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Secprnb pg Smcall.
Ct. Slni Grnc0c Scrtct

dup I'm hcbu0Chc Sonccrt / Den
Snrrnc0c Nirtc her / Nncn SmNuQa
Nl'tcu Tor opcriulot Nua. Nllc or en-.
itcmminc / lin hos opcr Scrtcttcns.
Vrritutloncr. Gen ruobcr uuCr 10.
nlcrfchc Stcmmcr % DC or 'ortrIn.
liQ inhcpcoc N%oru0cn SunQ blcu
Scr oqiun Qlpct CT l}nr OplGanlnNa.
Munro. ion iloN Qo0t an hos Den
iiorc ~ ppmcrfiommc SoriomIllQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
Tnitpr Clarence Nnnocn,

Sm Al Globmouh 81. s. Sanger
her / @ncn. ION iiocn 1911 hnr ur
ret Trcit ior Sen norifc SDuooca 4tc.
rigbch / Hohcitcr, Nilm, mobtoQ
for Ell (io ilocu aalO ira %nfcpiCp
airfcu / Chicago. Nou ices M al
hare ofccptcrct octtc aolb % oil
inort tilfInttc set. McliNhcocn / DO.
DIETER hor / NollQcu2 StcO toIbt ia
flor Milhclm 81. 9iUicth. Son Al Vro.
icaior "a WPra. NUicth her / Wncn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-10
en- norif Dame
peo 0itfronten.

