davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Baio la gran arana. las botellas
de champana, en- Columns p~rofun-
das. a la alemana, cubrian la mesa
entire rosas marchitas. In colossal
soldado de pomerania subia de GUAM
do en- cuando de Ia bodega con una
canasta en- la mano. Ell teniente Won
Trupmann, despues de tratar al
hombre de triple puerco Sc incllna-
ba. examinada las botellas alineadas
como 81 fueran obuses y anunciaba:
"Corton.... Pornard... Cotero-
ire" Los otros, va ebrios, grunian:
"jHoch." Los tapones saltaban CO.
mo pistoletazos. Sin embargo, ell
champana a~utentico una ahora todas
las copas. DRY" gritaba el te-
niente. Vino frances, etiqueta in
glesa: hasta en- la mesa lie hacian
Ia guerra a los aliados.
Bendito pals esa Francia que al
fin de ina jornada de combate obse-
quia en- un castillo Luis XIII entire
arboles Y estanques, Il salas rlcas
como museos, sus faisanes Y los Vi
nos de suS b~odegas, santas criptaS.
Es justo reconocerles 4 los france
ses, vanidosos, por otra parte, Y de-
testables animales poIiticos, inestima-
bles cualidades de olfato Y de gus
TO. A pesar de las ordenes del ge-
neral habra que dejar vivo 4 alguno
en- visto de las artes recorativas Y
culinarias. En- el conjunto, seran sir
vientes distinguidos.
e. ~subteniente Won Biummai, io-
ven delgado, rubio de ojos azules Y
agudos, de palida embriaguez. hacia
Cfalsificaba) ironia.
a veces interrumpiase para pre-
guntar:
-iD6nde estas, Otto?
-NueStrO nctmano, t~-Nce!encla,
anda en- exploration. contestaba in
canSablemer'S su vecinC.
Otto conoc;a Ia casa. Como inge-
micro. habia levantado en- otrO ITEM
pc su plano para una installation elec-
trica: al eS que 10 llev0 derecho I
sus "kamaradas." lie debian IN be-
tin s~electo Y los tesoros de Ia bo-
dega: prometia algo mejor aun, 81
es que consentian en- posponer las
delicias del vino anejo a los encan-
tos de una linda muchacha. Por ESQ
era que Otto andaba dc exploration
Won Blummai Sc detenia q veces
en- 10 mejor de sus periodos. En- cl
gran salon Gondc habian tendido Ia
mesa, sobre ell piano cubierto de til
meas verdes : de un monitor de sa-
bles, de cinturones sonreia un retra-
TO.
Era ell de un gentil hombre del
siglo diez Y ocho. condecorado con
la crden de San Luis. Ese retrato
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
OBHiS DE VICTOR HUGO
NONELAS DINERSAS.

