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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17

not quit. Far from it. He kept
fighting me all the time, but he sim
ply could not stand FOR those body
punches. | really believe that he
would have beaten me had / kept
after his head all the time. But |
varied my punches when / found out
his weak spot
Buys an Auto and Takes Spin.
Joe felt pretty bad after the bat
tie, especially when they accused him
Of showing the white feather. He
and his manager. Joe Levy, pleaded
with me for return match in Los
Angeles, but ! figured that ! was
entitled to a good, long rest after that
battle, so | bought myself an auto
mobile and proceeded to enjoy myself
for a while.
Together with Foley and a party
of friends, I toured the southern part
of the State in the machine. | want
ed to forget the fighting game for a
while at last. But in the meantime |
was receiving all sorts of ring and
theatrical offers from all parts of the
country. They kept after me Wher-
ever went and they did not want to
take mo- for an answer
Returning home, felt like fight
ing again, and, after looking over all
the offers, I came to the conclusion
that the best one in sight was that
from Hugh Springer, of Vancouver,
who agreed to guarantee me 5000
for fifteen round battle with Fred -
die Welsh. ! accepted this one by
wire, little thinking of what trouble
II was going to stir up.
Foley made the trip to Vancouver
to arrange the details, while jump
ed in the machine again and started
out for another trip, this time to the
mountains near Salinas, where |
rougied it for a couple of weeks in
order to get myself ready for the
Brtisher.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Murphy Now Claims
Lightweight Title

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Thames
]. Buckley, manager of Tommy Muir
ply, has announced his intention of
claiming the lightweight champion
ship for the Harlem boy. He de-
clares that Murphy is the king pin
of the 1873 pound division because
Champion Willie Ritchie has default
cd on him twice. Buckley has this
to say:
THE public insists that Murphy
should be given the title through his
willingness to meet all corners and
through his showings with Ad VOL
CAST the former titleholder. Muir
phv's battles with Wolgast proved
that he is Ads superior, whereas
Richie won his title from the Cadll-
lac man on a foul.
Murphy will not meet anyone un-
til Richie gives him a chance, at the
title"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
BOXING
News of the Ring Game

Mickey Cannon, the talkative welter-
weight, begs. pleads ahG demands US to
announce that he is after a match with
Eddie Hanon, and says he will not rest
until he drags Eddie in the same ring
with him Cannon also states that Mr..
Hanlon is afraid of him and doesn't
want any Of his game.
Several weeks ago Hanlon and Can
non clashed in a scheduled 15-round af-
'alr IN Jacksonville. but the bout ended
N the first round with Eddie get
ing the verdict on a foul. Cannon,
however, saws Hanlon was a lucky par
" mat night, and states that he will
meet Billy Lotzs protege any time and
e the entire purse go to the winner.
cannon is waiting TO hear from Eddie.
FRANK Whitney expects to stay in
5Qanla for a couple of months at least.
TSFisank has bout pending with Bob
lusiey, at Jacksonville. Fla, on jan
Hry ~, and expects to close other
matches within the next few days. Pro-
40 vel TO put Frank on with some Of
he top-notchers.
annough Frank may not be cham
pom ne Is good, willing battler, and
alNd|s gives the fans a run for their
,.IE Whitney will start taking light
*orkouts to-day. He will box with Jim
IL! Grant. the fast little bantamweight.
Young Goldman who recently lodged
w.. WI. 81 d match with Spider" Britt. will
esse 10 SWING the padded mitts with Jeff
,3aanney IN scheduled three round bout
I'M isNt If it's on the level, Goldman
Si I' last about as long as kid" Brooks
c c,,, dgdinst Joe Superior, one round or
ro aISe mere is always a chance OF Gold
nan taking Brodie
NAE, gceorge Chip feels confident he can
meng George is trying hard to get a
nSr 'i H. with Mike Gibbons. but will
,k, NV nave to wait until the latter gets
'1N with Packey Mcfarland.
ra,,lI on McCarey can not arrange a
Vs. between Rivers and Ritchie at
wifi o si, tor Washington's birthday, he
pr,,ntsu Leach Cross to meet Jack
Ro,toyn. Jack fights Mike Glover. Of
CASTOR or,I,n on January 10. Glover was re-
,or wy credited with a shade over Brit
hssel"Ln. Morgan continues to boost his
vi5slt lsRt sensation, Battling" Le-
gyo Morgan sends us clippings that
i - lhSky shade over McAllister
Vror's recent go. Morgan denies the
Csiforr5sp out IRON Gotham that the
man oested his protega.
Ne Nan Fltz is throwing fits because
door ing authorities have locked the
spsv we ring and thrown the key
a1p,,s ~ mas taken his case to the
,r's- t'a ,'u declares that he will yet re-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Marist College Wins
Over Peacock Fleet

