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The Washington times., 1915-12-12
GraVeSt Fears of
Trouble With Japan
Are Agitating China

PICKING, Dec. 12.-President Yuan
Shi Kai's coronation as Emperor OF
China will be postponed possibly year,
and in the meantime he will continue
as President of the republic, with virtual
imperial powers.
With the announcement that Yuan
Shi Kal had accepted the otter OF the
crown by the council Of state came the
gravest fears of trouble with Japan.
1t is feared that while the powers which
might check Japan's ambttieps are en-"
gagged in a great war the Tokyo gov
eminent will begin an aggressive cam
paign to dominate China.
The fact that the Mikado's govern
Eestion that China be changed from a
republic to monarchy Is looked upon
as an indication that she will interfere.
Many statesmen believe Japan we'll
evitable, and made its protest with the
idea of having an excuse for SUB
sequent interference with Chinese az
fairs.
May Get Years Respite.
Yuan Shi Kai took cogni5ance OF this
situation in announcing that he would
not be crowned for a year. In pro-
claiming his acceptance. It II thought
he has created the impression In the
minds of most Chinese that he has
taken on regal authority. But the
actual grounds for Japan's interference.
II 1t plans to interfere, will not material
ize as a matter of form for year. In
that time, the great European war may
end, or may be so near a finish that
Japan might fear, even II she con-
quered China, that all she had gained
would be taken away.
Whether the ruse will be successful,
no one can say. 1t Is feared Japan Will
find another means to bring about diff
ferenCes between herself and the new
empire. But all this was discussed be-
fore Yaun Shi Kai was chosen. and the
Chinese have decided to take their
chances.
Yuan's first refusal Of the crown, It
has been understood, was only for
mality in keeping with Chinese custom.
Assurances Were Sought.
1t is believed here that both England
and the United States have been
sought by DIR. Wellington Koo, new
Chinese ambassador to the United
States. to say what they would do In
case Japan should interfere. For sew
eral months, 1t is said on good author
+ ity, DR.. Koo has been sounding out
these two powers. That the state coon'
| Gil should decide on the move indicates
! to many that Dr. Koo has received as
surances that these two powers viii not
tolerate Japanese interference.
Yuan accepted the throne after the
state council had asked him, by 1,eo
votes out OF 2,0+3. A month ago the gen.
eral election indicated that the country
| favored such action
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Live Stock Prices.
Closing quotations on the pEincpA I'VE
stock markets:

Closing quotations on the pr'ncseN I'VE
stock markets:
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. Dec; u:-Aen~hess,s ss. ~
S.s5; mixed, t.S5aS.sS;! hsayy. ~foe~@;
rough. SC. lOas. Is; pigs. N.so96s9 ,u..,v.
Cattls-Receipts, 800 head; steaoy. 1917 ~ ~
ESQ; cows and SsifsrS. 'a.SOSaHs; calves
sSesep@Ree.ipts, 400 head: steady. wSth-
ers. ss.iOQs.I IS: lambs NSTGy g..
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1l.--Hogs-Rsssipt
20 head; steady. Bulk Ss.So6S5s: heavy.
IS. I0d6. co. packers and butchers. SA-sSNee'
light, ss2566.s0; pigs. g; $@S.7b. vD-,,,.
fed steers, SS.2s@io: dressed beef steers; &c.,:
southern steerE' 1901; cows, 3l9I; heifess %
40: stockers and feeders. S.sS8IIos ouilA'
" sSsgsSS Jse hone: steady. Lambs. as
as yesriings. ee.75q7.5o; wetherS. S'7o~
''''' ' 81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Dec 1i.-Hog1-Reeeipte -. ~ !.
mixed and butchers. Ss.:S@Sss: G0Od. AsaNS'
'' cSttiS%Receipts. 1000 hesd; steady. Ma
tive beef steers s75091o.40: yearllng steers
and heiferS, s.. So9iN2 20: cows, SS.SoQ7; stock
ere snd feeders. t567. Is: Texas and Indi9It
steers. s.. so: cows and hetteFs, tt@S'sO'
sbesnReoeipts, none: nominal. YeAElinES,
ss5oai.5O: lambs. 1S.2SGs. Is; sheep ana S'vea'
"''''"''''jE East Buffalo Market.
EAST BUFFALO, y. T.. Dec n'--cSeaie;;-
Tsais@Receipts, 50 head; active, st9il.Se
HoEs-Deceipts. 1900 head; slow. AsaSy.
! S6 sO6i6 IS: mixed. S.70qe.e5; 1orkeIs, 49,
SIS; pigs, 16gs.s5: roushs. *S'b@s' s'ASs'
' 30 and Iambs-ReceIpts. LOO head; Ge-
tive. lambs, Ssas.S5; others unchanged
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
Home Club Will Hear
DIR. Won SChaiCk Lecture