On lrna &ongspinger-S Game, 6re.
fen Wnrgit @iems, er netop fonlnlet
blem eiter at bape tieneltgiort ct
balpt Iar peo piterriglfe Soipitoler.
"Seoemarfens Nmtstioenoe" bar
bapt ct Snterpiep nteb Trefeilen, og
hi bioiGtter en- Gel al, bpao bun for.
teller:
IS Giliter par Der Ell foriGroeli0
Wosie Sorirpsninger. Ger TOM bele
ipGre S%enbinger al fcrfrosne Soloa-
ter ira aarpnteri1e meb bIoo % ipar.
te Scnmer efter Sroiten. &c maattr
10 ampi.tere glrnne og Ben pao De
fleite al Dem. Get bar f0lt at ie poo,
og Ger itob en- frpgteIie Stanf al
Dem. en- SID otter blep ieg forrcitcll
operilpttet til SpiusafbeIingen."
"Soa Der par enoel Spius?"
"Nei, oct bar Ilet life Ioa pGrit.
0tcn cnbcl bar oct 10. 2Ggepibenlfa-
ben bar 10 giort ipGre Srcmifribt
neo Senipn til at ~forebpgge gpioc-
nlicr peo arigen. Ser err nbmerfeoe
ionitprc Torbolo oernebe, lpie. pnfrc
SppepTrclier % liGbpanlig bpgtige
&Ggcr. Noar Totienternc fommcr
ira Slagmarfen, er DC meget gobt
forblnone. Sou blipcr DC paifet,
foor npe, rene alGbcr pao og font
ner / oeilige rene Sen9e.'"
"Ticloe iom %cn?"
"Sietbe iom Sen; Der bliper al
BRIG giort nogen SorifieI poa oct.
&c neItrale Spgepleierifer fanr 600
til at tage iig Iige meqet al en- Hiis-
Ter iom al Ell Spifer eller Eiterriger.
&c foor iannte @ebonolina, iammt
Sorplcining' og famine Wcbicin, pg
Tienoc meber lige ioa nlegen %en-
lighcb iom %er."
Ser er 10 belle Senoineer al
Soareoe poa en- @altg?"
ga, Der bar Senoinger paa 200
til 500 Saareoe, - De fom meb Ga.
nitctstoaene. Gen fer1te Siben, DC
Saorebe bar pna Soipitolerne, bare
lob % ipiite De. Se ipp pg ipilt2
ilitprtelig."
"Sporbon ioo Solbotcrne ilb, r,adr
be fom frem?"
sc ian gantle og iliotc llb; Sc bar
ipGrt meotoene pnttreltt ane lun
men,"
"SpiIfc Solboter Iifte SC bcoit al
bare mco at gisre ba?"
ga, oct peo ieg cgentli9 life. &
por 10 Totielter oae iantmelt, % 81
par 'niue ionn Born. SGgcric oQ
SpaepIeicriferne betrogtcbc De ION
ct Soripn for fig. Wten llnaarernt
bar rnicnbe fi1ffe, nltib / Init oQ
oobt Sumcr, ca oe ianbt bcltallbiq
paa Mprp. 0e err 10 oeiaa mliifol.
life. 90 Musicrne bar forfGroelia
iniGe oe cp~ofrenbe. s @ilit5 bnpbe
ie9 nGiten bare Hllsiere. So, De bal
noget al oct to%alnlooi9ite, ie9 bal
bopt nleo at 9isre. 90 firnoe De pao
npgen Moobe birlpe os SeItre, lac
aioroe oc oct; set bar ben IterItc
8lrbe, sc pibite, oct at filnne per,
til &iGlp."
Ger er. bel mango, iom bar ltpg1
iaareoc?"
"NllsIernc bar aItio rr~oielsiulot
iaoreOe 49,"
"Sad ~"
ga, Scr bar brllgt iaa frp1teliG,
@uabcn moo Dem. Sc bar pprepn'
90 lenllGltcoe; Der bar itor SorIfie
poo oct Sfpts, iom blep brllgt al b
forificlig frigfprenbe Wa9ter. -
Sbrapneas blep Scr forrciten forfGr
beige Soor eiter - ipGre itpg9t
SlGu9er. ga, Sbrapnens bru9te .
10 ale. Men / oct belle brilgte IN
iferrlc og Elterrigerne frpgteliger'
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life dltio q benoe fro. Wen oo
bun bapbe ifjGnfet HopoIeon
Sen og 6ranfrig Ell Sronarpine,
ipnteS betoes Stiaing for aItir
grunoi9itet.
Wen mart traf otter msrfe Sfp-
er OBJ. Otter DC poIitiife SmpGlt.
ringer / Spiflano / 60-Iarene, Oct
merifanlfe Guertpr % Napcleons
Soripor Tor Eopena ~pcroSlige Wagi
iorminoifcbes bans Sn~oiIpoelie pou
