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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
sun IS TO BLAME.
Astronomer Discovers Why We're
Having Bad Weather.

San Jose, Cal, March 9.-The most
notable discovery made in 200 years
of observation of sun spots has been
announced from Santa Clara college.
The announcement was made I'M
der the signature of Father ]. S.
Ricard, college meteorOlogi cal observ-
er, and says that the prediction of the
time when sun spots would form and
appear and the notification of the
predictions is the browning achieve
ment in that line of research.
Sun spots now in full view on the
sun were predicted early in January,
according to Father Ricard. Their
appearance was coincident with the
present storm in California and the
discovery is declared to bear out his
contention that sun spots directly in
fluence the earth's weather condi
tons.
The prediction said that the spots
would start forming about February
10 on the western limb of the sun, and
that after a semi-solation, plus the
allowance to be made for the change
in the earth's position during that
time, the group would blaze into view
On the eastern limb of the sun about
March 4.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
Decrease.
Announcement.

The Mount Auburn Cemetery located
on Cemetery Street Car Line, announces
TO the public that there are no restric-
lions as to race, color, or religious be-
lief. Perpetual care. Modern Lawn
plan. Bluegrass sod and beautiful
grounds with avenues and drives. Rea-
sonable prices with easy payments
family lots and an experienced sexton
constantly in charge.
See plats at the parlors of the vari-
Gus undertakers and al our General
Office, 40 Central National Bank Build
ing Phones 40.
Emergency calls Ind. Phone loss
JOHN W. FISHER, Superintendent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
SANTA FE NOTES.

Items for this column may be phoned
to Bell 1923, Ind 225S Blue or the state
Journal office.
Conductor George Scott and Mrs. Scott
spent several days this week in Topeka
with relatives and friends.
Earl Brown, who was accidentally hurt
last Tuesday, expects to return to his
work in the coach shops Monday.
Robert Ambrose of the mechanical engi-
neers office has resigned his position 10
accept the position as stenographer to
the governor.
vern Chaplin of the cabinet shops who
has been off duty on account of sickness
expects to return to work Monday.
In an interview given out recently by
W. J. Curtis. travelling passenger agent
of the Santa Fe, he stated that it cost the
company not less than $35,OO0 to feed the
snow bound passengers west of Hutchin-
son, Kansas, in the last few snow storms.
1t is estimated that $4,000 meals were
served to the passengers free Of charge
The laws of Kansas do not require rail-
way companies to provide food for ma
rooned passengers but the Santa Fe COM
pany thought the courtesy was due them.
One would think something wrong with
L. r. Burres of the passenger department
by the size of his head the last few days.
Mr.. Burres says that his seven and one
half pound boy is the finest in the land.
n. H. Reed has been appointed assistant
general advertising agent of the Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe railway, effective al
once. Announcement of the appointment
was made from the general offices in Chi
cago. Mr.. Reed has been with the Santa
re aOVeTUSlIs ueBdi AultHl dbouL tlbuI
J. NJ. Cornell. general passenger agent.
is spending few days in Chicago on BUSH
ness
The entertainment last evening at the
r. r. Y. NJ. C.. A. given by the artist.
Mr.. Albert T. Reid, was attended by at
least $50 people. Mr.. Reid began his en-
tertainment by having several stereopu-
con cartoons thrown on the screen. He
then gave a talk illustrating by making
the cartoons as he spoke. Every one en-
joyed the entertainment and in fact the
audience was willing to stay longer.
J. G. Pierce, Missouri Pacific conductor.
was guest Friday of Santa F'e friends at
the r. r. y. NJ. c. A.
The Junior boys Bible class held their
regular meeting this morning at nine
o clock at the r. r. Y NJ C a. parlors
Word has been received in the passenger
department from IT. w. Donaldson, who
is in cuba, that he is thoroughly enjoying
his vacation
The noon hour meeting in the planning
mill of the east shops was one of the
largest attended and the most interesting
held this year Rev. II. V. Scholes OF
the Oakland Christian church has charge
of the meetings every Friday noon.
The basketball game this morning at
the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. will be refereed bv
Mr. Joe Briar in the place OF Mr.. Cornell
who is spending the week end with his
sister at the Agricultural college in Man
haitian.
The Junior basketball team will PLAY the
Clay school basketball team Monday even
ing at 5 O'Clock at the r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
Have you been Aetnaized?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Quitman, Ga, March 9.-Miss Lucy
Emerson jumped into prominence
over night through her ability to
model remarkable works of art out
of butter. This picture shows her
standing besides her recumbent group
COW and her calf modelled in but
ter. which was the wonder of all Wis
itors at the recent Brooks County
Fair at Quitman. The judges unani-
mously agreed that the exhibit should
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

