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ESoCIALIsM OR AMERIcANrsM?

Socialism destroys Americanism
Socialism destroys individual property
rikflts and individual initiative
Under Socialism the State is supreme.
Americanism insures Individual liberty.
kkmericanism guarantees individual init
atiYe and property rights.
Vnder the Constitution the State is sub
seExient to the people and the people are
supreme. f' &c.. 5s
&his country is either going to cling to
and preserve the American system of gov
erament, or it will continue its headlong
plhhge into Socialism until Americanism
and Democracy are submerged.
Bon't fool yourselves, citizens of the
Ufised States If you take the road to au-
toTacy and tyranny, do it with your eyes
open. Political Socialism is autocratic and
tyFRnRical. On the whole, it is the sort Of
soyernment Italy and Germany have today
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ALL SHOULD PAY

In recent newspaper article, Walter Lippman,
the distinguished publicist pointed out that any
sound national taxing system must see to it that
every citizen no matter how large or small his in
come, pays something in direct taxes.
!. Under present conditions, only minority of
citizens pay any direct taxes whatsoever, and that
has given rise to the highly erroneous belief that
the majority of citizens are free from taxation
that the services of government come to them for
nothing, being paid for by the tax-paying minority
That attitude has been responsible for the amaz-
ing indifference of the average citizen toward
wasteful, extravaganza and over-extended govern
ment. He feels that governmental spending means
nothing TO him, so far paying his share of the
bill IS concerned; that deficits are the worry of
others, and that increasing appropriations cannot
damage his pocketbook-and may benefit 1.-THE
Florence News
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BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON
BY RODNEY BUTCHER

I right to ctrikc and policemen
arc ct the factory to protect :nat
right.
"If anyone intcrfcreg with it, he,
not you. is SCiug to get locked up.
We've just cleaned up the relief
rolls here, so don't worry about
starving to death. We've got room
! for YOU"
THE final pha"e Of the Brewster.
J. Corcoran lobbying battle, which
started off all this power trust
lobbying investigation, was so COM
5lctely buried by the sensational
publicity OH operations at Warren,
Pa. that all reports missed the cor
Guiding words of Congress nan
Brewster of Maine, who originally
charged that Tor. CorcOran CT RFC
had threatened to stop Tho Passa'
maquoddy project unless Brewster
voted for the holding company
death sentence.
After Brewster explained that he
had been ready to sacrifice any
thing. perhaps even my reputation,
to get Quoddy going n my dis
trict," the record shows:
Congressman Cox of Georgia:
ado you feel your conduct HIS been
such as to afford a reasonable basis
for your associates thinking you
practiced deception on thein?"'
Mr.. Brewster: Il do" (Addi'g
that ne had been con1 inced Quoddy
would lie endangered by what he
considered the probability thft Cor
coran would put the screws on
me-
Mr.. Cox: do you not feel that
is a terrible Indictment which YOU
have laid against youiself?'
Liz. Brewster: Il do"
"M"s. Brewster" said ths Maine
car, ~..:an, coined in the sur
-, wien everyone else has ex.
;,~,rs-I :, my vote and expressed,
7 .-,..,. 50, some little regret"
An ,,,%s made it unanimous.
,r,,,;i,.ht, 1885, NEA Service. Inc.)
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FOR SAFETY ON THE HIGHWAYS

