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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
COTTON RECEIVERS
PART OF REACTION
Prices Gradually Ease OF,
However, Later In Day With
Dec, Selling Down 1859 To
1O.45 and General List Clos
ing Steady Off 2 Points
tEy the Associated Press. }

New York, Sept. 1.-THE cotton market
recovered a good part OF yesterdays re-
action during today'S early trading. but
again encountered heavy realizing and
prices gradually pased off with December
selling down 1919 to 1913, and with the
general list closing steady net points
lower to points higher.
Relatively firm cables. reports that the
firmer tons of raw material had stimulated
the demand for cotton goods and yarns,
and the continued frmnesS of Southern
spot markets late yesterday. probably ac-
counted for renewal of active Wall
Street and commission house buying at
the opening.
Predictions Of a prominent Southwest
ern operator that prices would ultimately
sell much higher may also have encouraged
scattering demand, while in some quarters
there appeared a disposition to eliminate
questions of International politics from
calculations to the course of the mar
ket. First prices were firm at an advance
Of 10 to l. points, and the active months
soon sold IL to II points net higher, with
October advancing to 1925 and January t.
t0.1I. Euying orders seemed to be pretty
we'll supplied on this bulge. however. and
the market later turned easier under week
end realizing, which was probably pro
South and the usual tendency toward re
action after such advances as tn" market
has experienced during the past week.
October contracts sold of to 1910 in the
late trading. while reaction carried Jan
uary down to 1862, or Il points below thu
high level of the morning. Closing price
were point or two up from the loves
on most positions. crop report pub
lished before the opening made the con
diton on September 4, 69.5 comparin!
with the governments condition of 90.
a. Of August -. Southern selling o
October here was attributed to liquidation
of hedges accompanying the purchase o
actual in the Southern markets.
m
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
THIRD ATTEMPT SAVES
MAN FROM DROWNING
Especial to The News and Observer.

Wilmington, Sept. 11.-An under
tow at Wrightsville Beach this after
noon swept out considerable dis
tance G.. Kerr, of New York a special
auditor doing work here for the At
lantic Coast Line, and before help
could reach him he was almost
drowned
Sol Sternberger, a contractor of this
city, went to his rescue and was at
tackled by cramps. George HaShagen
also of this city, started in canoe to
the aid Of the two men when the boat
was capSiZed and had it not been for
Irving COrbett. who swan out and
helped Mr.. Hashagen right the craft
on reef the three men would un-
doubtedly have been drowned It re-
qulred an hour or more to resuscitate
Sternberger and Kerr and the former
is confined to his room
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
FOREIGN OUTLOOK
REvERSES STOCKS
Markets Two-Hour Session Is
Heavy With Exception of
Few Fitful and Sporadic
Movements; Little Trading
Is Done

New York Sept. 11-The foreign Situa
ton was again an adverse influence dur
ing todayS two hour session. Stocks were
heavy at the opening and except for
few itful and sporadic movements this
tendency prevailed throughout. Overnight
news regarding this country'S relations
with the Teutonic allies, involving the
possible rejection of Germany's Arabic de
fenSe, made for increased concern and re-
duced trading to professional and slender
proportions.
Little attention was paid to the war
shares, which continued their gyratiOnS,
though in downward direction. Bethle
hem Steel preferred fell points to 142.
the common to 312. General Motors ~
to c:oh. and WHY'S Overland 51a to 1856.
Others of that group were lower by l to
2La points.
United States Steel was the target for
beariSh attacks. falling off 4 point to 1914
its lowest quotation of the week. Some of
the more prominent railways. including
Reading and New York Central averaged
| declines of point. but trading in that
| quarter of the list was almost negligible
Mixed recOverieS and declines attended the
irregular close.
| The mercantile agencies reported fur
| ther improvement in general business. and
| the bank clearingS from all sections point
| iii this same direction. Dealings in bonds
| today were nominal, with an irregular
| trend. Few offerings were made. TOta
| sales. par value. aggregated 81 ,2Sl0OO.
| United States 3S advanced 81 per cen
| and the coupons 4'S and Panama IS II PEI
| cent on call during the week
| New York stock List
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
New York Dry Goods

