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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13
RAYMOND GREEN
DOUBLE VICTORY
DAYTONA HIGH SCHOOL STU
DENT WINS BOTH MORNING
AND AFTERNOON MATCHES IN
DESPlAND TOURNAMENT

Raymond Green won the mems
singles tennis championship at the
Despland Friday afternoon, when he
defeated Mr. Parks, of Boston, in
straight sets, o.. 60 and 6-3. 1t was
Mr.. Green's second victory of the day,
as he won the semi-finals from Free
man Fisher in the morning session by
scores of e., GO. The victor, who is
a student of the Daytona high schQl;
was the youngest entrant IL the tourn-
ament. and has displayed consistent
form throughout the tournament play.
In the mornings match with Fisher,
Green displayed the same tactics
which won him the important finals
match in the afternoon. In contrast
to the careful and conservative game
played against Cunningham on the
previous day. he employed the smash
ing game and had but little difficulty
in disposing of Fisher, g. and g..
The finals in the afternoon were
merely repetition of the mornings
play, with the exception of another
face on the opposite side of the net,
and the match went to Green in
straight sets
Weather conditions being favorable,
the final matches in the tournament
will be played today. The finals in
the mixed doubles are yet to be play
ed and will doubtless draw a good
gallery Yesterdays matches were
witnessed by good sized crowd. who
were treated to some good tennis ia
both matches, rallies of considerable
length being frequent.
In the mixed doubles Saturday
morning, Miss Darling and Mr.. Fisher
won from Mrs Shaw and Mr.. Gun
bingham. scores being 6-3, Sc and 81.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13

Sweetheart Days"-are you en-
joying them or are they but a
memory? Go hear about them at
the Baptfst church tomorrow night
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13

Some attractive SUI @sF w ~
furnished, near in. +. : i'". '@e'
n.-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13

Miss Theodosia Jones, of Marion,
S. c., who had been the guest for sew
eral days of Geo. H. Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn Clark, at their home
on South Beach street, left Friday for
Jacksonville where she will spend a
few weeks with a sister in that city
before returning home.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13

Daily News, t5c per WE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-13

The Daily News, 15c per week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
DON'T DO 1T !!

Don't delay your Christmas marketing until day before
Christmas Don't off buying Christmas until week
if you possibly do it this week
Don't overlook the that Christmas double holiday this
and that Thursday and Friday the bus
the
orders delivered good order and be market
the Christmas, order what
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-12-17
Christmas
CHRISTMAS POULTRY

The weather during the three weeks has been ideal
Turkeys and pretty that the supply choice birds
will be plentiful and lower than Thanksgiving when
supply especially best grades somewhat light New England
Buyers OF Turkeys gifts usually find difficult
be they could realize how find number
would bother hunting
Besides always position prices
the purchaser.
good deal about Turkeys because Thanksgiving and
Christmas Turkey other kind Poultry
will have abundant Geese Ducks Chickens and Gu
Fowls well Sucking Pigs and seasonable game
No Other Poultry Display in the United States Like Ours
other kind food products that make the ideal
j wholly
vegetables
SCOT ,c EurtIc pOuItr throuo thp al,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29
vAGAR|ES Or 4 CROUCH !

A viper tongued feline worAing un-
der the nom de plume, Indignant,
has communication in The Leader,
Thursday in which sne scores ne
for defending the dance OF the Ras-
sian dancer at the temple during tnr
mid winter reunion The plaint of
this gazelle bears out what | said IN
the first place. The Russian dancer
was an artist, refined, Intelligent,
cultured. Possessing the f'nesse OF
Ruth st. Denis and the verve OF
Gertrude Hoffman. without, however
the forced chic of the latter, the
Russian dancer was the sina quo non
of Terpsichorean artistry. She dlu
not dance with abandon, but WITH 2
soulful, rhythmical wooye that was
poetry set to pipe music me roie
called for medievalism. the woman
was naked under drapery that sensed
the role. Her legs were as naked rs
iay bird s. hut they were wondrors
legs, flawless in curve line and class
;callv proportioned. Such legs They
bad to he nursed and cuddied from
habyhood. And the rythm; tnel
temno the Int. Only an Usage
cou,d find fault And that's the way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

