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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print It--Now Beacon Press.
Fidelity Storage and Van Co. Doug. 1915.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess-Granden Co
City Property-For results, list that
house with Osborne Realty Co. Call u
1874
Beautiful All Modern Homes Tor salt
on the easy payment plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug. 1926
MRS. Edwards GETS Divoroe-Mrs. Lena
Edwards has been granted a divorce from
Samuel r.. with $500 alimony as final set
Element. She alleges nonsupport.
curran Reports colleotions-City Elec-
trician NJ. ]. Curran has reported to the
city council the collection of $685. from
electrical permits issued from his Office
in August
Clark Granted Divorce-Frank Clark
has been granted a decree OF divorce
from Hazel. who failed TO defend the
suit. The husband alleged desertion and
is awarded custody of a minor child.
"roday'a Complete Movie Programs"
may be found on the first page Of the
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Mrs. Burrows Gross Petitions-In a
divorce suit pending before District
Judge A. l.. sutton, the defendant Mrs.
Ella Burrows, alleges, on cross petition
that her husband, Francis f., sought to
secure grounds for divorce by having
amateur detectives set trap for her.
Jerpe Addresses MONDAY Club. p.
Jerpe. who spent most of the summer in
Sweden and other parts of Europe, de-
livered an address ON European affairs
before the MONDAY club at the Com
rnercial club rooms. This was the first
of the fall meetings Of the MONDAY club.
Palm Back from Texas-C. f. Palm
residing at 3401 Burt street. has just re-
Gently returned from a trip to the Pan
handle Of Texas, where he has been visit
ing his farm, which is located in Hamp-
hill and Wheeler counties. He reports
wonderful crop productions in that sec
ton of the country.
Utt Convalescing-John E. UT, gen.
eral agent of the Rock Island road
stricken with paralysis, continues to I'M
prove He is able TO get out of bed ano
walk about the room. If the improve
ment continues the attending physician
is of the opinion that Mr.. UT will be
able to be at his office next week
Petit Jurors summoned-Summons
are out for forty petit jurors to report
at Norfolk for the term of the fedora
court that will be convened there Sep
TENDER p by Judge Page Norris. The fed
eral officers from Omaha who will attenf
are Marshal Warner, Deputy Marsha
McCauum, Clerk Hoyt, District Attor'
ney Howell and Assistant Attorney Lane
Improvers to Meet Saturday Evening
The Board of Education has granted per
mission to the Riverview Improvement
club to hold their meetings at the Edward
Rosewater school. The club meets the
second and fourth Saturday of eacf
month at SIS p. m. All residents of th'
Edward Rosewater School district have
been invited to attend the next meeting
Of this club Saturday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
GERMAN ARMY CORPS
CUT OFF FROM MAIN BODY

LONDON, Sept. IA Paris dispatch to
the Daily Chronicle says:
In the haste of the Germans latest
retrograde movement many regiments Of
Germans have been cut off and remain
in the wooded country within the triangle
of senlis, Concise and Dammartin. It is
believed that they amount in all to about
one army corps. They have been cut off
from the main BODY by the allies lines
between Compiegne and MeauN and their
situation is precarious.
THE remarkable resistance OF the
fortress at Maubeuge to the invading Ger
mans is one of the most interesting fea-
lures of the campaign. Because Of its
stubborn stand it has undoubtedly seri-
ously embarrassed the Germans I'm bring
ing up field guns against Paris and main
tanning their communications.
"Laon and lie Fere have been invested
by the Germans and have perhaps fallen"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
Vance Lane Loses
and Receivers Auto

II. Vance Lane, formerly OF Omaha,
now in New York, recently lost his motor
car by theft and recovered 1t again In
a peculiar way. The New York Times
tells Of the incident in this manner:
Through information furnished by a
woman, the police yesterday arrested Her
bert Troiel, 2S years old, a chauffeur, of
22o West l45th street, and charged him
with stealing an automobile belonging 10
II. Vance Lane of 643 West End avenue
director of the New York Telephone
company, Following TToiels arrest Jo-
sept De Lorenzo, to whom, according to
the police, Troiel sold the stolen auto
mobile for 500, was arrested at his home
IN West New York, n. ]. The police say
Troiel confessed and gave them De Lo-
renzo's name. The woman who informed
against Troiel said that he had deceived
her in pretending 70 her that he was a
single man. when In fact he was married
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
U. S. TO DECLARE WAR ON
GERMANS If JESUITS DIE?

