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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
To Operators Only

This is directed TO OPERATORS and
investors In PRODUCING COMPANIES,
rather than TO royalty investors.
We Of this Organization arc not TN
terested In the development branch of
the OH industry. We are dependent,
however, upon operators 20 make vaIu-
able our royalty properties. We may own
3 royalty on the richest piece Of OH
land In the state Of Montana, but it
docs MS NO good until suek time as an
oil operator drills wells and takes the
get our share oR the oh as ,tt is pro
oil out OF the ground. At the time, we
duced. So we are interested IN the sue
cess of OPERATORS
We were never more tempted to go
into the operating end In our lives than
80 present We can see how q man who
knows how TO drill shallow wells, hav-
ing q drilling machine and q few sub
stantial partners can make more money
than ever before In the hiseory Of the
State.
The place Is Kevfn-smburAt. On the
day the discovery wen was drilled in this
field there were mo- such opportunities as
today afforded. The Investment OF 800
In Kevin-SunbuEtt this year win do the
work Of $1,000 I'm amy previous year.
The reasons are apparent;
The cost Of . wen In the early days
OF this field wms $4,000.
The cost OF q well to al operator
owning his own tools Is tOdag $4,000 or
Less depending ON the calihre OF his
crew.
This average lease Obtainable today
carries G6% OF the oh.
The average lease before 1925 car
ried from 1876 to $685. Of tbs OH.
Some Of the best leases IN the field
were deveEopd by opratOrs who kad as
little IS 1895 Of the oil. The poor leases
carrying 500 of the oil or less were
not profitable.
There is no reason why an operator
should have less than 500 Of the oil
in his Kevin-Sunburst lease today. We
win explain that statement later.
The average initial production Of wells
In Kevin-Sunburst today is around so
barrels, without gushers.
The average initial production before
acid-including the great gushers OF the
past-was around 40 barrels.
Kevin-Sunburst had "gone to pot" in
the years following the depression. The
old -''cut-tfRrOat" leases, overbWdened
with promoters overriding royalties,
have been 0ut1awed, for the most part
Ten-year leases have all expired and
20-year leases have failed becaus Of lack
OF rental payments and adeQua4e deve1-
oDEnnt, in most cases. This means 'new
beginning I'm Kevin-Sunbursk
MeamtAme, Ont Bank oil field has de-
veloped and taken the attentaom az many
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05

II a man conId buy for a nominal sum
an acre OF tanks containing 5000 bar
reIs of OH, would he refuse 60 buy-even
IL there were no immediate market?
Is It possible that q man owning
5000 or BOO,O 900 barrels OF petroleum
win NEVER have chance TO sell It?
The operator who takes an acre Of OH
land in Kevin-Sunburst field can safely
yield him 5000 barrels Of 81 oil, or
total return OF $4,000. s@ 81.
Is &c the time 20 take leases In dull
market, when the leases can be had FOR
the taking or SHOULD leases be taken
when there is a scramble for OH lands
bucyed mp by AN active crude market,
such as may be developed by the im-
pending European war?
We think THAT the man who is EVER
going 20 make q dime I'm the oil busi-
ness win say that NOW Is the time 20
get these leases, in view Of q years
demonstration of the effectiveness OF
acidixatiOn on wells In Kevin-Sunburst
field.
We repeat that there never was a
time OF so great opportunity for for
tune-maAzing in Montana oil, as the pre-
sent.
We are willing and glad to put OPP
orators and investors I'M touch witch avail
able leases.
We win be glad to assist in 'scleanfng
mp" these leases, putting them MP 90
S5Hs, or even mp 70 0Oqo. We knew how
to pick mp THESE over-rkding royalties
and I'm some cases we have secured
1909 Of the oil-lncluding all the land
owners share-for operators, who find
that we can buy more cheapEy than
they.
Furthermore, we want the advance in-
formation regarding proposed drilling.
We want 20 buy royalties on and adj
Jacent to Kevin-Sunburst lands that we
know are about 10 be drilled.
We want to bring about as much de-
velOpment as possible in Keyin-Sunburst
field because our members have fully q
million dollars worth of royalties I'm this
field, purchased over a period Of rs
years, all of which viii be enhanced by
further development.
Accordingly, we are willing and anx-
tous to serve any operator or investor
group which can ''see the light In
Kevin-Sunburst.
Meantime we carry q special list made
mp of names of rSyaIty investors 70 whom
we submit Kevin-Sunburst royalty bar
gains as they become available. and any
one wishing TO receive Kevin-Sunburst
publications should write or send in the
accompanying coupon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
THREE WELLS
ARE DRILLING
near WNIFRE 81

