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, 1935-04-21
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Judge BaScOm Cox

FILED: Enriqueta Ortiz. disturb
ing the peace appeal from court Of
Justice A. Barreda).
Mamie w. Sparkman VS.. Guaran-
ty National Insurance Co. suit on
insurance contract.
The San Benito Bank AZ Trust
Co, vs.. The First National Bank Of
Harrington. Texas, garnishee, gar
niShment before judgment.
, 1935-04-21
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Raul DOminrueI

PILED: Felony complaint charg-
ing Octavio Saenz. Matamoros Gus
toms officer. with kidnapping Elvira
Fernandez. Young Brownsville wom-
an. March %. Preliminary hearing
scheduled 10 be held Monday morn
ing. Complaint was filed by Miss
Fernando.
, 1935-04-21
Cameron Records
lO3RD DISTRICT COURT
Judge A. vi. Kent


PILED. Elk parte j. w. Under
wood. habeaS corpus.
Southwest Bitulithic Co, VS.. Gle
mente VaSquez. ct al, paving lien.
ORDERS. II. MauSt VS.. j. 4.
Mause. decree Of divorce granted.
Realty Acceptance Corporation
VS.. a. ". Parker, et nj. w. X. Nc
Kenzie appointed receiver Of Rest
lawn Cemetery. bond affixed at ST.
900. cause continued.
Mable T. Hoffman VS.. Nancy B,
Threlkeid. Judgment for plaintiff
awarding title and possession.
, 1935-04-21
EIGHT BURN TO DEATH

ST. EMILE DE LORETTEVILLE.
Que, April 2o.-P-Alphonse Re-
maud and his seven children we're
burned to death in a summer cot
tase here Saturday when q coal oil
lamp exploded. A s9gant girl was
the only member Of the household
TO survive the flames.
, 1935-04-21
JUSTICE OF PEACE

Martin q. Cuellar fined 81 and
costs on charge Of permitting stock
no run at large.
Alfonso Monceballos fined IS and
costs ON charge Of disturbing the
peace.
FILED: King Candy Co. VS.. c. L.
Jackson suit on account.
, 1935-04-21
snrcIAI COURT CREATED

AUSTIN. April 20. -R-Acting
GOVERNOR walter r. v,oodul Satur-
dav approved q bill (S240 to Gre
49, Il xnprial Ninth District court
~ Montromery. Polk arr San ia
~irtn counties. The new court was
1850 A. necessary 20 handle liti-
safion resulting from oil develop
mentG-
, 1935-04-21
VOLCANO FRTPTS

KARUIZAWA, Japan. April 20
OPl- The Asmo volcano. 100 miles
northwest Of Tokyo. violently
erupted Saturday after being DOR
mant for three years.
, 1935-04-21
MDIVANI GRINS AT
X * y y =
DIVORCE TALK, AS
MONKEY CUTS UP

ROME. April 20. Up Prince
Alexis Mdivani laughed SATURDAY..
when an interviewer tol dhim 'yo1K
don't look very unhappy over Bay
bara's divorce"
Its all in a lifetime grinned
the prince.
Accompanied by his sister. he
had just entered a big downtown
hotel. smiling and dapper. after
his arrival from Spain by auto
mobile.
He declined 10 reveal whether he
had heard recently from Barbara
Hutton Mdivani. heiress to the
Woolworth millions. who is now In
Reno.
I'm going to Venice for a few
weeks said Alexis. Il had hoped
that the palace / bought when
Barbara and l went to Venice
would be r~e-furnished by this time.
but the work is not completed yet.
/ want 10 look II over.
Alexis said he would travel around
awhile and then 60 back to Venice
70 live In the palace. which is one
OF the oldest in the city OF lagoons.
SuiNing action TO the word. he
got into his automobile and began
a tour Of the city. leaving behind
IN his hotel room a pet monkey
which he brought with him. Hotel
attendants grimly expressed the
wish he had taken the monkey for
a ride.
For the pet got loose. escaped to
the roof Of the hotel and began
making faces at hotel employees
who tried 70 rescue him. His antics
kept a growing crowd in the street
below in gales Of laughter.
, 1935-04-21
I. o. o. F.. AND REBEKAH MEET

