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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-09

Help Wanted-MaIe ana Female
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EXPERIENCED FARMER with wife 20
work on farm z l. Wetzig. Clint. Texas.
-Bookkeeper and photographer.
Answer in own handwriting Write II. c..
care HaraII-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-09

North side Of Copper street, between Da-
kota and Kentucky avenUes-C. n New
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
FAIR EXCHANGE.
A New Back for an Old One-How SprinedaIe Resident Made
 Bad Back Strong.

The back aches at times with a q Ill indescribable feeling, making you weary and restless. Piercing pains shoot across the region of the kid neys, and again the loins are so lame that to stoop is agony. No use to rub or apply plaster to the back if the kidneys are weak. You cannot reach the cause. Follow the exam pie of this Springdale. citizen.
 J. r. Harris, prop, Leader Dry Goods Store, Blair X Maple Sts., Springdale, says: T had severe at tacks Of backache and lameness through my loins and kidneys It hurt me to stoop or lift and could hardly get Up or down. Three box es Of Doan Kidney Pills gave me fine relief, in fact. I never used an
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
EVER SALIVATEO BY
 CALOMEL? HORRlSLE calomel Is Quicksilver and Acts Like Dynamite On Your Liver.

Calomel loses you a day. ou know what ealomel is It's mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dangerous. F crashes into sour bile like dynamite, eramping and siekening you. Ga!omel attacks the bones and should never be put into your system.
 When you feel bilious, sluggish, con stipated and all knocked out and be. iieve you need dose of dangerous cal omel just remember that your drug gist sells for 50 cents a large bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone, which is en- tirely vegetable and pleasant to take and a perfect substitute for calomel It is guaranteed 10 start your liver without stirring you up inside, and eannot saliyate.
 Don't take ealomel IL makes you sick next day; it loses you day W 1rk. Dodson Liver Tone straight ens you right up and you feel great. Give 1t to the eh ldren because il is perfectly harmless and doesn't gfipe
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
QUEER FEATURUS OF
 NEW GAME AND FISH LAW

There are some very queer features connected with the new Fish and c me law that are worthy of men ton. There is no closed season for fishing with artificial bait, the S1 li- cense fee entities the holder to fish with artificial bait the entire year but there Is question as to whether thA party is allowed to take black bass or game fish from the waters from April 10th to June 20th. as pro vided in an earlier law Parties us ing hook and line can catch all the fish they want to and sell them, and are not liable for the S25 license for marketing fish. The new law provid- ing that person catching fish in any other way, other than hook and line for marketing purposes shall pay $25. Seining is allowed under the new law, providing seine of at least inch mesh is used. This makes seining out of the question in this section, as inch mesh will not hold but very, very few of the fish of this section.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
KNOCKS OUT RACE BILL

Little Rock, Ark, April 13.-The proposed revival of horse racing with legalized betting in Arkansas was dealt I final knock out blow in the circuit court today when Judge Guy Fulk denied the petition for writ of m3ndamus compelling Earl N. Hodges, secretary of state, to publish as q law the Sawyer racing bill creat- ing state racing commission and le- galizing tAe pari mutael system of betting
 The bill was passed by the last legislature Advocates of the meas ure coateaded Gov. Hays approved it and later wrote dis" before "ap- proved the measure but had vetoed it It was also charged that the regu- lar five days psased before he acted on the bill and that it had become q law by virtue Of failing to receive the governors signature or veto be- fore this period expired
 Sensational testimony was produc- ed at the hearing by the advocates of he bill. They charged Gov. Hays led them to believe all the time that he was in favor Of the measure in order to secure their support to ad, ministration bills and further that he had already selected some of the members of the racing commission.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
FROM SOUTH DAKOTA

Wessington Springs, So. Dakota April s, 1915.-Dear Springdale News Readers and Correspondents Well here l come again from South Dako- ta We missed the Springdale News for two weeks and I tell you We were disappointed in not getting 1t as We are always so anxious to read about your all down in Arkansas and Don't Worry's" most in- teresting letter to The News.
 I guess spring has come at last for every now and then one can hear a meadow lark singing or else see a flock of geese going north-a1tho the snow isn't quite all gone yet
 I suppose the Springdale schools will soon be out, but our schools up here are not out till June 4th. Oh, I can just imagine the hyaeinths, tu- lips and little yellow jonquils all in bloom down there, while up here we have no flowers of any kind yet ex- cept a few little old wind flowers scattered here and there around oY- CT the hills. You know this isn't en- tirely a prairie country for we have one long chain of hills right west of our little city.
 Well. I must close as fear they won't find room for what have al- ready written.
 With best wishes to every body, l am,
 Maud 0 ppdS
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
ABBERTON.