Marist College took a one side
game from Peacock Fleet Yesterday
afternoon, "a to s,
Wells, of Peacock, appeared to be
the only man that could effectuallY
pierce the Marist defense, and he
only got away for one goal in the
first half, Cooke, of Marist, played
the best game for the visitors, max
ing Ia OF their "a points. Lowry and
Dodge also played good ball.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Princeton Players
Can Not Write Games

PRINCETON, y. j., Jan. 17.-Mern-
bers of Princeton's football eleven in
the future will not be allowed to write
expert" stories of the games for the
newspa pers under their own names,
according to an announcement o-day
bv member of the board or athletic
control He declared that the sentl-
wont of the board was against the
practice, and that he expected to
bring the matter up at the next meet
ing That a rule would be issued
against the practice he felt certain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Soccer Teams Clash
At Piedmont Park

The Stone Mountain and Atlanta
soccer teams clash this afternoon at
Piedmont Park. Stone Mountain will
try hard TO push Atlanta from second
place in the league table, while the
Atlanta boys are determined on
strengthening their hold on their po-
sition,
No other games are scheduled. so
the Foote & Davies second string Will
hitch up with Forrest Avenue School.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Red and Black Five
Beats Auburn Boys

ATHENS, GA. Jan. 1.-THE Red
and Black BASKETBALL quintet opened
its season last night by swarming the
Auburn FIVE, 70 to II.
Pescock and Captain Brand did
stellar work for Georgia. Brand led
the scoring with 26 points, Peacock
MADE "a and Lester counted 90. Glenn
ents, for the visitors, basketed 4 Of
the r.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
.Phelan May Jump
To Tinker's Team

LINCOLN. ILL. Jan. 17.-Art Phe-
Ian. the Cubs utility infielder, will
probably sign with the Chicago Fed :
eral League team, according to his
ia Their, August J. Phelan, who said his
son had received hatterins offer
from the Federals. Phelan was Of
fered $500 more monthly than he drew
last season with the Cubs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Boys High Plays
Tech High To-day

Tech High and Boys High will
meet this afternoon In what prom
ises to be one OF the best played
games OF the first round OF the prep
basket ball league schedule. The
game will be played on the court of
the Atlanta Athletic Club.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
CARLISLE VS.. w. G. j,

NEW YORK, Jan. l1.-Announce-
ment was made TODAY that negotIa
tions for = football game between
Washington and Jefferson College
and Carlisle has been satisfactorily
concluded. Tho game viii be played,
at The Polo Grounds Saturday No
vember 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
SIGNS WITH FEDS.

BLOOMINGTON, Id, Jan. l7.l--
Fred Kommers, outflelder last sea
son with PittsburE and Columbus, re-
turned to-day from ST Louis and
announced that he had signed a con-
tract with the St Louis Federal
League club.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
osssLeR NOW a MANAcTR.

PITTSBIRG, Jan II-KODert
CBrownie) Gessler. former big leag-
uer and baseball coach, signed con
tract to manage the Pittsburg team
of the Federal League, according to
an announcement made to-day by
Secretary Mccullough.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Clabby-P etroskey
Battle Postponed

Los ANGELES. Jan. 1.-THE Pc
troskey- Clabby boXing~rontest schcd-
uled for this Afternoon at Vernon Are
ma has been indefinitely postponed.
Pctroskey was reported III, suffering
from an ailment which il was sa Id
might he diagnosed as appendicitis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Stone Mountain and
Donald Fraser Clash

Donald Fraser and Stone Mountain
f1ves will tie up this afternoon on the
former teams court
Both of these schools have good
teams this season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
GROVER HAYES IN DRAW.

frankie Burke. Of this city, and Gro
YER HAYES. Of Chicago, boxed ten
tame rounds at the Coliseum last
night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
Mexican Starts OF With Rush. Willie Knockout Blow
RITCHIE TELLS HOW HE OUTFOUGHT JOE RIVERS

is he h OF a o. o a
urhm en1ua for The Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17
By Willie Ritchie.

CAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Ill
= never was in better form during
my ring career than l was when
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30

En- aquel momento Sc diri-
gia Jesus, acOmpanad0 de su
discipulo Pedro, hacia una pc
quena poblaci6n de Judea, y
VIC en- ell suelo I'm pequeno OBJ
ieto que brillaba: era I'm peda-
20 de herradura.
Simon, COLE csc hero
dijo JESUS.
para que Maestro? ESQ
no vale nada-replic6 ell disci-
pulO que no crey6 debia moles
tarse en- bajaS d cojer una CO.
Sa tan ruin.
Ell buen JESUS NADIA replied
pero inclin6se y cogi0 ell pc
dazo de hero y 10 guard6 en
la manga de la tunica. Pedro
Sc encogi6 de hombros.
Al entrar en- la poblaci6n
pasaron por delante de la casa
de Ill herrero....y JESUS sa-
CO ell pedaZO de herradura y Sc
la ensen0 al dueno de la here
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
Ell PEDAZO DE HERRADURA

y,
.I
Gus
u;s9dolo ,orozosouo,+o
~ 80 .ooi - d54;I do l.
uonno ia l. mic 10 orroi6
81 sroIo. podro 60 oba,o,z6.
81 10 cooi6 U 10 comi6 con de-
1o;+o rofroscordo oo, a CT, ho-
80 uruonto soma. orIo
.oduooIor
~ ,i ,do1ouo
do;ordo coor no loo az
tiles, v Pedro detras baiando-
Sc a cada instante para reco-
gerlos.
Una Eez cohcluldoS 0 oatl-
100 O"eN Jesus DC ue'u'0
49, - a.;
40 ou;5o .oo;Ea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
IA D DE
REIMS

jQu6 sensation experiment
taste, estimado Iector, al CO.
nocer Ia noticia de la destruc-
ci6n de la catedral de Reims?
De SECURE que 81 eres ger
man6fIo, no deiarias de SEN
.ir al momento Ia necesidad
de buscar eycusa que opener
al argumento de tn amigo, ell
f~ranc5filo. La noticia propa-
lada de que habian cOlocado
los franceses canones en- las
torres de Ia catedral; habien-
do sido rechazada unanima-
mente, por considerar i'm
possible el que obra de f&brica
tan antigua pudiera resistir
las trepidaciones que motivan
les disparos. aparte de que las
viurieras lutheran quedadO he
chas AMIGOS. te sugir6 ell nue.
70 argumenCo de que tantC
Gran dc cuLpar Irancuse5 CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30

sobre ell tocador, Bah, Con es-
trenar IN par nuevo Pero al
dirigirse al armario donde guar
daba ell estuche guantero, VIC en-
IN rinc6n ell cajoncito de las es-
tampas con que Meme, su hija,
qued6 jugando al salir ella a pri-
ma tarde.
-iCoralie, iCoralie, cD6nde
Sc mete listed, mUjer:
Apareci6 Ia donceiIa con ell som
brero de la aiegrette en- Ia mano.
La sonora NE mand6 que sa-
cara ell sombrero--
rs verdad Pero ESQ va no
me interesa. GD6nde esta Ia NJ
ma?
Qued6 indecisa Coralie.
No Sc de cierto, sonora
Habra salido?
-CreO que no. Hace un nc
mento he habiado con Frauiein J
no estaba vestida lie cafe.
iQIe venga FrauIein Al monan
20! Cora listed, a~vi=eIa. :, 81
no, dele, t0car6 el tim0re tres
wees: es 81 senaI.
Impaciente, sin terminar de
vertirse, Herminia sali6 al pasi-
Ito, al extreme del cual divisaba-
Sc, marchando c~ansinamente, Ia
institutriz alemana, con su mex
presiva cara de dogo.
-,Fraulein! iPronto. sD6nde
esta Meme?
La faz de Ia teutona permane-
clio impossible.
oh. Yo Ignore. Se1orita
Meme termin6 deberes hace ratio.
-Pero listed debe vigilarla
Siempre, Frsulein.
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--jQu6 tranQuilidad ha de ser Ia
mia dc otro modo? Parece increi.
bic, Fraulein..... A Yer, que bus.
quen q Ia nina Embellishments.
CoraIie, pragunte listed al porte,
70 81 Ia ha visto pasar al jardin.
Y listed, Fra4lein, cumpIa mejoI
Sus obligaciones.
Qued6 refunfunando le alema-
ma. ,Vaya con Ia sonora. Ser ms
titutriz no es ser esc!aya, cierta-
mente... Sin paciencia para es-
perar arriba, Herminia baiG tam
bi6n. Segdn eI portero, Meme
haD.a salido al jar3in, ratio atraS,
sin que e hubiese advertido su
ragreso. No obstante, pudo su-
Dir Dor la escaIera de ~servicio.
Yea usteds 81 10 hizo aSi, Juan,
Vaya listed & "a cocina, al cuarto
dc Diancha, mientras 70 recorro
ell jarjin...
Ne permito asegurar q Ia Sc
nora que son infundadOs sus te-
.uores. NADIA malo puede haberle
sucedido 2 Ia nina.
10 creo. Juan, pero va no
vivo. Vaya listed Y yuelya al mo-
merto.
Ella sali6 al ;ardin, por donde
Coralie, de IN lado & otro, bus
caGa q Ia pr6fuga.
NO esta? mo esta?
-Por 10 menos, no la veO, Sc
nora.
Ell jardin era pequenO, y prom
TO Qued6 ~recorrido en- todas di.
recciones, indtiimente. Meme no
estaba por ninguna parte: nj en-
los m~acizos de hortensias, nj ba-
% los peaascos de "a Cascade, nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
Literature y Vari@dades
MADRTGAL

