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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-23

GhA.harQmetezRasJuzentedin 1s4a.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17

CasablaEca is building with the pace
of q mushroom town OF the west. In
two years it has become a modern,
model town. with sewers. water, gas.
electric lights, new QuaSs. wharves and
piers, This sudden growth of what
in. these parts is q town OF skSscrapers
awes and dominates the Moor, who
watches il from his low goUrbi or tent
as tAoNsh 1t vera witcheraft,
Yesterday where the vegetation OF
the west African coast grew a foot
htgh there are broad avenues stretch
lnS far from the SeaShore, The natives
lined up on either side look on lazily.
narveSsng at the Eeal of the German
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17

they seen, that the departure OF con-
siderable portion of the French troops
has not in the least, diminished French
prestige. On the contrary, the partici-
patton of a considerable contingent OF
Moroccan native troops in the fight
so far away has made 1t in a way
their war" while the five thousand
Germans brought here in captivity are
looked upon with a sort of local pride
as "our prisoners" There are many
legends afioat as to the proportion OF
these men who We're captured by Sid
Mohamed. by the Gaid FL Hadk Kazan
aPd other sSlorleS Of the 1oSoccan
'goomierSR@
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17

visor in charge. The herd. which now
comprises 81 specimens OF the almost
extinct bison. is in good condition.
says the supervisor. and promises to
continue increasing at q rapid rate
Eight of the calves are females.
bringing the NUMBER OF nei1ers ana
and have been placed by themselves
in a pasture which has Just been
fenced in for them
Three years ago the buffalo herd on
the Wichita forest was little more
than half as large as IL is now. II is
said that the other game animals in
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17

prisoners of-war putting the finishing
touches to the pavements, and wonder
ing for what it is all intended. To-
morrow more hotels. stores and villas
will rise there, and as fast as the lots
are taken up more avenues viii be
built, The town as now laid out would
easily accommodate 100000 inhahi-
tants in addition to its regular popu-
lation OF 10000,
The smoking chimneys of a big ce-
ment works, erected to facilitate
building. add one more TO the many
naarvelS that have worked upon the
minds of the moors, So many Of these
nsarvelS of French eo.onization have
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17

the preserve, including the elk ant
antelope, also are increasing due Il
the protection afforded, not onH
against hunters. but against wolves
wild cats and ether predatory ami
mails, which committed serious depra
datfons from the establishment OF tn
preserve in 1905 until measures wer
taken to stop them In PROTECTING
the game from predatory animals tn
wardens and forest officers are ais
promoting the interests of local stock
men. who graze several thousand head
of cattle on certain allotted area
within the preserve.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17
GROWTH OF TOWN
o FcAsAsLANcA
Natives Marvel at the Zeal of German
Prisoners OF War.

Casahlanea. Morocco, Aug. 16,-tCor-
dependence OF The Associated Pressl,
---Moroeco, one of the h3ggeSt bones
CT contention between European pow
ers, but lest 10 sight now In the general
war, appears rot to suffer from the
neSleet or diplomats, During the thick
or the ecNtliet French rule is oavel-
cpang It's sim WITH rapiGisS, .fs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-17
TEN CALVES ADDED
TO U. s. RisoNtHERD.
Buffalo of Wichita National Forest
Now Number e. and Promise TO
Continue Increasing.

Washington. Aug. 16.-The govern
ments herd OF buffalo on heWichita
National Forest. in Oklahoma which
been increased by the arrival OF ten
calves, according TO & report received
by the Forest Service from the super
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
BIG CREDIT LOAN
Ccontiuusd from FIRST PAge.)

