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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

In letter from the front. proml-
nent English football player, now serv-
ing in the Royal Field Artillery. says:
THE great match Tor the European
Cup is still being played out, and dare
say there's record gate, though you
cannot see the spectators from the field.
That's one OF the rules of the game
when this match is on. In spite OF all
their 'swank, the Germans haven't
scored a goal yet. and they are simply
kicking at the ball any way in their
blind rage at not being able TO Score
Our team is about as fit as you could
have them, and they are all good men.
though some of them are amateurs and
the Germans are all pros profession
afs) The Germans forwards are a rot
ten pack. They have no dash worth
speaking about and they come up the
field as though they were going to the
funeral Of their nearest and dearest.
When they are charged they nearly al
ways fall away on their backs, and their
Bookkeeping Is about the rottenest thing
you ever set eyes on,
81 wouldn't give brass farthing for
their chance OF lifting the cup. and II
you have any brass to spare YOU can
put ii on the Franco British team, who
are scoring goals so fast that they
haven't time TO stop to count them
The Kaiser makes rotten captain for
any team. and it's little wonder they
are losing Most OF our chaps would
like TO tell him what they think of him
and his team"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Captain Stewards wife and his father
and mother are proud and happy that
he has died for his country's honor and
a scrap OF paper"
This is the family tribute paid to the
memory OF Captain Bertrand Stewart, OF
Sir John French's staff, recently killed
in action. Captain Stewart suffered inn
prisonment in Germany for alleged es-
pionage at the time OF the Morocco
crisis. but was released when the King
and Queen visited Berlin last year.
When he was on trial. Captain Stewart
closed his defense with these denant
and prophetic words:
'If your distinguished country ever at
tacIs mine 1 hope TO be among those
who take part in the fight, Even II my
own regiment were not called out
should endeayor to serve with another.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Army and navy officials are to serve on
the hanging committee of the Royal
Academy for next years exhibition, be-
cause OF the large number of battle paint
Ings promised,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Chickens OF rare pedigree, some Of them
costing slO0 to $3.50 each. have been killed
by PaderewsA to provide food for war
refugees he Is shelterlng on his beauti-
full Lake Geneva estate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02
Oficina matrimonial.

En- ell Pa!acio Municipal de
Houston, Texas, sc ha estableci-
do una ofcina matrimonial de in
f%ormaciones, que desde luego ha
recibido I'm chaparr6n de cartas
de diversos solicitantes de uno y
otro sexo, ansiosos de coutraer
ell diSoLuble vieculo al estlo de es-
tie pals.
Dieciocho personals han escrito
al Mayor Campbell sobre esa ma
terra y entire elias Sc encuentra
una viuda que vive en- Houston y
que lie dice en- su misiva 10 ST.
guiente:
"Sirvase darme los nombres Y
direcciones de algunos de esos
caballeros que andan buscando
espOSas. DE preterencla deme Ell
nombre de algun hombre que sea
dueno de una fnca de campo GER
cana a Crosby"
Otras dan a entender que son
bonitas y desean maridos ricos, y
otras menos pretensiosas alegan
que desean verse libres del he
lado Norte" y que a elias debe
darseles la preferencia.
Cu5ntos rodeos para una cosa
tan sencilla como es casarse en-
los Estados Unidos, donde no
, existe ell nude gordiano de una
union eterna como en- nuestro
pals. Ell divorcio esta al alcance
de todos y Ia argolla matrimonial
puede cambiarse a voluntad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02

Al leer 10 que antecede, nues-
tros lectores convendran con noss
otros en- que la opinion de la
prensa de este pals lie va siendo
favorable a Huerta, y no solo la
de la prensa, sine la del proplo
Gobierno Americana, pues los pc
ri6dicos de Washington pubEcE
ron la Ultima semana del pr6ximo
pasado mes, importantes declsr1-
ciores del Presidente Wilson, en-
las que Sc expres6 en- terminus
completamente conciliadores al
referirse al Presidente Huerta y
a gu actual Secretarlo de Relaclo-
mes, Lie. Lopez Portlllo y Rojas.
La prensa wisconsin, de este
pals ha cambiado su actitud ha-
cia Huerta, al que ha atacado du-
ramente y ahora empieza, aun-
que entertainments, areconocer-
lie meritos.
iQue Significant este Gambia de
ideas? Nosotros deseamos since
ramente que Sc traduzca en- bic
mes para nuestra patria, que es
ell objective de todas nuestras as
piraciones, sin preocuparnos de
las ridf :ulas sutilezas de Ia prem
sa americana, que hemos extrac-
tado para que sc enteren de elias
nuestros lectores, pues POGO nos
preocupa que Huerta Sc leVante
0 Sc acueste a Ia bora que lie de
la CANA y haga 10 que lie acomode.
LQ interesante para nosotros es
que Ia paz y el orden vuelvan a
reinar en- nuestra patria y que &C.
sc Ia division entire nuestros com
patriotas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02
Mas federales arres-
tados.

