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Evening star., 1915-05-29

iISHED.
1919 N'ton nv. Or. b47 so
1852 Cor nw.l1r. 2bS1 %
1913 Fairmoot st. ~ 80
2sl7 Wis aver, 2b. Is 90
1905 r NV, Or, b. 500
2ol4 Hillyer pl nv,
10r. b .........4 40 %
1878 2sth nv. .1or. b. IS. 90
1925 q NV. .4o.S4
1919 Goth nv, ,ar. b. 20. rs
23il 18th NV. l0r.
n .%-SD
1905 r I av nv. 10, ,b40. 80
1868 T NV ..--...0.9
2423 18th nv. l0r, b@0-U0
2301 1st NV. .....-.D 20
ass NY av NV, 10. b3S. 90
zoos O NV, Or, b. 81 so
a~on xwyRrnA
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JNFURNIsHED.

4
"ALLENHURST."
1906 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Two beautiful bright apartments on
LIST and 2nd floors: five large rooms and bath;
in excellent condition Rent, $3.50.
1890 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Attractive 4-room and bath apartment: gas
and electric lights: large side porch. To be
vacant June |. Rent, $4,000
JANIToR OF PREMISES:
A. F. FOX CO.. Established 1876,
RENTAL AGENTS. 1911 NV.
CHEAPEST GROOM AND BATH APARTMENT
in the city. $3.50: large rooms. In modern
steam-heated building; good jsnitor service.
The Lafayette. 1907 9Th st. NV.
r. F. SAUL CO, 934 y. Y. n NJ. 2I1.
FOR RENT-aogI 18th Nw.-1st FLOOR; R.
EpwARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC. 745 18th NV.
pantry and porch; rent. $50 per month. Apply
apt. 26. Fulford. 23ls 18th St 81
FOR RENr-DESIRABLE FOUR ROOM AND
sts- NV. All outside rooms Shades, avn
ings. jantor service, etc. Rent very moderate.
JOHN SCRINENER & BRO. 9l4 G. ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL 5-RooM AFI
IN THE WoODLEY.
For rent to September 80. 1915.
AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
On account Of owner
leaving the city.
delightful location
for the summer.
MAKE Us AN OFFER
L1EBERMANN & HAWN. 1921 ST
Evening star., 1915-05-29

14th AND HARVARD. "wnIs0N'' Sss $3.50
1929 EUCLID NV. MAJESTIC Or. & b.35.o"
l43o W NV. ..susouEHANNA." 5r.. b. ao@
saao soss pEST . T FL. wv. HoLSEs. 4r.. b. .sso
4l2 llth Ne. .wINONA." Or. 3D.. 22.' 20
DUvALL & CO.. TO- 11th NV. 81
Evening star., 1915-05-29

FOR RENT-BY nIrVAI
1908 K NV. w.l5r. N SO 0o
1858 Hvd NV lar. .2btD so
32S c NV. Ter, b. .@.0 90
kOS II n,s. apt. Or. ban. 90
s Eye NV, Or. h. 30. 30
100 7th ne. 6r. b. $3.50
FLA
720 ilth ny, 3r. b. .22.S0
COIORED
s11 1st nv, l0r. %. IS 50
<6l Mo av nw,l4. b30. 30
BIS Sd nv. 7r, b. "A. so
1l25 10th NV. .fr. b.1-o0
1915 4th NV. Sr. b. rs. 80
l722 4th NV. Or. b. n. 80
1882 11th NV. l0r. .23. SO
%o9 e ne. Or. b. .2l.W
Evening star., 1915-05-29

FOR RNNrLMvE.RooM APARTMENT
we'll adapted for DOCTORS or Dentists once q
dressmaker; all modern convenisnces; bot
water heated: In best location on Capitol Hins
within easy aeeess to all car lines Inquire
at store, 28 Pa. ave sc. u. 9Se2
Evening star., 1915-05-29

THE AERDIAN, 1873 MERIDIAN ST.
ontssde rooms: stesm heat. hot water: janitor,
ROOMS AND BATH. 800
THE r. II. SMITH COMPANY,
S15 FIFTEENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1915-05-29

