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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
MIGHT HAVE DONE BETTER

Talking about odd proposals." re-
marked the tall man, Il guess my own
case was as odd as any. In Green and
Gilman's department store one day l saw
behind "A counter Just the girl l wanted
| said to her: I've got a little money
saved mp. WIN you ms AIRY me'' Sh.
was amazed, but | repeated my question
three times ana finally she answered
yes"
That was certainly an abrupt way OF
proposing said the short man. May |
ask if the marriage turned out well?"
"Yes-s-s," said the other. not without
a little hesitation. Yes; but ! some
times wonder II / should not have done
better at Barton & Browns, -~Exchange.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
II , natter cough syrun han rolsy.,

II a better cough syrup than Toley's
Honey and Tar Compound could be
found. We would carry II. We know this
reliable and dependable medicine has
given satisfaction for more h forty
years: therefore we never offer a sub
stitute for the genuine, Recommended
for coughs. colds, Group, whooping cough
y 'onchial and lagrippe coughs. No
opiates. ]. w. O'Sullivan. (Adv.)
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
THOSE CROOK PLAYS,

What's the shown asked the man
with q large hat and long hair.
Hamlet said the box-office man.
WHATS 1t like"
well. a man murders his stepfath
out Of revenge for the murder Of M
own father, AT the finish there is a mix
up with swords and poison, and"
'ThatH do. | guess I'll stroll out and
see a cabaret, I'm tire OF these crook
plays" WASHINGTON Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF.

Tho superdreadnaught Pennsylvania
will be launched at Newport News on
March Is. to be christened by Miss Eliza
beth Kolb of Germantown.
War spoils Andrew Carnegie's plans
for the summer and ne will go to Bar
Harbor instead Of Scotland.
War has jumped the price of beans
81 a bushel on Chicago change.
Provost Smith OF the University OF
Pennsylvania urges freshmen to toin
fraternities.
German newspapers tell OF a voluntary
movement among German school boys
TO forego the sausage which they usually
take for lunch and to eat only black
bread.
Miss Elise Ditson of Caldwell. \. J..
rescued William Young from drownint
by hitchinG to her motor car n rope tie<
to an inflated tire and pulling him out
Hurrying his supper SO he might tax,
his children to the movies" William
Ross Of New York choked to death on s
piece of steak.
Five thousand dollars for injuries in.
ficted by a ~neighbor's cat was the jury
award TO Mrs. Sarah w. Ray of WASH
ington.
General RnsaMe Jones, leader of the
army of suffrage roadsters, is going to
sell automobiles.
y strike has been averted by the York
' shire miners. the owners hsvfnr acccded
to the demands of the men until the
war Is over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

War has jumped the price of beans
81 a bushel on Chicago change.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

War spoils Andrew Carnegie's plans
for the summer and ne will go to Bar
Harbor instead Of Scotland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

Tho superdreadnaught Pennsylvania
will be launched at Newport News on
March Is, to be christened by Miss Eliza
beth Kolb of Germantown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18
OFFICIAL RECORD.
SENATE-MORNING.

Convened at 1000 "A. m, President Pow
ell presiding. Devotional exercises by
the Rev. Stanley f. Bloomfield of Mont
peler.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

Provost smith OF the University Of
Pennsylvania urges freshmen to 1oin
fraternfties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

\ strike has been averted by the York
shire miners. the owners having acccded
to the demands Of the men until the
war Is over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-18

