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than S11, 900, 900 has been cleared
for ex-service men. In 1927 alone
the British legionnaires sold 49,
600, 900 peoples and made prof
it of 81, $50, 900. In 1928 the sales
reached the $1,000, 900 mark.
Instead of the poppy becoming
a national emblem, as Miss
Michael first dreamed, it has be-
come an international emblem.
In Europe, besides the British
Isles and France, IS countries
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29

this story-a British army Off
GERS poem, with its reference to
a vivid and striking symbol, COM
ing to the attention of an Ameri-
can woman just two days before
the Armistice was signed; the
visit of the war workers to her
office at the moment when she
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29

war dead spread to the North,
even though a different day, May
80, was chosen for its observ-
ance.
But it was a group of Georgia
women who gave to the nation
the idea OF Memorial day and it
was Georgia woman who gave
to it the idea of the red poppy as
symbol of that other day of
memory-Armistice Day.
g Western Newspaper Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29
Silence in Conversation

Silence is one great part of con-
versation. He is not a fool who
knows when to hold his tongue; and
a person may gain credit for sense,
eloquence, wit, who merely says
nothing to lessen the opinio- which
others have of these qualities in
themselves.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29
Coal Apples

Coal apples are specimens of
spheroidal anthracite coal found in
the Mammoth seam of Pennsyl-
vania, varying from one-fourth of
an inch to 10 inches in diameter.
They are usually about the size of a
hens egg and are thought to be due
to jointing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29
Anti-Climax

AnIl-CIlmaX
IT'S a story that has been told
about Judge Roy Bean of Texas,
famous as the exponent of the Law
West of the Pecos." 1t has also
humor of the frontier. Here it is:
A Mexican sheepherder was
caught red-handed in the assassi-
nation of a fellow-countryman and
brought to trial. After an hours
deliberation the jury returned with
a verdict of guilty.
While it had been out, the judge
had retired to his chambers 60 read
up on the law. He found It very
dry so he freshened his mind with
frequent ibations from a bottle.
When he returned to the court
room, his voice was bit thick as
le deliver ed this classic sentence:
Jose Manuel Miguel Xavier Gonzeles,
in but few month; ii will be spring.
The SHOWS of winter will fee away. the
ice will vanish and the air will become
soft and balnny. In short. Jose Manuel
Miguel Xavier Gonzales, the annual
miracle of the years re-awakening will
come to pass. The rivulet will run its
purling course to the sea. The timid
desert flowers will put forth their tender
shoots. The glorious valleys of thi- I'm.
perial domain will blossom as the rose.
From every tree-top in the woods
some wild-woods songster will carol his
mating ing. Butterflies will sport in
the sunshine. and the busy bee will hum
happily as it pursues its accustomed
vocation. The gentle breezes will tease
the tassels of the wild grasses. And all
nature, Jose Manuel Miguel Xavier
Gonzales, will be glad. But you. you,
Mexican sheepherde;, you
won't be here to see it, because you're
going to get hung four weeks rom this
coming Friday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29
Origin Of "An

The letter "a" once thought to
have been invented by The Phoeni-
clans. is believed to have originated
with an older people.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29

Americana
SpoOnerisms
By Elmo Scott Watson

OpOOucTtSmS
ONE day in the early part OF
~ the Nineteenth century while
the New York legislature was in
session in Albany an excited mes
senger burst into the chamber.
"Sister meeker." he cried, "dnd
LENDERS of the megislature! Circu-
lar singcumstancel The Eliver Ols-
worth's billed her buster!"
When he Gained down enough 20
repeat what he had said, Mr..
Speaker and the members of the
legislature" learned that tbs ''Oliver
Ellsworth" had busted her boil
ers," that is to say, steamer by
that name had blown up.
Perhaps this excited messenger
had never heard of Rev. w. A.
Spooner, warden of New college,
Oxford, England, but the fact S
that he was giving splendid ex-
ample of the use of "Spoonerisms. ="
Reverend Spooner had the nervous
habil of transposing the first let
ters of two words in the same
phrase. Once he prayed in public
for "our queer dean" instead of
''our dear queen" Once he said
he cherished a "half-warmed fish"
in his heart when he wanted to
say a ''half-formed wish"
So his name ha5 been perpetuated
in the name for such oddities in
speech they're .'spoonerisms. "
And in recent years Americans have
become more familiar with them
than ever before, thanks to radio
comedian named Oy Ratwill-I
mean, Roy Atwill!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-10-29