LONDON, Sept. ia Jesuit priest, who
escaped from Louvain. has written his
father. Phillip Cooley Of this city, as fol-
lows:
IAN of our people escaped except eleven.
One OF these was shot at once. as he
had a diary of the war on his person
The others were taken TO Brussels. where
they were to have been shot, but the
American minister stepped in and stopped
It. He told the Germans that his govern
ment would declare war If any OF these
persons were shot"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

ROTTERDAM. Va london. Sept. IL
An official German communication made
public here dcnic3 that the Russians
have taken many prisoners at Lemberg;
that the fortrcsses at Przemysl is sur
rounded by Russians and that Russian
forces are advancing on Cracow.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

I'll $50 O'Clock in tho evening. and o. the
Field club from $50 60 O'Clock. Th2
annual meeting will follow at the club at
S o'clock. when stag dinner and musical
entertainment will be given for the menu
bcrs. Golf prizes will also be awarded
at the meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
TOOK GOODS TO TAILOR FROM
WHOM IT HAD BEEN STOLEN

When Ray Scott a oolored porter. de.
cided to have a new overcoat made out
OF a piece Of goods he owned he hap
pened to take II to a tailor who declared
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
FIELD CLUB TO ELECT
NEW DIRECTORS SEPT. IS

Election Of the directors for the omaha
Field club will be held September 10 bal.
lots to be cast at the Burlington ticket
office. from . o'clock In tho morning un-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

Kidney and Liver Troubles
quickly helped by Electric Bltters. Sure
and prompt relief. Stimulate the kidney
and liver to healthy action. SOC and 81.
All observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

that the fabric had been stolen from his
shop two weeks before. Scott was ar
rested by officer Farrand on tho charge
Of petit larceny. lie asserted that he
aid not steal the goods. but had bought
Il from another man.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

The Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

Everybody Reads Bee Want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
A SOC CORSET
COVER at Csc

WHITE cotton, lightly fleeced,
w high neck, long sleeves.
tapped at waist. shell stitched.
soc Union Suits, SOC
Women's fine white cotton
union suits, medium weight, high
neck and long sleeves.
Kayser's Union Suits
for women. Kayser brand, low
neck and sleeveless, white cotton
cuff, knee length, band tops.
Sizes 4, 3 and o for. .50c
Sizes Z, o and 0 for. SOC
Chlld's Vests at 25c
White or cream color fleece
lined vests or pants.
Bw qeSs-NGsh Oo.-HHain Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12


friends better bring them with
On. lain Fnn
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12
NeckWear at 55c

A SPECIAL line cut from
n high grade silks in some
shapes that would retail at
75c and 81 each. We had
them made in a shade small
er shape, but large enough
to make a good knot. Don't miss
this splendid value. Buy enough
to last the season, wear a differ
ent tie each day; our special
price Saturday, choice. .. 66c
Burgess-Nash co.-Nain Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

Is the occasion for this great dis
play, and It will be interesting
remarkably so. See windows and
Sunday papers for particulars.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-12

-NTnN, mere Is your golden opportun-
vi ity. A fortunate purchase brings
| ~ sample line of mems soft hats
nd this is going to be soft hat season
that are So, 81 and So values, at $1.45,
md think of it, right at the beginning
If the season, too.
They Are the Sample Lines OF "Gimble,"
Bates and "Connetts" Makers
of Early High Grade Hats.
hut not a hat in the lot worth less than 81. 90,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-11
RUB BAGRACHE AND
LUMDAGO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pan and Stiffness away with
small bottle Of Old honest
&c. Jacobs OIL

Nhrr r back s sore AMI lame
rr .ur atirH tr rheumatism has
y.4 -t.H up. DON'T sufer' Ost "a
o. o.f- #f.e oi o.I tle.t ">t
jae's UI 10 ary drug store pour "a
lta hand and uh % flrsf
Ut1 f.. r ar sche ari tt t.r tm.
sou ....t ffs. the s0rrues- AMI lara.
U-t crippled ItH soothing
rrrrsf needs O. o. u-el aH.f
f to- artr sni gain r.r'-
aek ana crr thr mI-r.
o. t.t .,ut.l h.Hi.
a I'm o. sE.H.
A.t.H. .a STOP I1u .len. r4...a
arf Hr .a.t mislrH .I PROMPTLY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-11