New York. Sept. n.-('otton goods mar
tive and prices are on higher basis
Trading in co}ored goods has been broa der
and substitute cloths being accepted
more willingly. The shortage of dyes con
tinues the uppermost topic among manu-
facturers. and many standard lines are be
ing restricted in supply. There has been
a good business done in print cloths.
sheetings, beached cottons and other
staples. The percale business has been
steady and prints have been ordered quite
freely. Staple ginghams have been In
better demand. Cotton duck for home
use is in better demand, and export ship
mentS continue large. General export
trade i'm cotton goods is fair. The de
mand for fine novelty cottons continues
good
Quotations: Print cloths. % inch. 64x
CAS-. 3h cents: 64x6Vs, cents: ssh inch.
(r4x64's, Ala cents; brown sheetings. South
| ern standards 6A cents: deDims. ounce,
II cents tiskngs ounce; "p;s 1,H t,ndar cents =;
| nrints 5L cents: dress ginghamS, 9A
| cents.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT


New York Sept 1.-THE actual condi-
ton Of clearing house banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold 1924 122 $50 reserve, in excess of legal
requirements. This is increase Of $15,-
012 ,0SO over last week.
Actual condition. Loans, etc, increa sed
$25 420 OOO. Reserve in own vaults in
creased SIS, 900, 600. Reserve in Federal Re
serve Bank increased 81, ,154 COO Reserve
in other depositarieS decreased 81 915 600
Net demand deposits increased SO e44 900
Net time deposits decreased So $40 900
Circulation decreased $4,000. Aggregate
reserve, $691 .4S7 600. Excess reserve in
creaS aSed $15,O12, ,OSO.
Summary of State banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York not included
in clearing house statement: Loans, etc
decreased $1O4S600 Specie sed
$50. 800. Legal tenders increased 500, 500
Total deposits increased 81 .1S9, 400. Banks
cash reserve in vault, $40 354 eco Trust
companies cash reserve in vault $47,-
962 100
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
FEDERAL RESERVE REPORI

Washington, Sept. 11-Goli as.rs-- NJ
in the vaults of the twelve Fej.-a4
serve Ranks increased almost St.J I
during the last week. according - = .,.,
ment Of their condition Septemb..- i
sued today by the Federal Reserve b.
1t shows: Il
Resources Gold coin and c~rtta
in vault. 212.1?0.0D. Gold ~attIaf'..
fund, SGs.teG OoU. Gold r,>t!eIn ptit,l f
with United States Treasurer Sis
Total gold reserve. SIS o0- .O9 Ti
tender notes. silver. etc. 81 IA opl q,
reserve. S.al2 - 900. Bills diScountot WY
bought: MaturitieS within I0 DAYS 8
IA 900. Maturities within ~ dav, ST.
0S-I.N0. Maturities within ~ aayS ii.
$1,000. Maturiti-s within "a days &
692 600. MaturitieS over ~ davs Il e--
coo. Total. Sis rs 900.
Investments: United States bonds &
S52,0D. Municipal warrants S. 10 ~,
Federal reserve notes. net. Sl3.c15pa p,a
from Federai Reserve Banks net, - l!2
600. All other resources. &. SAL UG T.tsi
resources. St03 +20.00a
Liabilities: Capital paid in. 81 40 tsu
Reserve deposits. net. N.1S .O,3 Un Fedora
| reserve notes. net. SI1.5.1. .tsio All ,,n.-
liabilities $3O6s Oaa Total liahilifies
$402 40. 600. Gold reserve against n,.; ns
| bilities. SS.6 per cent. Cash reserve against
net liabilities. SAT per cent Cash -eS..rva
| against liabilities after setting a,id,. ~
| per cent gold reserve against net amount
| Of Federal reserve notes in circulation
| 3e.3 per cent.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
BOMB EXPLOSION CAUSES
$4,000 LOSS IN TAMPA
BY the Associated Press !

Iampa. Fla. Sept. 11-Authori,ies
tonight expected to make arrests be-
fcre morning of persons supposed 10
nave been guilty of the blowing u, Of
the Red Lion saloon here carly today
When dozen other buildings prac-
ucaiiy were wrecked and property loss
eNoeeoins >so.ooo was sustained No
one was seriously hurt
IodayS explosion came after !,
series of explosions during the past
seSerai Tnoaths, according to Fire
Chief Matthews
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
BRITAIN DELAYS ACTION
ON AMERICAN COTTON

