davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05

ho mesta. Len tie vacsie budovy
poukazovaly ma jeho zasle slavne
easy. Obyvatelstvo zaobera sa
malym priemyslom, obchodom' a
rol 'nictvom. Leziac v stredisti bo-
hateho kraja, s1sedny dedinsky
l'ud hromadne navstevuje jthG
trhy jarmoky. V nedostatku
vacsfch rick vel'kopriemysel ne
m6ze sa nom vyvijat'. Ma sice
vel'ky cukrovar, Ia vykomnost'
prvy ma Slovensku, boly tn poeas
svetovej vojny zalozene al vel'ke
zeleziarne, zname Koburgove diel
ne, al fabrika ma cokoladu, to je
vsak vsetko malo. pred prievra-
tom mesto sa vel mi nevyvijaio. =,
Mnohe mesta predbehly v tomto
| ohl'ade Trnavu.
Pc prievrate akoby tomto
OIL ade stala sa zmena. Mesto sa
zacalo pomerne Wac rozvljat'.
Okolo mesta vybudovaly sa move
stvrte, postavily sa move domky
pre- robotnikov Willy pre- tradnl-
kov. Mesto ma vypracovany plan,
! aby sa vsade tato stavba planovi-
te vykonavala.
| I pri vel'kej mad 'arizacii, aka
tn XIX. storoci bola, nepodari-
10 sa obyvatel'stvo Trnavy uplne
pomad 'arcit'. Podra scitania l'u-
du +. 1890 prihlasilo sa Trnave
"a Mad'arov 1924, "a Nemco0
1854, "a Slovakov 7246 l'udi
Dnes je vysledok pre- mas ovePa
priaznivejsi.
Ami v casocK mad 'arskeho Il
tisku nevymizol Trnave pove
: domy slovensky duch. Mozemt
tvrdit', re cd konca XVIII. ste
5 rocia Trnava bola strediskon
1 slovenskeho narodneho zivot;
, katolickych Slovakov. Tu mal'
= hlavny stanok Bernolakom i
: 1892 zalozene "Slovenske ucen
tovarisstvo". Tu sa tlacily diel
Fandliho o. vcelarstve, hospo
n darstve, tn vydal Bajza svoje ma
e bozenske svetske spisy spi
Il sovnej reci slovenskej. V Trnav
v studoval ma teologii najvacsl bas
d mix skoly Bernolakovej Jan Holl
: a vydal tn v rokoch 1S24-1S2
= svoje vel 'kolepe diela klasicke
j. forme.
II V Trnave boil r. 1870 zalozen
IS Andrejom Radlinskym Spolok s.
l. Vojtecha, ktory po rozpuste1
d Matice Slovenskej r. 1874 kons
u neocenitel ne sluzby katolickyl
O Slovakom v narodnom ohl'ad
& Okolo tohoto sa soskupili vset'
j. povedomi Slovaci udrzovali
l. nom slovenskeho ducha. Jeh
= valne shromazdenia byvaly d'
il stavenickom vsetkych poved'
!. mych Slovakov katolikov. Marco
v nj pracovnici ako Martin Kolla
J. Frantisek Veselovsky, DIR. Mia
j. Ivanka, dr.. Jan Zathurecky a il
Y narodni buditelia horlive tn pr
@ covali ma budeni narodneho p'
10 vedomia.
r. A po prievrate dvojnasobne
e. pracuje, aby Trnava slove
"a skom narodnom ohl'ade bola IN
l. jakom celeho okolia. Ma mics
byvaleho pomnika honvedskeh
j. symbolu to ducha otrockeho, st
o. il pomnik naSho bohatiera gen
v rala NJ. R. Stefanika, ably jel
o. duch prenikol obyvatel 'stvo m
Ia sta Trnavy. Pomnik bol postav
ar ny miestnym odborom Matice s
d. venskej r. 1924 a odhaleny
re vepkolepej slavnosti v pritomn
"a sti ministra dr.. Jozefa Kallayh
a. w predtym roku 1922 oznaci
. byvala Narodna Jednota pama
o. nou tabul 'ou miesto ma stani
r. kde ceski slovenski hrdinov
o. polozili svoje zivoty "a oslobod
t. ME Slovenska v bojoch mover
~ brovych roku 1919. V mestsko
r divadle, ktore r. 1881 .postaver
II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-09-05
(Tsvm. N. ny
ZAUJfMAVE OTAZKY A
ODPOVEDE.
FILLS.

