davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-10-27
INFORME DE RELACIONES SOBRE
Los ACUERDOS DE LA LIGA

cluDAp DE MEXICO, octubre
s1.-(Por Correo).-La Secretarfa
de Relaciones proporciono Ell ST.
guiente boletin:
la Secretaria de Relaciones Ia
sido informada por su r~epresentan
te ante la Liga de las Naciones de
que ell Comite de los Dieciocho. en-
ell cual figura Mexico y que opor-
tunamente quedo autorizado por
la asamblea, acepto la proposition
nnmero dos (s'endo la primera ell
embargo de armas). relativa a las
siguientes medidas financieras que
cada gobierno debe tomar en- con-
ira de Italia:
La opinión., 1935-10-27
iMPEDIR;

1. -Prestamos directos o indi-
rectos al gobierno italiano y subs
cripc'on de emprestitos que dicho
gobierno emita.
2. Otorgamiento de creditos
hancarios destinados directa o in
directamente al gobierno i~taliano.
s.-Concesi6n de prestamos des-
tinados d'recta o indirectamente n
colectivtdades p1hlicas, personals
ffsicas o morales establecidas en-
ell territorio italiano. nj s%ubscrip-
ci6n de emprestitos que emitan.
4-Otorgam'ento de crfditos ban
carlos O de otra clase. destinados n
colectividades pGblicas v personals
ffsicas O morales establecidas en-
| Italia. asi como anticipos de cuen-
tas en- descuhierto, etc.
s. Emlsiones de %acciones u
| otras formas de aportacion de ca
p'tal en- beneficio de colectivida-
des p1blicas o personals ffsicas o
morales establecidas en- Italia.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
MUERE Ell JEFE
DE LA AVIACION
E N COLOMBIA
in accidente avionistico.
Sc abre una minuciosa
Investigation

NUEvA YORK, octubre "a. -
Por muchos amos actuo en- esta
ciudad ell senior German olano,
uuien a la edad de veintiocho amos
ocupo, honrandole, ell cargo de
Consul General de la Repnblica
de Colombia en- Nueva York.
Hombre quito. de atletica con-
textura v dotado de los mas e
leyantes dotes de cab~allerosidad,
supo en- TODD momento servir a su
patria con TODD amor. o toda
honradez Y con dinamismo admi-
rable, propio de la edad del "joven
viejo", como alguien 10 ~conceptua-
ra.
Durante ell conflicto entire Co
lombla Y Perd. p~rovocado por las
desmedidas amh'ciones del extin-
to DICTATOR Sanchez Cerro. fue
German Olano en- ell extarnjero.
=, quien con mayor efectividad sir
vic a su patria.
! Intimamente conocfamos de sus
labores; dfa tras dfa permanerfa
| Olano en- sus oficinas desde horas
bien ten pranas en- la mahana has
ia bien entrada la noche. Termi-
nadas sus activ'dades propias Gel
cargo que ocupaba. German Sc
preparaha para servir a su patria
en- ell frente de comhate. Y asf es-
tudiaha. asesorado por preclaros
expertos, ell arte de la aviacion
militar.
Fue en- medic de aquel conflic-
to, cuando German Olano. impul-
sado por su fiero pa'riotismo. de-
is Ell alto cargo que ocupaba-de-
seado Y ambic'onado por tantos-
para ingresar en- una Academia de
Aviaci6n Militar en- Estados Uni
dos, en- dohde en- corto tempo OBJ
tuvo su diploma como photo, y
veinticuatro horas mas tarde, par
tia en- avi6n ell nuevo Tenlente
Olano hac'a Colombia. IN donde sc
presento listo para ofrecer su vi
da en- defensa de La patria man.
, ciliada.
Sus dotes singularisimos de or
ganizador effective. su terreo ca
racter, su improstituible morali-
dad. m~erecieron la ~atencion de
quien e~ntonces ascendfa al poder
en- Colombia, y asf, ell Presidente
Alfonso Lopez lie encomendaha Ia
delicada tarea de dlrigir la Avia-
ci6n tanto civil como militar.
El porvenir de German Olano
era envid,able: jamas hombre dc
SUI edad hahfa obtenido tantos y
tan resonantes triunfos. y du'za
este fue ell motive de que desper-
tara envidias irnominiosas en- ele-
mentos cobardes que jams sc
I a%trevieron a atacarlo frente a
frente.
Fl cable nos anuncfa gu muer-
to en- un accidente de aviaci6n. en-
ell que perdieron la vida otras cua
tro personals. Sc dice que Sc han
alberto amplias investigaciones pa
ra descuhrir al responsible de es-
to tnexplicable Academic. y Sc
anuncian sosperhas sohre determi-
nadas personals enemigas del 10
ven Jefe de la Aviaci6n Colon
biana. Todo hace pensar que Ger.
man Olano, ell gran Patricia Co.
lombiano. ha sido vfctima de una.
de esas incarficables tramas.
La perdida de German olano
mas que sus amigos fntimos. e,
Colombia quien la dehe de llorar
Colombia ha perdido I'm gran pa
triota.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
1Ot-
NUEVE HrpInnS EN- UN
ACCIDENTE