Strawberry setting and corn plant ing are our chief occupations.
 Miss Robert Oxford was shopping in Fayetteville Tuesday
 Mrs. J, B. Frost is having some re pair work done on her residence this week.
 Mrs. Bettie Nelson. who has been suffering with ezema the past two weeks is much improved.
 Miss Gala Rose and Mrs. Fred Reed were visitors of the latter $ mother, Mrs. Faner Neill, fore part of this week.
 Mrs. ]. T. Nelson and Mrs. \. A. Sullivan visited their daughter and sister, Mrs Loy Bishop at Fayette- vile Sunday and Monday.
 The singing at F. NJ Stobaagh < Sunday evening, was enjoyed by a larse crowd. Tie singing folks have decided to have singing each Satur. day evening.
 W. W. Johnson's family have moved ia E. J. Johnson's tenant house. ". ". and family are old rseldenters Of this place, and there lore, We give them hearty welcome.
 Ar Johnson will remain in Spring dale where he is in business.
 Nr. and Mrs. VII Wilson were call ed to Richland View latter part of last week by the sickness and death Of the latter's brotherinlaw Joe
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
SOUTHERN GROVE.

The peach trees are in bloom.
 Mrs. [. L. Linebarger is on the sick list this week.
 Mir and Mrs. L. L. Linebarger spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Burby of Sonora.
 Paul Graham is able to be up, but is still very weak from his recent ill- ness.
 Rev. Gomer Tillman preached here Saturday and Suniay both morning aid evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Austin have moved back to springdale from Sheridan.
 Miss Floy Murphy of Sterling, H., is sitting wth all her friends in this vicinity. She used to live here some l. or It years ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lonnie Austin and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Austin were Saturday night and Sun day guests of MT. and Mrs. J. N. Haughey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mayo and children. Mrs. |. J. Fogle and . children Miss Bertha Mayo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs NJ. Y. Mayo Of Lowell.
 Little Clara Hauehey is spending tfe week with her little friend Bea- lah Austin, west Of springdaIe.
 Dave Gamble left last week for Iowa
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
OGAN.

April showers hring May flow CTS.
 Nr and Mrs. J=A Jones of near Sloan Springs visited ther dausht= ess Mrs Wiley Twiggs and Mrs Cord Phipps, sunday and sunday night.
 Mrs Provost is very low with tu- bsreulosis The doctors have but 1t. tie hope of her recovery.
 The singing school, which is being taught by Prof. Harris is progress ing nicely.
 Rev. Smith Of siloam Springs fill ed his regular appointment al Ma son Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Corne, of near Mason and Flayy Dewitt of near Jay Bird, were quietly married sunday even inc on their way to church, Rev. Smith officiating. We wish them a long and happy journey through life. Mrs Denny made q trip 10 Siloam Springs Tuesday.
 w. A. Cardwell and son Jake made business trip to Siloam Springs Friday nd on their route home. took dinner with W \ Hensor and family.
 CaSsaOdra
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16

Lots of people went 10 Benton. vile last week 70 settle Hp with the tax collector.
 Lee Derrick pulled up about ten acres Of his apple trees this spring and he NH plant the land in corn.
 Born. to Mr. and Mrs Dillard Burnett last Thursday baby boy
 The wheat crop in this part of the country is looking fine
 Arthur Shaddox left a week ago for Kansas, to seek employment for the summer
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
Bulk and Package Garden and Field QFF0Q SpringdaIe Hardware & Furniture Co. OEE UO