nothing whatever to say. He likewise
declined to comment on any of the
several rumors current in Wall street
today.
II was reported tonight on good au-
thority that the tentative proposals
now up for adoption provide for in.
stallment subscriptions 20 the loan on
the part of the guarantors. such in.
stallments to be paid as necessity
arises for the use of funds. In some
CHARTERS IL was assumed that the sum
each bank should pledge would be
payable in four equal installments,
subject to call, and that bonds would
be issued as each installment was
paid. In this manner the commission
would avoid the payment OF interest
on the entire loan long before all the
funds were needed.
Another suggestion. said TO have
been embodied in the proposals, was
that the money each bank would guar.
antee toward the loan should remain
in the bank guaranteeing IL until oc.
casion should arise for its use. Then,
II was said. each OF the big syndicate
OF underwriting banks would be called
upon for its proportionate amount
using the ratio of the sum desired 10
the whole sum as a basis Of the as.
sessment. For instance, should one
bank subscribe 81. OO0. 900 OF the bonds.
the full amount would be left in its
vaults. IL was thought. simply being
transferred on its books to the credit
OF the loan syndicate.
Not Tie Up Full Amount
with this having been done. should
IL be found desirable TO have one
fourth of the entire credit available In
a q
upon 20 transfer one-fourth OF its sub
scription TO New York OF $3.50 900. Inc
idea OF ueing up the full amount OF
the loan az once seemed TO be I'M
attractive 20 both parties TO the negO-
tiations
Many American bankers were OF the
opinions that the one-half OF one per
cent. allowed them for their services
would be- on that basis for each year
OF the loan. Thus n the loan should
run FIVE years. IL waS thought. the
banks would obtain the bonds at ~
times One-half OF one per cent? be
low par.
Another proposed feature. Il was
reported, was the short term bonds,
whether ave or ten years. should in
long term British and French govern.
ment bonds paying a. per cent. In
terest. al the end OF the short term
period. By that time. Il was thought.
the war would have passed into MIS-
tory and the long term bonds, being a
FIRST mortgage on Great Britain ana
France and having a life OF hfty or
one hundred years. would BE- regarded
as a prime investment and would
fetch more than par.
In the absence OF official announce.
ment, the situation was said 10 be en-
coura ging today. Tn this connection 10
was reported. but without connrma.
I ton. that a member 81 one Of the
chief New York banks Of the so-caiied
proGerman group had made over.
lures 20 the commission looking 10.
ward placing its name on the sub.
scription rolls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
DUMBA CASE
tcOntinusd Prom Tir., par..,

not sent. In his letter to Secretary
Lansing, DR.. Dumba said that his mes
sage was rejected by your censor -
IL was explained tonight that the ais
patch was not submitted TO the navy
censors In charge at the Sayville wire
Tess plant, but was passed on at the
state department. A part of the mes
sage was not sent. Il was said. he
cause It was practically the same as
me message sent by DIR. Dumba 10
me vienna minister Of foreign affairs
anu Whlch led TO the request for his
recall. IL also was disclosed tonight
that a copy OF a memorandum TeIst.
ing to plans for calling out men EN-
ployed In munition plants at BethIe-
mem Pa, and in the middle West
Whlcn was forwarded to Secretary
Lansing by DIR. Dumba. was not signed
Prepared by Editor.
IN sending the original to his for
elSn minister, DR.. Dumba indicated
that the memorandum had been pre-
pared by the editor of a Hungarian
newspaper for Alexander Nuber Won
Pereked. the Austro-Hungarian consul
general in New York whether the
original was signed Will not be known
definitely until the State Department
receives the Photographic copy for
warded from London by Ambassador
Page The point is expected to have
an important bearing on whether ac-
ton will be taken against the editor
Onicials here do not care to cues
uon James F. J. Archibald. who car
ried Dr. Dumba's message. and who
arrived in New York to-day. until the
Photographic copies OF the documents
ne carried are received from London.
When these copies are examined at
the state Department. II was indicated
tonight. they will be turned over TO
the Department of Justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