ClUOAD DE MEXICO. Oct. 26.
-(Exclusivo).-Hoy a la una me-
dia de la tarde Sc registro en- la
tercera Gale de Manuel Doblado, un
gravfs'mo a~ccidente al chocar un
canton contra I'm poste e incen-
diandose en- seguida, habiendo re-
sultado ell chofer j. Pillar Villegas,
ell cobrador y siete pasajeros con
gravislmas quemaduras.
Al chocar, sc produjo un corto
circuito en- ell CAIRO. habiendo afec-
tado al tanque de la gasolina, Ia
que Sc incendio Embellishments.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
pRoHiBiR:

6.-Operaciones comprendidas en-
los incisos uno a cinco. 10 mismo
directamenie que 81 sc efectnan
por Intermediates de c%ualquier
nacionalidad.
Los gohiernos a quienes Sc han
communicate las sanciones anterio-
res deben dar a conocer a la Liga
de las Naciones. a la mayor bre-
vedad possible, las medidas que to-
men, a fin de cumplir con aque-
las.
FL senior licenciado jose Angel
Ceniceros. Su~bsecretario de Rela-
La opinión., 1935-10-27

clones Encargado del Despacho. Ia
estado conunicando personalmen-
te, de n detallada. todas es-
tas informaciones al senior Presi-
den,e de In Rep1bliea. auien 81
siryio acordar que Ell mlsmo Sc
FOR iicenciado ceniceros. en- cola
boracion con Ell licenciado Eduar-
do Suarez. secretario de Hacien-
da. estudlen Ia forma de cue Me-
xieo pueda eumplir desde luege
efieazmente las sanclones impues-
tas".
La opinión., 1935-10-27

las boticas, Sc han vendt1O va mas
de IS 900 tubos solo en- Los Angeles
Este es un alto tribute a su ef"ctiSi-
dad Compre I'd IN tuho hoy on 81
botIra Escriba Didiendo el ibro gra-
tbs del Or Kammann sobre Ia En-.
fermPdAdes del ReCto. q ytsite u OIL
para que ie haga un EXAMEN
gr Ills ~ Ir Kammann personalmen-
te EstarIone su auto gratis en- sl9
s Hi ~ tfrRnis p Nav 20 Or
II + Kamnann 81 u Dept L"
Sl5 South Hill st. los Angeles. Calf
La opinión., 1935-10-27

uAcePTE ESTE LIeRo oRNris'l

n lbr II / KAN
mann Esprriaii~ta
H. ~pntsrinrdairs del
rrcto ha atsudtdo q
mil ares de .nfsrnins
iuranie Q anus FL
.IIr II + Kammann
usa la pm ADA p.
e nara las A%lfnnrra-
mas, en- los trata-
mientos que apllra
IN sus ofirinas v "a
~r-r0nilenda como Ia
iein- pfDMApA pa
ra aliviar las dolo-
rosas lrritariones
causs las por as
A~lmorranas En- el
poco TEMPO que lie
u .WA.EIa m
La opinión., 1935-10-27

Bruselas, Be gica.
Mi querido compaiero y fino
am'@o:
Sincera satisfaction he expert
mentado al recibir sus tarjetas
rostales. y ahora es mayor por
tratarse de su siempre grata de
fecha II de OCT bre ult'mo, que
tengo ell placer de c~ontestar.
LIE dirigi una carta a Espana
Y me extraha que nuestro Con
sui no Sc la haya e%ntregado o re-
axpedido en- cas- de que va hui
be a listed salido de ALI.
Ne comr'ace sobre manera sa-
Der las atenciones de que sc lie
ha hecho obieto en- la heroica Bel
gica, las que sin duda han venido
a redundar en- grande beneficio
para usted V mS- tide pal > nues-
ira Patria, dandole oportunida-
des para acapara, grandes como
Unnientos relac.onados con ese
simpatico y abnegado Ejercito.
Mucho lie ag1adezco 81 aten-
ci6n, pero de momento NADIA Sc
me ofrece de Dor ALA, y solo lie
ruego Sc digne enviarme por CO.
rreo, express o por la via mas
rapida ell regalito va comprado,
pues temo que sc arrecie la bru-
jez y vaya a emoenarse en- no
llegar a mis- manos.
Aunuue por aqui estamos muy
alambicados. 81 en- alguna cosa
podemos serle titles, diganoslo
con la confianza acostumbrada,
en- la seguridad de que siempre
estaremos dispuestos a hacer cual-
uuier sacrificio para correspondent
a su llamado.
Armada recibi6 sus saludos con
ell MAYOR gusto y me recomienda
lie envie un fuerte abrazo.
De mi parte reciba mi grande
carino y un sincere y afectuoso
: o. Oral. Hector I. Armada.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
EsnantOsOs CrmeneS COmetidOS en- VeracruZ
Lo Unico que Ouedo