A Encouragement OF the wells in
Winifred district Will be noted this
week IN the Development Informs
ton Column Of the Journal on
Page 8. The classification scarf
Dome" has been abandoned and
the name of the shallow gasser
changed to Canmont Exploration
Co. Ltd, Pennock No / in NEH
NrEH 6-2IN-18E. and is now class
flied under ''Winifred District"
The name OF Judith Operating
o. well has been corrected to Ju-
dith Operating Pennock N. 1, and
Is listed under Winifred District.
Roth OF these wells are owned bv
the Columbia Oils Ltd, group OF
which George Brake Of Kallspell Is
Brake recently announced
that a second gas well has been
brought in on Winifred structure.
at 400 feet
The we'll on Crosser Dome, al
.rough in the Winifred area. Is
still carried under that name. It is
Town 2181 feet, after a delay oc-
,asioned by the loss of a string OF
ools but work is now progressing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
OHIO PREPARES
TO PUMP WELLS
IN DRY CREEK

Ohio OH company Is running rods
and tubing on its wells In Dry
Greek field. preparing for larger
production Of oil.
Up to this time the only pro-
duction his abeen taken from flow
ing wells but this has amounted 10
only a few barrels per day. During
the period of the virtual shutdown
the gas head" has subsidized so that
1t is necessary to agitate them to
make them flow.
Althoug these wells are $500
feet deep, they are to be pumped
with ordinary types of Axelson
pumping equipment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
OIL BOYS ARE ROUGH

AUSTIN, TEXAS-Because oil
men throw lighted cigar butts on
the expensive carpets. scratch fur
niture with hob-nailed boots and
jam ink wells with cigarette snipes.
the senate chamber OF the state
capitol has been closed 10 the hear
ings of the railroad commission
So the hearings are now held In
local hotels.
It is a shirt-sleeved, sun-tanned
lot that jams the hearing rooms,
consumes innumerable cigarettes,
quarrels with the commission and
within itself and finally departs mp
roariously like school boys just let
out.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
WAR I'M AFRICA BRINGS PROSPERITY

cruel viewpoint but the fact that Africa
the end of the worldwide depression which
cannot their cost of government in peace times finance
into the millions Of dollars for carrying When millions
Of quit producing and fighting others produce
them 1t be artificial prosperity, but
larged markets for materials and foOdstu American in
dusy needs other barometer for the future Particularly
fected the oil and mining industries which will furnish
terasirrespective of neutrality of naons-to the fighting
tons Creditor nations viii be the conflict
Of the who them the most money.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
NE SUES CONTRACTORS

Charging that failure to complete
a well as required by drilling con-
tract caused him to lose part Of
the Halter lease. L. p. Jackson OF
Minneapolis has sued G. W. Kirby
and w. H. Hewson, drilling con-
tractors, for $4,000. It is alleged
that Kirby & Hewson agreed to
drill a well to 1850 feet or 30 the
Madison lime for $4,000 but quit
the hole at $50. Cedor B. Aronow
is attorney for Jackson.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05

why is It your mother trusts
US so seldom alone?
"she knows me better than you
do, John.
q q q q
He-You should see the new al
tar in our church.
She-Lead me to It.
o q o o
Professor-"Who we're the three
Chinese Yirgins?"
t-'Tu-Yung-Tu. Tu-Dum-
Tu, No-Yen-Tu."
> o O q
IT didn't raise my daughter to
be fiddled with" said the cat when
she rescued her offspring from the
violin factory.
The old narrow trails where two
cars could barely pass without col
liding are happily being replaced
by splendid wide highways on which
six or eight cars can collide at the
same time.
Keeper: $50 you think you're
sane now. Well, II we give you
your liberty will you keep away
from liquor and women?
Inmate: II certainly will"
Keeper: stay here. You're still
crazy"
q q q q
Tough Guy lin lobby Of theater)
Where the hell is the mems
room7"
Usherette: Walk right down the
corridor. turn TO your right and
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
RADIGAN TRIES AGAIN