One of Mans Worst Habits
One of mans worst habits, one
that shuts him off most from under
standing his fellow man, is the habit
of judging.
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II HIS is the story of how America acquired emblem
Il that red poppy which you will be wearing Armistce
Il Day. Its flaming petals symbols of the American
Ill blood that shed the battleheds of Europe dur
~ ing the war-torn years of 1941S But, than that
! ! :: :: !: :: !.
2SA memorial which honors only the who died
~ over there but also those who back alive with the
~ of that world tragedy engraved deep upon their
lIMNSN bodies and minds-our disabled veterans.
AI This is also the story of how the American adoption
~ of that emblem for Armistice Day has spread to other
countries until the red has almost much inter
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national significance that other universal ymbohe Red Cross
Finally this the story OF interesting coincidence Rather,
is the story of concdencesand of them shining
example of how history repeats itself"
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ASK YOUR DOCTOR THIS
Ask Him Before Giving Your
Child an Unknown Remedy

Practically any doctor you ask will
warn: Don't giDe your child unknown
remedies without asking your doctor
first"
When it comes to the widely used
children's remedy - milk of mag
nesia," the standard of the world is
established. For over half century
many doctors have said PHILLIPS
Milk of Magnesia." Safe for children.
No other is quite like it"
Keep this in mind, and say ''PH1L-
LIPS MILK OF MAGNESlA"
whenyou buy. Now alsointabletfor
Get the form you prefer. But see that
what you get is labeled Genuine
Phillips Milk of Magnesia."
Evening star., 1936-06-29
CHANGE IN POWER
POLICY ADVOCATED
Reversal Would Unleash
Huge Recovery Forces,
Bank Review Says.
ky the Associated Press.

Ey LHc AocCClAbcu EACoo-
NEW YORK, June 2e.-The month
ly survey Of the Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York says reversal Of public
policy toward the electric power In
dustry would release a constructive
force of tremendous magnitude in the
struggle to restore prosperity"
Stating that there are few directions
in which public policy at present is
working so clearly to the detriment Of
business recovery as in the electric
power industry, the review adds:
THE situation confronting the IN
dustry as result Of Government COM
petition and interference has once
more been brought to public attention
by the suit recently instituted by 19
operating utility companies in the
Tennessee Valley area to enjoin the
Tennessee Valley authority from fur
ther operation.
IF resumption Of capital expendi-
lures in the electric power industry
should occur, it would, in turn, consti-
tute an important factor in the re-
vival of the durable goods industries
and in demand for labor.
THE copper industry, the electrical
equipment industry and the various
building material industries would ex-
perience a marked increase in the de-
mand for their products, and employ
ment in these industries, as we'll as in
the building trades, would be stimu-
lated"
Evening star., 1936-06-29
Up +
ASSALES|M ROVE
Newspaper Lineage of First
Five Months Is rs Per
Cent Above 1885.
srecial Dispatch to The Star

NEW YORK, June 29.-With its
usual close correlation to general busi-
ness trends. advertising during the
first five months of 1895 continued
to register substantial gains over a
year ago. From an analysis Of ma
tional and retail advertising budgets,
which are generally based on per-
centage of the sales figure, it is ap-
parent that these increased expendi-
lures are not stepped-up appropria-
tions intended to stimulate trade arti-
ficially, but rather the natural result OF
rising sales, according to the Stand
ard Statistics Co. of New York.
Newspaper space sales, aided by a
substantial increase in retail adver-
tising during the past few months,
have scored material increase.
Lineage for the first five months was
rs per cent greater than In 1885.
Both magazine and newspaper ad-
vertising lineage, at their seasonal
peak in April, were the largest since
1881. Despite these gains, however,
both were still about 81 per cent
below their 1929 peaks, and, on a
dollar basis. slightly further below
record levels.
For the second half of the year
the outlook for almost all types sof
advertising remains highly promising
Newspapers in recent weeks have re-
ceived heavy retail and automobile
promotions to attract the veteran S
bonus money. These campaigns should
continue through July and part
of August, bolstering lineage during
these normally dull periods and ma
terially aiding earnings.
CHICAGO, June 20 CP,.-Retail
newspaper advertising for the week
ending June 20 broke all records foI
gains over the preceding year." the
magazine Advertising Age said today
The lineage outdistanced the CORE
spending period in 1885 by 3,486,s13
the magazines survey Of 66 major
cities showed, or 229 per cent.
The efforts of merchants TO secure
their share Of the bonus money" was
responsible, the magazine said, for the
bulk Of the increase. 1t credited the
rest to better business conditions"
Evening star., 1936-06-29
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, {.
Low Prices Curb
Sales Volumes of
Paper Box Firms
srecial Dispatch TO The Star

