davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-07-02
fRIBUTARON
OVACIONA
Los PHOTOS
Reconocio E. Record
De Los Key La Natl
Aeronautical Assn.
En- Washington

MERIDIAN. Miss, Julio a. FL
iunes por la tarde a las selS y seis
minutes, a~terrizaron ell avion en- ell
areodromo de esta ciudad los her
manos Fred y Al Key, quienes 10
graron batir ell record mundial de
yuelo, m-anteniendose en- ell aire por
mas de v~eintisiete diaS.
Fl record de vuelo continue que
establecieron fue de 81 dfas. cinco
horaS y treinta y cuatro minutes.
Sc hicieron al aire del areodromo
sc esta ciudad el dia cuatro del mes
lie JUNO.
Gran Ovacion A
Los Photos
Mas de diez mil personals, quieneS
Se encontraban en- Ell a~reodromo. Sc
Aprecipitaron hacia donde aterrizo
Ell aparato, habiendo tributado ca
luroSisima ovacion a los hermanos
Key por la hazana que habian To-
graoo llevar a cabo.
~BataIlamoS mucho" declare Fred.
Su hermano Al, declare: NO eS
coSa de juego, pero ahora que 10
gIamos nueStro propoSito. estaTnos
oontentos".
j. d. Sellers, inspector de la Ma
tlonal Aereonautical Association en-
el EStado de Mississippi, envio un
menSaje a dicha aSociacion dicien-
dele que los hermanoS Key habian
eStsblecido un record mundial de
vuelo, y que ademas habian Supe-
RADIO todos los records, oficiales y
extra-oficialeS que Sc hubiesen es-
tablecido IN Ell mundo.
Il record que establecieron los
hermanos Key fue de $50 horaS y
"a minutes de vuelo continue.
Sellers fue Ia primer persona que
lego al avion, deSpueS de que los
Key 10 aterrizaron en- Ell areodromo
de Meridian. Sc poSeSiono del ba-
rografo. v deSpueS de haberlo exa-
minado, declare que estaba en- per-
fectas condolences. FL barografo o
barometrografo. es un aparato para
medir automaticamente la altitud
mAxima y minima que ha alcanza-
90 un avion, teniendo un meca-
nismo especial que hace I'm record
en- papel de las alturaS que haya
hlcanzado ell aparato donde esta
inStalado. Estaba sellado Ell bar0-
grafo.
, 1935-03-17

w. ". Lacy's No. l q. VI. Abney.
IN the Abney l05-acre fee. $50 feet
from the east line OF porcion 80.
Ancient Jurisdiction OF Camargo,
southeastern Starr. and about $500
feet south OF State Highway 4. Is
rigging up. Location Is about 1000
feet northwest OF discovery.
Five other wildcats reported in
Hidalgo county during the week.
About four miles north OF the
field. Downey A. Morton's No. ! OSca
Daskam. IN the east 40 acres or
block "a. porcion IS. Ancient Juris-
diction OF ReynoSa. Is drilling at
$3.50 feet
Nearly is miles northwest OF Mis-
SION. Double ID Oil Company's No.
] Brock a. Showers. In lot 4, block
II. porcion 80, Ancient Jurisdiction
OF ReynoSa, is drilling at 1910 feet.
The hole Is now Sidetracked at $500
feet and failed 70 find a saturated
sand reported on February ID &C
3.053-58 feet. The S~idetracked hole
was cored from 3.025 feet 10 3.l27
feet.
About three miles south of the
Double D wildcat, Showers g. Mon
crief's No. l Brock a. Showers In
lot IL. block IL. porcion rs. Ancient
Jurisdiction OF ReynoSa, Is waiting
on orders after setting and cement
ing surface casing at 208 feet.
In eastern Hidalgo. Union Sui
phur Company's No. 3 American
Rio Grande Land AZ Irrigation COM
pany. In tract 2.082. block 81. North
Capisallo district, about eight miles
north OF Mercedes, Is drilling at
1920 feet in Shale and lime.
In northern Hidalgo. about Is
miles northwest Of Edinburg. NuteX
Oil Companyis No. I Frank Rabb.
in the southeast corner OF the SILL
acre Rabb tract In Laguna SEGA
League. Is awaiting orders after
setting l25 feet OF surface pipe and
compelling erection Of steel derrick.
Activity in Starr county still CEN
tered about the BarbacoaS pool or
south central Starr. Two tests were
due for completion during the week
end.
r. II. Vices No. / z. 3. Carruth.
in share LIB. porcion 81. Ancient
Jurisdiction OF Camargo. about Two
miles east Of the pool, will drill
cement plug sometime during the
weekend. The test cored sand ar
2.882-290s feet and set casing az
1905 feet. 10 Is one Of the most In
teresting wildcats IN the county
About and a half miles south
OF the pool. Armstrong. Emanuel AZ
Adams No. / Starr County Cattle
company. in block 81. Jeff-es-Lam-
beth subdivision. porcion 80. Ancient
Jurisdiction OF Camargo. is 70 drill
plug this weekend. The test mas
, 1935-03-17
San Benito Lions
Name Two Officers
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENTTO. March i6,-Char-
ms N. Allison, director. was elected
first vice president Of the Lions
club Friday at the StonewaIl Jack
son hotel in the place Of Gus 3.
Michel who has moved TO Marble
Falls. j. c. Piper was elected to the
board OF directors in Allison's place
Bob Collins and L. II. warburton
were named to represent the club
on a tour Of the flood control svs-
TEN with the party sponsored BY A.
ID. Bowie.
Claude Housley reported on the
Boy Scout troop sponsored by the
Lions and the club intends to raise
money with which 10 send A mem
Der 70 the national jamboree in
Washington.
Housley and Fritz Edwards we're
named on a committee 10
plans for an outing to be held bv
the club In the next month.
Pete Christensen and OrviIle An
drews we're raised from cubdom n
iull fledged membership BY y. y
Warburton. Kenneth Lake and ~
J. Glasscock.
Three Harrington visitors we're
present, 9. z. Happy Henderson
leading the singing: Mrs. Charles
huntley playing the piano and En-
neu Anglin making a short talk.
, 1935-03-17