The people of North Carolia have been
intellectually slow to become aroused to
the.vast menace of traffic conditions on the
highways Of this State. Of course, condi-
tidRs are about on a par with those exist
ingrin other States, but that is not an ex-
cuse, not to say reason, for allowing the
tenlble toll of accidents and deaths to con-
tinue on the roads of North Carolina:
Facing the record of scores of deaths
and many more accidents each month OF
the year on the roads of the State, large
majority of the people have seemed to be
absolutely dumb and helpless. Absolute
Indifference has been the attitude of many.
Reckless driving has not decreased; drunk
eI-driving has not decreased; and there is
no evidence that more than a small minerl-
tysof the people have any thought of their
own and the safety of others as they travel
thesroads of North Carolina.
The solution of this problem, as far as
it is humanity possible to reach a solution,
and as it directly concerns the people OF
this State, we believe is to be found in q
general, Statewide arousement of public
sentiment for careful operation of motor
vehicles. Many people do not know how to
drffe carefully. Some way must be found
tosteach them the rules, or they must be
kept off the highways. Education and leg
islation will be required to attain this end.
sFwo of the most fruitful sources of high
way accidents are driving on the wrong
side of the road and passing at danger
points. In the last named case the danger
points are usually at curves.
Our North Carolina highways are
marked with black stripe painted in the
middle. This is one of the best devices ever
adapted to promote safety on the roads.
The Times-News believes its effectiveness
can be increased by changing the black
stEpe to red stripe at all danger points
orthe highways. Let the lines at curves or
atsother points of unusual hazard be paint
etfed and make it rule of safe driving
that motorists are not to drive around other
motorists at these danger points and that
alEmotorists violating this rule, or driving
on-the wrong side of the road at these
points, be punished.
4f course, the objection to this proposal
is That it will only add another to the laws
ofNthe road, which are now ignored and
Vi2sated; but the only way to improve con
dftions of safety on the highways is to edit.
csts the people in sane and safe driving
and to enforce reasonable traffic regufa.
tiSfS through the power of the law backed
bNsane public opinion.
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TRIBUTE PAID
HENRY PAGE
Many of States Distin-
guished Attorneys At
tend Rites

ABERDEEN, July 31.-Many
of the states leading attorneys
were here Monday afternoon
when final tribute was paid to
Henry Allison Page, former legis-
lator and business man, and broth
err of the late Walter Hines Page,
wartime ambassador from the
United States to England, and OF
the late Frank Page, former state
highway commissioner. Mr.. Page
died in his 73rd year Sunday of a
heart attack.
Rites were held from the Page
Memorial church, with interment
following in Bethesda cemetery.
A large delegation headed oy
Governor j. C. B. Ehringhaus and
including Attorney General A. A.
f. Seawell and Secretary of State
Stacey Wade, was present from
Raleigh.
Mr.. Page was a member of the
state house of representatives fOi
three terms and food administra-
tor for the state in 1918. He was
close friend and personal sup
porter of the late Woodrow Will
son.
The law Of living is menace to
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31
CRIME WAVE
TO Be TOPIC
Baptist Workers Confer.
ence Will Meet Again
Next Monday

The Rev. W. H. Davis, secre-
tary, today issued the following
cali for a meeting Of the workers
conference of the Carolina Asso-
ciation:
"The Ministers and Workers
Conference of the Carolina AssO-
citation will meet at the Lewis
House of the First Baptist church
on August 5 at 10 a. m.
"There will be a report Of the
committee appointed at the last
conference and d general discus
sion of the crime wave
eve extend a cordial invitation
to all Baptist ministers of the as
ISOLATION, and to all the ministers
of the city and county, and to all
citizens who believe in laW-en-
forcement, to meet with u.s."
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BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Spryice Stnff CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON. - In Alexandria,
W Va, d few miles down on the
other side of the Potomac, shirt
factory. employing about 100
women has cut wages three times
since NRA codes went out the
window The cuts amount TO 80
per cent and have been acCop,-
panied by an increase of weekly
working hours from sc, to A.
Resultant wages of sc, 81, and
IS a week. paid in the back yard
of the national capital, are a re-
minder here that the old-fash-
Toned sweatshop is coming back.
p 1t is worth noting that the
Alexandria factory girls. never
before organized and quickly per-
suaded to return when they
walked out after a first 10 per
cent cut, are now being organized
by. the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers.
Wher. the L. S. Supreme Courts
Schecter decision hit the NRA and
Roosevelt decided to dismantle il,
Sidney Hillman, president of Anal.
gamated, grabbed his hat and
jumped on The next train to New
York without even bottering to re.
sign from the NRA board.
He hasn't been seen here since
because he has been busy with
other garment industry unions il
building up a S1,OOO,OOI strike fund
with which to fight for preserya-
tion of Gains made under MIRA
The attitude of Mayor T. c
Dawson of Alexandria possibly 70.
fleets a change Of viewpoint in
many cities and towns toward
sweatshops as q result of NRh
education. Dawson tells the strik.
ers:
"You don't have a job. You b,ro
a disease. Alexandria business mon
don't sympathize with emrlovo,,r
who exploit workers to the br,,i;.
ing point and don't pay 4 l.v;nr
wage. This government gives Won
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31
JAMES Il. Poi
PASSES AVA
Funeral Held Toigk1
One of States kE
AttorneF