Daily r.a Want 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12
Staple Dry Goods

Prints and Calico, American and Col Eo
umba. The very best grades. ward "
Aprol Check Ginghams a yard - -..- &C
Bed Ticking Tor straw or mattress. the IN.
regular , lee grade. at ~----- lUL
\. c. A. Ticking for feathers yard -. nc
Fancy Ticking. worth 25c and 3oc yard.
Blue and Green floral designs about 80 10o
Yards to close out al. ward IJt
Standard MuSli nfor house canvass Az.
ing. ;" inches wide at f74C
Extra fine grade of bleachcd muslin. soft fin
ish for needle work a good firm cotton and
pure snow white. regular LOG quality o. nm
on sale - wards ior . IsuU
- I-2c Dress Ginehams our entire stock, in
GLIDING nurses stripes and plain colors also the
* cent Imperial IN.
ChanEbrayS. at 1UC
Ioc Drcs, Gingham, AT SI-,c
Dark Gray and Dark Blu Pcrcales, regular
sc quality at Ioc and the II I-2c H.
and the loc quality, yard II2I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12

Ihe greatest line have that fit
tunnel belt loops button down watch pocket and
down hip pockets well lined finish Here line of pants
that made with belt close fitting line plenty
in the hips and
Blue Serge and Gray Wod Pants made up Just like o. r,
the 81 50 and S}o Pants. All sizes D ,UU
Brown Woed and Blue Serge Novelty Blue neat
Wop ss E9'.5s' so 5n oar Sale '-e are all good va' S9
splendid line Of all Pants Blue Brown and GRAY
Diagonal stripe and fancy stripe Pants These all On En-
worth $500 TO $3.50. On sale 1L,JU
Mems all wool Blue Serge Trousers fine grade Of Serge
Made up over splendid model pant put up sell N9c9
to $500 On now at ,0J,UJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12

300 Pair of Ladies
High Grade Shoes
Size 2 l 2 up to 6 l 2
On sale at Sl.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12

rs Pairs Of Childrens Slip
pefs worth Sl00 to $500
on Sale at 75c and SOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-04-12

rs Women LINEN 81
color Thee arc fhe N,i
$1,000 aui St2 lu-f tle
ask iar shes, suits NWr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Huerta Sc prepare a la fuga.

Veracruz. mayo 22.-Los fugitivos
que acaban de llcgar dc Mexico tracr
la confirmation dc la n%o'icia segun IL
cual Hucrta des'i" hacc tempe Ia pre-
parade su fuga al cruccro frances Con
de.
FL tenicntc Laporte fuc enviado con
este objeio "A Mexico para escqltar nj
DICTATOR. pero en- II dia v hora fiiados pa
ra la partida. rcsulto que llucrta habia
bebido mas cognac que de costumbre y
Sc nego amoyerse.
FL tenicnte Laporte Sc disgusto de
la conducta del general Iluerta G in
formo de ella al ministro frances Lefa-
ivre, quien lie a console que regresara
a su buque.
A pesar dc las reiteradas declaracio-
mes dc IIuerta De que no tiene intenci-
ON Il %rcnunciar. los o~bscrvadorcs atcn-
tos Green advinar que tienc cuidado sa-
mcnte a%rreglados todos los dctallcs de
su fuga lie m momento a otro. Aunque
es incapaz de admitIr que esta derrota-
do claro es que comprendc que VA llego
al extreme de la cuerda. Sc cree que IL
hecho dc no haber nombrado substitute
u Jose Maria LoZano. mlnlstrO de com
unicaciones. confirma csta sospecha.
En- NeracruZ Sc cspcra nOtlcla dc M
lcvantamiento en- la capital todos los
dias. Todos los informcs que llcgan n
bundan en dctallcs conspiracloncs coa
ira la vida del DICTATOR. Todos los in
dicios son de que antcs que los media
dorcs a. Ii. &. hayan conclude su tarea.
I'll vicjo guerrero indio habra pagado
la pcna dc su gobicrno arbiirario.
10 que 80 teme mas. sin embargo. IS
que In dcsaparacion del prcsrnic rcgi.
men Ell Mexico. provocando una reac-
cion de violcncia entire las masas 10
pulares. ponga en- peligro la vida dc los
cxtranjcros. Solo Sc tienc La esperanto
de que IL populacho. como Ia ha hecho
en- otras ocaSioncs. guardc de- por II y
ordcn en- virtud de una cspcric dc In
difercncia por los acontecimicntos.
Parece que IIuerta pidio al general
Banquet que fuera n cn"argarSr de- Ia
defcnsa del Saltillo. pcrn que %lilanauct
no habia acceptable la proposition. Como
Huerfta. sahido IS que II miniStro IT.
la guerra Blanquct. cSta dcSiinado y
pcrecer en- cXriacion del asrsinato del
p%resldente Madero.
Sc ha pcrmitido al antique ministro
de gobcrnacion doctor %i'rrutia que re-.
grese del lpiranga. dondc w Sc hahia
embarcado al hotel dr DiligcnritS.
pero Sc manticnc ccrca a.. II una fucr.
t. guardia para imprdir quc Ia matcn.
Los sentimientos contra Il So han cx
altado por hahcrlc dirioido nm llami"n-
Ia la viuda del diputado Scrapio Rem
don. asesinado por llucria v lrrutia On
septicmbrc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Arrestacion de un americana.

