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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-15
La sentenciaron milieares

En- tempo de guerra la Ley Mar
cial Sc impone en- TODD el territorio
de los paises beligeranteS Y todos los
que en- ellos Sc encuentran, estan
sometidos ? su jurisdiction. Por ESQ
fue un ~consejo de guerra el que
condeno a la princesa Maria de Croy.
Ningan tribunal civil huh!ese sido
competente para juzgarla, SegUn el
punto de vista aleman. Is impro-
bable en- extreme, sin embargo, que
sea mantenida Ia s~entencia. siendo
probable que Sc le haga entender
al consejo que Sc ha excedido algo
de sus Facilitates, al infligir tai
penalidad a dicha DANA. sin la auto
rizaci6n directa Y Ia aprohaci6n del
Kaiser, como generaIisimo del ejer-
otto aleman.
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Ell ODIO NECESAR!O.
Vlene de Ia pagina I.

guerra 81 probable que llcva IN Glen
cia a mayOrrS maraviIIaS lie cOmu-
nirari6n. CuandO hGbo perferciona-
do Ia IpIagrafia inalHmbrica. -
aplic6 al teltfono inaIambrirO que
hoy - utiliZMi III Ia marina Italia
ma. E. airance de eSta nucVa inven-
ci6n rs limitado adn: pero tambi6n
10 cue FL de la acknowledgements Guam
10 Narconi constituyd Sis primeroS
a~paratoS. Marroni Siemprr miro Su
lrabaio con Il miSmo Amino con
Que recibi6 Ia IIamada a las armaS-
SObriI Y sacramento. RrcOrlar"lS
Fl reiorno fibril de UAnnunZiO pa
"a peIrar por 81 patria. FL c0ntraS-
Ir nos iiuSlra: u AununZiO tIrnr 81
trmprramrnto mrridi"naI: Marco
nj rcgreS6 tan iranquiio y natural
mrutp como los hijOs lie la Gran
Brrtaha en todaS parties del mundo
driaron a I'm lado rNiSt"ncias
parlirularrS Y SaIieron Il "harer Al
20 p0r "a imprrio.'
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Ell HEROE, SOLDADO DE FILA.
HIene de Ia pagina !.

