davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-07-27

Rodolfo Hervan con que Sc encu-
bre, Sc ha fugado, burlando mi
autoridad. iOh! yo lie juro que ne
de e~ncontrarle o POGO he de po-
der. IRA de Dios!
-Pero y ell ito P~rovidencia,
ld6nde esta?
-Senora, en- la cas- no hay ma
die, absolutamente nadie; 20 he
Observable las puertas, y no hay
ninguna desquiciada; he visto las
cerraduras y no estan fractura-
das; me he fijado en- la ventana
Que comunica con ell campo, y cs
impracticable; he visitado los So
tanos, Ell jardin y las buhardillas,
Y no he c~onseguido saber mas que
en- un principle; a pesar de ESQ,
he tornado mis- medidas y trabaja-
re sin descanso en- este asunto.
Ell comisario Sc coloco detras de
n mesa, tom6 la pluma y apunto
10 siguiente con letra menuda y
pulse tremulo:
"Rodolfo Hervan, alto, rubio,
cast rojo, mancha en- la frente, ma
riz algo torcida, cicatriz mano de-
recha".
En- seguida levant6 la frente Gu
bierta de sudor, y dijo como 81 con-
testase n su conciencia:
lie encontrare y lie matare.
Y volviendo la vista a Magdale-
ma, continue:
-.Sehora, suplico a listed tenga
la amabilidad de decirme los nom
bres de aquellas personals de quicn
| listed tenga sospechas. porque. dc
La opinión., 1935-07-27
MEDICiNAS
SENORAS CASADAS

periodic irregular o ~suspendido has
ia por tres meses, aliviado inme-
diatamente con iICLlTO!l 500 u
mas cuantas dosis y ell resultado vie-
ne No tiene riesgo. no Sc inteEpone
con su trabajo. Quitese esa duda.
iOrdens este remedio hoy mismo!
Fuerza entera S2.S5. muy effective.
Para casos largos v obstinados S6.0 10.
Tratamiento complete. RemiA va
lor o pfdalo c. O. D., a Clito Com
pany. p. o. Box 1924. San Antonio,
Texas. N4)
La opinión., 1935-07-27

| ablare, lie supliclre 81 es nece-
sario, ".
NO haga listed co, senora'
roroue verificarlo, equivaldria .
cxponerse sin objeto.
-Pues bien, esperare hasta las
siete de la tarde, y 81 a esa bora
no ha aparecido listed por casa
me dirigire al callejon del Tic Es-
teban con ell fin que lie he indica-
do, Y desde ALI a la carrera dc
San Francisco, con objeto de ha'
Ger nuevas averiguaciones.
-Yo al mismc tempo activare
cuanto pueda este negocio, porqua
ademas del interes que listed me
inspira, mi dignidad de funciona-
rio esta comprometida.
-Pero quedamos en- que no re-
petra listed contra nadie.
lilo quiere listed asi?
10 quiero.
-Creo, sin embargo, que no ha-
"a listed extensive hasta Rodolfc
semejante sacrificio.
-Respecto a csc caballero pue-
de listed obrar como lie plazca,
aunou teniendo en- cuenta siempre
la justicia es tanto mas gran
de cuanto mas prudente Sc MUGS.
ira.
No 10 olvidare a pesar de to-
do; v 81 a las siete de la tarde no
estoy en- su casa, es senal de qus
NADIA he conseguido.
-Pues hasta luego.
-.Adios, sonora.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
Baby Casanova
fue Derrotado.
(Viene de la Primera Pag.)

con grandes brios y castigar ruda-
mente a su rival en- ell cuerpo y
en- la ara.
De acuerdo con Ell score de la
United Press, Wolgast gano seis
rounds, mientras que Casanova cap
turo tres, y uno resulto empatado.
Los rounds ganados por Wolgast
fueron ell primero, cuarto, quinto,
sexto, octave Y wen En- ell Guar
to round, Wolgast aplico una serie
de cuatro golpes a Casanova, sin
que Ell mexicano lie respondiese.
Casanova, sin embargo, llevo la
ofensiva en- la mayor parte de la
pelea, aunque era castigado contl-
nuamente por Wolgast, quien re-
curriendo a la bicicleta, llevaba a
cabo ofensivas imprevistas que des-
~concertaban al peleador mexicano.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
MED!CINAS
HOMRRES Y MUJERES

