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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
M'GAFFNEY DENIES
WILSON'S CHARGES
Saye He Never Spoke Disrespect-
fully Of The Admin
istration

Berlin, Oct. PA statement to the
press in reply to recent criticisms o.
his recent conduct was a1sade today by
T. st. john Gaffney, American consul
general at Munich, who has been re
quested by the State Department al
Washington to resign
Il know of these accusations only
through tie newspapers" said Mr.
Gaffney, neither by tho American
Ambassador at Berlin nor by the
Washington government has the ques'
ton ever been raised"
"My relations with the local lAmeri
can colony and vita approximately
100 British subjects who are still here
are excellent. When, where and how
l am supposed to have carried anti
British propaganda is unknown to me
'The contertiOn that with CIR VITA
out the assistance of my position
smuggled German and Austrian let
ters or documents is simply laughal5le
Il do not consider it commensurate
vita the dignity Of my office to go in
to the matter.
Equally untrue is the claim that
have criticised the policies of Prcsi
dent Wilson," #
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
DANGER Of BREAK
NOW SEEMS REMOTE
New German Note Presented tc
Lansing Clears Up situ-
alton Materially

New York, Oct. 2.-Danger of an
immediate break between the United
States and Germany over the torpedo
ing of the Arabic with loss OF two
American lives has been avertCd by
the assurances contained in a note re-
ceived personally here today by Sec
retary Lansing from County Won
Bernstorff, the German Ambassador.
Neither the Secretary of State MOI
the German Ambassador would make
any statement. The latter was opti
mistic and believed the new note
would completely solve the situation
MIR. Lansing expressed no opinion pre-
ferring to consult President Wilson
on Monday, but it was evident he die
not share the Ambassadors optimlsm
though inclined to regard the new
note as Offering for the present ne
gotiaIble basis.
The Ambassador was with MIR. Lans
ing only a few minutes during which
the latter did not express any view on
the not, assuring Count Won Berns
torff he would notify him OF the time
for the next conference, after ne had
studied the communication carefully
There was nothing to indicate that
the new German note met entirely
the viewpoint of the United States,
but the general Inference was that the
Berlin foreign Office had taken the
view that the German submarine
commander must have erred in as
suming that the Arabic was intent on
a hostile act when going to the res
cue of t.le British Steamer Dunsley
and that Germany wished to arbitrate
the extent to which she was liable un'
der the circumstances for the mistake
Whether this would be satisfactory
has never been indicated by Washing
ton officials.
The new note which probably will
be published in day or two.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
J. P. MORGAN & co.
IN CHARGE OF LOAN
Will Have Entire Charge Of Big
Foreign Loan kegoti-
ated Here

New York, Oct. 2.-J. P. Morgan &
Company have been placed in entire
charge, subject to the wishes of the
syndicate managers, of the fotation
of the $5OO,0O0,O0O credit loan to
Great Britain and France in the
United States. Announcement to
this effect was made today.
The Morgan firm was requested to
act as agent it was said. at meet
ing between the sixty syndicate man.
ayers in this city and the members
of the Anglo-French commission
which was neld here last night.
Lord Reading and his associates on
the AngloFrench commission have
virtually completed their mission
here and expect to depart for Europe
within the next few days. They have
yet to sign the contract for the loan.
and this probably will be done early
next week. Lord Reading will sign
for Great Britain, one or both of the
French commissioners will sign the
document on behalf of France.
Subscriptions to the loan were aid
today to be exceeding the expectation
of the syndicate managers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
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4: THE WEATHER., !

