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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-30
SUSCRIBASE I'D. A Ii PRENsa

regaladO, no era a sus ojos una mujer
vulgar; pueS no podia Greer que es-
tas lineas encerraran unicamente uT
cumplimiento trivial.
y tenia listed raz6n. Esa ioven
era un angel; tome usted-me dijo-
lea listed esta carta.
me alarg6 un papel que mostra-
ba claramente haber sido leido mu-
chas veces.
Lo desdobIG, y he aqui 10 que con-
tenia:
MI querido Armando: He lefdo su
carta; veo que sigue listed odeno Y
por clio doy gracias a Dios. 81, a.
migo MIC, estoy enferma y dc una de
esas Intermediates que no perdonan,
pero ell interes cue tiene listed a bien
manifestarme disminuye mis- padeci-
mientos. No vivire sin duda ell ITEM
pc necesario para tener ell placer de
estrechar la mano que ha escrito la
bondadosa carta cue acabo de recibir,
Y cuyas frases me curaFlan, 81 alguna
cosa en- el mundo pudiera consegulr'
10. No lie we're a listed mas, porque
estoy al borde de la tumba y o Sc"
paran centenares de leguas. iPobre
MIC! Su Margarita de otro item
pc esta muy cambiada, y qulzas es
preferible que no vuelva listed a ver-
la, a contemplate en- ell estado en- que
(Continuara)
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II. Duval. sumamente conmovido.
40 hizo n:n@un esfuerzo para o~cuitar
: amociia. = NE dijo con los ojos
Ie-os de iazr!Eas ' tcmbloroSa voz:
-C &ba,.ero; ,uego q usted que me
d.simv,e mi vista Y mi traje. pero,
apa-te de cue entire jovenes debe rel
u.~ cierra tranoueza. deseaba tan al
Gisn,eme-te ve- a ustd hoy .mismo.
.g III sigg.ssa me he tornado el ITEM
20 .ecesa..o para a7earme en- Ia foE-
ia uorde he e.vialo nj equipaje, )
he -eoiio p,esu-oso has.a arui por
TENOR de no encor-rar a listed en-
casa POI mas cue sea temprano.
Rogue q Il. Duval que tomase asien
.a cerca de Ia chimenea, 10 cual hizo
as; mientras sacaba del boIsillo IN
pa6ue,o. con e. que oculto por IN mo-
mento 81 rostro.
No acartara listed, sin duda-
~epuso ~son-iendo tristemente-lo que
a-sea de Gsced este vSitador deSco-
rac:Go, @ uaa bora a desusada, con
seme:a-te t-ajc. y liorando de este
moG0. Vergo tan solo. caballero. 4
0eGir q listed IN gran favor.
liable listed, cabaliero. estoy en-
te-amen-- . su disposition.
-.Ea as.suido listed a IA subasta
de muebles de Margarita Gautier?
Al pronunciar esta palabra, Ia
emoci6n de que por IN momento ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-30