FILLS.
Letny cas-. - Otazka: CT je.
letny cas- zavedeny vo vsetkych
statoch Unie? X. A., Newark,
N. j. II 81 ~
Odpoved': Letny cas- Dol prvy
raz zavedeny pocas svetovej voJ-
ny "a tym cielom, ably boz moz-
no snizit' trovy ma osvetPovanle,
nebol vsak nikdy prijaty vseobec-
ne ami ndtene. Staty Connecticut
a Maine prijaly zakon, ktorym sa
nariad'uje, ably vsetky hodiny ma
| vereinych miestach boly nariade-
ne podl'a standardneho casu, ale
banky, obchody a tovarne vo vac
Sine miest tychto dvoch statov
riadia sa podl'a letneho casu.
Letny cas- pocina q. aprilom
konci %. septembrom.
Rozdelenie politickych stranok
v kongresse. - Otazka: Ci mi
mozete laskave oznamit' jake Je
teraisie rozdelenie politickych
stranok kongresse? Il. C.,
New York, N. Y.
Odpoved': q 90 senatorov Je
Sc republikanov, 80 demokratov
I ! Farmer-Labor. V dome repre-
zentantov je V celku 435 clenov
z mich je 266 republikanov, 100
demokratov l "a stranku Far
mer Labor. V terajsej dobe su tr]
, miesta neobsaden6 pre- umretit
, clenov.
Dovazanie knih z cudziny. -
Otazka: Jake je clio ma knihy, tia
Gene v cudzej reel a dovazane d(
q spojenych statov? Ci bola vysk'
tohoto ella zmenena prave prija
: tymi zakonmi colnymi? - A V
Q S., New York, N. Y.
j Odpoved': Vsetky knihy, tlace
ne v cudzej reel, smd sa dovazat
+ do Spojenych Statov bezo cls
7. Colny drad nariadil vsetkym col
II nym organom. ably prepust al
Il bezo ella vsetky "knihy a pamp
n flety vsetkych naozaj zahranlt
?. nych spisovatel'ov, tlacene v inc
Il reel nez anglickej."
v Kompenzacia "a smrt' robotni
o ka - hlavy rodiny. - Otazka
j. Moi priatep, manzel a otec pls
J. itch deti vo veku Cd 3 do Is re
l. kov, boil zabity pri nest asst
r, praci. Ma jakn kompenzaciu MOI
n 81 ieho rodina robit' narolIy? J'
II no plaza tovarni bola $50 tyi
a. denne. - A. S., Buffalo, n. Y.
}. Odpoved': Vdova ma narok n
kompenzaciu vo vyske 30 percer
"a muzovej place, pravda len pocs
4 svojho vdovstva. Deti dostavaJ
a. kazd6 10 percent az do osemnast
te ho roku svojho veku. Suhrnl
., kompenzacia nesmie vsak nikd
o. presahovat' &c a dive trct IN
E. percenta place zomreteho robo
10 nika. V pripade vasho prlatel
e. dostane jeho vdova 1855 tyzde1
e. ne a kazde z jeho piatich de
10 $2.11 tyzdenne az do dosiahnut
"a ! osemnasteho roku veku. Tyzde
O. ma kompenzacia pre- tdto rodin
o. bude teda v terajsej dobe obn
La Sat celku 1920.
t. Kriza v priemysle a prist 'ah
II, valectvo. - Otazka: Vzhf ado
"a ma terajsiu priemyslov1 krlT
E. ktora akiste snizila prist' 'ahov
L, lectvo do Spojenych Statov,
m moze rodeny Slovak dostat' imr
e, gracne vizum snadnejsie aho
M minulosti? - S. A., N. Y. G..
~ Odpoved Priemyslova depre
a. sia nezamestnanost v Spoj
H. nych Statoch majd snad do ist
miery vplyv ma snfzenie vyst' ah
III valectva niektorych krajin, n
ne vsak Ceskoslovenska, Pol'sk
d. Nemecka, Talianska Skandins
O. skych krajfn, odkial' je prist'
e. hovalecky priliv stale jednal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
COMPANY TAKEN OVER
Action Follows Receivership Plea
for Canadian Concern.