WESLACO, April 90 The n
nouncement has been made that
the Odd Fellows OF the Valley to-
gether with their auxiliary order.
the Rebekahs. will hold a general
meeting here on the evening Of
April "a In celebration of the il6th
anniversary OF OddfellowShip.
The local lodge Is making plans
and programs for the meeting
which will include some prominent
speakers out OF the Valley. The
meeting will be held in the local
lodge rooms. A large attendance In
expected.
, 1935-04-21
LICENSE
SCOUT SCHOOL SCHEDULED

william Hubert Starley and Sarah
Ellen Rutherford.
, 1935-04-21

(F. o. B. Detroit. Standard &C.
eessorY group including bump
eFs end spare tire extra. al
body types have seistY Gloss
throughout al no additional cost.
Small down payment. Eeonom-
IeGl terms through Universal
Credit cempanY.l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
ANSWER IS SILENCE

Then there is the case Of the Amer ican Liberty League, winch includes in it's directorate such once-Voluble figures as John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic national commit tee during the 1928 campaign.
 The league is silent on some sub jscts only, but on those subjects it is utterly and progressively silent. The chief one is 1886 candidates. It at tacks the Roosevelt policies often and at length, but it says nothing about it's plans for 36
 Some months ago there were those in league circles who thought they saw an opportunity for coalition ticket. Now some of them are said to be whispering that there may be a great Democratic uprising which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
AFTERNOON TEA IS
 PLANNED BY SCOUTS


 Afternoon tea will be served to Girl Scout mothers when the Girl Scou. Jourt of Awards meets in the Grade School Gymnasium at 4 o'clock Mon ay afternoon.
 The Community Girl Scout Com nittee will be in charge of proceed ngs. All mothers of Girl Scouts are ordially invited to be present.
 In announcing the tea, Mrs. Wm. ?. Blanton, Secretary of the Coun- il, reported that Merit Awards haS 2een decided upon at the regular girl 3cout meeting held Dec. 10 at the nome of Mrs. w. w. Council. Troop captains Mrs, Milton Lagergren and Miss Betty Schoettler and Lieuten- lnts Miss Jeanette Stewart and Mrs 5rling K. Olafson were present at the meeting.
 In connection with Girl Scout acti- ities, it has also been announced hat Jaek Burford has ordered spec al Scout gifts which win be avail ble in time for Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
DEPERE HERE
 BOUND SOUTH
Two Hundred Fifty Tons of Coal Discharged
 Cold to West

Freighter Depere from the west ward berthed at Pacific Coast dock at o'clock this morning and was eduled to sail this afternoon for Seattle after discharging 250 tons of coal. A shipment of lumber, 100,- 900 feet of Alaska spruce and cedar, will be loaded aboard the vessel at Ketchikan for export shipment to Japan.
 Unusually cold weather in both Valdez and Seward was reported by members of the crew. who said that the fresh water lines at both docks were frozen, but it was raining in Sitka when the ship left there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NoRTHBouND

. Princess Norah scheduled to
 arrive Monday afternoon or
 evening. Should have 3'a
 days mail . Victoria scheduled to arrive on . Tuesday afternoon. Should have one days mail . Zapora due next Wednesday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS g Norshland scheduled to sail { D from Seattle December 16 at } g p. m. 1, Evelyn Berg scheduled to sail 3 from Seattle December 12 at D pm ,. SOUTHBOUND sAiLINGS . North Sea scheduled to arrive . at g o'clock tonight and sails . south at l0;30 o'clock. , Northwestern scheduled south . bound a. m. Sunday. Q. Alaska scheduled southbound 9 December Is. LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth leaves every Wednes- day night at pm, tor ., Sitka and wayports. ., Dart leaves every Friday at am. fer Petersburg, Rake and wayports. Q .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
WALLIS GEORGES GIVE DINNER PARTY TONIGHT

Tn honor of Commdr and Mrs. Fletcher w. Brown and MT. and Mrs. R. E. Robertson, who leave tonight for the States, MT and Mrs. Wallis s. George are entertaining thirty guests at q dinner party. to be given in the Juneau Coffee Shoppe.
 Following the dinner, the entire party will attend the Shrine dance.
 The dinner is also somewhat in the nature of farewell for Mrs. Wallis George, who leaves early next week for Seattle, where, in addition to spending the holidays with her son, Wallis, Jr., she will undergo medical treatment. Her daughter, Maybelle, will accompany her south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
VICTORIA HAS IS PASSENGERS
 FOR THIS PORT


