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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-09-02

the Bemidji high school this term.
Ben Brown and Ben Little Creel
two Indian boys from Red LAX
Agency, left last night for the In
diam school at Lawrence, Kansas.
F. S. Lycan, proprietor of tn
Markham hotel, will go to the Twi
Cities tomorrow, where he will al
tend the races on the new speedwa,
Miss Catherine Jackson, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jackson, vii
leave Monday for Villa Scolastics
where she will enter first year hig
school. s.. -'- &
Miss Marie Cahill, one of the Be
midji graduates of the class of 1915
will leave Saturday night for Ten
strike, where she will teach schoo
this year. +
F. A. P. White, president of tn
Northern National bank, and son
Harold, will leave tomorrow for Min
neapolis where they will attend tn
speedway races. =.
Do not fail to visit the Henrionne
Millinery parlors their Autumn an,
Winter opening days, Friday an,
Saturday, September and 4. A spe
cial showing of new and exclusiv
styles may be seen.-Adv
Miss Lillian McGregor, daughte
Of Mrs. Mary McGregor, of this city
will go to Turtle River Monday wher
she will be principal Of the publ
schools this year.
Frank Koors and sister, Mae Koors
left this morning by auto for Min
neapolis, where they will spend
week attending the state fair an,
the speedway races.
J. w. Naugle and family, who hav
occupied the residence at 523 Bel
trami avenue, have moved into tn
new house just back of this propert,
and facing Sixth street.
Miss Minnie Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs
Rathman of jamestown, N. D., an,
Attorney Thayer c. Bailey motore'
to Red Lake this morning. They viii
return to Bemidji this evening.
Miss Marion White,s daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p White, left las
night for the University of Mime
sofa, where she will resume her stud
les, this being her second year there
Charles Schroeder, secretary of tn
Beltrami County Fair association, an,
who has charge of the Beltrami coun
ty exhibit at the state fair, will leav,
Saturday night for the Twin Cities
A special display of girls schoo
hats will be on exhibition at tn
Henrionnet Millinery parlors during
the opening days, Friday and Sat
urday, September 3 and 4. A cor
dial welcome is extended.-Adv.
Mrs. w. B. Stewart Of Dewey av
enue left this morning for New Yor]
city and Malone, N. y, and othe
points in the East, where she will
visit relatives and friends for som
time. .- ii
w. E. Elliott, proprietor of tn
Fair store, is spending a few day
in Minneapolis, buying stock for hi
store. He is accompanied by 10
Hahn, who is employed at the Fai
store.
Miss Laura Nykreim, who ha
spent her vacation, with friends i
Bemidji, returned to her home i
Fargo, N. D., yesterday. Miss Nyk
REIN is deputy treasurer Of Cla
county.
Miss Anna Klein will leave Mon
day for Bass Lake, where she W.T.
teach school. Miss Klein is a grad
uate of the Bemidji schools and thi
is her second year as teacher a
Bass Lake. /
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-09-02

Rev. O.. A. Anderson of Rosewood,
Minn., will hold services at the Ed
ward Anderson residence tomorrow
night at O'Clock. All are welcome
to the services. From Bemidji Rev.
Anderson will go to Rainy River.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-09-02

The regular. weekly dance at
Birchmont Beach summer hotel will
be held Friday evening this week,
instead of Saturday night, as so many
Bemidji young people find they. are
unable to attend the. Saturday eve
ming dances. 49,, .tt-.. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-09-02

William Jackson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward jackson, of Irvine av-
enue, will leave Monday for st. Johns
college, Collegeville. Mimi, where he
will take commercial course. This
is his second year at St.iilJohn's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
ALLIES IN ACCORD
STATES OFFICIAL
French Statesman Denies
There Has Been Any
Disagreement.