Para debilidad sexual tomen Erecto-
Vita. Resultados maravillosos en-
las primeras dosis. Reviva y re-
construya permanentemente
6rganos whales. Compla con sus
obligaciones sexuales cual una per-
soma joven de 20 amos. Y tenga
presente que Erecto-Vitta lie le-
Vantara para siempre, no crfa ha-
bito, nj arruina despues, como otros
medicamentos. Guide su vigor In
timo, salve su hogan Y su hombrfa.
Erecto-Vitta en- dos classes diferen-
ties para hombre y mujor. Pida Ia
suya a C. o. d. por 1927. a: Clito
Co, Box 1924, San Antonio, Texas.
(21)
La opinión., 1935-07-27
LA mad
de los
DESAMPARADOS

Por
E. PEREZ ESCRlCH
Tomo Segundo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOlletin No. n

Vestia con elegancia y hablaba
.on soltura.
-Ahora, dijo, que va me como
CO listed y sabe con quien habla,
Ipodria decirme cual ha sido ell
9bjeto de esta vista inesperada?
NO me es possible, dijo ell CO.
misario; pero desearia que 81 no
liene listed Inconvenience me per.
mitiese registrar una tras otra
sodas las habitaciones de la casa.
-JQue inconvenience puede ha-
her en- clio? diio Heryan riendo
u carcajadas. Esto me demuestra
que Sc interesa listed por mi, o
cue teme algdn crimen de Que no
tengo conocimiento por fortuna.
-Exactamente.
-Yamos pues.
: vi comisario examine la habi.
taei6n en- que habia estado ence-
La opinión., 1935-07-27
1ti tHos
VISTA A PASADENA

Aver fue la vista a Pasadena,
donde los mexicanos fueron recibi-
dos por ell jefe de la policia de esa
ciudad. ALI hicieron ligero e%jerci-
clio de practica, Y al medic dia SO
sentaron a la mesa como huespe-
des de la policia local.
En- Ia tarde visitaron Beverly
Hills y algunos puntos de la playa
Manana domingo continuaran las
competencias. para declararse posi-
belmente ell mismo dfa en- porder de
quien queda ell campeonato mum
dial.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
S~ECUESTRAN Y COL
PEAN A UN AVOCADO

LEON, Gto., julio 26.-(Hilo Di-
recto).-El ~licenciado Enrique Hill
ton, Que aparecia acusado de opo-
sicionista a las g%estiones admins
trativas del gobernador de Guiana
juato, fue secuestrado anoche de su
propio domicilio y llevado a las
La opinión., 1935-07-27
ALCOHOEISMO

Els su Padre. Esposo. Hermano o
Hijo vfctima del habito del iicor?
81 es asi SEROSOL puede darsele
secretamente. en- su casa, en- cafe,
sopa, c%ualquier lfquido o alimento
suave jugo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o ~narcoticos que former ha-
bito. usado y recommended Dor Doc
torres. Hospitales. enfermeras. Sc
rosol es ell tratamiento mas SECURE
y rapido para ell Alcoholismo. y no
es costoso. Tratamiento para q
dfas. $500 porte pagado. en- empa-
que sencillo. SEROSOL, 524 So.
Spring ST.. Room 800, Tel. Mutual
2675, Los Angeles, Calf. 49,
La opinión., 1935-07-27
Cr6niica de Habana
(Sigue de la 3a. Pap.)

lo-cubano, Italia, clasificada en-
tire los paises de tarifa maxima,
continuara gozando de la tarlfa
minima hasta ell 5 de enero de
1886.
La classification de PASSES de-
cretada Sc entiende valida para
ell ano 1885, no siendo APPLICABLE
a las mercancias en- transporte a
la fecha del referido decreto de
81 de MARIO ultimo.
Habana, Cuba, Julio de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
VENTAS DE CASAS

cAMBIo TERRENos agrfcolas San
Juan Bautista. Durango. t%errenos
agrfcolas s Kilometres Ciudad de
Mexico. lote urbano en- Colonia
Moctezuma por propiedades en- Ca
lifornia, libres de gravamenes. Es-
criba: Olivares. Despacho III, AV.
Madero No. l, Mexico. d. f..
La opinión., 1935-07-27
RADIOS

