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FOLLETIN No II
Fl hijjo del mar.
POr Oh. Canivet

mil precauciones, tardando muchO
tempo; pero IA carta result6 per
fecta- Una vez terminada, la do
bic, y junto o el pensamiento Ia
nett en- n de los sobreS, regalo de
IA tendera de ISigny.
Belhumain Sc encarg6 de ilevarla
al cOrreo, Y yo me quede a bordo
paseando de popa a proa, mientras
el sol Sc escondia en- ell OeSte.
Pronto volvio BeIhumain: dijo que
IA carta estaba "a en- canine; pero
que por un feiiz escrupulo Ia ha-
bia hecho pesar en- e. estanco, Y ha-
bia neceSitado dos selloS.
que suerte tener un amigo tan
juicioso. Yo hubiera echado IA car
IA en- ell buz6n sin preoeuparme de
otra cosa, de suerte que Ia tia Ian
glois hubiera tenido que pagan e.
do6le, o reehazar Ia carts con 81 con-
tenido.
-iY crees = que llegsrs ~p-onto?
lie pregunte.
-Manana por Ia manans, de once
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LACQUER

carta, Ia cual nos ha causado gran
algeria. Y que fue Rosa quien Ia le-
yo. va sabes que Rosa lee muy
bien, porque ell ito Hilario la tienc
muy bien ~ensenada; y sabes tambien
que no Sc dormiria tranQuilo 81 ella
no lie ieyera alguna pagina del p@ri5-
dico. que dice 10 que pasa en- Paris
Y en- toda Francia.
''Te dire que por aqui hablamos
mucho de II, Y que el senior Lepinc,
el captain de c~arabineros, que quie-
re nucho al ito Langlois, lie pregun-
Ia ror Il muchas veces. Es IN, buen
hombre, como sabes, a quien quiero
mucho porque no pierde OCCASION de
zaherir al senior Rampan: por ESQ
este lie odia tanto como a II; porque
el captain, que no Sc muerde Ia len
qua, lie dice todas las verdades que
Sc lie ocurren.
FL senior hdHlp1H Is III MAJ LOIA-
bre, que quisiera ser superior a to-
dos Y de todos tiene envidia. FL ca
pitan Lepine asegura que hay mu-
chos como Gl en- el mundo, Y el ito
Langlois dice que tiene raz0n.
"Te dire que por aqli no tie olvi-
damos Y que Langlois dice que Sc
ras IN buen marine, sobre TODD es-
tando con el patron Robine, que, Sc
gun e., no tiene igual. Procura por-
bien Y mercer la estimation de
TODD ell mundo. Cuando me digan al
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Ia mano a Belhumain, y con voz
sonora eXclamo:
-iAhora de 10 que Sc trata es de
apareiar,
Los cuatrO hombres embarcaron, Y
BelhImain salt6 al muelle para lar
gar las amarraS; faena breve tras de
Ia cual Sc volvi6 a bordo. LA Per
venchc," despues de salir del ca
nal. Sc lanzo a alta mar.
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Pesquisas.