RALEIGH. july .-ivW.-
James Hinton Pou 70 u Nu1
Cardinals outStar. lawyer
died Monday at h., a@. 10 a
leigh. He had been 81 fog ,e't1
months.
Mr.. Pou ATTENDED public s.a
only a short timc. re,a'1:
education from his fa,.@a5
ward graduate. He va, a"--
to the bar in 1889. and .as;5
Raleigh in 1898.
He specialized in con|,r.
and civil law, serving q. g:
counsel for the Carolina "
company and in recent yer
Tescnting large chain ned
organizations in special .a..
He had participated III +.
important criminal tra.,, I'd
including the Cole murd". !.
Richmond county, the L..'
man Reynolds trial at VI.
L',I,n, Al, I oI,.I,pOcn raS. It
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31

bout goln', re-
piled Mason; but
| amt zactly
goin' tub CO."
"Mason S a y S
he belongs to
Company b." in
terposed Anna,
the maid.
Company b."
"Yas sah," ex-
planned Mason,
-"be here when
dey goes, and be
here when dey
comes back. 81
amt lost nothin'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31
CEMETERY CLEANING
AT HOOPERS CREEK

A cemetery cleaning has been
arranged for Saturday Of THIS
week by those Interested in the
upkeep of Hoopers Greek ccmc-
terry. The announcement states
that it is planned to have a speak
er for the occasion and everyone
attending is asked to take a PIC
mic lunch. All people having rela-
tives buried at Hoopers Creek are
invited to take part in this work
READ THE WANT ADS.
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DERRICK KILLS )

TWIN FNLLS, lam INV!
(UP)-Collap5c . gam
derrick yesterday r"r..,' Z
men to death and n'a.@
others at the $l.g9oC00
Falls development project a
Idaho Power company
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down there got 10 ~ anu looh
for"
4 4
What a World
The great Christian nations
have not yet recovered from their
World war of 1914-191S-and
will not in hundred years. Yet,
they are industriously arming
themselves and getting ready for
another World war. Old King
Solomon said a mouthful when
he ouoth, GAS dog returneth to
his VENT, so a fool returneth to
his folly
i X X
Little Things Heard
The other day l heard radio
announcer refer to the President
of the United States as "Pres-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31

This morning l said to our col
ored yardman, "Mason, what Is
all this talk l hear about your
going to Ethiopia to fight the
Italians?
"Some of de boys is talkin'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31
COMPANY BE-
By WICKES WAMBOLDT

ident Hoover" Somebody should
enlighten him as to the name OF
our present President.
Some years ago in Boston, l
met a man in public life, who
somehow or other, had acquired
an odd quirk in his pronuncl-
alton. ..
Oceans" he called "Bec-uns,
Clown" he pronounced "tow-un,"
etc.
When | called his attention to
the matter, he was distressed !;
and asked me to give him a list
of those words and others that
l had observed him pronouncing
peculiarly.
Shortly aftcrward | was pres
cnt when this man made pub
lie address. He came to me when
he had finished and whispered,
Glow did l do?"-meaning, of
course, with regard to the pro
nunciation of the words he and
| had discussed.
Perfectly" l replied, with
one exception"
What was that?" he asked.
Campaign | answered.
"How did | pronounce it?' he
queried.
"Campay-un," / said.
And that reminds me that this
morning | heard an announcer at
WLW call a "trombone" trem-
bieo-un". "Lone' he pronounced
'1o-un." Perhaps he was kin to
the Boston man.
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CONFERENCE.-THE
HAPSBURGS