IN 2|-YEAR-
OLD DEAL
FRAUD IS SEEN l OLD RAIL
DEAL OF TWO HUNDRED
MILLION

New York, Jan. 20 The foreclosure
twenty zone years ago by the Union
Trust Company in this city of the
0a,000. 900 sAtchison, Topeka & San
ia Fe mortgage was attacked today
in a suit filed in the supreme court as
a scheme for distinguishing the in
core bonds and cheating and de-
frauding such persons as had been
induced to purchase the same
The suit was filed by Francis
Sherwood Male, as trustee FOR Gilbert
w. Chaplin, holder of $4,000 worth
face value of the bonds and is direct
ed against the Atchison, Topeka and
anita re Railway and railroad COM
panies; the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
aoad company and the Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust company.
After reciting the history of the
Bankruptcy and foreclosure proceed
ngs and the turning over Of the prop
erty to the New ,Atchison, Topeka and
ganta Fe Railroad company. Kansas
corporation, the complaint continues:
ut was the purpose and :ntant Of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa re
Railroad company, its stockholders.
and coma ittee, to cut off and ex-
tinguish the revenue bonds aforesaid
and to cheat and defraud the owners
thereof
The plaintiff asks Judgment for
the face value of his bonds and ac-
crued interest, additional to the am
cunt Of $122. 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

kisses the ,bride-.f the groom don't
csject. Yes, the Judge il getting on
nicely. And besides that he is sys-
his office and getting
things in good working order Today
he performed wedding ceremony
and issued two marriage licenses.
Fred w Wilcox, 26 and Nettie Scott
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

traffic There is no anger in his
heart. He is just fine.
Won't the citizens join with Mrs
Carter and Mrs. Rexroad in making
city beautiful?
If a jitney bus line is started in
Guthrie the street car company will
take off three street cars. Just fig
ure that out
Down at the city hall while the
mayor sings Onward Cnrist-an
Soldiers Clarl. Dunham chan-s
NSusie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers,
Make your own comment.
went up to the Chamber of Com
merce rooms to see Mr. FarquharsoL.
He was not there. | saw Fred Wen
ner, the secretary, and asked in my
rich feminine brogue how things were
II am getting awsully tired;
in fact, ALFRED tired said Mr.
Wenner. "We must have action and
cooperation to make the city grow
If we could get the city hal: joss .
loosen 10 with some park funds we
would give the bath house a run o.
publicity but the commission is dnli,
hollow-eyed and lethargic. i is
gradually killing the town. None oil
the merchants will take much inter-
est while Nissley holds on Even
Bierer admits now he got sour
lemon when he thought Of Nissley'
But" here Mr.. Wenner's eyes
filled with tears. Mr.. Wenner serve
two terms as president of the. State
school Association. -Grouca.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

Judge chappelle Ties Knot Tight
Judge Chappelle is becoming quite
proficient in the marriage game. He
does nice work in splicing the love-
lorn. and always throws in few
happy thoughts for good luck, oscas
ionsllv. waan the goods appeal, he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29
FOLEY KIDNEY, ! !! !! ! !! \, Pills 7 II
FOR BAcKAcHE KIDNEYS Ano eLADl
Card of Thanks.

To those friends who were 50 kind
and thoughtful during our hour OF
bereavement at the recent death OF
our beloved wife and mother, Mrs.
Bertha Shallenberg, We desire to- ex-
tend our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks. also for floral offerings. =
Henry Shallenberg and family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

Nor Jan 10 Ee Tried Monday
Jake Morgan, ex-pol.ceman tharg-
ed with statutory crime will go to
trial in District court Monday He
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

was held without hail BY Justice
Seward fcr trial Monday A negro
woman swore to the oIplaint.
A. [. Welch Here.
"a. L, Welch, state insurance COM
missioner spent Yesterday evening in
Guthrie attending federal court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

r., tctA CT Oklahoma CITY and Atea
]. Kellogg, e6 or Dixon Montana and
Edna Luckinbill Of this city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

