davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-24
State May Get
Games Profits

SACRAMENTO, May "a tUP)-The
$1,000,000 profits made by the 1882
Olympic games in Los Angeles would
be turned into the state general
fund under terms of bill sent to
the assembly today with approval OF
the ways and means committee.
Originally. the measure proposed
that the surplus be earmarked for
institutional improvements, but the
committee amended it after point
ING out that the budget will provide
S4,500 600 for improvements and the
electorate probably will be asked to
approve a S12,G00,0C0 bond issue for
similar purposes.
tee and of the trusts created by
said Deed OF Transfer.
Dated May G, 1895.
PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY,
as said Trustee,
BY w. w. McEUEN.
It's Vice. President
corporate SeaD l0-l7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-24

SACRIFICE SALE. $50 full pur-
chase price, with insured title and
deed for large wooded mountain
homesite in Crestline, the near
est of all San Bernardino noun
cain communities. on state high
way. Crestline has 600 homes;
stores. public library, school,
recreational area, water, cleo
tricity, telephones. Write for de-
tails. Chas. S. MannS owner
Crestline. Calf. 13-lmc
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-24

FOR observation-disclosures furnished
houses. Mrs. Headington, Live
Oaks Springs. 17-lno
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-24

The Pet milk company plant
pays dairymen of the Salinas val
ley about $450,000 a year for milk.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-24
Professional
/ n EOSG
ACCOUNTANT

PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
485 Brighton Ave. Shone 1888
Auditing. Income Tax. Bookkeeping
Associated with
CRENSHAW. DIEHL 81 WRIGHT
Certified Public Accountants
Santa a--Riverside--I,os Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-24
27 Special Notices

HAIR CUTS 25c - A. Nall $40
Broadway. 29-to
Evening star., 1935-01-07
GREATER FEDERAL
POWERS FOUGHT
Coal Industry Offers Plan to
Block Price Cutting for
Itself.
BY J. r BRACKETT,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

N. r. AS present attempt to pre-
vent price cutting from bringing
chaos to the coal industry is raising
questions of far-reaching importance.
While insuring order to the indus
try is a job itself, it is creating q
new and greater problem in the ex-
tent to which the Government may
extend its power, and further than
that, the broader question of com-
petition between industries.
The coal industry has presented q
plan whereby it would seek to con-
troll prices itself, as a substitute for
an N. r. A. proposal granting that
power to the Government. Both agree,
as does labor, that coal price fixing
is necessary to protect labor.
If the Government does take over
the job-and high official, who would
be named, thinks it must-it immedi
ately runs into the problem of de-
termining the relative rights of men,
bers of not only the coal industry,
but the oil and gas industries.
In fixing coal prices, it can, in
erect, eXproprlate property, and IN
some instances it may do so. Com
parative prices among different Sec
tions tend to determine the position
of the sections in the industry.
II, further, the oil and gas indus
tries continue their vigorous efforts
to introduce their fuels and on a
broader scale new competitive factors
are introduced, cooperative adminis-
tration by the Government of the
fuel industries might follow.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
PRIVATE BANK ASSETS
AND DEPOSITS INCREASE

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January THE
financial statement of Brown Bros,
Hartman & Co., private bankers, as
of December 81, 1884, reveals increases
In total assets. deposits and surplus as
compared with three months ago. To-
tai assets at the year end were $685.
e66 .Os5, against $54.s63,324 on Sep
tember 80.
Deposits rose to $50, $50, ,6s7, as COM
pared with $26, 1862, 1893. while surplus
increased to $8,507 ,205, compared with
SO. .408. .480 on September 80.
The statement shows that a high
degree Of liquidity has been main
tanned. United States Government
securities valued at lower of cost or
market) total S7,194.390, against
$3,25l,323 on September 80; cash
amounts to $8,655,62 against $685.
805, and call loans and acceptances
Of other banks total s8.002,1 1877, against
se,so3 .52s.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
Net Asset Value
OF Lehman Corp.
At $88.36 a Share
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 7.-Lehman
Corp, an investment trust sponsored
by the banking firm of Lehman Bros,
reporting its condition as of December
81 showed net asset value of $780,
237,o84, equivalent to 1885 share
Of capital stock outstanding. This
compares with an asset value of s86.13
q share of June 80, 1884, and $80.5l a
share on December 81, 1888.
In the last half of the year, said
the report, there were substantial ad-
ditions to the common stock portfolio,
and but few deceases or eliminations.
It added that Large blocks" have been
acquired Of such issues as American
Radiator, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Cen
eral Asphalt, Sherwin-W Williams, Con-
goleum-Nairn and International
Cement.
The company also purchased addi-
tional holdings Of AtchiSon, Topeka &
Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, Pullman,
Southern Pacific, Texas & Pacific and
American Locomotive.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BY the Associated Press


