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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

used to often blow a plunk. at char.ty.s
bchcst to givo some wandered a bunk.
wherein hi1 homes might rcst To fur
n.fn breakfast for some bo road
weary. starved and lean. hut now ms
dollars hII must ro t0 purchase gaso.
In' used to talk Of book and art
md topics safe and sane. but since .
bourht Chat choo.cnoo cart. I've mo.
TORS on the brain ] cannot even
spare o. dime to buy magazine. 90
keeps mo hustline an the lime. 20 buy
my CAROLINE
.orrs Matinee anamat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

supplemented by still other taxes. And
the people will have to pay for the in.
capacity Of Democratic rule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Surely Won Bernstorff Is Joking in
asking the reason for the request OF the
recall OF the military and naval at.
taches OF the German Embassy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The British parliament has indicated
that It has no desire to see Mr.. Bryan.
Mr.. Ford or any other self constituted
peace wranglers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Wizard Edison very patty describes
Bryan as "a good talking machine that
plays very poor records" Rather neat,
that.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Neither will the senate Democrats
take any dictation from Bryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Vernon Castle. the dancer has for
saken the stage. and is going In for a
Fly time" lie is going to learn avIa-
ton and join the British flying forces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The President does not mince word
about the disloyal acts Of the hyphe
citizen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

And the administration wants stu
more money. which means more taxes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The Congressional boys will be out Of
the legislative trenches for Christmas
anyhow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Capt. Boyd claims that he has been
insulted. Gould such a thing be possi-
bic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

Henry Ford has succeeded in signing
Peace for vaudeville performance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The Euffragists are progressing. They
have squeezed a concession out OF Pres
ident Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

President Wilson's ideals and the
facts are In wide disagreement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

To choose from in our Made-to-
order Skirt Department. Select the
material and have your Skirt made
TO your measure.
$3.50 and $500 for Making.
Orders taken for Hemstitehins and
Pieot Edaing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

The hest fed army in the world IS
- M Sr1e-ican while the Japs eat the
least and the Russians the most
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

For ehapped hands, face or lips, Pot
ter's Toilet Cream IS unequaled; price
CSC. Telephone 35g OF S57 and have It
delivered Potter Drug Company.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
FREE BRIDGE To
JUAREZ URGED
Mayor Prieto, of Juarez
Calls on Mayor Lea; to Co
operate With Police.

Mayor Manuel NJ Prieto. Of Juarez.
paid a formal call on mayor Tom Lea
Wednesday afternoon at the city hall
He was accompanied by his official
family and was received in the mayors
office at the city hall by mayor Lea
and his aldermen and city officials. The
call will be exchanged by the mayor
and his councilmen soon.
At the conference. the plan OF having
a free bridge from FL Paso to Juarez
was discussed informally by the two
border mayors. mayor Lea telilng
MAYOR Prieto that the free bridge
project was one of his hopes for the
two cities and that he expected it to be
realized during his administration
Mayor Prieto offered to cooperate with
the FL Paso mayor in securing the free
bridge
They also discussed the handling Of
criminals on the border and each prom
ised to cooperate in the transfer or
fugitfves or criminals of any kind who
attempt to escape officers by fleeing
from one side to the other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
SPANISH VETERANS TO HAVE
DANCE THURSDAY EVENING