Social events at the Home Club this
week include concert Tuesday even
ing. under the direction of Prof, Ar
thur Green: a lecture on work With
the War Relief Commission" by DR..
John Van Schaick, wednesday evening,
and a dance Saturday night.
The interbureau chess tournament
will be feature on the third floor FRI
day night, and the Home Club chorus
will rehearse Thursday night.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

January dividend payments prom
Use to be larger than usual as re-
suit of trade revival at home and the
effect OF war profits. A year ago the
January dividend and interest pay.
rnents recorded amounted to about
S2Io, OoO, 900, or SI6,O00,0O0 below the
previous year. This loss will be more
than made good next January, for
the reason that many dividends will
be restored to their former level, new
dividends will be started. some have
been resumed which had entirely
stopped, other regular dividends will
be Increased or extra ones paid while
not q few cumulative dividends tenn
porarily passed will be paid OF. 1t Is
safe to say the January disburse-
ments will be more satisfactory than
any since the depression, which is
now rapidly disappearing, began.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
LOCAL MENTION.

''TO Cherish and Protect" Three
Reel Vitagraph drama, Virginia The
alter today.
Free Painless Extracting When
Teeth are ordered. DR.. Vaughan's Dem
tai Office, 30T 7th st. N. w.
One Dollar Dinner Today at Har-
Vey's famous restaurant Music.
]. Jay Gould's Wonder Store, s2S 9Th.
The Sunday Evening Times Gives
reliable advertisers a last minute talk
with over forty thousand homeG
Rectifier of Wills.
W. J.. Bass, Munsey BldR.
and 90 Wall St. N. =. City.
Phone Your Want Ad TO The Tines,
Main 61oo
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

and for a disavowal by Austria-Hun-
gary Of the attack on the Ancona, ana
the punishment OF the officer responsi,
BILE therefor. But where precedents fail
common sense law may still be relied
upon to gauge the relative values OF
investment securities. 800
1t has been estimated that 5000
shins have been lost to commerce In
this war, counting only the German
and Austrian and Russian ships which
are tied up in harbors. To this mum
ber must be added the hundreds
which have been sunk by enemy ships,
II is easy to see how this shortage
aggravates the railroad Songestion IN
the astern ports. Each month the
shipping rates to foreign ports in"
crease, and there seems to be no I'M
mediate end of rise in sight. Accord /.
ing TO compilation by the Wall street
Journal, the advance in rates on grain
to Liverpool has been 500 per cent
since last July. An average ADVANCE
on seven staples is quoted at 602 per
cent
The Washington times., 1915-12-12
SIZES AMD PRICE RANGES

Ut Stocks and Bonds on Washington Stock Exchange for
tie Year to and Including Saturday.
CFurnlshe by W..
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

HectltIeE OF Wills.
w, l. Bass, Munsey BldR.
and 60 Wall St.. N. Y. city.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

One Dollar Dinner Today at Har-
vey's famous restaurant Music.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

]. Jay cOuld's Wonder Store. $40 9Th.
The Washington times., 1915-12-12

trade relations between tho United
States and the Latin American coun-
tries. and no effort has been spared
or will be spared 70 improve and cx-
pand mall facilities In this field to the
fullest extent practicable.
Notwithstanding disarrangcments I'm
the trans-Atlantic steamship schedules
caused by the war, frequent mail serv-
ice to each of the various European
was maintained throughout
the year. The mails for belliRerent
countries were so routed as not to re-
quire transit through any country with
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
South High Eleven
Has Practice Game
With Omaha y Team