3 IN crcrIIyU q" qualification So dlran
a Ia persona que me iUrOrme del paralrro
dr mi senior padre. Mariana MaSquiI. De
nacIonalldad itdlIana, y cullen tuyO en- IN
Tempo ~ residcnl'la en- BET Rio. Texas. pa
SandO>e dcSpEcS z san Antonio, Texas, no
habI"ndOme cnCOniraGO con 81 t"sde hacr
n amos PaSldOS. DIrIJaGsr inrOrmaS a: Sc
rain NaSquiII. T.. a.. Box 80. Okuna, Texas.
1873.
Sc DESEA sab"r cl paradcro de
julian l.. Torres, quicn no hace
murho 81 cncontraba trabaiandO en-
San Antonio, Texas. trasladandose
hace como cuatTO mcscS a San An
cello, Texas. Y de ALI saliG rumbo a
Laredo. Urge cOmunicar a dichO
ST. Torres. asuntOs de suma i'm
portancia para 81. GratificaremOs
que d. infOrmcs con I'm aho de
lie Suscripci6n a La PRENSA. v cin-
60 pesos en- effective.
Diri.iGnsc infOrmes a: La Prcnsa
j07 DOIOrOsa 81.
1926
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doce-dijo.-El correo va muy de
2risa. ' dicen que no Sc detiene nun
"a.
-Es IN hermoso inventol-le di-
je.-Y alegra pensar que, aunque es-
:ando muy lejos. Sc pueden mandar
7oucias a los seres queridos. Pero
que hara el patron Robine, que no
la Senal de vida, siendo Ia bora de
la marea?
En- efecto; por todas parties apare-
iabaR las barcas Y Sc Dian los ruidos
lie las velas que Sc izaban. de anna
rraS que crujian, voces que daban
jrdenes, ' el traginar de infinidad
De marineroS.
Pronto lego el patron con SuS Qua
TO hombres, llevando cada uno en-
81 brazo el traje de mar. Viendo que
TODD estaba preparado y que La Per-
venche" podia salir en- seguida, nos
dijo:
-iyamos; e que sois buenos
muchachos Y que puede n confiar
eli vosotros,
Belhumain le interrumpio para dar
le e. encargo da Desideria y decirle
que Ell dueno del hotel nos habia con-
vidado a conner.
Aquello lie allegro, porque demos
traba que no estaban descontentos de
su hija en- ell "Racimo de Twas" Pc
70 como no era de naturaleza muy
.expresiva, Sc contento con estrechar
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iomIngos, aunque no necesitaba ell
2ensamlento para acordarme de IT,"
En- cuanto estuve solo con Belhu-
main lie ensehe la carta, cue lie ma
'avillo. Hasta creo que lie Modesto
Iue Desideria no lie enviase cartas;
zero no saba escribir.
Cuando ella era nina no exist;a la
ey de ~ensenanza obligatoria, y GUAM
10 Sc promulg6, Desideria va no es-
aba Ell edad de asistir a la escuela.
Algunos dias antes del equinoccio
lie primavera, en- ell mes de Mario.
IN horrible temporal Sc desencaden6
en- la Mancha.
EstabamoS en- el mar, costeando
Dor Saint WAIST -Horgue y las islas
Marcouf, cuando sin avisar empez6 a
joplar un viento huracanado.
Nunca en- mi vida de marine, lar
ga va, he visto temporal semejante.
nj en- Terranova, nj en- los mares de
China. FL cicl6n Sc desencadenaba
con toda SUI violencia en- ell momento
en- que La P~ervenche" amarraba en-
Grandcamp; y mientras Belhumain y
dos marineros doblaban las amarras,
OF al patron Robine que decia:
-Estoy SECURE de que habra des-
gracias!
Ell viento y la lluvia Sc mezclaban,
a los relampagos y truenos:
TODD estaba negro; ell mar y la terra.
(Continuara.)
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TODD, que no tenga que repetirtelo.
Sus amOnestacioneS me apenaban,
Y tenia que hacer grandes e~sfuerzOs
para no llorar.
ComiamoS sentados en- el puente,
unos sobre los cables, otros en- las
escotillas; pero de tempo en- ITEM
po los marineros Sc levantaban pa
ra inspeccionar la red, por 81 habia
que l~evantarla, Y cuando parecia va
muy pesada, todos ayudaban, menos
20, Y los peces caian a mOntones en-
el puente. esperanto que acabasen de
conner para echarlos en- la Gala.
Ash ocurria todos los dias, no va
riando en- ellos mas que el tempo.
La vida era monotone, la mas mono
tona que eXiste; pero tanto Sc acos-
TUNDRA n a ella, que luego es i'm
possible seguir otra.
Es cierto que su uniformidad Sc in
terrumpe de cuando en- cuando, que
a veces llegan las tormentas Y hay
que dejar la pesca para pensar en- la
salvation del barco y de la propia vi
la.
Cuando volvimos a Grandcamp des-
pues de una larga ausencia y con hue
ma pesca, me dieron una carta de Ro-
sa; es decir, que Rosa habia escri-
to bajo el dictado de Ia tia Langlois.
He aqui 10 que decia:
mi querido Santiago:
"Te dire que hemos recibido tn
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POLITICA MENUDA