La semana pasada fueron de,
tenidos en- Zapata, Texas, veinti.
un mexicanos armados que pre-.
tendfan cruzar ell rio y que sc
asegura son reclutas federales q
iban a reunirse con las partidas
gobiernistas que operan al otrc
lado del rio. Los prisioneros fue-
ron internados en- ell Fuerte Nc
Intosh, de donde solo Dios sabe
como y cuando saldran, pues no
son tan afortunados como los re-
beldes, para los que Sc siguen
guardando en- este pals toda clas
Sc de consideraciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02
La opinion p1blica americana
empieza a reaccionar en-
favor de Huerta.

Empieza a delienarse y toInar
forma Tn cambiO de loeas
y de actividad en- los altos cir
culos polfticos de Washington
en- toda la prensa americana y en-
Ia opinion pdblica de este pals,
hacia ell General Huerta, cuyo
Gobierno ha sido tan discutido y
euva personalidad ha sido tacha-
da de innumerables defectos y
califcada con los masduros epite-
tos, rayando en- Ia mas descortesy
canallesca groceria. Ell General
Huerta, durante ell ano que lleva
de gobernar ell pals, luchando con
enormes difcultades interiors; y
exteriores y 10 que es todavla
peor, con la mas desesperante ST.
tuaci6n economical, ha reslstldo
impasible el chaparr6n de inJu-
rias V denuestos que contra Ell Sc
desat6 desde que asumi6 Ell poder
supreme de la Republica, y a
raiz de la muerte del fnado Pre-
sidente Madero, cuya muerte Sc
lie ha achacado, sin que haya
habido pruebas concluyentes
que robustezcan tan terrible acu-
saci6n Y sin que el haya desple-
gado nunca sus labios para pro-
testar o para ~protestar o para Sc
nalar a los verdaderos culpables
de esa muerte, rodeada del mas
profundo misterio, pues ninguna
de las muchas versi mes que So
bre ella han corrido tiene viSos
de ser Ia verdadera.
Los enemigos de Huerta, que
Sc cuentan por millares, 10 han
convertible en- blanco de sus iras,
senalandole como ell verdadero
autor de la muerte de Msdero;
pero NADIA ha justifcado 81 dicho
Dor carecer de pruebas conclu-
yentes que arrojen luz meridiana
en- csc misterioso crfmen pOlitico.
Los verdaderos culpables. o
Ell actual Ministro de Comuni-
caciones del Gabinete del Oral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02

60as del tluldO vital; lie duele q I'd Ia
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tsdo, sin Amino y vigor, debido q abu
SOS o xcesos en- Ia juventud? IVA I'd
perdiendo Ia espsranzs de recuperar su
antique espiritu para poder gozar otrs
yez de los placeres de Ia vida? En- este
case escribanos hoy sin falta pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que lie res
tsure Ia salud Y el vigor. A TODD HON
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ira de nuestro gran tratamiento medi-
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del muy interesante librito ''Confesio-
mes ~secretas." Esta cbrita que es codi
riada DOR TODD hombre d6bil eXplica cla-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02

