davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
BOOK BEER HERAEDS
RETURN OF SPRING
Spring Trent offered Earlier To
-s IeleBratc SehInidth 7sih ~
Anniversary

/ Birds can start their sffsing, cro-
cuses aud daifOdils cans lift their
lheads any day now. For many peo-
pie. spring will arrive on Weshing-
tons Birthday, Feb. 22nd. That
date will mark the return Of Book
Beer, according to an announcement
by Edward. A. Schmidt, president OF
C. Schmidt g. Sons Inc.
MIR. Schmidt says: I'VE are OPEN
ing the spring book beer season
earlier this year to celebrate two inn
portant birthdays One Of them IS
that Of Americas first president. The
other is the 18th anniversary OF the
establishment Of Schmidt's brewery. .
In February, 1860. Just as years
ago this month, Christian Schmidt
opened a small brewing plant n
three-stOry brick structure on Ed
ward Street. in Philadelphia. Since
that time. the business has grown
steadily under the management OF
three generations Of this same fam
! lily.
Today, c. Schmidt & Sons. Inc, are
the Oldest and largest brewers IN
Philadelphia. Their beer. ale and
porter are distributed in many East
ern States.
ITO celebrate our Diamond Jubi-
lee" says Mr.. Schmidt. eve are 60
ing to present our 10th Anniversary
Book Beer several weeks in advance
OF the usual season Thousands Of
multi-colored posters are now being
distributed to announce the return
of this old-time treat that comes back
to bless the bars each spring. Soon
the dreamy-eyed, bewhiskered billy
boat with great flowing horns will
be welcome sight to those who rel
ish this mellow, creamy brew"
Named For Goat
There is an interesting old story.
which may or may not be true.
about how book beer was named.
The legend harks back to the an
cient beer festival held each spring /
at Einbeck. a village in northern |
Germany. There the braumeisters of |
that section used to meet at am old |
inn to sample their neighbOrs' !
brews. Each brewer drank deeply |
Of all the brews in contest to de- /
termine the respective merits OF each
beer and the capacity or each brew
er. Ocn spring, so the story goes.
all but two Of the brewers had ceased
raising their stems and fallen into
a deep sleep. The two remaining
continued TO drink one anOthers /
brews, matching stein for stein /
Finally. one man rose and started Il
lnsteadily around the table. when a 4
sudden rush from a billy goat laid
him low.
1T was the back" he cried. point
ng to the goat. ale upset me"
1T was the book in my beer that
upset you" retorted the other brew
r. And 50 the name, book beer.
nay have begun.
What is Book Beerl
Book Beer is a lager which has
'cen aged for months 10 give il a
ich, mellow flavor Il contains
aramel mali and is heavier in body.
{ is therefore darker than light
leer, but a little lighter than dark
'eer. Because of the ageing invOlv-
ID, book beer is not a very profitable
tenn for the brewer. Tradition de-
nands. however. that each spring
must bring this annual delight and
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
Guaranteed For
Bronchial Coughs
Read This Generous Omer

Here's our Offer-ask yourself II
it's fair or not Get a As cent bot
tie Of Buclley's Mixture triple act
ingI 3 doses before you so to
bed tonightLthen il that tough old
persistent cough hasn't left you--if
you do not sleep like top all night
long get your money back-it acts
like a hash-often one sip stops an
ordinary cough
Put Buckley's to the test today.
PettyiOlh's Pharmacy. Milford; or
any first class druggist will be glad
to supply you.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01

AN OUNCE Of prevention is said
to be worth a pound Of cure, and. an
hour Of work for some good public
cause cures many community troub-
les that aren't touched by days spent
IN mere fault finding.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
STATES CALL FOR AID

The new social security plan for
old age pensions and. other benefits
for needy people, called originally
for contributions from the states
equal to those provided by the Fed
eral government. But many states
are expected to put up the appeal.
that they can not raise the money.
at present anyway, for such coDtri-
buttons.
Probably there are some states
where that Is true. But ii will be
some job to discriminate between
states which need and are entitled
to such help. and those that could
raise the money from their own peo-
pie if they would try to. Probably
some states which have great wealth
and earning power will yet appear
.at Washington. tellipg a sad story
of their troubles. and the reasons
why they can't do their full share.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01

