davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-21

considered. In the meantime a hot
debate was in progress in the house.
Republican Leader Mann insisting that
the minority wanted two hours for
debating the question instead of half
an hour as was proposed by Chair
man Flood.
Leader Underwood warned the
house that American forces in Mexico
might be fired upon at any time and
he argued the point that haste was
imperative. Continuing he said that
the rules committee, if necessary,
would bring in special rule to put
the resolution through.
Senate Awaits House Action.
In the senate, after considering the
resolution for two ours, the senate
committee adjourned to await the
action of the house. 1t developed that
there was strong opposition to the
language of the resolution among sew
eral members of the committee, OBJ
lection being had to what was termed
'individualiZing Huerta."
The senate recessed at sos this
afternoon until o'clock, expecting
the house to act on the resolution be-
fore that time.
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Wyoming. Badgers Great Flagship.

HE wyoming has thrtythree She Of 5000 2SV
the Official flagship
Admiral Charles Badger comnaa
lantc Mexico.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

Carstcn Sicvers, planting trees
and shrubbery in court house
ward " $50
shrubbcry in court house yard s.75
Wilson George. planting trees
and shrubbery in court house
ward ..... . S.75
Contract between Crawford county
Iowa, by its board OF supervisors, and
]. w. Rundlett and II. G. Moore, for
changing creek channel on Denison-
Vail road was signed, and on motion
contract and bond for same We're APP
proved.
Auditors Report of Fees Collected.
AS required by law, ! herewith sub
nit the following report OF fees col
lected in the Office of the county
auditor for the months therein desig-
mated:
Apri! ......... ....... .$3l.5O
May .......... ......... 1l.5O
Total ....... ..... S4"oo
|, NJ. J. Collins. county auditor in
and for said county, on oath say that
the above report is correct and en-
braces all the fees collected for and
belonging to the county for the time
named therein, as | verify believe.
NJ. ]. COLLINS.
Auditor.
On motion report was approved.
Board adjourned at 5 O'Clock p. m.
to meet Thursday, June 1. 1914. at 8
o'clock a. NJ.
NJ. J. COLLINS, ED EBERT.
Auditor. Chairman.
Dehison, Ia. Thursday, June 4. 1914.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at 9 O'Clock a. III.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert.
Members all present.
Minutes of Wednesday, June ), 1914.
were read and approved.
On motion claims We're allowed as
follows: r.. =
Henry II. Schroeder, dragging
road -....- - B. 80
Gustav Else, dragging road 80. POO
C. O. Samucls"n. dragging road loo
VIM. Mule. dragging road w $50
G. l.. Englund. repairing drag. %
Johu Eneth, dragging road 49,. 375
John Hornhoft, Jr. repairing road l2.5o
VIM. Mule. repairing road ..... 1900
Gust Peters. dragging and re
pairing road ........ 80. .2.2o
Henry Schadc dragging road. 800
Charles t<ropf. freight on culVert 3.l6
Henry Schadc. repairing county
road ..-.... .....: ..-',...
{. VI. Hornhott, repairing culVert ll.'0
T. II. Brown, hauling and placing
corrugated pipe ........ 33.oo
Frank l:cirne. hauling culvcrt -"
\. G.. Schocnjahn. dragging road 100
James Hickey. freight on culvcrt l."G
John Petersen, repairing culvcrt 500
otto Pound, dragging road $50. 1871
John finland. freight on culvcrt 12.3A
j. T., Hoy, culvCrt work HOO
NOSS Construction Co. gravel ana
steer 1880. -i'''
.\Xel I.inherg, hauling and plac-
ing pipe and tile ....... 49,. il.25
Frank Ecirnc. repairing bridges. 100
eBrodersen GO. spikes ..... 30
W. J. Beck, transportation and
care of Storkovitch ..... 800
Stewart Lumber CO., DOW city,
bridge material ....... 2Ol.12
Stewart Lumber Co. Charter Oak,
bridge material :..-... 2l2.o5
stewart Lumber Co, Dcnison,
bridge material ....... ...... 1887
stewart Lumber Co, Dcnison,
sewer pipe ........ ..... lo.oo
:. II. Bcrnhoft repairing
bridges ........ ...... l'oo
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