have been in the art class.
Miss Emerson was churning on her
fathers farm when neighbors sug-
gested that she take her butter to the
fair. Taking it from the churn she
worked the water out of it and with
in 80 minutes had modelled this eX-
pressive group. All her life Miss
Emerson has been modelling and all
the butter that goes on her fathers
table is a work of art.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

married at the NJ. E. parsonage by the
Rev. d. 4. Shut on Wednesday of this
week. They were accompanied by Mrs
Blevins, mother of the bride, Miss Laura
Sharkey and Mr.. Bert Sharkey, sister
and brother of the groom, and Mr.
Hadam They will locate on a farm near
Perry, Kan.
Mrs. S. E. Bevelle of 701 Garfield street
was the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. d. a.
Shut on Wednesday of this week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
GIVE REAL CONCERT.
Washburn GIee Club Gives Pleasant
Entertainment.

The Washburn GIee club gave its
concert last night in McVicar chapel.
Washburn has an excellent glee club
this year. This fact was evidently
known to the public, for the chapel
was packed. Applause was given lib
orally and nearly every piece was en-
cored.
The first part of the program was
sung in three parts. Piano accom-
paniment was used only in the first
song, Thursday by Malloy. Annie
Laurie arranged by Buck, and Cop
pah Moon" by Shelley, deserve es-
pec1al mention, while the last encore
song, lullaby. was the best piece of
the evening.
The second part of the program was
given in good style. 1t does not re
quire much ability for college boy
to act naturally and that is what was
evident in good part of the second
portion OF the program. An amateur
minstrel show was given, alternating
SOLOS and ensemble singing. Pericles
S Mlller' Fernley Ginger. Howard
solos and all drew abundant APP
plause. Searle had step at the end
OF his song that caught the house,
while Pettyjohn proba bly, pulled down
ms rendition of a stage scene on the
piano and his song You Gotta Quit
kickin' My Dawg Aroun'''
\ fake band stunt was given which
took well with the audience and in
closing the members of the club APP
peared in overcoats and hats carry
ing su1tcases and sang Tosti's Good
Bye"
The program was as follows:
Stein Song. RuIlard
Drea ming. Sba1Io1-
Thursday. NTaIIoI,
Drink to Me Only. Old English
i5IC Adair -. Arranged by Buck
Shoogy Shoe. Thaver
Miller'S Song rJa.+;,,--
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

map of 1.-THE Africa of the Future"
as it is termed. According to the
rumor it is the plan to have France
control the basin of the Niger. Ger
many all OF the basin Of the Congo
and England the basin of the Nile and
Zambesi. This plan viii eliminate
Portugal, Belgium and Spain from the
map of Africa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Paris, March 9.-As result of the
recently concluded Franco German
negotiations, certain we'll informed
journals, particularly the Cri de Paris,
maintain that there is an Anglo-F Fran
co~German understanding for the di-
vision of all Africa among these
thres powers. Above is pictured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
Girls Should stand on Head.

Battle Greek, Mich. March 9.-Dr.
Mabel Howe Otis of the sanitarium
medical corps in a lecture to the Y
w. C. A. girls today expressed the
opinion that every girl should stand
on her head at least twice a day. She
said it would cure most if not all of
feminine ills. Then she gave a DEM
ol4Stra ton of how it should be done.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
Weekly Bank Statement,

New York, March 9.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold $40, 513, 740 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is a
decrease of S4,632. $50 in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week.
The statement follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Il; Junior League o'clock: L. I. $50.
and public worship 7:30. There will be
special music at both services.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