Su hcrmanitO GonZaI0. tan buena
genie como II. Y tambitn muy no
nOrabIe. muy liberLador Y muy de-
mGcrata.
FL pueblo qued6 conrorme Y "a
senior Hernandez SaliG ganandu.
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cpara cuando Sc hizO el Plan de
Guadalupe?
-pero que rS 10 qu" listed Sc
pirnSa. varnos a Yer?
-SrnrilIamrnl". qu" "soS p"los de
ben morder 81 polvo Ell cI "Spacio.
Que dnbrn ser rortados de- rail-.
Aunuu" So "noir Juan CurrdaS.
HAY qIr ser radical. Formidable. ire
mrudo. Trr,,M
\ don JuaGuinito tomaba aSpccto
dc Robespirrrr ell caIzonciIlos, y
rmOrlapa a sudar comu un asOl"a-
do.
I'm rstoS momcntoS :" prrscnta
"n "Sr"na doHa Enrarn@cldn.-Ia
raS"ra del boarding house.
pr"gunta:
{ lien" listed ranot"> d" kings
Vile. cabaIlero?
No. sonora. Prro trngo papaS.
Papas democrdticaS. tQuirrr listed
Il"var una dor"na?
-P"ro caaaII"ro. por Dos. Qu"
IN" Par"c" lu" listed a p"rdIdo =.
juIcio.
10 Iu" II" p"rdido IS la pacl"n-
rla. porqur cStoy haSta aGui dr no
IlrIaS. D0TuUIr 81 me ma rUUgrSllO-
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go asi, pensare: LA tia Langlois nc
Sc eQuivoc6; va saba que su Santiag,
habia de complacerla.
tie dire que Rosa ha recibido Il
regalo con gran placer, y que est&
admirada de yer csc Pensamiento que
nunca Sc SEGA, Y que Sc pone TODD.
los domingos para If a misa.
10 que no sabemos como agra
decerte es el dinero que nos mandas
Y que ell patron Robine nos hace lie
gar por conducto del sindico de pes
cadoreS. TIE dire que nos viene bien
porque los tiempos son malos, Y m,
agrada e que mereces 10 que he
mos hecho por un muchacho como
tn.
"Te mando un abrazo en- nombrc
dc todos, ito Hilario el primero, J
10 que puedo decirte para terminal
es que tengo muchos deseoS de verte
"Tu tia que tie quiere,
"Rosalia L~anglois."
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UN MAGO de profundos conocimientos vegetables
FL Prof. InIio ar. Pierce.
REUMATISMO. DOLORES ESPALDA. Res.
FRIOs. FIEBRES. CONSTIPADOS.
Envic $40 por una botellita que valdrfa $500
los E. Houston Street.
SAN ANTONIO. - - TEXAS
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iMEXICANOS! Les aviso que nc sale
tren de Laredo. Mexico, al sur. Escriba-
me para decirles cuando haya salida Mi
casa, Irrational EXCHANGE
AGENCY" Gambia muy barato dinero
mexicano de Bancos. Nacional Y Londres
V Mexico. 1870 Iturbide St. Laredo. Tex.
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81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay agente de
la Prensa' d~ediquese listed a venderla
Y lie producira magnifica utilidad. Escrf-
banos Y lie daremos nuestras condolences
para los agentes.
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DIVERSOS.

COMPRE I'd ell Almanaque llustrado
para 1915 en- la Liberia de Lozano. soc
ell eiemplar. Por correo Coo a ~cualquier
parte de los EStados Unidos.
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OFREZCO a las 6rdencS de mis-
compatrlotas los serviciOs de mi
barbcria Siluada en- Irvine St,
Yoakhum. Tex.
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FL PRuBLEMh AGRARIO. poT o. ingenierO
r.. EScObar. En- prcnSa. PrcClo, Si.?j.
i. .. Box 23l, FL PaSO. Texas.
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PROFESSIONALS.