LOEDON-Cheerfuin prevailed on the
Stock Exchange today Business was brisk
especially in gold mining issues. oil shares.
and other French favorites which were
higher. Gilt-edsed securities were hestant.
while TRANSATLANTIC issues and industrials
met with support. The market closed firm.
PariS-RenteS closed strong after a
weak start on the BourSe today. Copper
shares also advanced The closing tone
was firm.
Berlin-Scarcity of offerings stifened
prices the Boerse today. especially in
bonds. Quotations closed practically un-
changed.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
ovERsUBsCRIBED QUICKLY

NEW YORK, January Especial D
An offering of S4.3l2 900 State Of
South Carolina AZ per cent State
Highway certificates Of Indebtedness
awarded Friday to a banking group
headed by Lehman Brothers. was
quickly oversubscribed. The certifi-
Gates were offered at prices to yield
from $50 to 4.05 per cent for maturi-
ties ranging from 1912 to 1858.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
STEEL CONTINUES
STEADY ADVANCE
Production Rate Climbs 3K2
More Points to 42Ia
Per Cent.
BY the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, January 7.-Increas-
ing business sent the steel industry's
percentage rate Of production last
week to 421a per cent, 81 points
above the previous week and liz
points above the corresponding period
a year ago, the magazine Steel says.
Production is supported, Steel says,
"by an earlier and much more general
buying movement than at the outset
Of 1884.
Seasonal requirements are begin
ming to appear, particularly in prac-
tically all classiflcations Of agricul-
tural requirements. Public construc-
ton work, held back during the
Winter, is certain to expand shortly.
Specifications from automobile
manufacturers have increased to the
point where mills are deferring de-
nveries. Some sheet mills are faced
with six months capacity production
of cold-rolled material"
One of the biggest gains in demand
last week was in structural shapes,
which rose to 26,883 tons, compared
with 1856 tons the previous week.
Steel says A 10-point rise to As per
cent in tin plate mill operations also
is noted.
Steelmakers, the magazine says, can
see no obstruction to continuing i'm
provement, unless 1t be in difficulties
with labor.
"As operations rise the industry
becomes more exposed to disturb
ance," Steel comments.
Greater activity in foreign steel
production, as well as in the United
States, is also noted. 1T Is reported"
Steel says, that Japan has placed
orders for 100, 900 tons OF steel, mainly
bars, In Germany, and Steels London
correspondent cables that the British
iron and steel industry Is increasingly
active, while steelworks on the Con-
tinent. except in Germany. are start
ing the year slowly"
"Steel'S steelworks scrap composite
is up II cents to $ll.7l on advances
in the Middle West. The iron and
steel price composite Is up cents
to s32.5l, due to scrap. The finished
steel composite holds at $54."
Evening star., 1935-01-07
U. s. TREASURY NOTES.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. January z P.-Foreign
exchange irregular. Great Britain in
dollars others in cents:
Great Britain. demand. 4919s; cables.
mand, e.62ss; cables. $685.. Italy, de-
mand $50; cables. $50.
Demands: Belgium. 1881: Germany.
40.33 Holland. 81 90: Norway, 2470;
Sweden. 25.35: Denmark, 2I.95: Finland,
2.19; Switzerland. 30 .54; Spain. 1873:
Portugal 4;47i2; Greece. 094; Poland,
1902; Czechoslovakia 4 20; Yugoslavia,
2.29l2; Austria. s9Sn Hungary, 30 Son:
Rumania. l,0I q; Argentina. 81 76n: Bra
Hongkong. 1905; Mexico city silver peso. peso.
27.s5; Montreal in New York. 100.37l2;
New York in Montreal, 99.62lz.
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-01-07
TRUST COMPANIES
U. S. TREASURY POSITION,
BY the Associated Press.