After the Game
-....'A Melody of College Life
G1ee Club.
Scene in a college club house, pre-
scented under the direction of w H
Pettyjohn.
Goodbye. Tos+;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
RHEUMATISM
Let Me send You My New External
Invention That Is Relieving
Thousands.
SEND NO MONEY-JUST

Don't derange your system with drugs
when / promise you quick relief with my
sin1nle MAGIC FOOT DRAFTS, SO certain
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09


Loans .............$ s., 042 $40, 600 81 11S 900
Specie ............... 1858 251, 900 50 292, 600
Legal tender. "a. S4S, coo y, 252, 600
Net deposits. ....... !, 1902 285, 600 10,o65, coo
Circulation ....... 81, 4eS, 600 325, 600
Banks cash reserve in vaults. 1887, 400, coo
Trust companies cash reserve in
vaults Sc, 697. 900
Aggregate cash reserve....--.-... 453. 099 900
Excess lawful reserve 2e,513. $50 81, 632 450
Trust companies reserve With clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve, SCI $4,000
Actual condition:
Loans ............. 50. O51 81 GOO SIS, 81, 600
Specie ............. 49,, SS9, 900 IS 313, eco
Legal tender. Sc, 81 600 1875, 600
Net deposits. .......... ,9O6, 424 ESQ $500 000
Circulation ....... 81 10000 81, 600
Banks cash reserve in bault. $3.50, 1856, 900
Trust companies cash reserve in
vaults Observation-Disclosures. eS. GA, 600
Aggregate cash reserve ...--.... 449, 460, 600
Excess lawful reserve 1886 800 IS, 433, $50
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve, So, 227, 600.
Summary of state banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York not reporting
to the New York clearing house:
Loans Observation-Disclosures SoOo IL, 40 Sl,fz40O0
Specie .-..-.............. 63 931, 100 4G5 100
Legal tender. -..---...--. lo,SiU,OuO 2UO
Total deposits. 709 100 y, I51, 500
&DecreaSe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Have you been Aetnaized7
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Have you been Aetnaized?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

as All the nllu-
er stages OF this
cruel disease.
you would not
q u @ st1on my
s t T o n s G = Z
claim s. You
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Trust companies reserve With clearing
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
reserve, SCI $4,000.
III
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09

Miss Rose Blevins and Mr.. John
Sharkey of Perry, Kan, were quietly
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24
E| COngTes0 MexiCan0I Y On.
Francisco Bu|nes

Era dc esperarse del sefior Bnl
rles una respuesta mas concilia~
dora, porque aun cnando hay ver
dad en- 10 que dice on SUI respues
Ca 9 la pregunta Que algunos POI
liticos le hicieron reapecto al vo-
to de coniianza de- la Camara, de
bfa haber dejado esa yerdatl pa
re mas ALA. dando lugar & que
se disipe la borEasca. u no lamar
au criterio deseonsolador sobre ell
enfermizo organisnu del rueblo
Y sobre las pasionea agitadas de
IA Can1ara, enapeorando ia situa~
cion. Eaas cenauras no rg<yn 6f,t,r.
tunas cuando los animos astan tl
rantaa q irritadog, Parace mas
cuertlo caliar. la snianaa inadver-
tencia + puerilidad due BE olsser.5
ya On la CAnaaea, 80 observa efl
los rsartidos aruaadoa que ae ma
tan y Destroyer. Hay que glliar
de Ii rnaito eaos sonambulos mad
varsidos.
La Ilaeion Mexicana no deba
quejarse 4 Madero. Els una nifie-
|rfa quojarse de- eun ''lsobierno,
Que no &c ii ha permftitio ''goe
Ibefnartt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24