DIR. DAVID CERNA. -Oficina: 90s
Frost Building. Telefonos: Travis 1914.
Nuevo lib Residential: Gale Norte FRO
SIS: T~eIefonos: Crockett 1906.
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iOJO!-Se lie mucrc a listed al
gun animal lame por el Tel6fOnO
Crockett 1872. o Ell nuevO 1853, y
10 recoicremOs libre de cOsto pa
"a listed. entregandole I'm peso pOr
cada animal que en- esa fOrma 0
entregue.
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Aun habia mas; quedaba un post
scriptum" de una letra mas fina,
porque no quedaba sitio, en- ell cual
Rosa me decia:
Isl supieras 10 contenta que estoy
al yer cue tie acuerdas de mi, puesto
que me mandas una flor! No me can
so de mirarla, querido Santiago, y tie
Ia agradezco en- ell alma. Puedes es-
tar SECURE de que la llevare todos los
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WESTERN ZONE
FEBRUARY IS SET FOR SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.

BERLIN, Feb. Secretary Non Jagow, the German for Foreign Affairs. has stated that not only does Germany intend to prosecute il most vigorous submarine campaign against British commerce. but has also practically fix ed the date for the commencement of the campaign in British waters and il could be expected shortly after Feh- uary eighteenth.
 The minister further stated that there was no reason to believe that such a campaign would be impracti- cable because of the difficulty of fur nishing the necessary supplies to the blockading fleet as that difficulty could be overcome in variety of ways which of course could not be divulCed at the present time.
 All the material difficulties were an ticipated and Germany was entirely prepared, the minister declared, and every energy of the empire was beine strained for the early commencement of the novel attack.
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GERMANS RUSH TROOPS TO DEFENSE koENioSeERG.

BERLIN. Feb iO.-The Russian al tempt to drive a wedge between Tilsit and Insterburg in East Prussia is as- suming large proportions and the gov ernment is rushing troops from various points along the Polish front in an endeavor to stem the tide of Russian advance which threatenes to endanger Koenigsberg The German forces are rapidly concentrating and sanguinary battle is imminent
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WASHINGTON. Feb lo.-AIthough the President has stated that the Lusi tania flag raising incident was not a matter Chat was of vital concern, 1t is apparent that the lack of respect for the neutral attitude of the United States displayed in the unfurling of the flag by the officers of the vessel is giving the Government some concern and it is evident that an inquiry IS being planned
 opinion that a protest should be made against a repetition of the affair If for
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WASuINGTON. Feb lo.- President Wilson declares that thc adminisra- tion will force the ship bill into law ot the remainder of the present and an entiie special session are taken up entirely Ky this great measure.
 The President declared that the great ship owners are opposing with tooth and nail the most beneficial law which has been before the law makers of the United states in generation The
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ESTIMATED GERMAN LOSS 50 900 KILLED, 100000 WOUNDED.

fee bulletins the statement that tho German losses in killed and wounded in the recent fighting in West Poland aro most appalling of the war. IL is esti- mated that the Germans have lost fully two hundred and fifty thousand men along lhe .Borzimow line during the past week The estimate places the killed at over 50.000 The scenes along the central and lower portions of the line southwest of Warsaw are said to be beyond description. the whiteneo plains being dotted and heaped with countless dead.
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GENERAL WAR.
AMERICAN AMBASSAD tNSULTED IN BERLIN.

BERLIN. Feb l0.--An unknown Ger man citizen created a scene in one ot the leading theaters by violently in- sulting Ambassador Gerard and a party from the American embassy. The Ger man took serious offense at the English spoken by the party and vehemently protested that all who used the Eng fish tongue were enemies of Germany. The violent language created d stir of large proportions and il was some time before tranquility was restored. The German was elected by the theater at tendants
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ZEPPELIN FALLS S IN NORTH SEA.

