other week.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Italian Diplomatic Corps In Ethiopia
 Summoned Chief
(By The Associated rreSs)

ADDS ABABA, Sept 9, - Italy called it's consult in Ethiopia to Ad- dis Ababa Saturday as precaution ary move and one which observers said indicated ultimate war.
 The Italian minister said difficult ties of transportation made it neces- sary to remove the conSuls from danger zones. Meanwhile legations of foreign powers started to erect defenses and lay in supplies in case of long seize.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Officials Believe
 War Not Spread
 Beyond Ethiopia
(Bv The Associated Press)

PARIS, Sept. 9, French officials today expressed the opinion that war between Italy and Ethiopia would not spread beyond Ethiopia.
 Responsible officials said that Mus solini's punitive expedition would be " a certainty" They said they saw mo prospect of stopping him.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
BATON ROUGE, La, Sep

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept 9-Senator Huey Long was given blood ransfuson at P M last night at Our Lady of the Lake nmay where attendants said the senator's wounds consisted of bullet hole through the stomach The blood supplied by Lieutenant Governor James A. Noe himself remained conscious to make a short statement
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09

BATON ROUGE La, Sept. 9-I1uey Long was sh and critically wounded at the State House Sunday night an unidentified man, who was shot and killed by Long bodyguard.
 The shooting occurred in the capitol corridor betwee the house and senate chambers. The unidentified left the corridor floor the governors office his bod punctured with bullets Long, the report said, sh through the abdomen went to the hospital from the cap and the state house cleared of all persons.
 The unidentified man reported by RepreSentatil David Cole to have shot Long he passed him. and Long body guard in turn shot the unidentified man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09

BATON ROUGE, La, Sept. 9-Dr. Arthur K Vidrne immediate charge of the senator and prepared to oper ate Only LGovernor James A. Noe was permitted to ac- company Long to the operating room
 Noe said later that Dr. Vidrne told him that Long dition, although serious not yet critical.
 The man who shot Long was dressed in an immaculate white linen suit, and stepped up to him Long walked down the corridor shooting at his body.
 The man who shot Long was identified as A. c. Weiss Jr of Baton Rouge by Dr. Thomas B. Bird, East Baton Rouge Parish coroner.
 (Continued on Page Three1
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Might Demand In
 Near Future Ex-
 clusion Of Britain
(By The Associated Press)

ROME, Sept. 9, - A hint that It. ally might demand Englands exclu- sion from Egypt if she continues to regard Italy. as a threat to her in Africa was given in the semi-official Journal Azione Colonial. The pub lication said. that if Italy is a dan- ger to the British empire, England is also a danger to the Italian en- pire in Africa.
 The chain of British possessions across the Mediterranean and the length of Africa were pointed as evidence that British power could be viewed as a threat to Italian colonies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09

BATON ROUGE La, Sept. y-The unidentified mar slain by burst of fire from sub-machine guns by the senator's bodyguard and Long rushed to Our Lady the Lake Sanitarium and taken immediately to the opera ing room. His condition pronounced grave.
 witness to the shooting said that two bullets struck the senator near the abdomen Blood streaming from his mouth when he removed from the capitol building
 The legislature had just been called into special session by Long Saturday night and was preparing for another meeting when the shooting occurred Legislators pre- pairing to pass list of bills designed to combat federal trol of relief money in Louisiana.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
LATE REPORT SAYS LONG LOSING STRENGTH
200 War Veterans
 Return Fla. Camp
(By The Associated Press)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 9, - Dazed, wondering how they were alive, some 200 war veterans came to a camp here today with a frequent ly reiterated determination some body will have to pay" for the Flor ida Keys tragedy"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-09
Man Who Shot IIuey Long RiddIed With
 Bullets From Guns Of His Body Guard
(By The Associated Pressl LATE REPORT SAYS LONG LOSING HIS STRENGTH AFTER SECOND BLOOD TRANSFUSION TODAY
(By The Associated Pressl

BATON ROUGE, Sept 9, - LATEST-Wh his po tical empire hanging in the balance Huey P Long lost strength late today in his fight to from his bullet wound Attending physicians kept silent and the bulletin from his overdue today General concern being felt Reliable reports from the hospital said that the senator passing blood, and his pulse quckenng
 A second blood transusion has already been given Call CTS left the hospital with grave faces te fought for his life.
 The house is rushing through the passage of bills aimed to strengthen his ''dctatorship'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

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pulons novelty cuff silks veets and knit styles Black bro
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-03

