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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25
LOS TECTOSES HAN EECHO HIS
IA .AEORA MUY P0C0S PRI-
SIONEROS SERB1OS.

AMSTERDAM. Octuhre 23.-El
corrrsponsal de un perlGdico local,
IN 81 campo de batalla de los Daika-
nrs. envia un Mr"ss5 III peri6-
dico en- 81 cual munIiir>ta "'' los
aliad0s teut0nc& alH e ...ur
poc0s prisionerOs serDlos lasta Id
Gccha. debidO a Ia gran reSiStencia
que t$tos estia Oponl"ndo.
Las tropas S@rbias. dice el CO.
rresprusal. raramentr Sc ridden. '
aili cn los rombateS cuerpo 4
cuc"pn. p?rljrTcn morir & cnir'-
GarS,. wives al enemi@0. h"hldo i
rslo. trncurn;tmrnte - ~presencIai
IN .o> campoS dc batalla, rsccn"s
ir lcchas horrir!r> Ell las que los
S-i.oiuS drSplesan inauditO valo".
>irnio vrtl:.G0S >oiamentc. Dor =!
=raG n?rmrro ID cicmigos que con
lra clio, pei"an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25
Ell PRIMER NINISTR0 D.iFD ME-
Ga OLE HiYi PESTE IN
MI:LiLii.

MADRID. Ocluhrr 23.-El Prrsi-
dcnte del Consejo de Ministries Sc
encuentra verdadeTamente indigna-
do con motivo de las noticias circu-
,adas relatives a Ia aparicion dc Ia
pestc en- Africa.
Lamenta Ia publication de tales
mentiras Y dice que probablemente
seran solamente invasiones del titus,
enfermedad corriente, principalmen-
tc, err Tetuan Y Ceuta.
Ha pedido, ademas, ell senior Da-
to, al ministro de la guerra. gene
raj Echagiie, que de a Ia publicidad
las comunicaciones oficiales del Re
s!dente General de Espana en- Ma
rruccos, general Jordana, que acu-
san normalidad sanitaria entire los
elementos miiitar y civil de Ia po-
biaci5n.
Dice adcmas que recientemente
Sc regiscraron veinte casos de peste
aislados, pudiendose cortar la cpl
demia y que Ia Inspection Sanitaria
habia, remitido abundantc provision
dc sucro anti-bubonico, cuya aplica-
cion surti6 excelentes efectos.
FL senior Dato declare igualmen,
te. que ningdn nucvo case Sc ha.
bia registrado desde entonces.
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Las causas de Ia huelga de 80.

! n que todos estaban eleCcionados.
para dominar a los nO-hueigu!staS.
porque habia y aIn hay mushOS
Gnt!-huelguistaS. CreO Que rs una
medida de magnifica dciensa tai
preston, pOrque 81 TO hubiera uni
dad en- los obrero$. seria impossible
la huelga.
Pero aqui TO solo 81 ryi.a que
residan ell Il Iugar anti-huelgUis-
las: el radicalismo de eslas gcntc-
l!cga mas ala: O So IS "uni0nista.
- derir,. mirmbro de la Western
Federation Of Miners" o So -
.rSquirOl." y los "rSqiIir0lcS" son OK
uu.sadoS dc los campo> minercs.
%e1do acompaHados del POGO gra-
10 q de hOmboS. platiilos. redo
blante> y cenrerr0S que IMPROVE
-a1an q botns de- hoia-Iata.
Fl yorabIo "e,luiro!' IN ~trai"-
ron los ~espanoln> que irabajaban Ell
las cohrrrias DE- Rio Unto. Ell Is
DaIa. Is IN pruvinr!aIiSmo Il III
nroiOgi>mo q -! que Sj2niGlcan
nj rOmpe-hunl9aS. pur ALA. .Afui
"rSquirOl" Ia vcniiU a ser "e>pia
"rurmigo dc ia Uni6n-ya - 5ahn
IL cuiil UnI6n-0 "cOntrari0 Il la
ilualga." Los envjad0s de Ia Com
paiiia para hacrr >a!ir a los IN
p!rad8S Ii"lrS Que a ~cSCUniidaS
l%urlan. son e%squirOlcS; cSquir0ics
jainbIcn r5O5 cmplrai0s.-l IS una
iHjuria grave aplicar 81 rpiteto 4
luS uniOniStaS.
Va dii" que para culdar Il
intrrrS"S, los Obrrr0s pr0redrn den
!"u de ID raZDnab!n al cOntar qua
aiguirn trAbaj,. Y aUn. Ell las Goa
t!c!Oncs ~preSrnLcS, pu",itn ailnl-
'jrsr eSaS expulSiOnrs cn grarla. 81
I~ulera. DE la tranqUiI!Iad plblica:
ID Que no purdO cut"ndrr rs poi'-
lle raZOn So qUIcrr que tod0S SHan
nirmhroS De In Western Federation
IF Miners. CuanIO los iltnroSeS H.
sta Association son cOntraria> a ~,
!"l t%rabaiador de- Ori=nn latino. Y
rl"r0S aim que - conStltuyan IN
oanaErristaS SuyOS m"yiranOs QUE
Ian rcsidiiO aqui pOr murhoS amos.
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;P.iZ.