ESPECIAI-Por espacio de un mes,
compondremos cua. quier radlo por
solo 500. material aparte. Nenta
de Radios "all-wave" para recibir
programmes de Mexico. Maquinas de
iavar Y refrigeradores electricos. Su
credito es bueno. Nisitas a domiei-
lilo 5Oc.-Aztec Radio Service. Co,
1850 Brooklyn Ave-, Tel. Mschigan
175S ltlB)
La opinión., 1935-07-27
PESQUISAS

GRATIFICARA a la persona que
de informes exactos del paradero
de Pedro Navarro, de quien sc tu-
vieron ultimas noticias de Mason
Michigan. Estatura 5 pies , pull
gadas. delgado. color moreno, ma
Tiz regular. Dirigir TODD informe a:
l. Cara, p. o. Box 2S3, Brawiey,
California. W
La opinión., 1935-07-27
MISCELANEA
lie INTFRESA

o la verdad en- TODD? lnfor-
mese Gratis sobre c~ualquier proble-
ma que tenga tratandole su presen-
t~e-porvenir. Podra realizar sus ilu-
stones Y hacer su vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rapidamente. Ar
ticulos de todas classes, libros. obJe-
tos religiosos. Escrfbame. Sra. NJ
C. Abraira, Lacret 5l2. Habana,
Cuba. (lz)
La opinión., 1935-07-27
RELOJ EN- Ell ANILLO

PARIS, Julio 26.- (IPS).- Los
preciosos relojes de sehora que. pri-
nero Sc o%stentaban en- ell pecho de
las damas, vinieron luego a rempla
a las pulseras. y ahora han encon
trado un nuevo asilo.
Sc estan f~abricanGo unos reloJes
mindsculos, p~erfectos, Y de lindos
disehos que las sehoritas elegantes
de Paris los llevan como anillo en-
ell dedo mehique de la mano izquier
da.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

POGO despues Sc oyeron dos de-
tonaciones, y n llamarada car
dena ilum;no la nube de polvo EN-
que iba envuelto ell carruaje de
Rodolfo f~Iervan.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
ROFESlONAlES

PARTOS sS5-incluyendo atencion ms
dica completa, 10 dfas a%slstencia y
Enfermera. DIR. Hillman, 1929 Tho
mas Street. Telefono: Capitol 527S.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

CASA 5 cuertos no lejos Avenida
Boyle, precio total. con ,ote, $500
Casa 10 cuartos. 8 oada lado, y
casa 4 cuartos atras. )uen lote,
cerca Gale Soto. produce $3.50 por
mes. Investigue luego: 3 casas;
cerca caro- amarillo, de 5, 4 y 2
cuartos, precio 5000. entire y abo-
nos faciles. Alberto domingos. JOSE
ORONOZ, 1916 Whittier Blvd, Tel.
ANgelus 1925. QD
La opinión., 1935-07-27
< Fl AVISO CLASIFlCADO
TRASPASOS

TRASPASO Beer-Garden acreditado,
por no poder atenderlo. Buen ne
gocio. Proposition atractlNa' also
eontado resto abonos. 1898 North
Main Street. s1'l
La opinión., 1935-07-27

BONITA casa stuco 3 cuartos, pisos
hardwood, cerca Whittier Blvd. y
Soto, por solo $3.50 y $3.50 entire.
He aquf otra ganga, por solo 81, 200;
casa 4 cuartos en- buen Tote. Ocu-
IRA a. 2g21 Whittier Blvd. 90
La opinión., 1935-07-27

cada uno. con casa 6 cuartos, 2
cuadras de Whittier Blvd, precio
total 1880 CASA 5 cuartos. Gale
Michigan. banjo. calefactor. TODD en-
buen estado. Precio total 5000. en-
tire 500 y $40 al mes. CASA 6
euartos en- Gale Rowan. cerca
Brooklyn. lote 50x150. Gale paga-
da, S1,400. entire $500 y $40 men.
suales. JUAN GONZALEZ, $500 e.
First St, Tel. DINA. ANgelus 1864.
Residential, ANgelus 1863 800
(29)
La opinión., 1935-07-27
Sc Iniiciian las
Completeness
(viene de la Primera Pas.)