NJ j. Burke, Transportation and
meals for poor ....... w ST.
W. r. 'lenkins, mdse. county home 7.65
Ilari, Gebcrt IL Hunt. mdsc. for
Wilson George ....... . 1861
city of Denison, water rent 80. 1l3 Is
i;dW GeorSius, trustee Iowa Twp. 1900
Henry Schtldc. trustee Iowa TWP 400
Midland Chemical Co. Scrubbing
compound and liquid soap " 2O.OO
Andrew Ee!l, n, salary for May 1888
Andrew Bell, Jr,, expense state
tdScS 800
Bale Hrodersen Co. mdse.. court
house ....... $3.50. ...... i.i9
1eniSOn Herold. supplies ...... I.J0
Vail equalization board 80. -. HOO
West Side TWP trustees and
c. O. samucison, hil'niig at bridge 81. 90
G. O. Samuelson, repairing bridges 1928
Richard Kinney, removing log
from bridge . " 1000
i. o'Donnell, spikes and repairs 2O.3O
bowman kranz Lumber Co. bridge
material .. ..... 500. 1865
J. r. Byrnes. hauling culvcrt and
placing same .... ..... 7.25
Ben Petersen, repairing bridges SIS
bowman kranZ Lumber Co. bridge
material ... ... . 1850
Nyc Schneider Fowler Co, bridge
material 1So'
Frank Mitchell repairing bridge 1900
John E"rnhoft, Jr, repairing
bridges ... ....... 3o.75
+. ii. brown, repairing bridges. 39,3
q. w Nelson, spikes .... .... 7.25
John kuehlcr. repairing bridge 80
Henry l:uSch repairing bridge. SD
Henry j. Jensen. repairing bridge i.3J
Green BAY Lumber Co, Ricketts,.
bridge lumber ... .. n.O5
The". brink. repairing: bridges. Gao
Farmers 1.hr. X Coal co, bridge
material " 71.1A
Henry j. Jensen, ropairing bridge ). 10
Board adjourned at II o'clock noon
to meet at 1870 O'Clock p. M.
Afternoon Session.
Beard met at / 80 O'Clock D. M, all
members present.
Highway petition No. 1928 came up
for hearing and on motion was laid
over till September session, 1914.
Highway petition No. 1929 came up
for hearing and on motion was laid
over till September session. 1914.
Highway petition No. 1880 came up
for hearing and on motion was laid
over till September session. 1914.
Highway petition No. 1131 came up
for hearing and on motion was laid
over till September session. 1914.
On motion claims We're allowed as
follows:
Sisters of Mercy, care of Katie
Fireran.. April and May .....S $500
Balle-I:roderseu Co, mdsc. for
Continued on Page slx.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

Contract between Crawford county.
Iowa, by its board of supervisors, and
John Gibson, for grading road between
station 1880 and station 124-oO on
section c of Dow City-Dunlap division
of Lincoln highway. at zoe per cubic
yard, for material in place, was signed
and on motion approved.
Consent highway petition of G. l..
Burlington ct al. No. 1877, came up for
hearing and on motion was established
as a public highway. the county pay
ing Burlington $1,000.
Consent highway petition OF Late
Biggs, No. 1886. came up for hearing
and on motion was established as
public highway, the county paying
LATE Biggs Sl25.00.
On motion claims were allowed as
y,l1p
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