cir que csc sentido humane Ge que ha-
blamoS, tai como 10 predico Jesus V
10 defendieron las queries religiosas
= tai como 10 Giro Ia REVOLUTION
~francesa. para ]imponerio tambien por
medic de las armas, ha teniGo mas
epocas de eclipse Que de luz. Resu-
citaba despues de cada guerra pero
Quedaba siempre Ia antiteSiS entire c!
bien y el NAL: la guerra-como el
Diablo-n:al necesario Y alguna ve2
vehiculo forzoso de TODD bien. 4 nos
otros nos TOGO C. Y e~ducarnoS en-
periodic de Daz. Pero ahora es pre-
ciSo enova Y adaptar a tiempos nue.
vos Ia vieja filosofia del valor in
terpretandola en- 81 Sentido mas agre-
sivo V mas violento. .Aceptar el nue.
70 concepto del valor individual, CO.
mo aportaci0n q Ia defensa c~oIecti-
va considerandolo como parte inte-
granite de los armamentos naciona-
les.
Escribo estas lIneas cuardo Bull
garia Sc prepare a g~uerrear y Gre
cha, acaso Rumania. esperan V vigi-
Ian dispueStas 4 entrar en- batal!a
tambien. Tn million de ciUdadanos,
por 10 menos, abandonaran Il ira
bajos, cojeran el fusil y lucharan por
la patria, contra las patrias de los
otros. y hasta en- los Dueblos de
c~ultura mas atrasada. donde ell hon.
bre eS Instruments de guerra. empie-
"a a dibujarse en todas las fronte-
ras la figura del Heroe, del soldado
de fila.
Luis BELLO.
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tocracia belga; ST. autoridad en- los
asuntos sociales de Belgica era tan
grende antes de IA guerra. que GUAM
do. en- una memorable OCCASION, ell
rey Leopoldo Ia fu6 4 visitar en- per-
soma. para pedirle como favor espe-
ciaI, que invHtase al gran halle que
iba a dar en- su hist6rico palacio de
BIuselaS, a dos muy cOnocidos finan-
cieros Y sus esposas, con ~oHienes es-
taba asociado en- negocios sin To-
grarlo, pues la altiva duquesa lie di-
10 que e. podria llevar a 81 p~alacio
a semejante gentuza, Y a SIS fiestas
en- Laeken; pero que ella no podria
ccnsentir en- que traspasasP los UNI
brales del Palacio de A~renherg.
FL hermano mayor de IL princesa
Maria, el jefe de Ia casa dc Aren-
berg, es visto con marcado !esagrado
por los miembros de su famliia Y por
Ia mas Iinajuda a~ristocracia beIga,
pues ha seguido ell ejemnlo de su
primo el duque de Croy. fernando
parte en- Ia presente guerra no ba-
20 ia bandera belga. sino unto 4 Ia
del Kaiser, sirviendo en- 81 Estado
Mayor del jefe del s&ptimo Cuerpo
de! ejtrcito aleman.
Gracias a este. Sus chdtcauX y
propiedadeS en- Belgica han sido res
petados y guardaios por los alema-
mes. mienrr9s que los de Sis parien-
ties ' otros arist0cratas belgas cran
saqueadcs Y d~cstruidos. Su cOnduc-
ia en- csta guerra seria bas'ante pa
"a haccr levantarse en- su tumba a
ST. recto padre.
Su unicc hermano el principe Pros
pero de Arenherg, que fve Official
del ejtrcito prusiano, h~abiGndose he
cho un borracho consuetudinario Y
h~abicndose visto comprometido en-
toda clase de escindalos en- Potsdam
' Berlin, ha Sido embarcadO. 81
guitndose con Gl un sistema aleman,
a las Colonias que nosee eI Kaiser en-
cl Africa Occidental, para que Sc
ponga al frente de las tropas natl
vas Y presto auXilios 4! gohernador
on 81 rObiernO de elias.
Aurcs que hubiese estado mucho
tempo en- Africa. cl principe. segun
parecc. perdi6 Ia razon por compile
to. Y cometi6 las mas atroces cruel
dades con los naturales del 9ais.
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by embriagado por el triunfo: ME
importa IN bledo que Dios refine en-
el cielo con tai que me dele tran
uuilo en- mi castillo de Cure al la
do de mi pequeha Tovelille.' y en-
contr0 Ia tranquilidad mas pronto
que 10 espera0a en- ell fondo del a
En- ell K~attegat, en- Cure. a IA orr
LA del mar, Sc ~encuentran todavia
las ruinas de su castillo Y Ia leyenda
cuenta que drrante las nocheS de
tempestad I. " sus guerreros reco-
rren la selva Y Ia playa Y que Sc
oye su aspera voz dominando el sor-
do ruido de Ia tempestad. Tai vez
las olas lie lleven tambiAn q Ia bahia
de Wisely desde donde podra contem-
plar las ruinas de las iglesias por
e. incerdiadas.
4 los alemanes atraera a Ia isla
ell recuerdo del "Albatross' Y de
los heroes que ALI perecieron. Des-
cansan en- TERRA amiga Y los braves
insulares seran fieles guardianes de
sus tumbas, Y q los que a elias diri-
gen hoy las miradas de su espiritu
buscando a los seres queridos que
descansa en- la arena de la Historical
isla, les sera grato evocarla al como
la pinta una canci6n popular escan-
dipava:
Con un mar de encaje
Y con blancura de nieve
Ia rodea Ia espuma de las elias
Y IA ancha curva de azulado srco iris
| cubre el verde esmeralda de las aguas.
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Gran cscandalo en- Berlin


