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La gaceta., 1936-11-29
CoRTE DEL CONDADO
DECLARATION NUEVOS
TESTIGOS

OtroS testigos declararor
hoy en- ell juicio preliminar de
lR causa contra ell condestable
Fred Newberger, ell asistente
condestable Parrish y Lorenzt
Ponder, acusados de DISCOVER a
la fuerza, sin autoridad para
clio, un mftin del candidate ca
mun'Sta Earl Browdcr.
H. B. Norris, un testigo, di-
10 hoy que Ell crey6 que New
berger y Parrish eran agentes
del orden tratando de sofocar
una perturbation de la paz pu
blica. 14M,a
Norris asegur6 que vic va
rias personaS con triangulos no
jos, pero que como no es comu
nista no sabe 10 que significan.
Una affirmation de Norris
fue acogida por ell publlco con
demostraciones sarcasticas:
"Yo crei que err una lucha
La gaceta., 1936-11-29
La eperStG "Evd"
Admirable plea tsatral.

AAmlbADl@ pleZa teaJf2l.
Los artistas del cuadro latino
del llamado Teatro Federal, que
aver la in .erpretaron en- 81 Cen
tro Asturiano, trabajaron con
verdadero amor e interes.
Todos Sc lucieron en- suS pa
poles. Los n1meroS mas aplau-
didos en- Ia obra fueron: FL duo
del baritone Ayala y Chela Mar
tinez, cue hacia de Eva; duo de
Maseda, que hizo un tenor conf
co simpatiquiSimo, con la era :
ciosa "vedette" Velia Martinez
muy gracioso ell cuadro con las
sillas y ell cuadro del brindis.
POGO despues de entrar en- ell
teatro oimoS muchos aplausoS.
Fran para Ell professor Sr. Maxi
mo Echegaray. Excelente la or
questa, compuesta pOr ve;ate
mGsicoE. COnstituye una oe les
atracciones de la tOmporada.
Echegaray una ves mas Sc la
clio al frente de la orquesta.
La gaceta., 1936-11-29
Alicia Beauty Salon
MODERNO SALON.
DE BELLEZA

RsPECJA4ES DE NAVIDAB
I'm PERMANENTES
La gaceta., 1936-11-29
FL bale de c~oronaci6R

Et UutAe &c COl
I'm exito para la Sociedad U.
nione ItaliaRa ell magnifico bal
ls cabaret colorado ell pasad1
en- los amplios salones de Su edi-
iicio sGiial.
En- la fiesta ocup6 ell trono Ia
nueva reina electa, Srta. Ma :
rion Italiana, que sustituy6 a Ia
Srta. Frances Licata.
La nueva Reina y Sus damas
formaban un grupo encantador.
Ell acto de Ia coronation Sc rsa-
liz6 a la una de la madrrqada.
DeSpuas hubo una reception. La
Srta. Itsliana avanz6 hasta eli
troAe, acompahada de suS ia :
mas.
Ell PreSidents, Sr. Peter Ma
n~iscako, present6 a La nueva
Corte.
Ell JardfR de Greco tuvo a 90
cargo Ell pnecioso adorno foral.
Sc bail6 con las orquestas Los
BshOmioS y Don Francisco.
La gaceta., 1936-11-29
En- Ell Brasil

Hace TN mes publicamos que
ell Sr. Calixto Lado, empleado
de la casa Studebaker en- esta
ciudad, habia sido nombrado
Agente de esta marca de auto
movies en- Sur America.
Hoy nos enteramos que Ell Sr.
Lado, en- union de su esposa Ar
mandita Leon de Lado, sc en- =
cuentra en- Rio de Janeiro, Bra
sill, para donde paUti6 ell dia ii
de este mes.
Desde esta ciudad, donde mu-
cho Sc aprecia al estimado ma
trimonio, lie enviamos nuestro
cordial saludo, deseandole al Sc.
nor Lade musha suerte en- la i'm
portante representation que lie
va.
La gaceta., 1936-11-29
La matinee do Gye~

