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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10

la vez un nimbo en- la cabeZa de
Ia joven quien, de la penumbra de
su dolOr. acababa de yer brotar
IN nuevo rayo de esperanto, de
amor y de fe....,..
Mientras que su amiga, silen-
ciosa y grave. sentabase ALI en-
ire Ia sombra, pensativa, inm6-
vii, con ell rostro oculto entire sus
manoS.......
KATHERINE BLACK.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10

iY til tambien?...-.... iEres un
angel!
Acababan de comprender que
desde entonces tenian derecho a
llorar j%untos. J que por ell largo
sacrifice comdn Sc amarfan de
ALI en- adelante con mayor y mas
pura affection que nunca.
PEDRO MILE.
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Ell SECRETO.

puerta del deSpGch0 de su mari
do.
-Armando- dijo, TODD esta
va preparaGo para banar al nino.
tAcabas? Ain tendras tempo de
verlo antes de irte a Ia ofcina.
No tenian mas que una criada,
: para que el BANJO del nino estu-
viese preparado antes de salir de
casa su marido, la sonora Har-
mont Sc veia precisada a levan-
tarse muy temprano, a dedicar
menos tempo del ~necesario a su
toilette y abandonar algo los
cuidados que dedicaba a su be-
| lleZ2.
Hermont Sc Ieyant6. Tenfa va
algunas canas junto g las sienes.
! Pasaba va de los cuarenta amos.
4 esta edad ciertos hombres 60
ian mas intensamente del orgullo
de la paternidad que Ga la passion
| amorosa. Si6ntense s%atisfechos
de perpetnarSe, de proiongar en-
ell porvenir la vida que empieZa a
deClinar en- ellOs.
Y dican: mi hijo" mi hija"
! cast con ell mismo sentimiento de
dulzura que emplean las madres.
Siguiendo por ell estrecho CORE,
dor la silueta menuda y ligera de
su mujer, que lie precedia, sentia
latir su coraZ6D.
La criada ~sOstenia al pequenO,
completamente desnudo, por en-
Gina de- bano dc metal bianco,
cue IN rayo De de sol iiuminaba.
lie sumergi6 en- Ell aqua templada
a Ia temperature eXacta de 81
! clerpo deiicado.
! Cuando sinti6 Ia criatura el con-
| tacto del aqua, grito durante al.
! gunos segundo3; desputs Sc cal
mo.
Al sentir la Garcia de Ia espOn
ia sob-e Ia espalda, pareci6 gus
tar IN inefaGle placer; intent6 CO.
gerla, sus manecitas adn torpeS
no p~u3ieron loerar}o.
En- aqueI instante Iiamaron a Ia
puerta.
La sencra Hermont tuyo IN mo
mento de duda. Tenfa Ia costum.
bre de encargar ella misma las
provisiCres del Gia. Hermont
sonri6.
-D6jame solo con Ell niho, no
le hare dano.
Y Ia sonora sonri6 tambitn y
sali6.
FL padre enjug6 el cuerpo de.
licado y gracioso, Y em2ez6 a be-
sarIo. Cuardo los besos llegaron
a la frente, el nino levant6 la ca
beza Y dirigi6 al padre una mira
d. i~nteligente y expressive. Ar
mando le colo.6 boca abajo sobre
la alfombra, Y aquella c%riatura
cue aGn no saba andar, prob6 de
ponerse en- pie, apoyandose en- los
pies Y en- las manitas. Hermont
castahete6 los dedos a su espalda;
pero ell nino no Sc volvi6.
-,Marcelo, ,Marcelin mio.-
dijo ell padre en- alta voz.
Despu6s palmote6 con f~uerza;
pero ell niho sigui6 gateando por
ell suelo, sin prestar atenci6n.
-Es extrano, muy eXtrano-
pens6 ell padre. i
Mas como en- aquel momento
entr6 SUI mujer, guard6 silencio.
Aun las mas calladas emociones
tienen algo de contagiosas. Guam
do 81 marido hubo salido de la
habitaci6n, Ia sonora de Hermont,
al levantar del suelo a Su hijo, hi
20 con los labios csc ruido de be-
sos que los nitos entienden per-
fectamente Sin embargo, Mar
cello no hizo ell menor case. En-,
tonces, con voz conmovida, grit6
tambien la madre, como su mari
do:
-iMarcelo. iMarcelin MIC.
Ell nino sigul6 miranda, SON.
riente, los objetos que lie rodea-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10