Talk of the return of tie Haps.
T. hurgs to Austria, resulting from
the Austrian governments restora
ton of that family's crown prop
erty to Archduke Otto, includes
recollection Of a powerful empire
that rose from humble beginning
in the little town of Habichtsbure
at the junction 0f the Aar and the
Rhine, some 900 years ago. Quickly
the Hapsburg power grew, mostly
by marriage into other ruling fam
lilies, until, in 1899, at the peak OF
their power, the Hapsburgs infiu
ented the greater part of Europe
and most of South and Centre:
America.
Then came decline until in 1915
revolution ended the family rule
Failure of Emperor Karl, father Of
Otto, to regain the throne FASTENED
his death in 1922, and now the %
year.olt. heir may resume the fam
lily power over a greatly reduced
territory.
The stamp shown here is the last
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and differs in no essential particulars from
the sort of government Russia has To-Day
Socialism or Americanism?
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al was glad when they said unto me- Ie' 10 g
into the house of the Lord" (Ps. lZZ;i).
90.
An Indian in his preparation for the Sabbath
Dav services said he made his body very clean
from head to foot, and then instead of laughing
and chatting idly with his friends-tO use his own
words,-"T sit down and think Jesus until il is time
to CO." How many of us THINK JESUS" just be.
fore church me?-From Home Mission Echoes.
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One-man holding company OF
ancient history: "He that maketh
haste to be rich shall not be inno-
cent"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-31

Oh the HapS'
burg empire.
1t pictures the
unfort u n a t e
Emperor Karl
and was used
during the two
years he was
on the throne,
from 1915 to
1918.
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The law Of living is a menace to
the joy of living.
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copyright, 1885, NEA Service, 1nc.)
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

lies de sus brazes, pfernas y hen,
bros .parecen ser igualn !
sprodig.osos. Nunca Sc ha
Ihablar de los srbsecuente
.jes que tan poderoso ind
hace al den0ista. E
tie verlo en- 81 facer
|lo que gaasEs imp5 que pre
d loss ssiona-
ID ire yor parte de los
Eertes alcanZ3n ST
lollo a la Sdad de
%htindan en- su re
for fof4fia hasta los 33. Ell jo-
ven Lichtenfeld ha empezado
mucho antes. T:ene solo Is amos
v por este motive Ia llamado
mucho la atencRn. Los meaicos
estan interesadas en- 81, porque
su extraordinario d%esarrollo no
ha s:do adquirido. Cuando era
un ninito va era muy fuerte.
LO que hiZo fue mantenerse en-
lorna.
FL muchach6n ademas de do
- barras de acerO Y masticar
cadenas, con correas atadas a
sus h9mbros, correas unidas
con cadenas, levanta autom6vi-
les, desde un andamio, a varias
pulgadas del suelo. Ell puede ha-
Ger este, por supuesto despues
de un ajuste de modo que ell au
tom6vil quede perfectamente
balanceado. Pesa ell autom6vil
$500 libras.
Los medicos dicen que ell 10
ven S;egfried sufre I'm des6r-
den de las glandulas que lie ha
ldado este asombroso desarro-
Ito fisico.
"Puede ser una condici6n
glandular, dice 6l, pero no me
molesta en- 10 mas minimo. Nc
Iexiste molestia en- tener ell desa
rrollo ffsico que 20 tengo, en-
poser musculos que son como
de acero. Yo creo que muchas
Ipersonas desearian padecer mi
enfermedad."
~. r.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14
tCATORCE personals REA-
BILITADAS PARA Ell IRA,
BAJO

Por medic del d~epartamerto
que dirige ell Sr. ]. r. Payne,
director en- ell condado, acaban
de ser rehab'litadas para ell ira
bajo IA personals que no pare
clan fisicamente capacitadas
antes de someterse al nnuevo
sistema de entrenamiento.
Doce del grupo estan recibien
do auxilios de la FERA y tres
va han encontrado ocupaci6n
lucrativa.
Con ell departamento Sc ms
cribieron 1856 caSos, al decir
de Payne, de los cuales 992 fue
ron examinados fuera de las Off
|cinas.
En- ell ano pasado Sc pidi6 a
495 industriales cooperation
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

con esta sscueh y Sc demando
La ayuda de 10 c-ganizaciones. l
->agencia tiene su despacho en-
ell uum0o 107 de la avenida
La gaceta., 1935-01-14
PARA LA MUJER l. !