Por n caSualijad, Sc ~enteraron
&c este varios miembros lib'ra!es del
3elcAStag' luichc" PI"'to''' u! '"'
:uidosamente que eI gobIerno !mpe-
rial sc vio ohligado a p~roreder' us
noniendo que ei principe l"eSe co'-
ducido a Alema"l"' para al'' ser J""-
gado.
\ peSar dc que haoia u"uo mue'-
te . sangre ira q much"S ha'i'o''
los distintos conseJos dc gueFF" que
conocleron dc SD case ~ ""S'E
vleron' o Ie lRl!'SIeFo" Pe''' me'"-
mente nominal PoF 10 QUE e' MAJ
ser, 4 c~onS5cuencla Ge L. protest"
popular. Sc neEo i aProO2F SUS Ie'o-
l]ucioneS.
tinaImente' ei em2erauor ""'i'e,-
mo- con ooJe'" nc Po'e' 'o,o
lluNla ue PIeE""'"S 4"e
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UNA OPINION ALEMANA
Vlene dc Ia pagina 7

cipe Leopoldo Sc baten e~nc2rnizada-
mente. pero va no avanZan V los ru-
SOS senalan Gxitos indiscuribles en-
Volhinia.
En- Serbia, las ~operaciones que en-
piezan no permiten todavia ningun
p~ron0stico serio Y seria temerario
predecir 10 que resultara &c IA lie
gada de los aliados 4 los Balkanes.
La prensa alemana cuenta- eS YER
dad, que ell ejercito serbio esta COM
pletamente agotado y desmoraliza-
do, perc convene recordar que ella
contaba Ia misma cosa en- 81 mes de
diciembre ultimo, ocho dias antes
que los serbios infligiesen a las trO-
pas austriacas una derrota resonan-
te. expulsandolas de su rerritorio.
Es cierto que podemos tener CONTAIN
"a en- el ejercito bulgaro, pero de-
Demos contar muy sacramento con el
| ejercito serbio, cuyos 100000 hon.
bres han hecho 4 su pals el sacrificio
de SUI e~xiStencia.
81 Ia Turquia pudiese ser desemba-
razada de Ia de los Oar
danelos Y la Russia cortada en- sus
ccmunicaciones, Ia partida entabla-
da en- los Balkanes decidiria Ia suer-
te de la guerra, sin duda, pero ESQ
eS un misterio del ~porven'r.
La bora es grave: ella no per,
tenece a la Illusion sine al recogi'
imiento.
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Es una de las mas ilustres

La princesa, que eS Il mujer de
mas de 20 amos. con muchOS hijOs,
es la esposa del principe ESteban dc
Croy. que es CabalIcro de Ia Orden
Espanola Y .AuStriaca del Tolson de
Orc. siendo una de las mas iiustre5
de Ia Europa continental. cuyoS Ca
bailcros, asi como suS esposaS. estdn
exentos de n jurisdiction de los tri-
bunales ~ordinaIios. Pasa e. princi-
pc su tempo entire SuS vastas pose
stones en- Belgica Y su RIGA mansion
de Paris. Y siendo belga hasta e.
final, esta con alma Y vida de parte
de los aliados, diferenciandose Ell
este del jefe de 81 casa, el joyen
duque de Croy, quien recibjo recien-
temente una grave Merida combatien-
do en- las filas del ejercito aieman,
como Official de caballeria.
FL duque sc habia visto oblig2do
a pasar a Ia lista de los militares re-
tirados. a c~onsecuencia de 81 ma
trimonio con la hija del ambajador
americana en- Viena, pero al estalIar
la guerra. Sc lie permitio unirse &
su regimiento nuevamente.
La tia del duque, que es Ia prin-
cesa Maria, que ACADIA de ser condo
NADIA, Y cuya sentencia mociva estos
apuntes. es hermana del actual du-
cue de Arenberg, duque de Nopcn.
duque de Aerschott, principe de
Recklinghausen y condo Ia Mack.
Esta es una familia, cuyos MEM
bros todos tienen derecho desdc el
dia de SUI nacimiento. como todos los
de las diversas ramas de Ia cas- rel
mantle en- Sajonia. al titulo lie duGue
o duquesa.
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iPor que prefieren los MexicanOs
mi Casa de Can6io
National Exchange Agency?