CHAKLES
1909 7th
sos NJ. Or, b. ..$42.60
l124 9Th NV, Or, b. ~ 30
bOS L NV, Or. b. ..$40.@
91S n NV. Or, b. $3.50
6lS G. nv. sr. b. 2s.9
$40 G NV. sr. BIS. 80
30 Quincy NV. Or. b2s. 80
I431 \ ] av. 6r. b. .24.0
I4lO y Cap.ir.b. %. 50
626 & NV. Or. -. -. 20
Evening star., 1915-05-29
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1Sl9 New York are nv

FOR RENT
Evening star., 1915-05-29

John F. DOnohoe e Sons, Inc,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
We have several unexpired
leases on up-to-date apartments
on which we can quote attractive
rates to October 1st. Let US send
you our complete list of rentals.
We have the property to suit you
for any purpose.
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
3I4 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
Features Of Intsrnstisaal Soil. Products

Features Of Internatioaal Soil. Products
Expedition
In additioa 70 the Extraordinary agri-
cultural Expositiop, which II the basic
principle and Foundation Of the Intszna-
tiensl Soil Products Exposition, Dem
yer. September q to October .. there
viii b numerous other features. These
will include mining and machinery,
farm implements. dairy and dairy &C.
cessoriss. an apple show, motor car
show, electrical effects and devices,
and probably some transportation dis
play.
The scheme Of Exposition buildings,
seven in number, including the great
Denver Auditorium, lends itself very
admirably to such departmentization %
referred to.
Each building viii house, according
to present plans, . separate department
or phase Of the great Exposition. The
Denver Auditorium, main floor. will
carry the great United States Govera-
msnt exhibit, and also number Of In
dustxial and allied exhibits. The Audi
torium viii also contain In all probable
ity the apple show.
Another building nearby will take
care Of the Colorado county exhibits.
probably twenty counties being repre-
sented and every portioa Of the stats
being given significanco.
Asothsr building will house the agri-
cultural exhibits from every state west
Of the Aississippi River. Ten Of the
states are actively planning their sx-
hibits 1t the present time.
Another building win take care d
machinery, both farm Implements and
mining. . well - general msehinsry
exhibit.
There b h process Of planning sort
Of court Of honor with . gateway OF
arch, which will b . striking feature
Of the Exposition.
The Expositioa offices have bsen
formally opened ta connsction With the
Offices Of the International Dry-Farm-
ing Congress, In the Chamber of Com
merce Building, Denver, and Director
Hanafourds y actively at work.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
Keota to Have High School

Ae0Io 20 nave 0l80 6C0O0l
At the school meeting held in Keota
Monday afternoon, It was votsd 20
erect . new two-roem school house, 70
b ready for the beginning Of the fall
term, and to add high school course
Of study. with the ninth and tenth
grades until such time % there may be
students for the higher grades. when
full feur-ysar course will be given. Lo-
cation Of the new school house and the
kind Of building have not bsen definite
ly decided; but building that will do
credit to the community u favored.
The old building will probably be sold.
or It may be moved to some other local
ity. A new school was proposed for
the southwest part Of the district; but
action was left with the school board.
Arthur Rhoadarmsr was elected district
treasurer for term Of thrse years, to
succeed Ira 3. Griffin. whose term sx-
pired.
In Raymer district 1t was proposed
and practically decided to add high
school studies; and several new school
buildings were proposed.
In Avalo district, Mrs. Essie Chris
tenson was elected secretary for one
year, and Elmer Youngland treasurer
for three years. A new school house 10
to be erected In Township II, Range 6S,
and another in the Grand Wow district,
to replace Q sod building. Both new
buildings will b frame structures. and
are TO b let by contract, - the prac-
tics Of building BY donation labor, fol-
lowed for . number Of years In that dis
trict. has not proven satisfactory. A
nine months term ID to be given at each
school. providing sufficient tax levy
can b made.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
ltesns of hterest 10 Ne People a
keot1 Community