Ager9tum Mixed Alysum, Sweet Aster Fine Mixed Bachelor Buttons, Mixed Balsam, Mixer California Poppy Calliopsis, Mixed Candytuft, Mixed i Ganna Mixed Canterbury Bell Carnation Centaura Marguerite Goes Comb, Mixed Cosmos, Mixed Cypress Vine, Mixed Daisy. Double Mixed G9urds, Mixed Holly Hooks, Mixed Ice Plant Jobs Tears Joseph Coat Lobelia Marigold Migonette Morning Glory. Mixed Nlsturtium, x Mixed Pfnsy, Choice Mixed Phlox Drumhead Pinks, Mixed Poppy, Mixed Porto3aea Primrose PHs14p4po Sensitive Plant Snapdragoa Stock Sun Flower Sweet Peas, Mixed Sweet Williams Verbena, Mixed Wild Cucumbers Zenna. Mixed
 FERRY's PACKAGE SEED Beans Early Red Valentine Early Yellow Kidney Six Weeks London Horticultural Early Mohawk Tennessee Green Pod Refuge or 1000 to Ferryts Detroit Wax Cat Snort or Hill Key Wonder Stringless Green Pod Striped Greesebaek Ferry Golden Wax German Black WAX Giant Stfingless Green=Pod Large White Lima
 Ne also haze a large line of D. N Ferry & Co, Package Seed will get any kind or any quantity C Of seed you want. Phone or writ ne if you cannot call at my store. Dutch Cheese Knife White Greeseback Thomas Lexington Small White Lima Sweet Corn
 Extra Early Adams Stowells Evergreen Peas #Ch9mnion England
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
Maud 0. Leeds.
THORN SHERRY

Aunt Sarah has been to Pea Ridge tais week visiting Uncle Ike Rice. K. H. Norman and \. Davis went t9 Bentonvil1e Friday.
 Henry Holland and wife are visit- ing sick brotherinlaW at Pea Ridge. Jess Bell and family have been wis ting a sick brother of Mrs. Bells who lives near Neosho, Mo.
 Aunt Sarah.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
Cassandra
OSAGE

Born, to Alr and Mrs Ike Shook on April ,. a big girl.
 Born. to Mr. and Mrs John Chas- tain, on April 2nd baby girl
 The strawberry people are very busy setting out strawberry plants noW.
 Fred Rife has built a residence on the east side of his fathers farm and he will soon move in.
 Walter Harris connected his tele- phone to the new line running into Cave Springs. Walter was formerly on the Bentonville line.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
CLUB ORDERS FOR s1 AND OVER DELIVERED BY PARCEL POST
 ON GARDEN SEED

Notice Tomato Growers for Can nine Factory I have made arrange ments 10 furnish you Tomato seed 1t the same price the factory fur nished t last year. Call and see the largest and best assortment of the choicest bulk graden seed ever shown in Springdale
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16

Tom Watson Monte Cristo Harris Earliest Mustard Large Smooth Leaved Southern Giant Curled Okra or Gumbo Perkins Mammoth Long Pod White Velvet Dwarf White Onion Seed South Port Red Globe Yellow Danyef Silver Skin White Globe Michigan Yellow Globe Large Red Weatherfield Parsley Champion Moss Gurled Parsnips Hollow Grown Pepper Ruby King Giant Crimson Radish Seed Icicle Early Long Scarlet Short Top French Breakfast $ ar ct China White Early Scarlet Turnip Crimson Giant Tarnip Improved Charter Long White Vienna Long Black Spanish Early Scarlet Top, White Tipped Ear,y Scarlet Globe
 Rubarb or Pie Plant Vegetable Oyster Seed Spinach Sumner saVory Squash Mammoth White Bush ScoIoped Early White Bush sealloped Early Yellow Bush ScaHoped Early Summer Crooked Neck Tobacco Seed Connecticut Seed Leaf Tomato Seed Earlina Beauty  Stone
 Chalks Early Jewel Perfection Ear Y Detroit F Try Michigan Acme
 Trophy
 Turnip
 Large White Globe White Egg
 Purple Top White Globe Orange Jelly or Golden Ball Early Purple Top Strap Leaf Earh White Flat Dutch Sweet German
 Silver Top Ruta Baga
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16

other kidney medicine that did me 90 much good Statement given April 1911.)
 OVER TWO YEARS LATER, Mr. Harris said: T don't have much oc- casion to Use any kidney medicine now. but when I do take Doans Kid hey Pills. They he D me promptly
 Price 50e at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get loans Kidney Pills the same that MT. Harris had. Foster-Milburn Co. Props, Buffa o. N. Y.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16