Captain osorxe nosa and hls ten re-
mainlna members Of the South High
school foot bali team demonstrated yea.
ttfday afternoon 70 Coach pe|analre'a q
University Of Omaha team THAI they
were some players Barring the fact
that the uni squad was minus three Of
rs regulars. which was easily counterod
BY the absence Of Carr. star end. and
Curtis. heavy guard On the South team.
tna tearnE were evenly matchcd.
Bolt allowed bis men 70 4iYt way tor
several downs n ne first fifteen minutes
of play. hut artef that i1f them 'pren
0pe No touchdown was made. although
the south team came within ten yards
OF eoa1 laico losing the he'll first on Al
intercepted naas and secano on . famble'
The university r7str g1t tFfpn1 the
lhIIls. f|te-Vaf1 l|n4 On ne offensive
About Sc .net14tors sainea entrance %
le4 field. sIVIna ihs placlice ccnteal
lh1 csImark1 81 q EFa' battle The
South team meets tne Nr1raska ciiy
e|fHen 81 lhe rroanfa nt4t Tuesday and
ne t1fm j. in snlendld condilion Tor !
hard taII|t.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
Creighton Plays
Yankton Saturday

The cfe'rhlon varsity foot bali team
leaves lhit afternoon fot Xanklon. S n.,
whore me niue ana White NlIl play
HeaAlou te'|eeo Saturday aflernoon
Coach Mi||1 doe1 noi anticipate very
hard game and expects his mon "a come
on rlotofiopa but he hae taken no
rle4les 81 oe'nR fApshs eteHefee and
hAe nut1bcf u nt~ plays s. Eff.
paflha the Httk eiteniien Ha4 given
20 rnnn.ne lnterfsreneo t>am wa4h and
on9n elYio playa.
Visa ho1 been giving conaI4efahie a.
isnlien - ppnlin9 and roN manages 70
send tne r'erkIn thropKa the air fos
lI>fF Satta regularly win esse.
TtH Following men besides coeeI'
A,|.'a an1 Assistant Coech Howard. Nl.l
mAks tho fnnfton srip.
Kan,161lI. ctnfef, Wafren and Cray
kaafta. Captain fhennen ana vice.
iecA.ts afennan. Hen<cy Flood and
Wilson. ends. NlNfo and Halle. quarter.
backa| Plata. Flanagan. uAssett anA
kleps1f. hesses' end k.etet ana pots
lnIInANks
seefdes fh>ea men. Aior6tn. saekle
fst.errte. recter. eienFc. e.eFs. enf
saI''Tsn. end. riii seenhapsns the teas
~ reserves.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
Columbians Battle
Missouri Valley

Next Sunday ooa a. houFke park two
foot ball contests that shouId draw q
packed house nre on the bill q fare.
The fifel game IA be between The Ath-
letics and tho Clifton Htll Merchants
These two teams are among the top
notehcrs n cass = cifcies end e. they
are evenly matched good game 70 ex~
tween tne CoIomb.ane. tho Omaha eham-
riona. ana Missouri Valley. la. tho
champions Of eastern Iowa. The Coiun-
blans WIN psohably 0ulna.eh the louans.
cut tIleaoun valley VIII show more
speed. Both teams are clever with ths
forward pnss and number of skilllully
ntaollated passes are looked for during
th4 wzanelo' 10 date the c1lumblana
have not ip7t Eans ~hile Missouri
valley tae heen whipped once hy WisneF
nen.. nas fnsn wisper frama em ali.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