The. position Of the Treasury on Janu-
eTyendtuS.s eEy Tss Esse59ss
S2.522, 2,436,017.O1: customs receipts for
the month, So, ,233. .O60.37.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July u +,
$1,ssO,373,577 AZ; expenditures. $685.
S90,239.67 Gncluding Sl.87O.255, ,733 I6
of emergency expenditures): excess Of ex-
SS,245,509,492.45.
Receipts for January 4. 1884 (com-
porable date last year,. $10.641, ,697. .16;
$685.. .976. s45.8 80. customs receipts for the
month. S3,625,153.SS
Receipts for the fiscal year. 81 500, los,
dncluding s1.30O,642. 7OS.24 of emer-
gency expendituTes); excess of expenditures,
81 300. Az ,954.9l; gold assets. $3,202,-
047,065.30.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
CRUDE OIL PRICES.

TULSA, Okla, January R.-Base
crude oil prices:
gravity scale to 81 .0s; North and North
Central Texas: gravity scale to 81 o3:
Arkansas. gravity scale to S1.O3.
Gulf Coast-Louisiana Texas. gravity
scales to S1.12 and Sl.14: West Texas
IPermian basisli 70 cents and Is cents
81 cents and 81 cents
Rocky Mountain area-Salt Creek, Wyo.,
gravity scale to S1.0s.
Eastern area - Pennsylvania grade
(Bradford-Allegany),$ So. 20: same grade in
Southwest Pennsylvania lines. $1.S7; same
In Buckeye lines, S1.72: Corning, S1.32.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
SHOE PRODUCTION LARGE.

NEW YORK, January P).-Ac-
cording to estimates in local trade
circles, shoe production for 1884 ap-
proximated around 353,000.000 pairs.
the highest figure since 1929.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
Estimates Rise Further.

NEW YORK, January tR.-Con-
tinuing the rise Of the last two months
Of 1884, steel output for the current
week was estimated today by the
American Iron e. Steel Institute at
43.4 per cent Of capacity against an
estimated schedule for last week of
1872 per cent. The production rate
was 1927 per cent a month ago and
30.7 per cent q year ago The in
crease over the previous week, one of
the sharpest in the course Of the cur
rent upturn in steel operations, was
AZ points or l0.7 per cent. Current
operations, on the basis Of the esti-
mate, are the highest since last June.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. January Z tP,.-Silver fu-
lures opened easier. January, 81 40b;
March 81 700: May. 55.15b: July. 55.70b;
October. 56.55b: December. 51.15b.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. January z P).-Crude
rubber futures opened irregular, 5 lower
to ! higher. January. 1880; March
13.73-75; May. 13.91-93; July. 14l5-16.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. January 7 R.-Steel prices
per 100 pounds. fob. Pittsburgh: Blue
annsaled sheets. hot rollsd. zoo: galt pa,
rolled. 2.45: steel bars. 1.S0.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Transit 5s-$3, 900 at 80, $1,000
at 90.
National Capital Bank-10 at 80, 5
at 90.
Mergenthaler Linotype-5 at 80.
Evening star., 1935-01-07
BONDS ON THE CURB MARKET
DOMESTIC BONDS.