Smith.
 Robert Elkins has returned home from few months visit in Okla, anC will take charge O tie farm. while the rest of the family have moved to Springdale, where Mr. Elkins has purchased a grocery store.
 Sarah Jane.
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16
FIELD BEDS,

1 Star Glover Red
 Fancy Red Clover Crimson Clover White Clover for Lawn Sweet Clover White Towering Star Alfalfa Star Timothy Choice Timothy Sudan Grass Seed Kentucky Blue Grass Hairy Vetch Dwarf Essex Rape Whipporwill Peas Small Fancy Lady Peas Fancy White Rice Popcorn Hand Picked Extra Fancy Seed Corr Boone County White Hickory King Fancy Kaffir Corn Milo Maze Extra Fancy Cane Seed For Fodder X Molasses Fancy German Millett Fancy Spanish Peanuts for Seed Fancy Jumbo Peanuts for Seed
 BULK GARDEN SEED. Cucumber Seed Improved Long Green Early Cluster Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Banana Musk Melon Watermelon Seed Long Dixie kleekleys Sweet Halberts Honey Bush Beans Giant Green Pod Stringless Improved Red Valentine Henderson Bush Lima Burpees Bush Lima Tennessee Green Pod Dwarf Golden Wax Pencil Pod Wax Garden Peas Alaska Earliest Of All Little Gem Champion England. Large White Marrowfat Pole or Running Beans White Gornfield Kentucky Wonder Kentucky Cut Short H ortiealtural Pole Sweet Com Country Gentlemen stowells Evergreen Beet Seed Egyptian Early Blood Tufnip Improved Early Blood Tarnip Cabbage Seed Exrra Early Jersey Wakefield All Season Early Drum Head Early York Point Head Mustard Giant Southern Cured Lettuce Simpson Early GHrIed Onion Seed Red Weatherfield Parsnip Seed Hollow Grown Pepper Seed Large Bell Pepper Seed Cayenne Long Red Pepper Seed Cayenne Small Pumpkin. Kentucky Field Radish Seed Early Scarlet Turnip Ralish Seed White Icicle Squash Seed Golden Hubbard Tomato Seed New Stone Tomato Seed Ponderosa
 FLOWER sEED-BUlk NIsturtiums, Dwarf Mixed san Flower Seed
 8eets in Package, Ferrys PaImeto Asparagus Ear,y Blood Turnip
The Springdale news., 1915-04-16

Ferrys half long blood turnip Extra Early Egyptian Blood turnip Detroit Dark Red Grosby's Egyptian Long Dark Blood Early Eclipse Cabbage, Ferrys Package Early Dwarf Flat Dutch Fotters DunsWiek Charleston or Large Wakefield Early Winningstead Hendersons Early Summer Early Jersey Wakefield Ferry Premium Large Drumhead Fo ga All Head Early Holiander or Danish Ball Head Glory Of EnkAoizen Carrot Goerande or Ok Hart DanYers Improved Long Orange Chantenay CaulifIower Early SnoWball Celery Columbia Golden Yellow, self-blanehing White Plume Cucumber Early White Spine Boston Picking Early Short Green Imp. Long Green Early Cluster Egg Plant Imp. Large Purple kale or Bore Cole Siberian Kohl Rabi E3rzs White Wilma leek Broad Leaf Lettuce Deacon Hanson Big Boston Salamander Mammoth Black Seeded Butter Simpson Early Curled Black Seed Simpson Fersy's Early Prize Head Muskmelon Emerald Gem Osage or Millers Cream Netted Gem or Rocky Ford Admiral Togo Hackensack
 Watermelon
 Florida Faforite Gypsy or George Rattlesnake Gillian
 ko bs Gem
 Sweet Heart
 Alabama Sweet
 Dark Icing
 Ferry Fearless
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
VIene de la pagina 8.
PrOteStaS republicans.