Miss Elise Ditson of Caldwell. y. j..
rescued William Young from drowning
by hitchinG to her motor car n rope tia
to an inflated tire and pulling him out
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-02
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Mos. 81. Rdaiirblh, no. olt. Nte
sHdpp, Datmfatt, TO- 4ohtm y Ntali
Ailtnf tlifi, Sit. t1ultgbaA, io. y AZ.
Itlir Hlipftn Gent Ntl9itn, la Nsbta
mann aari Sod, 4iaitlb, ~ 8brn. 1o'
bauA gampt @1uhid,lbtin sc. Lpgtn'
bdur, H.; " ettmaHu eanasf, Apo.od,
Sam, To-; W9tm. abam Gob, 8t5tns
rob. Sit. S@ottcn, Ip. &. Gn9tletft Etins
berger, berbHtin. ST. gattttbab, To- R.
6ritor, lih, GonbpH ar. @ltBtR lb,;
@brm. @siaTia Sin, Houoorf, SIT. @ta
fen, t.; Sir. Albrtht Ulebrtua 1@oiten,
Sir. Ghoiit1. 10; *. Ndrl W(3a, doths
gts, ST.. @iebca ~ @brm. 9aFl glo!s
Itr, Qllgniatri. Str. Gaulerbadl, lu.i
WbTm. SrteOria glcbbtrger, @un3euau,
ST. 9auterbaa, ID no @ilb &auit,
@eilshauisH, ar. 8ifben, lp.i y. 5ip. Y.
Sarsr, 6ohbetm, ar. Worms, To- Mebrs
mann Sobannes Sdea, 9auenroo, &reis
2auttrbad, H.; @brm. GuoiD. o9pobn,
qlsF,lb. t.; @brm. Germ. Iroaer} Or
Giden. ST.. Saotteu. h.; 8brm. 8ene'
bitt Graub, 6erbItein, ST.. QauterbdH,
H.; q. Otto Geatler, Re6gesbdin, Greis
6hotten. b.; W6rm. @sorg Strubt, III
fen, ar. Roisnburg. t.; Sir. 6eOrg S4ie=
ferTtetn, Sbtrbeiin9eu, Str. 6ieBeu. H.;
Bhrm. Seinrih Sharf, Collar, Str. Ste
zen, TO-; q. StiHri4 6Adaf, 6elotriiden,
SIT. S4otten, H.; @.sGtD. Sd. G4miot,
@o6enbauisn, ST. sbotten, H.; R. 94.
@of. altuborf ar. 9ieBsH, H.; u. &arl
0doHer. 0beridnitten, Ser. @4otten, h.;
9Ggrm. 6rieoria WiIbeIm, al8Felp, areis
Qlsfel0, H.; u. Wtl6elm Mtrt5, 9bers
Ihnitteu, ar. G6otten, f.; Bbru. MIL
helm Mdaeuba4, 5eudelbeim, Sir. Sic
Gen, l.; Wbrm. 9arl Dagner, Gaaien,
Gr. Gieben, t.; q. 5eiuri6 3e4er, 9taua
fenberg. ST. GieBeu. +; Sir. 9einria
gOru(rt, 2uedboru, Sir. @isbeH, H.;
g16rm. Rnrl 5erberih, ltifeHReim, areis
mittelfrdnten, h.; i'm. Setnri4 3ogner,
Rainrob. SIR. alsfelo, H.; Wbrm. 6rieos
riA 06liine, Q9rings6auIen, Sir. Qlsfelo,
H.; gfr. aurl 6ergst, Rieb. sO6men. Sir.
@lsfelb, t.; 86rm. 9einrid Bad, Gouns
bad, ar. GieBen, t.; Sir. qbam Bruins
mer, GrGnt{6s Grumban, SIR. Dieburg,
H.; n. 8riebri4 Gdart, 0diiernheim, Sir.
gHbinqen, h.; SC. adrl 5einrih 3inn,
Diibets6eim. ST. 8ibingen, 10; 0brm.
Erisbrif1 GtetnmiiHer. WlenOorf, CABIN,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-02

SbeobDr SanIen, giuort6, Ser. mDrs,
bm.; O. SarI 9retues, 9iFelborf t.;
5rieO, SiebraFt, Suttrnberg, 8r. GFen,
t.; @rpiH 8eper, Remieib, t.; 5ran5 Ras
minsti, S0lit, Scr. gr. Gnlou, t.; 9eihrid
abitpB, Wernelsttr9en, Str. 2eunsp, H.;
8einrt4 9urit, 8dternbera Ser. Glen,
H.; 6ran3 Miiuer Q, ReuItabt, Set. @ors
big. H.; q. @ilbetm S6outtn, Gtrdblsu,
Ser. 0iiFelborf f.; u. Sllbert &liifsrs,
@icrIcn, ST, 81. s@labbud, h.; Deter
9ommaus, Gfen, BIN.
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81. s. n. GruF Sold, giebcntopf ar.
Wissboben, b.; @fr. aatI Wartin, 0ous
i~ershauIen, Sir. alsfefb, b.; 81. Otto Sid,
Gbersoais, SIT. Sdottsn, b.; Wbrm. 81.
Npls Gteinberg. SIR. 9tebeu, b.; R. Nib.
Gemnen, SIT. Saotten, b.; Mbrm. 2ubfp.
Sobdnn Ghdfer, Steinberg, Ser. @ieBsn,
+; ggbrm. aart @atter, Garbenteif, Str.
@isBtn, l.; q. Sobann adfpar Ghnell,
GIEngen, SIR. aaIen, @itrttemberg. T.;
mIrm. 9htobcr 6dnbitein, %lppenrob l..
B., l.; 81. adrt 6i6nerearth, gelberss
6eim, Str. G4ottsn, b.; q. @eor9 G9ars
mann, lllrihFsin, ar. S6otten. b.;
Mbrm. 0einri6 ainter, Breungesbein,
Sir. Ghotten, b.; mbrm. 5einrih Qppel,
GIasnroO. ST, Sdottsn b.; gfr. aurl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-16
Hoy hara SUI apart
cion "Ah, Que
Caray"