A0O0 NO30mU1Sy
Robert e. Currah, Of Nebraska, has
purchased. the place Of Nrs. N. D.
Wells, six miles west Of Ksota, and ex-
pscts TO move out this fall. The deal
was made thru the agency Of c. W.
Murphy, on April %, the half section
selling for something In excess Of ten
dollars per acre. Mr.. Currah had trav-
elled the greater part Of last year.
looking for location. before finally d.
Gliding upoa Colorado.
Thomas R. Powell came ont from
Denver recently, to spsnd few weeks
at the ranch with his son. Edward
They have added . new Peoria tractor
to their farm equipment, and expset to
prepare . large acreage for winter
grain. The land IL under the Wild
Hosss ditch, and is about three miles
east Of Keota.
J. B. Gray. who has . homestead Ave
miles southeast Of Ksota, left last Sat
urday for his former home In Cedar
Rapids. Nsb., expecting to drive thru
On his return, with his Ford car. Mr..
Gray also has horses and cattle there,
which hs win bring to his homestead -
soon q the foot and mouth quarantine
il lifted.
A Mum Social will be given in Ks-
ota schoolhouse next Friday evening,
May Il. Epworth League msmbsrs
are especially anxious for al talkatiys
people 10 b present There viii b .
short musical program, some guessing
contests, and other features. Ice cream
and cake will b served for 16c.
Besides the Haworth family. these
who attended the meeting Of Xsota
Ladies Aid held Wednesday at TEN
.essee Ranch" were: Nssdamss, Craig.
Weeas, Bowman, Jones, Doddsr. and
". G. Short, and Miss Mabel Androws.
Miss Lola Simms. who has besn st-
tending Colorado Commercial College
ct Boulder, returned 70 Keota o Sum
day, and has opened IN leo crean par
Ior and lunch roo0 east Of the post
Office.
Charles z. Rednsld and family. Of
Omaha, homestsadsrs in the upper 1go
Valley district, will have this year -
their drst crop, nineteen acres OF corn
and IN scts Of vegetables.
Jersey and Short Horn milch cows
for sale, or to trade for Horefords.
Fred L. johnson, eighteen miles north
est Of Keota. 1T
]. e. Psgg returned on Wednesday
from Utah.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07

Keota Hardware Store Has New Owner
Mr.. J. A. Rumssy. who has conducted
the Keota hardware store for more
than five years, has sold the store to
Mr.. 4. H. Curris. Of Cedar Rapids.
Nsb., and the new owner came to take
charge on Monday Of this week. Mr..
Currie was in Ksota on April II, when
be made homestead entry on land .
short distance east Of town, and peac-
tcally completed the deal to buy. He
returned to Buckingham, from Nsbras-
ks, last Saturday. visiting over Sunday
ct the homo Of Rsy. and Mrs. Gray.
For the past two years he has bssn con-
nectsd with one Of the most progressive
hardware and implement Arms ct Cedar
Rapids. and his experience qualities him
to serve the community well. thru bis
stors. Mr.. Rumssy win rsmain In the
store for time, before moving to his
farm, eight miles west Of town.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
Iao VALLEY

1GO VALLEY
Ben Roby has . new buggy. What
does 1t mean anyway, Ben?
A large crowd attended church and
Sunday school On Sunday.
John and Emma Wharton visited with
their parents Sunday.
Lee Roby u busy these days plowing
on his own place. He expects to put
two hundred acres. into crop this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Ferry spent Sum
day with c. T. Lewis and wife.
Mr.. Elson purchased q COW and two
heifers from Charlie Burns last week.
Bessie Lewis. Nrs. Christensen. Mrs..
Harmon and children, Rsx Long. Frank
Fey. Mr.. Elson. Frank nsriman, and
Lee Roby visited at Roby's Sunday.
The next meeting Of ''Igo Valley
Grange" win be on May II. All who
wish 70 join should send In applications.
Doris Harmon was removed to her
home on Sunday. She is Improving
rapidly and will soon b able to walk
again.
Miss Elva Sears was able to be at
church Sunday. All her friends were
glad to 80 her out once more.
Mr.. and Nrs. Charlie Burns were vis-
itors ct the Lester Snyder homo Sun
day, before leaving for their new home
ct Norway, Nsbr.
Mrs. A. Hartry, Of Carstairs, FL
bsrta, Canada, arrived Thursday for Z
three weeks visit with her friend, Mrs.
Charles Lewis, at ''Welcome Ranch. =
Talk about . dry sountryl Several
Igo Vallsyitss are becoming webfooted.
20 let Il rain.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07

