davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-04-14

La primavera lleva a Ia genie
por differences caminos. No TODD e
mundo "primaveriza" en- la misma
direction. Muchos pasan la prima-
vera en- ell mar; otros, en- sus jar
dimes; otros. en- los jardines dc los
demas. va hago mi primavera en-
las vidrieras de los negocios.
La primera vidriera suele ser una
de corbatas. Ash Sc ocurrio esta
primavera. vi n maravillosa cor
bata roja Y anaranjada. Yo com
prendfa que aquello era horrible,
r%epelente Pero cualquier hombre
detras de aquella corbata podia ser
tornado por un estudiante que tie
ne sangre joven e hirviente EN- sus
venas. V 70 guerra pasar por un
hombre primaveral.
-Deseo esa corbata-dije al en-
trar.
-5Que corbata, sehor?-me pre-
gunto .el dependents.
Me %sorprendio que no supiera
cual. mo habfa. seguramente, otra
corbata en- ell mundo como aquella
Y estaba IN su vidriera Y 81 10 ig-
norabai
Salimos a la vereda y Sc la nos
tire o ell dedo.
-iAhi 5Aquella ?-murmuro re-
gresando y sacando otra de una
GAIA.
Pero estaba encaprichado V deci-
df comprar la corbata por la que
habia entrado al negocio. Volvi a
salir a Ia vereda para dirigirle con
la mano la exclusive corbata que
70 guerra, mientras el. hacienda
una u con ell brazo. trataba de
apartar I'm par de ~guantes, no con-
s~iguiendo hacerlo mas que con uno.
pues ell otro Sc escondio dentro del
cuello de una camisa.
Cuando examine la corbata fue-
IA de la vidriera, no me parecio tan
deslumbradora. Las corbatas nece-
stan del aqua. Pero. en- fin, era
yistosa y pregunte ell precio. Era
solamente ell triple de 10 que 70 PEN
saba gastar, por 10 cual la compre.
- Quiere que lie muestre algunas
camisas Ultima novedadp dijo
mientras me envolvia la corbata, ell
dependents.
No. Me va listed a mostrar al
gunas classes de calcetines-le con-
teste.
Abrio ante mi una enorme GAIA
en- Ia que habria no menos de Gin
La opinión., 1935-04-14
va estaran con-

lie parcee un t~rajecito azul oscuro
lie insinue.
En- mi retorno al domicilio fui
nuevamente atraido por ell lama
miento primaveral que desde una
vidriera me hizo un pahuelito de
soda. que parecia que me guinaba
/ un oio. Tenia n cenefa amarillo
Y verde. Entire Y 10 compre.
lie gusta esta camisa? - me
pregunto ell dependence, mostrdn-
domela.
No tratare de describirla. Verda-
deramente me em~ocionaha. Pero, 81
algdn dia ven ustedes por la Gale
a un caballero con una camisa YER
de opalescente, un cuello rojo como
ell dc las que llaman "palomas de-
g%olladas', y unos puhos e~nsangren-
tados como los de un descuartiza-
dor, seguramente que csc caballero
soy 20.
Volvi a mi casa enfermo de ale
La opinión., 1935-04-14
Gratis para Asma

81 listed sufre Ataques de Asma So
focantessy terribles que 10 hagan de-
sesperarse; cast a%hogarse y que no 10
dejen dormir o 81 listed siente que la
enfermedad 10 va agotando, no dele
de pedir inmediatamente a la From
tier Asthma Co, una prueba gratis
de su maravilloso metodo. No impor-
ia donde viva o 81 tiene re ell otro
remedio bajo Ell Sol, pida esta prueba
gratis. ST ha sufrido toda su vida y
ha probado TODD 10 que Sc lie ha re-
c~omendado sin provecho, no Sc des-
consuele nj pierda la esperanza; pida
esta prueba gratis. No lie costar; ma
da. Direction:
FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.
22S w. Frontier Bldg,
4oz Niagara st. Buffalo, N. Y.
La opinión., 1935-04-14
Tragedia en- dos
Cartas