La ohimenea De Ia saia Zoe TODD 10 aue qued6 como
yestigio de una mansion residential Que lucia 81 hermo-
sura sobre las laderas ds AtadaHa. barfHdas pof sofat m
cendio que estal6 en- 81 monte asanxande sobre Il eludad.
Foto l. / NEWS
La opinión., 1935-10-27

Mi querido compahero y fino
am go:
No hay como conocer ell lado
flaco de las personals; apenas
anuncie que me proponia ~llevarle
un buen regalo y va he tenido ell
gusto de VERNE favorecido con
una larga carta suya. ST son ne
cesarlos esta clase de ofrecimien-
tos para que vuelva a escribirme,
puede contar con todos los rega-
los que Sc lie ocurran; pero no
me exija que Sc los envie por
correo porque listed sabe los RES
Cos a Que Sc exponen. Acuerdese
de que no Dor mucho madrugar
amanece mas temprano y por tan
La opinión., 1935-10-27
saludo de su amigo y compahero
que 10 quiere.
EUGENIO MARTINEZ
(Firmado)

Bruselas, febrero 81 de 1926
Sr. Oral. Eugenio Martinez
Jefe de la Guarnicion
de la Plaza
Mexico, D. F.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

PQMADA ALABADA
poy un Especiahsta Alivia. sans las
5oiornsas irrItacIores eausadas por las
La opinión., 1935-10-27
General de Division
Eugenio Martinez
Particular

Mexico, D. F.
dic.emble 10 de 1925
Sr. Oral. de Div.
Franc % R. Serrano
Bruselas, Be gica.
Mi querido compahero y fino
am'ro:
Evening star., 1935-09-08
THIS WEEK

I'm glad we ran out of holes when
we did" said Little. The doctor is one
of the finest sportsmen ever played"
With three amateur championships
under his belt. Little went over TO
Scotland in June and tried his skill
in the British Open against the best
professionals and amateurs in the
world Lawson took fourth place, with
289, only six strokes behind the win
ncr That performance. in his first
British Open, marks Little as one Of
the best players in the world.
Evening star., 1935-09-08

Yet he has the dissatisfaction OF the
conscientious artist. My drives are
not going true" he said when he got
off the ship in New York. and on his
way home he consulted Tommy
Armour. ID. G.. - Doctor of Golf -
and brought them back to shape
But will he win his second American
crown now? Possibly - yes. probably.
Still. we cannot forget the hundred
little things that contribute to the
glorious uncertainty. And - gowf is
humblin' game,
Evening star., 1935-09-08