NuesIa SeNora de los Dolores
Santo NinO Cautlvo
San Francisco De Asis.
Mira. Sra. de Monserrato
San islIro Labrador
Las AMimaS BenGiCas
Sar Juan 3autista
Il Buan Pastor
San B0nif2ciO
Ia Sombra de San Pedro
San CawILo de LeIi3
San Ca.etaaO
San Antonio aDad
San Juan N~ePomuseno
SagraGo Coraz6a de Jesus
Senior San Jose
San Ccist6bal
San Luis GOnzaga
San Miguel Arcangel
Mira. Sra. del Carmen
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
Sar Joaquin
San Expedite
Divine ROstro
MILAGROS para promesas.
Ojos, cuerpos, brazos, piernas,
etc. etc. GarantiZados de plata.
IS centavos cada unO.
ROSARIOS.
Rosarios blancos, de concha,
muy elegantes $50
ROsarios negros, imitaci6n
de coco OPS
Rosarios chicOs, propios pa
"a senoritas Y nihas -" 0.20
HISTORIA SAGRADA. Este L.
bro es una soberbia recopilaci6n
del Antique Nuevo TesCamento.
En- 81 esta escrita la cOmplicada
historic del pueblo de Israel, Y
pinta las fguras de Patriarcas Y
profetas, vi5ndose claramente CO
mo Sc prepare ell gran suceso de
de Ia venida del Mesias, ~vaticina-
da para Ia plentiful de los ITEM
pos 10
NOVENA del Santo Nino de
AtOcha, Is centavos cada una.
NOVENA Y triduo de Nuestra
Sonora del Perpetuo SocorrL, 20
centav0S cada una.
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PENAS.


su rostro indiferente frio seme-
iaba ell de. una estatua marm0-
rea, ell rostro de la otra estaba
surcado por lagrimas: eran iris
tes sus grandes ojos azules, y la
boca revelaba una ~patetica Ian
guidez:
Cuand0 ell crepusculo muri6, Ia
mas ioven inclin6se hacia los en-
cendidos lenos, y estremeciendo-
Sc, extendi6 las manos ante la
chimenea, creyendo calentar con
aquellas brillantes llamas, ell frio
de su coraz6n. Cuando no pudo
va soportar ell silencio que reina-
ba en- Ia estancia, volvi0 ell rostro
hacia su amiga sentada Tranquil
lamente q su lado.
-i0h.-exclam6- iporque no
hablas? No vez que mi cora
ION esta roto.....roto....? jPor-
que Dios ha sido tan cruel? jPor-
que me quito mi nino? Ell era
mi vida, mi TODD; era mi regoci-
10 y hubiera alegrado tOdOs mis-
amos venideros. No, no me ha-
bles de fe. Como puede tener-
Sc fe cuando al primer soplo niue
re toda esperanto, toda felicidad.
TIL. tn no puedes c0mpren-
der.....td, tan fra, tan altiva.....
oh nunca has sufridol TIL no
puedes saber.......
Entonces su amiga Sc incline,
y aunque sus ojos estaban llenos
de piedad y de lagrimas no des-
bordadas, sus manos, firmes, no
temblaron cuando atrajeron ha-
cia 81 a Ia joven.
-Escucha-dijo-v oy a contar
tie una historic, la historic de
una mujer que c0noci, de una mu
jer cuya vida, como la tuya, fue
TODD amor, luz y felicidad. Su
existencia habia estado libre STEM
pre- de inquietudes y pesares.
Pero un dia, las nubes comenza-
ron a amontonsrse. Su nino ca
20 enfermo, ' todos aseguriron-
la que moria. Ella era joven,
quiza mas joven que til. Igno-
rante de las cCsas de Ia vida, So
10 pens6 en- que iamaS podia re-
nunciar a 81 5eb&; en- que mo-
riria ella tamb;ea cuando el es-
tuviera lejos de 81 vida. En- 81
augusta TO tuvo mas que orar,
Y Dios fu& bueno pens6 ella,
porQue Ell nino vivi6. Pocos
amos despues, 81 bebe Sc CONVEX
tia en- un robusto, alegre y carl
1850 joven; Ia madre no dejaba
nunca de arrodil!arse para dar
gracias a Dies por Ia vida de su
hijo. Pero lego IN dia en- que
Satan y todas las furias parecie-
ron desencadensrse... ... un dia en-
que ell sol Sc escondi6 tras de las
nubes para no briilar otra vez....
Ell joven, ell hijo adorable, habia
abandonado ell hogan, habia hui
do. ....y ell corazon de la madre
qued6 roto. 80. roto, su fe hugo
tambien; su vida no fue sino al
go va inGtil, arruinado. ..... Algdn
tempo despues, ell hijo volvi6 a
donde su madre estaba, pero no
a gu hogan, porque un gran tro-
pei de genie allegro, pOr su vuel-
ia, hizole su presa, llev6selo, p1
sole I'm nuevo vestido. ......u yes
lido rayado, despues una cadena
a gu pie, y......
Pero su interlecutora interrum-
piendole:
-iCalIa-suspir6 mas que d.
jo-no acabes; ioh! 20 no saba.
Y levantandose, lego hasta la
mesa donde Sc ~desmayaban gran
des ramos de blanQuisimos lirios;
arrastr6 hacia ST las flores y hun
do ell rostro en- elias, a la vez
que, con temblorosos labios, muir
muraba una plegaria de gracias.
Una debil llama surgida del
muribundo fuego, puso en- los H.
rios I'm toque de orc, fngiendo a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10

