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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-24
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"Goza de la vida con Ia
mujer que amas todos los dias
de la vida de tn vanidad, que
te son dados depajo de la luz
del SOL" dice el sabio Ell ell
"Eclesiastes."
GQuien Sc resiste a la auto
ridad de un texto tan respects
BILE?
Sin embargo, todos los
diaS. dice pensativo un
cincuent6n. Y en- seguida ana
de, para disimular:-jNo les
parece a ustedes que seria ua
pOquito aburrido?
Senior MIC, csc teXto jel
"Eclesiastes' no Sc ha escrIto
para los vieios-eXclama uR
exegeta NAL educado.
En- ell bale ha Sonado liz
trio. Las parejas Sc arremo-
Sc oyen chillidos de
mujeres, y muchos antifaces
pequenitos, donde llanean
ojos verdes, azules, negros.
ojos de passion, de ternura y
misterio Sc mclihan, curlo
sos, hacia la alfombra, donde
yace un blanco "Pierrot' con
una mancha roja en- ell pecho.
ell cuerpo de "Pierrot'
llora ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
que dos tardes antcS
ha lido a visitar de tapadillo al
Plantation, rico y tacaIo,
que la regal6 un escudo de orc
de buena ley Y una sOrtija de
baratillo.
De repente, ION sorpreSa!,
''Pierrot" Sc levanta y RE.
-Esta eS mi broma de Car
naval-dice.-i'Eue te hahias
figurado, Colombina? Eres de-
masiado presumida. Ell suici-
do es un actc pretensioOS, que
da eXceSiva importancia a la
Como vengo del otre
mundO, puedo permltirme ell
de filosofar. Es ridfculo
dar asunto a la seccion de SUI
cesos de los peri6dicoS y pas
to a las Interpretations de
las genteS, que no comprenGe-
gian que 10 que go mataba ell
no eran desenganoS nj re-
cuerdos, sino mi propia inca
pacidad para la vida, la mas
falsa Y la mas liviana de to-
das las mujereS falsas y livia-
mas con quieneS tropezamos
en- ell mundo. mucho maS
que til, adorable Colombina.
-Eres un imbecil y I'm anti
patico-grita furiosa Colomhi-
ma.
Y como la ilusicnaba que sc
mataran por ella, es SECURE
que dos O tres dias estara de
monos con "Pierrot." Luego
lie dira tiernamente que Sc
ALGERIA mucho de que viva y Ia
anne. Y despues volvera a Vi
star al senior Plantation.
E. GOMEZ DE BAQUERO.
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CARTA DE UN NINO.

emplearlos del lnodo siguien-
tie:
Comprendo que por medic
del cobro de los impuestos es
que Francia pue6e pagan 10
que compra Y por la hoja de
impuestos recibida por mi pa
Dire he sabido que n~osotros de-
Demos pagan 80 frances. me
autoriza listed a pagan esta
suma? Quedan veinte frances
que quisiera e~nviarlos a listed
p~ersonalmente. listed sabra
emplearlos mejor que 20. Mi
padre ha salido para la que
ira.
Yo qUisiera hacer mas, pero
!ivamos. en- la actualidad nos
otros vivimos de la pension
que mi padre recibe todos los
meses y no tengo otra cosa. lie
suplico acepte mi oferta, re-
cha deSde ell fondo de mi CO.
raz6n, V lie ruego crea en- nj
gran admiration.
Joseph ROUSSET.
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rente a Ia Independencia.. =: so

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FL Tmpe-5o.-EI triunfo de "a Re-
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Musa cascabelera del Car
naval, que todavia, en- una
epoca en- que los kombTes Sc
han vueltO SenSaLos J t~riste&,
prudentes y met6dicos, tie con
servas fresca, en- tn honor Ian
20 este punado de "confetti,'
de papelillOs de color, Que
acaso llevan prendida algUna
leve idea 0 alguna fugaz IT,
preston sentimental. Acogelos
propicia, Y sopla sObre eilOs
para que tn aliento les impul-
Sc hacia I'm destino feliz: ha-
cia ell destino feliz de un pu.
nado de Confetti" que con-
siSte en- posarSe en- una rubia
cabellera 0 en- un blancO cue
10, y en- sentir I'm mOmentC.
antes de MORN, ell calOr de
la belleZa.
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Sed ~crueles, perfidas, ingra-
tas. Jugad con EOS corazoles
de los hombreS, con gracia re-
miIgada de gatas 0 con avidez
perversa de campireSas. Asi
sereis amadas. Alguna vez en-
contracts TN bomber que oS
pague en- la misma mOneda.
Y de este modo Sc restablecera
de vez en- cuanco Ia ammonia
de la iusticia en- ell mundo
sentimental.
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oBRAS DIVERSAS.

La Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
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raieS. Sis
Manual de agriculture 7 ganade-
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campo. Con grabados. ...... $1.25
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-iMe cOnOces, principe
galan?
ST. tie conozco, linda danri-
sela. EreS la sonora LOcura.
70 tambien te conOZcO d
tt, principe gentil. Eres ell Sc
nor Amor.
como no hemOs de CO.
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POESIAs.

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Los Trovadores de Mexico. AermOsa
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RELIGION.

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Los Marlires, O el triGUfo de Ia Reh-
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u 0tra con s.mbolo redentor. 5 90
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editadas q TODD Iujo........ So 90
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NovELAs a IS. CTS. CADA UNA

NaIiitas sean las E1uJeres.
MaiGirOs sean los honDres.
Nal.i.as sean lis sGeg-a=
Arte &c 5uscar marlo0.
Las Evas moderaas.
e 1ovio pEesJaaO
la h.ja lie las flores.
FL Du~r-atoriO de las solteras.
FL Paraiso de las muJeres-
Il inferno de los hOm0rea.
Viva nj novia.
e. hada de los mares.
Su Majescad ell Amor.
MaIditO sea e Amor.
la Princeca del Dollar.
Amor ' MartiTio.
La hija de Venus.
Porou6 Sc Casau los hombreS.
POrCue Sc caSan las muJeres.
Po-Gu6 pecan las mujeres. .
PorGu6 murmuran las yiejaS.
PorGu6 reiuciGen las yiudas.
FL collar de esmeraldss.
Las hijas de champagns.
Fl nidO de r~uisenores-
Las obreras del amor
Marina o Ia hija de las olaa-
Pasionarias de amor.
81 81 de las ninas.
La viuda allegro.
La nina de los jazmineS.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
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Ei DestierrO- "O.SS
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NovELAs A 40 CTS. cADA UNA.

El becerro de orc.
FL milo malGito.
La lucha por 81 amor.
El manuscript de mi madre.
Maria, po- Jorge lsaacs.
e cura de aloea.
Dora.
AZucana-
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oBRAs PoETICAs DE PEA.

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Los bales de maScaraS SC
han vuelto aburridOs, pOrque
rara vez concurTe a ellOS L
Illusion. Id del DraZO de est"
loca Y amable companera. y
ell bale mas vulgar Os parecc
ra, aunque pein6is canas. e!
bale "aquel" con que sonas,
tets en- la adoslescencia, Guam.
90 no habiais vistO ninguno.
-Muy bien: bailaremos c2n
Illusion; pero jd6nde esta eSa
pareia?
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PUNADO DE "CONFETTI"

nocermos, 81 andamoS siempre
~juntos?
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La Garcia nos engana, ha,
ciendonoS Greer Que es un dix
fraz. Els una c1queteria. Ia
pa en- ell rostrO femeninO les
facciones silenciosas e mex,
presivas. Descubre las faccio,
mes parleras e insinuanteS, que
son las ventanas de la emo
ci6n: la luz de los 0jOs, la ro-
sa purpurea de la bOca- Una
mujer con antifaz parece toda
mirada Y toda sonrisa: las dos
grandes armas del amor. F.
un misterio que mira y sonrie.
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HISToR

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. Ne COnOCtS. mo IHt u
nOceS!
Qui6n puede vanaglo-
riarse de conocer a una M!
ier? Sc que ere- Fulana, pcr0
no te conOZcO.
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ESpTRITISMO

81 4SMO
yOue es el espiritismo?..... SO.75
O6ras p6stumas de kardec.. "O.75
FL Ebro de los mediums. "O.75
FL Genesis, los milagros Y las predi-
Zones sos
E. hbro de los espIrltus.. "o.75
FL Evangelio segLi q espiritis-
mo 800. SO.T5
FL cello Y el infer D 49,. SOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
DEFENCE IS AIM OF MAGAZINE,
New Publication Launched with
Notable Array Of Editors,