Lo Que acontece on estos mo-
mentOs en- toda la Rep6blica Me-
xicana, que es un torbellino de
opiniones contrarias y falta abso
luta de soiidaridad. acontece igual
mente EN- la cabeza 8 cerebro de
la nacion. que son los Supremos
poderes.
La Camara dc Diputados de
Mexico NADIA puede aeordar EN-
sus patlamentoB, reina en- su se-
no ell nlism0 fermento sna!sano
que en- 81 resto de Ia Repdblica,
y los irlexicanos pensadores como
Balnes y los rnismoa Dlputadoa,
EN- vez do solucionar ell dificil pro
l5lesaa de la organization politica
del paiss SO eatregan 4 disQpisi.
clones y cansuras que acahan de
trastornar at oraen possible, y Iaa
'cabezas y las iInaginacionea sa
desorientan y quedan anvueltas
On deneas dudas, y las volunta-
des se trocan en- rtudas indecie
stones. El Gabinsta Sc Ialla en-
anarq.Ho tannbieR.
Hasta ya do oposlcion. El pals
Mexieano no % saIva ya con eli.
tereadoa IL con parlamentos hue
eos de prgctlea, ni cor dlsousio-
Siss flloroa gtsa eolo l0Gral aso.
londrar mas q espirltu pahllee i
Isaeer sA6s siIlscll Il solaalcn -
trl6tloa de ega guerra insansasa
atie aer1aF1aSss j com Feaneta IL iia
tesridad = sH lada laneGa I'll
paIa ~ - klasnss : hae algo
DgaatEeo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24

otaaies los persfsniepsn sun trecho
del aElapO, Fneron los tnrC0a tlo
nsIeyo g echadOs fnera del pueblo
tto Elaaso1a, y en- an precipit2dA
2siga, iban tirandO mapas. riopas.
t,Il million de cartuchos y yariOa
tratrr,mentos dc ingenierfa. Y.aa
baias griegas 'fteron nn canikkn.
dos anbtenientes, 10 aoldaaos i
setentg y Oi1lco heriiOB
Los griegUs que Operan en- H.
pro, ,0eupan Has alturas aue tiorai
nan los pueblos turooa de GrimbO.
.Yo y Jir0vOuhi. Los tureoa hara ca
tatao dirigie1do saa tiros de arti
5lieria sobre Grimbovo, ,aunQne sin
efeeto.
Tonaron veinte nEil priaioneros.
Un despacho telegrafioo de So
fla, capital de Bulgaria, de fe-
cha u del actual, dice que ell O.
lercitO B1lgaro captur6 ell pueblo
lo Kirk Kiliaseh, tomantso vein
to mil prisioneros tuEcoa, hos eua
lea sc rindierOn.
Otro oombate sangrientO y re-
tlido tuvo lugar en- La tOma de
Fiaya, oiudad turca eapturada ell
Domingo 20 del actual. Des-
pn6s do rendido el ei6roito tur-
60 por los braves Montenegro
nos, el pnsblo Albiano die Els.
va hizo una isisensata reaistenaia
teniend0 el ei6feito veneedor que
ntatar htssta novecientoa habitan-
tes qne haeian fuego. siendo ga
oriYicadoa on esta noatansa niiioa~
~ mnlsrea, esayoa easikyeres fue-
ron hallatapss CON iaa arraaa totsss4~
sslyfA a lis hias
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24
Causa sn las Oostsa Locates.

Manuel Nloxea, .s.6iiaadn dc r0s
10 de aahaiIoA. fuB aanaio1aa1A ssl
a1tnaoi6n pos 81 aran sItsraao Ell
VIeffses rs del aotaua, = aousiana-
ID s Ia 81 Corte da Dlssrito Ila,s
10 ia instruction dc I'D nAuaa.
Hueron oitatI0a p0r 81 dueA W IS. s.
A1sAsoas 8 IJspus gl0s din Gal,
breath j. Jisn alsa az il 81
(jsEsB tas IlEa ItU, 10 oss ~
ISeaR ar loH sipe0 sslrafiss i
hAn Il IS ~ S asssA Is
1lasl1 i s lAA AE aIaa AlgEslea
kIig lloIIaisiE 81
gIIaz { i taeI 81 EstS IsllI E,rs
HHnriaio ufaa. Il hs1sssao 81 t.
Indefeush :I6yon URas0asIo HaasgIA
eFs la Gallo sIH Monterey 81 IL.
gaaEO. para eI slia IS NAI ai1EFsssls
IS DYie1DbFe, = gAfi0a 8trUa TAna
asasxiaa10a Dor los E1iaaEDa = q
tFaa saslltga
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24
Ia Intervention no Sc pIOp0-
ne en- Washington