ses, algunos de sus amigos y la
gran mayoria de sus enemigo5
predijeron su ruina fisica Y men
tai, y ahora estan sorprendidoS
con su resistencia, no obstante ell
enorme trabajo a que han estado
~sujetas sus facultades Intellectual
les, en- ell actual conflicto.
"Tomar las cosas como VEN
gan" parece ser la filosofia adop,
tada por Huerta, quien, no obs
tante, siempre ha cr4ido que las
cosas vendran para el a pedir de
boca. Los fracasos que ha sufrf-
do no 10 han afectado en- 10 mas
minimo, pues los recibe como
acontecimientos que salem de la
rutina Y son indispensables para
mover su espiritu, cuyas tenden-
cias no aceptan metodos rutina-
rios. Trabaja donde y como lie
acomoda y lie convene, y todos
los miembros de su Gablnete va
estan familiarizados con sus me
t dos.
Las r%euniones de su Gabinete
han perdido ell caracter de sagra-
das Y a menudo las celebra sin
ceremonial alguna.
Las atlas cuestiones que afec-
tan al pals, 10 mismo las dlscute
con sus Ministries en- el Pala-
clio Nacional, que en- su casa ha-
bitaci6n Y muchas veces bajo los
frondosos ahuehuetes del bosque
de Chapultepec. Els un verdade-
70 Presidente democratic y repu-
blicano con ell que TODD ell mundo
simpatiza en- la Capital, por la
sencillez de sus costumbres y Ia
afabilidad con que trata a pobres
~ ricos.
mo descuida los ejercicios fl
sicos, a los que es muy dedcado.
Tambi6n es muy afecto a los es-
tudios ASTRONOMERS Y muy a me-
nude charla con los aficionados a
esta ciencia celeste.
mo tiene bora fila para acos-
tarse, pues luego hasta despues
de media noche esta en- conferen-
cia con sus Ministries; perO ST Sc
levanta acknowledgements muy tenn
prano, hacienda I'm ligero desa-
yuno. En- seguida Sc pOne a ira,
bajar un momento y luego sale g
dar cortos paseos por la banquets
de su casa, en- la Colonia de Sar
Rafael, donde cast todas las ma
nanas Sc lie puede yer entregad(
a csc ejercicio. Despues entrt
de lleno en- sus labores poIiticas
hasta la bora de la comida de
medic dia, que hace por 10 regu
lar acompanado de IN amigo
unas veces en- su casa y otras er
differences parties, aunque de pre-
ferencia en- un centrlco restau
rant, a donde muy a menudo con
cure sin ninguna ceremonial of
cial y acompanadc 1nicamente d.
dos de sus ayudantes y vario'
amigos"
En- fin, Ia prensa americans
ACADIA ehgiando la sencillez de
mocratica de Huerta y comparan
dolo de paso con la tirantez of
cial del Oral. Diaz, al que no 81
cansaban de incensar en- sus bue
nos tiempos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02

Huerta, Lac. Jose NJ. L0ZanO, nj
20 importantes declaraciones en-
un discurso que pronunci6 al fl
nal de I'm banquete que lie fue
ofrecido en- Xochimilco en- Mario
ultimo. En- dicho discurso Sc re-
fri6 a Ia muerte de Madero y Pr
no Suarez, afrmando que ell Oral.
Huerta no tuvo n;nguna inter-
venci6n en- Ia violenta desapari-
ci6n de estos dos p~ersonajes poll
ticos y que solo fue ell resultado
Immediate de los rencores del par
lido que triunf6 en- la Ciudadela,
10 que equivale a decir que Felix
Diaz y Mondrag6n deben ser con-
siderados como los Unicos cllpa-
bles del deplorable aconteci-
miento.
Las palabras de Lozano, que
Sc juzgan autorizadas por venir
de IN alto funcionario que debe
estar iniciado en- los secretos po-
liticos de 81 Jefe, causaroE gran
impression, no solamente en- Ia
Ciudad de Mexico, sino en- TODD ell
mundo, donde luego fueron como
cidas por medic de los grandes
diarios europeos americanos, a
los que monument fue comuni-
cada Ia noticia, causando Ia mas
favorable impression en- pro del
Oral. Huerta.
Nuestros anhelos de justicia.
Esto ha venido a traer de
nuevo al tapete de Ia discussion
de la personalidad politica y mo-
raj de Huerta; pero va no con
aquel apasionamieato cegado por
ell odio y la inquina que trae apa-
rejada una acusaci6n como la que
sobre el ha pesado hace mas de
un ano, sino con ell amino serene
de deslindar responsibilities y
hacerle justicia, que 10 condene
81 realmente es criminal G que 10
absuelva 81 solo ha sido victima
de una calumnia.
Nosotros, como periodistas i'm,
parciales e Independence, deses
mos que Sc aclare este asunto pa.
"a que los verdaderos culpables
salgan a luz y expiiquen los mo.
viles que los empujaron a come
ter csc crimen politico, que de
antemano condenamos pOrque So
mos enemigos de toda violencia.
que no este j~ustifcada por alta:
causas p%atri6ticas o por ell severe
cartab6n de Ia ley.
Va que IN alto funcionario de
Gobierno del Oral. Huerta ha en-
pe7ado a descorrer ell velo de esq
misterio y que esas declaracio
mes, no del TODD claras, han he
cho tan buen efecto en- el mundt
civilizado, hay que llegar hasta e
fin, 10 que redundant en- benefcic
del buen nombre de Mexico y d.
50 actual Gobierno.
Como vive Huerta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02