The following pupils Of Ksot. school
had perfect attendance record during
The month Of April: Frazsna Pegg.
Wilma Simms, Pauline Stewart, Glenn
and Fred Bowles. Lyle Jobbins, An
drew and Clifford Northup, Roland and
Robert Rumsey.
Mary Painter u sick with tonsilitis.
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
leo Fol- Sale

Anyone wishing ice lssvs orders at
''Ths Bungalow. and It will b dsliv-
cred in Keota on Saturdays. W. J.
Simms. tt
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
Church Anneuneensass

Church Announcements
Services fer Sunday, May 8. at Ks-
ota:
Sunday School at 10 .. m Lesson:
'"Ths Friendship Of David and Jona-
than." John Craig. supsrintendsat
Sermon, IL .. - Subject: Moth
err Day"
Epwosth Lsague, 7:15 p. N. Lesson:
'sThe Promise Of Personal Holiness. !"
]. B. Jones, leader.
Sermon, 8 p. m. Subject: ''Whitss
thaa Snow"
Yos are wslcoms to all Of thsss ser
J.R. JONES, Paseee.
'The BangaIow''
Fer lee cream. pis, sandwiches, and
eoRes, next door east Of pests4nee. Il
The Keota news., 1915-05-07
For Sale Chssp

Two good, sound horses, oss gray and
enc buekskin. Mrs. L. =. Frye. Keota.
Colo. z
The Keota news., 1915-05-07

Carl Haworth, Clarence Moon. and
Miss Lsla Sides were Sunday svsaing
dianor guests Of Miss Mabel AnGroWo.
June D. McHillan, principal Of sshoels
ct Sidney. Nsbs.. was business visitse
In town this week.
Miss Psasi Burgess Of Sligo visitsd as
the Short hons Wednesday a1tsrneon.
Charlie Fox was greeting Cd friends
in Kseta on Saturday and Sunday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-03

paSa In 81. col. 5a.
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Articulos Ajenos
libre Inglaterra contra la
cesarista alemana
IN DISCURSO DE ASQUITH


"S0!Hmne, so!emnlSlma III" IA Sc
SION qun ~crlrbTh la t-;'ITlafa Dr.
los t6mune7 en- Ia n6chH DE-! dia
Il" JUNO &c '"!r aI' a.. i'''
rue alut!!a uila gran H's''''' VII
ID que ;" 'hallaDa HFHNrll'e' u'''-
DE r"a!cr lonlNla hiaH"!' >o''l''-
il!uad auh mas SFa'i'i'' ~ MY
E'hp'Fa'i"E Jorge QUINN. 'l"''l''
primer" 81 >'cf'laFi" "' r'>''''o pa
IA ia Guerra LoF' hl'cli'HlrF i"S
pu'H el SerEc'aFlo ne r'o'''" para
l"S Ne2o'loS hN'r"lijeto9 'E r"'
Trey. !d' Hl"H '~i''''''''''' '''''''"-
2a'' ''a'i" F'>"l''''''"' " "''a'''
e! primer NiillN'f". 81 lI"o'r' J'l'
''' -''''
= i'"
y" ~ 4.
w. .a. !.
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DON RICARDO DE LA VEGA ES
TABLECE UN NECOCIO TEA
TRIAL EN- c. JUAREZ.

e. senior Ricardo de IL Vega, co,
nocido empresaric mexicano de es,
p~ectacu!os teatraleS. nos envia des
De c. Juarez, Chihuahua. una cireu
lar en- Ia que leemos 10 siguiente
Me es graro participate que ma
quedado estab.ecido IN negocio tea,
trail. bajo mi gerencia. en- Ciudad
Juarez. Chihuahua, ' Fl Paso. Te-
KS, contando en- c. ,Juarez con la
..Carpa Sanabia" y e. "Teatro Jua-
rez;" en- FL PaSo, Texas, con el
"Teatro Estrella." ultimamente re-
tornado. V en- Ia Ciudad de Chihua,
hua con 81 "Teatro Centenario."
Tanto Ia "Carpa" como el ''Teatro
Estrella" trabajan a diario Y 70 es-
tare siempre d~ispuesto 4 entrar en-
combination con cualGuier eSpec-
taculo. aSi como 4 contratar toda
clase de artistas, pagando suicides
en- moneda mexicana y americana,
acknowledgements.
Para cualquier informe puede I'd,
diriji- 81 correspondence al que suS-
cribe. al 'Teatro J~uarez," de esta
Ciudad.
Sin otro aSunto. me es grato ORE
cerme a suS 6rdeneS como su afmo.
alto. S. S.
RICARDO DE LA VEGA.
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Kinz:Tilie.