%erbcnapolitifcn. o. Sppoiitioncr
inben &nnoct blcp ogioo Itsrrc. 90.
iaa aeiierinoena Eopularitet gif til.
bage, iIGr pao @runo al benoes
flerifale Spmpotier.
@cnoes iibIte Sriumitpg blep Scr.
Den til 9Ggpptcn, bpor bun / 1863
operuar Su~e5fanolens Iabning.
Sao fom arigen meo Spiflnno.
Gugenic itpb / Spioicn Tor Mcgierir'
gen, Ou benoca Wanb o. Sen oroa
/ Selten. Sitcoctior Seiersbuoifat
mo0tog bun Den ne SSobspoit eitcr
Sen orocn. og oisie fuIminercoe
oct bcronltc telegram al 3bie Sep.
tcmber:
"Glrntccn er Hagen og iangen;
icg ielp er 6nnge.
Hopolcon."
NQe ficnoer benoeS Slugt ira "a.
ria til Gnglonb. Nun iif Itaoig 6ci
Mua6 at pUffe Ell Hcpollltion
IranfriN; men bun gap bcltanoio
oct SDar, at man life Itillbe uo9po(
mere @loo Tor Gunolticts Sfplo.
Sc fplgenoe 9lorS Frepelier hnl
ifa'fct benoc mere pirfeli9 Spn1pa
ii enO ole bclioes lpIenoe Sriiinlfcr
"a beloea @Dffes Stjerne itraaIeb(
/ i'm iitlbe @lans. Set ier9elia(
Sob al Senner, poa bpcm bum eitel
lin Monbs Spb hapoe fonceiltrerei
al lin a%iprligbeb, al i'm Stpltbeb
sGrcSfelelic og Sorbanbning, bre>
bcnoe iillbItTnoig inmnen. Sff(
engang Heligioner fltl,oe gipe benbi
Croft. Senocs Sortpilelie pal
9rrnlclss. Sun off omfrina / er
SIo9s @ebppcliestilitolo. Sort Ct
fer mango Gage % Nrtter fllnbt
bun grGoc no, oG MT fog 8raaocr
bcnoe / Maoncbcr % otter Mau.
ncoer, lent pg tioli9.
Dc SO Mnr, lpm libcn er ipllubct
har pGret henoe en- Sorgcns Sti
Spr9en opcr Spnncna Too 9ipr6l
bcnbcS Soar bpiot / fort Sio, o.
benoea ilonfc 6ianr bar oct iorb
neo. aroNct / Hp99cn gift hltn ON
firing, og &c ~itipnnc Srog ON henbeE
Srbcr foriponot o9 gop Elabs fol
Ionmlenbiote SGber, 9rpnnmet a
@runoen, iont bum ~bcitonoig icgt,
at bolbe til6ooc.
Iranfrigs itranlenoe GeiierinDe G,
life mere at gienfienoe. Gnitle:
bar bun foret omfring til Sc Steber
ion millbcbe hclloe ON Sen iplinbnC
2pffe. Slln pnlgte / Tari5 ct Sotel
hporiru bun fllrloc ic oper til Guile
ricrnc. Govt elf iini." - Set e.
Sc Orb, Iom oiteit fommer opcl
bcnbcS 2Tbcr.
Gn9clitc Blade ioriUller, at Gil
genie / oisIc Gage mco Den itprit,
Sprn>ing ioIaer Sen itorc &ril
nlclem Srnnfrig % Spiflnnb. Sen
oes Nicrte or ircnlocleS hos oe
2anb, buis iibite Gciicrinoc bun ef
ter alt of osnlne bar. '@per 0as
bebcr brrn inoerli1 Tor BET 9ono
iom opbpiebc beuoc til lin forit
auinoe og ienerc Ienote bcnOe / 9ono
ilpgti9bco.
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Som tioliNerc opInlt pil Geo
rnh Tpitcn" mootngc, plocreienbc %
fpittcrc Tor nnc Nibro1, 'om lcnocS
0icuncn Nlooct til bclt tUrin0aluNc,
ulNc Toriottcr, ,>obol Sclnc3, 19l
3Sth Ct, Aitorin, Srcaon.
Gil Into cr nIpoto0ct ira:
Silcn Nullut, Nonctroil, u. :. 500
:. u. Sucobiou Stills, Wtinn., 200
Gll Nbonlcnt, Clinton, z. ., loo
:. Z. aolbl. @omlcr, So, 100
Mrs. ". &ocobicn, Tcccrnh, ga. TOO
Wfiia Glnro Sncobiol, Gccorob, loo
Wira. =. $ohnion, Gonniren,
Yilthcrifc Sirfc2 ~llnNoonlaior-
cninN "&oroc", Berlin Ntil@,
y. s., pcb Ncrmon &nllicn 800
Men. :. STtpcit, Solar, @i>.. 200
Wtiia @or0hiIb NclionL GnNIc-
pnlc. q Z, 1.5O
>cnrn Nclicth, Vcrth Nnlhon,
=. N. s., u. ,, Ggor, z. 9, 500
$3.50
S,NI;,,rn fn;+trrrt inr % OC
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oiHalas.-SO Icres "6arbwppo

