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The Washington times., 1935-09-30
YOUR CONSTITUTION
A Series of Short, Clear and Illuminating ArtIcLe'
On the Constitution of the United States
By JOHN FRANCIS NEYLAN
ARTICLE SEVEN
ARTICLE SEVEN


Bv the other articles of the Bill of Rights, the
American people decreed that in time of peace, no
soldier should be quartered in any house without
the consent of the owner.
That the people should be secure in their persons,
houses and paper against unreasonable searches
and seizures, and that their homes should not be
invaded without warrant of law; that no person
should be deprived of lfe liberty or property with
out due process OF law.
That person accused of crime had right to
public trial by jury, and to be confronted by his
accusers, and to be defended by counsel
These rights, of inestimable value to the ordinary
man and woman, had all been won through CEN
turies of progress in the fight to establish the
equality of human beings
TAKEN AS WHOLE, THESE RIGHTS,
ENUMERATED IN THE CONSTITUTION AND
FREE MEN FROM SLAVES OR CHATTELS.
THEY ARE A DEFINITION OF WHAT IS
MEANT BY LIBERTY.
The Ninth and Tenth amendments are eloquent
on the subject of the determination of the people
to impose upon their public servants limitations
which were to be binding.
In the Ninth and Tenth amendments, the people
decreed three things:
Q) That the officeholders were the servants and
the people the masters
(2) That the officeholders were to attend to cer~
tain duties prescribed for them in the manner pre-
scribed
(3) That the officeholders were to do nothing,
directly or indirectly, to curtail the great human
rights which the people intended should be per-
petuated, or to exercise any power that was not
expressly delegated to them. These two articles
negatived for all time, in the United States of
America, any theory of the head Of the State, or
officeholders granting anything to the people.
By inescapabe implication, all such doctrines
the divine right of kings, or of the people being
chattels of the State or subject to the will whim
of politicians, was emphatically negatived
THE NIMBLEST MIND CANNOT FIND IN
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES A VESTIGE OF WARRANT FOR THE
ATTITUDE UPON THE PART OF AN OFFICE
HOLDER EXEMPLIFIED BY AN INFORMAL
PUBLIC DECREE THAT HE HAS DECIDED
TO GIVE THE INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
AND MILLIONS OF WAGE-EARNERS AND
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS AND INVEST
ORS OF THE UNITED STATES A BREATH
ING SPELL" FROM HOSTILE AND DESTRUC-
TIVE LEGISLATION AND FROM THE RUIN
GUS MEDDL1NG AND PROVOCATIVE AC-
TIONS BY INNUMERABLE INCOMPETENT
BUREAUCRATS.
Nor is there authority in the Constitution or in
tradition, for the President of the United States
to arrogate to himself the right to tell the people
what the future intention of the Congress is.
The people hired their congressional servants
Independently, and for the express purpose of
Continued on Page 2, COL p
n
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
GUFFEY BILLS
PASSAGE NEAR

The Guffey coal bill, football Of
constitutional lawyers and a meas
ure which even New Deal legal
experts refuse to sanction, will be
taken up by the House Ways and
Means Committee today, with pros
poets of passage later in the week.
President Roosevelt, actively be-
hind the proposal, has informed
the United Mine Workers it is on
his must" list.
A subcommittee has altered the
bill considerably from the form
submitted at the beginning of the
session.
One new provision calls for a
future study of submarginal and
inefficient mines. rather than
their inclusion in the Little
NRA" plan.
The bituminous coal commits
sion would have five members-of
which none would be allowed to
have coal interests. The original
bill called for two operators, two
workers, and five representing the
public interest.
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out Of every thousand human be-
ings are that way. Is Mr.. Baer
the thousandth?
II Duce a psychopathic case?
Again, aren't we all? We all
have some mania, some. phobia,
according to psychologists.
Mr.. Baer's psychosis centerS
around Mussolini. He suffers Sc
we're dysphoria at the thought of
II Duce.
MuSsolini is man of action.
Sedentary people don't like that
type. European politicos admit
grudgingly that Benito is smart
and forceful statesman and leader
and fairly sane.
In my childish cerebellum. II
Duce is no superman, no Zarathu-
Stra, beyond right or wrong.
MISSY is human and fallible and
has made many mistakes. How
ever, believe in giving the devil
his dues.
Benito has done wonderful
things for Italy and the Italians.
He is at least so per cent right in
the present Abyssinian squabble in
the light of past actions by first
ranking" powers. What self
respecting country will permit its
citizens to be slaughtered by an
other one without doing some
thing about it? Italy is no China
and the world seems to resent it.
Calling people fancy names
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
JAPANESE AIM
| T0RUN CHINA
EDUCATION
By JOHN GOETTE

