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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EN- DIVIDEND
>rw REALTY CORPORATIONS.

~, following realty companies we're in
nr,t.d YES, rlay At Albany.
TN. Business Enterprises Corporation,
|Matnhat,an, capital. $4,000 directors J.
WW.h.nc. Abraham Marquis and Selig
Axelrsd, Sew York city.
- i. c. building COMPANY Bronx, capt
tai fi0oOi directors, Cornelius j. earn,
Frank 4. Lynch and Edward j, Leonard.
G"orge NJ. Eddy, Brooklyn; capital,
100. 900: directors, John O. Eddy and
,ieorge Eddy, Brooklyn, and John Lynn
Eddy, white Plains,
The Mcdonald Building Company,
srooklyn, capital $4,000 directors, Cath,
crime y Mcdonald, Rousiein e. Mcdonald
and John !. Kelly Brooklyn,
Portland Building company BROOKLYN,
ca pital, s.. 900; directors. Thomas Leslie
Benjamin J. Leslie AUD Harry NJ. Moor,
head, Brooklyn.
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION

so shares safety Car Heating ana Light
ing Company, lo5h.
90 shares International Postal supply Com
pany Of New York, 700 lot
% shores New York Westbury Com
,le 900 promissory note made by Ethel
w. Dana shepard. Sl5.
4, 400 city OF New Orleans improvement
per cent. bonds. due 1912, 9S,
a. 400 Cicero Gas Company general and
refundins S per cent bonds due
1882. as,
$1,000 western Casualty and Guaranty
" Company 5 per cent. registered bonds,
due 1921, so.
400 shares Northern Pacific Railroad un-
asssnted J. p, Morgan 4 Co. certin'
: shares Columbia Trust Company. 40.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The scandinavian American liner Oscar II.
sailing to-day for Chrlstiansand, will take
mSil, CLOSING al ~ A NJ, for Norway, S~e.
den. denmark, germany. Austria, Hung arg.
I.uNemburs and Turkey
The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
saturday for Liverpool. will take mail. cloe.
ins at $40 A NJ, for Europe except Ger
many, Austria, Hungary. Luxemhurs. Tur:
key. the Netherlands, Norway. sweden ana
Denmark, Africa. West Asa ana the East
Indies.
The Italian liner America sailing Saturday
for Naples. Viii take specially addressed mail.
closins at >|0 = NJ. for i,siy. Bulg aria,
Serbia. Rumduia. switzerland anl Greece.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Pittsburg steel Company has de
cIared a quarterly dividend OF ~ pei
cant on IN. preferred stock, payable Sep
,embe, 1 To stock Of record August ~
thereby resuming the 7 per cent, annus,
rate on that class OF stock. The dividend
was deferred on August II, 1914
carl H.. Pforzhelmer n Co. have issued
, new circular on the standard Oil securi'
ties Investment market.
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BONDS
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHfcAGo. July 2S.-Chicago pneu-
matte Tool was again the strong and
active feature. Union Carbide ad-
vanced Ave points and Peoples Gas also
showed n firmer trend. While no spe-
cial change was recorded In other is
sues the tone was strong Bond market
active. with prices unchanged. The
summary
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NEW LACKAWANNA COAL HEAD.
J.. r.. Bermin9 I'M m. General Audi
tor. Icctc IL p~rcstdrncy.

The separation Of the Delaware, Lack
swsnna and Western coal Company
from IN. Delaware. LaCkawanna and
Western Railroad. in accordance with
the supreme Court decision recently, was
further marked Yesterday by the election
10 the presidency Of the coal company Of
l. +. Rermlngham, who has been gen
eral auditor OF the company since It's or
ganization.
He succeeds T. T. LOOMS. vic'-preSi-
dent of the railroad company, VINO re-
signed from the coal company presidency
shortly after the decision.
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WASITiNGTON, july 2>-No army o
ders issued To-day.