Don Ouiiotc de II Mancha. La Obra macs
ira de Ia literature e>panold. EGlclOl! DE
Ell Marilr del G6lgold. HcrmuSa obra basa-
Ga en- Ia vida del l;cdcntor del Mui!dp.
In tumo grande. bicn :mpaSladO....$im
La Dana dc las CancliaS ............... 11c
Ii Periqulllo Sarn!cntO. FalnOsa ho'cIa me
NiGaLa I,ycia Gc ,mncia SeD:a-
Clon '"c
Los Slcir Pecados CapltalcS, ; ioinOs gran
dcS .-Sl.""
Memorials dc I'M RcvolucionariO. obra que
plnta en- tOduS suS hOrrurts Ia uranla
rll>a IJc
CarIncn Historic dc TN cOFdZuh. hcFllI-
81 nOrela meNicana ................ o1r
Historic dc Robinson Cru>0c. LIhfo que
prUvOCa InlcnSa> cmOciuT">. HnTiic sedH-
&C Ia maTayIllUsa historic de iODlil>on.
EdIriUn dc luJO -S-'uo
Los UllimOS Dias de- Pumpeya. Una dc las
obras mas inIcreSantes dc 10 epoca foHia-
ma, cuyas Coslumbrcs describe InaraHi-
llusamcnte
Gil Bias de SanlilIana. Ubra cldsIca enSal-
zada por iratadtslaS inie!iSeaIeS. Ed'-
Cion de lujo
FL Amor de los AmorcS. N0Yela sentl:neh-
tai, ! lomos. icla
e. inferno de los CclOs. i loilos eihpd9'a-
y Gil A14A
La Muier Adultera. ubra que cnninueVe a
aqucllas pcrsOnas que rccnrren >us Delll-
simaS paginas, : tolnos tcla ........'SS'2'
Ell Condo dc MoatecriSlo, coz su continual
zion, La Mano del MuerIo,' 3 tonlos
grandcs. COT ilustracloncS ..........S-.-o
Oscar y Amanda. ConmOvcdora no'ela aHio-
rosa. , lUIuUS
La IiIja del Cardcnal ................ ''c
Los Tres .i:osquctCrUs, con SUI continual
ci6n, '.Yeiute Amos DcspucS' y 'El VIZ
condo 81 Bragelone'
Expiacit2. o FL Mariirio dc Una Madre 5oc
Genoyeya die Bravanle -. 25c
Pablo Y Virginia DC
Amor Sublime, Novela mcXiclIa ...... ''c
Los MiStcrioS dc Ia lnquislclon-........ zoe
Ell Judo Errante zoe
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Los indios yaquis haeen e~orrerias
Dirijen I'm ocurso a Maytorena los
comercianteS

Ios co-merciartas del NercaGo Mu-
nicipaI de la plaza fronteriza han eIe-
vado IN ocurso al gobernador May
torena, pidiendole permita, como n
teriormente, las pequenas exporta-
clones de productoS m~exicanos que
tienen consume domestico en- este
lado.
Los peticionarios fundan su soil
citud en- el hecho de que su siste-
ma comercial es el que principalmen-
tie esta sosteniendo al pueblo de No
gales ' que ha hecho frente p la di-
ficil Situacion economical creada por
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ESPiRiTISiIO
oRR,s DE LA GUERRA EuROPEA.
HiSTORIA.

Historic dc Roma. COmprende deSte los
OriSraes dc Roma hd>ta Ia catda del I'm
UeTlp Romano dc OcrIdenic .........- a1c
Historic dc GrcCIl, dr>GC los tIempOS he
r0lro> hd-ta IL Decentralization del Impe-
ITO O." Nlrl.ndru Observation-Disclosures i0c
81 sol de- Mayo. Memorials de la InIeryen-
sion. Con graduates
e CerrO dc las C~aEpauaS. Con retratOS de
per~unalCS hI>tbTICu>
SdccvIoIc Y CaUdIllO- obra recercnte a Ia
iAufIcLltItIa a1C
Los InsurSeuyc>. Continuation del relate de
Ia !B>UTrcCclUu contra ESpalia 1900. 1Jc
Memories lie VI GuerrIlleru. Historic de la
Guerra Gr RerOrma .................. 15c
Ia AdIe>lad Calda- NOvcl3 historical de Ia
FeNUluctun AdQeriSIa ..-.--....---..- J1c
Las AlrucIdaGr> Alemanas. Informe de los
aciuS culileildOS pOr las rueFZaS alcLnanaS
en- JerrIiJriu frances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2Jc
Historic PdirIa, por don JuSlu Sierra. lius-
De furfirIu pIaX i Francisco NaderU. ubra
pUHlICa, pur el Dr.. Lara PardU .....Sl.60
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N0SELAS 4 soc CiDA UNA