La matinee dc Gneg
Deliciosa la tarde de aver en-
los SaloneS del eGificio del Cen
tro ESpanol de West Tampa.
Era la Ultima matinee que ce
lebraba la Secci6n Recreativa.
Cerr6 .on broche de orc la
temporada de bales vesperti-
nos, en- los salones del barrio
oeste.
Entire ell numeroso p1blico
que concurri6 anotamos a las 81
guientes personals: Leonor Prem
des, Angeles Diaz, Zoila Fernan
DEE, Matilde Martinez, Marion
ltaliano, Mary Valdes, Mamie
Canneha, Mary Ann Leto, Ka :
Uterine Navarro, Jean Navarro,
Ann Navarro, Velia Acosta,
Bertha Rodriguez, Dora Rodri-
guez, Siomara Santirzo, Zenai :
da Santirzo, ConChita Vega, Ma
rina Fernandez, Dalia Fernan-
DEE, Mary Sandrone, Lidia Mo-
,rales, Onelia Alvarez, OLYMPIA
Sanchez, Olga La Paz, COnchi-
ia Cigarran, Dora Sanchez, Zu-
lena Arrange, M. Arrange, Ma =
ria Valdes, Anita Gonzalez, Ma
ry Fernandez, Mary Cohalla, F.
Agrirre, Marta San Martin, Sa
ra Fernandez, Claudina de la
Tore, Hortensia Demmi, Anita
Reyes, Anita Gonzalez, M. Ro-
driguez, Matilde Canto, Doris
Stewart, Ida Martinez, Annie
Olivia Fernandez, Natalia !
Alfonso, Hortensia Alfonso, Ines
Noriega, Helen Duran, Dalia
Mendez y Violeta Mendez.
Ell repertoire de la orquesta
Den Francisco fu6 muy aplah
lido.
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entire los propios comunistas,
porQue su actitud me Eareci6
amenazante."
j. B. Saffold, otro testigo,
|decIar6 queestuvo en- ell solar
" Sc march6 por parecerle que
los Que daban ell mitin querian
Ibuscar bronca con alguien.
Joe Marsh, corrssponsal de
la United Press, vic a Newber-
ger cuando lie pegaha a un
hombre que trataba de derri :
bar la %plataforma de los ora
dEres.
John H. Whitcomb, otro tes-
tigo de la defensa, VIC a un
hombre vestido de girls, correr
y pegarle a Newberger.
T. O. FerstroR, afirm6 que
Sc habi; mezclado en- la lucha
porque un grupo de extranje-
ros atacaba a un americana.
Todos los anteriores testigos
iuraron sobre la biblia que d.
rlan la verdad.
Els probable que ell juicio Sc
dseida en- la tarde de hoy.
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NOTAS SOCTALES
FL Cabaret del
Centre ESp0Hol

Semana de triuAfo para la
Secci6n de RscrSo del Centre Il
panol. Ell sahado sera inaugu-
RADIO el magnifico patio espa :
mol" sue de mansra tan arts.
tica ha Sido construido en- la e.
paciosa sala de bale.
Varios metros de expansion
Sc lie han dado al nuevo salon.
Armoniza cen Ell prop6SitO de
la obra. No faltan ventanas del
patio espahol y las tsjaS de use
en- los 'castizos sdificioa." Lu-
ceS de celores, en- gran n1mero,
diStribuidas alrededor de la sala
TODD hace un conjunto admira-
bic. Sera una noche e~splendida
la del sabado.
Los concurrentes podran ad-
mirar la obra realizada, que
constituye un orgullo para Ia
respectable sociedad Sspahola.
Latinos y americanos visitan
ell Centre a diario pidiendo Sc
les ensene la preciosa sala. Pa
ia Ia Obra Sc expresan frases de
admiration. Muy merecidas.
Mas psrscnas que han sepa-
RADIO nesas: Rene Valero, Cesar
Medina, Frank Flores, J. Diaz
Yanez, Broadway Printing Co.,
Casimiro Suarsz, Antonio Sua
rez. w. c. Tinsluy, Carlos Bar
ba, A. L. Arrange, Jose Vega, J.
R. Colmenares, Joe Aispuru, Lo
reno Hernandez, DR.. A. Mario
rell, Augusta Garcia, Mrs. p.
Rey, Manuel Garcia, Jr., Y &C.
lestine Vega, Jr.; Armando ES-
calante, DR.. j. A. Minardi, DR..
j. N. Torrctta y Dr.. PerEiA.
Las MEAS con cuatro sillaG va
len oeho pesos, sillas Adiciona-
les a dos pesos.
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FelicitdmOS a PdQUitO