Nayy orders Issued;
Commander Il II. Leigh. from command
of the galveston to home for orders.
Lieutenant Commando II a. : wat
lace. from the Maryland to naval Acad.
envy.
Lieut. L. g johnson, j. from the New
Hampshire 20 aid ON stan OF rummau Ter
OF Second Division, Atlantic ileot.
Lieut. j T. Miller, from Guam station
TO home tor orders.
Lieut. A. W Brown from the Vermont
to the Baltimore a. utvig tor.
Lieut. II y sampson, from the Sacra,
menta to NaNa! linsp!'d,. NeW York
Lieut.. II. : RuiiIrh, from the j"ue,t tn
command the Murlouough
: Lieut.. r ; Wilkinson, from the North
Carolina to- aid on stan 'ommiUlcr, 500,
onl Division, Atlantic Meet
Lieut.. q VI COOK, from the Marlborough
TO the Juuett,
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, July 2s.-American Zinc n
Tamarack were the features of the min
ing shares market, the former selling
from 5i% to 5s, while the latter opened
at II. selling up to a.. The general list
was strong and changes were generally
on the upswing. lndustrials and rails
were quiet and steady. The summary {:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

~PHiLApELPHiA. July 2s.-The market
here to-day was arm, but only moder.
ately active. Cambria Steel and Lake
Superi-r were up a fraction. while As.
phaits and Cramps were a point higher
Bonds dali. The
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spo, cotton at New York was quiet.
q no!nts advance. Middling. 9S5c,
Southern spot markets were 6 70 10
points advance, with New Orleans S.osc,
Galveston S..5c., savannah Slac, hous-
ton s.s0c.. Augusta S.3ec. and memphis
S-5c.
TIE New Orleans market closed very
steady. Prices were:
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COTTONSEED OIL.

There were new lows made in the local
oil list Yesterday. Selling was due to
the break in the provision market. or
farings were checked by the bulge in
cotton. which was aid to the drought
through the South.
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THE PITTSBURG R K

PirrsBuRG, July 2s.-Crucible Steel
issues. Union Switch and Signal. Pitts
burg Coal and Westinghouse shares were
Columbia Gas and Electric
gained -. Other stocks were steady
without much change. The summary
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customs Receipts s4O7,7Os .oa.

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were si07,-
70s, o3, of which si95.5373s was for
| merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and $2l2,l70.0t for recent
importations.
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Highest temperature. so. At 81 y. NJ
Lowest temperature. 10. at Q 4. VI
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DIVIDEND

coupany and Term. Stk Amt Payable
Buntlo, Rochester and
nual 49,. ........ ptd 3oe Aug Is
Buffalo. Rochester ana
nual 49,. ........ com ~ Aug IL
Pittsburg steel. quar- .
terly -. pfd lAes sept. /
]. :. White, Inc, quar-
terry .........,... pfd ne sept. l
J. : white Engineering
,erly .-......'.... pfd lxe, sept /
/ $ white Manage
quarterly .-..,...... pfd ~ sept.
Elsin National watch.
quarterly ....u..., -cS Aug .
Chicago Rail "
semi-aHnual ..,.... - 10 sept. ]
Goodrich, h, F., quar-
teriy .......,-. pfd ~ Oct. l
standard sanitary Man
4, ufacturinE, quarterly. com llg's July 20
STANDARD sanitary Man
! utacturiug, quarterly. pfd ~ July o.
| American Bank Note. com 10 Aug l6
Pressed steel Car.
quarterly ,.,.,...,. ptd lsT Aug Is
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The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a good business in spot cot
tn. with middling 5 points advance at
seed. Sales. $4,000 bales receipts. IA
OO0 bales. including 1900 American.
Prices at Liverpool closed very steady.
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Eleven A. NJ. bid TO Liverpool were
October. 9.2ic. January. $3.50. March.
sS7c. The market there Is due to open
to-day I TO Sls points advance.
RecaInts and stocks were
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ARM INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNiANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
AM PM PNf
sun rises 4 10 sun sets : u Moon ris IS ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
Sandy INK. Q &C Isl. 10 ~ Hell Gate .i?l1
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
Sandy Hk.a A. GOV. Is 4 20 Hell jate...800
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET

RALrINoGE. July 2N,-tnited Railway
cold Al 80, up y. The rest OF the mar
bet was quiet. The summary:
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Interior stocks and receipts were /:

Exports yesterday. 33,oS5 bales. TT
tai thus far this sesson, s~,330.s51 bale
against g.O32,7GO bales last year.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON July 2s.-The statement of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
ury shows:
Tuesday. This mo. Fiscal yr
Receipts ...,....s1, iiSlsS $40. 9SS. 40 $40 aS. e6t
Disbursements, 9,6i0,sig $3.50, $50 81. go, go
Deficit ......... tNi, sol 81. $50. 5gG 81. ~. 500
Receipts from customs yesterday, Sea. 233:
internal revenue. ordinary, 81, 80 .5l6; corpora.
ton tax, sl07,6S7; miscellaneous. sl74.2
National bank notes received for redemp.
ton, 81. iiS. 49,.
The cash statement Of the United States
rrnnanrnr fnr Iulx o. shnMs,
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HOTEL WINTHROP

Asbury Park, y. J. overlooklnG ocean:
new freproof construction, - private baths
to street tyNCl American and Euro
pean plan. l.. V KAHN 40 years Prop. of
ScarhOro. Long Branch.
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LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hk.SG GOV. Is. I! 20 Hell jate...so
Arrived-wEDNESDAY July "a
s.. Karems. ! r NJ. Manchester. July Is
:. Asuncron de Lsrrinsga, 1915 A NJ.
Cork, July Il
s. FRANCES 5:is p & Liverpool. July L
So Wools,on, $50 A VI Cardiff. July 10
Sc FriSos, - p NJ Tuesday. Liverpool,
July 10
s. Jolando Ill 6iorsio. i?.n A NJ. Jamaica
July -
- Law. ass A NJ. Ma,anzas. July ?:
- Saramacca. u. 20 A VI santiago. July q.
Sc Edga 357 7 NJ. Antilla July 81
s. Olaf p NJ. Guant anamo, July Il.
IS socory. sabine. July 70
s. Colorado. Galveston. July q.
= k1'thiin, ieorge'"wn ; g july ~
:, RIO Grsuds BruusNIck. July 80.
- FL Norie Galveston. July g,
- Chippewa. Jacksonville. July .
- Tyler. Norfolk. July q
s. jamestown Norfolk. July -.
50 Gordon Castle. philadelphia July n
s. Delaware, Philadelphia July .
ARRIVED FROM Z YORK
50 Tinted states. at Copenhagen
"a Rotterdam. At Rotterdam
Sc Principe dI Gdlue, Al Naples
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Lsplsnd, from Liverpool
g Duca dAost1. from staples
IS Brazos. from San Juan
IS Tivives, from Livinsston
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
FUNERAL OF JUDGE CALD-
 WELL HELD YESTERDAY

Little Rock, Feb. 20.-The funeral of the late Judge Henry c. Caldwell was held here today at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Guy c. Smith. Judge Caldwell died last Monday at his home in Los Angeles, at the age of S3 years. He was a member of the Iowa Legislature from 1858 to 61 <, served in the Union Army. and in 1864 he was appointed by President Lincoln as U. s. Judge of the Eastern District of Arkansas, and in 1891 was appoint. ed U. s. Circuit Judge of the 8th dis trict for the states of Arkansas. Colo rado, Missouri, Iowa. North and South Dakota, Kansas, Utah, and Ok lahoma. He retired in 1903, upon at taining the age limit. and since resid- ed in Los Angeles.
 Judge and Mrs. Caldwell were in Little Rock, last Spring and while here celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
BILL PASSES TO CURE
 JUSTICE PEACE EVIL

Little Rock, Feb. 20.-The House Friday p. m. passed the Adamson Municipal Court bill by vote of 76-S. This is the bill prepared by the Little Rock Bar Association to cure the jus tice of peace evils in Little Rock and Argenta. The House also by a vote of 61-33 passed he Senate bill appro- priating $40,000 for the Panama Ex- position which opens in San Francis co today. The fight against the bill was led by Messrs. Dowdy and Belote while Speaker Sawyer took the floor in support of the measure, and was ably seconded by Mr. Alexander and oth- CTS.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20

finer bill to create a district to erect a bridge across the Arkansas river at the foot of Broadway, Little Rock to the Judiciary committee. The Walls bill providing for road improve ment districts in Lonoke and Prairie counties: and the Josephs bill to change the boundaries between Little River and Miller counties were read twice. The Josephs bill for the estab- lishment of county hospitals did not have a sponsor in the Senate and was read but once. The bills giving Prai- rie Grove and Star City portion Of the road taxes collected in the towns for work on the streets, the Yerger bill specifying a lawful fence in Chi cot county, and the Perkins bill fixing salaries for Marion county officers, were all read twice.
 The Senate has now read every bill sent it from the House, and could, within a half days session, dispose of every House measure it intends to 1 further consider.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
ARK KANSAS PIONEER ASSOCIA-
 TION PASSES RESOLUTION