olga 3 81 amigo. que no sc preo-
cupc. Su amigo debe segui- cultivan-
90 las "bellas letras," 81 Su< produe-
clones son leidaS con agrado. No de-
be desanimarSe. Delyactores nunca
faitan. En- nuestro miSerrimO medic
intellectual abunda esa mala yerba.
Y en- otros "medios" menoS raqui-
ticos cue el maestro. tanpoco eSca-
sea.
En- Francia, por ejemplo. cierto
eScritcr que Sentia celos del presti-
gio De lola Y &c, exito que obtenian
SuS obras, echo en- cara I &quel que
no fuera academico. lola rio de bue-
ma CANA y contesto con sorna: "fo
no soy academico. pero ESQ no I'M
pide que sea el primer novelista de
Francia-"
4 blasco Ibaaez le a~conteci6 al
20 ~parecido. Algan paisano suyo dijo
de (! que no Saba gramatica. e. au-
tor de Ia Barraca, c~ontest6: "Yo
no Sc gl2matica, pero Sc escribir."
Es indudable que 81 amigo no pue-
de decir otro tanto; pero 81 Sc CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-03
Por la Patria y por la Raza
Lectures para Ell Pueblo
DAD Al CESAR .....

bcrtai rs RI mis- amplio Snniid0. Y
n Su pr0pirdal IN n mas alta
SlgnillcaciHh.
C"ncurriF ron II rrnplrd ic t0daS
nurSlraS farnltadrS Il la rraliza-
zion It, 81 fe!icidad. tai como no.
SnirnS eSpcramoS Que los drmaS
ronrurran a Ia nlnSira. VA que nun
ca Ia! aEh"lo 10 Ia Humankind po-
drTt r~rH!izarSr pnr 81 r>lurrZo asia
do Il" los h0mbrcS.
SHniir los males agrnOS como Si
dr los nursirnS So trataSc. irnirn-
10 IN "nrnla que las drgraciaS M
son males exclusives. >inO que afrr
ian pnr ;@Ial Il iuinS los hOmhr"S.
roNn" i lHrrrm I'm palrimnnin ia
Ia! 'ir IN hnmanidaI. Fl rnnsur!0.
Ia ayu,ta. Il rStinu!O Ell los m0nrn
los acia=0S. cS IN b;iiSamo rcpara-
dor que a!ivia murha al que paIr-
O. Y ii lNr Stfrc.
bar i los h"nbrrS ror rada az
riIm hnrma e. ra@o nrhIr ~" Ia ~;
stud "hIi=a. y I'"r rania arri"n ma
Ia g! prr,iGn Il" lur ia bnIriai del
.Nazarrno drjI rirmplo.
ESQ - Ia que drlrmpS dar Il l0s
hninhrrS.
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Ma ENCiTATiN.i 4 LOS AGO
DDNERDS AMERICANOS.
tl.untiuuari0nl