follows:
NJ J. Collins, salary for May IS 1898
+. J. rortz, salary for May So. 10000
Louie E.vprS salary for May 49,. l25OO
Jchn G. llugG salary for May e. 900
". \. cramer. salary for May :. 1867
l.. Il. Romans. salary for May 900
Frank Faul salary for May 1867
j. W. Monaghan. salary for May. 900
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir. salary
Tor May ih.OO
Anna Flynn, salary for May 80. $50
T.. \. DRY. salary for MAY ..... 1000
II. j. Cummings. salary for May. 1898
Ed Ebert. committee work and
mileage " ...... .... 6515
John HaSgc, committee work and
mileage .. ....... 7Iio
John Holland, committee work
and mileage ........ ......... Nl.2o
livery 25So0
Philip Baker. assisting engineers 1924
Chas. Retman, digging dandelions
court house yard ....... go. 40
Noah Linsle hauling dirt sand
and brick court house yard go. 1.30
VIM Dcthlcfsen, planting trees
court house yard ........ SO. 1.I5
John Gibson, freight paid on cul
vert ... .... ... -. 4.23
J. *. Hilton, salary and livery. 1lI.3S
Wayne Wilson, salary ana livery 1881
Marie bowling, clerical work en-
ginccrs Office w w go
y. X. Romans. livery for en-
gineers $3.50
John Blackman salary for May ~ sc
DR.. w. II. Wright, salary for May 5000
Cooper McMinimec, cleaning cess
pool county home ... 80. 1000
II. Grill, bridge material ..... 96.4o
Farmers Lumber 4 Coal CO.,
bridge material ....... -. 123.5S
Cooper McMinmce. hauling and
putting in culvcrt ..... $3.50
n. t. Price, dragging county road 200
Ahart Bros. road work 80. -. 1898.
Cooper McMinimce. repairing
county road ........ 80. 500
+. McNcal. concrete culvert No.
GO . 800. $40. 80 1872 80
T.. McNcal concrete culvert No.
;" ........ .. -. .... 217.5O
G. l.. Reynolds. dragging county
John Holland, freight paid on cul " "
vert ..... ... .. 2.o3
]. W, Runhlctt, dragging county
road ...... $3.50 .... 5?.iS
I. c. r. Il. Co, freight on cul-
verts .. $500. qua. 2i.GS
Cooper McMinimec. unloading cul-
vcrtS .... .. .. 300
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon
to meet Wednesday, June 3, 1914, at
10 o'clock a. m. ts.
M. J. COLLINS. ED EBERT.
Auditor. Chairman.
Denison. Wednesday, June 8. 1914.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert.
Members all present.
Minutes of Monday, June |, 1914,
We're read and approved.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08
Wnrrants Icsued by Auditor Between
Sessions

y. T.. Nick"ire' assessing WHO" a. -
:, Wl': - -. ..,.:...F ''."o
II. =, Norman assessing benson ,oo q,
J. IL raist nsscssing town of
Manila ...... 49,. $50. 5000
H. L. Johnson assessing 'hi"h
I"i. 1890. " i"".""
tmros ;''~''o " ''''' 40 0O
NJ. j. Collins, salary for April. 13'. -.
l.. }. r"rtI' salary for APRIL l"c'c 90
W" unnn ,,h ,,,l, s,a ~" fd ,,rl ~ 90
w. A. Cramcr, salary for April :. 1867
L. i. Eomanss, salary for April. 1900
NJ e., .'', 1, AIRS '"'''' MUIR S''''rH * m
Louie l!vers, salary for April 10. 90
John G. llugI. salary for .\pril 400
+, A. DRY salary Tor April - lol'o0 y
II. J. Cummings. salary for April aa,aa
ANDREW Bell 'Ir,, salary for Aprl 1888
d. t A. '''''''' ems '''ee'' '''''' i'' ,oo IA
Wayne Wilson, engineer. salary
for April .......,. 49,. ~; 5000
w l ,E,.ii,,, H,ntrE 'or Hpr'i n"
soldiers rniicf commission, Marcl, 1880
Soldiers re,,,ef commission, April $3.50
and interest ''N ''' '.l1.5, IA
Gopher bounty paid from April
list to Juno lst ......... ,,; 'lS,2o
"ith ~, i,ino is.t N'' ,oo 90
NJ J COLLINS. ED EBERT.
Auditor. Chairman.
Denison, Ia. Monday. June |, 1914,
The board of supervisors met in
regular session at 10 O'Clock a. m. in
in their Office, at the court house at
DcnisCn, Iowa.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

