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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-11

correspondence especial para IL PRENsh.
SAN DIEGO. Cal, Julio Sc,
misterioso .vapor '.MnvericIc," QUE sa-
Ito del fordeadero de las Islas lie Co.
ronado ell - de Mayo pasado. carga-
do con los pertrechoS dc guerra dc
que hemos hecho menciOn varias We
ces, hizo su a2aricion en- H!io-hi!o,
Isias Sandwich, 0 Hawai-, con una
tripu!aci6n compueSta de kanakas.
m~ex!canoa ; naturales &c las lsIa#
oceanicas. en- lugar de la tripulacion
de americanos con Ia cual sc hizo 4
la mar de San Pedro el 20 de Abril.
e. Maverick" fuG comprado q Ia
empresa Craig. duena dc los a~stillc-
ros de Long Beach, por cl armador
r~eserviSta naval a!cmar Frederick
Jebsen, por quien fue d~eSpachado de
San Pedro para la iSla dc Java el %
de Abril, via San Jose del Cabo. Tres
semanas mas tardc cl "Mavcrick' d
rrivo a la iSla de Socorro en- Il costa
de Mexico, y ALI verified cI tra7SbOr-
do de cuatro mil rifles y cuatro mi
Homes de cartuchoS que conduJo de
San Diego la goleta Annie Larsen
al e n csta fuc Ia noticia quo CO.
rrio aQui.
NADIA Sc S,IDo del harco deSdc csa
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Han aumentadO los ingre'
SOS p0r fIetes y pasa-
les en- los ferroca-
rifles
DURANTE LAS ULTiMAS StMA'
MAS ESOS INGRESOS HAN
MEJORADO EN- ALGO MAS
DE 500 MIL PESOS.
correspondents especial para Ia Pl'.Ns''

correspondence especial para IN F'''.NS' -
Ell PASO. Tex, Julio 9.-Un IN
fnrme rccihido en- csta ciudad accrca
dc las cntradas de los f~errocarrl!cs
que cstan baio cl control de los Wills
tas, da cucuta dc que durantc las Ill
timas semanas, Y MERGED Il as coino'-
uacicucs hcchaS rccientcmentc pVr
les directories dc los cltados ierroca-
~rriIcs. la SecrctarIa dc Comunlca-
Clones V los Representatives, del conner
clio = la industrial, dichaS entradaS
ha,, aumcntado cn mas dc d~oScIentos
cir. uenta mil pesos, 10 cual es muy
tsignificatlvo.
Las cntradas de los f~errocarrlleS
babian disminuido de una manera
notable a c~onsecuencia del aumento
etan cnorme que sc hizo a los f!etes y
.pasaies. pues Sc recordara que estos,
por disposition del ~preSldcntc de los
~ferroearriles, debian pagarsc en- orc
20 su equiyalcntc en- papel moncda VI
llista.
Para s~oluciouar cl NAL. 81 doctor de
Ia Cara Cardenas, citd d una Junta
4 los directories dc los ferrocarrlles
Y u los representatives dc las Cana
,.,u Jc CoucrriO G. Industrial, para
llegar d un acuerdo y fijar preclos
cquitativos para los p~asajcs y fleteS
a fin de que ell concrete pudiera rca'
nudar u operaciones, que habla sus
pendido temroralmentc Il causa dc 10
cleyado dc los fietcs.
Como cn todas las plaSaS donde do
minan los villistas, los cor.erclantes
han hecho fuertcs pedidoS dc mercan'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-11
LEGO a Fl PasO, Texas, e|
padre del ex.Presidente
de Mexico, Francis
co |. Mader0
Dijo Il los priodi>ta> que no era
hombrc pUlitico y que no So
mrxcIaba Ell la politica de-
NrNirO.

FL PNSO. Tex. Julio 4.-Don Fran
cisco Madrru. padre Gel ~eX-PrrsIfen
ir de Mexico. don Francisco /. Ma
dero, LEGO aver tardc Il csta clu-
dad. acompanado dc III hiJa. ia Sc
norita Angela. Fl yjaj" del sril""
Madcro. -r=rIm pIppia confession,
lirur por objcio. arr"@!ar NariUS
aSuulo- particulars y eStar pre-
sente cn Ia buda de- ~ hIjV Julio,
duien ]rontrlcrd matrimouio 81 dia
Is del actual, con una scNorita dc
Hprmcsl!lu, Sonora, en- Ia G!udad DE
Los Angeles.
Varios rcporiaros catuYle:on a
visiiar al senior Nadcro, pcro Ii
chO senior - nc-0 en- 10 absolute
a c~onccdcrlcs cutreyi>ta alguna.
No soy hUmbre polilicO, nj me
mczcIo Ell ia politica de Mexico,
diio, y por "sta raL0u no pucdO
accedcr a u dc>eos de hIblar So
.brc los aSuutos mcXIranos. He Va
|uido q c.ta ciudad, dc pasO para
la dc Los Angeles. aproycchare mi
estancia en- ella para lrre@iar ron
Imi a]poderado general aISunos dSun-
tps compictameute p~artlcUiare5 que
.Iuerpsito deiar terminates.
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correspondence especial para La PRENsA