with Indignant" She did not see
1.-The form of the woman. the dancing,
the Orientalism All she saw was
| legs and she was shocked or at least
she thought she was. Indignant
came to Guthrie probably direct from
a farm. She has been, no where ana
does not want to go, for fear of be-
ing shocked. She would rather sit
around and gossip on vulgar topics.
She is a fair sample of peculiar
type found hereabouts. | presume
she thought that greasy faced, corn.
fed husband of hers would be lured
away by the Russian dancer. The
Consistory boys are hoping and trust
ing she will make good her promise
and stay away from the temple for]
evermore.
had long talk with Judge
iCassali the other day. relative tol
the bootlegging trade in Guthrie
What Cassalli doesn't know about
bootleggers, Parker does. Demon
Rum causes me to sit up at night ana
think intimated the Judge. Were
| mayor of this town ! would abolish
the traffic" Cassalli is one of ouil
leading citizens. Quiet, painstakingl
and zestful he moves about, here and
amen, To him is due in large part
the squelching of the Illicit whisky
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

xwwmm N % % y :. II ~ y q q =
w J.. IL. Billings, dealer and :
w shipper of Guthrie Mineral Wells .
=. Water Shipments made TO any :
e point in the United States. =
s. Phone 629. Res. sis z. Harrison. :.
wgmm mmMm maxxg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

Resinol Ointment and Res
inol Soap are also excel
lent for eczema. ringworm.
and other tormenting skin
eruptions- They stop itch
ing and burning instantly
and In most cases healing
begins at once. Ideal for
ehaing.
Practically every drug
gist sells Resinol Soap and
Resinol Ointment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

Won't the citizens join with Mrs.
Carter and Mrs. Rexroad in making
city beautiful?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

Get a war map. Coupon and TO-
at Daily Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

traffic. There is no anger in h
heart. He is just fine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

If jitney bus line is started in
Guthrie the street car company will
take off three street cars. Just fig
ure that out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-01-29

Is &, x n q r. q e Il n 4 r. =. y 7.
g TOPICS OF THE x
w TOWN AND STATE. H
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
la REGGI. AHENTACON DE la co LUCIO BLANCO ESTtvO IN Ola
SECHi ALEMANA........ EN- SAN ANTONIO.
v'iene de Ia pagina 1.

Los mcnciOnadOS .icfeS rcv0lucio-
narlOS Iuvieron Que huir dc Ia
Repjlblica MeNicana. pueS >e.tn
So dice. Aware ObregGn Y Jarinto
TrevinO puSierOn preciO a u ca
bezas. Hace tempo circui6 en eSia
riudad Ia nOticia de que BlanrO ha-
bia mucrtO EN- nm ]rncu"ntrO con las
fuerZaS de t.arrrra Torres: pero cSa
nnticia nunca So cOnfirm6 a peSar
De que tanlO los carranriSiaS como
los villislaS aSeguraban que hahia
muerto en- unO de los combateS sos
tenidOS con eilOS.
Durante su permanencia en eSta
ciudad LuriO Rlanco no quiSO re-
cibir Il ningun periodista. habicndo
permanecido recluidO TODD el dia
IN SUI habitaci6n haSla que 50 di-
rigid 4 IA EStaci6n Southern paci-
fico para iOmar Ell lren para Ia clu-
dad de FL PaSo. Texas.
Scgnn manifesto IN de los aeon
paiianteS de Blanco. hace diaS cru
aaron la Inca iiviSoria Ell La CRU
LA. Condado DE Starr. IaDlcndo ic-
nido Que rccorrer una gran diSlan-
cia IN ierriiorio de- Mexico, dis
frazadoS del ndioS. para rvitar caci
Ell manoS de- los r~arranrISla>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
SiGUE Ell EXDD0 DE FiMiLiAS
virne lie Ia pagiua l.

>ullaip> rrdcraIe> para Que haGan
Ia v~i@i!ancia, tanlO por que eSta 50
hacr con mas ereclividad cuanto
p"r que han reSado las provocaciO-
neS que - dice hacian los ran
gers.
f. general Funston ha enviado un
measaie diciendo que tiene con-
trOlada enteramente Ia Situaci6n
en- Ia frontera. Agrega que ha OBJ
tenido lnformaciOnes enteramente
fidedisnaS De que los aiZados son
bandidoS que vienen de Mexico sin
armas Y que en- este pals reclDen
armas de ciert0S dep6sitoS ocultoS.
Agresa que cuando las partidas
de alzadoS son perseguidas tenaz-
mente en- este lado Sc pasan al me-
Xicano. pOr cuya raZ6n no Sc les
vuelve 4 e en- territorio ameri-
canC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Los submarines en- Ell ......