Board ADJOURNED at IL CLOCK noon
to meet at 1870 o'clock p. III.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at 80 o'clock p. m, all
members present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
John Hlackman. paid Clyde Rose
for digging sewer ditch :. IS LOO
John Elackman, paid for seed
O. w Nelson, mdsc, for county
home . 50.92
II. A. Corrigan, burial and amhu-
lance for Austrian hurt at Ma
Mill, 5000
Nye Schneider Fowler Co, ce-
mcnt and lumber for county
L. HOLLAND and s Bartlett, grad
ing county road ..... ... $500
George Dieter. grading county
road ........ ...... ''oo
Axel Lnberg. grading county
road . . 5000. 29.i5
Axcl Linherg, dragging county
road " 200
John Gibson. unloading and put
ting in place corrugated tubes 10000
Gust Anderson, hauling and plac-
ing corrugated pipe 80. 1913
Gust Anderson. repairing county
road " 23.45
T. T., How grading road " Hills
ANel linbcrg repairing road -. 1890
John Gibson. bridge work go. 1890
Gust Anderson. repairing bridge $50
Koss Construction Co, estimate
on bridge No. So .... -. 100000
Levi Green. board and lodging
for Clyde Kelly. poor person. 300
Emil SchwarZ mdse. for county
Chas. kropf. repairing bridge . 400
Gust Anderson, livery for en-
SlUttr WV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
VA PRINCIPE LA TEMPO
RADA DE GAIA En- FL
ESTADO.
(Viene de Ia Ira

porada de GAIA con arreglo a
la ley. Como csc dia fu6 do
mingo, muchas personals salic-
ron a practicar su sport favo-
rito, habiendole tocado Ell
suerte q IN muchacho ameri-
cano de 13 amos de edad, ma
tar ell primer venadO en- la
preSente estaci0n.
Ell nOmbre del pequeno Ca
zadOr es Klome Watson, hijo
de Mr.. J. W. Watson de esta
ciudad y Ia hazana tuvo lugar
en- terrenos del COndado Ira
Wis, ell domingo en- la manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
Q DiSTIGUI-
DA, PCR
LOS ~CARRANCISTAS.
(Viene de la 1ra.)

radica EN- los Estados UnidCs,
por fuerza de las deplorableS
condolences que prevalecen en-
Mexico. Y este fGtil preteXtO,
que no tiene punto de relaci6n
nj de contacto con las agitacio
mes politicas del momento, ha
sid0 Suficiente para que un
grupo de carrancistas allana-
ra la morada de Ia familia An
drade, saQueandola cOmpleta-
mente y tratara de violentar a
la senorita menciOnada, obi
CANDIDA a contraer matrimO-
Mo con un individuo que Sc
apellida Lechuga.
Naturalmente este ultimo
hecho no pudo consumarse,
MERGED a la inQuebrantable
resistencia de Ia senorita An
drade, que Sc defendi6 valien-
tementc y que ahora ha tenido
que buscar garantias en- la ciu-
dad de Veracruz, al amparo
del pabell6n de las barras y
las estrellas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
E. sefor General Cutie,
srez hace inportan-
les declaracioneS
Viene dc Ia Pag 1a.)