Era IN cautiVo bes0, enamOrado
de una mano de nieve que tenia
Ia apariencia de IN lirio desmayado
Y ell palpitar de I'm ave en- agOnia.
Y sucedi6 que I'm dia,
aqgelLa manO suaye
de palidez de liri0,
de palpitar de ave.
Sc acerc6 tantO a Ia prisiGn de. beso,
que va no pudo mas ell pobre preso
Y Sc escape mas con yiolento giro
hugo Ia mano hasta Ell confin lejano,
Y ell beso que volaba tras IA mano
rompiendo el aire Sc volVl0 suspir0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
LOSNINOSDELOS
POBRES

Par6 ell autom6yil en- seco ante
Ia casa-palacio, en- habilmaniObra
del expertisimo chauffeur. Sin
dar tempo a que q is"ayo cum
pliese su cometido, Herminia a
brio Ia portezuela, saltandO, agil,
al enlozado ~payimento.
-Esperenme aqui: bajo en- Sc
guida. Solo voy a cambiarme de
vestido.
Subi6, rapida, Ia escaIera al
fombrada, sin detenerse a que
preparasen ell ascensor nj apenas
contestar al ceremoniOsO saludo
del portero. Era, en- verdad, 81
vida un prodigio de actividad in
cansable, que Sc deslizaba en-
pleno vertigo de 0cupaciOues y
cuehaceres, unos frivOlos, otrOs
piadosos, algunos s~uperfluos, Pc
70 todos imprescindibles, va que
a ellos lie obligaba impariOsamen-
t. Ia vida de relaci6n. Como no
era mad-ugat0ra-jQui6n pudle-
re- serlo acostandose a diariO dan
dc las dos de Ia manana@-el Cja
comenzaba para ella despu65 De
las once. Iarto h3cia con bandr-
Sc, peinarse vestirse de primc-
"a intaoci6- pa-a IA ho1a de Co
mar. y una yez inger.dOo les
postres, e. au,oGy.il eSPerao2 =
la puerta para asistir 2 juntas y
pattonatos, cuandO no a yisltas y
reuniones, ', pOr uiCimO, a move
mas Y obras pias.
Todo clio, ineludibie, por Su-
puesto. Cuando alguna yez ia
embromaba su marido aludiend0
a tan ajecgeada e~xistencia, Her
minia exasparabase, realmente
convencida, ' deseando conven-
Ger a los demas, de que no po0ia
vivirse de otro modo. Cast STEM
pre- IlegaDa taEde a la cena.
iuego ae cenar, al teatrO en- in
vierno, al circo en- primayera Q
a c~ualquier reunion aristocratica,
de donde regresaba siempre des-
pu6s de media noche
Como una tromba entr6 en- sus
habitaciones, llamando a gritoS a
Ia doncella francesa:
-iCoralie, ICoralie, ;VamOs,
pronto, por Dies, que tengo pri-
sa.
Vino al momento Coralie, que
va tenia preparada Ia toaleta de
Herminia para acudir al te-bridgs
de la baronesa del Mongoll6n.
Son cerca de las siete
GCree I'd, que tendremos bastan-
tie con media bora? P0rque Ia
colocacion de Ia sobrefalda debe
hacerse con mucho cuidado
lie e~ntretuye mas de 10 que cal
culaba. 10 major seria salir
va con este traje; perO como te-
MIA que visitar Z mis- pobres
IQue horror, Ia eSpaatO reco-
rrer esOs barriOS, yer como yiyen
los infeliccs -Por supuesto que
yo dejo el auto lejos de las casas
g dOnde voy; 81 me yieran bajar
de e. les ~pareceria POGO 10 que les
llevo A yer, Cora!ie, fijese en-
este fruncido --Perfectamente;
ahora QUeda bien. Ell sombrero.
me ha p~reparadO I'd. este? No.
lie die que el de la uigrctte
de garza. .. Mientras I'd. 10 trae.
70 buscar6 los guantes, que no Sc
d6nde los he puesto.
InterrumDi0 su charIa frivola
para recorrer la habitaci0n, con
versatilidad de maripoSa, en- bus
CO Dc los Cuantes. EncOntr6 uno
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4. 2