- dlgn. Low; NO0u
4|:ss$ 4|:ss%s ;# = % =: ss: sss ss ssss ss ss
$;5 A. z$;f IS, m : :; sqIs a. &" &" g.
ADJ ADpaies Sss'Pe Pew e' IS 3d.: 1944 1Sf@ lSta
Asks1s AIS IS FnS 5 Is s. 60: 5s% g g 5s%
AssS AssS fsT ss ss 81 5S':: 5S3: 5s. 81 5S. 5S
ssis ssisn f e "a; 8 IL st. s$ S. : ss: &c
esnasan Can st E Is IS a. i9h i9h: 1911' H.
S:#,ss S:s r. sss ( ): 'ss ~: ~: ss ss
Cent Ariz L&P IS go. 81, 81 81,
Gent Gent = Fow rs s. IS 81. 5l'' 81 81 5
Gent Pw 1t 5s So. 63ia 63l3 63la
Gent Sta Elec 5s As. 2934 2934 2934
Git cn s St p Psi i'1S 5ss g. 3$S ssH sssH 33Sh
sties ehi pnss Service ss s & fS &C., aSS g. aSm
es eit sEy sEy PsS "a 5s 5ss ST. S. Sgm g. ssss.
esn eUm E e. LIS S ss 11555 15t 155 155 1dt 1dd5
Ss#,IS SSs%% e Es'f S Sifs : e.: 1Ss 1Sss s33s
eompsy Com ay e PS5 Is q 49,: a.: g g s.
eGn1 eSm PSTeE PT rs Is Ss S$s lS$s S$ 1Ss Sss
81 6 81 s & ! a. 555 1SS99m ss9Sh ss9Sh 1S9
E%B E%B 5i:s 8 ! i i S s.! a4: e.. 3. g.. g.
Frestone irestoe IN IRE IS i9$s 1855 1852 1885.
Frlorida, psi 5s '54 =. e9's Sa's sass
sssRssS sssRssS s. Is e ss IS: $s $s $s} $s
Gen Mot Acc 5S 80. l02 lO2 1O2
Gen Gen e. p Ut t, 63Ts S Az SO Ss Ss'. s ss*
Glen Alden c As aa65;: s57s s5ls s57s
Grand Gran ? TT u II Is So. "" a6,4 96s4 9o,4
G{alItf Oh Pa IS H.: 1855 1o5as 1853
As%st 5 II a5 IS ~ g i5 Is. A.. $SSa.
iIIins No utii IS 81. 1o$3s 1851 1854
H H ? Pw y & I 5is IS 4 4 "a. 5Sih3 7Si3 7Sh
ii III Px S 8 / / S G. 80: s Ss S s.
F$| F$s F$sns 5" 81 Sss s E g.: ) f.
Intersts Intersts Pw Pw IS Is 5 as as 5s''
1oWs-Mb IoSs:6ny, LP p IS o,61.. 81. s73. sly
Zen otil o'4S 4s. ,033it 1o31144 49, ,03stt
L5bS Lfhsh MeNSL si IS @94$ 4 SS57. 49, &c., S5,s 81
McCord Rad 6s '43: 7sia 7sia 7sia
ManitSsa MAJ. ass Rv 5s 2;ss s. 81: g g Ss g
Min Ms w ES1 s rs 80 7sl GOD: s5 sI ss s. 81
MISS Pw ! It S 81. IN. 5SH 5s,,.
Miss Ry 6s - WV. 9S,s 9sss 9Sss
#SR' NJ #Sn = Y = 55 5 1s sS sSS ssS sS
NarrasaRsett S 3 81: iS43s iS43s iS4Hs
NsSads Nst Rt calif Il IS 2oSS 49, So ss So So Ssss
ny Ns& f5s ERS 81 eSE : s r.: III III RI
ny ny :. J. + 333ss g.: SSls sSH sSsns
An IN HkS kTF =. lSS" e lSS" e 1SSH e
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i Nor ST Stat rs 81: s9s. s9]s s9i..
NSF5RT SSF5Rv e S S s3 60: i" i" i"
oSo oE pos IS $ 60 god 1884,, q 1884,, q 1884, q
9kis 9kIs S 2 g. 3s:: g. sS ss,' gs gs,'
Pac G&E 41ss F so. 1915 l9l,,s loll,s
Pa G P&L 4i2s ~. s6!s s6l4 s67s
Pa P & IS %. 93i2 a317 9312
Penn Elec As II F.. 1874 1914 1914
Pen o 5l2s B So. 62o4 60 62a4
Pen W&P 4i2s B 6S.. 7394 1914 1874
Penn W&P 5S 40. 90l4 80 90X
Poore & Co 6s 80. 80. 10034 9934 1OO3s
Pot Ed 412s F '61... "a 81 81
Pot Eds IS E SO. -. 1OO14 1OO4 1904
Pub Ser " 6s ctf.... 11S lis 11S
N Ill 5s SO. ..... 93 93 93
s Ill 4l2s 'S0... S3ls S31s S3s
III 4l2s 81. 1924 S2ss s2ss
PS No III Gas G 81. 1851 1854 10512
P S N Ill 612s H so. 100l2 100h 10012
Pb s Ok IS D '57. 9412 "a 941z
Pg P&L 512s A 40. 81 5634 81
Pug P&L IS c 80. 81 54 81
Pg PAL 412s so D.. 51ss 51z STA
Safe H Wa 41as '79.. 107lz 107 10712
st L G & C 6s A.. SA SH Sl4
San An PS 5s B S.. 92A 92A 92A
Seattle 1t IS '4o.. 2924 29s4 2924
Evening star., 1935-01-07
new YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, January z UT.-Nsw
York Security Dealers Association:
tQuotations as Of IL o'clock)
RANKS
Evening star., 1935-01-07
AFTER CALL.

