davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Sociedad Stella

La prestigiosa instruction, en-
la que figuran valiosoS elemen-
tos representatives de la pode-
rosa colonia italiana de esta
ciudad, celebrara un "Caba-
ret" la noche del dia u del
entrante mes de febrero, con
la colosal orquesta "Broadway
Collegians," auspiciado por los
j6venes que componen SUI Sec
cion de Recreo.
Anuncian tambien los hom-
bres de buena voluntad que in
tegran su plana mayor, una
function teatral a beneficio de
los fondos de fabrication, ell
domingo 81 del corriente.
Sc representara ell drama ii
tulado "Tripoli', y habra MI
meros de variedades.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

final sobre ell programa de estos
para alivio de los sin trabajO,
hacienda algunas concesiones y
rehusando otras. Anoche diez de
las 81 uniones Y hermandades
informaron que habian llegado
a un acuerdo, pero este no Sc
hizo p1blico. Esta tarde Sc hara
otra comprobaci6n para avert
guar como opinan las once res
tantes.
La posici6n de los tra~bajado-
res es de que 81 ellos sacrifican
un 1917 de sus jornales, 10 que
equivale a 215 millones de pesos,
las empresas deben destinar una
parte considerable de este dine
70 a dar trabajo a un mayor nd-
nero de hombres.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
SWIA|.ES
Simpatico v~iajero

Hoy por la manana hizo su
entrada ell magnifico vapor
Florida" quien trajo a bor-
do, desde ell puerto de Ia Ha-
bana, al simpatico viajero Dr..
Julio Gavilla. amigo muy esti-
mado en- esta casa.
Vuelve de nuevo al Seno de
nuestra sociedad, que tanto 10
aprecia, y desde manana Sc
pondra al frente de su bien
montado Consultorio.
Su ioven y elegante eSposa,
Sra. Maria Gavilla, Sc ha que
dado por un mes mas en- la be-
la capital de Cuba.
Reciba ell viajero nueStra
cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Ell GOBIERNO DE SAN SAL
VADOR REHUSO LA AYU-
DA DE LOS MARIN0S A
MERICANOS

Washington. enero PEI
gobierno de San Salvador ba in
tornado a su legaci6n que c,,on-
Ia con suficientes fuerzas par.
rechazar a los comunistas y de-
fender vidas y propiedades, sin
la ayuda de Jos marines ameri-
canOs.
Tn despach6 del ministro Mi
guel Angel Araujo, a Roberto
Melendez, encargado de nego-
clos sxtranjeros del Salvador,
dice que ell gobierno ha declina-
do la oferta de William Mecca
ferty, eDcargado de negocios a.
mericanos, para ayudarle a mar
tener ell orden.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Enfermita

Permanece todavia en- ell le-
cho del dolor la graciosa y an
,elical Srta. Maria PENN.
Su reclusi6n, en- la residen-
ia de sus padres, avenida de
Holmes 1906, data desde la
semana pasada, cuando Sc lie
manifesto la mortificante do
lencia.
Hoy sera sometida a una pc
quena operaci6n quir1rgica.
AL interesarnos tan viva
mente por Ell estado de la en-
fermita, lie pedimos al Altisi-
mo que su cura sea definitiva.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
LOS F~ERROCARRILEROS
CONTINUAN ~DISCUTIEN-
DO LA REBAJA DE SALA-
RIOS

Chicago, enero 27.-Despues
de dia y medic de discussion en-
tire los~grupos obreros y una Sc
mana de negociaciones con los
presidentes de las empresas, me
nos de Ia mitad de las Uniones
han decidido 81 aceptar 0 re-
chazar la proposition de una re-
baja voluntaria de sueldos.
Ell domingo pOr la noche los
presidents de ferrocarriles die
ron a los obreros la contestaci6n
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Su estado es satisfactorio