WINDSOR, Ontario, December 5 up.
The London & Western Trusts Co.
took over the local Offices of the United
Bond Co., Ltd, of Toronto and Windsor,
yesterday following an action for ap-
pointment of a receiver begun by G. A.
Murray Of Detroit, Mich.
Liabilities of the company were placed
at $3.50, 900 and asests of SIS, 600 by Fred
e. Ash, Adrian, Mich, q director Of
the COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
IMMIGRATION BAN
LEADERS CONFER
Proposals Made in House and
Senate to Reduce I'm
employment.

Leaders In both the House and Sen
ate are working for an early vote on
proposals to ban immigration for i've
and for two years, respectively.
Chairman johnson and Representa-
tive Box of Texas, ranking minority
member of the House Immigration
Committee, conferred with Senator
Reed of Pennsylvania after the House
committee discussed the flve-year bar
proposed by johnson. Reed, Repub-
lican, Is sponsoring two-year suspen-
sion. Both measures have been put
forward for unemployment relief.
Opposition developed but went un-
voiced in the House committee meet
ing Resident Commissioner Guevara
Of the Philippines, who is not a COM
mittee member, said he would demand
a hearing on the johnson bill because
it would bar his countrymen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
Federal AGENTS
RAID NIGHT CLUB
Nine FlaWIessIy Dressed
BouIevardiers Place Belle
Livingstone in Arrest.
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 81 For
the third time in recent months Belle
Livingstone Is involved with the law,
Nine boulevardiers, In fiawless eve
ming clothes, entered her newest salon,
near Park avenue, last night and made
merry around o soda bar. About mid
night they announced themselves as
Federal prohibition agents.
Miss Livingstone and eight employees
were arrested Some 400 top-hatted
and silk-gowned guests were invited to
continue their revelry elsewhere. As
sorted liquors to the value OF $l,2OO
found a new home.
Describing the salon as "the Fifty
eighth Street Country Club" Miss Liv-
ingstone said Lady Mendl, the former
Elsie De Wolf, had called 1t the most
beautiful in the world.
She identified herself on the police
blotter as Miss Isabelle Livingstone, o6'
an author.
Two Of her previous salons, featured
as appealing to leaders in the theat-
rtcal, social and literary world, have
been padlocked. She is awaiting trial
on an indictment growing out OF raid
on her Park avenue club last April.
Miss Livingstone is former actress
and was the so-called toast Of two con-
tinents in the convivial 90s. Her for
mer husbands include a count and sew
eral miliionaireS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
GLASGOW REPORTS
MINERS AGREEMENT
10000 Strikers viii Return to
Work on Monday, According
10 Information.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
LONDON, December Sword came
from Glasgow. today that q miners con-
ference meeting there is prepared tc
send 10000 striking coal miners back tc
work on Monday.
It was assumed, although this report
was entirely iinofhcial, that such an
outcome would be the result Of yester-
days conference of South Wales miners
here, at which proposal for national
mine strike was rejected.
The Glasgow truce, the report said
would be based on q three-month agree.
ment with mine owners under the old
terms Of an eight-hour working day
with no wage cut. The only uncertain
point remaining was adjudication Of diff
ferences over the "spreadovrr" working
schedule, which is at the bottom Of the
trouble both in Scotland and South
Wales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
PROTEST RENEWED
|! |N.VETERANS' CASE
Dismissal of 285 Inmates of
Military Home Held by
Legion UnWarranted.
By the Associated Press.