Si listed. Seiinr algOtoncr0 amcri-
,an0, It. rGnI iCrtc EN- nucStr0 >0cIO
;ccrcto Y viaja fuera de- IcAlco. 90
20 81 iuera dueno lcgitimo de cier-
tlS cantidadeS dc a!god0n que hemos
oba,l0 a SuS yecinOs. quieneS Sien
10 RESIDENCES mcNicanOS Y rSpaIio-
rs. no les rs dadO emprcndrr una
iGCru>a drirn>a dc StIS i~ntfrcSeS,
'Slcd puetr Srr Designate nueNtr0
"~preScntantr para prOceder Il Ia
enta de nueStrOS algodOneS am
,radO de- facturaS cG';".ilareS Oh
midas por listed miSmO.
d. Sriior %alg0doncrO americana,
rStrd tenia que ir Il pie, o de 0tra
lanrra. mcnuS en- fe%rr0carrll. a
'orre6n. IL guejarSe dC los c>cc>i-
OS Ger"cIlu> que k cobramoS. ante
'ir. George t.. CarOthcr>, reprt>fn
ante especial del Departanento dc
,StadO Americana. y Il cOnSultara
| punio pcr>onalmentc o Su buen
,miao. 81 General Villa.
t"Y H. 10 r~onIrario?" murmura 81
l~guiuucro.
De To r~ontrario, pa-ar;t uSt"l los
InrrrhoS mIa - i" han impnaSto.
MES IL ii>poncr dc una sofa pa
a d. aI@odin". replica 81 ampl9a-
10 Official IL Villa. que rHzI vrrvaI-
nenac 81 ult:mi;um del "GobieFno
Conlitucional De MtSico.-"l."
:icnto mucho, senior: pcro son o.
'AneS subeTnativas.
e. americana preliri6 dar a Ia
\gencia Commercial Y Financlera "
10 p n~fuerzn IL 81 .l0ven vida.
Page los cXccSivoS derechos que 81
- coDrar0n. Vic Ia TERRA prone
ida ieSic Ia cumhre de Ia montana
L. M Goiierno ic handid0S: pc-o
Ircfiri6 prrrier 4 harrnnar 81 no
nor. Puto hahcr canado miles &!
miles de pesos. pcro no qnls0 ac"p
.ar tan humillantcS condolences, Y
di6 como reSpueSta I'm no rPdondo.
I las inmora!r> propo>icioneS. con
81 mas dicno dc los Silenci0s.
",yava un entp rarO,' die 4 uno
lie los viliStaS. Il que me- conieSt6:
rs un pobre loco. Porque sin
ncceSidad IL >u ayuda. "a hemos
echado fuera De Mexico TODD es
alsod6n del G0biern0".
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England fights 10 win or fall.
En- rsta guerra. Inglatefra prGna
para veneer o morir". IA 10 sa-
be RI Cancilier aleman Bethmdnn-
Holweg. QUE 50 ha hecho Ia ill.,
sion de Greer que Ia iona de Nai'-
sovia por suS eitrcitos ~aprrsuraria
81 acrrcamienio dr. Ia paz. En- nS-
Ia guerra pelna ln9laIerra haSia Yer
err q mOrir. \ como iOdavia no
Ina vcncido y esti mas viva TIlc
nunca, no hay que pcnsar en- Ia &C.
lcbraci0n lie una paz favorable 4
los commissioners de- VarsOvia. Los
ingIc>cS r>pcran Ia victoria def
nitiva. Les Surodr 10 que 4 los
Antiques roInan0S. Sirmprr gaDan
Ia Ultima batalla. Ia deciSiva. GC6-
mo vnnrrr 4 los alemancS?. cSta
Dregunta equivalc a cSta Otra. :Por
nut triunfan los alemancS? Y
Lloyd-GrOrgr-rl gran inslcS. rt
gran MiniStrO Dc los PcrlrcchOs.--
%cOntcSta diciendo: "Porqur los ale
names siemprc pelican ron mayor
ntimcro dc Soldados Y G mayor
cantidad de municiOncs. Este :cS
Ell ~Srcretn: todO 81 Sccrcto. Lurgo
hay que superarloS o igualarloS IN
eSinS dos rcSpnctOS: en- la cantldad
lie cOmbaticntcs V IN Ia cantidad
de prriracli0S'. EStudiandO las cam
paiiaS de los pruSianos contra Dina
marca. contra Austria Y contra
Franria. so llnga 4 cSla conclusion:
La victoria de- los alcmaneS So In-
bio a ia superioridad del nIlmcro
" a la superabundancia dc pnrtrc-.
choS".
$50.
-"AS!uith cmpicza tributando I'm
noco 10 70 al Eo
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Lo que ha hecho enMexico Ia pc.
Utica de "VigiIante Espera" del
Presidente Wilson
a~rt1culo por Raymond C. Carroll, ira
ducido especialmente para ola Prensa"