inconvenience those travelling with me.
asked Prince HatzfeIdt 10 prepare
mo an open letter stating that 1 was
friendly 90 that cause"
Dictated Letter.
According 30 Archibald. be- suggest.
%. almost word for word. the letter
Prince Hatfield wrote. which. boz said
DO intended 20 use only in the event
We were subjected 60 any local hostile
demonstrations. Archibald asserted
Do did not know the contents Of the
other letters Ambassador Dumba's
letter no said. was delivered 10 him
at the steamer BY the ambaasador's
secretary while the packages he car
ricd Tor Count Won BornstorT. the Ger
man Ambassador. and Captain Won
Paprn. German military affache az
Washington. we're delivered af his 10.
fei
secret service men who Interviewed
Dim aboard fho Rotterdam at quaran.
t.nr according fo Archibald merely
asked ii Do had been preroufed with n
foid headed cane. or bad been asked
10 deliver "a cane to any one in Europe
before hia departure Upon be as.
euranco. ho aald. that boz had not the
ofhcers asked mo- further questions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
ITALIAN VICTIM
OF BLACK HAND

Special Dispalch to the IntelliEenc,f.
FAiRMONT. W. Va. Sept. 20
-Four men arrested this afternoon
charged with the murder of Tony
Scraps. an Italian from the Province
OF Mcssina. whose body with 20 still
etto wounds was found hidden under a
pile OF brush along the Monogahlia
river mile below this city today.
were released late tonight BY orders
Of Sheriff Conway.
Following their release county OH
GERS begun working on On entirely new
clue and expect 90 make arrests be-
fore morning
The dead man was last seen alive
at 80 o'clock Sunday night on Water
street. Tastside. He was In company
with a strange Italian who Is being
sought by the officers
Mrs v. T. Caldars. local Italian de-
tective was recalled today from
Wheeling. where she was working for
the prosecuting attorney there In a
blackhand case and Del now working
the local case.
70 is not known that Scraps. who Is
known only under this assumed name.
which is not an Italian name az all.
vas r. member OF "a local blackhand
society and that other members OF
the same society killed him Just
Why the murder was committed is not
known
10 is nov claimed at least ten mem.
bers Of the society were actively inn
picaied in the murder and that the
entire society membership knew Of
and helped plan the murder The
case ia expected 10 prove second only
to The famous kilram murder case On
which two we're killed last Christmas
and ono badly wounded and which re-
suited in twelve Eoinr to tho peniten-
uarY. one Sam Palma. chief Of the
band Tor a lifo term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
EAGLE WILL GO
TO EXPOSITION
- AuTHoEIzED TO DISPOSE or
WEST VLHGINIA COEINIS-
SION PRoPERTY.
WIN make Trip TO San francisco in
november, for That Purpose.
Commission nIosts Here


me disposition OF West Virginia
property AZ the Fanama-Pacific ~ POSI-
We IN san francisco. was placed In the
hands or Hon, G. %. Magic OF this city.
secretary OF the West Virginia Panama
Pacific Exposition Commission. at a
meeting of that organization. Yesterday.
MI N8Ele Will visit the exposition In
November. 20 arrange for the sale or re-
moNa OF the West Virginia building
and exhibit IL IL likely the exhibit will
DC isit intact until the close OF the ex-
The commission held a short session
al the Mcclure hotel. yesterday morning
Routine matters were considered princI-
pelly commissioners present were
chairman Fred Paul Grosscup. OF Char
lesion. and Secretary Magic. OF this city.
Member OF the state Board Of Control
a Bliss McCrum. held the proxy OF Col
John T McGroW. OF Grafton. state
Commissioner Of Agriculture Howard -
Williams, OF Charleston. also attended
the meeting.
Those who attended the meeting were
entertained AT dinner last evening al
Washington Farm. by Col Earl w
Oglebay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
TURK LOSS
toOatinued Frorn Yirst P.r..l

Eallantry and fighting qualities Of the
Turks
Going back TO May :. soon after the
allies obtained their first footing on
the peninsula. General Hamilton re-
lates how the commanders. hard
pressed for reinforcements. found Il
necessary 70 mix the French and Brit.
lsh troops TO an extent even OF the
French on our right having a British
battalion holding their own most ex-
IRENE right"
Followed then three days OF terrible
lighting. with Krithia as the objective.
The steady advance Of the British. %
says the General. could be followed
by the sparkle OF bayonets until the
long lines entered smoke clouds. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
RECEIVERS CAR
Martina Ferry Minister who was
"Fleeced" Out Of Ford, Locates
It Near C1aysvt1le.