San Bcnito. Texas. mayo 2j.-Fred
Wedcgartnes. superintendent de aguas
10 Ia San Bcnito Land < Water Com
pany, fue aprchcndido aver tardc del
lado meiicano como cspia. Accompanies
de- otras p%crsones Wcdcgartner paso al
otro lado rio para obseryar las condicio-
mes que presenta ALI la crcciente. cor
obicto dc protejer mas e~ficazmentc la
planta dc boubas dc la compania; pcro
apcnas dcsembarcados On la otra orilla
fucron dctcnidos. POGO dcspues los dos
compancros eran pucstos en- lbertad
pcro Wcdegartner qucdo preso bajo i;
inculpacion de- espionaje.
I'll hecho ha causado aqui sensation
d~casgradable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
N0TIC|AS VAR|AS
La hiia del rev de Inglaterra arrestada

Acadia dc sabersc en- Londrcs que H.
hila mayor del rcy Jorge Y dc It. rclna
Maria, la princesa real dc lnglatcrra
iuc dctcnida rccicntcmcntc como suira'
gista militante antcs dc u pur'lcra
ser rcconocida su idcntidad So ha hccho
Ia posiblct por guardian al secrc'p de-
este incidcntc. La rcina. que no purIc
yer "A las sufragiStas csta farlCsa.
FL rcy Jorge. cuando supo la ocurrcn
Ella So rio dc bucna. CANA. v la prince
sa Mary. pasada la primcra impression
%rncontro impossible ocultar a sus ami
gaS la rclacion dc su divertida avcntw
.tura.
Sin embargo por I'M momentO IN stu
acton dc la lovcn princesa pcrecio deci
damentc seria. Su inculpacion era grave
.llalla.'aSc en- los tcrrcnoS mllitarcs &c
Aldershot. lelos de los apoScntos. real
IS, V Sc accrco a los aeroplanos militia.
res con oblcto tomar foto.raklas
Tn soldado que cstaba dc s~cntinela,
crevo que la princcsa scria una sufra.
gisia quc trataba dc inccndiar las ma
qulnas confiadas a su vigilancia y la
arrrSio.
Con motive de In mala prensa que H.
ha hecha al c~jercito la question irlsnde-
-. pncS ii gobicrno parece drcidido a
omplcar Ia fuerza contra los prctestan.
les dt lister las autoridad"s m;litares
.jcu'aE a cada instanic algun atcntado
a. las s%ufragistas. Y habidn prnsado
pre- i>amcntc en- que Sc tratar.a a. IN
rcnGIar los acroplanos. Este iustli:ca-
la Ia accion del soldado.
No habia rcmcdio. la prlncesa mar
cho por donde L. ordenaban cuando ell
canine un Official Sc acerco al grupo
y %reconocio en- Il acto a la prisionc-
ra.
Descubriendosc. ri official So inuuirio
dr 10 sucedido y c%scolto a la altcza real
hasia su Residential.
I'll soldado rccibio or,lcn dc %callar.
y sin duda 81 Ia hizn. pero no asi la mis-
ma victima de la chistosa confusion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Las soldaderas Sc batieron Ell Zertuche