Washington. Sept 11.-Lack Z
sufficient commercial data is offered
by the British government for fur
ther delay OF the purchase Of Am"ri-
can cotton detained in Great Britain.
The following announcement based
on dispatch from Consul General
Skinner in London, was made puhIts
today by the State Department
THE Department Of State IS IN"
formed by the consul general in Lone
don that it has been found Impos>l3 -
to conclude the purchase OF certain
lots of American cotton, detained n
Great Britain under what is known
as the cotton agreement. because y
the failure Of the claimants To supply
the commercial details neceSSar\ -
the consideration of their c0nslIn-
ments. He is informed that II Is ih
diSpensable that the bills Of lad.n&.
invoices, copies of the contracts ana
confirmation of the contracts ShpH
be supplied and that the board -
trade. whose officers are making th"E'
purcha aSeS. will deal with all ne
claims as promptly as possible. hdl
must have all the cOmmercIal Ids+
bearing upon individual cases before
they can do So
Heart Beats. Not Cannon
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Junior Class Organizes.

ElOn College, Sept. 1.-THE Junior
class Of Elon College, organized yes
terday with a large enrolment Of
members, J. l.. Crumpton, of Rox-
boro. was elected president; Miss Julia
Farmer, of News Ferry, Va, vice
president; Miss Annie Riddick, E1on
College. secretary; Mr w H. Gray, of
Robersonville. hist torian; and Mr. NJ
F. Richards of Winchester Va, poet.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Heart Beats. Not Cannon,

London, Sept Ills it the guns
in Flanders or the beating OF the1r
own hearts that prople on the fnf-
lish coast and inland are writing II
the newspapers about asked a Ion
don physician. discussing the reports
of gunfiring heard sixty. seventy anu
even ninety miles from the neaT'9~
scene of war operations.
Let me suggest trial eHp"r
ment." he continues. When any one
hears these sounds let him stop h@
ears with his fingers Then II n
really hears guns, the sound VIII p"
diminished or blotted out alt g"theI
if it is the heart beat the sound Wi
be increased
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Daily Cotton Table.

New Orleans Middiing 90 receipts.
1.425: exports 1441; sales, 1,2tl st,.k.
L., 9a4
Galveston: Middiing 1000: receipts e
1876: exports. 11.4l?: sales laS: ,to.t.
13l 40.
Mobile Middling 9ss: receipts. 1..st.
sales. IS: stock. 12.1i3.
Savannah: Middiing. 96a receipts -
$50 sales. $40: stock. ~ .12S
Charleston: Middiing. 81. receipts ~:
stock. 43.01o
Wilmington: Middlins % Receipts,
300 stock, :4.o1o
Norfolk Miidiinc. 90. receipts fl-.
sa les. :,6, stock. t..f11
Baltimore: Mddling. 1910; stock 3l4.
Boston Middling. 1879: stock. 7sn
Philadelphia Mdding. 10. ~totk -
New York Stock. 214.@s3
Minor ports: Receipts, 90 stock ~
57s
Total today: Receipts, $3.50, exports.
Total for week Receipts. lN.~2u. o>-
ports 12.StD.
Total for season; RertiptS, 2N7,:.~7. -N-
ports. 2:,22. HIS.
Houston: Middling. 1000; receipts 81
491; shipments 5,61S; sales. 1877 TX.
S1.e44
Memphis: Midhlins. at2; reeipt,- 81.
Augusta: Middling 80: receipts p
246; shipments. 33I: sales, 81 stock. f9-
263
St Louis Middiing, ol. receipts. l41;
| hipmentS 12S: sales 45: stock, l0,0N
Cincinnati: Receipts, 300 shipments
''f; Little fso'k Rock e:'' Miaa,ing sss receipts
| 80; shipments. 642: sales. 6+2 stock, 1.'26.
D, Dallas: .N MiddlinG; 49, go sales 80 &ot' a
ments, 7,151: stock. 2S6.046.
New York Provisions.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Cotton Seed Oil.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE cotton seed
oil market was firm on further buying by
Wall street. based on bullish reports on
the seed situation and the crop outlook
Cioung prices were unchanged to 9 points
higher. Sales. 1900 barrels
The market closed firm. Spot. 6O1G6 Is
Sept. 5sM6.OO; Oct. 6.O2@GO5; Nov, 6.Gl
@f6O3: Dec. G.0m6y09; Jan, 616G6.17
Feo. 6S@61; Mar. 6.36GS3S: April
6.42trG.4S. Total sales 4 800
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Naval Stores.