Rev. Barry II. Hall. OF Martins Ferry.
who was ieeced out of his Ford car
last Friday BY stranger. received a
letter yesterday morning stating tnat
the car was one mile east OF Clay sville,
standing In the road. Rev. Hail left
yesterday afternoon TO bring the car
home. Last Friday a man giving the
name OF Horn. purchased Mr. Halls
Ford car and gave a check for S225
on Bridgeport bank When the check
That the man had no funds and was
not known The letter yesterday morn
ing stated that the car needs repairing
and for that reason was left standing
in the road.
The letter was sent from Claysville.
and was signed Horn nit" IL Is not eN-
pected that prosecution will follow II
the car is recovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
ARCHIBALD


precisely o. carried the letters in
fhla case"
Archibald stated chat before leaving
Tor belIgercnf territory "fo DO held
work with armies engaref .n flo war
be- sought letters or Introduction ana
recommends These letters. most
of which were Ef.ffeu In German no
said we're delivered f0 hlm o. DE-
hotel in New York
"FeelinF that there might bo q
strong antiAmerican sentiment IN
Germany. Archibald declared. and
not knowing 90 what extent That might
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
STEAMER GROUNDED
Hanawha Several Hours late IN Reach.
ing wheeling Captain ulamea
manipulation o. nam

Tho hnnnwnn HurFrf nf fHr local
IH.rH I'f. lu. fH fnr heavy fnr ou fhr
riNNr sunday rIrnI. fHr.Irn them On fIH
"n milo below MHnnnrrIIIH low
DOLBY nf several nHurr
CarL VIM Rove iu eurnkInE of frr
delay Inaf night stated chat fhrV should
have arrived HHrH sooner bad DO not
been for che Inefficient handling OF Dam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

No. %. az McMcchen. which yestsrss,
morning raised tie wickots. rrounfini
The steamer. when asked Tor water Do
raise The boat "a foot he said. was nee
ceeari. DC took them nine hours Co. xiv,
h With fun poole at the local har
and plenty uf water in So. 80 a. Wells
burg which ordinarily should hn,,
taken but two hnura another fhIns
thnf inceuaUd Capt Nown was tHr rar
That fNr WlrkHfa were raised when .
rlar in fhr fHrrhrrf AND hrsfunrfrr.
uaa reported ae rnrInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

ant changes are expected. it is stated
on good authority.
The local committee has completed
all arrangements for the entertain
ment OF the ministers and conference
delegates who will tatend the ses-
slons. The ministers and delegates
began TO arrive to-day and BY Tues
day evening all are expected TO be
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
RIVER NEWS

rhgli ralns iu the upper valleys will
I'hfhlf hnId Che river 90 the present
Stage fur some Time NatIrafI.r' af sff
points DEL entirely possible now
hf-irfdnN afternoon tho kannulhn u.aa
hN ifNm fhHrIrHfuu Tor rIffrhurrn.
.'NinE tn Toss DURING fhn carly morning
hours Yesterday. fhr huaf was ratrr.i
hours lntr Thr Mildred viii clear fhIa
Inrniug Hf M 800 r0r Wnfamuras and fhe
NIN he in from there az D. ni.
INa Liberty which iH uu for repairs
Wit rrHuwr operations wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
F or Piles
PYRAMID PILE TREATMENT IS
USED At HOME AND HAS SAVED
a VAST NUMBER FROM THE
HORROR or OPERATION