1.4xINHToN. XII. ocl ,4s-se|'ei. son
et Voter fn1 re&e|ee ane ~ ,N1 aIe4kttt
||'..1n. 1titd t tol4t4 e a|11tfn
f|I1r1. today nf4aft| 1I1.4* &' ne eaa@ q
otnI.|t4. brood ne<oa ana toaIl|ns1 no-
,>t&i1@ - ,hs ESTATE 81 fNe .af9 l7r'rl =.
HAe3Ih and A4afIerea 81 he HIeenacfi
f1flh Hal|et. ~so wen n,e|e tH4n
[|141e DOR Int |etn fanss +. ke1ae. VA
1nfthn*1 81 tfaiot IhoHfta q HepoHt|'
II ma Ashland tloo q i1ia city.
34tont Ii |e1efItnct et ne sale To-Day
H&s Ih1 t|s1os&I q H4tei1n. 1s;o5fei
.'eI|ion MIA 81 snFienl1 record - 4 airf.
~ Ht5 purchased ~ A. q Leonard q
Ih|a city Iof H111 Ai.|.1 Imp f4iD. tht
fihff tIaiIot - te e47t - th|& sale
fIonah' le44 and &4t tsd IL ~ Nteffl
4nt. lie I.enlesiIl6. Afa tnfknAn.
~ Ih1 q&rea NIa4N FQte WA p4f
tn4.4 ~ Ne1atr % New tctf
fat es|eeteH E4f H E4t EAI1tIa'
utrnss - tne t'ssr''rn teli hersee' u
fFsIt a01 4rI lately uaf1 "a tt4 rIau g
ItA 4tAain aalat4. hleu4hk S24A A'l'
~aA patehafsa hf y. @ Farmer q NASH
Hs.I1 1trn hef ro't ~ i'ap HFin r,s
bought ~ O. 4 Cochran ef New fff'
tef ~
t sale uss hsIA II tts naaaeef 8
H| Naa H4< aiifa1 ~ aifs0N
eftt4 InoftN0fNtta breeder aao QWref 3
t 81 fn1 HH4f - rtH ~ ~
a4G101 al ItIn .i.te. eastern toI1tttaI1
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
BIRD LOVERS START
HAR ON SQUIRRELS
Furry scamperers Along the City's
Shady Drives Have trouble


~. an,,,~~., o.-,atnYv .aofns "a be
a' 49,. -. - '-''''-f
IN ban' in Omana'
First residents Of park ana Doui-
evard districts. whers squirrels
.,.,..1 .,,.,.,.t,od mat tha Utffe
: - :, S1',. -,
turry neisApo1S "s'e $40 " a''e ~
property and stealing articles tnea
the Real Estate exchange talked Of
.rtih o . carnnafas, AGAINST the chats
~ s---,,---
se1,ne wv = "e'i0N
And now comes tne NepraShe Au-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
BURGLARS AGAiN ROB
HOME or w. H. PLATTMEH

For The second time within q month
burglars have visited the home OF w. H
Tho last time they got some Ak-sar-Ben
bali gowns from the women folk. and
this time they got number OF valuable
articles OF 1ewelry.
Other burglaries reported last night
were: o. E. Anderson. 1sls willis ave-
nue.. Sc and silverwere.
Barrier shop Of Joseph famous. 1886
North sixteenth street, q quantity OF
cigars.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
STECHER STAGES
SHOW FOR BANKERS