Potomac Electric 51a% pfd.-10 at Ill,
10 at Ill, 10 at Ill.
La opinión., 1935-05-09

scpar6 de la puerta y quiso tre-
par por la escetilla para subir
sobre cubierta-
Pero u no habia salvado ell
primer peldano, cuando ~aparecit
Jhon.
M~agdalena dio un paso atras,
Sc replego sobre ST misma, Y bus
CO con Ia vista algo que pudiera
arpararla en- aquel trance.
Jhon avanzo dos pasos mas.
ST me amas, dijo, no me i'm
porta MORN.
Magdalena ~retrocedio, sintio que
una llamarada de fuego nublaba
sus ojcs, y temia mas que nunca
desmayarse, porque Ell desmayo era
su mucrte.
Entonccs grito, pidio auxilio,
pero gil voz moria confundida Q
el estruendo Gle la tempestad.
FL buque Sc hundia, serpentea-
ba ell rayo, seguia bramando ell
trueno, y equel horrendo concier-
to de rugidos, woes y lamentoF,
.enia mucha semejanza con ell
caos.
Cuantas wees quiso huir, otras
tantas 10 cerro ell paso Jhon.
SECURE de realizar su infame y
hSrbaro rroyecto, ayanzo sobre ella
hasta cogerla una mano.
Entire tanto, ell perro ladraha
iuriosamente dentro del camarotc.
como 81 sospeohara ell peligro Ell
nue su ana Sc enc5ntraba. Como
81 yier.to habia cerrado la puerta,
! DO podia salir.
La opinión., 1935-05-09

Por la noche Sc encerro como dc
costumbre, apoyo la cabeza sobre
in almohada en- que reposaba 81
hijo, y pens6 en- Anselmo.
Ell cansancio la vencio un POGO;
pero aun no Sc habia dormido COM
rletamente, cuando sintio sobre
cubierta un estrepito espantoso:
VIC iluminarse Ell camarote por Ia
cardena luz de los relampagos,
oyo rodar ell trueno, bramar Ell
yiento al cruzar entire las j~arcias
y las drizas, crujir las velas y
rugir sordamente Ell o~leaje: ell
tonces Sc irgui6 temblando, Sc
abrazo con una mano a su hijo,
interim SO apoyaba con la otra,
crey6 Dir ruido de pisadas por Ia
escotilla que conducia a su depar-
tamento, y grandes golpes por n
Gina.
La borrasca no lie era tan temi-
Bile como la presencia de Jhon.
POGO despues vacilo ell buque.
Magdalena do un grito, abraz5
desesperadamente a su hiio y abrio
In puerta.
Tenfa la ~seguridad de que Jhon
Sc hal:aria sohre cubierta.
La CONSERVATION era espantosa:
ell bugue Sc hundia como absor-
Dido por las corrientes submari-
mas: crecia ell estrepito, y la tri-
pulaci6n habia tenido que dividir-
sc en- dos bandos; n que corrla
por las hachas para derribar los
ralos en- case necesario, y ell Ill
timo, que, invadiendo todas las
La opinión., 1935-05-09