Despu6s de haber estado
enferma por espacio de algu-
nos dias la distinguida DANA
Dolores Nieto, esposa amanti-
sima de nuestro particular a
migo ell caballeroso joven f.
duardo Nieto, podemos hoy con
signar que su estado es salts
~factorio.
DeseamOs que su salud nc
vuelva a quebrantarse.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

lie republica espanola domi-
nara la huelga revolucionaria
declarada por sindicalistas, a
narquistas y comunistas.
Los "rojos' espanoles apa-
recen rebeladoS contra I'm re
gimen que ayudaran a fundar,
combatiendo y d~erribando a la
monarquia.
Seguimos opinando que la lu-
cha contra la repGblica, en- estos
momentos dificiles, cuando Sc
ha decretado la disoluci6n de la
Compania de Jesus. significa
combatir para ell retorno del rey
y sus adlateres.
~ para proteger la repdbli-
ca, que es I'm paso de avance ha-
ella un porvenir mas liberal y
humanc ell gobierno de Azana
debe imponer ell orden, pero sin
%recurrir a crimenes e injustas
persecuciones!
Para la revolution social.
con Francia de vecina, ell mo-
mento no es propicio.
Lo que Espana necesita, en-
su proceso de evoluci6n, no es
una bandera roja o verde sino
un gobierno democratico, sensi-
BILE, que no desampare a los obre
ros, nj sirva con los oios cerra-
dos a los poderosos. Una demo-
cracia autentica, no una someti-
da a los caprichos de cuatro do
cena de banqueros y un par de
c~entenares de presidentes de cor
poraciones.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Marina Bello

Interesante dana, que con
verdadero Gxito y ef~iciencia,
preside la "Asociaci6n de Da-
mas de Ell Bien Publico," anun
cha para fecha pr6xima un bal
lie en- ell salon de los "Druidas,'
con una renombrada orquesta.
Al tanto estare de esta fies-
ia bailable, tan prontO Sc anun
Gle ell dia de su celebration.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

DEL PUERTO

Solo un vapor entr6 aver, ell
Alamo, de bandera americana,
llegado de New York con carga
general. Este buque sali6 aver
mismo luego de recoger carga pa
"a Mobilize. 1
Aver zarparon los kapores a.
mericanoS PRUSSIA, 0ulfoil Co.
NAL y Agwidale. 4
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y mahana
Vientos variados, Maxima tenn
peratura aver, 81 grades; MI
nina, 81. Marea alta, a las
4:54 a. m. y ;27 p. m. Marea
baja a las II :06 a. m. y 1I:17
p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
VELADA ENsHONOR DE 10
Sc MARTI

Habana, enero 27.-Los emf
grades revolucionarios cubanos
estan preparando una velada pa
IA ell dia 90, aniversario del ma
cimiento de Jose Marti. Los emf
grades tambi6n visitaran a Tam
pa ell dia "a de Febrero, como en-
amos anteriores.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
LAS NOTICIAS SOBRE LA
HUELGA R~EVOLUCIONA-
RIA EN- ESPANA