LITTLE DROPS of water are said
to make the mighty ocean, and lit
tie acts of energy and cooperation
make q mighty powerful force for
industrial and business progress.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
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If A FAMILY wants to get ahead
in the world, it will be desirable for
its members to back each other up,
and if we want our home \town to
push ahead, we should back up its
business concerns with our patron
age.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01

IT is NOT ENOUGH to stock a
store with goods and open the doors
and let the public enter. The pub
lie should be informed by advertis-
ing what there is in the store, and
how much che things cost.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01

clares her love for aviation Wash
ington Is her home and she Is some-
times spoken Of as the only woman
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01

who ever was President"
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt lives
quietly at Oyster Bay, New York.
Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01

many tear would be shed II the
brewers custom Of Offering this treat
OF the season were discontinued.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Commodity Price
Changes for Week
BY H. n. McGILL,
Editor, McGiIl Commodity Service. Inc.
Auburndale, Mass.

Editor, McGill Commodity Service. Inc 4,
Auburndale, Mass.
AUBURNDALE, Mass. December 81
P).-Commodity prices during the
third week in December recorded an
other decline, reaching the lowest level
since last August. The collapse in the
price Of silver, inventory taking, greater
restriction in purchasing activity, as
well as some signs of moderate de-
cline in the volume of total business
activity represent the background
which supported price irregularity and
weakness. During the past week out
of "A individual groups four were
higher, while five groups declined.
Five groups remain unchanged.
Industrial prices declined, repre-
senting the fourth consecutive weekly
downward movement. Based on sea-
sonal characteristics a high point is
usually reached near the end of the
year, followed by some recession.
Farm Prices Advance.
Agricultural prices represent one of
the four groups which advanced.
Price pegging in Argentina had a
stimulating effect upon the price trend
of domestic farm products. During
the week higher quotations were re-
corded for wheat, oats, rye, hay, beans,
potatoes, f1axseed and butter which
offset by marked degree price weak
ness in corn, barley, cotton and eggs.
Live stock declined sharply. The
drop was primarily attributable to
lower quotations for both cattle and
hogs.
Non-ferrous metals declined, reach
ing the lowest point since last Sep
tember. The break was primarily due
to the collapse of silver prices, al
though lower levels were also recorded
for tin and antimony.
Paint materials successfully ad-
vanced as the price strength in lin
seed oil and rosin more than Offset
Evening star., 1935-12-22
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

:, CHICAGO December 81 QP.-Poultry,
live 10 trucks: turkeys easy; BALANCE
Ilrm; hens less than 4lz pound, 10: y
pound Up. 90: Leghorn hens. 16: Plymouth
coloTed: j4.a23: .Leghorn, chickens. I5
22: old. 90, No. .. turkeys, 20: heavy
white and colored ducks. %: small, 20:
g. pounds 25.
Dressed turkeys steady: prices un-
Hfts- Butter. s.56o. firm: creamery specials
extra frsts'. (90-9w. 32l4as4; frsts l8s-
standards go centralized carIotsl.. 80
Eggs: go! weak: extras, 20 fresh
refrigerator extras. 1914: standards. 49,:
" Potatoes. 80; on track. 1855 total U. S.
shipments. $50; steady: supplies moderate;
practically no trading, account cold wealth
er. operators not opening cars: few sales re-
ported. based on inspection made pre-
weight: Idaho, Russet Burbanks. U. S. No;
l. few sales 1.55aS212; WISCONSIN. Round
Clures. u S. No. l. cotton sacks. 1.6O.
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
COCOA - Futures closed quiet; un-
26S tons.
SUGAR-Futures No. 3 closed steady.
UNCHANGED to | higher; sales, $50 tons;
December. 2.26b: January. . .0Sb; March,
2O9b; May. 2.12b; July. 2.16b; Septem-
Der 2.21b.
RAW HIDES-Putures closed firm, 1Sa2O
higher: March. IL sob; June. 1924; Sep
tember, 1855: sales. 1.0SO.000 pounds.
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed quiet.
3a7 higher; sales. No !. standard: e son: son.
March. IL .45b; May, 1851; July. 1877;
September. 1890; smoked ribbed. spot,
1325n
COFFEE-Spot steady; Rio No. z. 69s;
Santos No. 4. SSs. Cost and freight offer
inps included Santos Bourbon IS and 5s
sales. 1000: september' b 'o3. Santos fu
lures steady; sales. 1000; September. S.O3b.
Bid. Nominal,
Evening star., 1935-12-22