Washington, Oct. al. s.. Sc ha
concentrate III atenci6n Official 90
bre la asitu6ci6n a0sual de f6xi-
CO hoy. on vista dc que los rebel
csas han tornado I'm f0rmid Bile as
psoto, con la revuelta provocAdA
por el General Felix Dias.
Isa ynelta 6 Washington del
SacrGtari0t Knox, de sH largo via
ia al Jap6n, la presealoia aqui de
Mr.. Henry Lame Wilaon, 81 Ernba
iaaor, americana en- Mexico, y los
interesantes successes de VeraerIx,
puerto OcupadO por Dias fneron
sssesnsnt0a pollticoa sufiaientes 6
gliAntener la atenci6n aOhra Ia sd
tsaaei6n de Mexico. d.
Knox arr4D6 6 Washington con
I'm rico caudal de conocinaientOa
piftiooa EN- an viaie al Jap6n, don
do TOGO todOs los resOrteg pOsibles
EaEpects 8 La sitnaci6n dc Mexico,
" antes de salir pare beverly s
antrevistar al Presidente Taft, ell
Embaiador Wilson tendra una
oonferencia con ei s0hre l0s aaun
S1sy - ~ 'on;n;6,, - ..,,a sa tr.,,,,oo ~,
.ns sYtny e,no;nnar;cs, =, n,,a 8
nsaa,, NJ h,.ha,. iaras, s I,,e,,,ta MT 1 co,,
raneiado ell Embajaiior Wilson
con el pro-GscretariO Adee y los
funcionarios del I,enartamanto
do Estado. encargadOs de l,s a.
g,,ntoa fle Msxico nafla fliin al
FNnbaiador Wilgan ont, Dnefia In
fiueneiar & los Suneionarios nara
!. hnaerlOa ZANZIBAR Sd, We l,igr, de-,
finitioS SDlang de conducts Y,oliticat
dc no siateryenir an Mexico. ,Iss-
sa Is 81 III vartiad aunuyia, sssoi- Off.
!. asals NIT "a admits sataa aalgs,0x;i- s.
sriIs 4. en- 81 Ian.
lsssB 8 astDga SIS, sg1ssgO ii1sIasl0
4 asta j, -.
alisi6a de Las fllerzaa xaI1elsfee tia
Eapata que han raansenido :iaTsa
E0rYnjtiabia rebellion hasta caai s
sag goteras de In capital slaeional,
con las del nuevo sJefe levantado
Eelix Dias, ayudado este preaurni
blersnte. por el partitlo oientifi--
GO, hara peligrosa la axistencia
del aobierno de BIadero, bien que
esta eOaliei6n no eata 1efinitiyar
nlenta eatablecila aim.
I'm situae;6r de Veraeruz So.
gtin .tiltimaa notieiaa reeibidaa en-
ai Departamento. ca extrematla =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24

= S Oggorsl sn6a ktasg ka8.
sssa Eos psasFa au0 eaakun s
afapksaS con AiIA 40iusanas sIA kr0
20. aTsodeFana0sa da Is sfudad
sls,l 9aelllflAa ! son nsnv es0sA ro
alAtsDaia De l0a 0suHantsa xsbsIs
taa siendo mnY lIgeras Iaa bataa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24