Here's real achievement! We were able to secure
a tremendous selection of fall hats, exact copies
of higher priced models, to sell at this Anniversary
Sale Price The assortment is so extensive that you
will be able to find just the STYLE, the COLOR,
the MATERIAL and the SIZE you want. Head
sizes from 81 to "a.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20
Andy Allen Is Shot to Death At
 Chitina, Alaska
DORA. WIFE OF THE MURDERED MAN, BUSHES INTO NIGHT
 DIES FROM EXPOSURE

VALDEZ, March l5-The Valdez Miner says: On Sunday, March l0, Karl Syvertsen, aged 42, shot and killed Andy Allen, well known old-timer, while the men were en- gagged in a drunken orgy in Aliens cabin near Strelna. Dora, the wife of Andy Allen, became alarmed, and rushing out into the night in light clothing was found dead next morn- ing on the trail, her death having been the result of exposure to the elements.
 Syvertsen had lived around the Chitina district about eight years, and made his home about a mile from Strelna. Allen was well known here, having been brought to Val dez some time last year, by Deputy Marshal Wilcox and confined in the federal jail for an alleged infraction of the law
 U. s. Marshal C. J. Todd states that news regarding the tragedy is somewhat vague, but that it appears that Syvertsen, Allen and Aliens wife, Dora, were engaged in drink ing spree at Aliens cabin. An al- tercation ensued and Allen and his wife left the cabin and went out to the trail. Shortly after Allen re- turned to the cabin alone, and with in a half hour or so the shooting occurred. Dora was not seen until her body was found on the trail, the woman apparently dying from ex- posture.
 Deputy Marshal McDermott ar
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20
SPECIAL ORDERS WILL
 RECEIVE SPECIAL CARE

The business men of Nome and Seward Peninsula will do well to look over their job printing needs for the coming summer. The Nome Daily Nugget will be glad of the opportunity to figure on your needs and it will help us in knowing what the demand for printing stock will be necessary, so stock may be order ed on the first boats.
 Mining and dredge operators who will need special forms are request ed to get in touch with the Nugget office so that we may handle your printing orders with out delay and with satisfaction to all concerned
 This month is the time to check up on materials needed, not only by the mining men and merchants, but also the job printing needs of this section of Alaska Plan ahead in plenty time before the season be- gins; you will find it will pay to have your printing orders filled now while business is slack instead of rushing matters when the boats ar rive. The Nugget is equipped to handle your business. Give us a call on the telephone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20
PUBLICITY IS PUBLIC FUND SAFEGUARD

Judging by the number of investigations that are being made of the expenditures of state and national officials there is need for the development of informed and m telligent citizenship.
 The state law requires permits county clerks, city clerks and other official taXspendng bodies to publish statement of all claims authorized and ordered paid The purpose of the law acquain the interested citizen with expenditures of the various n to advise them as to just how and for what the tax money is being spent
 It was one of the Wsest laws enacted from the standpoint of safeguarding public funds and nsurng them against waste eXtraVagance and misuse. When the
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20
WHEN YOU GET THE BLUES,

When you get the blues don't be Weekling and sur render them Change from your petty selfcenered dis couragng thoughts to high level of constructive thinking
 Dwell upon your blessings, your unused abilities and the golden opportunities that await your earnest effort Know that be master of your moods and that by substituting hopeful thoughts for you be- gin right now advance towards the goal of useful achieve ment Know that you equal to every situation and that you can superior the enemies of your peace and happness-By Genvile Kleser in March Psychology
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20
LOUISIANA A SPECTACLE

Never was American state abect and hum-
 ang spectacle than Louisiana today under the heel of Tuey Long Outside of the jurisdiction of the federal gov and federal law there is law in Louisiana except the pleasure of uey Long He state and city govern ment The governor, the legislature, the courts city administration his puppets The will of the people of the longer of any importance Huey Long prefers to rely the National Guard The opposition is somewhat stubborn in Baton Rouge So Baton Rouge is made mn atue District of Columbia proclaimed the capital of the empire people dsenranchised It is small wonder that men organize and arm themselves in Lousiana-St Paul Pioneer Press
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20

rested Syvertsen, and he is now con fined in the jail at Chitina. No pre- liminary hearing has been held as yet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20

Mail the Nome Daily Nugget to your friends, and let them know about the rebuilding of Nome. ....
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-04-20

trolling body knows that account publicly for every spends and that every citizen to be given the oppo unity of scrutnzng every item of expenditure there natural tendency be careful and cautious in the appropra tion of funds
 Without any reflection upon anyone, we undertake to say that many unwse expenditures would not have been made had the government bodies known that the full glare of publicity would be turned upon their monthly clams News Fairbury, Nebraska.
 Paris judges were shocked when an American dancer danced naked there and indignantly ordered take her act to theaer where that sort of stuff be- longs-Macon Telegraph.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
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