Nuestra sincera felicitaci6n
desde estas columnas al Sr.
Francisco Garcia, que en- ell dis
de aver fNe electo Presidente de
la prestigiosa Sociedad Circulo
Cubano.
QueremOs felicitar al nuev0
Presidente y a los demas seno-
res de la candidatura electa.
Nos guia un verdadero interes
hacia ell progreso de la digna so
ciedad cubana y su mejor desen
v%olvimiento.
Creemos que la candidatura
electa laborara con verdadero
amor por la sociedad y con gus
to nos ofrecemos para ayudar-
Ia.
La gaceta., 1936-11-29

ArtistAe Y muSicos nerecen
nuestra Solicitation.
Manana martes Sc repondra
Eva" por Ultima veg.
A los que no hayan Visto esta
euncion, recomendamos asistan
maiana.
La gaceta., 1936-11-29

Felicitamos a la Secci6n Re.
crestiva que preside ell atento jo
ven Manuel Garcia, pOr el triun
TO alcanzado en- la temporada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
TENSE LOVE ] DRAMA SEEN
 AT CAPITOL
The Dark Angel" Has Op- ening at Local Theatre
 Sunday On Tonight

The Dark Angel" a magnificent and compelling love story opened at the Capitol Theatre Sunday.
 The chief actors in the powerful and gripping romantic drama are Fredric March, Merle Oberon, and Herbert Marshall.
 Merle, delightful in her widely publcized new personality, shorn of the exoticism and mystery of her former roles, plays Kitty Vane, a sweet, young English girl, who since childhood has been loved by one boy. Gerald (MarshalD, while she loves his cousin, Alan (March :. Months in the trenches bring to All an a realization of his love for Kit ty. Home on leave. he confeSses his love but their ecstatic plans to mar " on the morrow are shattered by a sudden order cancelling all leav- es. They swear the marriage VOWS to each other and next morning Alan returns to the trenches.
 Alan is reported killed, and the story proceeds to a powerful emo- tional climax and ends on beau tiful, heartgripping note.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06

stein pointed out.
 Estimated city receipts and reve- nues in 1s36-7 should be fully equal to the amount collected the past year The assessed valuation of real estate should be $100.000 greater than last year, which would mean S1 300 increased taxes.
 Ample Revenues
 There is every reason to believe that revenues will be ample to re- tire S10000 of the city's bonded in debtedness in addition to taking care of the current indebtedness. In fact this amount must be set aside and definitely provided for. The past year outstanding bonds were reduced S1O000. If the city is sue cessful in refunding $l00000 of the old school and sewer bonds at low CT rate of interest. say at 4 per cent instead of per cent, as now plan ned. this will mean saving of S2,000 annually.
 "The most uncertain factor in any attempt to forecast the expenditure program for the coming year is the matter of relief and indigent costs. The City spent about $12,000 as its contribution toward relieving un- employment the past year, through the EZRA agencies. but it cannot stand such a drain another year. Economic conditions will undoubted- ly improve in the future, and through the experience gained the past few years more efficient methods of handling the problem are certain to be devised But the City must be prepared to contribute its fair share of the cost of relief measures, for we will have the problem with us for some time to come. It is subject that must be carefully studied and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
HAST DAYS OF POMPEII"
 AT COLISEUM
Glories of Ancient Rome Shown in Film Which
 Is Now Here

Bringing to the screen power full story staged against spectac- ular background, The Last Days of Pompeii," opened at the Coliseum Theatre Sunday.
 No effort was spared in the stag ing of the film which shows the scenes of destruction, and the glory and savagery of the original Roman games"
 Preston Foster who has the lead ing role. gives a sympathetic DOT trayal of man determined at any cost to win wealth and power
 The story is that of Marcus, a young blacksmith whose poverty costs him the lives of wife and child. Deciding that wealth shall be his goal, he successively be- comes a gladiator, deals in slaves, and enters into many reckless deals. At the end of twenty years, as head of the arena, arranging bloody spectacles for the populace, his on- ly unsrppressed human instinct is his love and ambition for his ad- opted son. The climax of the picture is his realization that his very riches and position must cost him the life of this boy His struggle with him. self, staged aganst the background of city rocking to ruins, provides gripping conclusion for the pie ture.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06