mas r~psu.tadns de In nGnfa haZaiia
del submarine. Nj SiIHiara Ia cali
ficaha de triunrO. de- hecho %@l0rio-
50. Bonita haZana Y NADIA mas.
prro como nOSofrOS no SOmOS alrma
mes Y irnrm0S I'm POGO de virus fran
r6s. pnr no dccir much0. luercmoS
dedicar. unOs concentrates de ala
banZa 4 pSlr nurvO trlunfO de dos
marines del Kaiser. PcnSamoS 10
que eS ir del Ba!tic0 haSia los Oar
danploS. icnicndO que paSar p0r el
Canal he Ia Mancha. OcupadO pOr
las eScuadras ingleSa Y franceSa: eos
!car. TODD Il liioral cSpailol Y por-
tuguGS: pasar p0r =! cStrcch0 de Gil
hraltar: rrrOrrcr rl Mediterranean.
pobladO de- barcOS cncmigOS. cCuIn
las hOraS naVcgan cSlOS harluijOS
bajn las OlaS? cDinde cncuentran
los alemancS para alimrntar Su ma
Iuinaria? En- este punto. no solo
hemoS dc admirar Ia audacia. Sin0
lambiGn la canlidad de ciencia. dc
trabaiO Que supOne Ia construction
de cSoS submarines que pcrmitcn ia
les travrsias. In hazaila del sub
marine aleman no rs SO!amcnl" un
triunfo guerrero. una Victoria cStra-
ttgica: cS un paSO DE- gi"antr Ia.io
p0r Ia rirncia njutira. Tan grandr
~ IA cOnluiSta. que nj prlnripio 50
dudaba de que fucra clrrta: So iIiO
que los submarines que oprrahan en-
los DardanclOS hahian Sido ilcva-
dos por TERRA lIa>ia In costa aus
iriaca IN Il Adri;iIic0. Prro no. ii
submarine ha lido por SuS propioS
mrdin> por ian largo canine. con la
miSma SegIridad. rs drrlr. ah0ra
r0n mucha mas. que IN traSatlan-
ticO de Ia Cunari Line iba tie Ii
vcrpOOl Il Nurva York. \ al on
firmarSc 81 iriunfo. las grnlrS que
dan emOcl0nadaS porqur les par"cc
Iindanle con 10 Snbrrnatural. \ en-
t0ncrS. los submarines aparcrrn III
,lradnS de I'm veto ir miStrrio como
rl que rubria nj buqur fanlaSma.
Y -. Ia ilrhO que 81 captain de-!
WediIgrn. FL hrro". que apa-
rrcli triS de- murtIaS haZaIlaS ron
D 80 10 .-.,,,tp, ,,svl.., ltrr H.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
LA ODISEA DE LOS PAQUEBOTES
ALEMANES.
Viene lie Ia pigina :.

conGucido . Hammelvike, donde Sc
halla actualmente detenido. FL Prinz
Ethel Friedrich. despues de haber
echado q pique once navios que su-
mar unas 33,l53 toneladas, Sc ha ne
cho internar en- Newport, 10 mismo
que Ell Kronprinz Wilhelm, que ha
destruido catorce barcos enemigos
con IN tonelaje de $4,000 toneladas.
Antics de hundirse en- Ia bahia de Rio
de Orc. bajo ell fuego del crucero in
giles Highflyer. ell kronprinz Wilhelm
der Crosse, habia destruido tres ma
vios enemigos, que compOnian en to-
tai 10000 toneladas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Sera aceptada la ...."

niraci6n Y RI irifico f~rrrncarrli"-
70 St ha rca-umidO: rn los campoS
en- las ciu,iadrs Ina habii0 I'M mo-
vimirntu dc animation Y vida nor
nal.
DE 10 que dri0 eypueSt0. no dn-
do que NueSlras E~xcrlencias len
drain In inlima conviction de que
"ntraao ell a~freglOS o las fac
clones rOnlui>iadaS. 81 Primer J"fe
renuuciaria. no solo a Ia victoria
~alcanzada. Il COSTA de ian gran Sa-
crificiO. SinO iambiGn a la Ia. Jc-
ratura del Eifrrito cOnsliIucionaIis-
ia Y al P0drr Executive de Ia Ma
zion. d~"SIruycnd0 SII fr % cl pur-
bio Y viOIando In confianza que
rcpOSa IN II ]0Inr%aha p0r 81 rirr-
ell Y por 81 pueblo mrXiranO.
".AdrmaS. NurstraS EXcelrncias
no Glviharin que cI anhelo por la
librrIad Y Ia drmOcraria de rSIc
pueblo - cnteramcnle legitimo Y
Uu, nadir tirnr icrccho de impUdir
que di>frulc cn TN no iriann future
del Irli0 rSpontineo de Su pcn0sa
lucha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Viene de Ia pagina 8.