PARIS. Dec. IA complete and
sv weeping denial of a press dispatch
alleging a disagreement between the
French and Britain military author
titles was furnished tonight from an
official source.
These allegations" said the high
official informant. when copy of
the dispatch was submitted TO him.
could only have been devised by
the correspondence imagination
They are absolutely false and
should like YOU to deny them most
categorically.
1T is untrue that a French Off
cial ever made such statements as
the message contains.
at is untrue that England wants
TO leave Salonika.
1T is untrue that Field Marshal
SIR John French suggested to the
allies war council that the Salonika
expedition Dee abandoned.
"IJ is untrue that "a difference of
opinion has arisen between Field
Marshal French and Gen Joffre. or
between Field Marshal French and
other allied representatives.
Complete unity of view exists be-
tween England and France regard
ing 5alonika Great Britain does
not propose 10 abandon Serbia The
Balkan expedition will so on with
the French and British lighting side
by side"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
TWO BIDS OFFERED
At RUMELY SALE
Cash and Claim Percentage
Offers rendered by ReOr-
ganiZatlOn Committee.

LAPORTE. Dec. 10. - Two bids
were Thursday rendered Receiver
Finley T. Mount Of the NJ Rumely
Co. for the assets of the concern 10y
Chauncey TT. Murphy. assistant treas
urer OF the United States Mortgage
q Trust Co. Of New York. who. with
Col j. NJ Hatfield Of New York.
represents the Contamination com
mittee OF the Advance Rumelv Co.
One bid was for s4.0O0.000. 70 be
paid in cash. for the assets or the
Rumely Co, the sum of 81. 600. 600
for the NJ. Rumely Co. with all its
property and the sum OF S1.5O0.GOO
for the Rumely Products co. The
other bid was more complicated and
proposes to pay the creditors Of the
NJ Rumely Co 80 per cent Of their
claims and the creditors Of the
Rumely Products co. 90 per cent II
their claims. In addition about a
million dollars Of claims against the
company on the part Of dealers for
commissions on sales will be paid
by the new company so bids were
rendered by any parties except the
Representatives of the Advance Rum
ely 90.
The Advance Rumely Co. is to be
composed of practically all of the
creditors Of the old company and
nearly all Of the stockholders Of the
old company To be exact. 90 per
cent Of the creditors have joined
the Advance Rumely Co. 90 per cent
of the preferred stockholders have
Joined the company, and "a 81 per
cent Of the common stockholders
have also taken stock in the new
concern.
It is believed that Judge Anderson
will approve the percentage bid"
that was offered Receiver Mount
said Thursday that this bid amount
ed TO nearly S8.0O0.000. The cash
bond Of $4.5OO,0O0-is a half million
over the minimum price of $4,000
600 set by Judge Anderson for both
companies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

The gifts Of Mrs. Georse Washing
ton Lopp 10 the smokers of the
French army include 1o.0e0Co0 Gig
arets. 100000 pounds Of tobacco and
$4,000 pipes.
Mrs. LOpp whose husband is a
prominent American i'm Paris. has
thus supplied two and one-half Gig
arets and several pipefuls of tobacco
10 every French soldier Her latest
consignment consists of 100000
cigarets for men actually tn the
trenches. $4,000 for the general staff
and like amounts for the naval and
military camps in Paris and 100000
for the American ambulance corps.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
FREIGHT CARS WRECKED
Passenger Trains on Pennsylvania
Are DetOurcd.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. -
Twenty-Five freight cars and their
contents were destroyed i'm a wreck
on the Pennsylvania railroad near
Cornwall. Pa. early today. A
brakeman and an eningeer were
slightly injured. one train going
east was accidentally derailed and
the train coming west smashed into
it.
Wrecking crews are busily engaged
in clearing away the debris. Pas
senger trains were detoured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

KEW -YORK.-Many stories have
been told OF toy dogs being given
every possible luxury, but Lady Eg-
lantine, the 100000 prize white
Leghorn hen. is probably the only
chicken who is accorded honors
equal with those of the most tenn
perGmental prima donna.
Lady Byzantine has her own room
and "a private bath at one of the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
GEr sly MnNTHs

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1O.-John
T. Winterton and Robert r. Carrioc,
both OF Louisville. KY. who were ar
rested here Wednesday, must serve
a sentence Of six months imprison-
ment at the penal farm, following
their conviction on the charge Of
contributing 70 the delinquency Of
Winterton's 16-ycar-old wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
RUSS CAPTURE PASS
Victory Opens Road 60 Hamandan
For Cars Troops.