- and here in his hand was its simple
secret.
The label bore the words Peroxide
of Hydrogen"
MA 'amselle," he said at last
gently. Il guess my task is ended"
Without a sign, her eyes on his,
standing almost against him. her left
hand darted to his hip, came away
with his own gun pointed at him. She
leaped back
Not by long sight!' she snapped,
mot while I'm alive! Dorien! Le-
Faver! | give thepost to you in case /
never return! Care for everything -
for me! Don't let this man get hold of
horse or cancer She flung her long
body in the laws own saddle, caught
the loose rein in her free hand.
But food. Ma'amselle"' Dorien
cried, agonized. How will you live?
How will you survive? Let me bring
you food" With the anguish of his
devouring love he caught her stirrup,
raised his adoring eyes.
Ma amselle smiled with dry lips.
The Indians will see to that" she
said, ''for the children l saved last
winter"
lie bon Dieu grant,. the trapper
said and fell away from her horse. She
swung him away at an instant leap
toward the north.
Courageous" Conwell muttered
to himself, unconsciouoly, adept
with arms! A gun-man's mollr'
Conwell of the Mounted made, on
foot, for the nearest trapper's cabin,
but that was weary two days trip.
He rested an hour at midday. ate
sparingly, drank of the bright river
water. At dusk he made what meagre
camp he could. building small fire for
company, spreading his blanket pres
entity to watch the stars and think.
And it was here. at dusk of that
first day, that his keen ears caught the
far faint sound of horses feet on the
shingle by the stream.
He leaped up, looked that way, and
stood rooted to the spot, his lips open.
His own good horse was coming at
tired fox-trot, behind it led horse and
in its saddle the figure of woman in a
gay silk shirt.
Ma'amselle Sandra rode up and
smiled at him. From holster at her
hip she tossed him back his gun.
Your prisoner, Msieu," she said
shortly. II couldn't do it to you. 1t
would ruin you - unarmed, afoot,
outwitted - by woman.
You see. for the first time in many
sordid years have been woman,
only woman, not "a gun-man's
mol. This sweet life here" she looked
away down Deer River in the twilight,
''the trappers. the Indians, the little
children - they have changed me,
M'sieu. And then you came. and for
the first time, too. seemed to see
man as he was meant to be in the
beginning not like those whom I
had known.
The money that bought the post
of course was not mine, really,
though / reasoned that life should
give me something since it had so
pitifully cheated me. The man l
stuck by i married him at seven
teen, for love. The love soon died
when / knew him as he was.
But l had said for better or for
worse and Il stuck by.
THAT is all. Now take me back.
But" once more she looked down the
shadowed river, 'the year has been
worth it. 1t is worth it now to leave
behind a - friend"
For a long time Conwell of the
Mounted stood and looked at her.
When he spoke his low voice had
strangely deepened.
For what time must be given
and what a man can do to get it
Evening star., 1935-09-08
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Coming
Next ISSUE
LONE NIGHT In ALCIERS"
BY james Francis D,ryer

An American girl, tired of
civilization and a certain un-
romantic young man, misses
her ship and spends a night in
mysterious, barbaric Algiers.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
HONEY O'BRIEN''
BY Salisbury Field

A story of the power of the
press "a PA" a prince and
a parade all play their parts in
skyrocketing a chorus girl to e
success.
Evening star., 1935-09-08
ssJONESEY'S STEP-DAUCHTER'
BY Ens Tuily

Janet Gaynor is known
wherever movies are shown;
Harry Jones was just another
"Jonesey." But he pushed his
step-daughter on to fame.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, May 10 .N.sD.-cop-
per buying abroad today continued in
3air volume with the price range firm
at $40 to $50 cents per pound, c. /. f.
Hamburg, Havre and London, the high
@st level since June, 1884.
Domestic sales Thursday totaled 1850
Cons, which brought the total for the
nnonth to approximately $4,000 tons.
World copper stocks at the end of
April stood at 5s5,2oO TONS a gain of
800 tons, it was reported by the copper
Institute. United States stocks declined
$4,000 tons to $4,000.
Lead demand today continued heavy
at $50 to 3.95 cents per pound, New
York, and 3.75 cents East st. Louis, un-
changed from the range established
Thursday.
Prime western slab Zinc held firm at
4.25 cents per pound, East st. Louis,
with demand quiet. The miners .s strike
with the points at issue still unclarified:
A rise in ore prices is held imminent II
the strike continues much longer. as 1t
has already changed from buyers to
m0llera market.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
COTTON STAGES
MILD RALLY

NEW YORK, May 10 Q.NS).
The Cotton market started slight
recovery from low levels as sup
port developed on the way down,
but closed off with losses running
to a maximum of so cents a bale
nevertheless.
The trade and Liverpool in
creased purchases and the Contin.
ent and locals continued to buy as
prices dipped to more attractive
levels. Commission house selling
was augmented by liquidation
from the South and Wall Street.
May closed at 11.99, off 4; July,
1904, off 8; October, 11.84, off z:
December, 11.s9, off s; January,
11.95, off S, and March, 1877, off
10 points.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
Safe Deposit Men
Meet Wednesday

The regular monthly meeting
Of the safe deposit section Of the
District of Columbia Bankers AS
ISOLATION will be held on Wednes'
day evening, May %, at 8
o'clock in the board room Of the
American Security and Trust
Company.
The report Of the nominating
committee presenting the names
of candidates for membership on
the Executive Council for the
year 1885 will be made. The
election will take place ct the
June meeting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
Volume Yesterday
100000 Shares

Name and
High Low Dividend Rate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
WHEAT PRICES
DOWN SHARPLY