Joe 6tschef entertained tho bankers
with his scissors hold Wednesday et The
EontencIlo At q smoker they held there.
He did not put the scissors on Or. P. /.
Hall nor yet on Jesse MoNish. Hc put
Il on his own brother. Anton, who Is his
training paetner.
The etecher brothers came down and
gave the bankers q nice nttia exhibition
IN wrestling. and how the bankers dld
enjoy iti Just 40 they enjey Nebraska
corn crops. Nebraska-fed live stock, Ne
hraska-aroWn wheat ard Nebraska
earned dividends. 80 they apptnuded :
Nebfanka- grown wrestler who has met
All comers who havs dared to question
his right to the championship Of the
world.
Some fourteen minutes Joe 6tocher con-
sumed In downing his brother for the
first fall. bue made shorter work Of him
the second time.
Hughes IL Some Artiat.
They SAY that Bin Hughes amt got
NO style" sang tho lusty bankers. for
they felt that Secretary Hughes and the
local bankers OF Creator Omaha had GER
tainly put on fine line og entertainment.
and or eats and smokes for the smoker.
ibid they7
Wen, look here; Two boxing matches
between two sets Of colored boys IN q
regular ring. with regular gloves and with
regular punches in them. is part OF the
entertainment furnished. Yes. and bat
tie royal between the four colored boys
after theY had regalned their wind from
the two bouts
Miss Adnnh gave Some OF her Arabian
dances and elected considerable applause.
ornrk singers.
In came the Arkansas bankers 70 seek
membership IN the Nebraska association.
In they trooped. some twelve OF more IN
busters. rcd bandanas. chin FUR. straw
sombreros. boots and all. Charlie Gard
ner. the little boy banker OF the group
sucked persiatentiy at a stick Of red
| candy. and periodically raised his splen-
/ Gid baritone voice for q solo. Bob"
| Manly was the leader Of the Arkansaw-
! vera. and as their spokesman demanded
| admittance to the Nebraska association,
| a. the Ozark gents had been kicked OUT
| Of the Missouri association because they
| cashod too many checks.
identity Proves.
Then the bunch. hoosn and ell. fell int,
line on the rosgrun. and sang and sang
! until tho crowd eould encore no more. Il
was none other than the Commercial Clul
0Iee club done Ia Ozark mountainser re-
Ealle.
4 o. +. Eastman was ringmaster Of tn
evening. driving these wild Ozark ''nni
malh' with fawhide lash.
A nice dinner In long string o
courses was served. The big banquet hal
wnn packed until some actnsliy could no
set In. but SAT IN the balcony 70 view tn
fun from that vantage point.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

0|IH EI4H I'.& 81. IE1&.
6@.|4 |1. m tttfI ~
E{N I'M 1'e| IH i.|4 H@||t4e'
4.0l ~ 41|e t5< 4|1a|<1 enc Ia1
~ es||.> 81 1E .1f d.I44|ft
|0| IHtI||-t. E4E. @1@ 10 & Nt1
d
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
EXHIBITION Al Dixon
BOXING SCHOOL I0NIeHI

An athletic exhibition with OTIS We'|efs
ana Jimmy pfexel two s4ca1 yo4ne4ltss
Ht1 er4 cutting rene|a.l4t|1 fi41r1 ~
N1hiNl|.ht r|f.|41 carrying The fe4s1
.nd 81 The 1||' o|N b. stared 81 NoMmF
I1I4on'1 aIh|tIt school |a|t FTer|nE'
Dixon ni.ca 70 ehae uneAt fIaf fans
|11 tn11 1I i1cf6 I'VE xoonE<I1ra' &spo-
o4It |4I|tct. a4 h1 believes f4IIat4
4||| soon rt anonr tne ,epaelzhsIR
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

Tfffy ducks anlece-the llmlt-accord-
ing to the state game law IN Nebraska.
were shot and brought home for exhibl-
ton BY MesarB. Barney Iiarlfin. Johnny
Boyle and Frank DWorak. three local
business men. who made the trip to Al
lance last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29
uss rhs Bes's ''swappsr'. column


BOSTON. oct. 1-Contracta have been
elened bv William M. Wood. preEident Of
fhe American Wooden company, for tno
deiiverv of Rno0.O00 yards Of uniform CLOTH
to the Russian government, II WAS an
ncunced here today. Tho order ia said
Ia the history Of the trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-29

DENVER, oct 2s.-Presldent J.. f.
compeny announced today that the COM
pany had begun filling large order Of
steel bars and wire, both plain and
material il being manufactured at the
corporations steel plant at Pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01
AJEN0S
Lo que opina I'm americana sobre la situa-
cion de Mexico