: North Dakota: Unsettled and ::
:: cooler Sunday; probably local ::
:: rains; Monday rains. >
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
IMPROVEMENTS At
f FARGOCONTEMP[ Plated
Plans Formulated for Making
Fargo Great Northern
Terminal Point

Fargo, Oct 2.-The Great Northern
railway has all the plans formulated,
and every arrangement made, to make
Fargo great terminal point.
The plans, which are now on file in
the st. Paul Offices of the road and
have been seen by Fargoans, call for
most radical improvements to the
freight yards and Buildings cf the
Great Northern These plans have
not only been seen by people from tilis
city bmt blue prints, showing what is
contemplated, will be filed with the
city probably the first of the week.
The plans call for the construction
of a large number CT switching, load
ing and unloading tracks that will be
placed on the company's property west
of Broadway and will extend for a
considerable distance west. Within
the last few years the G. N. mas pllr-
chased a large amount Of property
along it's right-of4way in the city,
which with the present right-of-way
will give abundance of room for the
necessary track facilities required at
freight terminals such as this will be.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
DEATH LIST
HAS REACHED
NEARLY 200.
Rescue Work Progresses in
Louisiana's Storm
Swept Cities
PROPERTY LOSS Is y.
NOW $12,ooo,ooo
Men, Women and Children Line
River in Destitute
Condition.

New Orleans, Oct. 2.-Tonight's
reports from the New Orleans and
Mississippi gulf coast swept by Wed
nesday nights storm brought the
number of known dead to 1913 and the
missing to 31O Estimates of the
property damake stood at approx
mately $l2,0oO,0oo
With the exception of a few isolat
ed points, reports have been receiv
ed from the entire district, and zen
eral indications were that the death
toll would not exceed $50. The ex
act number of fatalities cannot be de
termined, however, until the waters
recede.
Warning Was Given.
A large section of the area now un
der water was uninhabited marsh
land, and it is believed most OF the
people living on plantations along the
rivers needed the widely distributed
warning of the weather buveau and
reached places of refuge. 49,
Island de Ia ,CrOix, 28 miles south
of New orleans, reported II persons
crowned and reports we're brought In
by vessels of the situation in Plaque
me rarlsh, La. The report stated
that a number of marooned persons
lined the river banks at Plaquemine
and were sorely in need of food and
shelter. Rescue boats have been dis
patched.
Rescue Boats Dispatched.
Relief boats sent out to various
points have not yet returned. but g
number vof refugees have been
brought to New Orleans on small
boats, coming In from the lower Mis-
sissippi river and lakes and bayous.
Governor Hall arrived here today
to assist the Parish and city officials
and the, ci I zen's committee in the re.
lief work. A number Of additional
boats were sent out by the commit
tees, firms and individuals today.
The liner, City Of Tampico, from
Vera Cruz, arrived here today with
all her 25 passengers safe.
Five women and their eleven child
rem perished at de la Croix, while the
five husbands clung to the roofs OF
houses, almost within reach of their
loved ones struggling in the water,
according to the story told by a rela'
tive of one of the survivors, arriving
here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
BULGARIA. IS
MOVING MEN
TO 0F.RONT'|ERS
Russia Denounces Her AS a
Traitor and An In
CRATE
MUST SHOW HAND
BEFORE VERY LONG
Austria to Deliver Ultimatum to
Roulnania in Short
Time

London, Oct. 2.--Tha Balkan situar
ton continued tense with Bulgaria the
center Of the political. storm. sac
Is reported toabe moving troops to all
her frontiers, and giving other indicar
eions Of an intention 10 act in the near
future on the side ofSthe Central Pow
ers. s.s Z.
1t is reported throllgh Cc..ogne that
Austria will send an ultimatum to
Roumania demanding the free passage
of munitions for Turkey. The ultima.
tum it is said. will be couched in
friendly terms and will name an inter
val within which Roumania may reply.
At PetrogaM, today, the Russian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs declared
to an Associated Press correspondent
that if tile Bulgarians persist in their
present traitorOus course they mus:
answer to Russia"
can ultimatllm has not been pre-
sented as yet,' added tine minister,
''but presume one FWi-l be within a
short time" E
Situation Grave .
AS a preface 70 t.lis statement, TIE
minister said:
"The situation in tne Balkans is very
llgrave. The whole Russian nation :;
aroused by the unthinka'ble treacileTy
of Ferdinand and his government: -
the Slavic cause. Bulgaria owes lie:
independence to Russia and yet seel1:s
willing new to become vassal cf Rus.
sia's enemies" ,e s4sc:
| 1T is explained In diplomatic circles
lin Petrogard, thaG P,,53,faria has receiy,
Fed no ultima turn, hitherto, pu: a
silemn warning of the consequences
of her course, and no doubt isz;left
that aggression against Bulgaria will
confront the Bmlgarians with the bay
onets of the Allies.
Must Show :ier Hand
The intimation is also made that
Bulgaria will not be allowed to pro
long the tension and impose upon
Greece the cause ofaremaining mobil
ized.i' Bulgaria must mcIbilize or de-
clare herself friend o; the Allies, it
is asserted.
The Hungarian minister o. national
defenses has ordered that all classes
petween the ages of 19 and AZ and who
were previously declared unfit or ex.
cused for military service, to present
themselves again for supplementary
enrolment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
OATES ARE F|XEO
FOR WORLD SERIES
First Game Of Series to Be Play.
,gt ed At Philadelphia Fri
day Of This Week