GENEVA. Feb 0.-Dispatches from Denmark state that a German Zeppelin fell into the North sea off the Danish coast during 4 recent storm and the entire crew are supposed to have been drowned. The airship remained afloat for considerable time but owing to the violence of the waves was soon wrenched asunder and sunk. The scene was plainly witnessed from the Danish coast but no help could he furnished at the time
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RU 6SIANS CALCULATING 8UkOWINA.

LON DON, Feb. IU.-The Russian forces operating in lower Bukowina have been compelled to commence a retreat from that province owing to the failure of the Roumanians to inter, enc and hold the territory which has become almost entirely under Russian control.
 The Petrograd government declares that il is dangerous to attempt to hold the territory without support owing to the rapid approach of the German and Austrian armies who are now adyan- cling towards Nadworna and threaten ing to isolate the Russian forces
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 NOME TAILORING COMPANY. Between Segerstrom and Hagen and
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ENGLAND DOES NOT FEAR SUBMARINE FLEET.

LONDON, Feb 10-The Admiralty has announced its faith in the ability of the allied fleets to protect both Eng land and France against the German submarine bogey It is also declared that while the submarines will be an eyer-present source of great danger there is no reason why the greatly superior submarine fleet of the allies should not be able to successfully cope with von Tirpits's daring underwater craft.
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SSIANS AND TURKS LOMBARD BLACK SEA PORTS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 10.-The Turkish cruiser Breslau today subject ed the Russian Crimean port of Yalta to an hours bombardmept intlicting much damage to the town and ship ping one Russian merchantmen being sunk The news of the Turkish att tack wirelessed to the Russian Black Sea fleet caused the Russians to reply with the bombardment of Trebizond almost immediately
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EASTERN ZONE
EA D | CRN pA LEt ROM IOHiu iur>NDo ENilON.

LONDON, rep. IO.-The stupendous su uegie aIong tne Eastern battlefront k oNerahauowlng all other Wal move nlcnta allu is causing tne terrible con niet In the N est to become almost Tor -utteu. lie aIsanlc forces .n,otN ed ana the cons1ant shlltng oI tAe nnsnts panorama ot wal are working d power ful impression on tue minds of the r-nensh people and each cuange ot e> ent Is watched with absorbing Inter- est. l ne recent prediction oi Lord nItchner that the uivrman- Polish iron uer IS to be the theater ot the deciding cunIlicts ot the war IS lending an added concern 10 the struggle now going oil.
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SENATE BREAKING ALL RECORDS
 FOR LONG SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. .1o.-Ah reeoraS of the present generation for cont '"'ueu .,;ons were broken this morning ,,o, the senate refused to adjourn a' h. termination of the speaeh of seha-
 ynras who talked for period oi ,,,rteen hours and fifty five minutes r.o attitude of the Republicans toward
 S,;n Purchase Bill and the long continued hlibustering is much per turbing the President
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GERMANS RUSH TO PREVENT SlAvS RETREAT
EASTERN BATTL LEFRONT COMMANDS ATTENTION
KlTCHnER PREDICTS POLAND CAMPAIGN COST MILLION LIVES

LONDON, Feb. l0.--Lord kitchnel today made the statement that. as was predicted al the opening Of the War, the really great and most struggles ol the war will take place between the enor- nous Slap and Teuton armies in Po- land and East Prussia. kItcnner also made the prediction that the Eastern campaign will cost at least million liNes and a destrucDou ot property be- NoHd calculation.
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NEW REVOLUTION MOVEMENT
 STARTS IN YUcATAN. MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Feb. A new rev- olutionary movement is reported to have started in the Yucatan district with Colonel Mafayi, former sup- porter of Zapata. as it's head
 The report states that Mafayi has started an independent movement among the Indians in that section and is rapidly collecting an army with which he intends to bid for power with the forces of Villa and the many other factional leaders.
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VILLA DRIVES CARRANZiST
 FORCES SOUTH

MORALES. Feb 10.--General Villa is steadily driving the Carranzists forces to the south but is suffering heavy losses. The late battles are marked by new and unusual felocity which is surprising the border folks and which indicates that the former luke warm support given by the Mex jeans to their favorite leader is ceaslng and partisanship runs higher.
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ENGLAND WILL LAUNCH TEN SUBMARINES WEDNESDAY.