Poruue solarnente vrndo billcteS Gc los Ban
COS SarlUaal IL Mexico : LoHGFf> J NeN
co, lodUS del alO de 1872 para aOaIO.
PnrCu- mis- pTeCiuS son mas Ga:alUS Que
los de- ruaIgUIrra utTa aEeacil.
Purgue nuuCd SOl!c.tO 81 tineFo ade!aA'a
90 para hacerle una velfl-
Y pOrGue al reCibIr del Express 81 pedldo
REyISA Y CCENTA SuS bll!cteS ANTE> DE
pAGAR So IMPOHTE. De eSta manera, Us
ted siempTe cumprara mOneda meNIcana q
su entera satisfaction.
OfreSco a Quien 10 sOlici,e proporcionaF
lnfo-meS SObre SalIia de tTenc> i Mexico
o cuaIguIsra CirO aSuni0. ESrFioaIne ante
de nar-r ~ conpra a Otra casa.
ARTURO VI. GUEVARA.
P. 0. Box No. 81. Laredo, Tex
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GRAN COLLECTION DE NOvELAS.

GRAN COLLECTION DE NOVELAS.
Las Novelas anotaCaS a continuation e.
tan selecciOnaCss entire las meiO:eS, Slendc
gu prrcio-
EmpaStadaS en- tells
HE AQUI LA LISTA:-
la Herelcia de BeilsCrolx
Los HtIOS del Are
& Bale de las Ylctimss
& SeCrelO de Ia SOiierons
e NOmbre sin Cara
Uarda
e. Sil0n Trasico
La Reina NiSieTio
Sin Nombre
e. Rey de Ia Praders
e. SecreIario Millionaire
En- las FronIeras del Far West
La Montana de Luz
e Captain del DyunpS
81 NiSterio del CCrsz6n Verde
I'm Ylate 81 Polo
e Pulal de Gro
La Costa de Marrl
e Doncel de D. Enrique Ell DoIienIs
Ls Mia ROb3da
La Ciudad del Rey LeproSo'
e heTOe Y el Cesar
e TestamentO re IN CoESpirador
AyenturaS de Mr.. PicswiCk
Haisase 10, 7ediAss .~lsiaaio sc iaPores
lCNACIO {. LOzANO
637 Deloyssa St. San Antonio, Tex
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Leader dc la aristocracia

La madre de Ia p~rincesa Maria,
Ia drquesa viuda Eleonor lie Aren-
berg, es Ia primera DANA de Ia arts
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DcsnuGs de muchos aHos de eNreriencia,
eStuliO = practical, 81 pr. !. II. Dye pei
f~"rrisnd cl IamCsJ remrdlG COAPUESlp
NITCHELLA. III Ina dcHlo>,?ldO cientifica-
mca!e cue ntngGna mujer debe tener mas
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XOBI.
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OFERTA ESPECIAL

S0LAMENTE por IN r0rlo periodic dc ttcm
al rCcibU d" 81 Ic enyiaremOS 4 usled
por corrco rcrtIf5cadU. franco Dc porte. una
GAIA dc C~uNPUESTU MiTCIIELLA Y un
eicmplar del !ibru pUrirnto<O del Or. J. II.
Dye. que dice: como dar i Ii luz NifloS
sano> Y robuSto> sin tenor i dolores y
como Hear a scr madTc.' Este llbrO con
lirnc c"nscjoS mug vaIiosOs para las mu-
I"rcs que SurTcn.
E,priha nov MISND a
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NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

Luis BELLO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
Hop Picking Begins
In Earnest Monday

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Oreo Aug. 2S.--IIop picking
will be commenced in some yards in
different parts Of the county today,
but in most of the yards the actual
work will not begin until next week,
when work will begin in earnest. In
several parts Of the county the yards
are reported to be in II very bad condi.
tion owing TO the presence of large
numbers Of hop lice, while in otner
yards the lice have been killed and the
vines and hops are in excellent condi.
tion. Wages for pickers are lower this
year than they have been for several
years, only 40 cents per bC0 being Of
fcrcd, whore heretofore so cents has
been paid. Notwithstanding the fact
that wages are lower there is no scar.
city of pickcrs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

island lying parallel with the main
| nd One of the abors of the recon
structon was the building of two
mile causeway to connect the island
with the mainland. This is partly
built up fron the sea bottom, and part
ly arch bridge construction while a
mammoth lift bridge is located in
the center. The causeway accommo.
dates all classes of traffic, including
steam and electric railways.
The docks and shipping which make
Galveston the largest cotton port in
the world, are located on the northern
side of the island The southern, or
gulf side, is skirted with pleasure fea-
lures, including splendid surf bathing
the year around, The climate and veg
citation is tropical, yet SS degrees was
the average maximum temperature for
five years and the winter often sees o
temperature Of 80. Palms, oleanders
oranges and figs abound
1t took more than decade to com.
plete the plans foi the new Calves
ton. The wall, fill and causeway rank
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
Frank Woods Buried.