NalditaS Sean las NujercS
MaidIiOs >"an los llOmbrcS
MaldIlaS sean las Suegr1S
Artc dc BUsCdr NarldO
Las EvaS MudernaS
FL N0v!U PreStadO
La HlIa de las Flores
Fl PurgalOriO de las SUltcras
FL ParalSO de las MujcrcS
Fl Inferno dc los lIoinbres
Viva TAI NUyia.
II liada de los Mares
Su MaJcStad el Amor
Maldlto sea el Amor
la lr!nccsa del Dollar
Amor Y MarIlriO
La Hija de Venus
Porque Sc CaSan los Hombres
PorQue sc CGsan las MujereS
Purquc Pecan las MujercS
Porque Reinciden las ViUdas
Ell Collar dc ESmeraldaS
Las HijaS dc Champagne
FL NIdO dc RuISeh0reS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Icrrar Nayicano Primero. Por el Prof. An
GNr> I>"pt ~
LertUr NeI.caUo >ecuGtO ........-..-.. tr
Aluarrn dc CurIlU> para Mics. hcrinprA
collection &c ruentJs. lcycnda> ' nara
p!rr.onarip Drip-rafJcO DE Las woes caste
llaoas que CTrcccn difIcultad en- su e.
Manual Complete de JrbanIdad ....-.. 60c
CUnyerSarI0neS y NarraclOne> r~eidiivaS d
HIdaIsu ' Juirez. ubra para lnculcar en-
los ulnOs el mol I Ia palTIa ! q euS ne
rUc> ]bc
e. Angel del HUgar. LlbrO prlmcro dc lee
lLFd para NlilA> i"'
Fl Angel del HOgar. Llbro segundU &c lee
iuFd para ld> ulllaS ..-.-..--..--..... 1Ot
La Peria de Ia casa. Tercer libro de Ell
Angel del HoSaT. Due
Primer LIhTn de RecItaC!Oncs en- pTUSa y
verso. Ton rec.iacIUne> references a Ia
e>cucla, Ia patrla, ID sOcIedad, IL nalG-
TIleZa. dos. ttr. .......-..-.---..-- QUO
Una Fam,IId de Heroes. HcrinU>O ltbrO que
nara Ia vida dr uul IaluIiIa herOIca. cue
Intervene dcsde Ia Guerra dc lndcpen-
dcnrla hasla Ia dc Intervention y Ct I'm
IHElD wv
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Esperanto sus 6rdenes, Quedo de
I'd. como siempre alto S. S.
FelicianO Mendoza.

Mercedes, Texas, Septiembre de
1915.
ST.. don Ignacio Z. LozanO.
San Antonio. Texas.
Muy senior MIC Y amigo:
SirvaSc listed aceptar mi humil-
de perO siucera felicitaci6n pOr cI
ndmcro especial de La Prensa'
que Sc pub,ic6 ell 10 del actual, en-
conmemOrari6n del anivcrSariO de-
nucStra independence.
Suyo affmo amigo y alto 5. 5.
Manuel BRIONES
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F%elicitaciones de nuestros l~ectores por ell
n1mero especial de LA Prensa'
del dla Is del actual

Corpus Christi. Texas, Septiembre
Il de 1915.
ST. T.nacio E. Lozano.
San Antonio, Texas
Muy ST. nueStrO Y amigo:
Ante todo nos completeness en-
felicitar a I'd. por el 6Xito alcan-
zado con el numero especial de La
PrenSa.
En- menoS de treinta minutes St
agotaron los ejempIares recibidoS
' solo >entimoS no haber pedido
mas para poder contar a unos cuan-
toS - quedarOn sin 81
De I'd. AfmoS. altos. amigos Y 5.
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P0ESIAS.

rOcSiaS de Antonio Plaza ............. 6Lc
Pa,Ionarlas. ObraS poeticas de Manuel ".
Flores soc
Puesias dc Manuel ACUla. AUnentadaS con
81 drama Eel Pasado' .........-..... 6Oc
Los TrOvadoTcs de Mexico. Hermosa coiec-
cIGn dc pUcs!as de uucstToo mejorco au-
torres. 4 Ia rustlCa ..........-.... bUc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