LEAVENWORTH, Kans., December S
Ernest A. Ryan, adjutant of the
Kansas Department of the American
Legion, after an inspection yesterday re-
iterated belief that summary discharge
of 285 inmates Of the National Military
Home here was unwarranted.
The, veterans were ordered discharged
because Of lack of sufficient disability
Earlier In the day Mr. Ryan appealed to
Ralph T. O'Neil, national commander
Of the Legion, to intercede in behalf Of
the veterans.
Some Of these men may not be ELI
gible to remain in the home" he said,
but we question the manner in which
they are being summarily dismissed at
a time when the cry of depression is
heard. We think the Government
should at least provide means for the
men to return to the places from which
they came, and not turn them loose In
the City Of Leavenworth. We have no
issue with the officers of the home, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
EIGHT KILLED IN BLAST;
SEVERAL ARE INJURED
Unexplained Explosion of Powder
at Guatemalan Garrison wit
messed by o. s. Airmen.

BY the Associated Press.
GUATEMALA, December 5.--An ex-
plosion Of powder at Aceituno. q garri-
son near here, yesterday killed eight
men and injured several others.
Two United States Navy seaplanee
were flying over the garrison at low
altitude at the time and the aviatora
had the thrill Of imagining how 1t would
feel to have q fort explode frem one Of
their bombs.
origin of the explosion had not been
determined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
COLLAPSE HALTS
O'LOUGHL|N TRIAL
Woman Accused of Murder
of Stepdaughter Alleges
Police Threats.
BY the Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo, December 5-Col-
lapse of Pearl OLoughlin on the wit
ness stand last night brought to an
abrupt halt her trial on charge Of
numbering her 10-year-old stepdaugh-
ter.
room, Mrs. O'Loughlin was called to the
stand to testify of her treatment while
In custody Of police following the find
ing OF the girls body in a city park
lake.
Mrs. OLoughlin's appearance followed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05

that OF Albert r. Clark. chief Of detec-
tives, and other police ofacials called by
the court in an attempt TO determine
admissibility of the proposed testimony
of the men who investigated the crime.
While the defense claimed all state
ments made by Mrs. OIoughlin were
obtained by threats, Clark had testified
they were voluntary.
Leo O'Ioughlin, father Of the slain
child, testified against his wife yester-
day, saying she had threatened suicide
and the Staying of her own son, and
that he based his suspicion Of his wife
on these facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
Detectives Hand
Mangled When He
Sees ST. Bill First

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 5.--James
Clary, detective attached to the
pawn shop detail, returned from
lunch with a bandaged hand.
''Shot?" inquired fellow officers.
EMO" said Clary. Several Of
us saw a dollar bill lying on the
sidewalk.
81 got my hand on 1t first"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
Fall in Love With D. $. Jazz.

MADRID, December up -PrinceSses
Maria and Beatrice have purchased a
supply Of American jazz records for
dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
Ex-POLICEMAN FREED
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
Fort Worth, Tex, oficer Admits
Staying Of Co1ored Man Dur
ing Attempted Hold-up.
Nv the Associated Prom.

~ the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, December 5.-John
Alsup, former Fort Worth policeman,
was free today Of charge Of numbering
George Terrell, colored, shot during an
attempted hold-up of Fort Worth
bank last April.
A jury acquitted the former policeman
yesterday after the State had sought to
prove he plotted the hold-up with Ter
rell and another colored man, then shot
them during the attempt to collect q
reward. Alsup admitted the shooting
but denied the plot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
.. 5. Apple Cargo Halted.

WARSAW, December R-A car
load shipment of American apples has
been stopped ct the frontier By Polish
food inspectors, who ruled they were
Of traces of arsenic from disinfectants
used in spraying trees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
DROP IN CAR FARE is AID
TO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Residents of Two Illinois Cities
Ride for Nickel Between 10
AM. and 4 PM.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, December s.
A nickel is all each street car patron
will have to pay in Aurora and Elgin,
provided he or she rides between 10
am. and pm, from December 10 to
"a. Outside of those hours the regular
fare Of z cents will be charged.
The idea, approved by the Illinois
Commerce Commission, is to reduce
Christmas shopping rushes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
Life Saved by Mail.