rranza, por mas que las c0nferen
cias de Torre6n hayan SolucionadO
de momento las difc1itades eXis-
tentes entire ambos Jefes de Ia
faction ''constituciona ista.'
"E3ta es una coEtiepda de am
biciones personaies. Carranza no
es sincere cuando manifesto a la
junta de AguascaIientes que esta
dispuesto a renunciar al cargo de
Primer Jefe, E~ncargado del PO-
der Executive, pueS para hacer
tai renuncia propone condolences
impracticables: Ia SumiSi6n de
Villa Y Ia sumisi6n de Zapata, que
son los dos factories mas perSis-
tentes de las revoluciones de Me-
xico, Por gu partc el IIamado Je-
fe de Ia Division del NOrte, obra
a 81 vez con doIo, cuando CecIara
que 70 tiene ambiciones persona
les de ningdn genera, pues eS
evidente que sus intencione5 al
renuncia de Carran2a, van dirl'
gjdas eXc.usiVamente 4 elimlhsr
de la poltica a los ciementos que
lie estor5an, para Ia reaIlzaclon de
fines ulteriores.
villa Sc ha jmpuesto a Ia
Conyenci6n de Agl&sca!ientes c.
bligandola, con aiardes De tuerza'
a designar IN Presldente Prov
sional de Ia ReP0bI'ca. La eiec
cion de EuIalio Gutierrez solo
conStituye IN rodeo que dan los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
SANTIAGO RUSINOL.
(Viene de Ia 7a.)

en- IN mundo superio."
Las lfneas que preceden traen
la frma de Andres Gonzalez Blan-
CO. Nosotros anadiremos: San
tiago Rusinol esta va cast viejo:
es hermcso Y arrogante. con 81
cabeza melenuda, 81 barba flori-
da, su apostura g~allarda, sus ojos
chispeantes; ha viajado por Fran
cia, Italia, Suiza. Grecia, Y den
tro de su misma Espana. Is ca
ITALIAN, descendiente de los rudos
almogavares, Y la lista complete
de sus obras literarias Y pict0ri-
cas- llenarian un gran espacio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
INCENDIO DE UN HOTEL
EN-. DALLAS.

Ell Hotel Imperial de Da-
Has, Tex, uno de los mejOres
edificios con que contaba la
ciudad fu6 destruido por las
llamas ell dia "a del pasado
ocacionando p6rdidas de Qua
rcnta mil pesos ell accidente.
De las ayecjguaciones CUE
sc han hechO, Sc ha descubier-
to que III hombre y una mu-
ier cuyos nombres no sc nos
han dad0 fueron los causan
ties del in~cendio, pUes cuando
este Sc inici6, Ia mujer sali6
preciDi5aGamen!e de IN Guar
to que hGbia Tentadc mOmen-
}os antes. La mUjer Sc habia
hecho sOspechosa Y con csc
motive Sc le h2bia negado Ia
entrada, pero por descuiGo
de in dependents tuvo ac-
ccso q q Y Sc tiene por segu-
70 que ella incendi6 el edj-
ficio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
ALGUNCS AUTOMOBILES
"CIENTIFICOS" HAN
LLEGADO S. AN
TONIC.
(Viene de la Pag la

culos a los "redentOres del
pueblo" como premio de Ia
"honradez" Y "rectitud' de que
dieron muestras al ocupar Ia
capital de Ia RepUblica.
Lo curioso del case es que
todos los autos que las fami-
las "cientificas" de Mexico
cedieron q los partidarios de
Don Venustiano, son como de-
cimos anteS, siStema Pa
ckard"
Intrigado el reporter por
esta particularidad que lie pa
reci6 I'm tanto cuantO SOspe-
chosa, Sc dirigi6 . una de las
personals cue han premiado
los esfuerzos de los carran-
cistas en- Ia forma "a indicada,
V logr6 tener esta eXplicaci6n:
Los Observation-Disclosures pre-
fieren el automoyil Packard
porque es el de manufacture
americana y no tienen que pa
gar derechos al ser Introduce
do nuevamente al territorio
de este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
Viene de Ia 1ra.)