lower quotations for turpentine and
china wood oil.
Fine Textiles Down.
Fine textiles lost ground. principally
due to the break in the price of raw
cotton. Cotton yarns were also lower,
as well as the level of raw silk.
Vegetable oils turned moderately up
ward chiefly due to higher linseed oil,
Corn, palm and soya bean oils were
also higher, but the increase in the in
dex was limited because Of price weak
ness in china wood, coconut and cot
tonSeed oils.
Most important price changes in the
McGin Weekly Commodity Index Oe26
eulaling l00) were as follows:
Evening star., 1935-12-22
GENERAL FIREPR00FING
TO RESUME DIVIDEND
BY the Associated Press.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, December
2l.-Directors Of General Fireproofng
Co. today declared a dividend Of 10
cents share on the common stock,
the first common dividend since 1880.
The usual preferred dividend OF
SITS a share also was declared.
The common dividend, amounting to
about $4,000, is payable December %,
and the preferred, January 2, to stock
Of record December 81.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
TOBACCO INDEX GAINS.

NEW YORK, December 81 R.-
Last weeks average price of U. S. type
IL, grade B4F, f1ue-cured tobacco, was
ia cents a pound against 17.2 cents
in the previous week, H. A Stitch, to-
bacco statistician reports. The quo
tation a year ago was 23.9 cents.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. December 81 GP.-Turpen-
tine firm; 44l4; sales. 4S; receipts, 25s;
sales. 1872 receipts. a5S; shipments. POI;
stock. 1OS.956 Quote: B. 400: D. LOS;
E, 4.20; F. 4 30; g. 4 .35; H. 40; %;
K. 4.60; NJ and N. 4.65; VIC, 800; WV ana
x h-RO.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
CURB LIST SHOWS
FIRM UNDERTONE
Prices Improve After Steady
Start and Trading
WidenS on Rise.
BY the Associated Press.

~ NIIO 4AOSON1uVOU 4NHo'
NEW YORK, December 21.-The
Curb market closed with a firm un-
dertone today. Following a steady
start, prices improved. with trading
broadening on the up-swing.
Transfers approximated 10000
shares compared with $4,000 a week
ago.
United Light & Power preferred
rose IL points at 222l, while frac-
tioltal gains were recorded by Techni-
color at 17A, Sunshine Mining at 20A,
Wayne Pump at 1875, American Gas
& Electric at 36a4, Electric Bond g.
Share at Is and Gulf Oil at 70.
Creole Petroleum and few other
IndustrialS Jagged.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK, December u lPi.-Crude
rubber futures closed quiet, 81 higher.
December. l3.22n: March, 1345b: May,
1881 Smoked ribbed spot closed il %Sn.
Bid. Nominal
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Stocks and dividends.

WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, DECEMBER FL, 1885,
By the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. December 81 oP,.-Federal
Land Bank Bonds. sNe'a a'
Evening star., 1935-12-22

Dividend dollars auartedly or
sOdd lot trading tParty
in stock aPayable in
s% IN stock pPad this eguar mAccumulated
dividends nPlus 10% kPaid year-no regular
rCompanies recevership reoganged
Ex-d
Evening star., 1935-12-22
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK, December 81 0P.-Prices,-~
quoted in dollars and thlrty-seconds:
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Daily Price Index.

NEW YOPK December 21.-The Asso-
ciated Press wholesale price index of 20
basic commodities today advanced to - 81
Previous day. 1929; week ago, 1926;
month ago. 1855; year ago, 70.74.
Range of recent years
High 1854 1855 641O
Evening star., 1935-12-22
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Evening star., 1935-12-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. December 81 0P9.-Live
poultry unchanged.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys. old toms. 26a
81; exceptional lots higher: old rooSters,
dry packed. western. 17a1912.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Miscellaneous Markets.