'PEIpING, Aug. 6 GN.S0.-The
danger point in Japanese-Amerl-
can relations concerning their re-
Spective interests in China may
be the American-Supported schools
and colleges in North China, in
the opinion of some officials here
today. .
This feeling is the result OF
action of japanese agents VINO,
Just as the spring term ended,
forced their way into a number
of American institutions, causing
a scare which might result in
failure of the schools to reopen
in the autumn.
1--WE cannot say yet whether
we will continue to function In
Peiping this year."
Thus said an official Of the
non.sectarian Yenching Univer'
sity; situated just outside the
Peiping walls and founded and
supported by funds from the
United States.
o. 14O Are Graduated
The recent commencement at
Yenching marked its nineteenth
annual graduating class, which
this year numbered 140 men and
women. Said another official:
at might be necessary for
us to hoist the American Rag
and move our student body out
of the Japanese dominated area.
We cannot continue to subject
our Chinese students to Japa-
nese dictatiOn such as Is now
threatened"
Recently three Japanese came
unlimited to look around Yenching
University. Likewise direct re-
'hQuest was made that students
from Japan be allowed to attend
summer classes. Under present
conditions, American authorities
of the university considered such
o suggestion impossible.
Complained of Text Books
High schools in Peiping oper.
ated by the American missionary
board we're similarly visited by
Japanese agents who demanded
permission to examine text books,
which they declared unfit on
grounds they were anti-Japanese.
The agents promised to furnish
books more suitable for use by
American teachers.
Major General Doihara, special
agent of the Japanese army, dur.
ing a visit to Peiping declared the
Japanese army was greatly con.
cerned with alleged anti-Japanese
education in Chinese schools. He
approved a plan to place Japanese
advisors in all Peiping universe
ties and middle schools.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
SWEDISH PACT
IN EFFECT

Forty-five most favored" ma
lions now can take advantage of
the A concessions Secretary Hull
made to Sweden in the reciprocal
trade agreement which became ef-
fective yesterday.
The treaty with Sweden is the
fourth Of five negotiated under
President Roosevelt's reciprocal
trade treaty act in the past year.
The others are with Cuba. Haiti,
Belgium and Brazil, but Brazil
has yet to ratify its agreement.
President Roosevelt proclaimed
the Swedish treaty July 8. While
Sweden granted "a concessions to
the United States to secure Ameri-
lean concessions this country gave
the same benefits to all other
countries holding most favored
nation pacts with the United
/ States.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Objects To Stories
OF Dog Killing

To the Editor of The Times:
May be permitted to criticize
your method Of presenting to the
public as a heroine" the nurse
who most brutally beat to death
a dog belonging to neighbors, with
out any just cause. 1t so happens
that I heard Of this shortly after
it happened first hand from a
friend Of mine who was an in
voluntary witness to the killing
and was quite overcome by its bru,
tality. While in the neighborhood
she made some inquiries at the
time of persons who had seen
everything from the beginning
and found that, according to their
story, there had been no question
of attack by the dog, in fact, moth.
ing to warrant the action taken
by the woman. I also am &C.
quainted with people who know
the owner Of the dog which had
often played with their dogs, and
was described as gentle.
The particular danger Of glori-
flying a person capable Of such a
cruel deed lies in creating a prece-
dent, enabling anyone who fancied
that a dog might for some reason
attack them to perpetrate such a
killing with impunity. It is, there
fore, sincerely to be hoped that
the court will impose sufficient
punishment in this case to deter
others from following in the foot
steps Of this person.
AN ANIMAL LOVER.
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II Duce so Per Cent
Right, Says Gin0