" rhilp sc prepare cl gran SlICtsO ue IL
VenIda del Mc>iaS. EdlCI0n dc luIO. Tn
tUmU -raEdc S2G0
Nuvcna del ~anto Nino dc AtOCha...... lHc
Ii lmiiaCI6n dc CrI>tO ................ Cue
Catccl>mO de Hlpalda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iDc
LII It!' -h'AlHdllD o'C
AItT1ra dc SalVaci0n 60c
CumulSadDr General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Jc
PeQucliO Lavdilc de Ia JuVentUd o DtyO-
CiOndrIO del CrlStIanO ............... 2Gc
FI!o$0fia Elemental, por Balmes. COntjcne
lOSlca, mclafi>!ca. 6tlca. etc. .......Si.25
OcvOClOnariO Guadalupdno ............. pc
CgieClsinO de perseverance, ............Si.OD
Los MarlIreS, 0 81 TrIunTO de ID Religion
Crlsliana. LIbro cuya leciUra nos hacc
aSiStir a Ia lucha de dos generaciOncs
COntrarIaS: Ia una armaGa con los arreoS
dc la ferUc!dad, y Ia otra con 81 SimbOlo
redcniOr So. 90
e. GeniO del CrIsti3niSmo. E>ta Ohra. como
Ia anterior, C. de las mejJrcS para los
hOgareS. AmbaS eslan edltauaS d TODD lu-
~ S-.UU
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NOyELAs DE \ i0c CADA UNA.

NUtEL-iS De 7 IUC I.fUl I.NA.
Fl BcCcrrO de orc.
Il lI!Ju MaldltO.
Ia IUCha pOr el Amor
Il NIuuscrIto dc Nj Madre
Maria, pOr Jorge lsaacS
e Cura dc Aldea
Dora
AZuceQa.
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OBRAS POETICAS DE PEA
RELIGION.

Sagrada. RcCopliacI6n Sobcrbia del
Antigua ' Nucyp TeSialuentD. LlbrO que
cun'ienn Ia cUmplIcada historic del pUe-
bio lie Israel Y que pinta las fIguraS de
patridrCd> ! prOfctaS. yIeniO~c CldrdTncTl-
te como &c prepare el gran StICcSO de Ia
venIda del Mc>iaS. EdlCI0n de lujO. Tn
.,. ..,rg. 60 IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
rOMAlASEO.

Para 2uzgar a un amigo csperad
, lue le seals mas bien graboso
!uc produciGndolc venLajas, hOnra
rrI.Tpb.
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A NoGALES, SONORA.
Eicnc de Ia pigina 1.

Cavities ' en- Ojitos Y los derrotaron
completamente. Los detalles de este
combate no son conocidos toGavia.
pero Sc dice que fue igualmente san
griento a los anteriores Y que en- el
perdieron mucha genie los mayto-
reniStas, contandOse entire esas per-
didas las de 12O Soldados que Sc pa
Saron al enemigo en- e. momento en-
que el combate estaba mas empe-
nado.
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OBEiS D!tERSAS.

Niajc alrcdeupr del munGO. InicrcSanlc re-
ldri6n nOyclesca dc III vIdiC pOr las nrin-
clpalcs fcgiUncS Y "iudaa"S del mum
Ia Nnz dc Ia NaluraleAl. Co'ccCiGn de his
iurlaS Y nOVrlaS morales .............Sl.2J
Manual de Agriculture Y Ganaderia. Iudis-
lrnSablc para la genie dc campo. Con
erlbauOS Si.2j
Il ANA dc Casa. GIia dc la muier cduca-
III Ell maicria de habitacl0n, cocina mo-
ia, medicinal, clr. .................. SOc
FL Calculator del Alyod0u. Ubra utllisima
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EAGANsE LOS PEDDos ACOMPASADOs DE So lNPORTE e. GIRO
POSTAL, DE EXPRESS O EN- CARTA CERIFlCADA a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Las ObrcTaS del Amor
IL II de las NlnaS
La Niuda Allegro
La Mia de los JaZMlnes
Calyar!G De Amor
pOT Scgulr 4 una Nujcr
MaldIloS Sean los CclOS
La COrie del Amor
FL Alma en- I'm Bc>O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
Pasan americanos a Nogales, Ariz.

aSah dfneIICdhOS 4 NIE%.
Cumpliendo con Ia indication que
les hizo su gobierno, siguen llegan-
do a esta ciudad ciudadanoS ameri-
canos que resiGian en- algunas ciu-
dades de II region Norte del Estado
de Sonora. De Ia iona donde ha-
cen sus incursiones los indios va
quis tambien han estado viniendo al
gunos.
Fl CORRFSpONSNL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
CONTINUAL LA ACTiVIDAD DE
LOS MAYTORENISTAS
Viene de Ia Pas 4s.)