Lo que sigue aconteci6 dcspu6s
lie acalorada diSputa entire dos
imantcS:
"Nunca te northumberland Ell
Iue anOche ne hayas llamado en-
pubiico langO>tino.'
c"Pcro no sabeS. lucrido-rcp!i-
20 ella, con IN tOnO de cOnciliaciGn
amOrOslSlSima-quc q mi me agra
Ian sObrr manera Y que me munro
por les "langoStinos" rcllcnos?"
II aludidO do TN critic de ale
-Hia Y amorOSamrntr rstrcch6 con-
ira >u pecho a Su cara mitad, ta2
afccta a los plat furrteS.
" qurd6 Sella Ia paz!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25
GRACI0s0s EQuNOCOs DE LOS
ERUDITOS DE Ia VI0LET.A.

pompeya fue destnuida por una
erupci6n de saliva del Vaticane.
Las funciones del esiomago tie
nen por principa! obieto. sostener
as enaguas de ia mujeres.
La invasion de los barcoS de va
por ha hecho que los rios Sc him
chen y revienten mas a menudo las
rcdeS de los peScadores.
Los dos pronombreS personales
compuestos de Ia lengua inslesa,
mas d~if:ciIes de prOnunciar, son
"he-goaI" Y "she-devil''.
No habia criStianos entire los, pri
mitivos galos pOrque Ia mayor par
lc de clos cran ab0Gados.
Tn baby" cS el mamifero mas
it'll. porlue una vez que lIeSue L
III complete d~esarrollo. Sera una
-ian ayuda para ST. familia.
FL ~invierno IS la estaCi6n mas
fria del alo. porque generalmentc
car Ell invirrno. En- algunoS paises
Il inyirrnn 4 EN- VeranO. Y no Is
ian intense. 70 deSearia Que aIul
raycra en- verano para poder pail
mar descalzo y haccr bOlaS de nieve
sin due NE Salieran Sabay0ncs en-
los pies Y ell las manOS. LO ma!G
~. due cuandO 81 inviernO cae
III vrranO. lueve 4 %torrentcs.
La fieDrc tifOidea pucdc evitar-
81 pOr medic de hechicrras.
Georgia fuG fundada por personals
que habian SidO eiecutadaS.
I'll eSt6bago forma parLe de los
6rgcnos da alimentaci6n Y eSta ST.
iua,!o prccisamente al Sur dc las
rOSjilIas.
Dos niilOS que usan cl miSmO
.ipIx, .pucdrn cOntaGiarsc he tu-
8~rrtul0soS. 81 un0 de ellos eStd tisi
u.
No So dcbcn espantar las mOscaS
lie los ojos con la puma con que
- esti escribiendO, para ESQ. IS
mciOr hacer uso de un p~alueIO.
81 10 fu-ga por los numcrosos
pc>tados que nay Ell los Lagos. ei
aqua Que Gentlemen Sc deSparrama-
ria muy a mcnudo y dcstruiriia
bOSques y pucbiOS. pOrQue los Pc
res So behen una gran cantidad de
cSa aqua.
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piene de la pagira 4.