Esiacion AmargoS. navo 22.-Sc si~
ucn rccibiendo driallrs del comhatc ha.
hido Il domingo entire rcbcldcs y FEEDER
ais On Xcriuche. Cuando II ircn de IS
tos fine dctcnido. mirntras los snldadoS
haiaban a tomar posicinncs lie combaic
las ~soldadcraS les ADRIAN las caias IT,
municioncs \ las llcvahan y snS hom.
bres. frenic al fucgo dcl cnrmigo Otras
situadas snhrr Il iccho dc los carros.
tomaban los fusilrs dc manos &c los
hcridos \ ~coniinuaban disparando con
la screnidad y determination dc vctcr-
amos.
Media docena de muicrcs hiricron -
fucrzos deSrspcrados por rolm.ar Sohrc
una ~plataforma u amctralladora
pero antcs dc lograr sus p~ropoSitos.
sus hombres So rindieron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Sc ha disparado sobre la frontera.

III icfc d. las armas dc Matamoros.
coroncl Ricaut. dirisio anoche u nota
rrivada al consul americanp Jesse III.
..'chhson. NOTWITHSTANDING que - le ha-
na infcrmado que Il lia 20 del actual
Tics ~soldaios amerlcan"> hicirron algu
Los diparus sobre la orilla meiicana lei
RIO Bravo. a unas veIlts milla sarrlba
a. Brownsville. Asrcgaba quc no So
habia herho ninguna Investigation. Pc
ro que juzgaba c~onvcniente notificar d.
la ocurrcncia al consul Johnson.
Hoy Il consul dio parte del incidentc
n la aduana Y a las autoridaics mili-
tarcs. y Sc va a investigar 10 que hay so
brc II case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Las sufragistas inglesas.

Londrcs. mayo 23.-La policia pene
tro hoy q las oficinas de Ia Womens
Social and Political Union v arresto una
H. las c~mplcadas.
Ina sufragista llegada en- SOS mo.
mcntos ataco a I'm p%olicia. v como no
~ H. hlzo ease por cSta fnlta m sc IL
arrc>to 80 quedo muv ofcndida.
Otras dos ~snfragisias rompicron IL
vidricra dc una yinmia en- I'll British
Museum. Las dos fucron detenidas.
Frida Graham. IL que aver dcstru'
cinco cuadros en- Ia National Gallery.
fue notificada de puedar procesada. 10
que ella escucho dcbaticndose entire
dos giganticos gendarmrs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Halifax. y. =, mayo 23-Sc ACADIA
he drscubrir 81 naufragio del buqc-fa-
ro Halifax No. 10. por habcrse cncontra-
do a cicn millas &c aqui tres cadaveres
sobre rrstos del misno. FL buquef faro
III arumho "A E,coc;a.
s. cree que 81 ~buque-faro TOGO I'm ar
r"cife durantc Ia niebla frcnte a Lis.
comb Island. III vapor Duffcrin reco.
gln IN cuerpo cuyos cinturones saliva
yidas decian "lIalifas No. 49, Han 81
do dcspachado barcos del gobierno en-
busca de mas cadaycres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Americana robado Y asesinada.

Florencia. Italia. mayo 23.-La sen
ora Mary Flavcllc. dc Chicago. fuc en-
contrada m%oribunda IN nm compariimi-
ento del tren a su llegada a la estacion
lie Arezzo. Prcsentaba una herida de
anna H. iucgo on Ia sicn derecha.
Cuando pudo hablar IN al hespita a
que fuc conducida. diio ~ue hahia =
mado Il trcn en- F1orcncia Y viaiaba
sola IN Il COMPARTMENTS cuando pc
metro I'm jovcn i~taliano \ IN hirio roban
dnla dcsnncs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
FL sitio de Mazatlan.