Tomorrow is election day in Juneou and we urge all voters of the City to turn out and make the largest vote in the CitYs history Important issues confront the tdxpdYers =, and when we say taxpayers, we every person entitled to vote at the election. Every voter is tdxpdYer One may pay tdxes direct to the City the assessed valuation of his property Another may pay taxes indirectly every time he buys an article from merchant for the merchants tax on his business is passed on to his customers Whether axes are paid directly indirectly every voter will contribute from his earnings or savings to help pay of the Cys enormous bonded debt of S2l6O00. That debt is mortgage on CYs present and future i1l- come; and thut income comes from the CitYs ox- 'pdYeTs.
 S2l6000.00 represents only the bonded indebted ne-s of the City The CiYs debt to the banks is not
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
NOTICE

Iii the United States Commission CTS (Ex-officio Probate) Court for the Territory of Alaska, Ju- neau Commissioners Precinct. In the matter of the Administra- ton of the Estate of JOHN R SILVA, Deceased.
 All concerned are hereby notified that J. H. Walmer was appointed on March 11th, 1886, by the United States Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate Court for the Territory of Alaska, Juneau Commissioners Pre- cinct, as Administrator of the es- tate of JOHN R. SILVA, Deceased All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within six (6) months from the date hereof, to me at the 'U & I Cafe, Front Street, Ju- neau, Alaska.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this 14th day of March, 1886
 JOHN H. WALMER,
 Administrator. First publication, March Is, 1886. Last publication, April 6, 1886.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
16 PASSENGERS REMOVED FROM
 BU RN|NC SHIP

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April G. Sixteen passengers on the burn ing Norwegian motorship Tricolor were transferred to the British tanker Yarraville, in the North Pa cific on Sunday.
 The liner President Grant, re- porting to the Globe Wireless here, said the transfer was accomplish ed without incident and that the Tricolor is proceeding toward Homo lulu, 1900 miles away
 The ship first sent out distress signals Saturday, then reported all is well only to send out an sos again late Saturday night.
 The crew of forty aboard are ap- parently holding their own with the fight on the fire in number hold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
BUYS BARBER SHOP

Lindy Lindstrom of Petersburg has purchased the Sanitary Barber Shop from w. J. Sisson. The latter who was formerly employed by the Bureau of Public Roads may be associated with the PWA this sum mer in the capacity of engineer for street improvement work.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06

 OF COLDSTEIN
 MADE PUBLIC
Mayor Gives Comprehen- slve Statement Past,
 Future Expenditures

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
SEVEN PASSENGERS
 ARRIVE HERE ABOARD
 ESTEBETH FROM SITKA

Motorship Estebeth arrived early yesterday morning from Sitka and way ports with the following pas sengers for Juneau:
 From Chichagof-John Ketch.
 From Kimshan Cove-Joe Per pich, Rudolph Tenciel.
 From Angoon-William Samoto, Elizabeth Samoto.
 From HOonah-T. l.. Parker.
 From Hawk Inlet-A J. LaGaSa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
REGULAR MEETING OF
 DRAMA CLUB TUESDAY

The regular meeting of the Drama Club will be held Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock in the High School as sembly hall Discussion will be held concerning the future activity of the club according to announcement by President Irvine Noble today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
HENRY MEIER SEVERN SWANSON LOUIS DYRDAHL !
 For Councilmen

A pcn is ufoot to build q new library. This is q worthy enterprise but con the City afford to go further in debt to build it? Shdll fe City at this time increase it's bonded indebtedness approximately Sl5- stein and Councilman George. Should not the City reduce it's present debt rather thdn increase at this time? Thdt question the taxpayers must decide at this election.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06

ne5s of the City.
 included in these
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
GUILTY OF MURDER

James Kashakes of Ketchikan was found guilty there of murder in the second degree for the fatal stabbing of Joseph Starish, last fall, and was sentenced to serve 15 years at McNeil Island penitentiary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06

purpose. As soon as the bills are passed and become law and the PWA application is approved, call will be issued for a special election to give the electors an opportunity to vote on the question.
 By that time the people will have been given every opportunity to study the proposal and determine the best course to pursue and how to arrange the financing if the voters sanction the new building. Every body comedies the urgent necessity for real library facilities in Juneau, but anything that is done along this line should be carefully planned with an eye to the long future,' MT. Gold
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06

given the best thought of the best minds of the community And not g dollar of the taxpayers money should be wasted no matter for what laud- able purpose" concluded M ay pr Goldstein.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
N.G.NE|L.S'l0)|N, SO for Mayor