Ban6it9 sea Dioa. cue a2uu.z E! rayo
contra nj excalsitld. San-a lz ir..'
cue hzce cue cada -lenUo &c s.slayo
Dass .9r ent-e e. ariel de nj ma 800.
Loado sea eI 52e.o de Ia nocha,
en- Que sc urde el m,lagrc Dc nj e~strela:
81 tango. en- que nj rosa i~gue 81 6-orhc.
por entire espi1as, para ser mas ba.lg.
Nunca me siento con mayor aitHga
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30
AVISOS
ECONOMICS

PARA "a cyr--a lie to5l e,asr De 2rodactoz me
Ncznos. g p-,c.as r--a-ab'es escr.ha a. GIevara
Eeraanos. ...g Lincoln ST. Telefono Is. Ia
ry4C. Teas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30


No argumenLc de que tanto
Gran DC cu-par IranccSes CO.
en- 81 cenadcr DC Ia esQuina... En-
Ia taxa &c Ia tuente -ique horror
pensaTio estaba......
GD0noe, pues, Sc habia escoHdidO
Meme?
VoIyia ell poctero, cagiaconteci-
10.
ia encontr6, Juan?
No, sonora.
Hermihia estaba indignadisi-
ma.
la veo 10 infundado de mi
alarma. Juan, 10 cierug es cue
nadie cumpie arui con SUI obIiga.
ci6a, sera Dreciso hacer IN ps-
carmiento. jEs QUE desaparece
asi una nina de d;ez amos, como
s. fuese IN aIfler? Tsjefor6e us.
ted Embellishments al senior, que
estara en- 81 casino, Que yenpa.
= yer one disrora
Desda p, ex5remo del iardin. IA
doncelIa do IN critic,
-,Aouf estaI
Corrieron todos. I'm 81 solar
colindante. Meme iugaba con IN
nino pauuelito.
-.Hiia. Meme, ;Ou6 baces
ahi?
Vino al uomcnto, escalaDdo Ia
tapia por IN Daraie de escasa O.
.iay2ri67 con aaiIidad da1a.ora Dc
IA frecuercia co7 o7a roaIizaba
sin duda, ell e~iarcicio.
-,Pero, nina,
No me reoa6as mama. w r.
exDIicar6... Mucbas +ardes q
. acabar mis- Iecciones. haoo n mis-
mo que how. FeIina "a o,arda.
"a del solar. ripne m ni5o Mas
mono; 81 10 vjeras, mama : 70
. Ie ola Torar horas Y horas Sin
consueIo, Yum diaqne Vi = FaIina
. Ie preguntG Ia causa. Come ella
tiene cue trabaiar fIera, dpia So.
lie al pobrec!to cast TODD ell dfa: ?
rates. aburrido. Sc duerme: otros
ratios, desesDarado. IIora w
vow con e Y Ie djstrairo Y mo
quiere mucho... jVerdad que no
hago nal con clio. ? Como los DO
bres tienen que ganarSe la vida,
abanG0nan a sus ninOs, Y este es
una pena... Por ESQ iba yo a en-.
tretener al pobreclllo. Pero no 10
hare mas 81 tt no q~uieres...
Hecminia Sc mord6 los labios
hasta hacerse sangre. En- su in
consciencia, Meme acababa de dar
q su madre una tremepda Iecci6n.
Los pobres abandonan a sus hijos
para gdnafSe is Vlua, y este eS
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IlLO dlCllldllSSJ PuCS d "iuSiiSS
no Sc lutheran atrincherado
en- las cercanfas de Reims Y
hasta en- la misma ciudad,
no hubiera habidO ninguna
necesidad de contestar al ca
non frances. A este responde
ell emante de Francia:-No
dejas de tener alguna raz6n,
Querido amigo, pero, conside-
"a que muy recientemente ha
circuladO por ahi alguna TO-
tOgrafia de Lovaina, la in
fortunada ciudad B6lga, en-
que en- medic de IN monitor de
ruinaS aparecia fIamante Y
esbelta la Casa-Ayuntamiento.
10 que te demueStra palpa-
blemente que con la precision
de trio que los moderhos pro-
cedimientos permiten, Sc pue-
den eScOger los blancOS y dar
en- ellos a voluntad del arti-
llefo. Y terminando la Erase
con esa s~eguridad que da la
Victoria sObTe el contrario, le
aHade DE modo que 81 los
alemanes hubieran Querido Sc
sc hubiera salvado la cathedral
v con ella ell mOnument0 ella
@ico par excellence" del arte-
. s6tico. Ash siguen dialogandO,
unas veccs hasta llegar a to-
mar Ia conversation caracte-
res aIarmantes; otras veceS
.erminan congratulandose de
cue nosotrOs, los espanoles,
ostemoS aleiados de Ia contien-
ia J, Por tanto. sanos y sal
voS.
y, en- verdad, que todaS las
noticias hasta ell dj& recibidas
parecc confirmar ell ascrto
de que el b~ombardeo de Ia
caJeGral fuG sistematico y CO.
no obedecicndo consigna rui-
aosa de llegar d su total demo
uci6n. Dicen dichas noticias
que dur6 dos horas conSecuti-
vas Ell estalIido de las grana-
daS en- el recintO SagradO, Y
que, pasad0s tres dias reanU-
daron cl bOmbardeO con mas
vioIencia, hasta llegar a no de-
lar pieGra sobre piedra. Els
possible que estas noticias pro-
10. Sus torres elevadas
Official francesa; mas 81 son
,naLTo oTu5. - m,ou h.
49, -
49,:
,
LS LluJ cleEto que eS'"S cal
'C"'"iS' eli Il fahScuISo oe
anus nan eApeflllenIaoo hul-
"P4eS V"lIacloneS que las ma
ran oeSconocldaS para QUEEN
Ell SuS p-lInefaS epocaS las
vera ASI Sucede con Ia actual
t@ISof"I oe RelmS que EN- SuS
pIlhefoS amos era una Verda-
NeI% lh"faVlll& del arVe cr4Stla-
no. BUS torres deSproVlStaS,
-SJaDah cuoIertas por preclo-
9a' ILecha' ue PIomo Primoro-
S"iiieI'e eooI@0"
ooOre el encuentro de Ia
nave prIlClDal Y la traSESrSdl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30