dradaS. aSrSinOS. c%ObardcS. brntnS,
ctc.' etc. aqui. IN Alemania. Il los
franceSeS les iIaman f~rancrSrS: Il
los inglrSpS. i~n"leSeS. Y Il los ruSOS.
ruSoS. cES que eSto> alemancS nc
tlcnen @enlo para pOner I'm mote a
u cnenlgOS. o Is que no les queda
Tempo. 0cupadOS como eSian en- g.
char Il los ruSOS de GalIcia Y Ell que
paSen >uS submarines pOr IodoS toS
mares. SlendO cl Terror de IA COLO
sal rScuadra inglcSa?. Los alema-
neS. como cSlin muy atareadoS con
In destruction total del Eitrclin del
Gar. no lirnc tempo para hacer
fraSrS ON cSla que - lee en- lie
Figaro: FL rInpujr DE- los auSIro-
alrmanrS Ell G,alicia SOLO 50 cOmprcn
he rOnOrirndn Su >alvajiSmO rs
derir. que porquc los auS!ro-alema-
neS echan Il los ruSOS de- los tc-
r]rIiori0S que Ocupan. son S~alVajcS..
y Il no los ccharan. para FL rcdac-
tor Ir L. Figaro Scrian cObar-
dies Il olra coSa pcor. Por 10 tant0
lo> alrmaneS prrfirrrn q >alvairS.
No han i%lr"aGo Il rriiirar al Can
rlier de- In >ohrie,tad lie Su iiScurS0
nj hablar de- Ia condurla Il" Italia?
Al Sr. Capu> L. parcria pohrn. sin
elOcurncia. sin ralOr. sin brlIczaS IL
l"~rarlaS..... FL CancIlicr vino a de
cir: EStO Ofrccia Austria con niles
ira garantia: Italia le rerhaza y fai-
iroS cSlam0S al lad0 Il" Austria. Is
10 L. parrcr POGO V sin nln"I!n ra!0r
l]iirrlario a VI. CapuS. pOrlue ii IS
un cnamoraio dr VI. POIncarr. ,'ur
a~prOYrcha una ViSila Il los hOSpi-
tales. - I'm paSeO por los canipOS
il" r"ta-uartiia para dejar ilhrr 81
rhorro H. 81 clocuencia de- ahoga-
do. Monsieur Poincart. como To-
dos los que ain - en Ia ii">a l.
trratura. Supon" Due una rallpIa>-
ma 1T. mrtiforaS o IN rmp!a>:o l..
ri=uraS rrl6rica> puri"n rurar 1t
I!a@a que hizo 81 trozo de- Shrap-
neil.
Como daciamoS. IN Alrmania :.
Supo ron aSombro que an sub
mario eStaba cn los DarjanrlOS.
Y Iuego. que otro Il otroS 50 encOn-
iraban - rl Mriitcrriurn. Las zen
las Iue"ian Sabrr como - habil
herho el mila=ro. por,Iur mi!agro pa
Rec: prro Made. nj oCrialmrnl" nj
partiru.armrnle. 10 ma eyplicad0. Fl
marino Pr">iuS.. que rSc'ib, rosaS
de- Su comprehend en- Il Berlin
Tagrblati". hizo unos concentrates
muy lac6nirOS. terminaba dicicn-
do "qj;. habia lugar a esperar buc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

al hombre mas fuerte!