many thousands of dollars besides it's bonded ndebt edness of S2l6 0OOOO
 During Mayor Goldsteins administration the CitYs expenditures have greatly exceeded it's income Councilman George who now vents the voters 10 elect him MdYor was a member of the City Council during Mayor Godsteins administration. Councilmdn George is running on q platform pledged to q BAL ANCED BUDGET. Why Wds there not q balanced budqe during the previous terms of Mayor Goldstein and Councilman George?
 Should the City continue paying Mayor Goldstein $3OOOOO q year? If so for whdt-He is running his busness-Fe hos his cdbns his boats, his room ing houses and his Woodland Gardens building S3,- OO0OO q year would go q long way towards financing the badly needed smdl boat hcrbor; or towards in- credsing the pay of some of our underpdid school teachers who redlly need the money
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-04-06
JEFFREYS ARRIVE

J. S. Jeffery, M. Seller represen- tative, and Mrs. Jeffery arrived from Sitka on the North Sea.
La gaceta., 1936-02-29
PALPITACIONES INTERNACIONALES
RECORDANDO LOS TIEMPOS
MARTIROLOGIO F%ERNANDINO

Ell crervo de la Monarqufa
parece quiere en- vano extern
der de nuevo sus alas sobre Es-
pana para ensombrecerla y ha-
cerla dar ell salto en- ell vacfo
del tempo; los esbirros de la
cruz y ell garrote vii afilsn sus
unas y no dejan de encomen-
darse en- sus oraciones a la Sin
olvidable" memoria de su Sc
nor y maestro Fernando VII.
Y porque Sc yea Guam eficaz es
la evocaci6n, para ensenanza
de incautos que venden ell vote
por cinco duros y un colch6n,
cuando no por dos pesetas y
una copa, como ell personaje
de "Juan JOSEF, recordemos
una de las muchas hazanas de
aQuel tragico o 'incalumnia-
BILE" esperpento, como con fra
sc feliz lie llam6 ell maestro
Castrovido.
La gaceta., 1936-02-29

Por doquiera que Sc abra la
cr6nica de aquel infame reina-
do esta LENA de espectros en-
sangrentados de alcinante ca
tadura.
Las gacetas y los diarios de
toda aquella bochornosa egi-
da parecen papeles usados en-
una tablajerfa, seg1n 10 man
chados que estan de sangre.
En- cast todos los numeros de
estos dos peri6dicos oficiales
correspondence a tales ITEM
pos, despues de dar cuenta de
la importante salud y de la de
toda su parentela, y de dar
cuenta de todos los cultos reli-
giosos y la historic del santo
del dia, Sc publicaban cosas
como esta, que abriendo al a.
Ear un tomo de la "Gaceta" de
1926, encuentro en- ell n1mero
La gaceta., 1936-02-29

en- que cometi6 sus delitos, Y
arrastrando su inmundo cada-
yer, 10 arrojaron en- un mula-
dar. As concluyen miserable
mente su vida estos proclama-
dores de la libertad, Y esta es
la felicidad que prometen a
los que la siguen, de ir a parar
adonde va las bestias".
Como Sc We, ell lenguaje Off
cial no puede ser mas "piado-
so" y "earitativo' con las infe-
Ices victimas que hacia ell pa
ternal" Gobierno del "digno
nieto de Carlos III.
Y sepan que TODD ell crimen
del desgraciado "Faranalla"
fue ell haber protestado energi-
camente de las infamias que
constantemente cometfa ell rey,
de acuerdo con sus ministries.
La misma "Gaceta" de que
dejo hecha menci6n da cuenta
de haber sido fusilado y des-
cuartizado un j6ven de diecio-
cho amos llamado Gregorio
Iglesias, por ell "espantoso" de-
Ito de pertenecer a la Socie-
dad de Los Comuneros.
En- fin, hojeando ell tomo del
"Diario Official" correspondent
te a 1924 Sc We que desde ell "a
de agosto al IL de septiembre
es decir, en- menos de veinte
dias la liberia do a la tirania
112 martires.
Y veamos como sc hilaba en-
punto a la busca de victimas
para ser inmoladas en- holo-
causto al fetiche feroz, que CO.
mo los idolos brahamanicos y
aztecas, no Sc hartaba de san
gre, admitiendolas de todas las
edades y de toda clase y con-
dici6n.
Sin comentario alguno, pues
que va 10 haran los leetores
que tengan pacieRcia para lie
gar al cabo de estas lineas, re-
mitome a estos ejemplos espi-
gados en- la "Gaceta" y ejecu-
tados por las comislones militia
La gaceta., 1936-02-29