"Mamita Querida: Tomo la plu-
ma para desearte que tie eneuen-
tres blen de salud. como 10 estoy 20
por ell momento, graclas a dos. Ell
objeto de la %presente es deeirte que
mi patron no Sc porta bien conmi-
go. A pesar de haberme prometido
que me haria desollar y sangrar,
nune 10 cumple. Ademas, 20 que-
/: que me hiciese matar de una
vez. FL otro dia me dijo que acaso
para fin de aho me haria matar.
Tu. mamita, cue 10 conoces. opor
qus no lie suplicas que me haga ma
tar a~ntes?... Te besa tn hijo que
tie quiere, Epaminondas".
"Hijo Querido: Junto con esta
carta sale otra para tn patron, en-
la que, dc acuerdo con tn pedido. 10
rueg, que tie haga matar pronto.
No sabes cuanto me allegro de que
va te haya hecho sangrar Y DESC
lar. FL corazon de n madre So
LENA de algeria cuando We que SO
procede asi oon SUI hijo. Mi fell
cidad culminara ell dia en- que tn
p iron tie haga matar; porque. al
fin y al CATO, "a carniceria en- que
tie encuentras empleado es la me-
jor del pueblo y allf a~prenderaa
bien y pronto COMO Sc mata. sc 81 II
gra Y SO dcsuella un animal. Reci-
be los besos de tn madre. Teofras-
ta".
La opinión., 1935-04-14
c U r o S D A D

Como tai ofrecemos la siguiente,
en- la cual los lingiiistas han sabido
''poner" en- actividad su entendi-
miento.
Apoyandonos, pues, en- Ell verbo
.'poner", vemos que:
La gallina, pone.
Ell vanidoso, a%ntepone.
Ell operario, compone.
FL TESTING, depone.
FL quimico, d%escompone.
FL Estado, impone.
Ell chismoso, indispone.
El juicioso, repone.
Fl entrometido, Sc interpone.
Ell orgulloso, Sc sobrepone.
Ell calumniador, supone.
Ell ladron, traspone.
Ell hombre, propone.
y. Dios, dispone.
La opinión., 1935-04-14
CARTAS QUE
Sc PIERDEN
srits. serafina calabacete.-ciudad.

II SG W.
Muy d%istinguids senorita;
listed p%erdonars que la Modesto
con reeordarle la cuenteclta que tie
NJ psndiente en- esta su casa, en-
decir: esta sera su casa ST stiende
mi sGplica de saldar euanto antes
eae p.co, que 81 bien no es pico de
orc como ell de su persona, es un
pioo no despreeiable para ell acree-
dor, aunque parezca serlo algo pa
ra Ia deudora.
Mi dependents esta cansado de
dar vueltas y mas vueltas al ele-
eante domieiIio donde reside listed;
llegando al extreme de haberle te-
nido que sufraear 20 los sastos de
medals sue'as para sus zapatos y
este no me parece serio nj propiclo
de una sehorita de tan alta pro-
sapia como Sc que listed 10 es o por
10 menos 10 da a entender su nom
brs de Serafina. Sera tan fina o
mo Ie de la real CANA, pcro no 10
denuestra en- sus hechos, mi esti-
mazda senorits.
por ST es flaca de memorial, que
TODD puede ser, desde ell momento
cue Sc divide tan facilmente de
arreglar sus cuentas, 10 indicare que
Ell monte de la suya, asciends a
1850 doIares, valor de las cinco
docenas de pares de medals N. p. U.
de que So ha servido surtirse en- mi
estabIecimiento y ST a esa una lie
ahadimos ell importe de las otras
medias, (las medals suelas, que he
tenido que reponer a mi dependien-
tel, sube su euenta a 148 dolares
redondos.
70 no quisiera dar I'm paso de-
cisivo recurriendo a su papa, ell
senor de Calabacete, a auien habria
de llamarIe la atencion un gasto
tan esorbitante en- puras medals de
soda purs y seria probable que lie
CARA a poner en- duda, sino Ia pu-
rexa de las medals, por 10 menos la
pureza de listed.
Mueho gusto tendre de verla de
nuevo por mi establecimlento y
mo:trarIe las 1ltimas novedades re-
cibidas en- medals y ropa interior
para senores y sehoritas; pero 81 al
visitarme no 10 hace con un aboni-
to en- mano, por 10 nenos de la mi
tad de su aderdo, tendre ell senti-
miento, en- 10 tocante a ropa inte-
rior, de no mostrarle NADIA y en- 10
referente a medals, "tampico".
Sin otro particular y en- espera
de que no dars lugar a otros pasos,
qucdo de listed affmo, y alto. S. S,
TeIesforo TAMBllQUETG.
La opinión., 1935-04-14

grfa y de miedo. LEGO. por fin, la
fecha glor!osa en- que me disguise a
estrenar todas las novedades de mi
ropero: ell traje, los calcetines, la
camisa, ell sombrero, la corbata, ell
p~ahuelo.... Me mire al espejo y
%comprobe que el 1nico obsequio no
vedosa que nos brinda la primavc-
IA son los granos que nos salen en-
ia cara. Y aun esos son como mi
nuevo sombrero, de la misma forma
que los de los amos anteriores....
La opinión., 1935-04-14
mo MATARAS"