asll N'iNN'" fH'e
Las tiltlmaS nOtiriaS que han He
-adO de Monterrey nos hacrn Sa-
DE: Que Ia miSeria Il ScntadO suS
retaleS Ell aquclia desdl,hada ciu-
dad. a pcSar de las p~rolestas Que
auui lanZan en- pjiblico muchoS a.
gpnteS rcyOluciOnariO>. aSegurando
pOr ORA partr, que - una verda-
dera Jauia la region controIada
DOT suS ~re>prctiVOS jefc>. \ DUE
no nos digan uIIr las tales notlclaS
'proccdrn dc cnrml@Os de la rcyo-
luci6n que De auueiIa region nos
e-crihrn. No: la information In
traen las mismas familias Que han
lrribado a San Antonio. 10 pudlen-
do viviI' mas entire los catres. A!ii
no Sc vivc. p0rquc 10 So pucde Vi
viz donGc hay hambrc. y baIazo>
a toda bora. atr"pc!Ios lncaililra-
blcs. Y fu>ilamiento>. y cuanto cons
ti,uyc una yrrdadera anarluia.
En- los tirmpos normalrS dc Ne
yiro. come dice mUy bicu IN Pc
ri6dico americana. aquGl pals t.
Ma siemprr IL -uficiente para al
mrntar en- la frontera 4 una Pc
bIaci6u vclullcimco veccS MANOR drr
- 4 NJ To- ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-11
uBRoS De AVENTuRhs.
Il 10 cvntaYGS caCa ZORRO.

Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, el terror de los crimina-
les:
Ell yendedor dc cadaversr,
Ell robo del disnaate azul.
La hija del usurcro.
Blackwell, el pirata del Tsmesis.
Jack ell destripador.
Los monederos falsos de Londres,
La maleta sangrienta.
Tn medico criminal.
e. testamento del director
Sherlock Holmes y ell contrabLn-
dista de opio.
En- Ia escuela del crfmen de Pits
burg.
A las puertas de Ia muertss
La viuda roja de Paris,
La bestia humana.
Una noche de terror.
Ell robo del collar de par!ss,
La infsme posada Gel Cairo.
Ell nsufragio de Corfu
81 rey de los bandidoa
Aventuras de John C. Raffles,
eel rey de los ladrones noder.
nos:
Ell inc6gnito nisterioso.
I'm robo en- ell Palacic Real,
FL principe jugado-.
Fl asa.to en- ell Sleeping,
81 emo roio.
+ 81 heredero de Eaglestope,
e secreto del emilio.
Ell P~residente de las Colonias.
Fl falso salteador.
La doncella raptaGs.
FL fusil del negro.
e tesoro del Rogh;.
I'm viaje dc bodas.
81 tesoIo de Estadc.
Fl sacerdote del Sci,
En la rasonera.
FL secreto del tesorc.
~.
Hagause los pedidos acompanados
de SD importe 8
> IGNACIO T.. A
SCI Dolc:oss St-.SsnA Antonio, Tex.
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SANDALS De VERTA.

Sc veDden por c~arretoDes ADDS
tintos precios. BueR canine para
traerlas a San Antonio. Dirijanse a
|. B. Shultz o Jesus Torres, Elmen-
dorf, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-11

"~Piporrazos" cura Ia tiricia, ell
fastidio, las ganas dc morirse de
hamhre y toda class do barbarids-
des, barbsras. Gomprer listed "PipO-
s s....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-11
mATRIMONlOS

Manuel Monies de Oca Y Delfina
VAGUE. -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-11
A LOS PROFESSORS DE MUSlCA Y AL
pUBLICO.