(viene de la Primera Pag.)
jos.
Antier fueron recibidos por los
productores de los estudios cinema
tograficos de los Estudios Para
mount. donde los %equiperos desfi-
laron una Y muchas veces ante los
~microfonos Y las camaras. y posa-
ron para fotos fijas con algunas es-
trellas. entire otras Rosita Moreno
v Toby Wing, sirviendoseles al final
- I,,-oI,- carpnvo
La opinión., 1935-07-27
NO
IRA,DlCE.
(Viene de la Primera Pag.)
tropas suficientes para sostener una
~situacion normal, declare.
DE
BRITO TOUGHER

Mientras tanto. ef licenciado Ro-
dulfo Brito Foucher, valiente apo-
gado tabasqueno, e~x-director de Ia
Escuela Libre de Derecho y lider
de Ia expedition que hizo possible Ia
cafda del garridismo, dijo en- una
entrevista con la United Press y
LA OPINION, que no aceptara MIN
guna componenda con Garrido.
AL bloque de los "camisas ro-
iasv debe ser disuelto Immediate
mente, y las uniones de trabajado-
res y campesinos deben ser reorea-
nizadas de nuevo para imprimirles
un caracter meramente social y no
poIitico".-dijo.
Que no Sc hace responsible de
las vidas de Garrido Canabal y de
sus simpatlzadores 81 ell Gobierno
Federal no ordena la captura del
dictator, fue 10 que declare Brito
Foucher a la United Press.
Por 10 que Sc refiere a la reaper
tura de las iglesias y a la libertad
religiosa, Brito Foucher dijo que no
"tengo ninguna declaration que ha-
Ger al respecto":
"Esto, dijo, es probIema que con-
cierne al Gobernador, General Aureo
Gales.
Mientras tanto, en- ell seno del
Congreso, del P.N.R., y en- la Presi-
dencia de la Rep1blica Sc siguen
hacienda activas gestiones para To-
grar la caida de los Gobernadores
Rodrigo Quevedo. de Chihuahua,
Rafael Villarreal, de Tamaulipas, y
Agustin Olachea. de la Baja Cali
fornia a quienes Sc senala como
prominentes callistas.
PoR QUE GARRIDo NO PUEDE
SER ARRESTADo
cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio 90.
-(Hilo Directo.)- Que Ia orden
de apprehension no puede ser die
tada contra Tomas Garrido Cana
bal hasta que no tenga en- u ma
nos los informes que ha pedido al
Agente del Ministerio P1blico en-
Villahermosa, fue 10 que declare
hoy Ell Procurador General, licen
ciado Silvestre Guerrero, a una
representation de la colonia tabas
quena de esta ciudad que fue a
hacerle la peticion.
Los tabasqueios Sc dirigieron al
Procurador exponiendoie la necesi
dad Tue extste de que ell l%icencia-
do Garrido sea Embellishments
~arrestado Y juzgado en- conexion
con los crimenes cometidos en- Vi
llahermosa ell Is de Julio por los
camisas rojas.
"Mientras Garrido permanezea
en- Tabasco, mejor dicho, mientras
Garrido continue en- libertad, Sc
guira siendo un pe'isro para ell Es
tado, para Ia RepGblica y para la
sociedad", dijeron los tabasquenos
que pidieron la apprehension del
ex-cacique.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

afueras de la ciudad, donde los es-
birros 10 amarraron n I'm arbol y 10
azotaron como en- la epoca de Ia
Inquisicion.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

VENTA ESPECIAL de casas y pro-
piedades productivas, pertenecien-
ties a Bancos. Casa 4 cuartos, buen
lote, eerca tranvia amarillo, $500
con $500 contado, resto SO men
suales.-Casa 4 cuartos, o subtle
franco, cerca tranvfa amarillo, Tote
sSx120. $3.50 contado, resto $40 men
suales.-Casa 6 cuartos. buen lote,
eerca Primer ay Evergreen, $4,000
con $3.50 entire v $40 m~ensuales. r.
NJ. HARRINGTON, 36201a L. First
St, Tel. ANgelus 1896. Oficinas
con Chas. Haley. (26)
La opinión., 1935-07-27
ANDREA
.PRODUCTOS MEXlCANOS

ARTICULOS Mexicanos - Novedades,
Yerbas Medicinales. Medicines. etc.
Pida catalogo gratis de menudeo o
lista de mayoreo. - GONZALEZ Y
GONZALEZ. Dept Op. Sta A. Box
124, San Antonio, Texas. 800
La opinión., 1935-07-27
PARTERAS

MRS. A. e. MICHALSKY (Antonia Ia
Alemana), Profesora en- Partos. 922
South Fraser Avenue. - Telefnno:
ANgelus 563S. (19)
La opinión., 1935-07-27
iOPORTUNIDAD!