(1926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1935-12-22
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

=, NEW YORK. December 2l Gp.-Nev
YORK Security Dealers Association:
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Ell MITIN PoLrTfce DE -
IA NOCHE EN- YBOR

Esta noche, en- favor de la
cand;datura del alcalde r. E.
l.. Chancey, Sc efectuara un
mitin politico en- la esquina de
la Octava aYnida y Gale Is,
en- Ybor City.
Seran los oradores ell aboga-
do Rafael Marsicano, ell Sr.
Hill, Victoriano Manteiga y un
ciudadano que hablara en- ita-
liano.
Importantes problemas rela-
cionados con ell gobierno mum
cipal seran tratados.
Mr.. Chancey hablara esta
noche en- un mit;n citado para
Michigan y North Boulevard.
Los amigos del exalcalde d.
D. Mckay celebraran una asam
biea, en- la esquina de la ave
'nida "a y Gale 81, en- Jackson
Heights, siendo los oradores H.
L. Macarthur, J. II. Whitney y
Sam Feinberg.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Surprise Party

La Sra. Luisa Carrera, fue
objeto de un surprise party"
por la Sra. Amparo Toledo, en-
su Residential de la Gale San
chez numero 2917, con motive
de cumplir % amos de edad.
Ali, en- medic de la mayor
algeria, la concurrencia bail6
Y paso ratios muy divertidos.
Ell "Sexteto Lirico Cubano"
tuvo a su cargo ell programa
bailable,
Velia Martinez, la simpati-
ca cancionista, acompanada
por Aristides Santirzo al pia-
no, cant6 muy bonitos ndmeros.
Tambien cantaron Ell Sr. Gus
tavo Perez, que dej6 DIR su
clara voz de tenor, y Walter
Lopez, que Sc nos ha revela-
do como un tanguista de pri-
mera fila.
Con ricos cakes, licores y
cerveza Sc obsequi6 a la con
currencia.
Asistieron las Srtas. josef,
ma Lopez, Graciela Rodriguez
Olga Castro, Velia e 1dalia
Martinez, Evangelina Castillo.
Cezzi Demese, America Gou-
gaz, Bertha Carbonell, Milda
de Meza, Adelina Diaz, r. Pc
rez, Sras. Cuca VazQuez, Ma
ria Magrinat de Acosta, Elisa
G. de Rodriguez, Consuelo MI
fiz, Rosalia Barcel6, Celeste
Scaglione Maria Luisa Garcia,
Evangelina Castillo, Obdulia
Garcia, Margarita Rivero y Ca
taiina Rodriguez.
Nuestra felicitacion para la
Sra. Carrera.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
La primera nota

De la semana para hablar So
bre la Gran Fiesta Veranie-
ga" que Sc celebrara en- TODD el
edificio del Centre Espanol, de
West Tampa, bajo los auspicios
de la Secci6n de Beneficencia y
a beneficio del Sanatorio.
Fiesta en- honor de una causa
noble, que merece la coopera-
cion de todos.
Durante ell almUerzo tocaraf
Los Bohemios''.
Tn programa para lpasar IN
dia divertidisimo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Restablecido

Sc encuentra de nuevo en- SUI
hogan ell apreciabie ST.. Jose
Diaz, que fuera sometido a
una operation en- la Quinta
|"Covadonga".
Durante su estancia en- la
|csaa de salud, recibfa a diario
|visitas de sus numerosas amis-
tades.
Pronto estara complement
tie bien y volvera a sus ocupa-
clones habituales en- LA Pri-
mera de Ybor", de la que es
propietario.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: $50, noticias
500, concerto; 6:15, Tony y
Gus; 6:45, melodia; 700 or
Iquesta de Reisman; 1870, her
manos Dorsey; 500, sollozos
del coraz6n de las colinas; $50,
orquesta DUchin; 900, drama ;
10 200, orquesta; 1920 orques-
ia de Paul Whiteman; II 100,
shandor; II :08, orquesta de
Weeks, y II 80, orquesta de Ri
mes.
Estaci6n WDAE y cadena Co
!lumbia: 5:55, ~noticias; 600, or
Iquesta de La Porte; 6:15, can
,ciones de Virginia Verrill 6:35
dos pianos; 100, noticias; 80
intermedio dramatico; 500
|Stoopnagle y Budd; $50, el
|mundo de hoy; 0:45, canciones
de Jerry Cooper; 10 100, discur-
so del senador Nye; 10:15, or
questa de Haynes; 1920, or
|questa de Fiorito; II 100, or
|questa de Goodman, y 11.30, or
questa de Weems.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
DOS PETICIONES PARA ES-
TACIONES DE RADIO