casing set atop ~Saturation nc 7.7OS-
II feet.
on the north edge Of the pool
Merren. Bond AZ JohnSons No. y
Starr County Cattle company -
the south 20 acres or block "a. 49,
fries-Lambeth subdivision. porciUn
80. Is drilling at 1880 feet
In the south end OF porcion 81,
John II. Clopton'S No. l Roos a
Bennett ct al. located In share la
has plugged back 10 about 400 feet
and may run more cement PRIOR to
sIdetracking. The test twisted orr lS
feet OF drill stem. the drill collar
and bit and drillerS decided 70 side
track rather than continue q dif-
ficult fishing job
About two miles north OF the RIO
Grande City pool. John H. CloptonS
No. 1 T1jerina. In block 4. tract i4-Cs
porcion 80. Ancient Jurisdiction or
Camargo. Is again making noie
below 1910 feet after renewing wa
ter supply.
, 1935-03-17
LIBBY wins
IN DECISION
ON MILLIONS

wINSToE-sALEM. N. c.. March
16- tP-Denied her claim TO the
fun s30.000,00o fortune of the late
Smith Reynolds. Anne Cannon Rey-
nolds smith-first wife Of the
young heir to the Reynolds tobac-
co fortune-carried her fight 70
higher courts Saturday.
Her defeat. however. was victory
FOR Libby Holman. Broadway act
ress and Reynolds second wife.
Superior Court Judge Clayton
Moore Friday approved a family
settlement which divides the Rey-
nolds fortune among the former
Anne Cannon. Miss Holman. and
the children of each. with a portion
of the estate going as a memorial
beuuest.
Immediately after Judge Moore
upheld the proposal made by Rey-
nolds' brother and two sisters. and
denying the claim Of Mrs. Smith
In critical terms, attorneys for Rev.
nolds first wife Immediately served
notice OF appeal TO the state su-
preme court.
The decree provided partition Of
the estate on the following basis:
I'd Anne Cannon Reynolds, four
year-old daughter Of the first mar
rage, 100000; ca Christopher
Smith Reynolds, two-year-o old son
Of Libby Holman, 8 5000, 900; CD to
the brother and sisters, $1,000. 900,
which they pledged for a charit-
able foundation; and a. 10 Miss
Holman, S750,O00.
The state Of North Carolina was
aliocated $4,000. 900 for taxes.
Miss Holman's share. attorneys
disclosed, win come from r. J.
Reynolds, Jr, and his two sisters.
Mrs. II. w. Basley and Mrs.
Charles Babcock. each of whom
agreed 10 contribute s250.OO0.
Miss Holman's attorney, Benet
Pohkoff, made a bitter attack upon
Mrs. Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith.
who sought TO bar little CHRISTOPHER
from a share Of the fortune by con-
tending that her Reno divorce
from young Reynolds was invalid.
and that consequently the son born
OF the second marriage was not a
legitimate heir.
, 1935-03-17
RooseUeLts to Observe
y
Thirtieth Anniversary
. Wedding on Sunday