New York, Oct. 2.-'che; Philadel-
pbIa als and the Boston Amer,
leans, respective winners of the PEN
nants of the leagues, will meet in the
first game Of the worlds series of
1915sat Philadelphia. on Friday, Oct.
8. The subsequent dates Of play will
be Philadelphia, Oct. 8; Boston, Oct.
II and 12; Philadelphia, Oct. 13; Bost
ton, Oct. "a. Should seventh bame
be necessary to decide the champion
ship the scene Of the contest will be
decided by a toss of a coin, while the
date will be Oct. Is, unless inclem-
ent weather causes the postpone
ment of some of the preceding games
These, and many other details in
connection with the holding of the
worlds series, were decided at "a
meeting here today of the National
Baseball commission. II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03

CONTINUED on Page FOur.J
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
To Examine
ag1,1ents
OF Steel

Washington, Oct. 2.-Fragments OF
metal said to have been picked up on
the decks Of the Hysperian be1ore
she sank off the Irish coast, after an
explosion, were received today 'by the
State Department from the American
Embassy at London. They will no
turned over to the Navy Department
Experts will attempt to determine
whether the metal pieces are part OF a
mine or submarine torpedo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
CATHOLICS TO =,
RAISE FUNDS FOR
MEXICAN RELIEF

Baltimore, Nd, Oct IA country;
wide appeal for the relief of distress
in Mexico will be made through the
three cardinals, fourteen arch blsh'
OBS, one hundred bishops and practi.
cally $4,000 clergy Of the United
States to the Catholics of the coun'
try.
This move was decided on at a
conference held at Cardinal Gibbons 8
residence late today.
A personal letter will be sent by
Cardinal Gibbons to every archbishop
and bishop in the United States, ask
ing them to raise funds in their do
cese for Mexican relief.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
.Strikebreaker
Hurt in Riot
at Toledo, O.

Toledo, Ohio, Oct. 2.-Three strike
breakers were knocked out and sew
eral others badly hurt when a fight
with pickets at the Consolidatea
Manufacturing Plant, where a strike
has been on for the last week. Union
machinists have been p;cxeting tie
plant. When the police 0rrived an
excitement mad subsideG.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
Auto Driver
Meets Death
in Accident

Fresno, Calf, Oct. 2-Dane Fran
els of San Francisco driving a car IN
a $50 mile automobile race here to-
piay, was killed and his mecaaniclan
Frank Tuttle was fatally ilur;, w:len
his cur went through the fence. Fran.
els Lad gone 10 miles and was rum
ming about 60 miles an hour. Tuttle
died several hours after the accident
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY
TO GET BIC EXPOSITION
READY FOR GRAND OPENING
All Exhibits Will Be in Place When the
Doors Are Thrown Open
Tomorrow.
AGRICULTURAL MOVIES WILL
BE ONE OF BIG HITS OF SHOW
Building Presents Changed
Appearance as Exhibits
Come In.