Escrfbame para remitirle informes pa
ra conocer su signo, dominar a sus
enemigos Y realizar u deseos en- ell
amor. Escribame y 10 dire todas las
gufas que necesita sin cobrarle nada.
Sonora A. A. Rico, Estevez 24-A.
Habana, Cuba. Cl9)
La opinión., 1935-07-27

lcontinuaral
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15
DROUGHT Is OF THE PAST

ONE of the best bits Of news this spring is
the report that the great region of the
Dakotas, famous for generations as the ma
tons bread-basket," is not going to enter this
agricultural season handicapped by dry
weather.
Since Jan. l, the area east of the Missouri
River has received more than normal rain and
snow. Greeks and rivers brim their banks
once more; there is more surface moisture
than at any time since 1927. The Impotence
of Dakotans with those gloomy prognoStica-
tons, often heard last summer, to the effect
that much Of this land would never again be
rich and productive, is amply justified.
A prosperous summer seems to be in sight
for the Dakotas. And prosperity there will
help materially to produce prosperity in the
rest Of the country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15

A CCORDING to the AAA's Consumers
"a Guide, a months supply of 10 of the more
important foods cost a typical American fam
fy s1542 in February, 1888. In February, 1885,
the cost was $21.41, a rise of about 80 per cent.
But for the products used in these same
items the farmers in February, 1893, received
IS, and in February, 1885, they received S9.77,
or an increase of 95 per cent.
Thus an advance of 80 per cent in con-
sumer prices made possible an advance OF 80
per cert in farm receipts. The farmers gains
were in addition to benefit payments under the
wheat and hog programs.
Painful as it is, the higher cost of food Will
hurt city jewellers less if they can be assured
that the farmers, not the middlemen, get some
of the benefits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15
PAYING FOR THE CIVIL WAR

IF you have ever doubted that wars are al
most unimaginably expensive, consider this
fact; today. 70 full years after the close of
the Civil War, the Federal government is still
paying out 100000 a month to settle the
cost Of that conflict.
Seventy years add up to a long. long time.
Since the last shot was fired in the war be-
tween the states. children have been born,
grown to old age and died-and all thai while
the nations purse has been steadily and
heavily drained to pay the bills.
Most of the 5000, 900 paid out each month
goes to veterans and veterans dependents in
the form of pensions. This expenditure grows
progressively less each year. of course. and
it will vanish entirely before so very long.
But it is appalling. even so. to reflect on the
length of time war costs can hang on. Our
grandfathers fought that war; we're still
paying fos it
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15
SIGN OF OPTIMISM

VXTHEN we first realized that we had a de-
w preston in this country, sore wise old
commentator, asked when it woul1 end, re-
piled, about six months before we discover
that it has ended"
One is reminded Of that prophecy by re-
cent reports from the Treasury Department
which show that income tax collections for the
last March show a decided jump over collec-
tons for the same period last year.
Total collected in March, 1885, was more
than $321,000, 900 as compared with only $780,
0 1000 for March, 1884. In 80 of the 81 collec-
ton districts, the increase over last year ran to
SO per cent or better; in Is agricultural dis
tricts the increase was as high as 10 per cent.
For the country as a whole, it was a gain of
nearly 40 per cent.
We still may have an enormous army of I'M
employed-but there is undeniably a good deal
more money afloat in the country than there
va a year ago, and it unquestionably indicates
some progress, at least, in the direction of pros
perity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15
MICHIGAN'S FOLLY

ok HUNDRED desperate, weary Michigan
coal miners slept in the corridors of the
State Capitol until they got legislative action
on a bill requiring state institutions to burn
Michigan coal.
It was a pitiful mass demonstration of eco
nomic ignorance. Another labor group sold
itself a gold brick, an article no more and no
less phoney than the protective tariff, which
misguided labor groups have long embraced as
a treasure.
Michigan workers and manufacturers now
should not be offended if Pennsylvania, 1ndi-
ana, West Virginia, Illinois and other coal
producing states pass laws prohibiting their
state agencies to purchase Michigan-made
automobiles.
On an international scale, other nations
have so retaliated against our Snioot-Hawley
law. cutting down our trade abroad and multi
plying our unemployment at home. Trade
~reprisals travel in a vicious and ever-narrow-
ing circle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15
WORLD STABILITY