 SEATTLE, Dec. 14.-Steamer Vic toria sailed fer Southeast and South west Alaska ports at g o'clock this morning with 87 first class and sey- en steerage passengers aboard.
 The following passengers are book ed for Juneau:
 Bob Corey and wife, Mrs H. L. Me Donald, J. w. Medley, Mrs. A. Lin- degard, Mrs. Wilma Johanson and infant, Charles H. Flory, zola Scho- field, J. J. Meherin, Pryor L. Neil Mrs. Ida Bartlett. Alberta Parker, N. Okaroff. Robert F Nouner, Leo Beaszley, Mary BeaSzley, Howard Beaszley
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
OPPORTUNITY AT YOUR DOOR

Instruction and training by ar expert stenographer and account ant, right here at home.
 Prepare for Civil Service or a good commercial position. Learn to keep set of books in the business you own or hope to own sometime A beautiful Underwood Type writer to be GIVEN to one, and books and machines will be furn- ished for all who ENROLL IN ADVANCE.
 Glasses start Jan. g. Enrolment limited.
 For further information drop a card TODAY to E. R. JONES P. o. Box HAT, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14

will deprive MT. Roosevelt of re- nomination. The difficulties in the way of that are obvious.
 What will the league do if the Re- publican candidate is MT. Borah and the Democratic candidate is MT Roosevelt? And in any case, will the old-line Democrats who play SC large a part in the league affairs gc the length of bolting the Democrat, ticket whoever may be nominated by the Republicans?
 Silence answers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
''HAYFEVER" CAST TO !
 BE FITTED WEDNESDAY

The talented cast of ~Hayfever" will be guests at a party given in their honor by other Drama Club members in the Parish Hall Wednesday even ing, following the second and final performance of the Noel Coward pro duetion
 l All Juneau Drama Club members and their friends are invited to the party, which is being managed by Flank Henderson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
Ccc WORKER RETURNS

John Aasc, eco worker in Doug las, returned to his work today after injuries to his foot had neces- sitated his confinement in St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
ORDER NOW!

Just telephone 374, Hlway Delivery, for evergreen trimming or Christmas trees. Delivery will be made when wanted. Reasonable prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
. 4 .
 TIDES TOMORROW .

High tide, 432 am, 14.3 feet. Low tide, 10;24 am, so feet. High tide, 4:13 pm, 13.9 feet, Low tide, 10:44 pm, 1.6 feet.
 Tides Monday
 High tide, 5:16 am, 140 feet. Low tide, 11:21 am, 5.3 feet. High tide, 5.0S pm, 12.S feet. Low tide, 113l pm. 2.9 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
ATTENTION RIFLEMEN

All persons interested in small bore shooting will please report at indoor range, A. B. Hall, Monday night at 7:30. LET'S GET GOING! adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14

New York observes that he might be compelled to run" if certain things happen.
 And there you are.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
SEVEN WANT AID
 POINTERS

Your want-ad will produce, fl you
 l Think carefully a b out
 your proposition ?. Direct your selling efforts
 at the individual. 3. Be specific. Use colorful
 words. Avoid generalities. 4. Tell the whole story. 5. Emphasize the best fea-
 ture of your offer. 6. Mention price. 2. Make answering as cay
 as possible.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
. ~s ~s
 A THE HOTELS . ss ?
Gastineau

E. Winthers, City; w. Newman, City; Thomas O. Slade, City.
 Alaskan U. Tuscher, Seattle; Pee Sumdum, Sumdum; M. A. Snow, Ciy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
Dense Clouds of Silence Rise Out
 of Party Camps

tContlnuec nroun Page Onep
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
NOR: SAAss }

FOR sALE-Cheap; 2 cabins and three lots. on hill, in Tenakee, Inquire P. j. Fuchs, Ellingen Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14
asIQ..R!s.RENkA Q..!s.

FOR RENT room apt. Sec ond and Gold St. Phone 28l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14

FOR RENT - Seven-room, partly furnished house, 6th and Gold. Mrs. Anna Vim
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14

FOR RENT-Quiet sleeping room in
 private home for girl, employed. Reference. Phone 318.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-12-14

PIANOS renteo-laned, Phone l43. George Anderson.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

qtllldad dc I'm matrimonio. Es-
to, y solo este, me decide a ha-
Ger 10 que repugnaba a mis- SEN
tlmlentos Y hasta a mi dieni-
dad. Oculto ALI cerca, yo vi CO.
mo listed reccgfa la nina, aun-
que no tuye Ell gusto de conocer-
ID MI prcp6sito no era abando-
nara sin masAni mas, sine
Sa91endQ que 'quedaba zen bue-
mas manos.
Muehas " buanas -objeecfo41es
que opener a estas discuIpas Sc
le courtroom a la condesa: pc
70 Sc las reserve, porque NADIA
naoiera sacado entablando una
discussion con I'm hombre all que
no aspiraba a convertir.
Ademas, dominabala la emo
eloh que leahabia producido a.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
CON LOS GUANTES