Madrid, Enero 27.-Conti-
nuan hoy en- vigor todas las ex
traordinarias medidas de pre-
cauci6n tomadas por ell gobier-
no en- contra de la huelga re-
volucionaria declarada por sin
dicalistas Y comunistas. Mani
fiestos de comunistas, anar-
quistas y sindicalistas, recomen
dando a las masas Sc apoderen
del poder, continGan circular
do por toda la peninsula.
La policia ha decomisado
gran n1mero de cartas y docu-
mentos de la federation anar-
quista aconsejando a los obre-
ros no aplacen la lucha, por
cuanto la question debe resell
verse inmediatamente Y por
medic de la fuerZa. Circulares
redactadas en- igual tono Sc
han distribuido por los sindi-
calistas.
Las huelgas de Malaga, Cor
doba y Sevilla aparecen domi-
nadas y los jefes de los extre-
mistas han sido arrestados o Sc
han escondido.
Continuan cerrados los CEN
tros comunistas y anarquistas
de Sevilla y siguen presses mas
de so jefes extremists. La
guardia civil tiene montadas
ametralladoras en- distintos lu-
cares de esa poblaci6n y Sc e
jerce vigilancia desde los te-
chos de las casas.
Los aeroplanos tambien ayu
dan a las tropas en- su labor de
yigilancia.
La tore de la Giralda y los
techos de otras Iglesias Sc han
usado para instalar aparatos
de telegrafia, proyectores, ban
deras y otras senales.
AL ministro de la goberna-
ci6n han telegrafiado los go
bernadores de las provincias a.
fectadas por la huelga, dicien-
do que tienen en- sus manos eI
complete dominic de la sltua'
ci6n.
Ell decreto disponiendo la eH
nulsi6n de la Orden de Jesul'
tas va a comenzar a cumpiirse
v estimase que las propiedade'
de esta poderosa organlzaciof
religiosa tienen un Valor dt
$50, 900, 900. Ell decreto expul
sando a la Compania de Jesu:
fine firmado por ell presidents
Alcala Zamora, a petlclon az
On. Alvaro Albornoz, minlstr'
de iusticia, y en- el Sc dispon'
que la Sociedad de Jesus sci
disuelta.
Los Acerdotes Y mlembro
de la Orden tienen 10 dias pa
ra dejar de vivir en- comunida
des. B.,
Los gobernadores civiles d
las provincias espanQlas Sc ma
Ian encargados de cumpllr |
lev Y evitar que en- 10 tutur
vuelvan los jesuitas a reunlrs
en- communicates.
Tambien Sc prohibe a los J
suitas vender o disponer de 81
propisdades, obligandose a
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
Los Triunfadores

NQmbre de un Club que no
hace mucho tempo Sc form6, Y
que constituy6 un resonante
&xito su inauguration.
Ha elegido para su presi-
dencia al conocido ioven Ma
rio Rodriguez.
Muchos 6xitos en- su nuevo
cargo, es todo cuantO le deseo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
de angel

Hoy>e s TODD aJe0ria. ventu-
ras y dichas infinitas. en- ell no.
gar del bven matrimonio p,,.
ra y DR.. Jorge A. Trelles, por
la feliz y esperada llegada de
un encanto de angel, que tan
pronto ingrese en- ell munt5
cristiano .llevara ell mismC noL1
bre de suNdolatrada madre. :
Ojala que la algeria siempre
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

De la pequena rep1blica de
San Salvador comunican que los
"arist6cratas" Sc han armada
ALI en- contra de los comunistas.
Los "encarnados" Sc alzaron en-
armas, aseguran los despachos,
animados por ell deseo de exter-
minar a la burguesia.
Los comunistas no avisaron a
sus oponentes que iban a diego
llarlos y ahora, hecho Ell recuen-
to de las victimas, aparece que
la cast totalidad de los cadave-
res son de "rojos".
Tan valientes son los arts
t6cratas, que fueron sorpren-
didos sin la debida preparation
para la guerra y, sin embargo,
las victimas formaban en- las fl
las de los comunistas.
En- los paises tiranizados de
la America espanola viene utili-
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
ROYAL

En- este elegante collseo de
la barriada de West Tampa Sc
presenta hoy por Ultima vez
LA Ley del Harem,' hablada
en- espanol, con Jose Mojica y
Carmen Larrabeitia
La obra es una fiel exposi-
ci6n de la vida muelle y apa-
sionada de los harenes y del
respeto a la hospitalidad de
los arahes, a Ell desisrto
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

PiStoleros y policias Sc batieron
aver a tiros en- una Gale de Broo
klyn.
Disipado ell hume de la bata-
LA, una c%riatura de dos amos a
pareci6 herida y probablemen-
te morira.
Las balas buscaron al ser mo
cente, alejandose de los pistole-
ros y de los hombres que a eStos
combatian.
La inocencia fue de nuevo sa-
crificada. como diariamente Sc
la persigue y Sc la deshonra.
Las dos partidas tomaron la
punteria y los proyectiles perfo-
raron ell cuerpo puro, inmacula-
do.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
LA FRATERNIDADe