Bruce Radigan OF Shelby Is q
party to another attempt in the oil
and gas business, in the organiza-
ton Of the British-American Gas
Producers, Inc, to drill for gas and
oil, with headquarters at Malta.
Directors are e. M. Martin, M. Pow
or. B. p. Radigan, s. r. McHale,
r. r. McNamer, G. B. Cronon, e.
Gunderson. Capital, 100000, with
100000 shares at 81 per share.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
WILL USE CUT BANK

Cut Bank crude will be used in
the refinery Of Don J. Baise Of
Roundup at Kalispell, he announced
this week. Former reports were that
be would ship In Cat Greek crude.
The plant will have a capacity of
10000 gallons Of oil per day and
win include small cracking unit,
he says. He hopes to be operating
b. Jan. / and says he expects to
give employment TO 10 men.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-10-05
GOVERNOR LANDoN Is OUT

Among Estate the endorsement of po
ica any office by William Randolph Hearst the
publisher ng of death" Hearst has placed
approval Landon of Kansas republican
didate for president
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
BACALIS CONTRA ET 20.
LACO

Per haberselo pedido ell grie-
go Nick Bacalis Ell empresario
Jim Downing decide aver que
este luche ell venidero lunes. en-
Benjamin Field, frente al pola
co Johnny Grandovitch, cam
.pe6n de la Florida.
De heroe que era, en- las Dri-
mera5 serlanas de su arribo a
Tampa, Grandovitch Sc ha con.
lvertido en- "villano," a causa de
Sus Kuevas tacticas rudas.
DIS wees (ha luchado esta pa
reja y Ell las dos venci6 Ell pola
go, aunque otra eoSa Sc Olga.
Bacalis ACADIA de salir del hos
,pital, donde pas6 varios dias CT
,landose de una infection en- IN
,codo.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
Ell 1RLANDES
VENCIO A DON GEORGE

Boston, Julio a1.-El irIan.
des Damn O'Mahoney es desde
ancche, barrida toda la oposi-
.ci6n, ell campeGn mundial de lu.
dhas.
En- presencia de 5000 espec-
tadores, banno puso la espalda
de George en- la Iona, a los 80 mi
nutos, siendo aclamado por el
publico.
James ], Braddock, ell cam
pe6n de los puhos pesados, oto1
go la victoria.
Cuando ell arbitro anuncio Ia
decision uGo de los hombres de
George Sc metio en- el firing" J
agredio al campeon. Braddook
lie pa26 un punetazo en- la bar.
ba, derribandolo.
OMahoney pareci6 "groggy'
mas de una OCCASION y baj6 de
tablado con la nariz rota, una
herida en- la mejilla y ell cuerpc
cubierto de contusiones. Georg.
tenia una herida en- ell parieta
derecho y manchas rojas en- Ii
cara.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

mi definir, mientras me asegu
rases que tales acusaciones eran
falsas, yo no creeria en- elias
Idudaria de todos, menos de ii.
isl 70 no quiero dudarl-
lreplic6 Andrea.
-Pero dddas, Y ESQ es indicio
de que no me amas tanto como
Idices.
i Que no tie amo!
NO, Andrea, no. Ell verda-
|dero amor es como ell que 70 tie
'tengo: ciego, Unconditional.
Y la abraz6 y la bes6 en- la
.frente, sin que ella opusiese re-
sistencia.
La ternura la habia vencido:
pero como, a pesar de TODD, no
estaba convencida, pasados unos
instances, Sc irgui6 energica-
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
CON Los GUANTE