coba para coger eI libro y Sc 10 en-
tre@ue.
-Es ell mismo-dijo miranda Ia de
dicatoria de la primera pagina Y no.
Ijeandolos despues-ies el mismo,
! verti6 dos grandes lagrimas en-
sus paginas.
-CabaIiero-me dijo levantando
la cabeza, y sin cuidarse va de ocul-
tarme que habia dorado Y que esta-
ba a punto de seguir llorando-iapre
cia listed en- muchO este libro?
-GPor que 10 pregunta listed?
-Porque he venido a rogar a US
ted que me 10 ceda?
-Perdone listed mi curiosidad-le
die entonces;-3es listed el que Sc
10 ha regalado a Margarita Gautier?
ST, senior.
-Siendo asi, el libro es de listed;
quedese con el, yo me considero di-
chose al devolverselo.
-Pero. ..-repuso NJ. Duval con
cierto embarazo,-a 10 menos es pre-
ciSo que entregue a listed 10 que lie
ha costado.
-Permitame que Sc 10 ofrezca. FL
precio de IN solo volumen en- una
subasta semejante es una bagatela, '
va no me acuerdo de 10 que me ma
costado csc.
-Ha dado listed por el Glen fran
cos,
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zas por ell placer de hacer rabiar a III
inidviduo que aumentaba e~ncarnlza-
damente la puia, y cue p~arccia dis
putarme su adquisiciOn. Lo repiJo,
caballero. este libro esta a la dispO-
sici6n de listed, y lie ruego de nuevO
que 10 acepte como n restitution,
a fin de que listed no 10 reciba de mi
como yo 10 he recibido del subasta-
dor, Y para que entire ~nosotros e ID
brenda de n amistad sincera Y de
unas relaciones mas jntimas.
-Pues bien, caballero-me lilo
Armando tendiendome la mano Y es.
trechando la mia-acepto, lie estart
a listed reconocido toda mi vida.
Yo tenia vivos deseos de dirigir q
Armando algunas preguntas acerca
de Margarita, porque la ~dedicatoria
del libro, el viaje de aquel joven Y su
interes en- poser ell libro excitaban
mi ~curiosidad; pero de intcrrogarle,
temia que creyera que habia rehusa-
do su dinero solo por tener ell dere-
cho de mezclarme en- u asuntos.
Cualquiera hubiera dicho que adj
mi deseo porque me dijo
-tHa leido listed este libro?
Del TODD.
-;Y que ha opinado listed de las
dos lineas que he e~scrito ell el?
He comprendido desde luego que
Ia pobre jo~en a quien 10 habia listed
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bia triunfado en- aquel joven pudo
mas que e., Y Sc VIC obligado q lie
varse la mano i los ojos.
-Debo parecer a listed bastante
acknowledgement tam
bien este. ' este listed SECURE de que
nunya olvidare Ia paciencia 0 que
tiene listed a bien e~Scucharme.
-Caballero-respondi-si Ell SER
.vicio Que segin parece puedo ofrecer
q uSred debe calmar algun tanto el
pesar que experimental. digame listed
pronro en- q puedo serle it'll y en-
coutrara en- mi IN hombre que ten
dra n gran satisfaction en- servirle.
e. dolor de NJ. Duval era simpati-
co. Y aun a pesar MIC hubiera desea-
do complacerle.
Entonces me dijo:
-sCompr6 listed algo en- aquella
almoneda?
ST. senior; VI hbro.
-"Nan6n L~escaut."
|uStamente.
-;Tieue listed todavia csc libro?
-Esta en- mi alcoba.
Esta noticia p~areci6 aliviar q Ar
mando Duval de un grave peso y ME
do las gracias como 81 con el nero
hecho de c~onservar en- mi poder aquel
libro lie hubiese prestado un gran
favor.
Entonces me levante, pase a mi al
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PESOUISA

HliNIttI'AHE con s. Z Ia persona Qnr me
.alnTln" ron cIHctind dcl actual paraIrrp
d." mi N'i0 Rafael I;DcIl. DC Is amos Gc cdad.
moreno. ru"rno regular. GiUS grandrS ne
-|"s: G!icu ~d.Ij d" Corpus christi. Texas.
lla"" ; mr>rS "n ~runpania dai ST. I"rrnin
! l0r"S, dc ~ amos 4" eGat. para uaDajar en-
lI campo &c Gc-rErairr-. do los a~lT"GodurcS
II" corpus christi, no IIahirndOsc lcnidu NO.
'.ria> o." 81. ~ ipGO ct" lap<u lie TEMPO.
'ii n"iuEr" o. I.l!2 C"-In". r"ru drrIiusr
ini"rHr- a sra. Julia Orriz, 1881 Morales 81.
san Antonio. TeyaS. 9S-J
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4 Tic. EDUARDO TAWAaIZ.

anteriormente TadicaIo 81 Ia oiu.
! de Mexico. ofTsce I listed sua
gicios en- s0da Cllse de asunt0s
acionad0s con SD ~profesiCa, "a
. aqui @ en- II 2epdblica MeZi-
a FL Lie. Tamariz esta as0cia-
con los abOgadOs CObbS, Eskridgt
los nGmer0s IA q 20 del Brady
,lding. san ANTONIO, Texas.
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70 dn 7acafpcaS manufacturer QUt
SOLO los antprioreS datos habian IIe-
gadO 4 Su rOnOcimientO y que. POI
10 mismo. esOs me prop0rcionabar
como veridicOs.
Ell CORRESPONSAI..
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Giccionario Manual.
E~nciclopadico.

sac dIccionarIo De g .eRgus
reilsna es el mas complete =
e-no Ista iiuscrado con mas
- nj grabados en- negro :
~1,"res, mas is go naD8s.
r-1a il retratoe he h0nCres c..
a3ifc,os Y monGmeH-os
-,-tcOs de tCdas parties de- muc
TT Es Ell mejor 10 '0s aaej.
odicCa msnu9iAs 2 solo v9.a
$500 ei ejemplar.
Ean@s los peGIdos scnmpsna-
- 50 jmDyrCe g
4 z. A
00lGrosa 81 San AnC0alC
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
Tarifa.