A SENSIBLE approach TO the problem Of
~ world peace is produced by Secretary of
State Hull in his recent warning that the ma
lions must unite in an economic program to
restore economic stability before the threat
OF war can be averted.
We do not often stop to remember that
back Of almost every war scare there is some
profound maladjustment which exerts an I'M
endurable pressure on a people or a group OF
peoples. Our disarmament and security con-
fe.ences almost uniformly ignore that fact,
and for that reason get nowhere.
Secretary Hull's notion is that, if the
tangled economic situation can be unScram-
bled first, the attempt TO build an enduring
peace will be a great deal simpler.
The necessity was never more apparent"
he says. for the various countries of the
world to give immediate attention to the mat
ter of adopting a sound and comprehensive
economic program, both domestic and inter-
national, and carrying it forward, to the end
that the normal processes of domestic and
international finance and ommerc may be
restored and tens of millions of unemployed
wage earners may be re-employed.
MS WOULD auOIQ 4 SO4lQ lOuuudtlOu on
which to rebuild stable peace and political
structures"
Too often we seem to take it for granted
that this or that nation adopts a warlike
course out of pure human ~cuSsedneSS.
We have been very vocal in condemning
Jspans course in Manchuria and China, for
instance, and We have blamed it largely on
the militarism OF an army and navy clique
which has managed 70 take control Of the
government.
What We forget is the simple fact that
Japan has faced the prospect of a trade de-
preston and a wave of unemployment far
more severe than the one through which we
have been passing.
The japanese people became convinced that
only by gaining access to fresh territories that
would provide expanding markets and new
sources of raw material could they avert eco
nomic disaster.
That Is what explains Japan's waTiike
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15
ANOTHER NAME

A MOTHER name was added to the automo-
"A mobile death toll over the weekend. To
date Al persons have been killed in traffic &C
cidents in Marion County in three and one
half months.
The police department and the courts are
doing their best to halt this ever-mounting
toll. The results of the campaign have been
gratifying and there is no reason why the
drive should not be made a permanent insti-
tuition in this city.
And While the motorists are bearing the
heat Of the anti-accident program it would
be well if the thousands of pedestrians would
take to heart the horrible lesson which is
taught in the numerals IA"
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'Baruch and JohnSOn'-A Farce

out loud when he cast his
thoughts back 10 the time when he
was in business himself.
In 1919 the venerable Barney
launched the general and
George N. Peek by securing back
ers for them, of course, as COM
manders-in-chief of the Moline
Pillow Works at Moline, Ill. Then
the fun started for everybody but
the hackers of the general and
George. The company had made
money all during the war but had
shown a decline Immediately after
the conflict and the two above
named satellites were supposed 20
be the guiding spirits of the out
fit on the road to bigger and
greater profits.
When the smoke cleared away
the hackers of the reorganizers
extraordinary were out and the
general" and George had accu-
INFLATED a lot of business expert
ence. This fasco ran from the
years of 1921 to 1927, a time and
period when even street-cleaners
boosted Of a safety deposit box.
That much for the generals"
business ability, and he was sup
posed to be the guiding spirit in
leading the country out of the
worst depression the nation has
evpr a~YDorip0cod
While the American soldier was
sweltering in gore on the fields of
France for the munihcent sum of
$3.50 a month, Barney and his pa
triotic dollar-a-year men were
s%weltering in profits extracted
from the people and the govern
ment. This is the clique that is
bending every effort to prevent
the passage of the soldier bonus
or, as it should be called, the SOL
der just-due-payment.
Is it any wonder that Father
Coughlin has such a following and
that the people of all denomina-
tions are looking to him. If his
program fails the worker will also
fall under the cognomen of 81 a
year men-only it will be a stark
reality.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-15

style that carries conviction and
confidence Of his perfect knowledge
Of every detail Of his wonderful plan
to equalize all elements composing
national autonomy.
The wealth of our country which
has been amasSed by every known
crooked or nefariouS means into
the gigantic financial organizations
in the great centers Of business
east and west, now seriously threat
ems the independence Of the farmer.
the continuation of the small bust
ness man. and is slowly but surely
squeezing the profits of all business
to the ultimate end Of universal
peasantry and poverty.
The process has proceeded un-
checked thus far because the Con-
g%ressional body at Washington IS
controlled by It's element so that
eve the President Of the United
States stands aghast at the mighty
problems facing HIM with the des-
TIMES of millions Of citizens hang
ing in the balance.
This is a real menace and must