hombres paseandose para arriba
y para abajo en- las ayenidas de
la Capital. en automobiles robad0s,
e impOniendO Gnerosas contribu-
clones sObre el cOmercIo Y otros
nrSoflOs.
listed habra leidO va en- Ia
prcnSa los numcrOSos ultrajes CO.
metidOs por 81 General Aware 0bre
g6n desdc que la suerte 10 desig-
no para gObernar medic million
lie almas. que aqui eXisten.
"Es ~indudable que las versiO-
neS que lIesan a los Estados Uni
dos son mutiladas: pero no exa-
gcran un apiece las terrlbles con-
diciOncs en- que So encuentra Ia
Ciudad de Mexico desdr que Obre-
g6n y sus veinticinco mil indios
yaquiS. entraron en- ella......
listed habra aldo hablar de los
arrcStOs de los s%acerdOtes cat6li-
eos. deSpuGs de haberlOs invita-
do a que fueran al Palacio a
conferenciar con Fl. para buscar
los mediOs mas aprOplados para
aIiaviar las necesidades de los po-
brcs, que habian lIegado al IL
mite o seq a verse eNpuestos a
mOrirse de hambre..
NO cuento con FL eSpaciO sufi-
ciente para relatar 81 mode como
So aIent6 a las masas para que
Saquraran la ciudad, cuando So
L. neg6 a ObregGn cl dinero que
eXigia. Sc apOder6 de I'M
4" las PARTICIPATES igleSias de Ia
cIudad Y Ia cOnvirti6 en- una SUI
curSal del Club local |. W. W. que
as Guiza uno de los peorcS in
| VrntOS dc Ia rrvoluci6n.. ...SuS
hOmbr"S SaquearOn los temples
en- differences parties de- "a ciudad
V So lIevarOn todOS los ornament
toS dOradOS y plateadOs. los can
dclerOS. las lamparaS etc etc, Y
t0iO 10 que So enc0ntrarOn a ma
no Y %juzgarOn de yalor. La con-
tinuada priSi6n de los sacerdotes,
! motive que durante ounce dias no
So dijera nj una s0la mIsa.
BandaS de r%ufianes, alquiladOs
con eSr Objeto, afiliados al Club
dr los !. w. W. ~atacarOn a las
ScHOraS que marchando en- orde-
NADIA procession. proteStaban con-
ira 81 tralamientO que So daba
a los sacerdoteS.
La cabalIeria yaqul cargaba sin
piedad contra las multitudes. mien
traS pcrmitia y animaba las mani
feStaciones del l.. W. w, y en-
cuyaS manifestations SO decia al
pueblo que "CriStO n solo n
invcnci6n de los clGrigOs mexica-
nos que habian hechO uso de
eSe mito para explotar la igno-
rancia de los pObres." Esos solda-
dos. aplaudian a TN hombre que
hacia un llamamientO al pueblo
para que atacara los temples
y arrojara al sueIo las ~platcadas
imagrncs de Critic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01

IN cahaIlero americana que
desde hac" clnco amos reside EN- Ia
CIudad de Mexico dIrgio. como a
mcdiadoS dc Mario. una i%ntercsan-
t. carta a unO de sus amigos en
este pals, dandole aIgunos deta-
Hes del rStadO en- que Sc encou-
traba la Capital rn c>as fechas: y
auuQuc "a hrm0s tadO curnta
a uucStros Irctorcs de- SOS aeon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01

pasa 4 Ia ga. col. Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01

.Qut mas podrn,o> harrr.....?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01
Una caSita romano.

Scvilla. Mario 22.-En las inme-
diaciOnes de las ruinas de la anti
qua Italica. esa joya arquitect6ni-
ca que recuerda el pasO de los ro-
manOs pOr eSta region espahola,
han tenidO lugar hoy festejos, con
motive de la inauguration de una
casita romano, encOntrada en- las
r~ecientes eXcavaciones que ALI Sc
llevan adelante.
AsistierOn a las f~iestas, los reyes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01

Bilbao. Mario 22.-La Association
de- ArmadorcS he buQueS ha trrmi-
nado va las eSlipulaciones que ha-
&c 81 gobierno comprometi6ndOSc a
transporter de los pucrtos cores
pondienteS las prImcras ounce mil
toneladas de triGo que So han COM
prado para el consume de la ma
ci6n en- los EStados UnidoS y Ia
Argentina.
Todo csc trigO, va a ser impOrta-
do en- puertOs del CantabrlcO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01

FL maquini>ta del primrro advir-
tid Ia inminpncia del poIigro y pu-
80 81 frrno a SI locomotora. rOnt"-
nIGmi"Ia ruanto puio, SIrnd" ash
m"nur Ia furrIa con qu" amDos
trrnr> So rnCOutrarOn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01
Homemade Il un triunfad0r.