While ismarcks
enjoying the festivities arkns the close
exhibitors
whipping
The of the subde
until the this
will the tion ~'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-10-03

Senator A. Hughes has given much actual proof Of his
faith Bismarck any the Capital City, Besides owning
the equipped light and heat plant the Northwest he
erected several handsome business buildings which would be
credit to a city many times the size of Bismarck
director Of the Exposition and has always been inter
csted in affairs willing give both Of his time and his money
to the commercial interests Of the city One of the latest
indicating his belief in the future Of Bismarck
is the twooy reproof building opposite the pooce This
building only the Of other buildings planned for this
section Of the CITY, e II
Senator Hughes has represented Buregh county for two
sons legislature has always been active for the best in
terests of this section of the state
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
ST no Sc les deja en- libertad pedira'
que Sc cstablezca ell regimen
militar

MADRID.-En los circulos pollti'
cos Sc dedica gran atencion d la anun'
ciada reunion de los jefes de las II
ouierdas con motive de la actitud
asumida por ell gobierno al prohibl
las reunioncs publicas en- las cuale,
Sc liable de la actual guerra europe
V de la actitud que Espana debe adop-
tar, conforme al criterio de liberales
conservadores, socialiStas Y r~epublica-
nos.
Sc ha asegurado va la concurrenci;'
lie todos los jefes de las iz~quierdas ::
en- Ia reunion Sc acordara la publics
ci0n de un manifesto al gobierno p.
liendole que reSpete la ley, dejandc
.elebrar todas las reuniones que :
iuiera o que Sc suspendan las garar
tias constituencies Y establezca c
'egimen militar en- TODD ell pals, GU
IS el unico medic legitimo de impedl
a libre reunion Y la libre emission dc
)ensamiento.
Sc asegura, tambien, que Pabl
glesias, el jefe ~socialista, es ell I'M
co que no firmara ell citado MANTLE,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
La campana contra ell gobierno por la
prohibition de los mitins.

MADRID.-Se han celebrado mu-
chas fiestas politicas, y entire elias
un mitin en- el local de Ia Casa del
Pueblo. al que asistieron tres mil
personals.
En- este mitin hizo uso de la pala-
bra el ex-concejal socialista Garcia
Cortes, atac0 al gobierno acusandolo
de atentar contra la constitution a!
prohibir los mitins politicos, hablar
sobre la n~eutralidad de Espana en- la
guerra actua! y sobre la obra del edu-
cador Ferrer, fusilado en- Barcelona.
Los ministries actuales, dijo, estaE
con Maura Ell espiritu, y termino eX-
citando a los elementos tr~abajadores
del pals a p~repararse para Ia defen-
sa de sus ~intercses, conquistaS y Ii.
bertades.
FL delegado de ia autOridad que
asistia al mitin, llamo la atenclon de
orador tres veces y tcdas elias provo
caron la protesta del publico, dandc
lugar a sendos esc&1;ialos.
Hahlaron i~guainspntc en- este mi
tin los profesorcs ne la Universidao
de Ovicdo, senorcs Ovejiro y Bestei-
70. quienes combatieron energica
mentc la conducta que viene obser
vando el gobierno contra las izQuier
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
40 HAN SIDO DE IMPORTANCE
LAS OPERACIONES EN- FRANCIA
Nicnc dc la pdgina ..

aver So dljO que habian hccho al
gun0S avanceS los aicmancS. hoy -
-lcc- que en- ella han reconquiSta-
do importanteS DOSiClOneS los fran
rcSes. Como So dccia Que Ell Ia
region menciOnada era donde Sc I'M
rlaria ei avancc anunciadO por 81
Principe hcrcderO y como Ina bas-
tad0 I'm dia para que So rccupcrc
10 perdldo. con mas fundamenIu
81 cree que no han llcgado min
:uno> nuevOS clcmcntos Il rcfoa-
Ear a los alemaneS y que por !"
ianto NADIA hay de cierto Ell 10 DC
IA pretcndida ofenslva que pensaban
%emPrcndcr IN esta Scmana o en- la
pr6yima.
In ST. Mihicl Y en- Souchez. han
sanado tambien terrcno los fran
ceseS. En- este liltimo lugar. donde
Sc encuentra la gran refintria
de azucar, Sc dice que los sOldados
franceseS. deSpu6s de furiosos com
bates en- los cuales lucharon mano
a mano Ell diStintaS ocasiones. To-
graron ]apoderarse de importanteS
scccIOncS Y Il la fccha cstan pelican
do todavia con objeto dc a]poderar-
st DE- Ia factoria mencionada. COM
plctamcntc. asi como del yillorio
que lleva Ell mismo nOmbrc.
De Ia linea en- que Sc encuenira
cl cj6rcito inglGs no Sc tuvieron hoy
noticiaS dignas dc mcncionarsc.
En- Aras c%ontintia con gran furia
81 bOmbardeo, y los franceses a<e-
guran labcr dcsmontado varias pie
zas dc los alemancs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