SSe SlSu~ w.
,nervioso sus
.fuerzas Sc ago
tan? jNota I'd.
que 81 Wgor Sc
xusl Sc ACADIA,
que Ia memors
lie fslla, o que 50
sueno es int
rrumpido por Pc
sadiiias con per
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02
Solo para Hombres,
Neryrisana-El Remedio que Tante
Sc ha BuscadO.

Lima suestra Gratis a TOdOs Los que Ia Pidan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-02
Como yive Huerta.

Lo que mas a las claras indica
un cambio favorable de Ia OPT
MON pdblica de este pals hacia ell
uctual Presidente de Mexico, son
las noticias que dltimamente han
publicado con TODD lujo de deta-
lies los diarios americanos respec-
to a gu modo de vivir, y que en-
seguida condensamos:
La salud de Huerta parece
ahora mejor que hace I'm ano,
cuando Sc hizo cargo de la Presi-
dencia. Las difcultades con que
ha tenido que enfrentarse no han
cambiado IN solo rasgo de su i'm
pasible fisonomia. Hace seis me-
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
WE ARE GETTING READY.

The time when you should com
 mence using our ice regularly is about here, and we are working hard to get our delivery system in tip-top shape. We are after a new high record for efficiency this season. First, take a
 look at your refrigerator. If it needs
 fixing" have it repaired at once, provided it it is good and large
 enough for your needs. If you found it too small last season, trade it off or exchange it immediately for one that has enough capacity to be real saver and not an ice-eating, aggra- vating nuisance. Second, resolve to begin the season with our coupon books, and continue as long as you use ice. This book will save time, worry
 and understanding Leave where it is convenient to get to by the de- livery boy. It is dated. If any tick cts are taken I will make same good. Third, resolve to complain directly
 to us if anything goes wrong with the
 service and you. We will be much
 more interested about hearing about it than any outsider could possibly be. and it will be given my immediate at tention, and I will guarantee to cor
 rect same to your entire satisfaction
 at once.
 Yours for business,
 (adv.) R. B. MCULLOCH.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
4 WILFUL FALSEHOOD.

In keeping with the campaign of misrepresentation being conducted by Senator Clarke he is having his paid agents to circulate the wilful false hood that if Judge Kirby is elected to the United States senate it will cost the state from $40, 1000 to $7O, 900 to fill the vacancy of the supreme bench.
 Circulated just as the campaign is closing, when it will be too late in many sections for the truth to over- take the lie, this is even more con- temptible than the mendacious asser- tion made by the senator that Jeff Davis would have been his friend.
 If Judge Kirby is nominated for United States senator, it will not cost the people of the state one penny to elect his successor on the supreme bench. And Senator Clarke must know that this is true. Judge Kirby's successor as associate justice will be elected at the regular September, 1914, election and instead of costing the state anything, the state win re- ceive just S37 50 fro mthe Democratic nominee whose name will appear on the election ballots.
 Neither will it cost the people or the Democratic party penny to nom- mate Judge Kirby's successor on the supreme bench. Assuming that Judge
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
Will reserve right to accept or reject any bids. R. E. McCulloch.-dlt