Como 10 anunciamoS OpCrtuna-
mentc, hoy hara su aparici6n eI
p~eri6d;cO Que nuestrO amigo don
Alfonso Anaya, "Tiberio" Sacara a
la luz publlca. Los %anuncloS que
hablan de este aconteclmiento d.
20 que Sc trata de III "periodico
sletcmesino sin caIcetines y sin Ii
gas
Por informaciOne5 p~articulares
sabemos que ell sietemesino sera de
los "denunciables' por don Herr
berto.
Conocidas como sou las fa%cultades
"alacranescas de "Tiberio" a mas dc
/ pr6jimos les Va a SObrar Sarna
que ~rascarse Q Ell famoso All,
que caray."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-16

mos. Per0, ahora la demonstration.
lie tai p~reiuicio en- dicha forma.
traspasa los limitr>. iHaya on vcrgon
1850 .insulto! " ver;in r"''1s
encmigOS Yer coronay,- .'-- e.. cAl-
to SlIS solados de>eos? Pucde ser
que 81: tai Is nucSIra debiIidad,
V mas que nueStra dibilidad Ia cal
ma fatal que nos caracteriza.
f. tempo oportuno para r~efleXlo
mar Y darnoS cuenta eXacta de nucS
ira raquitica poSici6n politica en-
Il pals en- que hemos nacidO Y en-
Wr yivimoS. MenOs razon tcndre-
mos para q~uejarn0S nj recIamar
1,-uua -arantia, 81 nosotroS, voIunta
ria q inronsricnt"mcntc, nos prI-
vamoS % no haccmOS usO de nuestr"
Irrrrho. rabrmos bien que, como
dr>rruIirntcs ir una raza dlGna.
no - nos Ina hrrho iustlcla.
La mrnrionada enmicnda e!lmI-
nara al uoventa por ciento de los
votaulr> de- ori-rn mcXicano. tCuaI
-rgi nur-lra rondiri0n futura. -
,sio SUICIDE? La restriction de Sa-
jrr lr"r Y esrribir in=lGs para pc
Her Irnrr drrerhO al SufraglO Is
- " ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-16
FALLECIO EN- WARDER.. go.
Eiene de la cuarta.


FL refrrido senior Vaughan, en- bre
Nrs paIabras. puSO de relieve las
altos yirtudcS del var6n que bajG
aver a la tumba Y pusO su vida o
mo rjcmplo a todos los que n0s en-
contramOs ]presentes en- el funeral.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
y. de la RET senior Cervantes
Tui suscritor dc La PRENSA desde
que este pcri6dico Sc fund6. FL des-
aparacido fuG, pues, una de las per-
>onaS que ayudaron al SoSteuimien-
10 de esta publication, mediantc 81
pUntUal pa-o dc Ia SuScrici0n que
- lc servia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-16
IN PARIS FUERON HUNDIDOS.
Eiene de la pagina ?.

madOS en- guardacOstas. asciende a
$1,000 toneladas.
La p6rdida de vidaS humans a
r0nsecuencia de esos hundimicntos
Y durante el mismO lapse de ITEM
po. fu6 relativamente muy peque-
ia. pueS Ell la mayor parte de los
caSoS los submarines efectuaron sus
aiaqucS previo aviso y dand0leS a
las t~ripuIaciOncS el tempo necesa-
rio para abandonar los barcOS. So
iamente en- aquelloS casos Ell que sc
iriLo reSiSlcncia. los submarines tu-
NinrOn que recurrir a medidaS eX-
t"cmaS. para impedir que los bar
roS enemigOS cScaparan ilesOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-16
IN DIPUTADO SHERIFF FUE
MUERTO Y OTR0 GRAlEMEN
TE HERIDO.
Vienc de la cuarta.

cones que han dado alGunO de los
Io>tigoS, Adelaide Cantrl tcnia rescn
'inientos con Cueliar y Falcon.
porquc 6>tos los habian sOIpeado
I'll la cabcHa con SuS pistolas. hacc
,arioS diao. y Iucgo conducido u la
|car,rl.
Cu'iiar e, un cmpleadO que tc-
MIA mucho> amos de estar prestan-
so >us ServiriOs cn calidad de Di-
putado Sheriff, y Falcon apenas
t"nia docc o ounce diaS dc ser
rmpleado de las auloridadeS de!
Cundaio.
FL CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-16
A LOS M"EXICO-TEXANOS

vidiar a muchos de OtraS naciona-
IiIades (negros, sajones, etc. que
ieen Y escriben Ell ingles, en- tratan-
dose de ciudadanos conscientes.
FL asunt0, IS uno que, merece
Ioda nuestra atenci6n al presente,
y pOr ningin motive convene OIL
yidarIo en- 10 future. La raz6n pa
ra que hoy aparezca tan amenazan-
IT, no es mas que nuestra pasada
i~ndlferencia.
ALERTA.,l! Votantes mcXicO-te-
yanos. eSpecialmente los que 10
zen Y escriben ell idioma en- que Sc
irama TODD 10 que es desfavOrable
para noSOtrOs para nueStra raza!!l
J. Luz SaenZ.
Moore, Texas, Julio de 1915.