To the Editor of The Times:
am flattered to draw spark
from the empirical cerebrum OF
Frank Baer. His amusement over
my remarks panics me. readily
admit that they may be infantile.
Mr.. Baer's are at the opposite pole,
viz, Senile.
Mr.. Baer rates Fascism a colos-
sal failure. Answer in kind
FASCISM IS A PHENOMENAL
SUCCESS. Too much so, in fact.
Italy is bankrupt because it
can't balance it's budget? Let
Americans laugh bitterly. It's
about 81 billion now, I believe.
Prospects of revolution in Italy?
Less likely than in Germany.
Japan and Russia. On par with
France and England.
Italy picks on weaker country?
Do you pick on a guy who gives
YOU a kick in the pants unawareS?
Abyssinians killed sixty Italian
citizens within the past few
months.
Italy not a first class power?
Maybe not, but since MuSSolini's
advent it is a power to be reck-
oned with in worlds affairs.
Why not provoke war with first
class power like England? Eng
land didn't kill twenty, and re-
Gently, forty more Italian citizens.
MuSSolini a braggart? Granted
but aren't we all? And few Of us
are as able as Benito.
MuSsolini is an egomaniac. An
unfortunate choice of epithetS.
Megolmaniac would be better.
That's what they called MISSY
around 1925. Egomaniac means
crazy over oneself" At least 999
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
"AIR-C0NDITIoN"
Your, N otoT!

Stopatany Yellow and Black American
Gas Pump and fill up your tank with
"AIR CONDITIONED" American
Gas. Then keep your car "air-condi-
toned" with "AIR.C CONDITIONED"
American Gas. Even though it costs
us more to produce, it is being sold at
regular gas price from Maine to Florida
and inland by thousands of American
dealers and stations.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06

announced he
W o u d look
around for a
job" following
his acquittal
on variou S
State and Fed
eral charges in
C o n n e C t ion
with the col
lapse of his
empire. hasn't
any job as yet
but likely will
have an income
beginning to-
day.
ninnnknn. ~
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
House Sidetracks
Lee Statue Bill

The Fish bill, authorizing erec-
ton of a statue to Gen. Robert
E. Lee in Arlington Cemetery.
probably died for the session in
the House yesterday. The bill
which came before the House
when it considered it's unanimous
consent calendar. was passed over
without prejudice. Future con.
Sideration is doubtful.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
New Speed Boat
Mark Is Souoht

DETROIT, Aug. GA revolu-
tionary new racing boat, capa-
BILE of a 145-mile-an-hour speed,
with which he will attempt
next September to shatter all ex.
isting speed boat records, was an
nounced today by Edward S.
Evans, jr., Detroit sportsman and
manufacturer
The Washington times., 1935-08-06

three insult companies are SEIZED
uled to restore pensions being
paid to the aged financier and
art patron when he fled to
Greece. Another company is
scheduled to take similar action
tomorrow giving insult a total
income Of $4,000. He is reput-
eddy penniless.
At the height of his career
insults earnings have been esti-
mated to have run as high as
$750,000 a year.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06

IT took our new refinery and modem
= processes to give you brand new
and modern type of gasoline-"A1R.
CONDITIONED" American Gas-dif.
ferent from and superior to any regular
gasoline on the market. 1t is produced
from 10O% Pure Petroleum Base, is
not acid-treated, and does not require
the addition of any of the chemicals used
in the average regular gasoline of today.
Then this 1oo% pure petroleum base
gasoline is so northumberland our
modern processes at our new refinery
that it does things no other regular
gasoline can do. Here they are!
The Washington times., 1935-08-06

Letters to the Editor should
not erceed 200 words. They
must be signed by the tDriter
With his name and address.
These tuiH be held confidential
and initials used in publication
If the Driter so deSignGteS.
Readers are inUited to discuss
AMI subject of interest.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Robber Killed

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 6 G.N.S).
One robber was killed and a sec
ond escaped yesterday when a
policeman interrupted a holdup
at the Broadway Distributing Co
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
insult GIVEN
AGE PENSION

CHICAGO, Aug. 6 JNSO.
Samuel insult, one-time public
utilities car and creator of a
vast financial empire, who
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
Letters to the Editor

doesn't win arguments or prove
anything. Let's have facts, not
fancieS or phobiaS. G1NO.
The Washington times., 1935-08-06
GUARANTEED FEATURES!