correspondence al 26 de mar
20:
"Murcia, Z de marzo.-Ayer
fue ahorcado en- esta Antonio
Caro- eel Faramalla". Muri6
impenitente y dejando conster-
nado al numeroso auditorio
que asisti6 a aquel horrible es-
pectaculo, haciendole mas eS-
pantoso un terrible torbellino
que Sc observe al expirar este
malvado, quien sali6 de la car
eel blasfemando y diciendo ia
les palabrotas que no Sc pue-
den referir sin verguenza /:
sylvia mi secta! Viva la Cons
tituci6n mas6nica!" Sin cesar
nj por I'm solo instante de decir
tales procacidades, fue arras-
trade a la cola de un caballo
hasta ell patibulo. Por mas dill
gencias que han hecho sacer-
dotes de todas las classes, no
pudieron que nj siquiera pro-
nunciase los dulces nombres de
JESUS y Maria; antes bien los
despreciaba con injurias e inau
ditas blasfemias; despues de
muerto Sc lie cort6 la mano de-
recha para ponerla en- ell sitio
La gaceta., 1936-02-29

gen Nuestra Sonora, sufrira
del mismo modo la pena de
diez amos de galera, Y Juan de
la Tore, la de diez amos de
preside correctional"
Menos NAL que en- este case.
hubo un rasgo de relativa JUS
ticia, hacienda bueno ell axio-
ms calderoniano que dice:
eel traidor no es menester
siendo la TRACTION pasada,"
va que ell denunciante de to-
da aquella pobre genie, llama
do Jose Domlnguez, tambien
fue condenado igualmente a
preside por otro diez amos.
d. S. J.
La gaceta., 1936-02-29

res, que a la saxon eran las en-
cargadas de satisfacer las ven
ganzas del rey fel6n:
"Cipriano Lafuente y To-
mas Murciano ,cabos del es-
cuadron de Caballerfa de la
reina Amalia, convencidos de
culpables en- la conspiraci6n
descubierta en- la capital, han
sido fusilados por la espalda
en- la manana del "a de sep
tiembre de 1924"
"Laureano Felix, cabo del
mismo regimiento, por ell mis-
mo delito, fue fusilado en- las
mismas circunstancias que los
anteriores ell dfa z de octubre."
Claudio Francisco Grande,
conocido por "Montalvillo", de
edad de cuarenta y cinco amos,
uno de los conspiradores que
componfan Ia partida revolu-
cionaria de Tomas Gay, fue
fusilado por la espalda ell IL
del mismo mes".
I'D. Nicolas Paroles, de cua-
renta Y ocho amos, convicto de
haber tornado parte de dicha
conspiraci6n, fu6 ejecutado ell
IL del propio mes"
francisco de la Tore, ca
sado, de c%incuenta y cinco a
nos, de oficio zapatero; Justo
Damian, Joaquin del Canto.
Maria Morcuera, Dolores de la
Tore, Ramon y Antonio Fer
nandez. Francisco de Luzuria-
ga, Rogue Murar (contumaz),
Juan y Maria del Carmen de
la Tore, habiendo sido acusa-
dos de tener en- su casa a la Wis
ia de TODD ell mundo un retrato
de Riego y de haber guardado
un ejemplar de la Constitution
de 1912; vista la causa ell "a
de s~eptiembre, han sido SEN
tenciados: ell llamado Francis
co, a llevar colgado del cuello
ell retratO hasta Ia plaza de Ia
Cebada de esta villa y cOrte,
donde presenciara la quema
del mismo retrato por mano
del verdugo, y a mas a la pena
de diez amos de preside; Ma
ria Manura, consorte del ante
rior, en- consideration a su sexo
y al cargo que result6 contra la
misma por la conservation del
retrato de Riego, asi como por
la irreverencia y poca devo-
ci6n a una estampa dR.la Vir-
La gaceta., 1936-02-29

Presentamos la fotOgrafia
de uno de los valientes CORE
dOres de AUTOMOBILES, interna-
cionalmente conocidO, y que
tomara parte en- las carreras
de manana en- la Pista de
Plant Field.
Manejando su "Hell Driver"
en- ell llamado Lucky Teter"
volvera a desafiar la muerte,
hacienda peripecias al timon
de su automovil, 10 que Ofrece-
ra un espectaculo i~ntereSante
y plenO de emotion.