RldNu entire los ridieuloS,
Primo CSeera, ell gigantic bo-
reader, ny ,ifest6 aver en- Ma
poles, Italia,' que lie habfan semi
anestesiado p2co antes de que
ell negro Jose Luis lie derribara,
icon SIS punos, en- la pelea que
ICON este sostuvo en- New York.
Me sentia perfectamente
haNta ell m0mento en- que pise el
cuaNrilatero. Estaba SECURE de
la victoria, especialmente des :
pues del s(ro cuando
les punetazos de Luis no me hi
.cieron efecto. De rapente empe-
&c a sentirme en- hao y las pier
mas me temblarm. Me era i'm
possible conseVar los brdKos en-
posicl6n. Fasta un nino Ne tau
.biese rod,do derrotar, Creo
qre una sustancia extrana me
puso a MERGED del negro,"s
LIE "ancstesiaron" los formi~
.dabless punos del negro, que es
un hoxeador muy superior a la
mole hun4anat"
Solo podemos aceptar que lie
hiciera efeeto una sustancia ex-
lrana."" 81 Luis no Sc habia la
yado ben los sobacos.
ESQ de ser derrotado en- Am6ri
"a, con todas las garantias, e ir
a Europa con historietas, sera
nuy ''2igantesco" y muy "fas-
'ista," peEo muy POGO l6gico.
va que aQui "anestesian" en-
los c1adriiateros, no estarfa de
mas que Sc quedase por ALA.
Mussolini pudiera utilizarlo CO.
"cargador' en- la guerra que
prepara.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Esto era possible, era l6gico;
Ipero no sa~tisfacia a Andrea.
= iPruebas! - repetia. -
Ii Quiero prnebas!, y ESQ no 10
Ison!
Entonces Luis recurri6 a un
IfingidO eu0jo.
i Pruebas me exiges!- ex-
Gde que in
dole? Dimelo Y tie las dare sin
vacilar; pero va YES que es muy
Idificil e%ncontrar pruebas mate
en- este asunto; no puedo
Iofrecerte otras Que mis- explica-
clones y III palabra, Y no te
bastan.. 5Qu6 huieres que yo
haga? Bastante hago con no
mostrarme ofendido por tn des-
ccnfianza. Pues que de mi du-
das tan SIN raz6n nj fundamen-
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
DEPORTES
LOS TENISTAS INGLESES
VENCIERON A LOS NOR
TIE AMFRICANOS

Wimbledon, 4nglaterra, Ju-
Ito 31.-Los tenistas ingleses
han vencilo de manera deci&-
va a los a~mericanos en- la com
petiei6n por la ccpa Davis, ga
nando l9s cinco partidos y de-
fendiendo con exito ell trofeo
que hace dos amos arrebataron
a Francia, Esta victoria es la
octava cOnquistada por IngIa-
terra desde que ell torneo annual
Sc inaugur6, en- 1909.
Pocos minutes de.pues de
que austin y Perry habian de-
rrotad9 a Don Bulge y Wilmer
Allison, dando a Inglaterra su
tercera victoria sobre los Esta-
dos Unidos. Allison anunci6 su
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
Ell N DOYLE "ACOS-
To-" A NORTON

Elizabeth, n. j., Julio al
Con varioS punetazos a la cara
Y la mandibula, y I'm effective
"ab" por el cuerpo, Jack Doyle,
ell pugil y .enor irlandes, puso a
dormIr en- el segundo asalto a
Bob Norton, un joven local.
La cEenta la hizo ell arbitro a
los dos minutes y 18 segundos.
luego de que Norton habfa To-
grade resistir ell bombardeo de.
primer round"
Pe5aba 81 vencedor 20812 IL
bras v ell vencido 100.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Primo Camera, dijo anoche
ell comisionado Brown, de la CO
mission atl3tica neoyorquina, es
Ia cosa mas necia qre 70 he Wis
to. Cuando Luis lie peg6 en- el
primer round" qued6 cientifi-
camente a~nestesiado por la po-
.tencIa de los punos de su anita
gonista. Es probable que lie pi-
damos pruebe 10 que ha dicho al
regresar a este pals.
La efectlva medicine para su
"elefantismo" serfa obligarlo a
probar 10 que ha didao.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
DAVIDSON DERROTO
A WILLIAMS