Don't permit a dangerous operation
ior piles until you have seen what
Pyramid Pile Treatment can DO for
you in the privacy Of your own home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

so case can be called hopeless un
l"e- Pyramid rilo Treatment has been
rIcl and bias failed Letters by toe
.r1rr from people who believed their
cases hopeless are ln our files They
fairly breathe .ho ioy III The writers.
Test lHrumId Pile Treatment your
.'li Either tct "a bor price Soc
frnm Four dfusr.st or mail The rou.
H'n below right away for r. perfectly
Ir.n trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
M. E. CONFERENCE
SoozaHasa IRON Firrt P.r,,

N~e----A-4 NFulu Nlfnt EaTaf
Fleming. % West Virginia wesiavaD
DR. J. A McCuair win also deliver
some addresses during the confer
rnco
Tho eighth annual session of the
Laymcn's Association viii also be-
held this week ff will convene on
Thuradav morninr and last 600 Friday
afternoon. Governor W D Hatfield
viii deliver on address fo tho atrrar
Friday afternoon State suprrinfons
cnf ~ Schools NJ p. shavtrv. and
several others will addreee tho cath.
oring niGhopH Ch1nsf0n and IIrudsf.
con viii speak fo tho Iarmcn ai.g
Delegates fo tho national ntmen..
conference win hr chosen Tho r-.
tiDnal conference meets af Buffalo
next year President a. Vs. FcaIa-
w.H preside of thc .rH tom. oft fHa
stare araoriafI0n
Appo'nfnc Monday.
Tho appointment wW ha ar.
nouncod Monday. September 20. and
many change uiU Dol maIa In mua.f.
ant na7f0rnfrF. f i. expected orr.
rev district superintendent viii Dol.
named ur 81 K ArbufFuof. of fIe
FIRST church. viii not to returned De-
b. practically ccrfan Chat hr will be
eivou another charge OIfar mpor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice to Manufacturers. Jobbsru- No.
ehantl and Others WhoieeAla DOaisrH
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
of West Virginia will receive bids dafiv
a. Its office at Charleston. West Vireinia
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mont CT which Is vested In said Board
SoEtracts viii be awarded 10 the lowest
oldders, quality considered. and other
thtnSs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists CT supplies needed viii be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1a-l-tt Charleston West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21

PITTSBURGH Pa. Sept go River
STAGES
DAVIS ISLAND DAM 100 feet
stationary. clear
sTErBENvlLLE 20 feet falling
cloudy
pARKERsHrBG feet station
afY clear
MORGANTOwN-s7 feet falling.
clear
on CITY is feet falling. cloudy
WARREN IS feet. falling. cIear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
DIED

hohELVEY-On Saturday. Sent. fstb
lsl9, az 2.tO o'clock y. M. az ~
,iaifs tiile. o. HON. A. 4. NICKEL.
NEN. in his 72nd year.
Funeral services wednesday. septsn1bs
p. 40 O'Clock b. M central ume1
at ms late home 81 Clairsyille. %.
lIlcasc omit lInMeraD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
WANTED-TO RENT

WAnTED-To rent. three rooms. suita-
Die Tor club room purposes. in South
wheeling. Must have water. gas and
light. Address Club" care Intelligent
Str. se-6-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-21
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSGhU
fON EFtAL biHsCTOR AND
ARTEhiAi ENBALMER.
ti22 and 1924 Main Stresl
Calls Answered DAY OF HIEhs-
Store Phones G3b.
6. J. BE rtschy. Nat Phone fass-R
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-07
~COMUNICACION CON
QUERETARO.