LONDON, December 5 (H1.-One Lon
don tenant is thankful for John Bulls
speedy natl. He wrote his landlord
complaining Of leaking gas. The land
lord got the card within an hour, called
and found the tenant unconscious. He
rarovprad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05

merely are carrying out orders from
Washington"
Ryan said he had learned that zone
or two" Of the veterans, who were or
dered released on the finding that they
did not have SUFFICIENT disability to
warrant their staying, had been re-
examined and returned to the home.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

WOMAN desires position as cook. nurse or general work with family going to shore. Tel. 1905.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

At Court of Probate holden at New Britain, within and for the District of Berlin in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1880.
 Present. Bernard F. Gafney. Esq, Judge. On motion of Walter Tocionis of said New Britain as Administrator on the Estate of Felix Gottelis or Felix Gatelex. late of New Britain within said district 6ecea sed.
 This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admin istrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in said New Britain. and having circulation in said district, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of New Britain nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY. Judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
Nwywe Renting Advertised Vacancy Here
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Women

HIGH SCHOOL graduate would like stenographic or clerical work. Write P. o. Box 207, Painville.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
GRAF ZEP OVER NORWAY

Tromsoe, Norway, July 10 Op) - The Graf Zeppelin, hound from Friedrichshafen for Scandinavia and Spitzbergen, passed low over Thom- soc at 9 a. m. heading northeast toward Hammerfest. the northern most city in the world Foggy condi- tions prevailed along the coast and line.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
Famed Surgeon, War Hero
 Is Dead in MinneapOlis

Minneapolis, July 10 P>-Dl. Ar thur A. Law, 5s, one of the founders of the American College of Sur geons and for many years a profess sor of the department of surgery, University of Minnesota, died yes- terday
 During the world war. as a leu tenant colonel, he commanded the University of Minnesota base hospi- tai No. 26 in France He was cited by Gen. John J. Pershing for meri- torious and conspicuous services at the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
FAVORS CHOICE OF FUTILE

New York, July 10 P)-Albert Ot- tinger, former attorney general an- nounced today that he favored the nomination of Charles H. Futile, United States attorney, as the re- publican candidate for governor on . wet platform.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

MIDDLE AGED American widow, rehned and experienced, wants position as housekeeper for one or two adults Ref erences. Write Classified Box r B, Herald Office
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

SPECIAL SUMMER DANCE RATES! Learn now to enjoy vacation Emerson
 Studio. 162 Main St. (Mag Bldg Open
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
SPECTATOR IS KILLED
 AT CHINESE THEATER
Fusillade of Shots Routs Actors and Audience-Tong Leader Later
 Found Dead in Seat.

New York. July 10 P,-A melo- drama in real life stopped the show last night at a Chinese theater on the Bowery.
 An actor portraying the role of a burglar was creeping across the stage when suddenly five shots rang out from the rear of the house. Ac- tors and audience immediately fled, and when the police arrived they found only a dead man in one of the seats and three theater en- ployes.
 The slain man was identified as Hung Wah Hung. president of the Tang Ong, an organization of mer- chants independent of the Hip Sing and the Leong tongs. It was the sec ond staying of Chinese in a thea ter within a few months. The police questioned the theater employees, two ticket collectors and a watchman, but were unable to learn anything about the shooting.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
Local and Private Instructors 37

in junior high school subjects. Latin, Algebra. English. Mrs. II. Wes- sel. Telephone 3220-W evenings.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

ICE CHEST (Eddy) used. In extra good condition Very reasonable. Apply at 161 West Main St, Planvllle. Telephone 1S4. Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

YOUNG LADY desires position as stenog- rapher and hookkeeper. Permanent or part time position. Tel. 3lI6-R
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BLACKSMITH shop for sale. Horseshoe ing and wagon repairing. Good business
 Owner leaving town. Box 12 B.. Herald
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
BUSINESS SERVICE
Building and Contract