80 n1oxcIe EN- el ast1nt0 indirecta-
rnente la marina Americana, pues
! eI v0por americana Seguranxa se
haya ancladO ON al puerto y va
A descarBar fletes. 81 persista ell
mandate de La clauaura del
puerto y no permite descargar su
oarEA S dicho vapOr, entonces la
ssituaoi6n serA paralela Is la de Rio
Janoiro ahCe Veinte afsos, ,Cuando
las nayes aInericanas pa xieron o.
bligadas s ronper I'm bloqu6o re-
belde.
Taft regresa d Washington.
Tn sGbito cambio EN- 81 plan
de reaitlencia se ha Observable en-
el senior Presidente Taft, quien
Sc dice que abandonarA su man.
sion invcrnal de Beverly y regre-
sara & Washington ell Domingo
pr6xisaO; y al verificarse esta mu
danEa, ia Casa Blanca de Beverly
sc GerrarA.
OROXCO VTEsJO ESCRIBEs.
/ En- reeisnte carta escritsa por
ei padre dc Pascual OrOzco en-
Rancho SantO Domingo, cerca de
Hagle Pass, Texas, v recibida en-
El PasO, dice que ninguno de los
jefes de la reyoluci6n tiene per-
sonal arnbici6D, y que estan prom
toa q ,1niraa & cualquier nuevO mo
vimient0 rev0lucionario que tenga
patri6tieaa tendencies.
SO aabe Que ell general Paaoual
(lr0zea Sc nuey6 otra vez 8 Chi
4 hsiahaa & reorganizar Otro naoyi-
naiAatO, aientado por los nuevos
ssleesoa 90 Varacrttz.
saEt yea A con ron viz
"a
kse EsssssSa et1 IL 0indaa eanita-
linn alsieEksalaa 1tte Sl si0lsnEEs sd
veaisniantO s Washingso del go,
nor presiaents Taft, rornpienCio 81
programs de vaeacionea y no
yendo q Hot Springs, como tenia
dispusstO, significa un arduo a.
sunto QUE compete al Ejeoutivo
& estar pTesente en- la Casa Blan-
ca, y $50 .ast,nt0 se trasluee en- u
ma cita del Congreso & aesi6n es.
peeial para tr8tar Ia intervention
Rgte es un simple runor y ma.
dl mas.
Tn visitante ingulso.
El C0l0mbianO Luis 70. Moline
sintant6 entreviBtar al CoroneI Roi
seyolt en- Mercy Hospital de CHI
aagO la media n0ehe del domingo
tltimo, dia 90, en- compafiia de
dos naexiean0s, b. CarelIo y Esta.
ban MORAN, Molina diio aer de
Hogota, la capital de Colombia
v I'm aeereto lsfplon6tieo del Go
biernD de aQueilaI Isep1blica peea
los tieteotiveau p ESos ,iag lo i'm.
pisseron paaar s ger naaiente
j 81 anto1iees e eafnitl8 .ina tar.
sbta p6alal con tatla hssAua fiifpi.
o. Ass gao lfafab & Raos8yeas aa.
tor del aaroz eEaEsaea ua hAber aa.
{ yaKsao 5 Panama de Colombia
etsyM ssatassndA a0saaa0i6n SiAi6 c0i
IaassIo paltno AZ slarfesB & los e..
pe0taalOreAs, y mss saasaEs0 tal ata
Gus fH6 heelso ura p0bra con.
vale slststa. sIns Los vaislantss
del hospitsl tsaYIsron 0siidaslo ds
i no .hacer sabcr 81 paaients tan ins
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-10-24
Ia Guerra De los B3|kSDoS
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con ell IIlperi0 0tOInanO

M Rey Jorge, de Greoia, lia
recibidO telegrasnaS do sus tres
aliatiOa sOberanos, eB 6 saber, ell
Rey fernando, do Bulgari2, al
Rey Nicolas dc Montenegro, y oil
Rey Pedro, de Servia.
.s Grecia 90 ali6 6 los Bstados
balkanes y ha telegramas men
ci0nadoS fueron en- condensation
s nm telegrama del Rey de Gre.
cia en- que dNba cuenta 6 los re-
yes aliados que Ell ejSrcito griegu
habfa cruSado la fr0ntera tnroa.
QreCia no acepts la Oferta.
El QobieSn0 turoO, otras ye.
ces tan orgnlloso contra Qrscis,
ahora convene EN- oeder la isa
la de Creta & Grecia, y en- la d.
ni6n del ei6rc;to tnroo con eli de
Grecia en- las naniobras, CON tai
ole que Grecia dep0nga las ar
mas Estas dos cosas nunoa aui,
so Turqnia Geder antes; perO a.
nora la oonflagraci6n de la gue
IRA entire los balkanea haee posi-.
Die 10 que antea era impossible,
y Grecia ve esto como una con
cesi6n temporal, que durara Ia
que la gfasrra dure, y por esta
rag6n GTecia no quiso aceptar
la entente turca, y asi 10 hizo ver
ai Sultan three en- Constantine
pla.