LONDON. Feb 1O.-The Admiralty in anticipation of the German subma- rine attack on British shipping is rush ing the work of submarine construction at the various ship yards. Ii is an nouneed that ten more under water vessels will be released Wednesday
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EXTREMISTS BECOMING
 TyRANNICAL IN MEXICO

the government and the people are be- coming daily more strained and this has led the Carranza commander to suspect that the people are plotting against the authorities, a belief which he has demonstrated by ordering a house to house search for firearms and unfriendly literature. The troops are rest all who have seditious literature in their possession under charge of reasonable acts toward the govern ment
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BRITISH CRUISER DAMAGED IN SUEz CANAL.

BERLIN. Feb. 10.-Reports from Turkish sources state that one of the British cruisers guarding the Sue2 Canal was injured in a recent engage ment with the artillery of the Turkish forces operating In the canal zone and was compelled to withdraw beyond range of the Turkish guns.
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GERMANS RUSH TO PREVENT
 SLAV RETREAT AT BUkOWINA.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.---Late dis patches from Vienna state that the Russian armies in Bukowina province, East Hungary, have been forced to re- treat after a series of disasterous re- verses at the hands of the combined Austro German armies. A second large German army is reported sweep ing down from Galicia to cut off the retreating Russians.
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COL MARITZ REPORTED
 EXECUTED BY GERMANS.

PRETORIA. Feb 10--An unconfirm ea report received here states that Col Maritz formerly leader of the rebeilious Eoers in British Southwest Africa. has been executed by the German military authorities in German Southwest Africa on charges of treason
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SENATE STILL IN SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The op- posers of the ship purchase bill are still keeping up the opposition and the sit uation shows no sign of clearing. The Senate is still in session for the after noon.
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FLOUR IS CHEAP.
PRES, INSISTS ON
 PASSAGE OF SHIP BILL

tactics employed by the Republican opposers of the measure are severely condemned by the President who says that considering the benefits tp tho country which will be derived from the
 ship purchase act the conduct Of the
 opposing faction is n-Amerlcan in every WAY.
 lou get the most und all the yery ialesl war news in the Nugget
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VILLA DEFEATS CARRANZlSTS.

FL PASO Feb. 10.-Nilla is hurling his army steadily southward after q heavy engagement with the Carrahza forces some forty miles north of san Iouis Potosi. The battle is described as resulting in a severe defeat to the Carranzist forces who were practically disrupted and compelled to scatter
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HOME COOKING.

The Coffee House and Restaurant of Mrs. Nieblins is the only place to got homo cooking. Lunches and short orders will receive tho best of attsn- ton. Dinner served from five o'clock on. and it can't be beat. Next door to the Surprise store, If
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FRANZ JOSEPH IN CARPATHIANS.

ROME, Feb. vienna adyices indicate that despite the reports of feeble health the aged Emperor Of Aus tria is visiting with his soldiers in the lower Carpathians. Il Is stated that the Emperor is desirous of visiting every commander along the war zone.
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YUAN AND CHINESE
 COUNCIL AT OUTS

PEKIN, Feb 10.- President Yuan and the Supreme Council are seriously at loggerheads over the efforts of the latter body to raise foreign loans. It is stated that the Chinese President does not approve of the manner in which the Council is ruthlessly offering
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GERMAN AVIATOR SHOT FALLS IN SEA.

PARIS, Feb. 10-Dispatches from
 Calias state that German aviator lowering in the neighborhood In an evident attempt to drop bombs was struck by shots from the aero guns and his machine destroyed. The report adds that the aviator fell into the
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Mrs. Bartlett announces that her her dancing class will meet every Wed. nesday and Friday at K. K. hall from now on.
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cAeRANzlsTs BECOMING
 TYRANNlCAL IN MEXICO CITY

MEXICO CITY, Feb 1O.-The Car ranza government is fast becoming ob- noxious to the inhabitants of the city owing to the tyrannous methods pur- sued bv the officials. The relations oi