I'm caballero comienza a confe-
sarse. El ~sacerdote, despues de pre-
guntarle sobre los cuatro primeros
mandamientos, lie dice:
Del quinto no habra que ha-
blar....
lie dire a listed, padre.
u C6mo?
Soy medico.
La opinión., 1935-04-14

ell maullido de su cato
y 81 me enojan, les mato
lal minino y hasta a Rita.
Y despues de esta vista
al solar de Margarita
a Oar fue, volando, un patio,
y de clio enterado ell cato
Icual flecha Sc precipita
sobre ell ave, sale Rita;
al jolgorio, ell perro chato
salta la valla, 10 imita
ell senior de Guanajuato....
uno maya, Rita grita
y aparece Margarita.
Tira de Ia cola ell cato,
que metido en- la bolita
arana al perrote chato
que ladra, rabia, Sc excita..
y ell II de Guanajuato
males mayores evita:
mata a t!ros patio y cato
~ lie dice a Margarita:
-Dispuesto a pagan ell patio
cquiere ser mi mujercita?
Aquf la historic es finita
que en- boda' ACADIA ell relate
del seflor de Guanajuato,
MarSot y SUI hermana Rita.
del patio, ell perro y ell cato.
Fray SlNREE
La opinión., 1935-04-14
ON WAVE LARGUISlMO SIN SA-
LlR DEL MISMO SlTIo
lO'aloso entire un russ zarista y un
russo comunista).

= Donde ha nacido listed?
En- San Petersburgo.
Il D6nde ha es%tudiado?
En- Petrogrado.
-Ultimamente, Gdonde ha vivido?
En- Leningrado.
-6Y d6nde quiere listed vivir?
En- San Petersburgo.
La opinión., 1935-04-14

Ell senior de Guanajuato,
que es dueno de I'm perro chato,
ell un caseron habita,
junto donde viven Rita
Y Margot. que tienen cato.
Precavida Margarita,
muy bien alecciona a Rita
no dele salir al cato
cuando yea al perro chato
en- la yarda, pues Sc irrita
ell senior de Guanajuato,
quien quiere evitar que al cato
su perro de de tripita.
POGO case lie hace Rita
a c~onsejo tan sensato
porque como Rita imita
muy bien ell magyar del cato,
mayando al perrazo irrita
en- busca del insensato.
FL senior de Guanajuato,
visitando a Margarita,
lie dice ash:
La opinión., 1935-04-14

cUANDo LEE listed IA OPT.
MON" SABE QUE LEE UN
PERIoDICo INDEPENDENTS
Y HoNRAOO.
La opinión., 1935-04-14
-.Sennrits

para evitar un NAL ratio,
no dele a su hermana Rita
que exile a mi perro chato
pues ella muy bien imita
La opinión., 1935-04-14
UN LILO DE PADRE Y MUY SENIOR MIC

Son actores del relate
que a transcribir me invita-:
Tn senior de Guanajuato,
Margot Y SUI hermana Rita,
I'm patio un perro y un cato.
La opinión., 1935-04-14
COnsejo de Familia
Por DOMINGO FESTIVE Y JovIAL

- la no NAL puests saita de los Picatostes, dona Escolastics
- sentada n un divan, "hace" como que "hace" una labor
pero 10 cierto es que no "hace" NADIA, poraue e $ una mujer
" de aouellas III n n saben "hacer" otra coxa II hab1ar
Evening star., 1935-06-28

When the panther lay dead at Tarzan's feet,
Hobash, the king, approached the ape man slowly
and said: "The bulls of the tribe Of Hobash are
the friends of Tarzan Of tie Apes" And Tarzan
answered: "Tarzan is the friend of the bulls OF
the tribe of HobaSh, the king"
Evening star., 1935-06-28
SALE-HOIJSES.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Larse. modern home. $500 block Alst,
between Wis. and Conn. aves. Controlled
vapor heat. fireplace, 2 baths r. hall,
porches. garage. tubs and toilet in large
basement: very refined. Sacrifice price.
Se.60O-S1. 300 cash. Phone OWNER.
GreenMood 1893. 30s
$8,950-CHEVY CHASE.
Pretty corner home of brick and frame,
fully detached. conveniently located and
big rooms. built-in bath with shower.
nice lot with pretty shrubbery and q
garage. This 10 q very outstanding oppor-
at q very low price. Phone
r. M HOOKER,
METROPOLITAN 1853.
EVENINGS. 8 TO Q. Call Emerson 5633.
Evening star., 1935-06-28
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.