Una palabra, una rez ............ 10
" yeceS conSecutlras.. &c
" Z wees cOHsecutfvaS.. &c
1" 10 veceS rOnSecutivaS o
mas, p0r cada inserci6n. .......... Ic
NOTA-Los av!sos De menos de Is palabr8s.
seran cobrsdos q razon de las ounce.
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ROFESI0NALFS-

DR.. sALoME CARA ALDApE de la faculrsd
de Mexico; autorizsdo en- el Estado de Te.
XsS; especiallsta en- Intermediates eentto-
urtnartas Y ciruJia en- general. Residencta,
warren 81. tis. Telefono Travis 1897. OF
Gina, Frost Building. T%elefonos, Nueyo f7S;
yIeio Travis 3Gii.
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NESTiS-

NENDO BkRATO burPo Y carrci6n. esulfa
GASOLINE y Cana complete. TOmarc en- paEu
dinrro plata mcXlcana. SIS 5. Gale de Fri
nIdad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-30

81 e 81 PUEBLO no hay agcnte de Ia
PRENSA teGiquese listed a ycnderla V lie
prOduCira maGniriCa nlilidad. EScrfbanos
' ie iaremOS nueSiraS condolences para
los agentes.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Play Of the Young
Girl and Boy
By EdwinA MsryLAymsn, Fon Collins. Colo

experience and rightly directed and understood the child gain
untold riches from the nature lore that him. again
father and mother be of nema value him. encouraging and
helping him tendency which he shows Gain his confidence
Nate and enjoy with him the things which interest him. let him
come you with all his treasures and his great
So only you give your children and gain from them the great
and happiest moments of life.
If your girls want the experiences in the great outofdoor
let them have hem although this older period possb
ties attract girl Here the mother should gain daughters
and with the spirit love teach her the things
any and worthy future mother The great tragedies girls
lives have from this understanding mother and
daughter.
The household be primarily learned in the spirit of
paymake each duty gamend finally, through the play
real value will be and appreciated This may
sound for it is the basis of the greatest girl the country
today and thousands of young girls gaining greater
edge of e work through first seeing the gue play pleasure
No is too old to play game you have take few
spare moments in days worgo out in the yard and play
tennis game of herba voey-ba quos with your daughter
your work and hers will have of the day.
because you have played and played together
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Somewhat Sarcastic.

An Idaho guide whose services were
retained by some wealthy young East
erners DESTROYS of hunting in the
Northwest evidently took them to be
the greenest of tenderfeet, since he
undertook to chaff them with reci-
tai something as follows:
TT was my first grizzly. so | was
mighty proud to kill him in hand to
hand struggle. We started to fight
about sunrise. When he finally gave
up the ghost the sun was going down. .
Al this point the guide paused to
note the effect of his story. Not a
word was said by the Fasteners. 80
the guide added very slowly. "for the
second time"
Il gather, then" said one young gen,
tleman. a dapper little Bostonlan,
that it required period of two days
to enable you to dispose of that griz.
ely.
Two days and night" said the
guide, with grin. That grizzly died
mighty hard"
Chopped to death?" asked the Bos.
tonian
Eyes, sir" said the guide.
Pardon me-" continued the Hub
tie. but what did you try to get him
to swallow?'
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Where MaekereI are Cheap.

"Mackerel, Is" Such is a line on
the club menus. and the supply one
gets for the sum stated is one mack
erel. without bread or butter. sauce,
or vegetables. To Scot this seems
an extraordinarily high price to pay
for a single mackerel. seeing that In
the North they are considered expen'
sive Just now at 11sd each, while tons
are daily returned to the sea as not
worth while taking to any market.
Loeb Fyne at present is packed with
mackerel and free from the Wanted
fresh herring. and the mackerel are
regarded only as nuisance by the
fishermen. The other night saw
hundredwossht after hundredweight
cast into the aea by men without
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Some Men Attempt
to Appear Wise
By D. K. HIRcHBERc. Detroit. Mich.