ES IN hecho que Maytorena ha to-
mado la ofensiva sobre las tropas ca
rrancistas y que esta dispuesto a lu-
char con mayor vigor que nunca,
aprovechando Ia circunstancia de te-
ner reunidaS q todas sus tropas, que
hacen IN total de cerca de cinco
mil hombres de las tres armas-
Los indios yaquis hacen eorrenas
Comunican de Guaymas que una
partida de indios yaquis vade0 Ell rio
de Chumanpaco y Sc apodero de
una gran cantidad de semillas en-
los Sembrados de Ia region, regre-
sando despues q Ia sierra, sin ha-
Der causado mas danos.
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CIENCIiS 0CULTiS.

>c.reto> de los Carlos. Avtc de gGnar 4
iIdu> los J!Cgus
La Gran Magia SUprCma ............... 0ic
T.9rhlridIuncS. GrlmOriOS Y PcutdculpS i6c
Id Gran Nariia AdlyinaGOra Y el Nl"JU
rruiIa de las plrnlHldc> ............ 2Jr
J.! Dragon Iioio . ii Arlc dc Mandar a los
LspL!!'IS ~
Manual de MdgIl Blanca .............. 2Jc
Manual de Magia Roia ................. 25r
Manual de Magia NeSra ............... 2Nr
ClavIcula del RcH >alOmdn ........... -"
Fl pUdc! del Pen>auIlenIU. Eli domino Y
rgiiurd. Ubra para csludIar Ia rutiZa del
IeI>atHlenlO
T"~ur0 de- MIiagrus dc Ia cruz de CarayaCl.
Nerdadera j0ya del ocultlSmO ....... sic
los Admlrablc> ScrrCtOS dc Alberto 81
LlbrO Magnn q" san CIprlanO. Id!Cl6n uni
- Y cOmplcla del famo>u GrimOriu. con
SIdcraua como la sofa aulcnilca enlrc to-
dI> .SS,W
S~,rrctOS dc Ia lrcStldlgIiaCIOn y IA Mdgia.
LeccIoncS de ~cScaInotco y prcStIdl@iia-
la CiaviCula del lIcchICcro. . IlbrO dc San
Cirriauo. cum inTinidad dc scrrctO~.. I0c
II nicCiOnariO Internal. COniienc 10 rere-
rcnlc j las dpariCioncS. magIa blanca,
ruja Y ncgra. ad!yllaclcneS, COnJGTos,
exc.
Dc-ma Y Ritual de Ia Alta Magia. ESta
ohrd cusela los miSicrlO> de las Clcncids
cculia>. COnlIrnc cl lrIdngulo de SalO-
mon, Ia irradIaCi0n mdgica. la Cabala. Sc
crctOS del eXltG, ~nigrOnanCla. etc. $500
Il VcrdaGcrO LIbr0 Internal. TratadO com
plelo de las CIcnciaS OCuitas. COntiruc
vi librO de san Ciprianu. Ia claviCG!d de
Solomon. InvDcdCIUncS. cOnJurOS. cl BRA
g0n RoyO ' Ia CaDra Internal, rcCctaS de
la relna Cleopatra, eic. .-........... zoe
Ii NcrGadcro Dragon IiOin. COnt!enc pariOs
lnrernalcs, cnranlamlcntOs, InOdO de ha-
c2rse invisible. etc. ..................S5.0O
NcrdaGcrO Horoscope para Ad!yinar cl
i'OrvpnIr -"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-09
!. THOMPSON HEADED RIGHT.