The remains Of Frank Woods were
laid to rest in tde !, o. o. r. cemetery,
west Of this city, Wednesday morning,
the services being conducted by Rev. d.
A. Mackenzie, Of the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Woods passed away in n
Portland hospital last Monday evening
after an illness Of more than a month 3
duration, caused by injuries received
in being struck by street car in Port
land several weeks ago. Besides one
son, Gus Woods, n resident Of Portland,
he leaves TO mourn his death, n mother,
Mrs. b. Lovclacc, Of this city; three
brothers, NJ. V, Woods and /. N. Woods,
Of Dallas, and John Woods, Of jerome,
Arizona, and sister, Mrs. Holman Of
Monmouth. Mr.. Woods was formerly a
Dallas boy and was raised in this coun.
ty, coming mere with his parents from
Pennsylvania when II mere lad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
For Sale, Choice 225
Acre Farm

One of the best Grain and Dairy
Farms in Polk county, and owing to its
location is an ideal tract for subdivision
located Z miles from Salem on rock road
with railroad and shipping station at
door. Has large set of modern i'm.
provements. Good family orchard; all
fenced and cross-fenced with woven
wire; 200 acres under cultivation, and
in clover. Balance in timber and pas.
ture with running water. This farm
will be offered for q short time at a
bargain. Will consider some good Port
land or Salem income property as part
payment, some cash, balance long time
9 per cent. This is an exceptionally
good proposition, and will not last long.
For further information see JOSEPH
BARBER. Office 405 Hubbard Bldg.
Phone l644 or 1929. Salem, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
THE MARKETS
K X X X X * X X X X X X X X X

The bears seem to have the best of
the wheat market and prices are bare
ly holding at II cents. This market
of course is governed entirely by the
Portland reports, and when Portland
is weak, this situation is naturally re-
Elected in the Salem prices, Wheat in
the east can be laid down at the At.
lantic seaboard so much cheaper than
Oregon wheat, that some dealers esti-
mate there is fully Is cents difference,
and for this reason, it will be difficult
to get within that much of eastern
prices. Oats are strong, with prices
varying from 80 to So cents. Many
farmers are holding for 40 cents.
The egg market is in a furry today.
On account of the scarcity several groc-
ers are paying % cents in cash and 20
cents in trade. Others are holding at
the prices of last week. At present it
seems to be question Of how mad the
buyer wants the egg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

with the Panama cana! as one of the
greatest engineering tasks ever per-
formed in the western hemisphere.
After the completion of the wall, a tenn
porary canal was dug inside of it
through which sandsuckers entered and
discharged their cargOes into portions
of the city that were walled off, one
at time, to receive their deposit.
Monster hopper dredges, built in Hol
land especially for the work, We're used
in excavating the material.
The brick boulevard was started in
1906, and completed in 19l1, Cover
nor Colquitt gracing the opening with
his presence. 1t rims the seawall side
of the protecting wall Three and q
half miles were built by the county
and one mile by the United States
government, where the highway passes
the barracks and batteries of Fort
Crockett On the seawGrd side is n
walk sixteen feet in width, and on the
opposite side of the pavement is n
grassy slope thirty feet in width plant
ed with ornamental vegetation,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
Former President
Ridicules Progressives

Berkeley. Cal, Aug. 2s-Formcr
President Taft poked fun at California
progressivcs while addressing students
at the University Of California yester.
day, although he did not mention the
progressves.
eve of the east are quite willing
that you maintain here in your state a
sort Of chemical laboratory for the
testing out of various political form.
ulae We do not object TO Your doings
If you pay the bill" he said as the
famous Taft smile broke into evidence,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