- yanb". aIt ilaot. 40 Seres unber Sps
ourtnine. 81 Slsper. 400 frustbGrenoe
SrGr. Apt lus meo 4 SGrelier, cementeret
siqloer, 9 Barns. Seulebus, sobt Sano.
alt ior 80. 800. $500 %fontaut. 8elten eiter
Siebercns 2uite. Siuisere Tor toniont. Seq
iQlaer iaa biliet paa Gruno AZ al leg er
@nts. Mrs. Is. Sobuion, Scr i64, Sropls
ina, @ih.
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eerb "TecorabsF often" til GIpetninee %
Tenner / @umIeIdnoei. - Sirsoug5 % 0re.
baesuoganeu foiter $3.50; 5rebaesubgapen
oIene. S1.25 pr. slnr.
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Siljal0s al Gieren.

$40 Acres Norm Tor Mais % alspsr, belis-
9enoe / @bippema Gpuntp, Winn., 5 Wil
ira Mtarteo o9 100 Dtil ira Minneupolis o.
81. Funl. improvements pGro $4,000.
400 Acres oppprtet, 3ieiien bprtbort. 100
acreS aleper o9 alfalfa, 10 Ncres Mais,
6elien Smou9ren, 80 % Nopne9ang. Sort
Mnloloro pod llnoerlu9 al gul yerloro.
Fris $50 pr. 9lcre. SIG 600 t%ontont. 9telten
til 8 Vrocent hente. F. o. ORTIZ,
217P alaceBldg., Minneapolis, MINI.
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SilialQs- Qcttc Nilfaar.

Gr int b~eiisgenbe 326 aeres ,Sorn. en- Dbl fra er
peb SposSansr ~lieaenee Yp meo airier. araOeb z foie.
Creamery. Yptetesporcbus o9 TO Youfer. I Beb Riper
3oler. Wtinu. Cob Nlais label i0ui andre aorripr.
ter % alener porer bette 9iltrift. Yriien nm $3.50
pr. Acre. meo l,oiiat til mart at ities ~betpbelis iyerot.
C. J. McC0ll0M. Merchants Bank. WINNIPEG, MAN.
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filialaS. - $50 Icres 6arm /
- eiire Bolt Gcnutp, Miureioto. 115
acres opburfet. 9anbst liseer pent ruaenoe.
Ger er "Sarn", WaItiTitnr % Gransrp paa
Sarmen. Ten liessr II @eil ira @artec os
i Mil ira Meieri. Vris $500 pr. acre.
| Gobe Bilfaar. Cor narmere Splpsninser
firm til SObn g. Sussn, @eSutoib, Minn.
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Salt 1880

Calf Si0.50
NinrnQ bchca icnbt %iloreIt I'll Sc
coroh Voitcu". Nurti9 NlUlp, or
0nbbcl Nirlp,
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4iteralt SilbuO!

Stprc e0itbriaer meo eleaante a~nlofnIote Se'lag
oe l~etbeielias St9uaer ieubes hia FOR fri Srepe. pms
be pa sier Rig Ill rum. ommtnbeo. 'eno oe 81 u. 9pts
fife. lenb benz fun tilbaQe. Sunoreoer az Folfen $
Sfiere har o9ret fprreiet Ineo benz.
Seuc ps fun bin Alcer % aoresie. Sngen Veree
for bu or tillreosfiilet.
DEBORAH OPTICAL COMPANY,
20. BOX 1913, OMAHA, NEBR.
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0nmO / MOmtaud.

On 800 acres Sarm. alt %b0rfbart, bebite Sorobunc.
200 Ncres uupcr pIpq. Get mirbre Yperlnaer "a
Sfpalnnb. beliqaenoe neo iSnrmeres 5elefonlliie %
peo pplirute. : Mil fro Standardization. | i%iorotnas
Siif Excitement. Yris $4,000. rtnoit $1,000
fontont. Reltcn paa lette 0ilfdor. 8stie or et Spot'
fieb; fpm % ie BET pper.
f. D. MORCK, Antelope, Sheridan Co., Mont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