Alguien ha propuesto I'm
match de boxeo entire Jimmy
Flynn y Chino Alvarez.
Ell ciudadano y p1gil de West
Tampa solo pesa 1872 libras.
Flynn esta pesando actualmen-
tie 154.
Una pequena diferencia, que
Chino no debe aceptar y sabe-
mos que no aceptara.
va tbastante hizo aceptando
a Relampago Saguero, que pc
saba l49 libras, y Manuel
Quintero con 144 O lat.
En- ell boxeo ell peso no es un
detalle secundario, es un punto
primordial.
ST Chino acepta una pelea con
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
LUIS E CON GSIDO-
RO

New York, Nov. 9.-Mike ia
cobs di6 anoche la noticia de que
Jose Luis ira a la Habana Y ALI
peleara, ell dia 20 de diciembre,
con ell espanol lsidoro Gastana-
ga.
Sammy Tol6n, ell empresario
cubano, hizo TN arreglo satisfac
torio con Jacobs, garantizando
en- las taquillas una recaudaci6n
no menor de 100,O 900 d6lares.
Luis peleara con Uzcudun ell
dia Ii de diciembre y despues
embarcara hacia la Habana.
Ell negro de Detroit tambien
Sc ha comprometido a pelear.
con Charley Retzleff, ell dia II
de enero.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

tuviera lastima Dor verse en- ell
case de tener que intervenir en-
tales asuntos y hacer tales CO.
sas, el Sc crey6 obligado a JUS
tlficarse, y 10 refiri6 to-
anadio:
do, a6solutamente TODD, sin omi
tir dato nj detalle alguno, citan-
do hasta los nombres de las per-
sonas.
Refirid la historic de los amo-
res de Lorenza, su intervention
en- el asunto Y cuanto despu6s
habia pasado, sin omitir nj la
muerte de la addltera nj Ell des-
atio entire ell amante Y ell espo-
so ofendido.
Como We usted,-termjn6
diciendo,-se trataba de salyar
Ia honra de una mujer y la tran
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
DEPORTES
Y Ell DR.. EUW
ESTAN EMPATADOS

Amsterdam, nov. 9.-La 15a
partida de ajedrez entire ell cam
re6n Alexandra Alekhine, de
Paris, y ell maestro holandes
Max Euwe termin6 en- I'm en-
pate.
Los dos maestros Sc encuen-
tran empatados, con 712 parti-
das cada uno.
Ell juego de Euwe sigue vi
gorizandose Y Alekhine pierde
terreno, como 81 estuviera can
sado.
Muchas apuestas sc han con-
certado entire particulares.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

da de que la nina era la hija de
LorenZa.
Convencido de clio, dijo:
La explicaci6n de todas
mis- preguntas, la tiene listed
en- estas palabras: "Se quienes
son los padres de esa nina"
7IDe veras?-interrogo con
ansiedad la condesita.
-Bastele saber que fui yo
mismo ell que deposite la nina
en- la Gale.
-iUsted! !; listed era ell HON
bre que vi pasar envuelto en-
una capa?
Nj mas nj menos. Debajo
de la capa llevaba la nina para
a5andonarla donde bien me pa
reciese.
les posibleFY Scometi6 US
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
LOS ~ESPARTANOS PRACTI.
CARON AVER

Para ell partido del lunes, en-
Plant Field, con la Universidad
le Cumberland, praoticaron a.
yer los Espartanos bajo la di-
,ecci6n de Nash Higgins.
E:pera Higgins que sus me.
ores jugadores tomen parte er
81 juego, que patrocina la lie.
zion Americana.
Crockett Farnell, ell vetera-
10 tackle, no podra jugar.
Higgins y varios de sus juga
dores fueron aver a Deland pa
ra presenciar ell partido de los
Sombrereros con ell Erskine.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
ella.