FRIdDAiRE CURRENT FREE:
s5S .5O-Large living room with portable
dinette table and chairs. dressing room
with Murphy bed: sun room, kitSnen. ,1
$50 s2.5O-Housekeeping apt. reception
hall. large living room. sun room WIN
Murphy bed. bed rqom dlnins s19m' s99Hmn'
Evening star., 1935-06-28
LYON VILLAGE, VA.

l NILE FROM KEY BRIDGE.
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shade trees and abundance Of shrubbery;
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attractive; For full particulars. see see Lyon SssS
s4.250 pErAoHED. Pa a,Ro0M 200 ,,,1 Busoa- se..
ment and hot-water heat. de:
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than you are paying for rent.
SS15n Two new brick, detached. s.
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lovely home Is in the heart, Of
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Evening star., 1935-06-28

o,ss ss14 4tJMSSENds M8RRissoAAN ANS 81, ,snNDiAY. Mimi
Modern detached home; six rooms. bath.
two-car garage. Reduced to $3.50; $3.50
cash. balance like rent.
OWNER GEORGIA s732. 80.
BUNGALOW. NV. SUBURBS; ROOMS
sun room. bath, h.-w.h.. oil burner: beau
tiful yard. with shruhbery. flowers; garage.
~ BRoDIE & COLBERT
1907 Eye st NV. National SS1b.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
m
Evening star., 1935-06-28
sEAT1ITTI as[RTWENT T919RhEEAiuat's E9R EHia'

p.rs,ifHin one % 81 the most % %successful
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Box 11-K, Star once.
80 CHHVY CHASE. MD.
besutifuiYy iH lsndssSped; 81 800 and s4f.s6
Monthly. KssfSGiSN HkkITY 90.
Kspsin6tQn.. Nd. Phone xsnsinstsa 1S2.
Evening star., 1935-06-28
RENT-FLATS
SALE-Co-oPERATIyE APIS.

nee equity; total monthly payment, $40. so.
Apt. 4O3. 27O7 Adams Mill I'd. Phone
Adams 1471-J.
Evening star., 1935-06-28
WANTED-ROOMS.

BY SETTLED responsible Jewish lady. in
Ink. pref. Address Box 1851. Star once.
WANTED-Single room for quiet girl pre-
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month. Address Box 491-J. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-06-28

1927 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. APT. -2Os-
i-roorn,- bath apt. nicely furnished. $3e
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Evening star., 1935-06-28
OUTSTANDING
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See Them Before Buying.

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1404 K CAFRITZ. DIST 90sn.-
Evening star., 1935-06-28
NEAR NAVY YARD.
cronu .rr ArAr-rvNyrc

Store with 3-room apt in rear and s.
for delieatessen or liquor store. Property
is In excellent condition. Attractively
priced, reasonable terms. Call Mr.. APPEL
l404 K CAFRITZ DIST Q0Sn
Evening star., 1935-06-28

YOUNG MAN, Swedish descent, desires
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Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-06-28
THE OUEENSBOROUGH

i614 18th Street NV.
I bed room. living room. foyer.
kitchen, and bath. ..... &52.50
g bed rooms. living room. foyer.
kitchen. dinette, bath. SO! 80
Elevator. refrigeration. Resident
Evening star., 1935-06-28
RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

MIRAMAR, 1901 18th ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S575O-Larse living room with portable
dinette set. dressing room with Murphy
bed. sun room. kitchen and tiled bath.
Manager Potomac $500.
Evening star., 1935-06-28
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

1888 OWENS PI. NE
3 rooms recreation room In basement;
built-in earaee; oil heat. electric rsfrig-
HARRY LuDrNE.
$40 11th q. W, National SeAAs
Evening star., 1935-06-28
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Evening star., 1935-06-28
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

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Evening star., 1935-06-28
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-12
ERNST BOOSTS
AIR DERBY TIME
Entrant in ScrippS- Howard
Event Completes Second
Weeks FLIGHTS.