CHIMNEY repairing, general mason and clustering work Work guaranteed. J. J. McLarn=y, A Newfeld Ave. Tel. sa1, HOUSE WIRING-Estimates furnished. Have your work done now. Barry & Bamforth, 19 Main St. Ph one 2504. PAUL ZEHLEE-Roofer slate. gravel. asphalt tin and shingle roofs. New or repairing Phone l490.
 Business Service Rendered 20 HAVE your bills collected in q quick, dig nifed manner. Nominal fees. Call 4593. Service Credit & Collection Bureau. 300 Main St, Room 509.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

GAS RANGE twhite enameD. Slightly used. Cheap. Telephone $500. Ask for H. A. Scott
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03
nv Jack Starr-Hunt)

MEXICO CITY, NOV. Z
are being made by the Catholic
church Of Mexico to broadcast the
voice Of the Pope as the climax
II the celebration concentrating
tie 400th anniversary OF the ap-
pearance Of the Virgin Of Guada-
.upe, patron saint Of Mexico.
The commemoration, which will
he the most elaborate religious fest
wal ever observed in Mexico. will
begin December u and continue
until December II, 1881. On the
closing day Of the commemoration.
it is planned TO bring the voice OF
the Pope from Rome to Mexico
City BIZ transatlantic telephone.
Loudspeakers will be placed in all
Catholic churches OF the city in
order that all Catholics may hear
the Pontiff consecrate the Basilica
OF Guadalupe
II is expected that several hun
dred thousand Mexican Catholics,
many OF them Indians who have
never before listened 10 radio broad
casts will be able to hear the Pope's
voice. The Indians who conduct
weird rituals in honor Of the Vir-
gin Of Guadalupe. no doubt will
be aWestricken by the unseen voice
they will hear on the day OF the
400th anniversary Of the appearance
Of their image.
Many Pilgrims
Thousands OF Indians annually
come afoot and on the backs of
bUrros from the wilderness colonies
in the mountains TO worship at the
shrine OF Guadalupe Just outside
Mexico City. Many of them crawl
or their knees up the hillside 10
the church. Outside the church
they don weird religious costumes
and perform dances, which have
been handed down from generation
to generation since the reign OF
the AZtecS.
More than 10000 pilgrims from
many parts Of the world are ex-
pected to journey 10 this hottest of
Mexican shrines TO Join the Mexi-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-03
MEXICO WOMAN
OFFICER D A
Mysterious Figure Of Aztec
Republic Passes
Out

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 3.-Mexi-
cos mysterious la Coronela" is
dead Of a broken heart.
One OF the very few women ever
TO be given the military rank Of
-colonel"-it was conferred by a
rebel army-died without revealing
the secrets OF her life. Where she
came from nobody knows. The
fact that she had been brave under
gunfire brought her renown through
cut the republic during the hectic
revolutionary periods.
From out Of her mysterious past
she appeared day or a battle
field far away from the capital. She
was beautiful and was taken TO the
commander Of the rebel forces.
She insisted upon joining the forces
fighting the 'despot' ruling the
country.
Perhaps the flaming auburn hair
and the beautiful face attracted
the general or maybe he apreci-
ated even feminine recruits TO his
tatrered army. Anyway she was ad-
mitted TO the rebel ranks and was
given the ran OF La Ccronela."
The titan haired ~officeress Of
fered no information about herself.
II was learned later that her name
was Sara Recamier. Nothing fur
ther was ever learned about her,
however. She commanded respect,
however, and became known as the
woman who smiled az death and
laughed at love. Legends OF her
exploits under gunf!re were many.
After the revolution. La Coron-
Ella" retired TO obscurity, well laden
with money. Nothing was seen OF
her until recently when she APP
peared in Mexico City, still beauti-
full but apparently moneyless. She
patronized a small restaurant in
Tacubaya, a suburb. There, after
her meals. she would sit, %pensively
smoking cigarets.
It was in the little restaurant
where she died, like a withered
flower. She had eaten and just
lighted a cigaret. A fashionably
dressed. pretty lady, passed by the
restaurant. gave a glance at La
Coronela" and continued on her
way
The flaming haired Amazon
turned TO an acquaintance at q
neighboring table and said There
goes my daughter and she snubbed
me because I am broke" These
we're her last words. Her head
dropped 10 the table and She died.