al hombre mas fuerte!
Por csc solo hecho, segun ell Pc
riodico defensor del pre-constitucio-
nalismo, todos debemos unirnos en-
torno de csc hombre, para hacerlo
aun mas fuerte de 10 que en- reali-
dad es.
Los p~artidarios de la revolution,
tan encmigos del personalismo que
caracterizo 4 los partidsrios y defen-
sores del antique regimen, eaen Ia
nentabEemente en- los mismos vicioS
que combatieron.
Los que dijeron q critic alberto,
Que eran cnernigos del candidate, son
how los ma enthusiasts d~efenSores
dc e.
Carranza, caudillo, d;ctador, es
considerable por sus partidarios y SUI
balternos, ell re~presentante genuine
del ~scntiniento nacional, y piden el
apoyo hasta de los "enemigos de
aver"
La revolution, que ha destruido
ell credito del pals, enlutaao millares
dc hogares y acabado con la riqueza
nacioasl, solo habra dado al pueblo
IN nuevo caudillo, menos slorioso que
ell caido, y con la a~gravante que saiio
del vieio Partido contra Ell cual Sc le-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
vlene de Ia pagina ..

hes : rompra> Srran efertuadaS
pOr I~ntrrin-iio dr las commas. las
tuair> goIarin de una libertad COM
pleta que hara operar Las rcquiSi-
clones Y cOmpra> que cream ner-Sa
ria> a fin De pr-v"nir Su> res
prctivOS consumes.
Finaim"nir. como 81 deiara S"ntir
Ia necr>iiad de- I'm ORGANISING CEN
%jraIizaior. Il con>eio federal ma crea
DO 81 iDepartamentO Imperial de- CT
realrS que funcionari directamente
baio a control del CancIller. tantO
al >u Serci6n administrative como
III Ia comercial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Viene de ls raglna l..

.Fn rrsnmen n rryoIuci6n de
toiO ini.i5d, no,. Dnn Eranrjsrn
l Nodnro M rus ranaz de- llrnar
~ oh;nlo , con.o d.i norfo hrrho
o,r Iu5raz RON al onti"no regimen,
,uolodo, orri narmilirron = los
o,ou;nos doI nr.hro fomar narIiri-
,o.;Gn an Ios ,snntos nIibIiros, V
asia rr: uro ia ~, n~rinrinaIrs mo-
,;,.o, la Ios tr;o;.os oconlr.imirn-
So, L. r,h,,.a /, ,o,2 dn nun lie
aniani, ,t,os,ros cy,.c-
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m,;an.ia,n. an IN. iomoron ma
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Suqicrr una cOnfrrrncia en- la
frOnlcra.

En- vista Il" ">tas ronSldrrarIon"S
81 Primer Jrtr del E.j"rcIi0 Cons
i!turiona!lSia c~nrar"ah0 del Pndcr
~E,irruliy" 1t" Ia Marion. me ord"na
que di"a a rnS0iroS. S"lor"S Mi
n~l>tr">, como Il" hcrtI" irn@o cl no
nor ir harrrlo, que SirnI" no po-
der arrptar vurStra i]nviiari6n. So
brr las condolences Y para 81 oh
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Mexico en- 1910

Sc ACADIA de poner a la Tenta III
preeioso album que contiene artist
cas- fotOgrafias a dolores de los
principles edificios y paseOs de Il
Capital de nuestra Republica- e.
album en- question tiene una lujoSs
eubierta y eS una joya que debel
conseryar aquellaS personals que de
seen tener a la vista los progresos
alcanzados por nuestra patria en- .
orden material.
VALE Ell ALBUM S1.OO &.
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pENSAMIENTOS.

VA So Sabr que Ia hcrmoSura d"
algunaS muicrcS tirnc diaS Y Il
zones Y requicre academies para
diSminuirSc o acrrcrnlarSr: y eS
natural cosa que las paSloneS del
amino Ia lcvantcn o bajen. pucSlo
Que las mas vcccS ii ~ieStruyen.
CERNANTES: Don QuiioIr.
En- una casa de juego.
In estudiantp ha perdido I0'io
ruantO tenia Y. al verse arruInad".
dice a IN amigo:
Mira. Juan. no me 1ueda mas
que este peso. GD6nde me aconSe-
jas que 10 coioque?
-PueS....en Ell bolslllo.
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Pidcse e.
IGNACIO E. LOZANO
607Belsrosa 81. San Aatoaie. Ter,

La afamada cerveza Royal Pills
ner" no produce marcos, al contrario,
dara a listed fuerza y vigor. Exija
a So cantinero que lie sirva siempre
Ia "Royal PilSner." (Adv.)
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D~cclara que cl pueblo csti con fl.

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ri P''''''" 'rNP"'''" '"' ''',-
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