Ell Sr. Pedro y. PARA, conocldo COMPOSE
ror fiene a Ia yenta sus ultlmas compost
rinnes mus!caIcs para orQueSta o piano. Los
arreglos de Instrumentation estan hecios
de la manera Siguiente:
te-Cornetln-Tfo
non O Cello V COntrabaJo. FL director o par
Tn dc piano Sc mandara pOr separado q los
uroresOres pOr % centavoS.
LTSTA DE PLEAS.
ppExS, CUarcba) sc
~ ~ pEESauiENTO fyaISl ........... SOC
10, ny .rT;STA NaIS) 7Sc
ncuy 15r
IItpPY HOUR OaiS) 'gc
.IPO Marcha en- Aires :;Si.w
,aganSe los pedidOs 4 PEDRO \. PAhIth
Dallas. Tex.
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TARJETAS POSTALES
MEXLCANAS.

Vease a continuation la lista de ~postales me
x;canas de venta en- Ia Liberia de Lozano.
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Pc : L Peg * Col H.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
ATE ONLY RAW EGGS;
NOW FEELING FINE

SD. Martin OF EIkton. o., suffered
with stomach troubles and difficulties
In his digestive tract He lost weight
and his appetite was bad
He took one dose Of Nays Wonder
ful Remedy and was swiftly restored
with one dose. Seven months later
he sent an order for more, saying:
since taking you remedy I have
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with my stomach Before had bad
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dose It Is not that I need the med1-
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simply going to take It as a pre-
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Maus Wonderful Remedy gives per.
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after ealing. pressure Of gas in the
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

Field Marshal Lord Roberts once
said that war was ten per cent fight
ing and ninety per cent march1ng ano
Irench-diexIng. The hardihood and
agility of Tommy Atkins in the-held
is based largely upon a recognition
of this fact. He is not only taught to
drilI and shoot, but to run like an
athlete and dig like a cerrter- All
Englishmeot are sportsmen by ma
rure. choice and almost by necessity,
so universal is sport in the British
soldier is not an athlete when he en-
tcrs the army, he is quickly forced to
become one. lie is taught that his
life depends more upon his strength
md speed than upon anything else
In advancing to the attack when
close upon hostile trench. an army
goes by short rushes, interspersed by
voneys fred lying fat No Splinter IN
a hundred-yard dash has more need to
be up on his toes and quick at the
start than soldier beginning one
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Of these dashes. The one who arises
and gets under way slow-y, oIers =
sure mark for the enemy The same is
true when he throws himself fiat He
must go down like football player
on the pigskin, or he viii be the most
obvious mark in sight. The British
soldier is taught these things with the
greatest care He is MADE as much of
a Splinter as his natural endowment
makes possible. It is considered Just
as important that he be an. athlete as
that he be marksman-
Sting in the Tail.
When the allies fell back before the
first fierce rush of the Germans, 1t
was the British who did the rear
guard fighting. While retreating at
the rate Of twenty to tnIrsr miles 4
day they kept up fierce rear guard
action. They were the sing in the
tail of the allied retreat They IN
|ficted severe loss upon the pursu-
ing foe. which was unable 70 overtake
them with its heavy artillery. So
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lation along these lines VIII mean
en- opportunity for more American
citizens TO trains their hands and
eyes, and harden their muscles In taci
game fields
Bnt the hunters are not the only
ones upon -whom the country Wouao
depend in an emergency. Every am
Iere OF every kind is worth at least
fifty per cent more as soldier thani
the unframed man who takes his reel
reation ar pool or poker. The golfers
tennis players. canoeists, rowers, areI
all at men who have physical ems
durance and skill of eye and hand
MarfiaI Ideal Causes Wars
Furthermore, there Is yet a larger
idea-one with higher appsai IN
the national I've OF outdoor spoLtl
William James. who is undouoteo1y
Americas greatest philosopher. wroIel
that nations fought. not because they
had quarrelS 10 settle, but because
every nation needs and demands d
marital IDEAL Specifically, the love
of the martial ideal is manifested by
the interest which all man, whether
they admit it or not, feel IN war and
weapons OF fighting It IS manifeste>
in the universal feminine admiration
for the brass buttons the child1sh love
of martial music and marching men
is proof of it, too. But the need Tor
il lies deeper than all this. The ma
ton must have an idea1 OF physical
hardihood TO guard zr against deter
Lforation Were the thinker, the man
of Offices and books. however great IN
his way. our only ideal of manhood,
we might almost degenerate into
thinking vegetables and take root In
our chairs
The need for martial ideal IS real
and must be met. William James
pointed out that it might be met by
sending our young men TO battle with
untamed nature instead OF with men
of other nations. This Is Utopia
scheme. admittedly. but one which,
nevertheless appeals powerfully to
the Imagination. Suppose. for exam
pie, that every young man at the age
of twenty-one were compelled to en-
list Cor two years to build dams and
railroads and bridges in Alaska The
weaklings would be quickly weeded
OUT the fit would come back sun
burned and hardy and strong as any
soldier from campaign. Ihey
would set the national standard OF
courage and physical hardwood.
which. in the opinion of the great
philosopher would ultimately do
away with wars. Since the European
conflict this idea has been, presented
by otner men in many different forms
a college professor, for example, has
recommended athletics as subsd-
tute for war. and international meets
to take the place of wor;d Conflicts
Whether or not sport Is 10 sahsfy
the martial 1ongiaSS OF men and ot
the means OF ending war Tor all time
If Is certainly now means Of keep
ing men fit to fight without putting
them under arms.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29