PETROGRAD. Dec. 10.-The war
Office announced today that Russian
troops operating in Persia had cap
tured sultan Bulak pass. thus open
ing the road ia Hamadan Enemy
forces defeated a. the pass are being
pursued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
- HTR ATTENTIoN.

All memb ers 0f the Tribe or Fen
Hur D the city are invited 10 atte1d
the spectacular initiation az Elkhart
Friday night Dec DO. Special cars
leave interurbau station az $780,
All candidates and members pla Sc
be- on hand A good time for ali:
help swell the CrOWd.-Adrt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
TRADES WITH ENEMY
German Dealer il Fined For Buying
French Goods.

COLOGNE. Dec. 10.-Siegmund
Meyer. one Of the largest German
dealers in laces and fine embroid-
cries. has been sentenced 10 pay
fine Of SIS for trading with the
enemy. At the trial il was proven
that the defendant since the begin
ming OF the war had obtained goods
valued at $4,000 from France.
English and Irish manufacturers he
made through a banking house in
ST. Gall. Switzerland
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

care and most Of them recover
quickly. About IS percent can be
returned To the front completely
cured i'm three or four weeks. In
cases that prove hopeless the ami
mails are shot or poisoned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

barreIed shot gun while duck hunt
ing ia Greenwich county Val Fitz-
john. formerly "a golf professional
with "a good rating. IS i'm The
Greenwich hospital .n "a serious COM
dition. II Is feared that the arm
wiz have 90 be ampuated az the
shoulder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
PRIEST GETS IRON CROSS
Saves over Twenty Soldiers and
Emperor DecOratcs Him.

STUTTGART, Dec. 1O.-The Rev.
Joseph a LANCER. the Catholic
chaplain of one OF the Wuerttem-
berg regiments on the western front
has been decorated with the iron
cross of the frst class by special
order Of the emperor. The heroic
priest recently was under a murder
Gus fire with his regiment for Is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

The Phila offers very special re-
auctions on their High Quality As
sorted Candies. Prices glady quoted.
-AdVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.

MUNCIE. Ind. Dec. 10. - Albert
French. IS years old. is dead at
Albany. Ind. as a. result. of having
picked up an extension electric light
wire a widow and child survive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

kE<OSHA. Wis. Dec. 1O.-Fred-
die Andrews. veteran 1Ilwaukes
lghrweight came back last nght
and ron by a wide marsiu over
Matte 4lcCue OF Racine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

hours and he saved over 20 wound
ed soldiers. who had fallen before
the front by dragging them behind
the lines.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

leading Broadway hotels during her
stay in New York She is being ex-
hibited at the Palace poultry show
at the Grand Central Palace.
The snow white fowl is the most
expensive chicken in the world. Her
value comes largely from the fact
that she is the worlds record holder
for egg laying. Lady Byzantine laid
314 eggs in 800 days
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
GOLF PLAYER is SHOT
Val FHzjOhn i Injured While Duck
Hunting.

STANFORD. Conn. Dec. 10.-Ac-
cidentaIly shot in the right arm
above the shoulder with q double
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
BVTTFRCVPs

at The Phila Saturday 2Oc pound.
-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10
LADT EGLH>TzznE

Lady a
Frederick
stoned is at tn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-10

So Wool Sweaters
Women's heavy Wool Sweater
Coats in beited and coat styles.
made with a large - ~
shawl collar; all C1 "a
sizes. Chal. Sale 80. SO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
PESQlEIRA Dice EN- I'm MANIFESTO QUE DESPUES DEL
YILLBNO VENDRA FL ANCELISNO
ACE QUE B QUESTION De Una DOS WCTORS Mas COMO LA QUE HABA De
OBTENER OBRECON PARA QUE Los EHEGOS DEL CARRANCTNO
QUEDEN CONPLETANENTE AN|QUHADOS