otras nacionalidades, pOr que per-
dian una OCCASION brillante de me-
.jorar . impOnerse. Para hacerlos
sacudirse eSa letargla spiritual, VI
nieron algunos agitadores y comen-
aaron una labor de zapa que fue
tan activa y tan opOrtuna que prom
10 cvnSigui6 Su obieto. La hue.sa
lie cualquier mode hubiera eS,a-
l!ado: los agitadores unicMnente Ia
precipitation. Fl sabadO once de
SeptiemDre Ultimo. TODD FL mundo
abandon6 Sus ocupacioncS ell los
tres miurra!cS y dHsdr entoncrS
nata trabaia Ell clos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25
H.t SID0 DECLARADA Ia LEY
MiRCIiL En- Ell RENO
DE HOLiNDi.

ia liAYt. Octubrc 2i.-El 90
birrno IT, Ia RriDa GuiiIcrmina. en-
una disposition de- hoy, Ia declara-
do en- vigor. Ia ley marcial deere
tando cI esIad0 de Sitio en- todos los
districts de Holanda Ell que hay
cstabiccimientos fabrics del citr-
cito.
ESa d~eclaraloria de la ley marcial.
50 la hecho solo parciallncntc y
afrrta IIniramentc Il los nrgorios
ron material dc guerra y por ella
- diSpone que los lrabajadorcs Is
tan obIigad"S Il PROVERBS de- Tin
pasapcrjn miIiIar para podrr il de-
uu diSI"iI0 4 niro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25

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C1fiSCiRRIi.L0S.
.].olouuio de amigos:

tOl0uulO de amigos:
--Hombre, he rntado que lc To-
-uSta if conmigo pOr la Gale.
-pucS IT, dire; Ia vrrdad. rs
ci"rio. porlur a pesar ir ser rico,
como "res. vas Siempre vcsLidO co
Mo TN pordiosero.
40 nal yeStido?
ST. muy NAL. Tu padre, que
muii6 'harc >riS amos. 81 que era
III hombre clcgante.
-cpuc>. YES como habIaS pOr
hab!ar? .prccisamentc no uso otra
ropa gu" Ia suya.
Una Irchera hacia una maiiana
>u acostumbrado reparto a domi-
clio.
Al llegar a casa de los scilorcS
de- y. LENA Ia jarra que lie prescn-
Ia Ia cOcincra.
-pcro; clu6 esta listed hacienda?
pregunta tsta. ;Aqui me ha dado
listed aqua.
La lcchcra. ingcnua:
-Caramba. hija. Iiencs ral6n. Sc
ne Ia olyidado hcchar al lechc.
-
En- M eStaci6n de inviernO.
La mama. de>dc la ventana del
hotel: /!
Nina. nina. :djndc estir?
-E>LOy aqui, con esta Seiiora.
-GCon que sonora?
Ton c>ta que dices III que es
ian .orda como como una ballena.
-Caballero. me la dicho listed
1ur prctcndc pedir la mano dc mi
hiia.
ST, scnor;r tcngo csc PROPOSE
TO-.
-cPero listed puede mantcncr
Il familia?
No solamente mantencrla, ISL
no ccbarla!
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pENSANIiENTOS.