THOMPSON HEADED RIGHT
Mayor-elect Thompson talks well af-
ter election and shows a disposition
to be his own mayor and to do2things,
including the keeping of promises.
Now if his friends. will be real friends
and refuse to permit others to use
their influence and friendship Thomp-
son. will be free from any mayors
greatest menace. With the average
politician the chief aim of politics is
jobs. And it is human nature. to like
to have a pull with the powers
that be. - SIS
Real friends of Thompson, who are
intelligent enough to understand, will
know that the best direction their
friendship can take is to help make
their friend the best mayor Chicago
ever had. Being real mayor of Chi
cago is the second biggest job in this
country. There is a better chance to
do things in Chicago than in New
York city, because there is more civic
soul here-and no Tammany ring in
control.
One thing Thompson said will be
a mighty good thing to stick to, and
that is that he isn't going to use his
office to build up machine or to
make governors. Some of the poll
ticians would like to subordinate local
to national politics. Thompson win
fare better if he lets the ambitious
politicians play their own game while
he attends strictly to his big job as
mayor Of Chicago, ~, s1r,. y ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-09
SOCIALIST ALDERMEN


people who are not Socialists are
prejudiced against Socialists because
of what they think Socialists are.
But Socialists are human beings, just
like Republicans and Democrats.
Some of them are one kind of men
and others quite another kind.
Two Socialists were elected mem
bers of council They were voted for
by their neighbors quite without re-
gard to their party affiliations. Now
we will have an opportunity to see
Just how Socialists perform as public
servants. Fortunately for the Social
lists, the two aldermen elected are in
telligent, clean and capable citizens,
with an intelligent understanding Of
municipal government. Both Kenne-
dy and Rodriguez are men who win
undoubtedly justify the faith their
neighbors placed ~ them By voting
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-09
LoRIMER,s TRIAL. n,

HLOhIMER0 IRIHIs--l never ulcI
Lorimer. Don't remember ever hay
ing seen him. Wouldn't know him5if
1 saw him on the street. .Undoubted-
ly he stands for some things politi-
caIly and otherwise that don't. But
that makes, no difference to me.
What 1 have in mind now is that
when he is about to go to trial on a
criminal Indictment it is time for the
Chicago newspapers to let up on their
persecution and give him a fair
chance for his liberty.
In my opinion it was mighty dirty
politics to, make him an issue in the
city campaign, after the newspapers
had succeeded in breaking him. both
politically and financially and when
he was under Indictment for a Grim
inaI offense. I don't know whether
he is guilty or innocent, but ] do
know that the presumption in law is
that man is innocent until he has
been proven guilty; and Lorimer is
entitled to that presumption, just as
any other man it..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-09

Thompson doesn't owe his election
to any party, but rather to the peo-
pie of Chicago without regard to
party. .a:~- y-@s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Transfers. of real estate recorded yesterday are reported by the G. w. Byington Abstract company as fol lows:
 C. s. NcNew to Henry P. Bryan, F interest, part lot 3, block 49, Tanne- hill (: Owens addition; $1OG.
 Bettie Leitner to Jack Bennett, lot II, F and l3, block ,, Leitner's addi- tion No. 1; $5250. s.,..
 Walter Candy to Will Jones, s F NV 27S-7; $1. -.-.-4 .-.- '.--
 J., F. Jones to Trustees Colored Methcdist Episcopal church, in Amer ica, VIZ SW 24-5-1O; $15.
 W. e. Turner to Trustees Colored Methodist Church. in America, WIZ SW 24-3-10; $2O.04.H }s
 Earl s. Wood to Trustees Colored Methodist Church. in America. E1a SW 23-5-10 $566. .-.'r. ..:-.
 J. L. Hank;ns to A. G. Harris, lots and 6. block 49, Woodruff's addition, west; 11,000.
 Virginia McCracken to c. r. Dun nington, N F sW 1e-4-9, ct al. lands i; $1.00.
 J. R. Schultz to c. G. Gillespie WIZ SW 3-4-7, ct al. lands
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-29
HAVOC WROUGHT AT HOT SPRINGS WAS BY TORNADO
U. $. Weather Bureau Man Classifies Death Dealing
 Wind.