Clld.
ESQ es. Pero ic6mo sabe?
No hay duda: es ella mis-
ma.
-GEh?
-GTiene listed por ahi, a
mano, las ropitas EN- que la
nina estaba envuelta?
ST, senior.
-lQuiere listed hacer ell
favor de m~ostrarmelas?
-Pero..-
-Tensa listed la bondad de
complacerme, amiga mia, y lue-
go Sc 10 eNplicare TODD.
Ecitada SUI curiosidad, An
drea no tuvo Inconvenience en-
hacer 10 que Enrique lie pedfa.
-Haga listed ell favor de es-
perar un momento,-dijo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
Ell DIRECTOR DE DOS ES-
CUELAS MATO AL PRESI-
DENTE DE LA JUNTA DE
EDUCACION


Troy, N. Y, Nov. 9.-John
E. Healey, jr., director de dos
escuelas elementales, mat6 aqui
a William E. Sober, presidente
del banco Manufacturers Natio
nal y presidente de la Junta de
Educaci6n. Ell maestro dice que
Sober era ell autor de una cam
pana chismografica iniciada
contra su reputation y carac-
ter. "Abusaba conmigo, ponien-
dome ncmbre, y decidi matar-
To-.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
VICTORIA DE BABY ARIZ-
MENDI

Chicago, Nov. 9.--Baby Ariz
mendi, el mejicano de Los Ange
,'es, venci6 aver por puntos a
Davey Day, de Chicago, uno de
los mas fuertes aspirantes a la
corona de las 1876 libras.
Arizmendi desea I'm bout
con Tony Canzoneri y 10 conse-
guira 81 vence al triunfador en-
dos bouts" de elimination que
aqui Sc efectuaran.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
Y sali6 de la e~stancia.

Morales Sc qued6 pensando
"-Pues senior, no Sc por que,
me parece que, sin querer, he
dado con ell paradero de aquella
criatura. Llevado de mi asom-
bro, he cometido la impruden-
ella de hablar con tanta clari-
dad, que no tendre otro rene
do que decirselo TODD a la con-
desita pero no importa: de ella
no debo temer NADIA"
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

1t; Root, lg; Brown, c; Lane,
rg; rg; Turner, TT; Christian,
re; Epert, Qb; Chase, III; Jones
rh, y Beckwith, flo.
Los Gatos presentaran en- su
lprimera Inca a Ellington, lie
Nevers, 1t; D. Fatter, lg; Myers
c; Hudsleton, rg; Skaggs, rt
Long, re; Mcmillan, OBJ; John
son, In; Davis, rh, y Simpson,
fb.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
Te9 contra los Dreadnaughts de Lakeland

huela, 140, III; Roberts, 100, rh,
y Hath, 1852, flo.
La alineaci6n de To-. Dread
naughts es la siguiente: KairI
146, lie; Benton, 172, 1t; Pa
mer, AS, lg; Mrmbauer, 16d|
c; Swami, 1856, rg; Wheeler,
l72, ri; Check, 155, re; Jones,
lat, qb; Bunting, 155, In; Hoyt
1855, RI, y Sargent, ISL, fb.
|. Los Terriers tienen ventajSe en-
ell peso. Para Ell partido han ST.
dSnombrados estos oficiales
F'uYler, referee; WEIGH, umpire
Olsen, jefe de Inca, y Dalton,
juez de campo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

En- todas las comisiones de DO
xeo bien organizadas, les jueces
ganan un tanto por function, 10
mismo que los arbitros. Ash su
responsabilidad es mayor con el
publico, comisionados y empire
sarios.
Los jueces no ganan NADIA en-
Benjamin Field y quiza a este
Sc deba sus frecuentes equivo-
caciones.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
LOS CONTRA
LOS GATOS MONTESES
DE KENTUCKY

Lexington, KY, Nov. 9.-Con
los gatos monteses de Kentucky
jugaran hoy aqui los caimanes
de la Florida.
El coach Stanley ha dicho
que presentara este grupo de
defensa: Schucht, lie; Eckland,
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

En- ell Sur los SOmbrereros
vencieron a Erskine, con anota-
cion de 10 por 13; Langley
Field, 6, y Shenandoah, 10;
Sheppard Teachers, 6, y New
Rivers Teachers, 0; Howard,
81, y Troy Teachers, 0; Roa-
noke, Al, y King College, 7;
Millsaps, 0, y Spring Hill, 0;
'Catawba, 43, y Naval Appren-
tice, 0; Texas Christian, IA, y
Loyola, 0; Union u, "a, Y Tenn
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
TIRANDO Ell BALON

Los irlandeses de Metre Da-
me jugaran hoy con la Univer-
sidad de Northwestern.
Desde ell ano 1901 los de
Northwestern no han podido
derrOtar a los cat6licos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
III