gned with tortoise she'll Doctors and specialists have
mended them so occurred two psychologists recently seek exp
nation of their popularity and the research proved that the tortoise
trimmed specaces and eyeglasses harmful.
After examination by the psyhOa1 ac methods of Professor
Freud of BudaPh the psychologists have discovered the surprising
fact that the tortoise shd and trimmed circular glasses
scious imitation of the of ows In ne by Freudn analysis
has been found that there suppressed wish to ok wse and
owlke" When of this they will deny it. Nevertheless
proved absolutely beyond doubt each and individual tested
that there neither cosmetbeauy any aid to the
vision pecac On the contrary it brought out
that the thick dark edges distract the from its central focus and keep
annoyed and wandering the dark edges made of tortoise she'll
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Parents arelessin I eaching
and Training
By George s. Palmer. San francisco

Each consists of five young children and the contrast between these chill
dn really surprising The parents family have feel
proud of their offspring for they taught all times to have respect
for all people older than themselves and leave other peoples property
absolutely The other family includes about the saucy and
mpuden boys could find They annoyance
body who contact with them They to take delight
destroying other peoples property and for respecting old
woman fear they do not respect their parents
any wonder that every about young lads being
arrested and jail? If boys learn nothing at home but
unndness when they growing up what else be expected but
that they will spend their early manhood in houses of correction?
Home training speaks louder than words
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

knowledge as to where mackerel could
be disposed of at a profit. says a
writer in the London Chronicle. The
Scottish demand for mackerel is
faint, and it seems that there are diff.
ficulties in the way OF transportation
to far-off markets. mackc-el being
fish that perishes very soon after be-
ing taken from the water.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Where the pamane Was.

"You say the automobile struck
your" asked the judge
"Yas. Judge. it shure did strike me,
all right" replied the colored man in
court.
where did it strike your"
in de bald, judge"
But your head seems to be all right,
lam"
"Oh. vas. nah haid am all right, but
ger JUS oughter Sc dat autermibsel.
judged"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Puttlna Il Another Way.

A feminist asserts that willful I'm
fertility In intellectual women Is de-
feasible Il they contribute to the world
literature or works OF art more valu'
able than the offspring they might
produce. Putting 1t another way. de-
fensible upon the theory that their
children might have proved as bad Al
the books they write or the pictuI =
they paint Louisville Courier-Jour'
nal.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Which They Got.

Il understand the Twobbles were
greatly benefited by Mrs, Twobble's
visit to the seashore"
II can see how Mrs. Twobble might
be benefited, but how about the other
members OF the family who stayed at
homeG"
-oh. all o. needed was q rest"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Victory Of Faith Is
Sure Of It's Reward
By Rev. wil,On E. DOuald,On. Chicago

amount of inherited secondhand faith take the place
dark
There is way to such faith Faith easily easily
overwhelmed to stand the test faith grounded deep
real experience facing the grim facts Of actual life graphing with
stern realities "He that oyome" shall faith
He has that which shall not be taken from him.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
Capacity for Taking
Infinite Pains
By Dr.. TN. Carver. Washington. DC.
forty years and it wasn't worth the trouble.

forty and wasn't worth the trouble Much of the philosophy of
civilization is summed up in that remark
Civilization consists largely in taking trouble Genius in the nd
vdu has been said consist in the capacity for taking infinite pains
in ones work.
this capacity which marks the superior well the supe
ror individual They who find the taking of pains urdenome
be borne will naturally decide that civilization not worth the trouble
They who do not find it very bunsome take pains will naturally
decide that civilization worth the trouble and will therefore
civilized
This principle applies every stage Of civilization progress The
greatest advancement made by those who capable taking greatest
pms
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

There is a story of an
aged savage who, after hav-
ing lived in civilized COM
munities most of his life,
returned in his old age to
his native tribe, saying he
had tried civilization for
Much of the philosophy of
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

Recently, not with mush-
roomlike growth, but grad
ually, there has crept upon
the faces of many men
never upon women-a cir
cular lens spectacle and eye
glass bounded and mar
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

There is no personal faith
like that a man has won by
fight and struggle with
doubt and fear. Here, as
elsewhere, the law holds
that we pay the price for
what is truly excellent. No
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30
INTERNATIONAL.
SUNDGYSOOM
LESSON
LESSON FOR OCTOBER 3
ELIJAH IN NABorH,s VINEYARp.
@Y n. o. SELLERS, Acting Director Of
Bible Institute, Chicago.)