 Little Rock, Feb. 20.-The Arkansas Pioneers Association, consisting of cit izens from different parts of the state adopted the following resolutions: Resolved, that the centenary of the creation of the Territory of Arkansas should be celebrated in the year 1919 by an Exposition of the products and resources of the State; and that the Legislature now in session be petition ed to provide for a commission to make the necessary arrangements for such a celebration" Mrs. J. N. Belcher of Little Rock is president of the organi- zation.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
lTATE GAME BILL
 STARTS ROW IN HOUSE
n,resontatives Want Respec- Ms"' Counties Exempted-POst- " ooued for Consideration
 Tuesday at 10 O'clock.

,.uo pocll Feb. 20.-The reading ,ha Senate General Game bill start
 very considerable row in the
 ridav afternoon. Many rep
 es sought to exempt their
 from the provisions of the
 ,d several had exempted their ,,rtios sought to have them restored af+er they had made a further lnvestl- cation. Finally a motion by Wilson of Jefferson prevailed that further consideration be postponed until 10 m next Tuesday. The bill is flor .~ie protection of wild deer, turkey and boar" providing a bag limit, a license of sl for resident hunters, and es- tablishing a State Commission of five members to enforce the law. Counties sought to be exempted by amendment are Marion, St. Francis, Pike, Calhoun, Ouachita, Poinsett, Crittenden, Fulton, Hot Springs, Sa line Little River, Howard, Searcy, Randolph, Chicot, Cross, Cleburne, Perry, Lafayette, Stone, Columbia, Izard, Carroll, Franklin, Newton, Bradley, Logan, Lincoln, Indepen- dence, Sharp, Hampstead, Dallas, Scott, Montgomery, Jefferson, Ash ley, Lonoke, White, Woodruff, and Union.
 Several other proposed amendments are pending, including the following: To reduce the size of mesh in fish nets from three inches to ? l-2 inch; to keep bird dogs confined from April l to August that prosecuting at torneyS be allowed no fees for pleas of guilty in Justice Courts; to make av apply to all except game fish and that the licenses shall not exceed $15; that no does shall be killed at any time and only two bucks may be killed by any one licensed hunter during the year.
 The open season for deer, turkey and deer shall be from Nov, l to Jan. 10, except that turkey gobblers may be killed from April 15 to May 31; annual license of $1 is provided; li- cense fees are required for hunting dogs; it shall be grand larceny to steal licensed dog.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
GOVERNOR HAYS PAR
 DONS JOSH STANDRIDGF

Little Rock, Feb. 20.-Governor Hays has pardoned Josh Standridge, who was convicted in the Crawford Circuit Court in November 1914, of a felony and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The pardon is granted upon condition that Stand ridge shall be required to pay $100 an- nually to the person whom he offended for her support.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
PERICLEANS CHOOSE DEBATORS
Johnson. Hamby, Milburn and Sailor
 Make Places.

The Inter- Society Preliminary was event of chief interest at the regular meeing of the Periclean Society Sat urday night. The men chosen to rep resent the society were: J. A. John ston, Wells Hamby, Bryan Milburn and V. L. Sailor. Six men tried out The judges were Mir. Newton, Mr- Williams, Mr. Oliver and Mrs. Green haw. It has not been definitely de- cided but it is probable that Mr. Ham by and MT. Johnston will debate the Lees while Mr. Nilburn and Mr. Sai- Tor will go against the Garlands.
 Other members on the programs were Current Events, Foreign by MT. E. E. Stevenson and State by Mr F. R. Williams; and some very valuable Hints on Augmentation" by W. K. Newton.-The University Weekly.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20
BANK COMMISSIONER PAYS 10
 PER CENT OF DEPOSITS

Little Rock, Feb. 2O-The Bank commissioner yesterday sent out checks for 10 per cent of deposits and other claims against the Logan County Bank at Magazine which failed last Tall. This is the second dividend, the hrSt haveing been for 20 per cent.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-20

Money to loan on improved farms. R. L. Blakely. Advt: If.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
IL submarines alemaReS
no han rendidO SuS
parties naVaIeS
En- Belgica Sc reunira ell
Lonsejo para discutir
este asunto