Savannah, Ga Sept. Turpentine,
firm, 36'A sales. 40. receipts, 305: ship
mentS. 12S: stock p ,023.
RoSn. firm: sales, 1850: receipts, L.
1919: shipments. GIL stock. 81, 129
Quote: ABCD, 800; f, 305: f, so:
CHI. 3.13: *, $40; Nj, 423: n, 4.S5; WIG.
5.63; WV, 5.S5G59O.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
LiNcrpOOl Cotton.

biverpoOl. sept. 11.-Cotton Spot. un-
changed; good middling. 6.42: middlinC
6.12; low middling. 5.64 Sales, 12OOO
Speculation and export. 1000; receipts, 5,
pW. Futures barely steady.
Sept. $50: Sept Oct. $50: Oct Nov
6O3h: Nov. Dec. Cos; ec-Jan., GIL.
Jan. Feb. 6.14A: Feb. Mar. CHS: Mar
April. 62lE; April May. 625: May June
o2sh June July, 6.3i1 Il July Aug 6.341.
Aug. Sept. 6.35h
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
Norfolk Cotton Market


Chicago, Sept. 11.-Hogs strong: bulk.
6907. .E,: light. 7.456eS 25: mixed ESQ
8S: heavy. 6.2517.5; rough. 6.e5@8 45
pigs, 0506f7.T5
Cattle, weak; native beef cattle, 61O6
10.. cows and heifers. s006es 10 calves
8000llI 90
Sheep, steady: wethers. 100000; ewes
3.4O6ta.G0: lambs, G.J06N9 10
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

New York. Sept. 11.-Cotton goods and
yarn firm and fairly active today. Wool
goods firm and active. both for foreign
and domestic consumption. Silks firm, and
ribbons improved. Linens are GROWN g
Srarcer. Burlaps for future delivery
Steadier
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

New York Sept. 11.-Closing. mercantile
noner 3L,m3X sterling 90 day bills. 4.Ss
demand. 4-G7H: cables. t-GsH bar silver,
4SA Mexican dollars. 3S
EGn'rarnment bonds steady: railroad j
bonds, irregular.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

clover. high in termination ana
purity. $3.50 per buShei I. 4" =
ASheviite J.. r Stricken. Seeds
man. AsheVille. \. C.
9-1-14
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

covered root cures tobacco hthf'
and indigestion. Gladly send Ptf
tiCuiaFS T. r., Stokes, MohlWk >
Fla 9-I-yI
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

Butter Market.
cipin Ill SepA 11-RHtfer. str"nS
ono tmhs sold at "a cents: % at 20 cents.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14

New York Provisions.
New York. Sept. n.-No sugar market
Butter, duh cheese, firm.
Spot coffee, steady; Rio No. ~. 6's:
Santos As 9.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-14
- closed Stea dy

Spot cotton. quiet; middling uplan
10: no sales.
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AQUA DULCE NEWS ITEMS


AQUA ptiEE ssrt 20 The cnitan
pictinR season b. Hilaeat nYrf hero
About 1900 bairs ~ reitnn were Fn1Wn
in tnls section This year Many han
drHs acres ~ rnfn are aow being bar
vested
tiuf farmers are ready g. rians fail
vegetables ana feed cfops. hHs sar ieeil
~ min Hothnr hna ssi beer l4aNisd
W. hasa te.n sirhird rn faf hY fhs
rain man IL hnh pgned easi. ssAi
Meth snd sUaih hni We have been isft
uui III the drf
Fublif sehonl opened last Monde y
With 80 enrolment ~ ~ pnplis
several ~ uuf YuunR men sfs pfe-
pafinE A. attend tiss a. a ~ College
ttis aeHrinn
AZ n.ffsn NJ Riley and ssNsrsi
other PROGRESSIVE tenants sfe leaving
10 THE weeh We feafei ~ lrsc these
good people bat unf luss viii hr sumo
other rGpununlfts gam
NE Kss,dKAAH IT wniiamssn ecunty
u ter. isrsAiaR after hlr lafse farm
lies Sfssinns ~ iissfiiis preached
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FoR sAlr-rousU.