Mejor preoarado que la soma
ma anterior, Lloyd Davidson, ell
glad ador de Six Mile Greek,
venci6 aver por puntos, en- la
Arena de Seminole Heights, a
Sailor Williams, la nueva estre-
LA de Palmetto Beach.
! Davidson lley0 la ofensiva deS
de la primera campanada Y este
hizo que los jueceS Sc declara-
ran a su favor.
Bobbie Dfaz venci6 por am :
plio margen a Franckie Gala
han, pero una parte del pdblico
Sc entretuvo en- proteStar del
Ifallo. Los dos cayeron a la Iona
en- ell segundo asalto.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

retirada 9'ho tug'40r' su vste-
ran0, chr ahero An los dobles'
johnny Van Ryn, dijo que Sc
sent!a en- "a mipp forma.
Allison p4cufo desarrollar
su mejor ja4o contra los ingle
SEES; pero loy"ases' ingleses re-
sultaron invencibIes.
Tn banquete Sc verified ano-
che en- honor : tenistas de-
rrotados y de los vencedores,
&ls norteamericanos regre
|saran a 81 pals en- ell "Mauretas
Inia," a fines de esta semana. |
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
dido i~rremiSiblemente

iuIuO lIISll1lSlnlSIIpSltlS,
Con ell terror en- ell alma, pre-
sintiendo una cataStrofe inmi-
nente, inevitable, trat6 de ale
I.jarla mintiendo; pero sus men,
Itiras no tenian la aparente fir
meza de otras veceS.
Prlmerc trat6 de echar la CO.
Isa a broms, para de este mode
Iquitarle importancia,
-iTomar en- serio las pala-
bras de una oca!-dijo.-iNo
Idemuestran ser mas locos que
los que tai hacen? Soy ell dltimo
'hombre a quien esa infeliz VIC
,antes de gerder ell juicio, Y por
leso &socia s mi recuerdo el re-
cuerdo de su esposo, las dos IL
'nicaS ideas que, de SECURE ha-
bra en- su mente perturbada.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
BASE BALL
70 IRAN A WEST PALM
BEACH Los YBORCITENOS

Ell comandante 5el puestc
Marcelo Gonzalez No. 73, de Ia
Legion Americana, ell joven Al
thony Schleman, anunc:6 aver
que Ybor City no mandHa su
In2vena de pelota a West Palm
Beach, aunque otra cosa Sc We
MIA afirmando.
investigate Ia edad de los mu
dcacnes Sc comprob6 que uno de
ellos tenia IA dias mas de los
II amos y que otros habian pa
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
Seran reconstruiidas las traicioneras
curvas de la Pista de indianapolis

Chicago, julio 31.-Bajo la
direction de T. E. Myers, direc-
tor general d. velodr0mo 'dz1
indianapolis, sera gs6tada IN
reconstrreajr~@ cta pista Ia
cantidaA lie 100000. Las trail
adsmis curvas donde tant6s
siarsfopyillstas ian tperecido Sc
IldfQ9construidas de modo que
por tlAs Sc pueda pasar, con
entera se!uridad, a Nelocidad
de 1870 millas por bora. Desde
que 81 velcdromS Sc Inaugural,
en- 1909, han perecido 81 "dri-
y expenditures.
Sc construyo la ipista, a jul
clio de los expertos, para la We
.locidad maxima de 80 millas
por hora. Las curvas seran re-
trazadas y repavinentadas con
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

concrete y nrevos 4uros de a
Zero y cemento. III,
| Ell com'te de r MA deci-
d9 que todos A,tdrivers no
Ia 81 izados con "a pista ha-
lase aprendizaje, por medic
DER 3racticas antes de ser admi-
tidos en- la carrera de 500 mi
Has. ConsistirA Ell aprendizaje
en- no menes SO vueltas, a di-
ferentes vsEjdades, Las prime
ras 10 vue.N 80 millas, las
segundas 10 a 80, las terceras
10 4 100, las cuartas a los y
las quintas a 10.
Sc mantAndra en- la pista un
laborato9 de Rayos X de mo-
do que puedan ser examinadas
cuidadosaraente las Ndas de
direction y otras importastes
pleas.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
SIMPSON ACOSTO A
MIGUEL G0NSALEZ

jacksonville, Julio 31.-En 81
tercer asalto, Jackie Simpson,
un pugil local de 1T iibras, pu-
so a dormir anoche a Miguel
Gonzalez, de Tampa, que pesa-
ba 119.
Richard Hernandez, otro
tampeno, hizo lpelea nula, en- Ell
match semifinal, con Joe STAN
ley, de Newark, Estado de New
Jersey.
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
Folletin No. AZ
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