dia 10rir en- la can
kmen u poeta magnifico n
lie coz rio, que frecuea
e Sc mite ba de cortesandp~
Poder satiSfacer su voracidad
ensual de hombre del tropico.
Para los literarios desintere-
s dos de la politica, que ven al
a Eista, deshuman.zand9Io, San
tc Chocano, que segregaba poe
sfas en- sus libros y SENDS pa su
vida real de iniquidades Scia-
les, podra ser I'm hombre\ e-
nal.
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No Sc Moleste CON
Parches de Mostaza

Musterole. ~preparada con aceits
puro de mostaza y otros activos In
s fsct ]eStiSto los Sarnhs ~
mostaza. Sin ietar ampoiias.
Musterole suele allviar con prom
titud bronquitis. dolores de gargRn-
ia, tose5, resfrLados, neuralgia.
congestiones, reumstismos. torcedu-
ras, dolores musculares, c~ontusio-
mes, y toda clase de males y dolo-
res. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
las Iulmonias. Vkndess en- todAn
las d. guerias, q 35c y CSC, en-
Jarros y en- rubos. TamAno de hos
pital s..
nGAfnr nua ma nnrrhA IA nnNaAanA.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

Florida. dirigida al Supreme E
gecutivo de la Orden Caballero
de la Luz.
Firman ell documento, que
lorna parte de 10 controversial
del Supreme con. la Gran Is.
gia, los Sr>, Domingo Plaa
res, Gran Luminar; joaquin Al
varez Herrera, Gran Secreta-
rio; Manuel G. CeballoS, Lumi-
mar, y Eleuterio Fernandez, Sc
cretirio.
NosotroS seguimos deSeasdo
cue la luz elimine las diferen-
cias surgidas Y que la Orden
tome ell canine recto y de sal
vaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

soaetido a supervision.
Ell senador Wagner, presiden
tie del Comite de Labor, esta re-
dactando de nuevo ell proyecto
que presentara en- la pasada le-
gislatura, y que espera sea a
probado en- esta.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14
UNA REPLICA DE LA
LOGIA CURBELO

Publicaremos manana una re
plica de la logia j. C. Curbelo
No. a y de la Gran Logia de
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

los dias sc aprueben leyes desti-
nadas a unpnizar todas las in
duStyias. FL mismo ciudadano,
. quien respalda un grupo in
fluyente, sugerira que a los CO.
de labor Sc les despoje da
los sod&res que tienen<sara ha-
Ger cumpIir sus '6rdenes, dispo-
niendo que ei dominic ds la ma
yorias Sc reconozca por la ley~y
que el derecho de huelga quede
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

Washington, enero 14.-Uno
de los principles conSeieros
del Presidente en- problemas del
Itrabaio, lie recomendara en- es-
La gaceta., 1935-01-14
AOUI ESTA LA MACNIFICA
~OPORTUNIDAD DE
rNMpQ Al
Adquiera su hogan y no pague
contribuciones.

NEGOCIO Y HOGAR EN- TAM
PA HEIGHTS.-Un magnifico ne
gocio que vende $500 semanales.
Quiere venderlo por no poder aten-
derlo. Tambien un hogan junto al
establecimiento. Precio de sacrificio.
TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Un hogar de
ensueno. Bungalow, z habitaciones,
con preciosa cocina y otras conve :
niencias. Lote 50x110. Pavimentacion
paga; a una cuadra de Nebraska.
5 1890, con $4,000 al contado.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

SEMINOLE HEIGHTS.-Bunga-
low moderno, Z habitaciones, bonito
patio, peces en- un tanque; cerca de
Florida. Precio $2,30O.00; $500 al
contado y $500 al mes.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

FINCA-de 40 acres, buena terra,
a seis miHas, donde Sc pueden hacer
crfas. VeaIa para a%preciarla. Preclo
$4,000 por acre. Con un pequeno
pago al contado. .
TENEMOS oTRAS AsoMBRoSAS
GANGAS.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