Sc RENTAN cuartos con o
sin a~sistencia a familias meXica.
mas o personals soIas. Sra. Serna.
-624 n. Flores st. - Telefono
Crockett 65OG.
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Artic1l0s ReligiOsos
De Venta en- la Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozan,

ORACIONES.
a 5 centavos cada Una.
Nuestra Sonora De Guadalupe
Sarto NiHO de AtOcha
San jose
Lss doee verdades del mundo
Saat.si.aa Trinidad
Sa-.a lena De a Cruz
Is ...-
m Pedro
S. : q Juena muerte
San 30 Labrador
San CRTi2nO
Is minutes en- com2ania de JESUS
SacramaDtatO
Los cuatro Evange.iOs
NueStra Senora De AoDserr&to
NOTENAS.
q 10 ~centayOs cada una.
San Antonio de Padua
San Camil0 de Leiis
TriC0 a San Jose
San Baaito de Palermo
Mira. Sra. &c Ia CueTa Santa
PuIisina Conception
Medardo ' GiidarG0
Ssnro NIu0 Cautivo
San AgGsdn
Santa Elena dc Ia Cruz
Sagrada passion ymuerte de Miro.
SenO~ Jesucrist9.
Mira. Sra. de "a MERGED
Mira. Sra. de l. Luz
N-ra. Sra. de los Dolores
San Luis Gonzaga
San Juan NepOmucenO
Mira. Sra. de LoUrdes
Maria Magdalena
D~estierrO de ig~nOranclas
San Rafael
ESTAMPA NEGRA
Tamaho 9R K Is
a Is centayos cada una
La divina Providencia
San Benito de Palermo
San Ignacio de LoyOla
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Deseo ssber ell paradero de mi her
msno Roman Disz Rivas, que hace 10
amos Sc vino de Gsrti:s, Texas, rumbo
al centric del Estsdo Gratiicsre con
I'm sno de subscription a LA PRENSAy
tres pesos en- effective a quien me de in
formes suyos con esta direction: Sr.
Esteban Disz Rivss. Box. 223. Bee
vile, Texas.
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Deseo saber el ~paradero de mi her
maro Jose Gutierrez, que el aho erte-
passdo Sc encontrsbs en- Beaumont, Te-
xas. Dare UN PESO de qualification
e Ia persona que me informe de el, con
esta direction: Sr. Perfecto Gutierrez.
Box l54. Robstown. Texas.
07 10 II.
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DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

GRAY-Ellen, aged 6s years. at Seattle.
September 20
Funeral services at residence of her
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South Sixteenth street, Monday. p. m.
1nterment Laurel Hill cemetery
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
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Deaths--J. w. Wilkie, 20 years, Ninth
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
INCOME TAX COLLECTORS
ARE NAMED FOR TEXAS
SENATOR SHEPPARD TALKS OF
APPOINTMENTS MANY CHANG
Is MADE FROM ORIGINAL LIST