Kenneth Ernst, Indianapolis Times
Squadron entrant in the commercial
model event of the Scripps- Howard
Junior Aviator Transcontinental Air
Derby completed his weekly flights
at the Municipal Airport yesterday.
The model builders are allowed 3
fights each week and every second
in the air credits them with one
mile distance in their trek across
the country.
Ernst had taken one of his flights
on Monday but owing to weather
conditions was forced to abandon
further efforts until yesterday. His
time for Mondays flight was 2
minutes, 80 seconds. With ideal
weather conditions prevailing
yesterday his plane took off" on the
other two flights, and the time as
sembled was the best made by the
local youth during the contest,
which is in its second week.
His trim little model stayed aloft
7 minutes IS seconds and minuteN
AZ seconds in yesterdays flights,
giving him total of Is minutes So
seconds for the week. A tree halted
his progress in the minute IS Sec
onds flight and probably robbed
him of possible record in that
division. According to contest
rules the time of the flight ends
when a model becomes lodged in a
tree or on a roof top. Ernst climbed
to the top of the tree and rescued
his ship, which was not damaged.
Ernst and Robert Huddleston
won the right to compete in the
Derby by winning The Indianapolis
Times squadron's elimination con-
test on May 4, and Huddleston, after
breaking two worlds records, is far
out in front in the stick model
event. Last weeks figures showed
Ernst in second place in the COM
mercial event, and The Times flier
is hopeful of overtaking the leader
after yesterdays splendid flights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-12
SOCIAL EVENTS
ARRANGED FOR
GROCER FARLEY
Double Header Ball Game
Sunday Starts Round of
Entertainment.

The entertainment program for
the National Association Of Retail
Grocers convention here will begin
Sunday afternoon as delegates and
their families attend a double-head-
er baseball game between IIdisnap-
oils and Louisville at Perry Stadium
The annual presidents ball and
reception will follow Sunday night
in Murat Temple. Ted Weems
dance band will play, and Lsnny
Ross. radio and movie singer. and
the Showboat quartet will be fea-
tured.
Entertainment for women visitors
will include a luncheon Monday al
the Columbia Club, luncheon anc
beauty review and aquatic contest
Tuesday afternoon at Broad Ripple
park. theater party Tuesday night
a luncheon and bridge party
Wednesday and luncheon Thurs
day.
Men will attend ar athletic show
Tuesday night at the Sports Arena
The Asparagus Club will hold its
banquet Monday night.
Gov. Paul V. McNutt will be the
principal speaker at the grocers
annual banquet Wednesday night
John Coode. Nashville, Tenn, viii
be POSTMASTER.
Business meetings will be hello
each day from $50 a. m. to 2 p. m
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HOME BUILDING
CEREMONY SET
Mayor Kern to Take Part in
Ground Breaking for
Two Residences.

Ground will be broken. starting at
II Saturday. for two Indianapolis
model houses which will be built
according to Federal Housing Ad-
minisTation specifications as a part
Of the nationwide drive to restore
building trades prosperity.
Mayor John w Kern will take a
leading part in the ceremonies. First
ground to be broken will be on a
lot at 52d-st and Cornelius-av, upon
which William Low Rice will build
a bungalow type residence. A SIM
liar ceremony will follow on West
field-blvd. between Pennsylvania
ST and KeSsler-blvd. upon which the
Bridges 81 Graves Co. will erect a
model home.
Tom Mcconnell. state FILA asso-
ciste director. will speak. Others
on the program are r. G. Foster,
Marion County better housing
chairman; Mrs. Paul T. Hart. wom-
ems committee chairman; William
T Hurd, city building commissioner;
William Book. executive vice presi-
dent of the Indianapolis Chamber
OF Commerce: James r. Branson.
state FILA administration executive
assistant; H. D. Vim, chief under
writer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-12
SUMMER Term
AT BUTLER TO
OPEN TUESDAY
Glasses to Continue Through
Aug. 10; Leonard Is
in Charge.

The Butler University Summer
School will open Tuesday for regis
tration and will continue through
Aug. 10 under the direction Of Prof.
George F. Leonard.
Courses will be offered in botany,
chemistry. classical languages, eco
Monies and business administration,
education, English, German, history
home economics, mathematics, phil
osophy, physics. romance languages,
sociology, speech and zoology.
All science laboratories, the uni
versity library and physical educa-
ton plant will be open for the use OF
students.
The summer term executive COM
mittee will include Prof. Leonard,
President James w. Putnam, Dean
Gino A. Ratti, Dean w. L. Richard
son, Dean Frederick D. Kershner
Mrs. Helen Hoover Moore and Mrs
Martha Bebinger Enyart. Mrs
Moore is assistant director of the
summer term and Mrs. Enyart is
the university registrar.