NERACRUI. Abril lg.- Roberto
Pr>qurria. .anZ6 hoy Un manifesto
i:ablaudo dr la significari6n que
lien" la victoria de- OhrcGdn en- Ia
rampana Gu" vi"nrn Si&uicndo los
rarranristas contra Villa. Dice asi
81 mrnrionado manifesto:
La administration de Wilson,
on ci"rlos dnparta-
mrutoS ha yrnido Sicudo cngaIada
por agcmi"S d"slraIcS dc los par
tidoS rurmigo> que han tralado
ron>tanl"m"nIr dr formar una MA
In opinion cn Washington contra
81 gobirrno constiturionaIista. En-
"Sa administrator hubo un item
pc Ell que crcycrOn al parlidO Vi
IiiSIa Eurric q inycncibIc. Y pOr
'Sa circunSiancia le prcstarOn cicr-
la ayuda moral. pcro dcspu6s de
,Sa dpOca Sc ha notado cierla reac-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
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NUESTRO NUMERO DEL
LINES.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
FL gobierno convencionista ha
ordenado que quede sin efec-
to ell decreto sobre propie-
dades mineras que origi-
no muchas protestas
Tendra efecto hasta que Sc puedan dar garantias
los propietarios halla comunicaciones

Mucha satisfaction ha causadO n
81 DcpartamrntO de Eslado Ia de-
termination de- Villa pucs las pro-
icSias que Sc rccibierOn pOr cI de-
.crcto antcS dicho cran inumcrabIcs
.c iba rcSuiIandO muy cnoiosa cSla
question para 81 SecrctariO Bryan.
Villa manifesto que va da ordrn
por medic del respective Departa-
m"nlo dc Su g0bicrnO que no So lie
y" Il Ia pr;ictica Ia ley lie que So
Irata.
SilIiman notified al Dcpartamenio
1t" EStado que 81 dcIilo cOmcIido
por 81 americana Tappan no cS dc
los que dcbcn caSIigarSc con Ia pc
na ii" mucrIc Y que cree que Ia cor
{" marriaI que Va a iuzgarIo 10 alb
SolVcrd. -,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20

El senior d. Victor David Drlgado.
ex-dircctor del Scmauario pOliti-
co llamado "Patria~. dr r>ta riudad.
pidi6 al general don Jose Rcfu-
eio VelaSco al-uuas drr1araciourS
tendencies a cstablrrrr la vcrGad
historical SObre las conJradictorias
versiones que corren arerca deI Ii
cenciamiento del EjGrcijo Federal.
Ell General VeIasco ha conteStado
a In siiplica del ST. Delgado. remi-
,ifndole una extensa eNpIicael6n de
u proceder. en- Ia que couslan al
unoS importanteS conceptoS acla-
dtorIOS.
Mas como el semanario "Patria"
Va no So publica y las declaracio-
hes del general Yelasco reYlsten
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
Ell DOMINGO CAYO Una FUER-
TE TEHPESTAD SOBRE
SAN ANTONIO

Causa fortuita y de fucrza mayor
nos impidi6 Sacar a Ia luz piblica
nueStro uJjmerO de aver.
Una furioSa tcmpestad Sc dcSal6
Sobrc San Antonio. un formidable
aguaccro inuud6 nUestros talIcres.
V no tuyimos mas rcmcdio que sus-
pender, contra 10 que habiamos We
nido anunciando anierlormcntc, la
ediriGn del lunes.
Sin embargo, csperamOS no trO-
pear con eSta dificultar para 10
successive Y cumplir, como son nucs-
troS deSeoS. este compromise que
nos hemoS echadO cncima. para CO.
Responder, de algun modo, a Ia
curiosidad publica.
PaSa a la pagina S, eolumna 8.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
Ell expresidente Huerta contesta
los cargos que le hicieron al
gunos miembros de la fa-
milia Madero y ell Lie.
Pedro Lascurain
Han causado gran sensacion en- Nueva York las
1ltimas decIaraciones del Grail Huerta