course. she was tagging lame, and with the steer
Ing gear gone was beginning slowly to circle 1t was
eeen that she doomed. but stu the gunire from
the British kept up with relentless, incessant fury
Some Of the men ON board were rendered deaf The
ship quyered and rocked under the recoil own
Guns The deadly Brittsh broadsdes made her reel.
gun crews hurled to destruction Men HURLED down
from aoft, bruised, bleeding, dead
Men were swept from the deck like flies from
tao!ecloth Everywhere blood trickled and flowed
It. wa fever OF excitement. Men found blood pour
Ing down their legs bu; could not locate their wounds
Zen In authority lost their heads and confusion
feigned Their nerves could stand the strain.
shel would burRt IN the Interior OF the ship in
halo or flame and FIRE would arise from the deck
though there vas nothing on the deck apparently
tat could burn During the fight Of the sailors
wounded not
eha1n stands the smallest chance Of being hit That
10 That our naval textbooks teach But that is no
The effective target presented by an armoged ship
ehaFn Is really much greater than when she IS broad
eyer protection might be afforded by her vertical
taught BY the Inflated Bluecher
We knew had more than hundred miles to 20
fields and fnew that the Bluccher had the poorest
ch&nce OF any OF tho German ships, she the
aiowest Desperate efforts made to keep the
bascheF at her maximum speed, but matter how
hard we tried TO get away we cav the big Engllsh
sntps steadily oyeThauling us.
we knew what wac In store for us IA
preaching chips. We knew the armament and the
S1a equipment we had to face We knew that each
one OF thos. on-coinng British battle cruisers could
throw weight OF 10 900 pounds twice every
minutea total Of nifty OF projecties every min
ute Yet through all some never despared of their
-Ye6 cthers ron the beginning gave Themselves up
Loaf
"a the rearegt Of the English ships drew cloaer the
angie NJ thei! gun hrs became attcr but still from
Itr on "a The horizon the Shells that
crop from the gkicg. After time were receiving
A,rra.y Il ha!gtorm OF shcils--sone falling from
oYt'hta1 cpHn through decks. some penetrating
through the Etcfu and travelling half way the length
= 80 ,h.ro
tao adaa.
ana tniz all The big British battle cruiser
MAJ lea inc Irit!s! line Numbered past US and
men began. ~ fako with her stern batteries. The
EAntrH In the Htcrn turrcts Of the Ertish ship bad
htth EAnainG Idle and rcgtles3 impatient to have
haIH IN the hgnt. IA his chip drew past us 1.-THE
rear Hung Tor the fra. time had chance ut the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Buecher. and they tore bow and forward works
with their heavy shells while the after guns OF the
secondary batteries raked decks at point-blank
range.
We were the first under fire In the action and we
were the last under fire. Practically every EuElish
snip poured Pro1ectiles into l have never seen
SUCH gunnery and there has been the like of It
before IN the history of the world We could not fight
such guns az the English ships had before long
we mad no guns OF any Kind to fight with. Our decks
gun crews wiped out
One particular shell from thirteen ga half.nch
gun remember well. cav it coming and watched
1t burst in the heart OF the chip. This single pro-
2ectc probably killed and wounded not Less than
hfty men we had our floating equipment handy and
soon soon began to put it on. Many of the men Ieaped
into the water prcferring to trust getting picked
up by the British rather than remain for certain de-
struction on the doomed and helpless Bluecher.
1t was early III the action that the concentrated
fire OF the British guns the Blueeher landed shell
directy over our engine This slowed I'D the
ship and we began to drop back. Very soon second
shell reached the engine and we signalled the
rest or the Meet "All engines useless" In another
nan honr me biuecner was OF flame from
lore bridge 70 stern One shell pierced the foundation
OF turret and set off ammunition causing
deafenng explosion and great loss OF life within The
turrat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
By Fleet Surgeon Walter
K. Hopkins, r.. ~.

{ meet tho enemy early on the follow.
ing morning
On August %. at 3:45 O. m. "Action" was
sounded or Two cruisers (supposed an.
emy's ships) having been suddenly OBJ
served. had caused us to take up stations"
somewhat earlier than had been anticf-
pated. 1t was quickly discovered, how.
ever. that the cipisers were our own.
Shortly after, therefore. breakfast was
pfped to each watch In turn. and at about
a IN the enemy's chips were actually
sighted From this time on TO close upon
p. m. successive actions were fought be-
tween various opposing forces Of the two
fleets.
The day was fine and calm, while the
sun cleaned through worry hasy atmos-
phere, In which patches OF fog shortened
up the visual distance from time to time.
remained on the upper deck during the
earlier part OF the aTar. and found It a
most interesting and Inspiring eight to
watch our deetroyers and the Arethuss and
nor divisions dashing at full speed after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