D.
MUJER Is
para que denostsra Afamase =
.pno de los intelectos mas escla-
~ los etpiritus mas
puros erica, el DR.. Vas
cong abVsando de su
.snpeSforlr1c Swin Elmore,
N valeroso - &c Sc,
Eurgia, indignad6.@ q
1teresadas procacidada
TChocano. 100
Por raro aZar Sc We a SanE
Chocano ponef su sensibilidsS
de poeta al seryicio del pueblo.
Para medrar e, alienta a lbs
verdugos de 81 pals. Abando-
ma y escarneceN las mujeres
que lie han ama6, cuando no
las roba, como a la sobrina de
Estrada Cabrera, con la que Sc
casa para peior afanz2rse Ia
protecci6p del dictador. So cam
tas alguna vez una revoiuci6n es
porque la We triunfa1te y espe-
ra cotizar bien sus lif.cas rebel
dias.
Nj una sofa de las mvchas We
ceS que ha tornado la defensa de
IN hombre poderoso contra un
pals maniatado, obraba Choca-
no a impuls& de la conviction
nj de una amEad hidalga.
Tenia que Wabar como ha
acabado, muerto por ell anna
blanca-arma de plebeyo, veja-
.do-que sabe Dios que sucia vi
llama habra querido vengar en-
este hombre que vestia a Su mu
sa de arminos para convertiaa
en- manceba de satrspa.
Ell HOMBRE MAS FUERTE
DE EUROPA
De Vez en- euando en- la vida
de un pueblo emerge I'm hon.
bre fuerte que reclama ser ell
camp6n en- hazanas que requie-
rem absolute fuerza y habilidad,
Y muchos de estos hercules han
salido de Alemania. Ell ultimo
en- declararse a 81 mismo ell mas
fuerte ser humane es Siegfried
Lichtenfeld, qeu ciertamente
realiza actos gu anteriormente
SCI conS.deraban imp9sibles.
Siegfried con la mayor facili-
dad toma una cabilla de hero
de una pulgada de diametro y
hace con ella varios nudos. LO
hace por medic de su potencia
muscular, ayudado por niveles,
" 81 la hazana no conquista ell
APPLAUSE que magma Sc merece,
REQUIRE a otrOs actOs as0mbro-
SOS.
No es molestia alguna para
este j6ven romper con los diem
ties una cadena. Los muscuios
de su mandibula, 10 mismo que
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

PerO a 10 que no puede lie
garse 81 no es por culpa de la
deformaci6n professionals es a
poetizar Ia existencia del can
tor, Waldo. Y a veces buf6n de
Jos mas abyectos tiranos ole His
panoamerica. Precisamente por
ser Santos Chocano un h9mbre
dotado de una yitalidad porten-
tosa y de I'm estro esplendoroso,
hay que lamentar mas que hicie
ra uso tan vii de sus sobresalien
ties cualidades. Ell verbo exube-
rante de Observation-Disclosures
mario histri6n-ha %procurado
sublimar los mas indecorosos E.
pisodios de su vida y ha inten-
tado exculparse de otros, san
grientos y NADIA her6icos, con to
pS:cos rutilantes. Pero vista baJo
ell prisma de la etica menos ri
gurosa, la tormentosa existen-
cia de Santos Chocato es una So
cesion de infamias. Complicado
en- Madrid en- una estafa con
una banda de br.bones, a quie-
mes nj la imagination desbor-
dante del bafdo peruano podria
embellecer. Parasite del dicta-
dor guatemalteco Estrada Ca
brera va a la carcel, porque no
puede escapar, cuando Sc de-
rrumba inopinadamente ell des-
potismo. Tur;ferario luego, es-
pkndidamente retribuido del
tirano Legufa, que lie p2gaba
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

YBOR CITY.-Casa de 2 pisos,
8 cuartos, a 2 cuadras del Casino.
Precio $4,000; $4,000 al contado y
$500 por mes.
La gaceta., 1935-01-14

TAMPA HEIGHTS.-Casa de seis
cuartos, arboles frutales, buen Tote,
aceras. Precio S1,500.00; $4,000 al
contado y ell resto como alquiler.