VTFV\ YORK lbrI l9.-Sisna-
do NOR ir,.s mi.n,br,., f,I -9biv.lp
del pr.sif.nl.. Vo5.rn los S.nor,.S
p.dr, Tos,,,,.air Raf,.g Hermann
I,- -. F., ,r,.l.., ,,,,r...;.,
h,,. -, .-t, ,,,.,.i, mn, nro,..ro
On IN .uaI los mrn,iouaInS noIui-
eos mryIranoS drSaprurb0n IT." IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
ES hUY HALA LA SITUACION EN-
La COSTA OESTE DEL Pa
CHICO YB. CALIFORNIA
Ell HANBRE Y LA HISERIA REINAN EN- TO-
DAS LAS POBLACIOKES De AQUE-
LLAS REGIONES
Telegrama especial para La PRENSA.

san DIEGO, Cal. Abril l9.-Han
lIcgado a csta ciudad dcspachOs
inalambricos de los buqueS de que
IRA que Sc encuentran en- la costa
del pacifico, en- los cualcs Sc hace
un resJimcn de la situaci6n en- que
Sc encuenlra la mcncionada costa
occidental de Mexico Estas noti-
ciaS yienen a cOnfirmar 10 que Sc
ha dichO respccjO la pGrdida dc
ia preponderancia de los viIlistas
en- toda la region, pucs a eXepci6n
del puerto de GuaymaS tOdOS los
dcmas puntoS de Ia costa Sc en-
cuantran en- poder de los carran-
cistaS. Por Otra parte, la situaci6n
economical es de 10 mas desespe-
ranle debidO a la escasez absolute
de articuIos de primera necesidad.
PaSa Ia piglna s, cOlumna 2.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
DOS MIL VILLISTAS Sc ENCUENTRAN En-
COLOMBIA, n. |. DISPUESTOS 4
ATACAR NUEVO LAREDO
SOLO ESPERAN PARA ENpRENDER Ell ASALTO UN REFUERzO
QUE AVANzA A LO LARGO De La VIA DEL F. c. kACIONAL

cSpera del alaQuc de- los yilli>taS Y
deSdc hace sriS dias las auIorida-
dies militarrS han c>tado hacienda
grandeS aproyiSionamirntoS de CO.
mrstibIrS principaIm"nre Il" rer"a-
les.
FL general Santos DayiIa y no ol
general Ricaut. como die en- mi Dc-
lc2rama anterior, fuG qui"n quei6
con cl mando INFERNO de las fuer-
zaS carranciStaS. Hoy circuIaron d
qui inSistrntcs rumorcS de que cl
general Nafarrcte el general An
tonic /. NilIarrcaI. que st encucn-
ira en- csa ciudad de San Antonio.
Sc hara cargo de las opcracioncs
en- Ia yccina pobIacidn.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
TcIcgrama espccia! para Ia PRENsA.

LAREDO, TcXas, hbril l9.-COn
inusitada pompa fuG inhumado hoy
el cadaver del jcfe carrarcista Ma
clOviO Herrera que recibiera la
muerte de sus prOpios soldadOs, Sc
gJln di OpOrluna cucnta en- mi men
safe del sabadO.
Toda la guarnici6n de la plaza ve-
Gina form6 en- la parada militar que
Sc organize para rendirle eI ultimO
hOmenaje al jefe muerto. Muchos
miembrOs de su famiIia y un nu-
merosisimo pubIicO fOrm6 eI corte-
io que acompan6 eI cadaver del To-
cal donde So encOntraba la CANA
ra mortuoria, al pante6n. Los Ofren-
daS fIOrales fuerOn incOntables pues
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20