Las intenciones de Russia Sc
revelan en- I'm cablegrama de
Londres, dirigido al Evening
Sun" de Nueva York. Los mos
covitas desean una 'recompoSl
ci6n" del mapa de Europa, Y,
al mismo tempo, la muerte de
la domination pruSiana en- ei
Imperio aleman.
Segun csc despacho, la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
-
RrticaIOs ReligiOsOs
De VESTA EN- LA
LlsUERiA DE IGNACIO f. LoZANo.
ORACIOEES.

i CENTAVOS CADA UNA.
Nueatra Sehora Ge Guadalupe.
S.T.to Nino &c Atocha.
San J"-e.
LA doce verIaies del mundo..
Sartisima Trinidad.
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
Ia Magniica.
SJn1s. de San Pedro.
Jlsto JueZ.
S hgr de lG buena muerte.
Stn Isidro labrador.
S::i CipriSno.
Los cualro Evangeiios.
n sstrs Seho'a de Monserrato.
Is niuGtos en- compania de Jesus
SacramentaGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05

lengua, por tradici6n y cultu-
ra a vivir bajo otra bandera
V ell mundo ha visto va bastan-
tie 10 que vale esa paz, en- AL
sacia y Lorena."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05

nOmbreS ain no Sc cOnocen.
La Comandancia MilitaT de
la Plaza Y la policia en- ge-
neral hacen grandes esfuerzos
para recapturar a los profu-
Cos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05

Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a SUI suscripcion, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario O
del semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
Presses FEDERALES QUE
Sc ESCAPARCN De SAN
TEACO TLALTELC-
co.
(Viene de la Pagina -


serva en- dicha prisi6n, los
pr6fugos fueron en- reducido
numero; pues solo llegaron a
cuatro habiendo logrado bur
lar a Ia guardia, adoptando
trajes de oficiales del ej@rci-
TO consUtucionalista.
Sc sabe a punto flo que
Enrique Morfin TIE. Cnel. fe-
deral fu6 ell promoter de dicha
ffuga habiendo secundado
tres ex-federales mas cuyos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
NOVENAS.

Del Santo Nino de Atecha, a Is
,.uJGyGs cads una.
y vrey Triiuo de Nue-tra Sc
n = DEL Psrpetuo Socorro, a %
CeltaTo5 ceda una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
Las gestiOnes de Mr.. Wilson,"

debe queGar reducida a una
Potencia de segundo orden, en-
tregando "AlSacia Y Lorena a
Francia, ell distrito de AK a
. Belgica Y Schleswig-Hoisteln
a Dinamarca; POsen y parte
de Silesia Quedaran cOmpren-
didos en- la futura Polonia y Ell
! territorio que sc eXtiende has
ia ell Vistula, por Ell Este, sera
cedido a Russia. Sc dice tam
bien que ell imperio de los "a
res reclama la restauraciOn de
la dinaStia Hanover en- Ale
mania.
"Con respecto a Austria
Hungria, la opinion rusa es
que ell Ear debe eXtender su
dominic a Galitzia y q las pOr-
clones mOscOvitas de BukOVi-
ma; que Hungria debe perder
Bosnia. Herzegovina, Croacia,
Dalmacia, Clechia Y MOravia,
y que Trieste debe ser devueltO
a Italia. PENNSYLVANIA, Dart Y
Bukovina, habitadas en- su ma
yoria por rumanos, seran IL
bertados."
Los peri6dicos norteamerica-
nos coinciden virtualmente en-
que no ha llegado aun ell ITEM
DO de hacer nuevaS tentatiVaS
de mediaci6n, Y afirman que
el premature ofrecimiento del
presidente Wilson queda en-
pie para cuando alguno de los
contendientes desee approve
chario. THE Transcript des-
cribe:
En- todas parties sc convie-
ne en- que esta es una guerra
contra Ia guerra; para abOlir-
Ia para siempre 81 es possible.
NOSotros permanecemOs apar-
te ' Ia miramos con piedad Y
con horror; pero debemos con-
siderar que el resultado supre-
mo. 0 sea ell deSarme general,
no puede venir 81 no Sc comba-
te hasta ell fin. La idea que
persiguen los ejercitOs de los
aliados es que el militarismo
debe terminar, ahora 0 nunca;
' persiguiendo esa idea, null
ritud de hombres valerosoS de-
sean pagan ell n~ecesariO tribu-
to de sangre. S~uspender las
hostilidades por fUtiles negO-
ciaciones que podrian, a 10 me
.ior, permitir que Alemania 81
guerra en- pie Y conServara sus
formidables a~rmamentOS, Y, 10
que es peOr, que Sc rehiclera
para una resistencia mas SAN
grienta, tras ell rompimientO
de les negociaciones, seria un
fracaso de infinita t:ascenden-
ella para ell mundo."
Segun The Globe" de Nue.
va York, tanto en- Francia CO.
no en- la Gran Bretana la OPT
Mon publica no Sc inclina en-
favor del desmembramiento
de Alemania. The World"
cuyos editoriales Sc italian Ii
bres dc toda sospecha de par
tidarismo, declara que el des-
membramiento seria "un cri-
men contra Ia civilization"
Isl Alemania, dice, es deci-
sivamente derrotada, tendra
que pagan hasta el ultimo Pc
nique que haya costadO Ia que
ira. Debe prepararse no solo
para hacer frente al vertigo
lie las indemnizaciones Y para
someterse a la limitaci0n de
SuS a~rmamentos, sino tambien
para entrgar ell Reichsland Y
las provincias polacas de Pru-
STA, que son ell fruto de sus
conquistaS militares. Pero Ale,
mania, la que eS verdadera-
mente alemana; Ia Alemania
cuyo pueblo aleman c~onstitu,
We Su medula Y su carne, 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
ROSARIOS.