Sc comunica a los socios que
en- ausencia corta del DR.. BustiN
Ito, ocupara gu lugar ell DR.. C.
W. Bartlett, con ell mismo bora
rio de consulta en- Tampa, v
de 2:3O a 5 pm iariamente
en- su oficina dg 0S 15R1B
Ia. Ave. -
Los avisos Sc dars h boti-
GUN de la Sociedad: telefono
La gaceta., 1932-01-27

,presida Ell canine de la precio-
sa nina.
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Funcionario Consular

FL cumplido caballero Sr.
Antonio Flores, que esta unfit
cado a los importantes nego-
clos de la respectable firma de
odiska, representara
esta ciudad, con
he Consul honork
RIO.
La gaceta., 1932-01-27
CHUNGAS Y NO CHIJNGAS

zandose la formula" de asesi-
mar como "radicales" a todoS los
infelices que hacen oposici6n a
la dictadura.
Y Sc llama "rojos" a los enc
migos de la Dictadura para res
tarles la simpatia que su deSgra-
cia pudiera despertar aqul y en-
otros paises civilizados.
Enrojecidos por la sangre de
sus debiles antagonists, los a
rist6cratas de San Salvador es-
taran hoy dando gracias a Dios
por haber matado sin graves
Inconvenience a suS malditos
anarquistas enemigos.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09

Children, especially at band concerts, should be
seen and not heard.
Investigations of campaign expenses this year win
probably be devoted chiefly to finding out why the
bows didn't come across
Tourists will motor thousands of miles this sum-
mer without noticing much change in the billboard
scenery.
Lady Astor says Americans don't understand
Europeans. WE'LL Americans don't understand one an
other, either.
Oklahoma stenographer sues man who daily
promised to marry her for Is years, but didn't. Some
girls are SO impatient.
"Auto found in Welcome Ditch" says Farmont
Sentinel headline. No, English Students this is not
an example of personifcation.
This inventing business is going too far. An
Austrian has devised contraption whereby eight ket
tie drums be played at once.
When Nautilus predicted the eventual overpopula-
ton of the earth he unable to foresee the of
automobiles gunner and synthetic liquor.
With a new automobile tire it is said that pune
lures are altogether improbable" Depending we
sumo on the improbabilty of hitting nail just right
It's strange how easy it is to be wrong these days.
highway department bulletin calls attention to the
great number of accidents caused by SLOW drivers.
A Canadian gentleman reports the loss Of $45
taken from his trousers pocket while he slept The
is greatly complicated by the fact that he has
wife.
Prisoners in Jail at Richmond Missouri, who
fused to leave explained follows: ''We didn't want
to lose three meals day, with roof heads
and work to do"
Newspaper support may be lacking for the cand
date who spends vast of money for broadcastng
and then sends out news stories for free publication
Such is wasting his time in public office, he
should be lobbyist.
Congress build 100000 postoffce here if it
wishes but $4,000 $4,000 building would be
quite adequate with material and labor prices at
present figures This is true in hundreds of other
towns where new federal buildings are contemplated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09

~ passed a resolution fixing Monday
evening, June ID, as the time for the
hearing on charges made against
members of the police force by Coun-
cilor Alfred Baltrusch.
Mr.. Baltrusch charged members OF
the police force with receiving brides
of money for allowing trucks loaded
with alcohol to leave the barn in the
rear OF the Grand hotel and proceed
on their way.
The resolution provides that the
president of that body viii preside at
the hearing and that the city attor-
ney shall be given list of names Of
witnesses to be called.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09
Paxton Township