The American .Dcfcuce Society IL
father TO a new magazine called Ameri-
CON Defence. Ia first number OF which
has Just been issued. TO be devoted ex-
clusively to national defence and pub
lished monthly. Its editor IL Philip ].
Roosevelt. and the initial number OF the
publication contains an imposing list
OF associate editors. among them being
Rex Beach, George AIDE, Richard Wash.
burn child. Irwin S. Cobb. Hamlin Gar
land. Burton J. Hendrick, Emerson
Hough. Rupert Hughes. Cleveland Mof-
fett. owen Johnson, Isaac F.. Marcos
son., claiming Pollock. Henry Reuter-
dahl. Snssc Lynch Williams, Richard
stockton, Jr.. Julian Street and Owen
Wister.
George Won l.. Meyer. former Secretary
Of the Navy. writing on Americas His
tory Of Cnpreparedness'' In the first
number OF the new magazine. states that
"the history OF national defence In the
United States has been one continual
history OF un%preparednes' n that "in
our early history 1t was the invariable
support Of the French fleet which at the
psychological moment gave us our free
DOM" The only attack this country
need fear. says the ex-Secretary. Is one
from some great naval power. and for
that reason an adequate navy Is needed
most Of all.
Rupert Hughes has an article on The
Bl%oodthirsty Pacifsts"; Magistrate
Joseph =. Corrigan on defence Day
Ma1or-Gen. w. w. Wotherspoor on "Our
Army's Needs" which states that the
nation needs 500, 900 regulars and a
second line trained force OF organized
militia Of not less than 800 900 men,
Henry A. Wisewood writes on aerial
Defence Of the United States and c. :
Thompson. chairman OF the board OF
trustees OF the American Defence So
ciety. does not mlnce words I'm criticlsins
"Our Secretary OF the Navy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
COMMITTEE HAS
BIGGEST OF ARMY BILLS
Measure Drafted by Chairman Chamberlain and De-
signed as q Working Basis Provides for Larger In
creases Than Garrison and Hay Proposals.

the efforts Of his state to provide q
waterway connecting tho great lakes
with the Mississippi River. said that
the plans proposed for national defence
were n too adequate. He added, how
ever. that the country engaged on n
scheme OF defence could not afford to
neglect Its waterways and cited by way
or illustration the waterway improve
ments that arc being carried on In Ger
many under the shadow Of war.
Mayor Preston Of Baltimore asserted
That n Improvement Of internal and
coastal waterways was a necessary part
OF any defence scheme. He proposed
that the Notifications Of the Atlantic
ooast be strengthened and that the
waasrways be improved In order that
commerce may be carried on and that
small a vessels may be able to 20
with facility between the North and
South.
"In any scheme OF national prepared
ness" said Senator Reed, 'the physical
advantage Of the country should be
ade most Of. A vast system of inter-
nal navigation would be or inestimable
value In time Of war"
Representative J. Hampton Moore Of
Philadelphia said that safe berths should
be provided for the feet in the event
that II 10 compelled to retire In the face
OF a superior feet. To aid the people to
bear h additional expense Of the mill
tary establishments he demanded fur
ther waterway improvements.
c. W. Ashcroft Of Alabama told the
congress that the development of the
Alabama River would aid this country
by furnishing . supply OF nitrate amply
adequate for explosives n for fertilizer
In case of war.
w. F. Decker Of Minneapolis de-
manded that the Mississippi be improved
to give his city and st. Paul a water
route to the Pacific coast via the Pan
m Canal.
Senator Phelan of California delivered
An address on needed improvements at
Ban Francisco. Clifford s. Sims Of Al
bany spoke on advantages of a deeper
Hudson River n Representative Hum
phrey OF Seattle on inland waterways
and the merchant marine.
The congress will begin its business
sessions tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
Mind YOUR BABIES.
SOLON BIDS SUFPS
AdamsOn Of Georgia Lead,
Cold Water Brigade Against
Votes Applicants.
ARE PERSISTENT