Washington. Jan. ll-Thc commission
or Of internal revenue today made the
following income tax appointments for
Texas:
Agent III - 4 day and =, for cxpcns-
e.. Captain ID. q. Sherrard. Burnet.
Inspector. M - a dav and - for cx-
pcnscs. W. y. y. Terrell. Waco
Deputy Collector II II coo per year.
with $1,000 expense allowance, Albert
Woods. Ballingcr.
Deputy collector Mt $1,000 per wear.
with II 200 expense allowance. Frank II.
Bushick. San Antonio.
Deputy collector. NJ ~ 100 per wear.
l.. l.. Lallor of Bowie county. tcmporar
lis at Austin.
Deputy collector ~ 0l .2M per year.
y. ID. Harrison Jr. Marshall.
Deputy collector ~ II 20 per year
Mss O. 4. Gilmore Of Austin TO do
stcnocraphic work.
Deputy collector nj $1,000 per year,
Ed \ Christian. San Antonio.
Ia regard 10 these appointments Sen
ator sheppard made this statement 10.
day:
The final selection Of income tax ap
I''ill'F~ TfNiii'U III ihF i''-h4A VII VI
several sources Of Inducements by the
secretary If The treasury and the com
missioner II internal revenue.
Mr.. Shcrrarl and Mr. Y ID. IIar
rison. .Jr. were recommended by Sen.
ator CuibrrSon. Nr. Woods aud Mr.. Ter
rcll were recommended ~ me.
1 was advised bv Commissioners OS.
borne that Mr. Frank ~. HuShick was
apIn ntcl on the suggestion uf COLONEL
T.. VI. House. tn 4 Mr.. T.. \. Christian
was the personal selection Of Mr.. Nc.
.Adna that Mis- Giln ore aud Mr. Llllpr
were chosen o. the suggestion Uf the
collector of internal revenue. Mr.. \. =.
Walker.
when shown this list and told y,
the commissioners TINT I represented the
best he could do. Senator CulbcrSon'>
secretary. Mr.. .%Iurncv. who was repre-
,%cntine him III this matter. and ! con.
CURED. although senator tulhcrSou and
] Ind ~ lorScd others than those named
above the four last places.
II was adv >cd that Mr.. Walker re-.
commended Miss Gilmore because il was
necessary that one ~ these a%ppnintccS
should hc u Sicnneraph"r. apd he was
personally familiar with her qualifica.
lions and that h. suggested Mr. Lallur
because he knew mr>pnallv Of his spc-
dial fitness for o'fcc work"
NJ IN addition e. the Income tax agents
.And deputies appointed for Texas alone,
the commissioners Of internal revenue to
day also announced the apo. ntmcnt Of
David l.. Frawl.v of Aiva. ok. rs .n
income tax collection agent for Okla.
homa and Texas jointly with hcadquar-
tiers ~ San Antonio. Mr.. Frlwicy was
formerly secretary If the Oklahoma
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-15
PREPARING FOR
'PENC|L PUSHERS
1911 CONVENTION OF NATIONAL
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION TO BE
HELD IN BAYOU CITY. CONvEN.
ING APRIL ~.
THREE DAYS. MEET
III PROMISES TO RE ONE OF TIE
l:LARGEST CONVENTIONS EVER
.5HELD IN IlOCSTON-SPECIAL.
t.TRAINS FROM NORTH.

ffiOuston. Texas. Jan. 10 Prcplra.
Hons are being made To entertain the
! National Editorial a~s>ociation. which
pjll convene here April -. for its
twenty eighth annual convention. The
Meeting will last three DAYS and will
NJ one Of the largest conventions ever
conducted in this city. The program
committee Is preparing somcihin. c abo.
rate for this meeting.
The delegates Will come To- Houston in
special trains made np al Chicago aud
other Northern cities and on ia ir al.
vent into Texas they will le me, bv the
reception committee and a car'oid Of
Texas products placed AZ their disposal
while en- route To Houston. 4 trip bv
rail Ia Sugar land and n barbecue has
been arranged for the visitors. and a.So
= circle tou bv railro1d To- the cities of
Nan Antonio, Austin, Waco. For, Worth
sud Dallas.
The commercial organizations are
making plans for the entertaining If the
Q~cIcgatcs while IN their cities. This
prganization was perfected III New Or
lcans, La. Miss and has grown into
Of the strongest and largest news
paper fratcrnitics in the world. The
lvl3 convention Of the dissertation was
held IN Colorado Spr.ncs. Colo. aud 4
number If commercial b"iies IL this
State concurred in u movement to brin.
this convention 10 Texas for it> 1911
meeting which resulted ~ Houston b.
Ing selected a. the logical place for This
years session.