Washington, Agosto 27.-Va
rios testigos declararor aver 50
bre dos solicitudes de estacio-
mes de radio, una de Miami y O.
ira de Tampa, en- la Florida.
Ell permiso de la estaci6n de
Tampa ha sido pedido por Pat
Whitaker, en- representation de
la Tampa Broadcasting Co.
Whitaker tambien ha solicitado
ell de Miami, a nombre de D. B.
Sutton.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
La Juh Municipal Electoral nombro aver a los
See rios e Inspectors de los c~oIesios
e~lectorales

En- reunion Abrada en- la
noche de aver, LAY pta Munich
pal Electoral, dentY de sus atri
buciones, nombr6 avs secreta-
rios e inspectors deAlos cole
gios para las eleccioneA prima-
rias del 3 de septiembr3
Uno de los miembrosS
Junta, Arthur B. Hale, <d
el deseaba pasar a los cluhs1
Ivicos ell derecho de nombraH
algun9s de los oficiales; pero
Junta no quiso tomar en- cons
deracion su promesa. -
CUandc Ben E. Davis, de Ia
Camara de Concrete, diego al
local va ell acto Sc habfa termi-
'nado.
H. P. Baya, tpresidente de la
organization de Mckay, reco-
mend6 al comite que haga su dc
ber 0 de 10 contrario ell asuntc
Ira en- tramite final a los tri.
bunales.
Los nombrados para los pres
icintos en- que votaran los electo-
res latinos, son: No. 7, casa nu-
nero 1880 de la Gale de Fran
kiln: Nathan Lutz, secretario
inspectors H. Diaz, Basil Sea
'glione Y Howard Cook; No. 8,
302 East Scott: L. 3. Keer, Sc
cretario, inspectors Charles vi
lardebo, J. Silverman y Anto =
MO Fuentes; No. 9, 1915 F1ori-
Ida, J. Brewer, secretario, ms :
lpecLOreS II. castro, y. Bowers y
Gilberto Vald6s; No. 10, 2009
avenida Central, Donald Trues-
dell, secretario, inspectores Be-
nito Vigo, Clifford Green y
Charles Moss; No. II, 1920 Sep
TINA avenida, Milo Pareja, Sc
cretario, Inspectors Joe Domin
go, Domingo IBarcena y O. l.
Merowitz; No II, 1914 Gale l.
C. J. Allen, secretario, inspec-
torres Adolfo Katz, Manuel Fer,
nandez y ice Ficarrotta; No.
10, 2103 Michigan, L.. D. Ge-
raci, s~ecretario, inspectores Ar
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Aniversario de boda

Celebraron aver ell primer
a%niversario de su matrimonio
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Mas information

Por encontrarme indispues-
to no pude redactar la cr6ni-
ca de aver.
AsisN al bale del Circulo
Cubano y dare algunos deta-
lies.
Las orquesta Don Francis
co'"oy REX Mac Donald" reci-
bieron los aplausos de los dan
zantes de pleas americans,
en- ell piso alto, "Santirzo' al
canz6 otro triunfo en- la sala
cantina, ejecutando las pleas
cubanas y espanolas.
Muy atrayente el programa
de la function de media noche,
con ell gracioso extremes LA
Casa de las Fieras" y un esco-
gido acto de variedades. En-
esta parte del programa Sc dis
tingui6 la graciosa Srta. y Jua
nita Benitoa, que ha traido de
la Habana un nuevo repertoire
de tangos.
Ell ST.. Lauro Walderrama,
presidente de la Secci6n de Be
neficencia, nos colm6 de finas
atenciones.
Noche de triunfo para la
Secci6n de Beneficencia, que
supo demostrar, una veZ mas,
su plausible cello.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
Raul Vega

De nuevo Sc encuentra en- es-
ia ciudad ell conocido comercian
tie Rail Vega, amigo muy esti-
mado de esta casa.
En- su acreditada tienda de
la Septima avenida pudimos OBJ
servar, Ell complete surtido que
cara la venidera estaci6n ha
adquirido, en- las principles
casas de New York.
Reciba nuestro cordial salu-
do, ell estimado amigo.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
De la Habana