escotillas, Sc precipitaba en- la
todega con objeto de ren,dngar la
estiya.
Los Marines entraron en- aque
la, y la clara luz de los faroles
que l.evaban Ell las manos Sc de
rram6 por todos los angulos de
aquel sombrio departamento.
De repente oyeron un critic.
Sc detuvieron a pesar de su
sturdimiento y de gu prisa.
-iAhi va no me conoceis, ca
maradas, dijo una 0 debil, pero
energica.
Y al n.ismo tempo Sc vic sur
g.r de entire las pipas y los ba-
rifles, que la borrasca habia roto
y derribado, III hombre flaco y
eytenuado por ell hambre.
-iSimon Pascuall balbucearor
todos q la vez.
-Habeis llegado a tempo, dijo
el grumete.
Y en- seguida pregunto:
-iY la sonora del captain An
selma?
Las cabezadas del buque parali-
aaron en- boca de los marineros Ia
r~espuesta.
Ell peligro era inminente.
All reponerse del susie y esfor-
zarse para guitar ell aqua que ha-
cia Ell buque, oyeron un segundc
critic.
;Quien 10 habia lansado? Mag
dalena.
En- a~quellos nlomentos de desc
lacion, de sspanto. de agonia, -
La opinión., 1935-05-09
OTRO RECORD BATIO AVER.

do subio al autom6vil todavfa lie.
vaba los tirantes del ~paracaidas.
Al posar para los fotografos, su.
bida a I'm automovil coupe. con los
pies sobre la rueda trasera, soste-
MIA en- los brazos I'm gran ramo de
flores que lie manGo ell Liceneiado
Emilio Portes Gil. Secretario de Re
laciones Exteriores de Mexico.
Cuando Sc lie dijo que ell tempo
que habfa hecho en- ell vuelo fue de
IA horas g minutes so segundos, co
mento:
me hubiera gustado haberlo he
cho en- menos tempo.
Luego dijo que habia eneontrado
muchas nubes en- cast TODD ell ca
mino, teniendo que volar a 5000
pies de altura. Todo, 10 que comic
IN ell canine fue un sandwich de
gallina Y jugo &c tomato.
POGO despues de las II de la no.
che. Mr.. y Mrs. Putnam salieron pa
ra Nueva York a bordo de un au-
tomovil.
La opinión., 1935-05-09

nerse ante ell dolor de una madre
y de nj esposa que solo contaba
con sus lagrimas,
Magdalena languidecia bajo ell
peso abrumador de sus recuerdos,
y asi como ell martir Sc abraza a
una cruz para morir, Y Ell heroe
a una bandera, ella era madre =
sc abrazaba a su hijo.
Pero cuando M~agdalena busca-
la a Anselmo 0 10 llamaba desde
Ell fondo de su a Ina, no lie respon-
dia Anselmo, sine Jhon.
Sus miradas la herfan como nos
here Ia luz cuando tenemos fie-
bre, Y cuanto mas las esquivaba
y las rehuia, tanto mas cerca las
nallaba.
5Estaba Jhon siempre tenaz-
mente flo en- Magdalena? Tai vez
no; pero era tanto ell horror que
Ia inspiraba y tan intense Ell mic
10 que sentfa, que no habia punto
EN- que no creyese verle obcesado,
amenazador, iracundo, hrindandola
con la seduction o con la muerte.
Magdalena temia, gritaba, Sc
refugiaba en- su camarote, cerraba
IA puerta, Sc tapaba los ojos o
las manos; pero John, inmovil,
con la provocaci6n en- la sonrisa y
81 vertigo en- los ojos, estaba ALI.
Entonces subia sobre cubierta,
b1scaba amparo en- Ell cielo, mira
ia a todas parties, Sc convencia de
su soledad v sus quimeras; pero
! no habia momento en- que no Sc lie
H 1890
La opinión., 1935-05-09
(Sioue de Ia Ia. Psg.)