SItclal DiSpatcn 10 The star
NEW YORK, June 29-In keeping
with the increased usage Of paper
boxes and containers, and the wider
distribution Of consumer merchandise,
wholesale volume in units ranged from
10 to 20 per cent larger for the first
five months of the current year than
for the corresponding 1885 period. ac-
cording to a survey by Dun 81 Brad
street, Inc.
Keen competition and the low price
level, however. left the dollar volume
about where 1t was year ago. EN-
ploying more help and working Longer
hours, manufacturers in the CORFU
gated and folding box divisions made
the best showing. For set-up boxes,
the gain in output was smaller.
Unit production Of paper boxes last
Fall was the largest in three years,
and for the first five months Of 1886
went 10 to IL per cent ahead of the
1885 total. This was reflected in the
operations of paperboard manufac-
turers, which in october. 1885. reached
80 per cent of capacity. or 27.0 per
cent higher than the 1884 compare
tive. The curtailment that followed
was checked in January, and success
sive monthly increases brought the op-
Grating rate for April, 1886, to 72 per
cent Of capacity. rise of 1913 per cent
from the April, 1885, rate at IS.
"On the whole, the industry does
not seem to be in healthy condition.
Competition in an already overcrowd-
ed field has been intensified by the
entrance of new manufacturers, and
the spread Of price cutting has blocked
all attempts to raise the level Of quo
tations. The poor financial statements
submitted by most manufacturers ex-
plain the rising trend of failures for
the first time since 1882"
Evening star., 1936-06-29
DOMESTIC BONDS.