Sc TRASPASA oticira bsrDsria. Her.
mosa combination. BuenCs reni mieH-
tos. COndcIones iibs-a.es. zI6I-2 S
Santa Rosa Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30

SONORA MEXIC-. Ma. dss-a trabaio
con fam IL mexigana U americana. Di
rijase a ). PsCOs 5JT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-30

EENDESE SOAR barntO. Parte con
tado, yesto abonCs. InfoTmsraD ediiciO
Frost National Bank. Cusrto2, Telefo-
no 7sS2 Crockett.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-13
Local Playhouses
What the Press Agent Has to
Say of Present and Coming
Attractions.
The orpheum-Friday Only.


For this change we have a splend'
id program of four extra good single
reels.
"At the Foot of the HILL" Essanayt
Featuring Richard Travers, Bryant
Washburn and Gerda Holmes This
without exception is a picture that ap-
peals to the heart and the actors
work is magnificent. 1t will not fail
to please anyone The story Is of an
old soldier who is neglected by his
son and his wife until one night dur
ing a party the house catches on fire
and grandfather rescues their two
children. Then the son and wife re-
alize how much h is to them and do
all in their power to make his last
days happy.
THE walko Sisters Lubin. Featur.
ing Harry Meyers and Ethel Smith.
Will Walko and his wife have an
acrobatic act in which they make up
as a couple of girls They go to n
small town and while putting on their
show Will falls and the audience get
, on to their fake and riot. They make
hurried exit out the back door and
walk to the next town.
THE Empty Sleeve" selig. a well
produced and interesting drama con-
tanning a very out of the ordinary
plot
EVA the Cigarette Girl" is a clever
Biograph comedy on the same rec
with THE Boiler Makers Day o
Rest