LESSON TEXT-I Kings M:11-9o
GOLDEN TEXT-Be sure your sin viii
ind you out--Num. S2:23
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

1t seems strange that the
parents of today are so very
careless in the teaching and
training of their young boys
and girls.
In the neighborhood where
l live are two families.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1915-09-30

AS the little children
grow up their desires for
recreation and play broaden.
The boys want to go fishing
and hunting and swimming.
The country always holds
some new phase of life or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
LANE PICTURES FREE AND
GREATER EUROPE AFTER WAR

Raleigh. n. c., Nov. Sin an address
before the state Literary and Historical
association Of North Carolina. Franklin
X Lane. secretary OF the interior, pic
tured a free and a greater Europe as a
result OF the great war.
~One-half OF the world is at war to-
day" said the secretary. We look with
horror upon the inhumanity Of human
nature and say to ourselves; Is this all
that Christianity has Brought Have We
made no further progress than TO make
Attila2 What has become OF that sweet
song OF the Brotherhood OF mani
But these are the words OF an IN
thinking despair
Europe may burn up. Her people
nav be blasted by bankruptcy Her ma
tional lines may be made TO follow new
channels Her industries may be buried.
Her sons may fall and the blood and
the brain Of many an unknown TOlstoi
beethoven. Pasteur OF Darwin may fer
tiIfze her shell furrOwed fields She
NAV set I'D for a day new standards OF
national greatness But these, all these.
cannot destroy the passionate purpose
OF her people to own themselves, TO find
themselves and to decide for themselves
what chains they viii bear and what
sacrifices they will make For chains
and sacrifices must be. these mean So
.ciaI life and only the anarchist dreams
of a life without restraints But Eu-
rope knows that It may have what We
Americans long ago gained, that De
cree OF freedom in which sacrifice Is
made-consciously and proudly made
for those and to those with whom we
have a common interest And thls Is
liberty"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
ENGLISH NAVY INSPIRES
U. S. TO WANT BIG FLEET

London. Eng Nov. 9--Presenting
fun details OF the United States's plans
for a greater navy. the Daily Telegraph
states by way Of comment that among
the things the British navy has done
is to convince the people Of the United
States that their country requires a
large navy
I'VE have" the Daily Telegraph adds:
'the spectacle Of the greatest demOc-
racy in the world. although separated
from Europe by more than 5000 miles
in such hurry for more warships that
il is decided not even 10 wait for the
lessons on construction and armament
which the war may teach Moreover.
this decision has been reached By a
party which came into power in op-
position to the RoOseveltian policy of
the big stick and pledged itself to
economy in ornaments
The hOstilities in Europe have tenn
Dered the extreme pacificism Of Amer
leans. Although already possessing
navy held by many TO be second in the
world. they are determined 10 have a
still greater one"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-09
An Easy Way To Get
Fat And Be Strong

The trouble with most thin folks who wish
to gain weight IS that they insist on drug
glng their stomach or stuffing IL with
greasy foods. rubbing on useless flesh
creams" or following some foolish physical
culture stunt. while the real cause OF thin
ness goes untouched. You cannot get fat
until your digestive tract assimilates the
food you eat
There is a preparation known to reliable
druggists almost everywhere which seem
ingly embodies the missing elements needed
by the digestive organs 10 help them con-
vert food into rich. fat-ladeu blood. This
modern treatment is called Sargol and has
been termed the greatest OF shoulders
Sargol aims through regenerative recon-
structtve powers to coax the stomach and
intestines 10 literally soak mp the fatteninE
elements Of your food and pass them into
the blood. where they are carried to the
starved. hrOkeu-dOwn cells and tissues Of
your body. You can readily picture what
result this amazing Transformation should
produce as with increased weight the cheeks
fill out. hollows about neck shoulders and
bust disappear and from 10 to 20 pounds OF
solid. healthy flesh Is added to the body.
SarEol is absolutely harmless. inexpensive.
efficient Leading druggists OF this vicinity
have it Will refund your money n you are
not satisfied. as per the guarantee found in
every large package
NOTE--SargoI is recommended only as
flesh builder and while excellent results in
cases OF nervous indi Eestion. etc. have been
reported care should be taken about using
It unless a gain OF weight Is desired.