They we're made into mantle and
table bouquets. The bridesmaids
carried them.
AS many OF the White House
family as possible are planning 70
be present Sunday for IN anniver-
Sary SUDDENLY saddened by the illness
OF Secretary Louis Howe. long con-
sidered "one Of the family"
Despite this sadness. the cele-
brants could recall that the past
80 years have proved rosy for a
surprising number Of the RooSe-
welt weddings supporting cast. who
have lived TO see R~ooSeveltS again
b. the White House: have there
enjoyed that bridal couples hospi-
tally.
Orphaned Eleanor Roosevelt was
married from the home of her
god-mother. her mothers double
cousin. Mrs. Henry Parish, dressed
that day in "a changeable pale blue
and pink silk crepe with lace
sleeves and yoke" Not long age.
Mrs. Roosevelt helped Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Parish celebrate their gold
en- wedding anniversary.
Proudest Of the bridegroom was
his mother. Mrs. James Roosevelt
wearing white silk covered with
black lace AT 80. she's nov one
OF the colorful personalities OF the
time. entertained by kings and
queens on a trip abroad last year.
The Rev. Endicott Peabody. OF
Groton. Mass, who performed the
ceremony, came here at rs TO pray
for the president on his Inaugural
ton day, and still. at II, remains
a leading educator.
, 1935-03-17
LIMBERLOST'
SHOWS HERE

How a girl or the Indiana swamp
lands oyercame the obstacles that
would have prevented her from gain
ing an education, is the story IN
folded in "A Girl OF the LimberloSt"
powerful story Of American rural
life, which comes TO the screen OF
the Dittmann Theatre Tuesday.
wednesday and Thursday.
"A Girl Of the Limberlost" is the
story Of a girl in calico and cow
hide who struggled until she reach
ed the things she craved-of a man
who had everything in life yet kept
himself clean-of a woman who Suf-
Tered many deaths for sins that she
never committed-of a couple OF
young people vino found the best in
themselves through suffering.
Don't fail to see this absorbing
drama Of real people. q story that
has touched the heart Of every read
ed Of American fiction and a char
acterization YOU viii not and could
not forget.
, 1935-03-17
Commercial Lab
Opens at San Benito

ANA1AA
SAN BENITO. March ia Ths
een Benito Commercial laboratory
mas been opened In Suite 8 of the
Farmers Bank Bldg. by Mrs. Eliza
beth Willis and Will do routine
chemistrtes and tissues with com
plete pathologlc and clinical WORK,
Mrs. Willis. who is a daughter Of
me w. r. Jones. late Brownsville
attorney. has had extensive prep
erstion and experience In this work
CHE studied a year under DR.. q, q
Green at the Southern Pacific hos
pital. Houston: 2 employed In the
w. T. Bertner clinic. Houston. IN
the Lubbock Sanitorlum, with The
American National ms. Co. Gal.
weston; with Mrs. Ida Levinson.
city bacteriologist at Houston. and
DR.. g. p. Google Of the u. s. Public
Health Service.
, 1935-03-17

WASHINGTON, March is. Up
Memory summoned up the scent Of
roses Saturday as President and
Mrs. Roosevelt planned a quiet OBJ
servance Sunday Of the 30th an
niverSary Of their wedding, which
took place on st. Patrick's Day,
1905.
That wedding day found a
Roosevelt marrying q Roosevelt,
with President Theodore Roosevelt
giving the bride away. amid roses,
roses, roses. They hung in baskets
suspended from the ceiling by pink
ribbons. They shovered over the
bride and bridegroom. $50 OF them.
, 1935-03-17
BeWiShered Sleuih

NEW ORLEANS.-Actos aren't
the only ones who grow whiskers
and let their hair down TO act a
part.
Take the case Of J. "A. Rogers.
federal narcotic agent, who grew
a four weeks beard and shaggy
locks TO get in character as a drug
addict. II fooled them 50 well
that it's a large part Of the an
Swer to Louisiana'S 50 arrests in
Fridays federal roundup.
, 1935-03-17
Johnson
Will Organize
Flying Clubs
Special 20 M Hcraldl