GUARANTEED FEATURES!
"AIR.c OnDlTI0nED": Conditioned at refn-
cry to counterfeit cratic engine tendencies
caused by outside temperature and humidity
changes. This guarantees uniform and efficient
motor performance in any weather.
CLEAN BURNING: 1908 Pure Petroleum
Base-No Added Chemicals-1O0% clean burn
ing-no harmful deposits.
GREATER Net POWER: "Air.conditioned''
gasoline plus clean burning guarantees superior
performance. Hence GREATER NET POWER.
HIGHER ANTI.KN0CK: By new prOeesse.
without acid treatment-in the worlds most
modern refinery, we obtain naturally from 100SO
Pure Petroleum Base higher anti-knock value
than other regular gasolines get artiicially by
the addition of chemicals to bring up anti
knock alone.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
CARGO HECHO
A PORTES GIL
Candido Aguilar 10 acusa
de 'raquetero' y calls
ia en- plena Camara

clUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 26
-(HiIo Directo).-EI Iicenciado E
milo Portes Gil, ex-presidente de
Mexico y actual jefe del PNR, no
debe estar figurando como enera-
naje de la maauinaria administra-
tiva, segun la opinion del senador
Candida Aguilar, quien hablsndo
hoy ante la camara Alta. declare
enfaticamente que Use trata de un
raquetero y de un bandido. que no
debe formar parte del gobierno".
Aguilar. enemigo jurado de Por-
ties Gil. lie hizo graves ~acusaciones,
denunciAndolo como "callista in
condicional". Y enemigo solapado
del regimen actual. "porque.-di-
io-ha estado maniobrando sucia-
mente bajo la sombra del Presiden-
te".
Aguilar anadio que "Portes Gil
no debe ser dispensado. porque ha
estado cometiendo frecuentfsimos
robos. luz los c6digos sehalan como
raterfas muy graves.
Las palabras de Aguialr fueron
apovadas por Ell senador Federico
Medrano. quien nj mismo tempo
expres6 cargos muy serios contra
ell ex-presidente de In Rep1blica.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Mussolimi Hace...
(SIaue Dc = -. oao.l

banderas d~esplegadas, o fmpe-
tus de fe y de gran entusiasmo, nc
obstante los muchos obstaculos qua
elementos extrahos nos o%frecen.
"camisas negras de Italia:
"Es la epoca en- que Sc necesits
sentirse lIeno de orgullo. 4e vivir
y de pelear. Es la epoca err iue to
do un pueblo, hostilizado por las
p~otencias, sc We en- lie necesidad de
emplear los metodos ~necesarios pa
"a hacer resistencia a esos d~ictados
arbitrarios.
"Antes de que ell boicot econ6mi-
CO descargue su fuerza desarrollan
dose como ell mas absurdo y crimi
nal seilo hist6rico tendiente a sem
brar la discordia y ell hambre en-
tire las nsciones. todos los i~talianos
de espiritu verdadero combatiremos
contra esa imposition.
"~Leeionarios de la RevoIuci6r
Fachista:
LAS ieeiones fachistas deber
marchar a la vanguardia de la CT
vilizaci6n Ilevando ell pendon de "a
Independence International.
"LIevamos adeIante la bayonets
devastadora, para acabar con 10!
enemigos que Sc nos ponen al pa
so.
"Marchemos al compas del tam
Dor, iievando nuestra frente en- al
to, derribsndo cuanto Sc ponsa er
nuestro sendero.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
La OfensiiOa....
[ Sipue de la Ia. Pao. }

%rrocarrilero de Diredawa, llegando
hasta IT'S millas al Sur.
Ell avance italiano, de continuar
con | gal ardor como hasta Ell pre-
sente, culminara a fines de la Sc
mana entrante con la captura de
las mas importantes posiciones
etiopes en- el centric del pals.
Acabo de regresar de los Guar
teles generates del eiercito Italia
no, despues de haber ~presenciado
los comba'es que sc registraron la
semana pasada.
La ofensiva italiana sc sigue des-
arrollando con faeilidad. despues
de la captura de la ~importante for
tlficaclon etiope llamaIa Dagnerei
situada a Ia falda de las monta-
has. La captura de esta posicior
fue lograda por los soldados nativos
que combaten bajo las ordenes dc
los italianos Y que fueron adiestra-
dos por oficiales i%talianos.
Despues de que los etfopes fueror
batidos en- esta region los dias IS y
10. los soldados nativos Sc avid e
ron en- dos columns huyendo en
direcciones opuestas. La primera
de estas Columns Sc dirigi6 a Bur-
dodi Y la segunda a Kebbe Shelby
lugar que mas tarde fue ocupado
por las tropas italianas.
Mlentras tanto, un fuerte con
La opinión., 1935-10-27
CARDENAS DA Ell TRIUN
70 A LOS OBRER0S