: Hot Springs, Nov. 2S.-It was a tornado and not a cyclone that swept with death-dealing force about the south and east of Hot Springs Thanks giving afternoon, according to Harvey s. Cole, of the United States weather bureau, who made personal observation here yesterday, and took official photos for his department. There may be technical distinction, but to those who >the burden of the storm fell heavy, the technicalities did not count. The lives were lost. the injured were stricken and the homes were swept away.
 MT. Cole made a complete sketch of the path of the wind. And incl dentally Mir. Cole is much interested in the matter of more publicity for the weather reports of this city. He says that Hot Springs climate is ideal, though changeable, and that now since the government is giving off cial recognition to the readings made by the Army and Navy hospital, it would probably do much good if more publicity were given the figures.
 The work of relief went steadily on yesterday in behalf of those left homeless and without means of pro- viding for themselves. Early yester- day morning the Business Mems league received check from Col s. w. Fordyce for $50, and from Mrs. pr. Greenway for $25, and that lnon- ey will be placed with committee to be named by President Strauss with authority to receive on behalf of the league further contributions and to spend the money where the need is most apparent.
 The funeral of Ida Donaldson, the nurse, was held yesterday afternoon from tho Ledwidge undertaking house. It was most sad affair. On ]y last Monday Miss Donaldson, her mother, an invalid brother, and two sisters arrived from Oklahoma. Ida Donaldson has considered herself fortunate indeed when so quick after arrival she had found case-when she had been called to the suburban home of Mrs. Poe on a confinement case The cyclone killed both patient and nurse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-29
BIG MONEY MAKING WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Report Of Cost of Production of Mus lin Wear Shows Little Capital
 Is Needed.

Washington, Nov. 28.-The manu- fracture of women's muslin under wear in the United States has reach ed total production of $30,000,000 to $4O,OG0,00 with an aggregate invest ment of $15,000,C00, and the indus try has practically no foreign com- petition. The successive stages in the making and marketing of this class of clothing are explained in a report just issued by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, department of commerce, on the cast of produc- tion of women's muslin underwear.
 Field agents of the bureau obtain ed the information that has been col lected from 65 esta ablishments located in nine states. Some of the plants were large and some small, but all are declared to have been rally rep resentative of the industry Their aggregate sales during their last busl- ness period, usually one year, amount ed to $14,619 518, so that good pro- portion of the total output was repre- scented.
 The work was begun in January, 1914. and the bureau was aided by the owners of the plants selected, as well as by the association known as the Cotton Garment manufacturers of New York, the manager of which sent to all it's members circular letter expressing his approval of the bu- reau's plans and urging their coop eratlon.
 An important fact which is brought out in the report now published IS that a manufacturer can do business on very little capital, and that many factories which started with very small capital have developed into large enterprises. The net sales ot the establishments visited ranged from less than $30,000 to more than s1 ,ooc, ,00O during their last business periods. The total net sales of 43 concerns in New York City were $9,- 331 .6e2. an average og $217,O15 per establishment; the total net sales or p concerns elsewhere were $5,337,- S56, an average of $24o,s57 per estab- lishment.
 II is estimated that the entire num- her of establishments in this indus try in 1913 was 400, and more than one-half were located in New York Citv Other states from which re- norts were received are Massachu- sefts. Connecticut, New Jersey, Penn. sy]vania Maryland, Illinois, Missouri and Wisconsin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-29
DEMOCRATIC SPECIAL TRAIN.
Cotton Belt Will Operate Train from
 Texas to Washington.

Announcement has been made that the Gotten Belt will operate a special train from Dallas to Washington for the Texas and other Southern states delegates to the meeting of the na- tional Democratic committee.
 The train will leave Dallas the night of December 3, and it is prom ised that it will reach Washington the night Of December ). It will tlav- el via Texarkana, Pine Bluff, Mem phis, Nashville, and Chattanooga, and is expected to pick up delegates and delegations at number of points. Returning, the train will leave Wash ington the night of December 8.