CHICAGO, May 10 G.N.s0.
liberal rains in the Southwest
last night resulted in general sell
ing of wheat here early, prices
dropping almost 112c before buy
ing on resting orders checked the
decline.
Corn fell a cent in sympathy
with wheat, but recovered slightly
later.
Near mid-session wheat was 70
to 1c off, corn u to Ac off. oats
~ to hc off and rye u to 24c off.
Relative firmness at Liverpool,
the market closing % to 5s pence
off, was ignored here. Winnipeg
wheat was 20 to ssc off at mid
session.
Estimated CARROTS here we're:
Wheat, IA; corn, 113, and oats q.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18

with Anaconda and Kennecott
suffering fractional losses.
General Motors and Chrysler
were weak, losing nearly a point
each, but the motor equipment
shares including Briggs & Borg
Warner gave a good account Of
themselves.
Utilities were weighed down by
heaviness in Consolidated Gas
and Public Service.
Johns Manville was offered in
the building shares losing more
than a point. American Radiator
declined moderately.
Chemicals, aviations, food, and
specially shares moved down.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK, May IS G.N.s.).-A last
minute squirt in activity on the cotton
goods market yesterday brought sales
for a week, characteristically dull. to
elightly in excess of production levels.
Prices firmed on the increased activity
and one or two constructions advances
were put through and goods sold on that
basis. The bulk Of sales were for June
and July. although a few mills were dis
posing of holdings into August.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18

that Mr.. Roose-
welt will smil-
ingly approve.
This is one
of the most dis.
turbing devel-
op m e hts out
side the money
a n d banking
field. That the
S t ock market
could boil up.
in the face Of
such a meas
ure, shows how
subject things
are today to
thn short rim
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18

to the sidelineS
to gauge effects
of the Presi-
dents on u S
message.
Rails were
distinctly Sof t
as Union Pa
cific, New York
Central. South
e1n Pacific and
other rece n t
faVo r ! t e S SUI
fered losses run
ming to a point.
Coppers also
were offered in
fair volu m e,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
WAGNER LABOR
BILL CALLED
ONE-S|DED
BY LEWIS HANEY
professor Of Economics, New
York University

The Wagner laboE' dispute bill
has passed the Senate by large
majority, and all indications are
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18

~ Zonite Products. 39S 315 31z- II
CaD Optional stock cash. (O) Partly
stock and cash a. n1ra in stock e. Pstd IN Isss
latest payment (hl Payable In stock tmI Special
Paid this (ww) With warrant& (IwI WithOU'
vorrant9 ("I Ex-dividond. Bx-rtRb'A
The United States shipped 10 per cent of the
total imports of tinplate by Mexico during 1884,
the Commerce Department reports.
This figure was 1920 tons, as compared with
1885 tons in 1888. Mexico imported 1920 tons
of tinplate in 1884, as compared with 9,377 tons
in the preceding year.
World gold production in March totaled $780,
900 fine ounces against 2,147,000 in February,
the American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports.
U. 8. production was 100000 ounces, against
100000 in the previous month, while Canadian
output came to $4,000 ounces, against 100000.
Employment was up So per cent in paint in
dustry for March 1885, and payrolls up 118 per
cent, compared to March 1884. Increases in en-
ployment as well as payrolls are reported from
the mill work industries and the brick and tile
industries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-18
MARKET EASES
AS TRADERS
HESITATE
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, May 10 G.N.SJ.
Stocks turned soAC vooay as trad
erS took their profits and turned
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-05-10

3. The general nature Of the business
Of the corporation is and viii be the
engaging in and carrying on of a
general garage business, including the
dispensing of gasoline. oils, tires, and
sundry related products, the selling of
automobiles, trucks, tractors, and re-
lated products, the acquiring and hold
ing by lease or purchase of real estate
and other property necessary for the
carrying on of said business, and the
transferring, mortgaging. and selling of
such real estate, lease hold interests, or
other property, necessary for the carry
ing on of said business, and the per-
forming of all other acts which may be
incidental TO the carrying on Of said
garage business
4. The registered Office of the cor
poration is located at BOB East Sheridan
Street, in the City of Ely, County of st.
Louis, and State of Minnesota.
S. The names and post Office ad-
dresses of each of the incorporators are:
Anton Slabodnik, BOB East Sheridan
Street, Ely, Minnesota.
Joe Perko, 303 East Sheridan Street,
Ely, Minnesota.
w. c. Carlson, BIB East Sheridan
Street, Ely, Minnesota.
H. j. Dillon, 303 East Sheridan Street.
Ely, Minnesota
6. The names and post Office ad-