LONDRES. Mario I2.-"The D. Elk
press" de esta capital, recibi6 hoy IN
lespacho de 81 corresponsal en La
Haya. en- los s~iguientes terminus:
"EI Almirantazgo aleman en- Ber-
In ACADIA de recibir una information
2rivada de Cuxhaven en- la que Sc di-
&c que doce de los submarines encar-
gados de destruir los barcos .enemi-
COS han dejado de rendir sus parties
d esa base naval. De los doce sub
marinos de r~eerencia, 8 son de los
c~onstruidos recientemente.
En- vista de este, el Conseja Ma
al ha determinado reunirse hoy mis-
mo bajo la presidential del Empe-
rador, para discut;r 81 las operacio-
mes navales de los submarines deben
suspenderse 0 por e. c~ontrario acti-
varse mas. aumentando el numero
de elementos de destruction"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
DESDE Ell CAMPO De la GUERRA
Resumen de Ia
guerra

La 0iicina francesca de la guerra
pubIica un infOFme en- el Que eN-
plica FL "ObjetO eSenCial' de las
OperacioneS en- ell diStritO de Cham
payne. en- Ell periodic de tempo
comprpndidO del is Ge FebrerO has
Ia la fecha. dicicndO que dichO OBJ
ietO no ha SidO OtrO que el de
d~iStraer en- eSta region Ell mayor nu-
nero de trOpaS alemanaS para evI-
tar que fueSe traSpOrtada una gran
parte dc elias a Russia. a fin dc que
fracaSaran los planes del enemig0
en- aquel teatro de- la guerra. aSi 60
mo 81 de- procurar Que este cOnSu-
micra la mayor cantidad possible
de matcrialcS de guerra.
De acuerdO con el ultimo infOrme
official publicado cn %Petrograd. sc
sabe que algunoS cOmbateS eNtrema-
damente encarniZadOS eStan pelican
dose en- Ia region cOmprcndida IL
tire los rios Niemen y NiS!ula,
ccrca de PrLaSnySL y en- OtrOS dis
tintoS lugareS de- la POlOnia Septcn-
triunal: y que los ataqucS de los
auStriacOS SObrc las pOSiciOncS mos
coyitaS en- los CarpatOS han SidO
rrchaEadoS con qrandeS ptrdidaS.
Por 10 que hace a las ]Opcraci0-
mes EN- 81 tcatrO occidental. - Sa-
he que han Sido SuSpemdidaS dcbidO
a una fucrtc nicbla que ha cubicr-
Ia tOda esd region: perO los ingle-
So a>cguran que Siguen conScr-
lando en- ~u nodcr iaS pOSicioncS
Uur rccicntcmcntc lc q~uitaron al
cnemigo en- los alrededorcS de- La
BaSSr. Ia que por 81 solo constitute
un triunf0.
FL cmbaiador americana on Lon
drrS ha prcSentaGo una nOta al
uobicruo inglt~ manifeStandole que
ha tcnidO cOn0cinhentu de que la
Gran Brctana proyecia cOrtar de-
finitiyamcntc t0daS las cOmunica-
Clones cOmerciale, con Alemania.
y prcqunta que en caSo de que csc
plan ~ llcve a efecto, que acci0n
tendri >obrc el concrete de los
paiSeS n~eutraleS. Una nOta Semc-
jantc Sc Ic ha enviadO al gObicrnO
frances.
II Rey Jorge firm6 VA el deere
to relative Il las repreSaliaS que ci
qobiernO ingIGS tOmara SObre Ale
mania: pcro haSta la fccha. dicho
dccreto no ha SidO publicado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
Murio estranguIado en- C~onstantinopla el hTo favo-
rito del Sultan Abdul Hamid
Sus enemigos politicos
fueron los autores
del crimen