Tambien lego de la capital
de Cuba, a donde fuera a pa
Isar sus vacaciones de verano,
ell j6ven Willie Suarez, en-
pleado de la Ferman Motor
Car Co.
Viene encantado de la urbe
habanera.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

mando Alvarez, Gus Reyes y
Sam Ferrari; No. Ia, 2082 Mi
chi2an, Robert Diaz, se~cretario,
Inspectors Nicholas Geraci, Jr.
H. A. Way, y William Bass
No. Is, Gale Doce y Michigan,
j. B. Pacheco, secretario, ms
pectores, Luis FiguerSdo, Char
Iles Stoun y Jose Abramovitz
b. 16, 2713 Nebraska, John
lrshall, secretario, Rafael A
\ B. F. Fraga y Joe liver
Mo. 10, 81 al sur de la ca
~, Ernesto Santos, secretas
rio, ina2ectores Oscar Fernan-
dez, Pastor Lominguez y Nick
Am9relli; No. 26, West Tampa!
.2310 Main, John White, secre-
tar1o, ln1pectofeS Mario Ava
rez, Frank Di Marco Y Vicente
Tppolito; segunda mesa del 26
Ricardo Arnao, secretario, ms
'pectores Rodolfo Lima, Jose Di
IStefano Y Roberto Rodriguez.
La mocion para que fuese a.
probada Sc presento ipor Gus
Bremen.
Algunos amigos de Mckay
lpidieron ser oidos, pero ell pre-
sidente de la Junta les manifes-
to que la responsibilities de las
elecciones honradas descansaba
en- ell Comite, no en- determina-
dos individuos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

En- las llamadas nocturnas
de estacion a estacion las ia
rifas son de un 40 a un 5000
mas bajas que las diurnas.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
De regreso

Procedente de la Habana Sc
encuentra de nuevo en- esta ciu-
dad ell DR.. Juan SilveGo, que
Sc viera precisado a If a Cuba
por encontrarse enfermo de
gravedad su hermano Sr. Mica
sio Silverio.
Reciba nuestro saludo a su
.llegada, ell apreciable amigo.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
MURIO LA ESPOSA DE UN
SENADOR

Washington, Agosto 27. :
Dejo de existir anoche en- Ia
oficina de su marido, la Sra.
Tom ConnaIy, esposa del sena-
dor por ell Estado de Texas. Tn
ataque del coraz6n lie produjo
la muerte.
Ell cadaver sera embarcalo
para Marlin, Texas, donde re-
cibira sepultura.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

Tome asiento en- una c6moda silla y piense
en- alguien cuya voz desea oir-en alguien
con quien pueda zanzibar ~felices, fntimas
uoticias... Tn eSpoS0 en- viaje de negocios.
Los familiares en- el hogan. 81 listed llama
despues de las 1890 su p~resupuesto ia
mas 10 sabra.
La gaceta., 1935-08-27
SOCIALk =

los j0veN 1ario Rodriguez,
Cronista dN a Prensa" y Ca
talina RodriSAz.
Sc les festejt(on una conf
da, en- su hogan de la Gale 81
ndmer0 2613.
: iQue nunca Sc amortigde su
dicha!
La gaceta., 1935-08-27

w = NSS~S
llevado a presencia
Hardee, que lie inre .
tarde 10 llevaron parsYcaroel
del condado, de donde 10 pu-
sjeroH en- libertad a las 10:30A
Dos hermanas de Trujillo
fueron llevadas a pre-
sencia del fiscal, que las inte-
rrog6.
Mas tarde, en- la Gale Lafa-
yette esquina a Tampa, Ell Sr.
Logan, que iba en- companf2
de varios diputados, tratt de
arrestar a Sam Crosby, policia
especial, ain explicaries las ra-
zones.
Crosby Sc rdefendi6 del alta
que y de la refriega salio con
un golpe en- la cabeza y Logan
con un ojo amoratado.
Voluntariamente Crosby Sc
presentG en- la oficina del fis-
cal Y ALI Sc efectu6 una con-
ferencia en- la que tomaron par
tie varias personals.
FL golpe a Crosby Sc 10 do,
seg1n hemos podido averiguar,
ell diputado Van Pretten.