ALE.A JACTA EST.
NicDc dc Ia paJina ).

que rlHdlcron homcnajc d dos hom-
bres y Ia bofetada dc las autori-
dadcS que hospcdaron a dos patrio-
taS. Mexico sc ha Salyado: cual-
.quicra que sea cl dcStino rc>cryado
para IL. qucdara imborrablc cl cjcm
plO. y para 81 pueblo americana.
quc 10 - amigo del general Hucr-
Ia. que no eS cnemigO de Mexico.
~aparecera sicmprc Ia diferencla en-
tire unos Y otros: cntrc Huerta v
OrozcO prisioncros, y Villa y Ange-
les arrodilladoS.
La suertc cstJ arrojada Y Ia cali
ficaci6n liza silo hecha: Ia aprehen-
sion dc los dos generates mexicauos
ha fijado los caracteres.
y para todos, para mexicanos 7
traidoreS. cuando el general Angc-
les creia traer Il la Republica en-
81 plicgo de 6rdeneS del general
Villa. c impl0raba p0rque lie fuera
aeeptalo Ell 0bseluio. la vision ma
jeStuesa y pura de Ia Repdblica ha
resurgido. y todoS nos sentimos va
duenos de un don inapreciabIe: cI
de la Patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
OPISIONES DE LA PRENSA AME-
RICASA.
Viene dc la pagina 3.

raba como la mas promlnentc flGu-
IA entire los meXicanos. a que IL
ayudasc cn la formation de TIN nue.
70 impcrio Y Ia negative del patrio-
IA fuG iremenda Y digna.
Como soldadO. PorfiriO Diaz, tiene
mo de los lugarcs mas altos EN- Ia
historic, especialm"ntc por sus ma
raviiloSoS fxitOS EN- la campana de
guerrillas que desarroll6 en- OaXaca.
cuando Ia igleSi2 haCia la guerra
contra los republicanos. debiGndoSr
rccordar Ell hechO memorable de la
rapidez como pudo reunir un for
midablc eiercitO para ayudar a lua-
rcz desputs de SUI atrcvida cSca-
patOria de su priSidn de- Puebla el
ano de 1865.
Como estadista. Su habi!idad y su
clariyiGencia le dicrOn un aitiSimO
valOr, TN valor vc-dadcramente no.
table.
Nivio ccrca dc Ocllcnta y cincO
amos Y hara cinco cl pr6Ximo Sep
tiembre. aqu6l grande lego al zcnit
lie su fama. La celebration del Cen
ienario de Ia Independence fu6 ST
inuitanea ron cI LHNX anivcrsario
lie >u nacimicntO. Las amcnaza$ de-
IA rcvDluci6n fIuctuaban va ell la
atm6sfera de Mexico y cl fin del
mas podcroso. del mas grandc y del
mas ~progresiSta Presidentc de Me-
NiCo So acercaba. McnoSprcci6 Ia
Constitution Y no hizo case de- los
>ignoS del tempo: pero cuando la
uaci6n este sana. en- los amos que
~vienen. la memorial De Porfirio Diaz
>cri Iucrida de todoS Y 81 lc crigi-
ran monumentoS cn tOdaS aIuclla>
riudadeS que 81 hizo grande> y pros
pcras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10
Por no haber deIit0 para
procceder, no sera pro-
cesado Ell Consul
Varona
LOS MEXICANOS Sc NEGAROl
POR COMPLETE A ACUSAR
AL REFERlDO CONSUL
CUBANO.