ron SALE Hons. ON leased er,,und
ii7soa worth ~ mmher Gao aitane D.
Tor rslsasing psiDc tictu o Adfrrst
Asa Edwards General bsurey $3.50
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nnr "a The m4isi pgaciical tetmras hetv
iast SUNDAY niehi that has ryvr httu
Delivered at tn4s place
n o. Woicnit shiriscti 4 saf 80 hoFs
% fott Worth iasl wecA sra tvcfisei
tuc rfice fsf shcm
3 a. ifaffvu ceiehfstci his blrthaaN
In r,osivrn st}le AN 3gdA, last =
frW ~pecisi fiis'tis were sur-la ~ 81,
nlrtutas lUn,hs.
Mrs Nent,an,., s,,ia n f1nnvf 81 Mrs
she,meA shih NseA sea b. teAehlnf hes
how fu caN krsut
r. ~ iaNas,em and several other
tauntrs are tiepstiNs to Frlv a
humpeF sfop nf eshhars
A freir~r c,s,Ains characterization viii
he fiern tefe "Wednesday auefp,stN
altn aitesiiDnF ior making = rfeisss
et,Aef and urs 20 aams vii us ale-
guessed
Aunnes Aifred rimore ~ ,'puius
christi tisuei his parents h.s. tas,
SUNDAY
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MHiefn sin rstsm hanssls~. ri,fani-
b Furnished msludinr hifh sfatv
riauv isas servant riisaN| ptefe fo,sm
ana parArs 'i,st in nc nmfi Hi.s,ial
pfl,s and isgns e nold nefefs uetobef
ialh
several tfelou Residence luit GA
Nwth hsach or iaanthN paA ments
Price mrch ieas thsn adjoining p4ur.
ttfs
t4ste in sart fruni SUfnst on paved
siFsst irsi apartment aise Ia go, a.
pflre asked
u Nua pNns ia hH,. rNrhanfe uf fsnt
sec a. q wpun Phone iOl
ass.
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Help Wanted Female.

WANTED WeHirn Geo rf.Nk and ovaisi
in hichcn 4prit at ts1 Me~iulis a.
onrc a7t
WANTED Giu nr Nnrtan a. assist
elth hounraufk can at Az Fsfman
ANeuue a.
PAYING employment FOR women full
y part time. Hall guaranteed cotton.
isis. silk hosiery a. user. Experiences
Unnecessary. large profits spring
business now on. ~ rkHNAIIONAI.
MILLS. sots CHESTNUT. pniiadslphia.
sts
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ttl sAl.t leo acre hrm drsifltls
iocailun -sis Improvement nrar
ssheol aud eharyh on puiia ruaa
Srfins water isrnuaa rlaas az elrs
fa0,fd near froahk i,tsf rcsaa
fnath district AddrrHa erp "
lufntpo. city tbsN
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HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
Born Investment Company
wsssr sre la~reNss Streets fsl.sAsn. "a


FpH RKg>T wm r,i.t Ner, feason-
atlt 81 iscfsnASehi irepis she upstairs
a. iapi Walter Sc urfurnished 40
ideal io-stion uN~rlcoAinN tne has
fhnif ieit ga
FNa RGNr faul reosn u,uictp ur.
nisi,sd ho,a.e SO 90. unfurnisbed $50 o.
tiXr. ssN and assvn t,s,sa hoasss siefp.
inE pOfctts sn pfnifoftisu raraEe tree
ust "a toatS 49, mu4 VISITS issS o. rent
- M ,haa o. e~h Faik Ca esl Afnvs
Noofv. o~ner Moafvvilia tsNsl
TbR nENr sulies ~ uaht house
kecpinn rooms uns half hiosk 80 cat
iin, tte- So .softh broadway lfhhne s1A
rHE nrnhAnn tstAl
fpN RENr Nice room furnished
cottage veil iacatrd nn North iieach ,
" i-tttman. tinfekA Laundry ,t2sl
tOR RENr Fufnishsa nNhi house
seeplnE uaems Hubbard iieomine
Hons. ieIs Nofth broadway. Adv
ron nkNT four up stairs uufafn
i-hrd reuma No efgN Chsuarfai 60
heart ~ business district from ftun Go
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.ss-..a.-. .........a .ss ......
r0R RENT iAtsc dwelHnE tss :
broadway nodefa Phone a. a Saw
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furnished BONUSES al var rates ~
lnanstts prs5sfFed WHY uwn when
tent ~ cheaper TslA To- Ss3 Amos
AsoTe osnsr tt2ti
FuR nENr yamplyiel, furnished
fiNe-r,rlin house AppN Ia Mrs tiot-
itch az 500 paln Alto of Phone Gee
''asl
ron RENq q room house With bath
desirable incstlan appiy ites Mes
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FOR RENT Q ruom cottage ou bath
Ina beach ana Gar line nrw place An
modern convenience. Apply Caller
ifs
ron RENT -FiVc r,om ana sleeping
purrh cutinHe modern Amos Mu.fr.
Auoru villa Phone tsl fbil
foH RENT s-ronm housr on heerh
between EpNnrih and teach Botel
an convenience. larnes CHAMBER
Phone Csc. street Number Gis CiApar
raj nsD
FOR RENT I'VE f,on .louse win
I city sad ciafrrn Watnf shi,A rn yard
nnd ratdsn ylns" 900 o. thurman and
staples ~ schools Apply so soeo
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fon SALE uR TRADE n rs0,~r
$3.50 f"F tpu ~ ua1e fes s.aUeN
"fHN "'eseie w tetgy f'hons 40
$50
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fNn SAl.k OR TRADE View 80 f.o4
pA.ssnees Aupqh Win t.h. . moaar 10
Trace tot hShi car q raoel Yalae must
pr ~ rooa running of,ier--oan a. issa
waller street ~ f-hOnc 80. Dan
FOR SALE on TRAuE-- slx rsom
hVuse vita All coasrnisnres ana 40
lptH loctitd en- streei cat An~ ia Aus
nn. Texas WA trade ~ chose In
pf"pefsy In corpas Chfisti See .eo
i Nmm,tb ses t.hapaFres -. Corpus
en''sA tcAaA to1c
WON SALE ar TRAnl, ta assss ~
nni'nHfaAe4 tlsts sandy ins4u sever
miles southwest u gQrpns ghrssti. tos
San Aniorie eeF~aee nt imlaatea large
loi between ihe one and thr.e nlis
umii Sam D. Winiams Stnf Route.
'nff.ss CHRISTI Tesss Cad
fVh SAih ok TRADE eighteen
lois iecnted on Norsh H.ach. wcst q
heach Hotel Concrete waiks. Niii caa
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-02
POL TICA Ne nUDA
Il KAISER, PLAGIAREO.