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre 26
-(Hilo Directo).-El laudo presi-
denc1al. dictado con motive del con
flicto entire los trabajadores ferro-
carrileros y las empresas, ha sido
un rotundo exito para los elemen-
tos obreros, en- virtud de que Sc
les conceden v~acaciones y el paCo
de los dtas que esten de descanso.
En- ell mismo laudo Sc estahlecen
aumentos de salaries sobre TODD en-
10 que concierne al salario mini
mo, Y a la disminuci6n de OILS pues-
tos de confianza, que estaban sien-
do aprovechados por los enemigos
fntimos de los empresarios o de los
jefes de ~confianza.
Con esta disposition sc cree que
los f~errocarriles tendran que hacer
un desembolso de mas de seis y
medic millonos de pesos, pero a
mismo tempo sera una erogaci6r
muy productive para sus propios
~intereses.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Hablan los....
(Viene de la Ira. Pap.)

mente ocho dfas que Enrique Ro-
drfguez, conoeido por eel Tallarfn".
asalt6 ell pueblo de Teocalco. dis
trito de Chiautla. y despues de sa-
quearlo, aprehendio al Presidente
Municipal y al Secretario del P. y.
r., f~usilAndolos a las orillas del
pueblo.
Cuando Sc tuvo conocimiento del
asalto en- la Jefatura de la Zona
Militar Sc ordeno que saIieran vic
lentamente fuerzas federales para
que persiguieran al cabecilla re-
be de.
Hoy fueron so%rprendidos los al
zados en- Ell Iugar llamado Axochia-
pan. Dejarun en- su hufda precipi-
taia, parque, y varios ca
ballos. En- la lucha que entablaron
con los federales, fueron cap;ura-
dos d eciocho hombres de lei Ia
Harm, entire los cuales Sc encuen-
tran los principles.
Enrique Rodriguez con la poca
genie que le sigue, hugo al Esta-
do de Morelos.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
CONTINUA LA BUSQUE-
DA DEL FOKKER

MERIDA, Yucatan, Octub-e IS.
(Exclusiyo).- En- aviador norteame
ricano w. William Martin. tiene
grandes esperanzas de localizar ell
avi6n "Fokker" de Torres Lopez,
que esta perdido desde hace varios
dias, pues dice que al practicar una
exploration aerea por sobre ell lu
gar en- que ell dia anterior vic una
humareda. Sc do cuenta de que de-
bosque salia hume nueyamente. Ira
to de acercarse mas a terra, pero
tuvo que desistir de su intento. por
haber sufrido otro ~desperfecto su
~aparato.
Martin lego hoy a recoger algu
mas pleas para reparar ell motor
de su avi6n. con Ell objeto de con-
tinuar la b1squeda
La opinión., 1935-10-27

(Sigue DO Ia la PaC.b
session de mi capital dijo: aver
Jackie cooean q los periodistas-
me convertire en- productor do
pelicuias. Solo espero recibir mi
diploma de Ia U~niversidad do
California del Sur, durante el
mes de JUNO pr6ximo.
"Y.-..no habra matrimonio Pc
ra mi. cuando menos por diez
amos concluy6 diciendo ell joven
coogan-; trabajo. y mas traba.
10 sera mi lena. No auiero que
Sc Olga mshana que soy uno de
tantos "ricos inutiles" que album
dan en- la vida moderna".
Estas declaraciones dejan q un
Iado, temporalmente cuando me-
nos. a las artistas de Ia panta-
la lobby Wing, Ida Lupino y
Betty Cradle. la Ultima de las
cuales todavia es "amiguita" de
Jackie, sin Ilegar a novios.
Cuando menos. ESQ es 10 que
dice el propio interesado.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
CICLON EN- TAMPICO