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ocnpar"nlo- tie. aSunt" d" laS con-
iiturl"nahSta~
prrmanerr murho tempo Il" pr rn
Su ntirina. RaraIn"utH - ,avlnia
de- Su a]>iento, y - SOLO cuanio
he antrmano aSfi SECURE he uur
I'm viSitantr rs Mn prrSunto rolnDra-
dor lie pr!yi!cgiu>. prrciSamenlr
para ~rrfrnScar su memorial. no me-
>nrprrnd-ria lur v.ni!rra Sns de-
recho< q Ia r?anfrra mrxicana pnr
~algunaS visiaS d. la lurha mugiIi>li
ca. .lohnSon-Willard.
Enn d. tant0S ,liaS Ell que i'm
p~ortant"S nrgnrinS rXa!iarnn dcma-
SjaIo 81 "-rnjn". 10 al d,rir: solo
sov ~, c,.,o,,i. i, ..l, ,.u,,I, "
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MI poH"i - !'llE iiiI''''l"; SOFA
menlc ct general Villa rs supreme.
PanchO cSta al tanto DE- toio
P0T medic ir IN aiambrn te-
l.srai!ro r"n"1tado con Torrcdn.
PamhO Villa. I'll Id mISm& Inca dc
batalla, >ahc todas las nOches 10
que pasa en- cl dia on Ciudad .Iud-
rrz. FL COr0nel Hector Ramos. ie-
fe de! ~scrvicio <nrroto de Villa.
que siemprn anda On un autorlGvil
lleno d" oSpiaS. 81 FL que informa a
aluct d" todo q que paSa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-03

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Correspondence con el publice

loca en- su iusto medic, bien pued
insDirarse en- estos ejemploS, par;
dar oportunamente una !ecci6n q su.
detractorcS.
Pocque rStoS, . juzgai- por 10 que
listed ne dice. dehen ser unas imbe-
Giles.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-03
Aficionado.- Ciudad.

Tiene listed razon. joven amigo.
La "liteFatura" de que me habia no
acspts EssaRgon con ningun& otra-
.Sqs G5ssaleS esoS SenoreS!
SaDsEst asleG este parrato ' des-
pues. me dice :; los "iteratos' Il
Quienes listed alude. son capaces lie
~"digerir'" 0 no g Anasole France:
"Hace bien (Csrranza) en- GO
be.nar con los suyos. Lo aplauai-
mos EN- lamar a su lado 4 los que
han cooperate en- la revolueion A
~.ostenerlo; Como critieanamos
que el senior C~srranzs llamars a
un carpintcro A enconendarle e.
trabajo de rcconstruir, Ponga-
mos por case, Ia pats de Ia silla
pr~esidencial; y no 10 retrbuyera
bieu? Y los IGNORES generates que
ayudan al senior Carrnnza mo son
mas que squel carpintero, las ms
mas patas de Ia sills presideneial?"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-03
NJ. c.
Ciudad.

NJ. c. Ciudad.
listed tiene razor. Hay periods
tas que dan prestigio a los periodico
=, 2 Ia ~inversa, ~peri6dicos que sueler
prsStigiar . cier;oS periodiStas.
Sanchez Santos. Eoc ejemplo. pres
tigi6 q "El Pals pero mas tarde "E,
Pals presto prestigio 4 algunas me,
dianiaS.
Ese es e. case.
J. A Los Angeles
Para IA bills yerba de ~"cenizo;'
para los nervioS. tia.
ESQ es 10 que !e a~consejo.
GAVROCHE.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-05-14
IDIOTS WORRIES
AUTHORITIES IN
GREAT MEASURE
TROUBLED TO KNOW WHAT TO Do
WITH THE COON.

The Americus authorities and the
Central railway people here are wond-
ering what can be done with black
idiot who is likely to cause trouble
unless Gagged pretty soon. Recently he
lay down on the railway track and
allowed a train to mash a hand, which
act secured for him four months ten
Ter treatmen- in a negro hospital at
he company's expense and from which
he was recently discharged. Since re-
turning here he insists upon lettering
about the depots, and is most objec-
tionable nuisance. Local authorities
contend that he is not a fit subject to
send to the insane asylum, and life
term the county Jail seems the only
alternative.