Volvi6 Andrea con las ropi-
tas que Nevada puestas la nina
cuando la encontr6 Y mcstr6las
a su visitante.
va no lie qued6 la menor du-
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
LOS TARS DE ROLLINS JU-
GARAN CON Los
T'ROS DE ALABAN

Winter Park, MOI ,-Ms
Tars de Rplli2s jugakn ell lu-
mes pr6xiTa% ers Orlando, Dia
del ArYficio, con los Macs
tros II Estado de Alabama.
George Miller y Ed Levy es-
tan curandose de las lesiones
que sufriegan en- ell juego con
los Espartanos de la Universe
dad de Tampa.
Covtra los maestros ensen6
nuevas jugadas ell coach Jack
McDowall.
Volvera al juego, lUego de pa
;ar 10 dias con I'm hombro dis
ocado, Ken Solomons.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperatsea aver.
80 grades; minima, 70.
Marea alta a las 1874 a. m
Y 1853 p. M; marea baja a la:
TIT a. m. y 1909 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

Flynn, en- un cercanD future lie
propondran I'm gladiator de 175
l5bras v tendra que aca2tar
10 para complacer a sus "admi-
radores".
La gaceta., 1935-11-09


Terriers del Institute Hjysbo-
rough Sc hstiran en- Plan@ Field
con les Dreadfs6ghts de Lake
land, que tienen 2 pertidos ga
aados y ninguno perdido en- la
Jonferencia de Diez.
Ell coach Willard Johnson a.
limo aver a sus muchachos Y
!eacues acord6 presentar esta
Inca de batalla: Harris, 165
e; Waggoner, 1t; Massey, 1853,
g; Griffin, 100, c; Riveiro, 157
ng; Adleberg, 1856, TT; Sweat.
1856, re; Velasco, $50, OBJ; ORR
La gaceta., 1935-11-09
Folletin No. 1876
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN
La Gaceta

confirmaban sus sospechas,
Ell hombre desapareci6, y
POGO despues, al llegar yo a
una esquina pr6xima, encontre
a la nina en- ell suelo, sobre la
nieve.
-lAl hombre no lie VIC us
ted mas?
No.
listed iba envuelta, aque-
LA noche, en- una larga capa.
81.
-Cogio la nina en- sus bra
zos, la acarici6 y alej6se con
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

Aunque Andrea no dijo nj
pregunt6 NADIA, lmitandcse a
mirar a su interlocutor con una
severidad compasiva, como 81 lie
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

eooeS IeCH, v, ElOn, ~, y LR-
noir- Rhyme, 0.
Dos de los mejores jugadores
de "futbol' del pals estaran hoy
frente a frente, en- ell partido
del Notre Dame con los Gatos
Monteses, William V. Shake
speare, de los irlandeses, que
tienen 5 pies y IL pulgadas de
estatura, con I'm peso de 1872 IL
bras, y Henry w. Longfellow,
de 6 pies, 3 pulgadas y IN peso
de 1870 libras.
Shakespeare contra Long
fellow.
En- ell Este, ell George Wash
ington venci6 al Davis Elkins.
con So puntos contra 7.
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Ted esa infamia?
iSenora...!

Ted esa infamia?
-iSenora...!
Dispense listed 81 mi lem
guaje lie parece un POGO dura :;
pero por infamia, y grande,
tengo 10 que hizo listed.
lie dire, Andrea. Seg1n y
como... Sc trataba de hacer un
favor, de evitar una gran des-
gracia... No consegui este dlti-
mo, porque ell asunto en- cues
ton ha tenido fatales consecuen
cias.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

es natural de PoionIa
We dice qeu rertenece a la van
guardia de los buenos lushado-
res.
Bill Sled2e Sc prepare con
extraordinario cuidado para su
match con Bruce holland, q
quien piensa derrOtar otra vez.
Sera un match sin Unite de
tempo.
Sledge ostenta la corona dA
hojaiata de campe6n de la Flo1
rida.
Dick Lekr sera ell oponente
de Chief B~earfoot y AS Tafrot
de jim Wright.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

LA GACETk
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lie mas circulation en- Tampa
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Su scripcion semanal: 20 cents
Teiefono 1882
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La gaceta., 1935-11-09

essee Tech, 0; Elon, 20, y Le-
noir-Rhyne, 0.
La gaceta., 1935-11-09

Gondar, distrito que domino
a Lago Tana. Unidades de caba-
'Haria marchaban por las monta
1.as con la finalidad de unirse a
Ia columna 1Nnakil, que. segri-
ri avanzando hasta r ferroca-
rril Djibouti-Addis Ababa.