MADRID. Mayo.-LOs peri6dlcos
de matiz republican,, dedican ar
ticulos de censura al gObierno. por
la prohibition. que califican de ar
bilraria, de las Sesiones del Con-
greso de la Paz. que Sc iban a efec-
tuar en- FerrOl.
Dicen esos pcri6dicos que Ia ac-
iuari6n del gobierno no IS mas
uuc I'm escandiloso atenlado contra
las leyeS. que en- cambio consintid
EN- Ia c~onfprencia de los mauriStaS.
que son ademas dc imprudentes.
pcIigorosos para Ia paz de Ia ma
ciGn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23

Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La obra
maestro de Ia literature espanola.
Edici0n de lujo $500
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La Dana dc las Camelias 49,. Csc
Los MaridOS Infames, , tomos SOC
Il Periquillo Sarniento. Famosa no
yeI2 meEiCana zoe
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Los Slete PecadOs CapitaIes, . to-
mos grandes $3.50
Memorials de IL Rev0lucionario. Obra
que plnta en- todoS Sus hOrrores Ia
t-rsAla fuSa Use
Carmen. Historic de IN coraz6n.
HernOsa nOve.a meyicana e.. S5c
astoria de Robinson Crusot. Libro
que provoca mtenSas emOciones,
porque Seduce Ia maraviIIosa histo-
ria de Robinson. Edici0n de lujoS2.OO
Los U--ImOS DiaS de POmpeya. Una
de las obras mas intcresantes de Ia
epoca romano, cuyas cOstumbres
describe Embellishments. -. $500
Gil Bias de Santiiiana. Obra clasica
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Los Dramas del Adullerio. Conmove-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
UmamunO cOnferencia.

VALLADOLID, Mayo.-En la Sc
RE de rOnferenciaS que Sc "Star
cclebrandO en- el AteneO, diSertd
UnamunO en- fOrma amena y Origl-
nal. sobre 81 lcma DE 10 que pue-
de aprender Castillo de Ia poesia
catalana'.
Elogia eI ilu>tre eX-catedraticO,
al catalan, ccIcbrando con entusias-
mo a los poelas catalanes. Ridi-
ruliz6 los JuceoS E~Iorales. tales
como So rfcrIuan rn la aciualldad.
V defended Ia uniricaridn de la lido
ma.
Al trrminar ~ discourse 81 }e irI-
butG una gran Uyaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
Los MUSGOS.
liene dc la piJina {.

yclada fInebre alredcdOr de la pie
dra sepuIcraI. Los arbOles, las flo
res. la hierba. IIen0S de presentes,
han cumplidO con su mission duran-
IT, aigin tempo; pero los mussos
cumpIcn con la suya siempre. Los
arboIcs son para el constructor las
flores para la Camara de la despo-
saba, el trigo IS para los GraReros
Y cI muSgO para Ia tumba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
Ell PRIMER PRoBLEMA CON
VIene de Ia pagina &.

rcfieren los ~peri6dicos de Varacruz,
Ia mayor parte de los ministries"
lei senior C~arranza Sc encuentran
fuera del puerto. POGO a POGO los
"amauuenros' del prime jele de
la r~evolucion, han estado saliendo de
Veracruz, unos con rumbo a la Ha-
bana, otros con destino a los Esta-
dos Unidos, etc. etc. FL senior Carran
"a sc encuentra solo en- ell puerto
jarocho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23