Adams EXP 4s A.. 100 991s 100
AIieg Corp 6s 44----- 93& 93h 93la
Alleg Corp IS 3D. 6S9s 6sss 6sss
Alleg Corp 5s so stp- 50as SO so
Alleg Valley As AZ - 1101g 110h 110h
Alleg & Westn AZ '9S- 100 100 100
Allis Cha i'm Is rs 1854 1856 1876
Am Beet Sug CIV 6s'40 101 100& 100N
Am O. For Pw 6s 203O 70 TIN 7SLs
Am Roll Mill 4As'4 112N 112 112
Am T & T 4hs SO lib 113 113
Am T & cl tr IS 46- 10Sk 1854 10S%
Am T & T deb IS 60 112k 112K l12%
Am T & T deb So '65-- 1854 113 113h
Am T d Tehs43 113% 1134 113h
Am TT 2iSs-5s'38'5o 112 Ill 112
Am Writ Pap IS a 36s& 36% 36M
Anaconda do ans SO 105 104h 104x
Anglo Ch Mir 10 as 33Is 80 80
Anglo Ch Nit 7s'45ct- 33h 80 32h
Ark &, NJ 3 & T 5s "a 103 103 103
Armour Il Co 4Ms'3s 104M 104h 104h
Arm'rt Del)lst Is '66- 97h 81 97h
Armstrong OK IS so 1054 105l1 1857
A T&S Fe ad 90 IS ct. 110A 109ss 109N
A T&s Fs gn4s Us =. 114h 114M l14ls
Atlanta q Bir As 30 IA 1874 II
Att & Ch A l. IS a. 110& 1l0h 1l0%
All Coast l. LIST 4s '62. 9612 96% 961a
Att Coast l. cit 4s S. s6s4 S6A S6%
Atl c l. un Z 4A5s g. 79M 79as 79ss
Att Coast Line 6s IS. 9sN 97A 9SE
Atlantic&D 1st - '48 81 81 81
Atlantic&D D % IS '48- 48 Al 4S
Att q Il " So SO e. 71h IL I'll
auburn Auto o4Esss "a IA "a
Baldwin Lo 5s' 4oasst l05 l05 105
n o list 20 .4s -. l06k 1854 1854
3 & O ANS '60------- 73A 73 731z
3 & o 1st IS g. 112h 112M 112A
B & o ref IS 's6 A.. 1854 s5h 8bh
B q o So .s6 F-.--- s4& S41s S4h
2 a @ ref S. 1000 D.. BAN san SAN
40 ref &C. '95 c. s6h 95lS 95h
[ SOS Swn So so :. 1881 I03M 1854
ABang & Aroos SIS ga ia ia LIZ
fBefi T Of Pa So SO c. l2Ssk l2ss@ l2sss
Beth stI@ks SO ST =. 105A l04s4 los
Bos q Me 4 Xs 'elJ-- 70M TOY TOY
Evening star., 1936-06-29
10 Low-Yield Bond.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June ga few cor
porate issues cut loose from the re-
stricted swing which marked the bond
market today by moving up ! to 4
points.
The list as a whole was irregular,
with values little changed from Sat-
urday.
Polish bonds enlivened the foreign
section by scoring further recoveries,
ranging to a miximum of around 8
points. United States Governments
we're 4f32ds Of point higher to
2J32ds lower.
Gould Coupler IS, with a gain OF
around 4l2, were a strong feature OF
industrials' in late trading. American
IL Foreign Power SIS and International
Hydroelectric 6s, up IL to 2, were the
principal performers in the utility list.
Rails were uneven.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. June % 0P,.-Silyer fu-
lures opened steady. Is higher to lower.
July. A .65b; September. 447Sb; Decem-
Der. 44.S5b. Bid.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. June 80 P.-Federal
Land Bank Bonds:
Quotations as Of . o'clock
Evening star., 1936-06-29
U. S. TREASURY NOTES,
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. June 90 QP.-Price move
ments were irregular today in a quiet
equipment issues were firm and Kaffrs
were supported from Capetown.. British
funds and internatlonal shares held firm,
Steal shares leading the advance. The
recovery in Polish bonds featured trading
rubbers were inactive. while oils declined
pARIS.-Continued strikes tended TO
coiirlteract the more favorable tendencies
s,iitifis in an irregular tone. Rentes were
in better demand and closed about
franz higher. Industrial and interna.
tionai shares we're in supply and moved
irrAnularly
Evening star., 1936-06-29
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. June % Op,.-cruds ruhs.,
futures opened steady. lower to / higher
july. 1923; September. 16.Os-O9; Deem.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. June %. lPh-Coppel
eevnrrt eTrrt Us. Tin steady: spot and nearby
4fI6aD,; future. 1923. Iron quiet; No. 2
fo.b. Eastern Pennsylvania, 20.50: Buffalo
Nsw York. 4.SO-65: East st. Louis. 4.45
Ziric dull; East st. Louis. spot and future
4 4.S5. Aluminium. 10 ,00-22 90. Antimongy ny
spfJtss 1900. Quicksilver. 74.o0-7o.OO
Wolffamite 1880.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 90 (P.-Call money
STEADY: j per cent all day; prime COM
rssl PspssI ps5 p9nssE ssnt Ti%s Pef Sans ssnt
BsnEers' acceptances UNCHANGED: 80 days.
X-T: 5000, days. :-h;. months "
X: SIS months h-is. Hediscount rate.
Evening star., 1936-06-29
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. June 20 tP,.-New YORK
Security Dealers Association:
fNoon ouotationSO
Evening star., 1936-06-29
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 20 R,.-New YorK
Security Dealers Association:
Quotations as Of , o'clock
Evening star., 1936-06-29

Approximate Transactions Today.