SAN BENITO. March l6.-Helen
Johnson. well known Valley flier.
has become affiliated with the Yer
milya -Hsffman Flying Service
which has its headquarters at the
San Benito airport and Helen John
son Flying clubs are being organized
over the Valley.
Miss Johnson will be instructreSs
in the aviation school division of
the flying service. She is the daugh-
ter-in-law Of @. w. Johnson of the
Pan~American Airways az Browns
vile. and is one Of the few women
IN the country 10 hold a transport
license.
She was In the women,s air races
at Dayton last year and at one time
was manager OF the airport al Pal
estine, being n Of the few women
ever to hold such a. post.
The Helen Johnson Flying club Of
San Benito has already been form
ed. Twelve members are taken into
each club and the local organiza-
ton has the following enrolled 70
date. Misses Harry Hinkly and AIDE
laide Pue and Robert Groves. Bob
by Minis. Glenn Siderius. Joe
Smith and Mahion Huffman. Each
member of the club gets five min
utes actual flying time and consi-
derable ground instruction.
Clubs are 10 be formed at Harlin-
gen and Brownsville. Miss johnson
viii speak at the high school assem-
bly, here this week and also viii sd-
dress Harrington high school stu
dents soon. She recently attended
a meeting Of the Wing-Over club
at Beaumont, Of which she is a
member, and did some acrobatics
there.
San Benito students already fly
ing are Cecil Littlefield. Leonard
March and r. d. Mason. Much in
terest In being shown.
, 1935-03-17
Flashes of Life
lBy The Associated Pressl
NuusaA

NVW FEUl
NEW YORK-Too much Is too
much, police advised Juan Torres
saturday.
Torres, 2~0-year-old native OF
Puerta RIGA, Is accused by police
OF burglarizlng some Is or 80
apartments. His downfall, they
suspect. was the result OF over
confidence.
He WaS noted standing on the
curb IN front Of a West Side apart
ment building with eight suit cases
calmly looking for a taxi. The suit
cases, curious detectives found,
contained everything from tapes
try 70 alarm clocks.
, 1935-03-17
Very Young Thriller

CHICAGO. - When Anthony
Masych settled down with a mys-
terry story for a thrill the other
night. he got one.
Just as the murder was about
TO be solved there came a tap
tap-tapping on his window. which
made his hair stand on end. Po-
lice found a "tick-tak" and small
Roy Sandquist. hiding in a bush.
A police Segeant let Roy 20 with
the warning 10 "lay off that spook
stuff until Halloween" Masych, II
may be said. finished his thriller
in a proper spirit.
, 1935-03-17
Red Mills Orchestra
Due at Club Royale

Special 70 Inc nFAhi1N
McAILEN. March 16.-Club Ro-
vale announces h. pleasure In hav-
ing been able 70 book Red Mills
and his orchestra TO open at Club
Royale Friday. March %.
This Is IN harmony with Club
Royale policy OF giving the Valley
only the most popular musical or
g~anization and Red" viii follow
Eddie Hess and his orchestra who
will play their farewell dance next
Thursday evening. Eddie has had a
very successful season al Club
Royale and We shall be- glad 10
have him back with us IN some fu-
ture date" ID was announced.
Have you seen the new Olds-
mobiieg9-Adv.
, 1935-03-17
The Needle. Watson,

MT. HOLLY, N. Running
down criminals and murder clues
Is no trouble for Chief County
Detective Ellis Parker. but run
ming down the Opponents Of his
children Is another matter.
But he wasn't much surprised
when friends informed him his
daughter. Jane. II. had eloped
Sunday TO Elkton. Md. 10 marry
Harold z. Brown. 19-year-old high
school athlete. She was the fifth
Of Parker's children to elope.
, 1935-03-17

The region about Jacksonville.
Texas. ships 1000 carloads Of toma-
toes annually. Tomatoes have been
grown commercially in that district
for so. years.
, 1935-03-17

Peru Is the oldest petroleum pro-
ducing country in South America
and petroleum is its most important
mineral product.
, 1935-03-17

Have you seen the new Olds-
mobiies?-Adv.
La opinión., 1935-08-16
(Siaue de Ia ga. Pau.)