ono yGI curing AC ~
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much depends upon
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the mother. One OF the
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Queen or Dairy Maid
Ambition the Same

In the expectant mothers mind there
- mn Iimif to what the future in Store,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-29
Uncle Sans HunccrS-

In the matter of hunters. the
United states Is particularly wei
ststes show that 5,00o,oO0 hunting
licenses were taken out In the United
states last year. This means that
there are 100000 men in the coun-
try who know how to handle a gun,
and it is likely that at least three
milton of them are OF military age.
while probably twenty-five per cent
use rifles Three quarters OF mil
lion trained rfflemen constitutes an
asset for national defense which
niSht give any nation con1cencc.
Obviously. IN this connection. what
is needed Is intelligent protection of
game. The recent feder.- migratory
game law by protecting wild ducks in
their spring migrarions. will mean
duck shooting for many Americans
during the next quarter OF a century
who otherwise might never have seen
wild duck. More intelligent legs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
YOUR SICK CHILD
is CONST|PATED!
LOOK AT TONGUE

No matter what ais your child. a
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II your little on. IL out of sorts.
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Ask your druggist for bo.ccn,
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the California Pix Syrup Com.
pany."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

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rheumatic palms. torture you. You
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Look out, These are danger sig
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Uric acid poisoning. in one form or
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
OUCH! LUMBACO!
RUB PAINS FROM
S0RE,LAME BACK


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
All Same Renfon RoiIsDoy

THE California legislature rcsouNs congress buy the
Western Pacific railroad and operate OF the
feasibility OF government ownership OF railroads Which is
kind in the California legislature
Rotten mismanagement and speculation have put the
Western Pacific in the hands OF receiver Congress
asked taken broken egg and what OF chicken
il raise therefrom
The proposition implies tremendous confidence in either
the skill the stupidity OF congress We imagine that
congress setting railroad eggs. TT WILL
NOT BE ON EGGS THAT HAVE BEEN KICKED OUT
OF THE NEST AND PICKED BY EVERY TRAMP
ROOSTER IN THE YARDl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
Billions for a Navy for
PEACE INSURANCE
Not Cent for Navy for Aggression


WE KNOW iiremans wife She has few chickens in
w the backyard OF their little place Sometimes when
her hens laying she sells eggs the neighbors
fe Chief SetSon, several days ago, suspended
rcmen for 10 days and robbed them OF advance
men by giving each OF them 10 dement, marks
Their crime
They had been interested financially in iitney buses
They had not touched the wheel of car; they had
taken minutes time away from their duties Other
drove the for them.
Nevertheless although far the law goes they were
within their rights and in the face of opinion from
poraton Counsel Bradford these punished by Chief
Stetson The chief explained their failure tell him they
going 10 buy automobiles characterization.
Il have had guilty feeling friend the reman's
wife. said yesterday, that should have asked the
chief about It before bought my chickens"
Ii fireman cannot invest his money in his own
way. when he is his mans outside OF business
hours. WHY SHOULDN'T these chickens be taken away
from this fircmans wife?
And why shouldn't Assistant CChef Clark say. he
made give up the rooming house Sixth and Jefferson
which is contributing his ncome
1T LOOKS TO THE STAR As IF CHIEF STETSON
Is CARRYING HIS ABSURD IDEAS TO 4 RIDICULOUS
EXTREME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
All Right Nou

or COURSE you noticed the big uplitt that
~ death bed. gave navy. but You ought to know all
the details since you interested in the nav being able
defend the nation.
Congress made the commanders-in-chief OF three
fleets ulledged admiras thus putting them equal
professionally unctionally and socially with foreign
manders OF fleets
The nferiorty heretofore existing has been perfectly
humiliating the American navy.
Now, however, Admiras Howard Cowlcs and Fletcher
will be entitled fly fourarred blue pennants and receive
IL gun sautcs while admrals will get three and
Is guns
There haven't been enough and the sautcs have
been weak
With the proper number OF peunant and adequate
ability salute the navy well its way ruling the
waves as they should be ruled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-17
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