Will reserve right to accept or reject
 any bids. R. B. McCulloch.-dlt Mrs. Thos. M. Harmed and daugh- ter, Miss Hilda, who have been visit. ing in Conway, left this morning for Little Rock 'where they will remain several days.
 President J. J. Doyne of the State Normal returned yesterday afternoon from Augusta and McCrory, where he visited the public schools and deliv-
 cred addresses.
 Miss Ladelle Tyrone of Memphis
 Tenn, arrived this morning for a visit of several days to her mother Mrs. w. J. Murrell, on College avenue and Lucille street.
 Rev. E. Byron Harwell, a former Conway young man who is now secre- tary of Draughon's Business College at Little Rock, was in the city in the
 interest of that institution yesterday l have just received two ears of hay, one Oklahoma and one alfalfa also one car Q. D. flour. For oats chops, bran or shorts, call me at any time. Give me chance, for I am after business. J. D. Collier.-145dtf
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14

dent of Senator Clarke himself, who when he was attorneygeneral made the race for governor. Senator Davis, Judge Wood, Governor Hays and many others have made the races for other positions while in office. So far as we know, there is no instance in Arkansas politics of any other course being pursued. But it remains for Senator Clarke and his followers to introduce new feature by giving circulation to an absurdly false state- ment in this connection.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14

Kirby will defeat Senator Clarke, his successor will be nominated in one of two ways. If more than one candi- date appears for the place, the State Democratic Central Committee will give these candidates their choice of holding special primary election or of submitting their nomination to the state Democratic convention, which meets at Pine Bluff in June. If they prefer the primary method, then they will have to bear the expense of the primary, just as Judge Hays and Col Brundidge did last June. But in either event it cannot possibly cost either the party or the state a dollar to nominate or to elect successor to Judge Kirby.
 Some of the people who are circu- lating this report are those who es- pOused the cause of Joe T. Robinson when he was holding one office, was elected to another and was running for third office. Just little more than one year ago, MT. Robinson was drawing salary as member of con- gress; he was elected and was almost ready to take his seat as governor, and he was striving with all his might to secure and did secure the office of i United States senator, to fill the va cancy caused by the death of Senator Davis.
 It so happened that Senator Rob- inson's unprecedented political antics were performed in a year when no general election was to be held and he therefore put the state-or rather the various counties of the state-to an expense of from $500 to $1,000 per county to hold special election. But 1914 is the regular election year and Judge Kirby's successor can be chosen at the same time all other state and county officials are elected, without a penny of additional expense.
 Judge Kirby in retaining his pres ent office is but following the prece.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
 WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Sunday, fair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
THE ARKWAY.

"The Missionary Box" Rex drama, heads the bill at the Arkway tonight. It is the story of Robert, a young minister, who goes to a small town to accept the ministry. Arriv- ing he interferes with the town bully who is insulting an old man and his daughter, Mary. Robert finds most of the people have considerable pride They refuse to go to church in tat. tered clothes. He writes his mother who dispatches a missionary box te help Robert.
 Two other photoplays will be seer tonight at the Arkway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
THE GRAND.

Back to Eden," Vitagraph com- edy, with Margaret Gibson and George Cooper playing the leads, will be the feature picture tonight at the Grand. It is the story of two Adams and two Eyes in the Garden of Eden, brought together in very peculiar cir cumstances. Miss Constance, a spin- ster about 40 years of age, and her pretty niece, Grace, meet an elderly gentleman and his son, and they fall in love. Happily, they decide that Eden was not meant to be Adam less"
 Just Nobody" Lubin drama and Pathe's Weekly will also be shown tonight at the Grand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
At The Theatres
IRISH GIRLS" TONIGHT.

Irish Girls From Cork" comedy, will be presented tonight at Central College by the senior class of that in- stitution. The proceeds realized will go toward purchasing a memorial to be left the school at the close of the year. An admission fee of 25 cents will be charged. The young ladies will serve refreshments free.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
WILL ADDRESS TEACHERS

J. J. Doyne, president of the State Normal, left this afternoon for Fl Paso, where tonight he will deliver an address before number of teach CTS who are holding rally today He will make the trip is his automobile,
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14

whose subject will be "The Sabbath"
 The evening service will be held at the Presbyterian church at 7:3O o'clock. the subject being "The Reality of Forgiveness"
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
MISSIONARY TEA MONDAY

The Missionary Aid Society of the Presbyterian church win give a tea Monday afternoon and night at the home of Mrs. Jo Frauenthal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
MADE FELLOWCRAFT MASON.

Eldon k. Reynolds was made a Eel lowcraft Mason last night by Green Grove lodge No. 1O7, F. and A. M.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-03-14
METHODIST SERVICES.

Services at the Methodist church tomorrow will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; preaching at II .. m. by the pastor, Rev. E. K. Steel,