cantc y rtdicula de Rogue Gonza-
lcz CARA, con Ia de Angeles. el cX-
federal infidrntc y traidOr. cuyas
"virtudcS iran a paliar Ia figura
incOnScicntc Y sanguinaria de V1Ia.
~. 81 viIliSmO. dcsconccrtado v
vaciIante. dcSprcstigiadO pOr sus
dcrrOtaS no Sabc que Sc da un
@OIpe de mucrtc pOnicndO al frcn-
ic de su partidO a Angeles, COM
prOmctidO SOIcmncmcntc con los
rcacciOnarioS para eIiminar a Vi
liza cn un momcnto dadO Y cntre-
Ear al pals nucyamcntc sus
los pOrfiristas, que
dcscan rcnOvar la GpOca de los
y de las eXacciOnes.
''Asi. pues, dcspuGs de viIlismo
luc agOniZa, vcndra cl angelismo
con quien la lucha scra cruel y
PaSa Ia 5a. col. ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
FL GRAIL. JOSE REFUCIO VELASGO HACE
INPORTANTISINAS DECLARAC|ONES

traSccndcncia, eI senior DelgadO Sc
ha servido bondadosamente proper
cionarnos Ia conteStaci6n de aqueI
militar para que. por medic de las
columns de "LA PRENSA" sean
del dominic publico Y surtan el
cfecto 4 que 81 destinan.
"RepetidaS veces he Observable CO
mo el recOr de los unos y la envi-
dia d los otros conSiguen infiltrarSe
en- articuloS he peri6dicoS que pre-
trndeu juzgar de mi conducta como
iefe del Ejercito Federal al ser di-
suelto V como inSpiran eIIoS opinio-
hes que calificaria Simplemente
de SeveraS, 81 los hechoS en- que
intentan baSarlas tuviesen Siquiera
PaSa a Ia pdgina 3, eOlumna ).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-20
CON TODA PONPA FUE INHUMADO FL
CADAVER DEL JEFE CARRANC|STA
NACLOVIO HERRERA
Los SHPATEADORES DEL KTNTO LE ENV|ARON MCONTA-
BLES OFRENDAS FLORA[ES

tOdOs los jefes de la guarnici6n.
m"chOS particulares V gran mime
70 de personas de esta Iocalidad.
slmpatizadOras del eXtintO general
carrancista, enviarOn cOrOnas de flo
res.
La ceremonial del scpeIio fuG muy
SOlcmne, prOnunciandO Ell elias
SentidOS diScursOs algunOs Oradores.
FL fGretrO iha cubiertO con la ball.
dera meXicana y entertainments Gu
bierto de flores cuandO Sc lie con-
dujo al pante6n.
Dos chaufeurs de RosalfO Her.
nandez que vinier0n esta ciudad
comprar aIgunas pleas para sus
Pasa 10 piJina 5, columna 6.
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To- professional que Ir impidr rcvc-
lar Ia vrrdad.
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Pasa la 5a. col. 81.
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Pasa a 10 pigina 5, columna 6.
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PaSa Ia 5a. col. ia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-13
"AIGH JINks.D

The story OF High links" which
Arthur Hammerstein will present at
the Grand theater soon, is all about
a perfume, which, once inhaled, makes
all who have shifted of 1t not only
good-natured. but remarkably hilari-
Gus. The secret of the perfume is
communicated by the discovercr { o an
American nerve specialist in Paris.
The doctor decides to try it in mis-
practice. and experiments on a young
female patient. She becomes so joy
u under its Influence that she
throws her arms around the doctors
neck and kisses him to her hearts
content. Her husband. a Q~uarrelsome
Frenchman, is a witness OF the Incl
dent, and at once seeks satisfaction
from the doctor. How the physician
sought to outwit the F%rcnchman. and
a tangled maze of feminity form the
substance matter OF the remainder OF
the plot, whose fun mounts higher
and higher as It proceeds. The book
and lyrics were written by Otto
Hauerbach. Rudolph Friml, composer
Of The Fireiy." has furnished a
0 which is said to be richer in
lively and humorous dance melodies
than any of recent productions. Be-
sides a large chorus of pretty girls,
the company includes a score OF we'll
known entertainers.