BESIDE hoy Ell la tarde que
do reanudada la communication
telegrafica entire Ciudad Jua-
req y Q~ueretaro, por la via de
San Luis Potosi. E5tO viene a
confirmar las noticias de los
triunfos obtenidoS en- ell trans
curse de la presente semana
por los villistas, que han logra
do recuperar las importantes
plazas de San Luis Potosi Y
Queretaro, que habian sido
SuStraidas al dominic del an
.jefe de la Division del
Norte por las fuerzas afiliadas
al eX-presidente Eulalio Gu
ti6rrez.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-07
LACQUER.
VILLA SALIO PARA OUERE
TARO.
(Viene de Ia 4a.)
ANGELES NO SERA MINIS
TRIO DE E

Sc eStima como carente de
base la noticia que ha sido
lanZada aqui, reIativa a que
Villa ha nombrado Ministr0
de Guerra al general Felipe
Angeles.
Este general esta comisiona-
do pOr Villa para que haga la
campana en- los EStadoS de
COahuila, Nuevo Leon y Ia
maulipas, a fin de que Sc apo
dere de la frontera V sobre to-
do, del puerto de Tampico.
Micntras este no Sc lOgre, An
geles no podra II a ocupar ell
puesto de Ministro de la Cue
rra, : continuara con su Guar
tel general en- Ia ciudad de
Monterrey, donde dominara
perfectamente los tres Estados
puestOs bajo su ferula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-07
TANDA DE- NGODA
TNMNEMHT0N Y Ia vieja refugiada

Pues don Higinio anda me-
dio loco con este de la Con-
venci6n.
-iLo We I'd. Casianita?
Nc 10 esta I'd. viendo? ST lie
digo que eStos ''reaccionarios''
son como la alma de Satanas.
IA 10 We listed. Sc reunen
para deSbancarnoS. para ha-
cernOS la tambora de lado, pa
IA que nos neve la podrida.
Don Higinio
All, 81, Como 81 10 Viera. De
eSta hecha. cargo el diablo
con nosotroS. " 70 pOr aqui.
Tuera de mi centric de mi MI
cleo. de mi. .bueno, de mi
no Sc decirle. perO tengo una
corazonada fatal, dona Casia-
ma. Y 10 Siento. ivaya 81 10 Sien
to,
-iHabladOr, 81 listed lie
ga a Sentirlo. de brute Sc que
daba pOr AGA.
No, 10 SientO pOrQue, fran
camente lie habia ofrecido q mi
sObrina, como cuelga para ell
dia de mi Santo, un higadO de
"cientifico" Y a mi ahija-
ditto Pepe. como recuerdo de
campana. IN trozo de redano
huertiSta. Pero, aSi como va
NOS.
4 diferencia de estas lamen-
t~aciones tenemos en- ell barrio
mexicano negociios al por ma
EOr.
NADIA, hiia. Vendes las
alpargataS. empenas las peri
las de la CANA. cambalachas
mis- b~igoteras. Yes 10 que ha-
ces, hija. Pero me compraS un
cuello. Yo tengo Que II a la
Convention.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-07

No Sc pueden quejar los or
ganizadOres de la anunciada
cuantO "cientifica' Convention
Pacifista de San Antonio. Han
levanradO una pOlvareda, ca
una Dolvareda 10 mismO la le-
de nor Ulalio.
Bueno, hay que advertir, pa
"a no pecar de aduladoreS, que
una polvareda 10 mismo Ia le-
vanta una Convention. que un
autom6vil cientifico de los i'm
portados a San Antonio.
Pero de tOdoS mOdOS, STEM
pre- es hacer aIgo. que dian
ire. ! ahora 10 que hay que
esDerar. con ell "~.Jesus.,' en-
los labios, eS cue csc "algo'
no resulte malO, porque esta
probable que cuando Sc hace
"algo malO' en- TERRA eXtrana
va uno derechitO a Yer al
"cheriffe" del City Hall que
nj remedio. Y >era una lasti-
ma.
Por de pronto los carrancis-
tas andan. a mas de con ell IA
DO entire las piernaS, descOn-
certados los pobreS, Y sin sa-
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