Paxton Township, June &c. W
Ramey was i'll with quinsy all last
week.
c. F. Routhe and family spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at Ovation
ma at. the A. c. Routhe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Woodford enter
tanned relatives from Minneota Mem
Iorial day.
Horace. Wetmore received q free
trip to the University Farm school,
Tor his work in the All club.
! Fred Petersen Of Sleepy Eye spent
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09
Blackboard Chances
Is YEARS AGO

night Minneapolis following
weeks of hospital school convention held
McTagger who lives north of Lam
his awayss
Redwood Falls and Guy Kba were quietly
Guier and Edward c. Thuerwatch
married last night at the home OF the
Illinois and who had been
last week after making good
conditions hereJohn Puepura boonst
Saturday became tangled the
Granite Falls
the invitation offered him by
there Saturday called
drainage system which has been
picnic will be held
Claghan the Shutdown cameA conference OF
the Christian Methodist churches held
Methodist consider plans union
services
so YEARS AGO
the shipment of
Lake City contemplating erecting $4,000 hotel The
Darling Clo the Wlam Smith
family their Kinte township this weekDr
attend the National Medical
weather of the this week
F. w. Phibck will
by William the
completed construction the building under
will until
visiting fthenw Judge Baldwin, this weekA large number gath
vention.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09
What Others Think

1t is Illuminating to read the list of crooks men
toned in connection with the Lndbergh case and the
way they tabled by the police as "we-known boot
leggers," "gunmen," ''hijackers" confidence men,"
burglars" etc. The police know all about them
where they live whom they associate with and where
and how they spend their ill gotten earnings It ought
to be surprising that, with all this knowledge these
crooks are still at large but it is Every thought
full person in the United States is satisfied that the
police know and to considerable extent fraternize
with the crooks Jolly gladhanders like Mayor Walker
of New York and sap citizenship that elect them to
high office responsible for all this-Isle Messenger
America Will Come Back
The political leaders in Washington have been told
that Congress must do something for the unemployed
before adjournment.
That there exists demand for positive action is
plain That the need is urgent is palmer. What to
do under the circumstances is harder to answer and
more difficult to effect.
One thing, however, is within the reach of every
citizen That is the maintenance of faith in the funda
mental recovery of this great republic. It will see
brighter days again, happier people and prosperous
eras The going may be rough but haven is ahead,
even though the journey may be long and the wav OH
standardization News.
= +
Take my ham away take away my eggs, even nv
chilli, but leave me my newspaper. Even if it Just has
such purely local news "Jm Jones came home last
night Unexpectedly and bloodshed ensued" or "Jesse
Busyhead local M. d. is having of the best wears
OF his career practically speakng-but they won't nav
him when they get WELL" Now all that don't seem
much news to you But it is news especially when Won
know the people and they are your own folks. The
old newspaper think is just about our biggest bless
ing.-Will Rogers
"Levying taxes is an easy business. Anv nroiect
or can contrve new impositions any bunger can add
to the DID, but is it altogether wise to have no other
bounds to your mpositions than the patience of those
who are to bear them ?"-Edmund Burke
isn't 1t funny: the very man who objects to his
name appearing in police court story because the
widespread publicity might damage his business re-
fuses to advertise because he says 1t doesn't pay
Sanford (Fla.) Herald.
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News Of the Week
From Vesta Vicinity