Madrid. Mario 22.-S" ma rem
dido hoy IN homcnain de Simpalia
y frliritaci6n, por Su rrcirntc triun
70 rn I'm conrurSo @litrrario. al cs-
rrilor Rafael CanSinoS. que con SUI
ru"nto lei pobrr baby" Ina CANA
do TN prcmio n coniraposicidn con
grandcs eScrItoreS.
FL homenaje fuG en torno de una
bi"u servida mesa, en- Ia que acorn
paHaron al distinguish triunfador
unos 1870 indiyiduOs. eScritores. Pc
riodistaS. amigos y a~dmiradorcs def
agrariadO.
Hubo varios discursos. muy en-
tuSiaStaS Y halagadOres para Can
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-01

t. y anuncia que no habra de ha-
cerse designation aIguna. hasta que
Ia tranquiIidad no sea un hecho
evidente en- Mexico.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
With 75c extra Payment.

The Catholic Manual, large
size book in latest Binding with
overlapped edges. Now great
lv in demand.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
With Csc extra Payment.

Worlds Standard Dictionary
in the English Language. Large
volume, with 1900 pictures and
morocco binding.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-18
Rindere6e.
Gin edter &elb.

SIM lebten decentralization &rie-
ae muroe eines Cages Elm Soloat =
ct mar ni1t otter als 10 Sabre -
Id]merper1purr6et bonn Soften berein=
qebraht. Cine idmer5li6e Spera<
tion mar n%otbtpenbtg. Ser Mr5t un-
terIudte i'm nno bot ibm Elm @laS
Goqnaf an. gr meigerte iid, es gu
trinfen. Ser Mr5t erflarte: ugr bot
5rt piel 8lut berloren un6 lit iebr
ldmad; menn er nidt trinft, 10 tam
i6 fir fem 2eben nidt einiteben."
Der Souptmam iagte: ~5ramf, mir
gu @efalen tri1,f 6ieien @ognaf!" Ct
mttportete: uSerr @auptmom i@
miiroe Sbnen oles 5u @aniten tblm,
abes 6ies funn i5 nidt!" ~6Srmf"
ontportete ser &a1ptmann, SOU
marit mir no9 THE ungeborim, gu
muBt es ou6 iebt ni@t iein!"
St 1ab gu ieinem Sauptmam auf,
feline Mrgen maren feu6t bon ben
groben @9meraen, Damn iogte er:
SEER @al1ptmanm tpern. Sie Mir be-
feblen, MIDI Dor sic munoung elmer
@anone 5u itellen, Damn meroe ib es
tb1n, tpen1r id fann, aber Dies fam
i6 nidft." Ser &m1ptmam fling on,
aufgeregt al tper1en, benn er liebte
6ieien S11ngen, rn6 er fomnte feline
Gbranen nidt 5l1ri1dbalten: uMorum
miult gu nidt trinfen? 81 bringit
Dein 2eben in @efabr. 0u bait fein
g3edt, oas gu tbnn. Grinfe Getner
M11tter at @efal1en!"
gr 5itterte, urpo Ebrdnen, Sic ielbit
feline groBen @@meraen nidt berbor=
5utreiben bermodten, traten in feline
Muqen, aIs er %onttportete: u9err
@ouptmom, es lit a11s 2iebe gu met
ner M11tter, BOB i@ bieien @ograf
nidt trinfe. Mein @ater lit geitorben
alS I%rumfenboI6. Meine Mutter bat
mir geiagt, 6aB ib m0glidertpeiie Ell
ne Meigung gu 6ieiem i6redliden So
lter geerbt babe, un6 id bobe ibr ber-
Iproden, 6as to6tlide Gift ntemals
5n foiten, oas Tie gu elmer 8ittpe,
MIDI gu elmer @oiie gema6t bat. Sb
i6 a116 1terbe, mein Geripre@en min
i9 balten."
So 1petnten beioe. 6ranf lit dber
1idt geitorben, fon6ern raiA beller
%getpor6en.