ahora llevamos sobre las espaldas.
Pasando aqui al otro punto de
vista, de que la ciencia, sin fire.
no humanitario que la contenga,
Sc ha convertible en- Instruments
de inestabilidad social, enuncian
los que 10 sostienen la marcada re-
lacion que eXiste-y que de antes
no Sc notaba-entre la ciencia
tantas veces mentada Y ell bienes-
tar de la colectividad. Els mas, esa
relacion Sc ha vuelto problema.
Ell desarrollo de las tecnicas Glen
tificas y su aplicacion a los me-
todos de production sc ha vuelto
paradoja de doble efecto: PARADE
ia de para6oja. Primero, la cien-
ella inicia en- buena Y grande par
tie ell proceso del capitalismo in
dustrial.
-iEl p~erjuicio que en- 1ltimo ter
mino nos haya ocasionado don ia
cobo Waltz. Segundo, ell ca
pitalismo lie da impetu grandioso
a la Investigation cientifica, por
medic de dotaciones, fondos de
becas, premios, medallas con che
que adjunto, etc. Tercero, ahora Y
a la postre, esa misma ciencia, en-
llegando a las cuspides modernas
de la supertecnica, sc convierte en-
verdadera Nemesis del capitalismo
que de antes la impulsara. Porque,
en- nuestro TEMPO, la ciencia, fue-
IA de control, Sc deletrea en- ter
minos de supermaquinas y COM
plicaciones ~procesales que en- bue-
na-digamos mala-saz6n signifi-
can millones de desocupados con
ell correspondence trastorno de la
economic nacional Y ell concomi-
tante clamor de Gambia de regi-
men.
Hoy con hoy, las ciencias me-
canicas-de rebusca y aplicadas-
van muy por delante de las cien-
cias sociales-normativas-. Cada
nuevo descubrimiento, cada "me-
jora" de tecnica de production lie
va consigo cambios ineludibles de
la estructura social. La a~parici6n
de la fabrica trajo aparejado, des-
La opinión., 1935-08-16

Y 20 por mi sc decir a listed, Sc
norita, que alguna que otra vez me
he alegrado de tener la mia, por-
cue no bien he echado de menos
un paraguas o I'm panuelo o cual-
quier cosa despues de dejar ell CO.
che, cuando me he dirigido a aquel
y 10 he encontrado. iCuantos tie
nen que lamentar perdidas consi-
derables por no tener este cuida-
do! Pero, en- fin, clio es que ahi
esta la carta Y aquf ell numero;
y que 81 mis- ojos ven claro y no
ne engano, la letra del sobre de
aquella Sc parece a la del senori-
to Pablo como una gotta de aqua
u otra gotta.
Alejandrina al OR este Sc puso
vivamente encendida, y corriendo
a la mesa sobre la cual habia de-
jado la carta ell portero y mayor
domo de Magdalena, VIC Ell sobre,
= al verlo reprimi6 I'm grito de
algeria.
NO Sc ha equivocado listed, no;
estoy segura de que es suya.
y bien, sehorita, jque traba-
10 le costaba 81 era el quien la
traia haber entrado, cuando listed
y la schorita Magdalena estan pa
dociendo tanto por SUI ausencia?
Esto... vamos, la verdad, 20 no
quiero offender a don Pablo nj a
nadie, que no ha sido hecha mi
lengua para murmurar; pero cont
prendo los malos ratios que de dos
dias a esta parte esta llevando, y
eli train que trae la sonora nj
La opinión., 1935-08-16

ia cuya letra no lie era descono-
cida, atraveso ell jardin y Sc diri-
gio al pabellon en- ell cual habia
dejado a Alejandrina.
Una carta para la senorita
Magdalena, dijo entrando y colo
cando Ell pliego sobre una mesa.
-1Es para dona Magdalena?
pregunto Alexandria. Pues bien,
d6jela listed ahi, que va la abri-
"a ella cuando vuelva. iQuien la
ha traido?
I'm cochero de plaza cuya ber-
lima va marcada con ell n1mero
Is por mas senas: porque yo, Sc
norita, soy tan POGO confiado en-
este de coches y cocheros de pla-
"a, que desde la edad de treinta
amos, y va ha llovido desde en-
tonces, tengo la ridicula costum-
bre de apuntar el numero de Guam
tos coches he ocupado, y en- la ac-
tualidad de los que llegan a la
casa, Y ell de hoy no me ha dado
muy buena espina que digamos,
porque traia las cortinillas COM
pletamente echadas, y ell Simon,
al yer que lie preguntaba de quien
L la carta, me dijo: Del Sc
norito a quien llevo en- la berlina.
-Bien conozco que este no tiene
NADIA de particular, pero Ique he
mos de hacerle? como dijo el otro:
Cada cual tiene,
Seijoro mia,
SIS Cprensiones
y sus mantas.
La opinión., 1935-08-16