TAMPIco, lamps. Octubre 81
(Exclusivo).- I'm fuerte viento hu
racanado esta soplando en- este
puerto desde las primeras horas de
hoy.
La Capitania ha tornado todas las
precauciones del case. evitando So
bretodo la salida de pequehas en-
barcaciones a alta mar.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

de los combatientes lesionados de
alguna grayedad.
En- los momentos en- que un CRU
po de campesinos de la hacienda
celebraba una asamblea para cons
tituir un Sindieato, Sc presentaron
eIementos de otrs agrupacion y los
atacaron a balazos y puhalatas. En-
tire los heridos figura ell lider Juan
Perez, organizador del nuevo Sin
dicato.
Sc asegura que los a~tacantes
son de filiaci6n roja, y las victi-
mas Sc han dirigido al Presidente
de la Repnblica y al iefe militar
de la iona, en- demanda de ga
rantias.
La opinión., 1935-10-27
veNTAS De CASAS

DIE VENTA-2 casas 4 y z
cuartos, en- un tote cerca escuela,
S375 entire $lO0 y $40 m~ensuales.-
casa s cuartos, 2 Apartanientos,
cerca tranvia, s675 entire si3b y
$40 mensuaies. - Casa b cuartos,
SIZES, Tote grande, SOU contado y
$3.50 mensuales.-2 casas en- Tote,
Gleason Ave-, 5 y : cuartos. 1920.
e eams sIioo .ntre siso AZ
m~ensuales. casa moderna, 4 Guar
tos. $3.50 entire sl45 y SIS mensua-
les. Con gusto ie ensenaremos una
gran llsta de casas- Visitenos, X.
Nj. HARRINGTON, 3620L1 East
First ST. Tel. ANgelus 1896. Ofici-
mas con ell Notario Pnblico CHAS.
u. HALLY. (19)
La opinión., 1935-10-27
SENORAS CASADAS

periodo irregular o ~suspendido has
ia Dor tres meses, aliviado inme.
diatamente con iiCLITOH 500 U.
mas cusntas dosis y ell resultado We
ne No tiene riesgo, no Sc interponf
con su trabajo Quitese esa duda
iOrdene este remedio hoy mismo'
Fuerza entera 81 IS. muy effective
Para casos iargos Y obstinadOs So 90
Tratamiento complete Remita va
lor o pfdalo C o. D.. a Clito Com
pany. P. o. Box 1894. San Antonio
Texas. al
La opinión., 1935-10-27
Ell Consul da....
(sigue de la Ia. Psg.)

canos. sine aun en- sitios donde
considera necesario u oportuno
ilustrar a quien 10 desee sobre ell
"verdadero Mexico.
"Por eIIo,- expuso el Consul
Hill - nos ha parecido oportuno
hacerle patente nuestro profundo
agradecimiento."
Ell Jefe Davis. aclamado por la
co~ncurrencia, Sc puso de pie para
responder a las palabras del Con-
sui, pero antes, acercandose a 81
y hacienda mas viva la ovacion,
extrajo de su bolsa m medalla
para imponerla al Consul y con-
vertirlo asf, acknowledgements, en-
Captain Honorable de la policfa
angelina.
Al banquete asistieren, ademas
del a~qasaiado y su sonora esposa'
ell Doctor Alexandra Wallace, Mr.
John p. Oliver y Mr.. John DoIan,
aboasdos consultores del Consuia-
do de Mexico, ell Captain Pete Del
gado y don Regime Hernandez
llergo, Jefe de la Reduction de
LA OPINION.
La opinión., 1935-10-27

"ltalia tiene 24.0oo,000 de hom-
bres, entire campesinos y obreros'
Iistos para hacer triunfar la ban
dera de los tres dolores, la sacro
santa enseha verde, blanca y roja,
que Iucira sus %arreboles en- los pa
.acios y en- las montanas de Abisi-
mia, como simbolo de nuestra vic
toria, que no terminara ALI, sino
que Sc extendera hacia campos re-
motos todavia."
La opinión., 1935-10-27
coMBATE EN- coAHUILA

SAN PEDRO, coahuila, octubre
e. EXclusivo). En- la hacienda
de Chavez. perteneciente a este mu
nicipio Sc registro hoy un san
griento choque entire dos grupos
de campesinos, resultando varios