Abordo del California. Mazatlan. ma
va 23.-La ciudad ticne provision dc
aqua para catorcc dias solamcntc. v 81
supone que pronto Sc rcndira a los con
stitucionalistas.
III inglcs +. Green fiic ascsinado por
amos bandidos crrca de- San Marcos.
FL cruccro alcman Nurcmhurg ha
partido para Miramar con obieto &c in
formarse lie las dcprcdaciones que sc
dice han sufrido ALI los colonos alcma-
mes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Chapman read a papcf before the Roy
al Astronomical Society," describing ~
vcstigations made on me total light ~
the stars il about equal to that which
would be given ly 63C stars of the firs.
magnitude. The light given by the stars
Of each magnitude in reased from the
first magnitude down ~ the tenth. the
decrease in brightness of the individual
stars Of the succesSiva magnitudes be
ing more than compensated for by the
increase in the rumbrr Of stars belong
ing 10 that MAGNITUDE But below the
tenth magnitude this il no longer tie
east. the light falling II more and more
a. we descend the scjs,.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
81 general Solares fue ahorcado.

Mckee mayo 22.-Se confirna Off
cialmcnic In nniicia dc aur II general
Juan Solarrs. nue - paso rerlenicmer
t. a los consiitucioualista> IN Acapo-
meta. fuc ahorcado por sns propios sol
dados.
I'll minisiro dc guerra MEGA ser ci"r-
In que II general osoruo hava sIdn
mucrio IN n rcricntr comhatc contra
Villa cerca dc Sal,illo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23

Los Delegates representatives de- las
dos parties dc la controversial concurri-
ran a La primera session formal conf
ADDS en- que Il resultado VI a ser Il ar
rcglo amistoso Dc todas las ~diferencias.
Sc dice que dcspues dc dos sesioncs
celebradas entire los mejicanos y los me-
diadores, el canine quedo expedite pa
ra la confcrencia general.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
Colonos negros para Costa de Orc.

Portland. Maine. mayo 23.-Un CRU
pc DC ncgros conducidos por su iefc
Sam partira In scmana cntrantc. Sc
gun SC anuncia. n fundar una colonia en-
la Costa dc Orc. Han flctado I'm vapor
que han bautizado Liberia. y 10 man
ia Fl captain Mckenzie dc la IIol,
Ghost and Us Society.
Esperan venir a Galveston para en-
barcar mas colonos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-23
FL Japon y los Estados Unidos.

Toxic mayo 23.-El gobierno japo
mes anuncia que Sc ha ratificado un
tratado con los Estados Tnidos para
somcter a arbitraje todas las cuestio
hes que suriieren. eNcepto apucllas que
afcctcn los interescs whales. La indcpen-
dncia. 81 honor narional dc anbas ma
clones q los dercchos de otras.
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FL asesino de la americana.

Florencia. Italia. mayo 23.-Un ioven
artista fiorcntina llamado Pictro Rossi-
fue arrcsiado hoy y confeso SER 81 heri-
dor Y ladron lie In sonora Mary Fla
velle. DC Chicago. III atentado tuvo lu-
gar IN I'm tren. cerca lie aqui. FL jue.
YES. La muier va en- via H. alivio.
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A Meteorite from Illuland.-PrOfes-
sor Stanley describes the fall Of a me
tcoritc IN the N'Kanehla district n
Iululand. which took place on August
]. 1912. An explosion -ook place. viii h
was audible over a considerable ar, a.
and a rapidly moving body was seen Tc-
companied by a spiral trail of smoke
and emitting a runlling or cracking
sound. The meteoritk discovered
Professor Stanley fGl within a few
yards Of a native woman. Ii weights
nearly - pounds. aid consists almost
entirely Of a nickel ron alloy. and il
Therefore classrd as a sidcritc: il N
coated with a skin uf magnetic oxide
exhibiting flow Inns and shows nu-
merous thumb mar s." An analytical
investigation shows the presence Of
iron. nickel. sulphHr carbon. p~hospllpr
us. aluminium. nsagns.ium. platinum AMI
chlorine, the bulk u the ~Ilcteorit. be-
ing composed If iroa.
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r. r. TIME: TABLE

To Houston
M. l02, departs 3 10 a. IN.
No. l0i. departs 3 . y. IN.
From Houston
No. l01. arrives s2-I5 a. IN.
No. lO3. arrives f1.59 a. m.
To sam Fordyce-
No. LOG. departs .: 10 a. III.
From Sam Fordycc-
M. l07. arrives 1 / IN.
To Mission
Ma. los. departs > 30 p. m.
From Mission
NJ. 100, arrives lCz 10 a. IN.