la guerra al cOlOsO russo; al dfa si-
guiente a la gran repdblica latina;
POGO despu6S rechaz6 arrogante-
mente ell "ultimatum" ingles, acep-
IandO la guerra con la poderosa
Inglaterra. Con altiyez rechaZ6 Ell
"ultimatum' del Jap6n. En- la que
ira actual viene practicando Ale
mania la tactica ofensiva, con la
rual ha invadido sucesivamente a
Btlgica. a Francia y 4 Russia, e
sUundadO de submarines los mares
~britanicOs. Va Alemania, como mil
wees 10 hemoS dicho, contra la
iuSticia. contra ell derechO, contra
u naciOnaliSmO, contra la indepen-
icncia Y el equilibriO de Europa.
Ella. 81 yenciese. Seria una amena-
"a aun para nueStra America la
ina. POr TODD ESQ. nnsotros, toioS
los liberales, republiCanOs, demo-
,ratas Y naciOnalistas de todos los
D~aiseS, combatimOS la aus ale
mana. cuyO lriunfO seria una deS-
.racia para Ia humanidad. que que
iaria entrcgada al regimen feuda-
lrio y cuartelariO prevaleciente en-
iermania. PerO este no es .6bice
ara que reCOnOzcamOs que ella es
a naciGn cristiana que mas res
DrIO Y micdO infunde en- ell munGo,
ii su industrial y ~co:Ecrcio, que
ran aSOmbrusOS antes de la guerra,
II SUI cultura. su famOSa cultura,
mivcrSaImente recOnOCida, habian
I"bilitadO militarmente al impe-
.0, drSminliendO, con este, a cier-
~ sOciGligOS que cream incOmpa-
ible la pOtencia industrial y la p0-
rncia cultural con Ia pOtencia mi
tar. con las aptitudeS militares.
ste rcSpetO. este miedO que inspi-
q AIemania. cS 10 que eXplica Ia
Dolilica de la neulraIidad, tan en-
iticamcnte mantenida pOr los
paiSrs neutraIes de Europa. En- ell
'uudo. clloS descan cl vcncimientO
ir AIcmania, Su dcrrota, temerOsOS
20 que et impcrio los absorba, 20
uO Ia absOrbidO a BGlgica. Pero
nmudencen y Sc inclinan ante FL
rmOr que les infunde Gcrmanla.
'imuIan la nculralidad para OcuI-
ar el miedo. DespuGs de TODD, So
uucibe que asi Sc cOnduzcan, con
anita parSimonia. ante una naci6n
an formidable. fuertc y agresiva %
no Alcmania. cuandO Sc We que con
a misma circunSpecci6n prOceden,
ute el imperio. los poderOsOs Es-
@iOS JHidOS. Sc les We ~reCOgidOs
como iimidOs ante AIcmania. Pa
.rrcn cOhibidoS ante el immense
g~rStigio miIiIar del imperiO. 81
anita consideration Ie guardian a.
lora que lucha contra tres naciO-
IS mas fucrtcS de Europa, chaS-
q d6nde no llcvarian los miramien-
us 81 Alemania no eSluviese en-
uerra con natie? ii la Admins
rari6n democritica NO cncuentra
3 81 pals. a Ia grandc Y sIorioSa
Mon americana en- condolences de-
IabIar a Germania con encrgia,
, i rsa Administration dcmocrd-
lea No - halla con voIunIad SUI
'jrirulr para afrOniar una cOniiic-
% con AIcmania. aunquc sea con
ma Alrmauia dcbIIiiada por csja
GUERRA que Ic Va d~esgarrandO y
rrruinando. hacr birn Washington
IN ryildr 10 que acasO Jungle To-
urruSo conrlirIo. Hay que evitar
% guerra cuaudO no So csia prepa-
ado para ella, @ cuando no Sc tie
80, yoIuntad para sostcnerIa. No
.rH-uramoS, purS. la aclitud mesu-
raIa. prudrnli>ima. de Washington.
prro IS sensible que un cOIosO o
no rI yanki no quicra o no purda
nrulc4rr a SDI~ hiios. como AIema-
MA. In@laIcrra y rI Jap6n prOiegen
/ los >uyOs."
lei Mund0".-Habana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
PERMIsOs PARA FINCAR.

Alamo Home Builders, casa de
dos pleas, Albert Street, block
GO55; $3.50.
p. J. Nc. Necl, techO p6rtico,
West Evergreen Street 81; si00.
W. Fenstermaker, doce habita-
clones de dos pleas cada una; Bur
net STREET, block SIC Si2. 000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

rdbricas de esta ciudad Y Trubia,
estudiando con eIIOs las grandes
reformas que en- ambOs estableci-
mientOs Sc Ileyaran a rabo. FL Minis
tro volvera cuanl0 Il""l' T. ~
"a maquinaria pedluu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-23
Reunion cn LaragOZa.

IARAGOIA, Mayo.-Hoy -
rfpctu6 en- esta ciudad. una impor-
IanDr reunion dc la ComiSidn Per
manrntc. contra las Zonas conner
tales, y So acordd teIegrafias al
prrsidcntr del COnseio. senor Dato,
IN contra de- las zOnas.