iLibrame lie este martirio mo
rrible que pone mi raz6n en- pc
ligro! va que no por amor, por
piedad, por lastima, desvanece
mis- sospechas; pero no con pa
labras como ell otra OCCASION 10
hiciste, sine con pruebas irrecu-
sables que alejen de mi para
siempre la duda. 81 te ofendo,
perd6namc; pero deyu6lveme la
trauquilidad cue he perdido...
mira que sufro mucho!..
Y acab6 poi romper de nue.
yo a llorar, desahogando de es-
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
tie mode la intensa augusta, ell
pesar supreme que oprimian su
corazon.

A MEDIA que la condesa ha-
blaba, Luis iba midiendo ell al
canoe de cuanto su esposa lie de-
cia.
TODD a?uello representaba
un paso mas en- ell canine del
descubrimicnto de la verdad.
Lo que mas lie aterr6, fue 10
de que Soledad tenia frecuen-
ties, aunque rapidos, periodos
de lucidez.
Isl fUeso cierto! Isl aquella
infeliz recobraSe la raz6n!
Entonces 81 que estaba per-
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Ell campe6n d4 peso medic,
Teddy Yarcocz, venci6 aver en-
Steubenville, Ohio, "a Freddy
Sallus, de Syracuse, New YAk.
lie ooncedi6 ell camYon a sd~o-
ponente una ventaja, en- ell pc
Sc, de 49, libras.
Qu;ntero Y Alvarez Sc prepa-
'aran...... Esto indica que han
legaco a un acuerdo y trataran
de veltilar 30 del "nocS% apli-
cado por Ell Chino en- ell Ell rena-
nient0.
Mano, 81 zurdo, Sc ejercita en-
4 Club Siac y ell Chino c9rta lie
ia en- los bosQues y ~ternYina la
abor en- su patio, amontonan :
10 para ell inFierno.
iPrecaren los muchach9s las
peSctls!
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Earl Thompson superb a Bob
Seymour, Baby N1rthcut derro
to a Kid Eddy, "Ametrallado :
"a" Kelly hizo tablas con Bert
DAVIS, Bob Brown derrot6 a
Charles Estevez, y Jimmy Ward
Ianot6 mayor ndmero de puntos
que Buck Haager,
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
~exclamando:

pSs
i No es este 10 que 70 deseo
nj 10 que 20 necesito! TIE pidc
Dpruebas y me respondes con pa
labras y cAricias!.... No, Luis,
no! En- otra OCCASION, desvane-
este mis- Judas de este modo;
.pero ahora no.
-lQue Quieres, pues, que ha-
ga?-replic6 el.
con un alarde de osadia que
lie asast6 a 81 mismo, anadi6:
-iOjala pudiese volver a la
razon a aluella infeliz, para con
vencerte!
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Con este, consigui6 1nicamen
tie que aumentase ell llanto de
Andrea.
Compadeci6se de ella y cam
bio de tact:ca.
Volvi6 q hablarle con carino,
con ternura.
LIE cogio las manos, a pesar
suyo, y lie dijo:
i Pero, valgame Dios! Tan
poca fe tienes en- mi afecto? 81
20 estuviera en- tn lugar no du-
darfa. 81 fueses til la acusada
por 'os caprichos de una loca,
de Ago que no sc comprender
La gaceta., 1935-07-31
VII

No quedaron desvanecidas las
dudas de Andrea; pero 81 amor
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

LlG.A AMERICANA

Flladelfia &c. New York sc.
st. Luis SC, Detroit G..
Ch.ag. &c Cle' elanl sc.
Bo7ton'11c, Washington 4c,
La gaceta., 1935-07-31

Ito, deberia no lhacerte case ST.
Iquiera.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-05-25
MIRA Has Three WIeeksIf Congress
 Does Not Agree
NRA Men Planning Jam Leg islation Through For Ex-
 tension for Two Years
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON May 25 - Rac- ing against time to prevent the NRA from passing out of legal existance three weeks hence, the keymen of the Administration forces in the house put their heads together and are planning an effort to jam the