y meterla al automovil. y para ces
pistar a la multitud sc subio 81 6
otro caro-. Pero pronto fue descu-
hierta la maniobra. y los espectad
res dieron alcance al caro- que con
ducia a la heroina del magnis.co
yuelo.
Miss Earhart fue completamente
rodeada y estruJada por sus admit
radores, sin perder su buen humor,
aunque su esposo sc indigno POI IL
in~sistencia de la multitue de april
sionar a la aviatriz. Por fin la po-
licfa logro discoveries hacienda uso
de sus garrotes, y a~briendoles paso
nasta ell edificio del aeroplei o.
Putnam do %entonces sehas de
fatiga, dejando caer la cabeza y
echando un brazo al cuello de su
esposo, pero todavia sonriente TN
tanto histerica.
La opinión., 1935-05-09
LOS MUERTOS

Guiteras, Carlos Aponte, ex-ayu-
dante del e~xtinto General SANDING,
de Nicaragua, y e~x-soldado enezo
lano. un official naval, ell Corporal
Fernandez. Los heridos: Antonio
Perez, en- estado de gravedad; Emil
lilo Pillar. de Honduras; Rafael y
Crespo Tamayo.
Los %prisioneros fueron Concep-
cion valdivieso Giraud, rubia Gu
bana, quien secdn la po'icia estu-
vo complicada en- ell plagio del mi
lIonario FalIa; lomara o~haIlarans,
y once guiteristas mas. Nueve hom-
bres resultaron sacramento heridos.
Sc cree que la bella rubia' cap
turada sera juzgada por una corte
marcial y sentenciada a muerte.
La opinión., 1935-05-09
la sombra fatidica de

presentase la sombra fatidica de
Jhon.
Este, despues de agotar todo
linaje de cinicas promesas, Sc ha-
bia encerrado en- un silecio profun-
do.
FL instaba, ella resistia; Ell pro-
meta, ella rechazaba; y Ell este
tremendo pugilato de la debi!idad
contra la fuerza, del cinismo corr
ira la virtud, de la desesperacion
contra la honra, era muy facil
suponer que Magdalena sucumbie-
Sc.
Va no lie quedaba otro recurso
contra las amenazas de John que
Ia perpetual vigilancia de 81 mis-
ma.
Para clio Sc encerraba de dia
en- su camarote, Sc despertaba de
nochc al menor ruido, Y aquella
falta de tranquilidad y de descan-
&c debilitaba sus fuerzas.
John entire tanto Sc centuplica-
ba, Sc mostraba tenaz como un
domcnte, y ayanzaba hasta hacer
impossible toda resistencia.
En- ell buque no iban otros pa
s%ajeros que la t~ripulacion.
Y la tripulaci6n era esclava dc
Ia tiranfa del captain.
En- este estado Magdalena he
bia pasado muchos meses, que lc
parecieron siglos, de perpetuo So
b~resalto.
Faltaba IN dia para llegar al
puerto.
Pero ella 10 ignoraba
La opinión., 1935-05-09
TRANQUILOS PLEBISCI.
TOS EN- COLIMA

CoLlMA, Col, Mayo S.-(Exclu-
sivo). va Sc e~fectuaron los pie
biscitos para designar candidate a
Gobernador. reinando absolute tran
quilidad en- TODD ell Estado, pues
las fuerzas federales tomaron toda
clase de medidas a fin de evitar
incidentes penosos.
Ell Comite Pro-Carrillo Torres In
forma que su candidate fue ell que
triunfo, pero a ciencia exacta no
Sc sabe NADIA, pues adn no han lle-
gado datos precisos acerca de la
votacion.