In the midst OF the Internal noise and
carnage strange incident happened. A
reserve sailor who stood unoccupied near
one OF the gun crews followed the de-.
tails OF the battle as they were teIe.
phoned to the turret from time to time
by the commander. Finally, unable to
keep back his feelings, the sailor pro.
duced violin. While the guns roared
in the turrets and pillars OF water were
thrown up by the falling shells he played
1.-THE Watch on the Rhine" and from all
sides the men Joined in the song.
Battered above decks, the vitals torn
and twisted, and with many holes in her
sides. the Bluecher reeled and stumbled
like drunken sailor. But it was the
torpedo from the Arethusa that was the
final death blow. She drew alongside.
and one Of the British officers shouted
through q megaphone a warning in Ger
man that they were about to launch a
torpedo. Our men understood. md
many Of them took headers into the
water.
Steaming within 200 yards of tho reol.
ing Bluccher, the British warship dis.
charged her torpedo, which went home.
The explosion had an appalling result,
and none would have survived IL they
had remained clinging TO the wreck.
The wounded Bluecher finally settled
down. turned weaTily over and disar.
peaIed in o swirl OF water.
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A Fleet Surgeon $ e
a Particuularl1

the enemy. while soon the freorI
Of fame from their oides, the,
reports. and tho columns OF
spray thrown up by the eneu
pitching short or over, began I'd
most OF US suppressed e1citeuj
we had not hitherto experienced
that the "raal thing had besu|
action was actually in progresa|
Rnocking Of Buraing|
on the SHIP Hospisal'I
Shortly our interest was to md
fold. when the ordcr to fire curl
was given. After a time shells|
to drop ominously near. rett|
station. a selected spot Just bel
line In the after bread room, onel
available places In q ship OF
where some OF my party OF firI
could ba accommodated: the ot3
the party In charge OF the sick-l
ard being situated at similar ;
ward. This period one found d
knowledge as to how matters
crossing we had to rely upon n,
information shouted down ID
hatchway from someone In com
with those on the upper deck.
The rat-tat-tat! rat, tat, tat,
side from time to time. as we q
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Miguel Diaz ]LOmbardO, MinistrO de
RcIaciOnps EXtcriorcs del gablncte
convencionisla en- C%hlhuahua. y por
81 culal cOmunica que las fuerzas
del general Tomas Urbina derrota-
ron a los c~arrancIstaS en- f%rijOles,
punto cercano a la esLacl6n de Ii
E.banO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22
OBRAS
DE VENTA.
70 YLA QUIZ vENDE HAs BARAxo,
PAGADOS, Ell MISNO Ola QUE Sc RECIBE LA ORDEN

p6uoaIa on ma+aria de EobitaciOn,
r0riD1 r1Cda r1I;rira etc soc
Fl Cair1IaTor del GigoG3n, Obra uti-
Tsima nara s~emIra55res. Dizcadores
U trafican-es de aIrodgn.. 75c
Tat I5-'V comrIa Go de Soifeo nor don
Hilari6n Esiaya ........ zoe
Primers Par+a De FsIava zoe
Scgunda Parto de FsIava zoe
Los SueTos Fvnlicados. Dor cl Magi-
90 de As-rakar I'm +omo. tela. con
IimiT.g O
NTavo ~angnaia dc las Flores. abani-
co y PieGras Preciosas SOC
Historic de- Rerfol6o. B]ertoIdino Y
Cacaseno. 4 Ia ristica Csc
Historic de Bertoldo. BertoIdino Y
CacaseDo. FmDastaJa 4Oc
.!1.5OO Secretos nara ell Hogan. Eace-
tas para ell tocador, vestido, salud,
economic. etc. SOC
Ell Cocirero Pp~fectO. EUia complcta
de cocina. con mujtituI de recctas
para hacer guisados 75c
Manual de PasteIeria Y Renostcria.
In5isner sohIe on 81 EoG9r. en- los ca-
f@s d+c PC
|Iihro Dc Di.crrs,s rara fo5re las cir
r-rrs+arcias L.. Io III, cn, F;scTr-
sas Da-o f;os+o, s|oc;ai5. ~ ,o.,;Sri-
a. *.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22
UN AERMANo DE MACLOVIO HE.
RRERA....
VienC de la Pag. ia.)