WARRINGTON, Dec. e.-Delrea,e, n
the Congressional Union convention NM
In session here visited the Capitol to-da,
and interviewed Senators and Roprs.
sentatives IN tho suffrage issue.
About fifty women from New yo,,
and Now Jersey saw Representative,
Dempsey. Plat and Danforth Of New
York. Saunders Of Virginia, Parker and
Eagan Of New Jersey and Adamson o,
Georgia. Another party saw Representa-.
tives Butler and Garland Of Pcnn-yl.
vania-
Representative Adamson o. Georga
cared nothing for suffrage and raid Ne
was too busy with railroads 20 have any
time for suffrage.
Il can't hear YOU he told his caller.
unless you have a bill referred 10 my
committee. SO go home and take care
Of your babies"
Mr.. Garland. a new member, sad u
have not given this question muoh con.
~sideration. but since you have called on
me and explained what you expect M
to do / shall give It special considera.
ton"
Representative Saunders made the IL.
sue entirely local. saying that he TOOK
into consideration only his own dis.
trict and only the men In that district.
5 far as l am concerned the ladies' -,
Virginia never will get the vote he
added.
Certain Congressman whose attituia
on national acknowledgements WAS un.
satisfactory to the women referred q
the recent unsuccessful campaigns IN
their States as justification Of the
stand.
After returning TO headquarters NJ
Emanuel Einstcin Of New York said
81 feel that the referenduins have do,
the suffrage cause great harm. becsus.
they give Congressman a locphoie i-
crawl through"
Representative Dempsey Of Bufslo
also a new member. said he had not con.
siderd suffrage a State question hut
-ndamental question and should he
embodied in the Constitution It in'
terested him as IA lawyer and would
receive his consideration, he added.
Among the women in the deputa'ior
were Mrs. Emanuel Eins;eiu. Mr.
Marcus NJ. MARKS, Mrs. 1lrany l'yef
Mrs. Robert Adamson. Mrs. Evan Evans
and Miss Anna Constable, all Of N"s
York. Those from New Jersey were
Mrs. Nina van Wrinkle. Mrs. Hopkins
Mrs. Car Vail and Miss Julia llurlbu'
Mrs. Harriet Stanton Bla'yn Of N"-
York and Miss Helen Todd of Californ
accompanied Mrs. Hugh r. White 4
Tennessee on a visit to Senate Shield
II don't believe IN three States heii I
able to thrust suffrage on the SoH'I
unless they wish IT," was Senator
Shields's answer.
Women callers on Rcpreseen'at'''
Price of Maryland were told that "a
was not in.
4 statement issued by the suffrage
says: "On coming down from his of't'
TO their surprise they met him IN i'
] elevator. lie told tho delegation 4
would see them on Monday
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JERSEY GRANGE FOR Defence.
Farmers Want o Submarines
Added to the Navy.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Dec. 9.-Con-
gress Is urged to appropriate money for
the construction of 600 submarines in
a resolution adopted by the New Jersey
State Grange at the closing session OF
its annual convention to-day. In tho
resolution the delegates expressed the
belief that mo navy. no matter how
powerful. could ever break through this
ring OF protection"
Another resolution called for the rigid
enforcement OF the income tax law, anu
asserted that "all $500 paintings in art
galleries should pay the same tax as
farmers teams OF the same value
Tho several women delegates In the
convention voted solidly for both OF these
measures. The grange decided to meet
hero again next year. 1t has a men,
bership throughout the State of nearly
1900.
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MANN RESERVES FIRE.
D"es.'t Assure Wilson Of Entire
Cooperation.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-President Will
son conferred with Minority Leader
Mann Of the House this morning rc-
garding the attitude Of the House Re.
publicans toward the national defence
programme.
While MI. Mann refused to disclose
the character OF the statement he had
made to the President 1t was learned
o an authoritative source that he
LID not go quite as far AS Senator Gal
linser. the Republican Senate leader,
In assuring h President that the mi
nority party will not oppose the Admin
istration's programme In partisan FASH
ion.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Mann while
indicating generally that the Republic
cans would not make an u and out
partisan fight AGAINST the measure so
long as the Democrats refrained from
~caucusing he made a rather compre
hensive reservation of the right to OPP
pose details OF the ADMINISTRATOR
plan.
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Annually thereafter. $1s2, 234.56s.
When finally contaminated the Gar
fison plan would show a total military
strength. beginning with 1920. as to
men. with cost, as follows:
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SHIPPING BILL NEARLY READY.
Wilson Plan for Government
Owned Steamers In COnferen

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Secrctary Nc
Adoo. Secretary Redfeld and Senators
Simmons and Fletcher and Representa-
tive Alexander. chairman OF the House
Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries. conferred for several hours
to-day on tho preliminary draft OF "a
Govrnment shipping bill soon to be In
PRODUCED In both houses of Congress az
an Administration measure.
The formulation of tho bill has
reached a stage where few points re-
main to be settled save matters OF
p~hraseology. Representative Alexander
and Senator Fletcher will Introduce II
In the House and Senate at the same
time and It will be pressed as part OF
tho Adminastrstion's national defence
programme.