Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1932, Page 20

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B2 One who issues a decree. pipe mouth, having smoked L : e . pbsden RARE OBJELTS. Lol nearly five ou 2 7 : - : Daughter of Cadmus. | Every mmckes whe weat o o . 087 : S Neotropical birds, including the | V<Y e i l Neckanka o received 10 pounds of tobacco and two 2 _ | Pipes, and a package of tobacco is sent : each year on his anniversary to the ANSWER TO YESTERDAY' PUZZLE.| poor Who attended. Al the e ooy smoked and shook out the ashes of their e— gt e coffin which ned ASTIR L-‘J",T,fi with the wood of his old Havana lde-r &t VIERK QL}H boxes and matches, for, as he added, “One never "hat may happen.” Alfonso’s Cattle Sold. Sally Has King Alfonso's herd of 93 Spanish cattle, which was confiorecey| Her Own by the new Republican government, has| |deas on been sold at auction to Senore Emilio Panixo, a well known breeder, for nearly| the Matter. |$3.000. King Alfonso kept the herd for |._ breeding at the Pardo, just outside| - | Madrid. The bulls had not been used |for bull ngnung for years, but the breed was so famous that young bull ™, fighters often climbed the Pardo fences * ’ and practiced with the King’s beasts,