By private wire direct to The star.
La opinión., 1936-01-19

aver al borde del sepulcro en- su Pala-
rio de Sandringham. La fomilia Real,
temiendo un desen'ace inminente ha es-
tado acudiendo al lado del enfermo.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
ENCARNIzADA
BATALLA; CINCO
MIL MUERTOS
ltalianos y etiopes siguen
luchando e sperada-
mente en- ell Norte

ROMA, Enero 49, Dando cuen
Ia de nuevas sa~ngrientas v%ictorias
sobre las huestes del emperador
Halle Selassie. el general Rudolfo
Grazzianl telegrafio hoy diciendo
que las fuerzas a su mando han 10
grade considerables avances en- ell
Sur de Ethiopia. y que en- rehidos
combates ha causado la muerte de
mas de 5000 etiopes.
Por otra parte ell mariscal Pietro
Bagoglia, que es ell comandante EN-
jefe del ejercito inyasor, comunica
desde 81 Norte de Ethiopia. donde
Sc halla su Quartet general, que Eel
arrollador avanc de las fuerzas del
General Grazziani ha sido mas i'm
portante de 10 que en- un principle
Sc creia".
Seg1n dicen los telegramas, las
tropas avanzaron mas de 200 kil6
metros, hacienda 5000 prisioneros
cuando menos, pero aun asi, ell al
to mando militar italiano dice que
ia aceion del General Grazziani
fue una gran victoria, pero no una
bstalis decisivs como las aus pre-
(Slpus en- Ia ss Paul
La opinión., 1936-01-19
UNA HUElGA
GENERAL FUE
ACORDADA "a
La expulsion de Brito Fou.
cher ha causado gran in
dignacion en- Tabasco
La Secretaria de Guerra
MEGA tener conexion en-
este nuevo atentado

cIuOAD DE MEXICO, enero Is.
- (Exclusiyo) - La expulsion del
licenciado Rodulfo Brito Foucher
de lEstado de Tabasco, cuando 81
prominente lider anti-garridista Sc
dedicaba de lleno a su campaha cleo
toral en- pos de la gubernatura del
Estado, ha hundido nuevamente A
Villahermosa en- un caos politice,
segdn dicen los informes recibidos
en- esta capital hoy.
Miles de campesinos de todas las
reeiones del Estado Sc preparan =
n1archar sobre Villahermosa en- una
imponente manifestation de prote.
ia por la expulsion de Brito Fou-
cher, y al mismo tempo estalIars
una huelea general por aeuerdo del
erupo antigarridista, sesdn los Ill
limos ~despachos.
Los elementos undergraduates or
el Estado estan hacienda activas
2 zones para cue q president
Cardenas i%ntervenga directamente
en- Ell asunto, dandoles sarantias en-
sus trabaos polfticos para Ia cleo
ci6n de nuevo ~gobernador.
Anoche Sc efectu6 un gran mttin
en- Villahermosa. Ell e1 que partici-
| paron miles de ~partidarios del Ii
cenciado Brito F%oucher, pronuncian
dose discursos en- favor de los bri-
tistas.
Mientras tanto, Ia Secretaris de
G%obernseion y la de Guerra dieen
ser ab~solutamente %sjenss a la eV-
p~ulsion de 6rito Fouoher del Esta-
90 de Tabaseo. Un informe publiea-
do hoy por la Secretaria de Gober-
nacion dice que un srupo de ger
ties e~specisles fueron enviados a Ia
hasco para inVestiaar la situation
anormsl que rsins ALI. en- cone
xicn con las proximas elecciones
gubernamentales.
Por su parte. Ia Secretaria dc CUE
ma eXpidi6 IN boletin hoy en- Ia no
che. d|eclarando que Isl los soldados
federales tomaron una participation
activa en- los successes de Villaher-
mosa. fue a petici6n de las autori-
dades civiles del Estado'.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
ALEMANIA Va
EN- BUSCA DE
SUS C0LONIAS
GoobboIs pronunc;a v;brsn-
tie discourse; Hace una
advertencia a Russia