HABAN.A, Julio 5.--El Cor
sui de Cuba en- la ciudad de Meri,
ia. capital del Estado de Yucatan.
CrcSccncio Narona, que fue acusad0
dc haber Colorado fuertcS cantida-
DIES dc dinero a las personals que -
rcfugiaron en- el crucero Cuba"
cuando ell movimiento c~ontrarrev0-
lu~cionario en- Iucatan, no sera pro-
cesado pOr el delito de cohecho, que
SC lc atribuyo por el Fiscal. de
acuerdo con los informes que publ
co Ia prensa dc este puerto y quc
fueron proporcionados por algunos
de los viajeros del Cuba.
FL juez que conocio del asunto.
tras de un detenido eStudio, declare
hoy que no hay lugar para procede:
en- contra del consul cubano en- Me
rida, senior Varona. pueS que ningu-
ia de las personals que tomaron pas"
je a bordo del crucero Cuba" ha
~presentado queja alguna contra cl
referiGo consul.
Los ]peri6dicos locales dicen que
81 cl senior Narona Sc ha salvado
de ser proceSado, clio Sc debe a Ia
generosa actitud de los meXicanos
que vinieron u bordo del Cuba,
pues todos sc propusicrOn negar
que eli consul mencionado hubicra
pcdido fuertcs cantidaGcs dc dine
TO para podcr prestarlcs auNilio,
dandolcs protection u bordo del cru
ccro Cubano, para ponersc Il salvo
DC los dcsmancs dc los c~arrancistas
quccomanda cl general Alvarado.
Justo cS confesar quo los pcriodi-
cos dc este puerto tomaron partc
sctiva eli Ct asuntu y pidicron cncr-
gicomcntc que sc hicicra justicia y
SC castigara, cn case dc que lc
| sobrcvinicra culpabilidad, al Con
| sui Varona.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

zarsc. c>pccialmente en- la via del
ferrOcarril N~acional, entire Monte
rrcy y Laredo.
Entire MatamoroS y Ia capital re-
gimontana. eI trafico nc ha yuelto
a rc.uIariLar>", y este Sc debe Il Ia
falta dc malulnaS, Scgun 10 Jiccu
los oIiciIlcS c~arranciStas. CONT
nuard h~acIendosc e trafic0 dos We
ccs p0r scmana, ell que c~orrcran
Ilrencs DC pasajeros y carga. al mis-
mo tempo.
La ycrdad Is que aver estuyic-
ron intrrrumpidas las Was de CO.
m"unicari0n entire Monterrey y
NatamoroS. ignoEindoses a que SC
debi0 esa Interruption. Direse que
vario> postes de la Inca TELEGRAPH
ca fuerom destruidos por I'm fucrte
IvicnLo ttmpestuoSo que >opl6 mas
ALA dc ReynO.a.
FL GORRLSpOASA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

tratos de personajes historicos.Si.oo
Sacerdote Y Caudillo. Obra referen-
te a Ia Independence ...... 75e
Los Insurgentes. Continuation del
relate de Ia insurrecci6n contra Es-
p2la EoS
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. Histo-
ria de Ia Guerra de Reforma. 75c
La Majestad Caida. Novela historical
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-10

das Y estas, d~ijeron, estan d~espertan-
do.
Hubo en- las demIs fiestas politi-
cas- celebrates oradoreS que trH'""0n
de igual manera al 1.-i2.." ; =. Jete
socialista Pablo Iglesias dijo que el
gobierno habia hecho meritos bastan-
ties para que los elementos liberaies
respondan Y dirigio Il exhortaci0n
para la constitution de IN block, dc
las izquierdas, contra las derechas,
siendo objeto de una gran ovacion.
FL desfile del publico despues de
los mitins, fue Ell perfecto orden, no
registrandose ningun case d~esaGrada-
bic.