E. cabie-Que como no tiene cue
hacer. Sc ocupa de Euros cuentos Y
cnismes-nos trajo aver la noticia de
cue su Maiestad Imperial don Gui-
i.ermo de Alemania habia detcrmina-
DO incautarse los reinos de Serbia,
Montenegro y Albania : ponerles su
f~ierro. atenido al poder de sus pis-
tclas : I que no hay quien lie roHque
por aquel;as tierras.
FL procedimiento es netamcnte ca
Iraacista y creemos que Don Venus
ceberia presenuar reclamation por ell
uso indebiio dc un invento suyo. FL
Kaiser apoderandose de Serbia Y de-
mas paises ba!kanicos. no ha hecho
mas que imitar 4 los c~ontlapaches de
don Venus, que Sc apoderan de pala-
clos Y haciendas agenas Y Sc ponen a
cyp!ota-.oS con toda la desvergiienza
del muado.
Nosotros. como admiradores de los
principles del carrancismo salvador,
protestamos por el abuse de CUTLER
no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-02
CANDIDEZ.

Dice nuestro corresponsal en- La
redo, Texas, que hace pocos d!aS Sc
p~resentG un pasajero a las autorida-
dcs c~arrancianas del otro lado del rio,
quejanGose dc que lie habian eXtraido
democriticamente de sus petacas, en-
cl trayecto de Monterrey a n. Lare-
DO. In suna de c~incuenta mil pesos
en- billetes de banco, y agrega que
las susodichas autoridades no lie hi
cieron cast Y 10 despacharon muy le-
JOS. ilamandolo mentiroso.
iPues claro.
:Se necesita ser tan candida como
e. p~asajero esq para quejarsc con los
carraMcistas de un robo!
Los ao~stenedorcs de don Venus no
persigueu 4 los autoreS de los robos;
= lal iiclrran. eSiarian n IA rirrrl
mItilo~ -IOrio-u> generates.
CARiCATO.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-04-30

Rubc MsrQuard. who was pnrchas-
ed from the indianapolis club Of tho
American Association by the New
York Giants some years ago for 3lt..
900. has at last entered the select
circle OF no-hit pitchers. He made
that record In the very iirst game hc
pitched for tho season Of 1915 and
on the day after the opening OF tho
season. He held brooklyn without
a hit or run In the game at the Polo
grounds. New York.
Marquard's development Is nm cx-
ample OF the waiting powers OF John
J. McGraw. manager Of the Giants.
His S11 900 beauty did little for him
until 1913. when those persons who
had been laughing ct the manager
for having picked lemon" were
surprised 70 $50 Marqnard pitch ninc-
teen straight victories. Without those
victories the Giants could not have
won the pennant In their league.
Last year he pitched twelve games
In n row without q victory. Then
he had = winning streak. Lack Of