Los grlegos So santiguen al re-
YES de los catGlicOs rOmanos. lie
van Ia mano del pecho al hombrc
derecllo y de este al izquierdo.
.Asi como Ell fuego no puede eslar
rSrondldoIy enccrrad0, la virtud
40 pUede drjar DE e conocida.
FRAY ANTONIO DE GUEYARA.
La vaniidd suele a mcuudO darsc
IA mano con Ia bajcZa.
MLCHARD.
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JQNELL.iNUS

f. debcr del hombrc he birn 10
%conSisfe solo EN- perdonar a aqui!
lu" lc quita Ia vida. >ino IN vo!vcr
.bicn por mai. como FL irJol de
saudalo. que en- =! momrutO en-
que 50 ie dcrriba cubre ron sIs
perfumes t. hacha con que la sido
herido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25

La riencia IS, sin diSputa. cl
mcjor y mas briI.anle adorno del
hombre.
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IT E-cegTJ dc UTo.
ii U.LJ -.5.itty-
=. IuaH1 I.ur 81 Amor.
B.. naaa~.g'.D &c hi MaGre.
HarIl. I.- Jorge lsllC>.
g.. cara aa ilded-
bora
AE.r-Il.
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Ell CQRRESP0NSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-25
0BRAS DIEERSAS.

Viaje Alredetor del MuDdO. Interesanie re-
laCi0n lUreiesCa de IN v!a!e pOr las prIn-
ClpaleS reglCneS ' cludadeS del nun
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
BRITISH WORKMEN
BALK ON DRAFT
Railway Union Officials Say Con-
scription Would Be Followed
by General Strike.
PRAISE STATEMENT OF THOMAS

LONDON. Sept. 1S.-The execu-
tive committee of the Amalgamated
Union of Railway Servants unani-
mously endorsed today the statement
in the House of Commons on Thurs
day of J. II. Thomas that conscrip-
tion. would bring on an industrial
revolution and that the railway
workers would stop work.
The resolution adopted by the commit
tee congratulates Mr.. Thomas, who is
the organizing secretary OF the labor
body, upon his fine statement and in
dorses the views he expressed. II adds:
''rhe committee instrucrs the general
secretary Immediately to summon this
executive committee II the government
introduces any. proposals for compulsory
military service"
The executive committee. before Mr.:
Thomas made his speech in the Com
mons, had adopted q resolution record
ing it's opposition to conscription.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Many Ministers to
Watch Sunday Land
Sinners Upon Trail

Every afternoon and evening, beginning
with Tuesday when the annual confer
ence OF Methodist Episcopal churches of
Nebraska will begin will be used by the
1000 attending ministers and lay dele
gates solely for the purpose OF hearing
Billy Sunday.
No business or addresses are scheduled
on the program for the afternoons and
evenings of the conference session. All
those attending the church gathering will
spend that time in listening TO the base
ball evangelist exhort people 70 hit the
sawdust trail.
Seats will be reserved each evening at
the tab" for ministers. 500 OF whom are
expected TO attend the conference. About
that number of lsymen win also attend
the conference and the trall-hitting
gatherings. so the latter meetings will
be greatly swelled by the Methodists dur
ing the week. Their sessions continue
until Monday, September q.
Ma" Sunday is on the conference pro
gram for an address Friday afternoon at
o'clock. She viii talk at the First
Methodist church. the conference head
quarters. after the tab" meeting that
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Roeder Admits He
Bought Votes and
Falsified Returns

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 1s-Ernest
Roeder. who recently pleaded guilty to
the election conspiracy indictment on
which Mayor Joseph e. Bell is being
tried. today admitted In court that he
gave Edward Lyons. Joseph Markoy and
other so-called slate candidates votes
without counting the ballots; that he
bought votes and voted persons illegally
at the election.
Roeder said he was the progressive
primary clerk and was chosen at the sug-
gestion Of Dennis Bush. co-defendant and
street commissioner. and James II. Glib
SON, who has pleaded guilty.
Bush told me TO be at the precinct. AZ
there would be q vacancy on the board
and would be chosen" said Roeder. Il
was not progressive. was instructed
70 give the vote to Lyons
The witness said he worked with Gibson
on election day and bought a number OF
votes with money given him by Gibson.
Roeder said he brought three men 20 the
polls, who did not live in the precinct and
voted them under the name OF persons
who lived In the precinct. but were out
OF the city on election day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
URGE RECOGNITION ].
OF MEXICAN RULE
Pan-American Delegates Will Make
that Recommendation R to Their Il
Governments.
ASSERTS THAT TIME HAS COME


NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-The Pan
American conference on Mexican af-
fairs announced at the conclusion of
its meeting today that each OF the
diplomatic representatives would
recomend to their government that
in their judgment the time has now
come to extend recognition to a
government in Mexico.
After declaring that the defacto
government aspiring TO recognition
must possess "the material and moral
capacity necessary to protect the
lives Of nationals and foreigners, .
the conference announced In a state
ment that each OF the participating
governments shall itself Judge such
capacity and recognition will like
wise be extended by each govern
ment separately at such. time as It
may deem proper"
The statement makes no definite
announceent regarding the time of
recommendation, but 1t is that II will
come within the next few weeks.
Secretary Lansing announced that the
question Of recognition would be further
considered at a meeting of the Pan
American diplomats to be held in New
York three weeks from today. At this
meeting 1t is understood the decision as
TO what government to recognize in
Mexico win be made.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
KAISER WILL ANNEX
OCCUPIED LANDS
Belgium and Certain Sections Of
France VIII Be Proclaimed Part
Of German Empire.
WILL ORGANIZE CIVIL REGIME

GENEVA, Sept 1S.-Cvia Paris.)
The Lausanne Gazette says It has
learned that. the German government
has decided TO issue a declaration
annexing to the German empire the
occupied territories In France and
Belgium.
The Gazette says this measure has been
determined upon for the near future, be-
cause 1t now appears impossible that the
war will be ended as had been hoped,
before winter. According to this news
paper the German government intends
to organize the conquered territory from
a political and administrative standpoint,
which Is expected TO strengthen Ger
manys moral position. Civil admins
tration has been slowly replacing mill
tary. rule In the occupied regions and, the
0asette continues. this. prooess wifi be
extended methodioaliy.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Father of Mystery
Boy Declared to Be
An Unfit Guardian

FORT WORTH. TEX. Sept B.-rhe
Mystery Boy" the 7-year-old lad whose
identity has puzzled the authorities for
weeks. IL Roy Carell OF Fort Worth and
not Tommy Delo OF Juebec, Canada, ac-
cordins to decision handed down In the
United States district court here today.
Because OF the decision. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Delo OF Quebec, lose their fight
for the boy whom they had Journeyod
half way across the continent TO establish
as their missing son.
In deciding that u s. Carell was the
father OF the boy. the court also decreei
that carells roaming habits and finan-
cial condition preoluded allowing him the
custody OF the child. and a home for the
boy will be found by the court.
To determine which OF the two claim
ants were parents OF the child. CarelI
yesterday asked the court 70 make a
scientific character analysis OF the boy.
An examination was said to have re-
vealed traits. claimed 20 be hereditary,
similar to those OF Carrell
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
Emery Confesses
Forging Checks to
Amount of $l5,0 900

Los ANGELES, Cal. sept is.-cari
r. Emery. head OF the Insurance. depart
ment Of the Los Angeles ffvestment
company. was jailed early today after
he was alleged TO have confessed TO Of
ficers that he had forged checks on the
company amounting to approximately
$4,000. Emery had been under surveil-
lance for several days wnlio officers OF
the investment company were investi-
eating suspected employees.
The district attorney has promised to
Issue a complaint today. Officers visited
Emery and questioned him at length.
During the questioning the accused EN-
ployo is declared to have made q confess
sion, which resulted in his arrest.
Emery's forgeries. It IL said. began
during tho term OF office OF Charles A.
Elder. former president Of the Los An
geles Investment company. recently con-
vlcted OF misuse OF the companys funds
His method was TO make fraudulent re-
turns OF large policies written for sup
posed clients and present demands on
the company from general agents OF the
insurance companies for the premiums
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
The Day 3 War NeSes