pnede ser saludable para ell cuer-
po nj bueno para ell alma. Tengo
g a n s de yer la tranquila
como otras wees, siendo en- su re-
tjro la enyidia de los angeles Y
p! pa1o de lagrimas de todos; por-
cue 10 que listed ha visto no es
NADIA para 10 que ella sabe hacer,
que en- hablandole de desgracias y
re penas, nj duerme nj descansa.
Zero actualmente no esta a la no.
RI en- que los huerfanos bajan al
Jardin nj Sc ocupa de los pobres
nj aconseja a los ninos nj hace CO.
"a alguna dentro de la casa. 81
sigue mucho tempo de este mode,
va n quedarse sin caballo v sic
salud, que es 10 peor; y en- dicien-
TO que Sc lie muera csc, no Sc con
que va a comprar otro, porque ahi
1onde listed la We tan RIGA en- apa-
~riencia, Ell diciendo que toma la
asignaci6n va esta sin un c5ntino,
y tiene que conner con los pobres y
vestir como Dios quiere; y 81 en-
contrase a alguno desnudito en-
medic de la Gale, va la teniamos
sin ropa, que no es la sonora para
YER lastimas y horrores. ~ 81 vie
ia listed que ideas tiene tan her.
mosas! La otra tarde, sentada al
pie de una de las acacias del jar
din, me decia: Mira, Juan, la
verdadera miseria, esa miseria que
tiene por limites ell crimen o ell
martirio, esta en- la clase media;
y 81 20 pudiera, asf como he fun
dade una casa de misericordia pa
La opinión., 1935-08-16

criticas circunstancias de la vida
es cuando Sc debe conocer la ca
ridad. iAh! 81 todos fuesen como
dona Magdalena y depositasen
mensualmente una suma por pc
quena que fuese para ell fondo de
socorros, no habrfa tanta miseria,
10 aseguro. Pero ell que tiene uno
quiere dos, ell que tiene para ca
ballo gasta coche, ell otro hace un
palacio, y de este modo, en- esta
nueva escala de Jacob, como dice
el padre capellan, llegara un dia
en- que TODD vendra a terra; en-
fin, Jque quiere listed hacerle? Ell
mundo no ha de variar porque 20
10 Olga Y por consiguiente, bueno
rs conformarse con verlo asi Y es-
perar tiempos mejores; y aqui tie
re listed como insensiblemente he
?asado de la inquietud que me eau
sa la azarosa vida de la sonora a
la general inquietud que nos de-
vora. Pero volviendo a mi tema, lie
aseguro a listed, senorita Alejan-
6rina, que no Sc 10 que pasa para
que dona Magdalena ande de &C.
ca en- MEGA TODD ell dia y lore a
todas horas y Sc afane por ell Sc
iiorito Pablo, que al fin y al cabo
pasa por la puerta y Sc contenta
con dejar una carta, sin decir es-
IA boca es mia. Conque va la he
entretenido a listed un ratio, Y aho-
IA me marcho, que ell medico de Ia
casa no tardara mucho en- venir,
ya es n~ecesario estar al cuidado.
Adde'S, Juan, dijo Alejandri-
La opinión., 1935-08-16

ri los que de ella necesiten, fun
darfa un montepio para las classes
trabajadoras y un asilo de Carl
dad para las huerfanas, que 10
que aquf hace falta es s~ostener la
dignidad del hombre y evitar la
degradation de la mujer.-Y es
verdad, seforita: nunca ha estado
Madrid tan NAL como esta ahora,
nj ha habido tanto pobre de levi
ia. Por la noche, cuando sale uno
por esas GALES, va por necesidad,
va por recreo, no Sc ven mas que
pobres, pero pobres vergonzantes
que tienden la mano r%esguardan-
Go el r%ostro, y que no piden, que
no claman, que sc retraen muchas
veces en- ell momento mismo de
Gemandar limosna, y que de segu-
70 tienen familia y son honrados,
cuando tienen valor para sobrevi-
vir a sus penalidades y cuidados.
-Seguramente, dijo Alejandri-
ma, a quien solo preocupaba la ar
Ia de SUI amante.
ST, sonora, 81, hay mucha des-
gracia, y 10 peor es que nadie pro-
cura remediarla, porque, en- estos
casos como en- las grandes calami-
dades de los pueblos, es cuando
seg1n mi juicio debe nocer la
f%raternidad y buena ammonia que
reina entire los ricos. Y 81 todos
G cada uno en- particular no pue-
de apercibirse de las faltas de sus
projimos, para ESQ estan ell conf
sario y ell senior cura y ell alcalde
y TODD Ell mundo, porque en- las