Rar arios blsreos, de concha, muy
elegantes so cts.
Rosarios negros, imitaci6n de CO.
CD rs cts.
Rn-arius chicos, propios para Sc
h1ritas Y pinas 20 cts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
J. N. MONTEMAYOR

Compro veado dinerom czicano. Nenio giFo'
sssre Nszsco. Leon. GuanaJust5 = Monterrey.
s1 DoIorosa st. SeS=iao te! Ho;si Southern
Tel. Travis 1910. San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05
MILAGPos PARA PRoMESAS.

O'os, cuerror. b-szos, piernss,
{ c ct. Garantizados de plata
rs cts. cads Qno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-05

Este ibTo es " a soberbia reco-
p ci6n d"lAntiguoy Nuevo Tes-
tan nto. EIelesta escrita Ia ccm-
ricads historic del pueblo de Is
Is-l, y piEta las fguras de Pa
trisrcas Y Profe:as. viandose cla-
yam nte como So prepare Ell gran
suceso de Ia venida del Mesias,
vaticinsda para Ia plentiful de los
tsnpos.
$500 Ell ejemplsr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-27
SHOOTING IS MYSTERY
Victim in Statement Before. Death
Exonerated Brother But is Doubted

GRAND RAPILS, Mich, oct. 81
Surrounding the shooting of Henry
Hughey. "A years old, OF Cedar Springs
who died i'm a local hospital sunday
night from gunshOt wounds received
during the afternoon. while hunting
near Cedar Springs with his brother
John Hughey, p years old, is mys-
terry which the authorities are trying
90 solve.
In statement made 20 his parents
before he died, Henry said he did not
know who shot him, and he did not
think II was his brother. but accord
ing TO the statements OF Gordon Wal
lace and Ora Marvin. young boys OF
cedar Springs who claim they saw the
shooting. John Hughey deliberately
shot his brother with both barrels OF
his shotgun.
John Hughey has made several con-
hicting statements regarding the al
fair. At one time he declared ms
brother had been shot by two men
hunting. and shortly afterwards When
his gun was examined and found TO
contain two empty shells, he admitted
II might have been his gun that shot
his brother. but said that II ne ala
shoot him IL was an accident.