Vesta, June 6lMrs. Louis Kotval
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Truaz
and SON and Mrs. Emma Strawsud
visited friends at Redwood Falls Fri
day.
Mrs. Anna C. johnson of Chicago
is visiting at the home Of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lemke. She will remain there for
the summer.
Mrs. Dick Gertjejansen spent the
week with relatives and friends in
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold and son
of Stanley, North Dakota and Mrs.
Emma Strawsell and grandson Of
Galloway spent the week at the Alex
Arnold and Howard Truax homes.
Wednesday afternoon the fourth,
fifth and sixth grade of the public
school enjoyed the annual school pic
mic at the grounds near the river.
James Stava of Minneapolis~was a
Vesta caller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Redetzke anG
sons of Alexandria and Mrs. Frank
Kukuk and daughter Donna were
Sunday visitors at the Albert Geihl
home.
William Kotval spent last week
visiting relatives at Park Rapids anG
Clarissa City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kraft are the
parents of baby girl born May 80.
Charlie Kuhfeld and Benjamin
Hovald spent few days last week at
Green Lake fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Payne and
children of Belview were Thursday
evening callers at the Joseph Dunno
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Anderson, son.
Richard, and Miss Thelms Larson OF
Minneapolis visited here Sunday.
Miss Lonita Lemcke underwent ar
operation at the Marshall hospital
for appendicitis Thur -day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dietz and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Dietz spent the first
of the week. at Arlington visiting re-
latives.
Mrs. Harley Manning, Mrs. William
Wilkinson and Sadie Monson spent
Thursday in Marshall visiting with
friends.
Arnie Gold spent the first part of
the week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Gold at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Parson, Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Parson and son OF
Siuox Falls, South Dakota, spent
Memorial day at the Albert Geihl
home.
Eleanor Rust of Marshall is spend
ing her two weeks vacation with he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Rust.
The liver Nicholson family moved
to Belview Tuesday.
Harold Graffunder and Glenn Har-
ris were Minneapolis business callers
over the weekend.
Louis Schrupp and Misses Sophia
Schlemmer and Gilfe Schroeder at
tended the American Legion conven-
tion at Granite Falls Sunday.
Friends surprised Mrs. Janet Wy
man on her eightieth birthday ami
versary last Saturday.
Cedella Bendix who has been visit
ing with friends in Cottonwood re-
turned home Saturday.
E. B. Anderson and son of Cloquet
spent Sunday with his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bar
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Priest of WooC
Lake were Sunday guests of Mr.. ano
Mrs. E. L. McElrath.
Marilyn Maus of Medford is spend.
ing her summer vacation with he1
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Maus.
P. Drees and Mrs. P. M. Dress ano
son Jack attended the annual school,
celebration at Lucan Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kotval ano
little son of Park Rapids spent the
weekend with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wyman ane
family were Marshall visitors Thurs.
day evening.
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Sunday at the C. F. Routhe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Schou and fami-
ly of Morgan were Monday evening
guests of Mrs. and Mrs. o. v.
Routhe
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09
NEW ULM POLICE
HEARING JUNE 13
Councillor Baltrusch Charged
Members Of Force With
Receiving Brides

The city council Of New Ulm, in q
special session last week, unanimous-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-09
Plans for Another Raid


N the government on the questionable Boulder Dam
project, certain California interests are making
plans for another raid the public treasury accord
ing to the Chicago Tribune
When the dam is completed an aqueduct will be
needed to carry the water to the land it supposed
irrgate, and California voted 5000 900 bond issue
for the Now it is said the bonds not be
sold, it is proposed that they be unloaded Uncle
Sam. Whether the promoters of this scheme will be
able to get away with it remains to be seen.
1t is difficult to understand why the government
should continue to finance irrigation projects when the
country has farm land already than be utilized
proftably While hundreds of millions are being spent
to increase the surplus of farm land other hundreds of
millions being squandered in futile effort to re-
duce the surplus of farm crops.
But that is the way of government in business
and the taxpayers pay and pay
Pigs in Poke
THERE is oldtme warning to the effect that
one should never buy "a pig in a poke" But
lot of French people have been doing something
like that or worse according to press dispatch
concern called "French Porkery Limited" nut
on strong campaign for investors, with such slogans
as buy less stocks; they paper Buy more pigs;
they are meat" when your pig grows up we sell
him at the very highest prices. In the meantime we
pay you from 10 to IL per cent interest"
Thousands bought pigs they had never seen, and
Tor time received their interest Later the sad news
came to all investors ake "Your pigs have died: we
could not sell sick pigs"
linen the nvestors-not the pgs-began to squeal
promoters of the scheme will be tried for swindling
one OF Governor Olsons rulings regarding letting
highway contracts for paving grading stipulates that
to be eligible to bid contractor must have competed
100000 square yards of paving or 100000 cubic wards
OF grading previously Without discussing the fair
ness OF such provision, it is clear at least that such
a measure excludes many bidders and consementlv is
not in the interest of economy. It would simplify the
perfection of combines if the contractors so desire
Business Leaders to Thresh Out uls"-Birminp-
nam News headline And when the threshing is done
they Will probably discover that they have surnlus
crop on their hands,