general ReinaIdo CARA Y de su Es,
tado Mayor Y escOlt". ss,.. tempra,
no a recorrer las p~os.c.5@ca Y a de.
jar cada q cada fu-
Recorri6 Ia Inca, por las Tomas que
circundan Ia ciudad, comenzandO por
Ia orilla del rio, q In derecha, Y Guam
do uegaba recorricndola, i Ia via fe-
rrea de esta q Monterrey, lego a es-
cape IN soldado de una avanzada
que Sc hallaba sobre Ia via, 4 unos
800 metros del punto Il que habia
lIegado mi hermano con sus acom-
paHantes, diciendo que Ell official dc
dicha avanzada preguntaoa 81 un tren
que Sc dirigia a Ia plaza era nuestrc
enemigo. a 10 que contcsto mi her
mano que volviese a escape Y dijera
q 81 jefe que era I'm tren cXploradol
que habia saIido en- Ia m~adrugada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-22
NCVELAS \ 35c CADA UNA.

Na,a.-as Sean las Nujeres.
la..l-a- Sean los HoLoles.
La.ll.us Sean .as SucgEaS.
ArJc dc Buscar MarIdo.
L-- Eyas llJa4Tuas
+ Egr.y Ircs.auU.
IL Hl.a de las Flores.
t. Pu.-l,o-io dc las SOitcras.
L. Pa-also de las MuJcres.
E I.I.yruO lie los uymOres.
Viva nj Nyyiu.
Fl Haaa dc los Mares.
81 Nuyes.al e- Amor.
Aa.G.,y Sea cl Amor.
Ii Princess del Dollar.
Amur y NarJIlI0.
Ia Il-a le Venus.
Por que sc Casan los HOmhres.
P0r Que Sc Cu5au las Mujeres.
Por que Pecan las Nuieres.
POr u.c Re.uciGeH las NiuGas.
E Collar dc E~~ucraIdas.
las lllJas ue Champagne.
f N.Go ue Guiseuorea.
Las Uararas del Amor.
Narl.- o Ia Hija dc las Olas.
P-asiouarIas dc Amor.
f 81 ue las NIuas.
La NI.aa Allegro.
La Nina &c los J@zmines.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
FL Hombre que RE ......... 75e
CarJas q Ia NOVA .......... Csc
La Leyeuia Ge los S.E.Os .... Csc
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-26
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

philadelphia Division = 112 crew TO
go first after $40 p. m: lis, 12s, 1925.
12l. 120, ia, l27. 129, los, 110, 116,
ll9.
Engineer for 12O.
Firemen for 12l, 12O, ia. 127, 12s.
116.
Conductors for 1926. ia, 127. 11s.
Flagman for 116.
Brakemen for 126. ia. 127. 100. 119.
conner. Geesey. Manley. Sellers, Ten
nant. Smith Reisinger. Speas. Hen
necke, McCauley. Dennison, Wolfe,
Statler, Snaub, Buck. First. Downs,
Young, Sober, Supple, Mcguire, Brue-
baker. Hindman.
Firemen up: Collins. Everhart
Chronister, Hartz, Weaver. Herman,
genwell' Watson, Farmer, Robinson
Mulholm, Martin, Grover, Libhart
Yentzer. Cover, Packer. Copeland.
Flagmen up: Donohoe. First, Bank s
Brakemen up: Bryson. Felker. Camp
bell. Knupp. Collins. Allen. Wiland
Boyd, Malseed, Hivner. Albright Steh-
man. Griffie. Dengler. Brown. Busser
Shultz6erger, Mumms. McGinnis
Middle DivisIon-25 crew to go first
after las p. m: 10.
10 crews laid of at Altoona.
Laid on: 20.
Engineers up: Hertzler, Garman
Mumma, Kugler. Smith, Havens.
Firemen up: Mohler. Seagrist Ross
shseesley. Karstetter. Liebau, Gross.
BFakemen rsf Te up' up: ?''''Ri wenerick. Kane
Stahl, McHenry, Bolan. Roller. Wer-
ner. Baker, Miller, Thornton. Fritz
StrauSer.