PARIS. Mario I2.-Hoys Sc recibio
en- esta capital un despacho proce-
dente de Sofia, Bulgaria, que da
cuenta de la muerte de Mehmed
Burhan-E ddin Effendi, en- los siguien
ties terminus:
"Informes recibidos aqui de la ca
pital de Turquia hacen saber que eI
Principe Mehmed Burhan-Eddin
Effendi, hijo favorito del eX-Sultan
Abdul Hamid. fue estranguIado en-
su alcoba. A pesar de Ia rescrva
que el gobienno otomano ha Querido
guardian sobre este asunto. esta per-
pectamente confirmado que el p%rinci-
pc murio a manos de sus enemigos
politicos.
Burhan-Eddin tenia % amos de
edad Y era eI cuarto hijo de Abdul
Hamid, durante ell reinado de su pa
Dire, Burhan-Eddin ocupaba eI ca
~torceavo range de la Inca de suce-
sion, de conormidad con la ley de
~Shereefian, pero Sc aseguraba en-
aquella tpoca, que 81 padre preten-
dia c~olocarIo por encima de sus ire
ce predecessors, para hacer de el ell
future Sultan del Imperio. En- la &C
tualidad tenia el grade de teniente
de marina de la armada otomana.
Con la abdicacion que el ano pa
sado hizo ell principe William de
WED de su cargo de g]obernador de
Albania, Sc decia con insistencia que
los turcos urgirian al gobierno para
que Sc fijara en- Burhan-Eddin, CO.
mo successor del trono alban6s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
Trenes CargadOs con pri'
SiOnerOS aIemaneS IIe-
1an a las ciudades
ruSaS
bombardeo de los ale
names ocasiona ell in
cendio de Ossureck

ElRO"hAp. MARI" iI.-JH d'S-
parH" d' hl'N' hl"Iiiia que mini
dad dr iE"l'N cafSahoN u' p'I'Io~
u"r"N h"ri"N "h "atiIIa ' huN"-
Nlua. "Ntan lirgando a las cIuda-
dos ruSas te Pol"uia.
La rrt'rada de los airmaurS con
tIuua con mayor actlNldad on Po-
I"ula. Ahora "St'o roncentranio
"n Nlawa rnorm"S rriu@rzos, es-
prrand0 81 reSuljado de- las opera
clones en- 81 rr>to de las liucas. pa
Ga rutonrcS acomrtrr.
ID plaza dr Ossourrrk esta in
rrndjauioSc Il cau>a del terrible
unmDard"0 de- los airmau">. \ Pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
OCURRIO UN MOTIN EN- COLO
MA A CONSEQUENCE DEL
HAMBRE.

AMSTERDAM, Mario II.-Hoy
ocurrio una seria reyerta en- Colonia,
con motive de la venta de patatas.
La tropa trato de apaciguar a los
amotinados, Y para clio Sc VIC pre-
cisada a emplear toda sus energia.
4 co~nsecuencia del choque han
resultados varias mujeres Y ninos,
muertos Y otroS muchos heridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
LLEGAN A INGLATERRA $50 RE
SERVISTAS NAVALES CO.
LONIALES.

LONDRES, Mario 12.-Con la lie
gada a t]erritorio ingles de ciento
ochenta ~reservistas navales, proce-
denies de la colonia de New Found
land, queda complete ell nUmero de
mil hombres con que ell gobierno de
dicha isla colonial, Sc c~omprOmetio q
contribuir para Ia Campana.
Los neofolandeses 0 marinos
muy audaces que han tornado gran
participation en- las operaciones ma
wales de Inglaterra. HaSta la fecha
han muerto en- las acciones mariti-
mas cuarenta y ocho de ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
ILA EMPEZADO Ell INTERCAM-
BIO DE PRISIONEROS ENTIRE
FRANCIA Y ALEMANIA.

BERLIN, Mario ll.-Hoy Sc anun
clio oficiaImente que ha empezado ell
i~ntercambio de prisioneros entire
Francia Y Alemania.
Esta acci0n Sc debe a las gestioneS
del Papa.
En- eI ~intercambio citado no figu-
ran los oficiaies; tan solo Sc refie-
re, por ahora, a los soldados, Y a
clase menOr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-13
48 CANONES DE GRUESO CALL
BRE HAN SIDO DESTRUIOOS
EN- LOS DARDANELOS

LONDRES, Mario 11.-Oficial-
mente comunica eI Almirantazgo,
que ~cuareRta y ocho canones de
grueso calibre, han sido d~estruidos
por las baterias aliadas al enemigo,
en- el estrecho de los Dardanelos.
La escuadra c~ontinua ST. feroz
bombardeo.
Narios fuertes estan a punto de
rendirse, y otros completamente
.destruidos.