The recent terrific storm which
swept over eastern Texas, destroying
scores of lives and millions in prop
erty, afforded proof that Galveston s
sea wall was built 10 Withstand the
ravages of the elements and protect the
city from the same kind of disaster
which wiped it off the map fifteen
years ago. For while the storm was
terrific enough to break in two the
great causeway which connected the
city with the mainland, it was unable
to tear away the wall
The most notable result of the de-
struction of Galveston in 1900 was
the erection of the sea wall and the
raising Of the level of the land upon
which the city is built to height to
correspond with this wall. -Four and
"A half miles Of the wall is now sur
mounted by fifty-rour foot brick
boulevard, one of the most impressive
scenic driveways in the world.
Galveston is located on a narrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
New Equipment Added.

The ]. K. Armsby company have Just
finished the installation Of extensive
new machinery in its prune packing
plant in this city, and are now ready to
handle the enormms pruno crop of the
county which will begin to come in
within the next few weeks. The cost
of the improvement will be between
$4,000 and $2500, and will make the
concern one Of the most up-to-date es-
tablisnments of its kind in the Pacific
northwest. Manager A. c. Petersen es-
timates that the yield in this vicinity
this year will be about $50 tons, and
orders have already been received for
part of this season 8 pack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
DR.. STONES
Drug Store

The only cash drug store in Oregon
and show cases are loaded with drugs
medicines, notions, toilet articles, wines
and liquors Of all kinds for medicinal
purposes. Dr. Stone Is a regular gradu
ate In medicine and has had many
years Of experience in the practice
Consultations are free. Prescriptions
are free and only regular price FOR
medicine. DR.. Stone can be found al
his drug store, Salem, Oregon, from
6;i0 In the morning until 5 at night
Free delivery to all parts of the city
and within radius Of 100 miles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
Sailors In Custody
Charged With Piracy

Belize, British Honduras, Aug. 2S-
Charged with the murder of Captain
Messam Of the trader Aurekia and with
piracy, Joseph Belatore and Joseph
Mansanto are in custody here today
while the port authorities are probing
the fate of several of the ships crew
and several passengers.
The officials say that the men held
up the ship at sea, intimidated the
crew. bound Mcssam and threw him
overheard, 1t is charged that all the
crew excepting the engineer were
landed at an obscure point. The en-
gineer they assert, and the passengers
were taken to Cape Gracias where the
ship was sold.
One Of the women passengers reached
Nicaragua and told the story,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28
BEATS BIRDS BEST SPEED

An interesting fact in natural history
was discovered by James Linvillc,, o.
Greensburg. Ind, the other day. A spar
row flew up in front Of his Maxwell
touring ear. Linyillc increased his speed
and. with the speedometer registering
lust 30 miles an hour. caught the bird
against the front Of the radiator where
fan pressure held II until the ear
slowed down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

SPECIALITY SALESMAN-Large east
ern organization manufacturing pat
ented, popular-priced office eff
cheney devices wants representatives
in unoccupied territory. Splendid
proposition. Small capital Cash or
credit. Fine line "repeaters. Full
protection. Ask for "Folder C 29S. -
Chelsea Mfg. Co., Ill Broadway, New
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

FOR SALE-7-acre ranch, under high
state of cultivation; nice house, barn,
chicken mouse for 200 birds, l cow, /
horse, harness and buggy, l plow,
harrow garden tools, incubators,
Ciphers and Mandy Lee, l Siphers
brooder $50 chickens, small mixed
orchard and berries, finest water in
valley. If sold in next 10 days,
$llO0; 5000 down, A years Ca bal.
ance, Owner, RI. 4. Box So. Aug2S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

New York Globe; A panic.i Mas
sachusetts theatre was averted when
the orchestra PLAYED oPrhe Star Spane'
led Banner" Never we're the sepul.
cbrnl strains Of that admirable dirge
EMPLOYED TO better advantage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-28

SALESMEN-PockeS side line, new
live proposition; all merchants in
towns of 100000 and under want it.
Pays So commission on each sale. No
collecting, no risk to merchant. We
take back unsold goods. Easiest,
biggest paying side line ever offered.
Garfield Mfg. Co., POS Siegel St, Chi
cago. Aug2S