GERMAN ARMY is to be sent TO
attributed 60 EnVer Pasha, the
Turkish war minister, in a dis
patch from oOnstAntinOpIe by way
OF Berlin.
GERMAN GOVERNMENT intends
shortly TO issue n declaration an
neHinE 20 the German eHpire the
territory I'm Franee and Belgium
occupied by German troops, it ia
declared in press adVices received
In Switzerland.
GERMAN SUBMARINE has tor
psdOed and sunk the British tank
steamer San seferine, of O,48O
tons. OF its crew of fOFty-two
three men Rre missing.
In THE DARDANELLEs the French,
record n success I'm the destruoti IN
yesterday of q Turkish mine KaI-
Isry.
ATTACKS nv THE TURKS ON the
Irak front OF the entente aIIiea on
the 0aIItpOli peninsula resulted fn
the killing of hundreds of the ex-
DeditiOnary force, the Turkish wal
office deeares.
AUSTRIAN ATTEMPTS 20 tnvads
Serbia have bees resumed, accord.
tnE 90 the waS office at Nish
which reports that three effort,
OF the Austrtans 20 cross the River
save during the night OF ssDeem.
her IA were frustrnted.
RUSSIANS CONTINUE 20 be pressed
hack along the northern END OF
their Iine. wilma tH apparently on
the point of falling, while DvipsL
is seriously threatened. In the
south they are eOntinuing theiE
successes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
TURKISH POSITIONS DESTROYED

BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-(By Wireless
TO Tuckerton. N. J0-A message
from Constantinople, as given out
here today by the Overseas News
Agency. quotes Enver Pasha, Turkish
minister OF war. as saying that a
great German army was TO go to
Turkey.
The News agency says:
"A Constantinople telegram states
that at review of troops held In
honor OF Duke Johann Albrecht Of
Mecblenburgh-schwerin, commander
in-chief OF the Turkish forces at the
DardRnelles. Bnver Pasha said the
presence OF the duke was the fore
runner to the arrival OF great Ger
man army.
Turkish Fopitton Destroyed.
PARIS. Sept. 1S-The destruction of a
Turkish position on the Gallipoli penin,-
suls by French forces was announced to-
day by the war office. Tho announce
ment follows:
In the Dardanelles from September
u to September n there was no move
ment OF Importance. The Turks at
tackled several positions OF cur front by
means OF mines. which had not been
employed by them up to this time On
the morning OF tho nth an enemy mine
gallery was destroyed. The operation
was successful without costing US a
single loss"
The following statement regarding the
progress OF hostilities on the Franoh-
German northern line was given out this
afternoons
There was diversified activity during
the night In tho sector Of Nouvflle- -Roolln-
court, before Roye and upon the plateau
OF Quennovieres There were frequent
artillery bombardments with guns OF va
rious oalibers and hand grenades con-
fliots. but without activity on the part
OF the infantry.
I'm the region OF Berry-Au-Bao and IN
Champagne, In tho region around Porthes
and between the Aisne and the Arsonne
district, there was continuous ana lively
cannonading.
'on the rost OF the front there was
nothing to report"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-19
LITTLE GIRL BADLY
MANGLED BY A DOG

SIOUX FALLS. s. d.. Sept. R.-At-
tackled by a vicious dog. Lucille Norris.
the little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Norris, Of Henry. was badly mangied
sirf and a number OF playmates were
playing with the dog. as they had done
many times before, when the animal.
which evidently had become tired and
cross. suddenly attacked the little girl.
seriously woundlng her about the head.
The girls mother and some neighbors,
after considerable effort, succeeded IA
driving the dog away. The animal was
killed by the town marshal.