BERLIN, Enero 1S.-El DR.. Paul
Joseph Goebbels. ministro de pro-
paganda. sc dirigi6 nuevamente al
pueblo aleman convocandolo a ma
yores sacrificios hasta lograr Ell
rearme del pals, que va Sc propone
emprender una campana tendiente
a la re~cuperacion de sus ~colonias
Y posesiones perdidas a rafz de Ia
guerra.
"Ha llegado el momento en- que
debemos demandar Ia devolueion de
nuestras eolonias.- declare Goeb-
(Sigue en- Ia Ga. PAa.l
La opinión., 1936-01-19
NUEVAS PERSECUCIO-
MES EN- NAYARIT

cIUDAO DE MEXICO, enero IS.
-(Hilo Directo) - Informes recibi-
dos hoy de Guadalajara, dan cuenta
del estado caotico que reina entire
las familias de Nayarit. por las cons
tantes persecuciones de que son vic
timas por parte de las autoridades
del Estado.
Que mas de Glen personals han ts
nido que salir de Nayarit huyendo
de la dificil situaci6n creada por In
actitud de las a~utoridades. es To-
que cen los despachos dc Guadala-
lara. agregando que los ~nayaritas
Sc han refugiaGo en- Ell Estado de
Jalisco. mientras pueden dirigirse
al Presidente de la Repuhlica en-
petici6n de garantfss para sus per
sonas y propiedades.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
MANUEL OCHOA, DIREC-
TOR DE CORREOS

CiUpAo DE MEXICO, enero Is.
- Exclusivo) - Manuel ochoa. pro
minente lider politico en- ell Estado
de Jalisco. fue nombrado hoy nue.
vo director general del D%epartamen
to de Correos y Telegrafos, en- sus-
titucion del senior Ruben Meta.
Al dar a eonocer G lnombramien-
to Official del senior ochoa, Ia Sc
cretarfa de Comunicaciones anun-
clio que ell sub-Director General de
correos y Telegrafos Gomez Moren
tin, seguir6 en- ST. puesto.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
A OTRO
AVION EN-
BOLIVIA:
MUEREN Is

LA PAZ, Bolivia, enero 18. -
(UP). - la polieia de Cochabam
ba recibio informes hoy en- la
noche de que trece personals mu-
rieron cuando un aeroplano de
tres motores Sc despIomo en- los
pantanos de Tapacari, a % mi
Has de Cochabamba.
FL Photo del aparato, apellida-
do Wilsterman. de &c amos, de
nacionslidad boiiviana, y Ell o
photo Hannel, de AZ amos, ale.
man, estan entire los muertos,
see1n los informes. FL trimotor
de la trasedia pertenecia a la
Compania 8 lana Aerea
Lloyd.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
3 AGENTES DEL CABECI-
LA R0CHA, PRES0S

..GUADALAJARA. JaI.. enero Is.
(EXclusivo). - Tres agentes del CO
nocido lider rebelde Rocha. fueron
aprehendidos aqui hoy en- la mana
ma. sabiendose que les fueron reco-
gidos importantes documentos CO.
nectados con las actividades del
grupo rebelde que capitanea Ro-
cha.
Las autoridades locales estan in
v~estigando secretamente las cone
xiones de Rocha Y sus agentes en-
es.a capital. sometiendo a interro-
g%atorio a los tres detenidos.
Rocha ha sido el cabecilla rebel
de que mas guerra Ia causado a las
autoridades militares de Jalisco,
operando con su grupo en- una eN-
tensa region del Estado.
La opinión., 1936-01-19
Sc LIE DA OxIGENo

POGO despues de que llesara ell
specialists en- Intermediates car
diacas, DR.. Maurice A. Cassidy, or
demo at Sc lie aplicara respiration
artificial. aunque. segun Sc dijo tai
vez para sminorar la slarma popu-
lar. la APPLICATION del oxiseno es un
tratamiento moderno contra cier-
tas Intermediates c~atarrsles. ana
diendose que no es la primera Vez
que Sc haee con ell Rey, pues des-
de haee vsrios anos ha venido to-
mando tratsmientos de esa naturs
lexa.
Centenares de campesinos Que
alarmados han venido de fuera de
la ciudad sc italian frente al Pa
laeio real. esperanto con ansia las
noticias respecto a las condolences
dc su monarch.
Cuando uno de los sirvientes rea-
(Siaue en- la Ga Paa.)