Spanish War Veterans OF the Sol-
Hayden Y. Grubbs camp, sixth lnI man
try. will be the hosts for the Spanish
War Veterans Of the border parol
and the city Thursday at dance 70
be given in Ryan's dancing academy I;
at the corner Of oregon and OVerlanu
Music will be furnished by. the
famous Sixth infantry military bano,
under the direction of bandmaster Max
Mueller, and the band will also play q
program for the entertainment OF the
guests who do not care to dance.
Sergt Mai. Walter Ulrihc, OF the
Sixth. and one of the leading members
of the Col. Grubbs camp, viii return
this evening from San Francisco,
where he has been spending Christmas
with his family and viii assist IN re
ceiving the guests Of the sixth lnIall-
try camp. An invitation has Deen Is
sued by the veterans TO all OF the
spanish war veterans at Fort Bliss
Camp Fort Bliss. Camp Cotton ana IN
the city TO attend
The arrangements committee IS
headed by Sergt j. Orsek, and includes
DR.. C. L. Athey, commander OF the
Hamilton Fish camp Of FL Paso5 SerSt
r. Moran, OF the Sixth infantry Sergt
Torstrup. of the Quartermaster corps
Of the sixth; F. c. Standish, of Ell Paso,
and Sergt. Smith. of company B. Sixth
infantry, and Sergt. Nelson, company
B 18th infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

The most economical way to buy
Han, or Bacon is by the whole piece
Re sure it's Sulzbergers Ma1esue-
ssDeliciously Different--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
SUIT AGAINST
CAPLES SETTLED
j. G.. McGrady Paid $4,000
for His Claims on Caples
Estate Property.

All litigation growing out OF the
purchase of judgments against 4 A.
Caples. Joseph A. Caples and William
J. CapIes by J. G. McGrady has been
ended by the transfer, to Mrs Margaret
A. Caples, of all his interest IN the
Caples estate for $4,000.
Deeds were filed late Tuesday after
noon by which Mr. McGrady trans
ferred to Mrs. Caples all the real estate
holdings to which he gained an interest
through the purchase OF judgments
against the Caples boys There were
two deeds involving $4,000 each ana
one for $1,000, making a total of $4,000
IN addition Mr.. McGrady received an
additional $1,000 for interests IN cor
Doration stocks and other holdings OF
he estate other than real estate.
ACQUIRED LILO interest
Mr.. McGrady has been purchasing
judgments against the Caples brothers
for the past two years at prices unoer
the face value OF the judgments, ana IN
This manner. it is claimed. acquired the
interests of the Caples brothers,
amounting TO one-tenth each; the
indictments were bought by Mr.. NC
lsradvl with a full knowledge on ms
part that Mrs Caples had the power 10
sell all or any part OF the estate.
Property Involved
The property involved lncluoeq She
CABLES office building, the little Caples
office building, the Caples hotel 10
r-efher with other business and resi-
dence property, several hundred acres
on the Island in the San Elizario grant
in FL PasO county and nearly 4e'eVv
acres of land in PecOs county.
Nv deeds dated November p the
CaDies BOYS transferred all OF their
interest in the real estate holds OF the
estate to their mother for total COIL
sideration of S35 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

the intensity of emotion that the COM
poser has lovingly instilled into the
score
The accomplishment OF the solo art
lists, wholly recruited from the local
field. was such as to strike pride to
the whole community Every one dem
onstrated the results Of deep and in
telligent study OF the score; many OF
the airs were sung with exceptional
feeling and impressiveness- The work
Of the soloists was artistically and
emotionally satisfying in every detail
In these, again. the work Of the or
chestra. especially the strings and
woodwinds, and the brass toward the
close, must be commended without re-
serve for its careful and sympathetic
accompaniment of their voices, in due
subordination, and yet with full re-
gard for the delightful harmonies OF
the instrumental score
The soloists Of the evening Were
Sopranos, Mrs. J. J. Raster, Mrs W
D. howe, Mrs. Robert Holiday, Mrs
Ralph J. wilson cOntralto, Mrs A n
GOldstein; tenors, F. c. Billings and
Charles J. Andrews; bassos, Matthew
Lemen and ItalO Picchi- J. H h
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

An average man breathes about 81
cubic feet Of air into his lungs every
hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
To Be
GIVEN A DINNER
Gen. Obregon and Gen.
Pershing to Be Guests of
Honor Thursday Night.

Gen. Aware Oregon. commandment
chief Of the Carranza forces. and Gen.
John J. Pershing. commander Of the
FL Paso patrol district. will be the
guests Of honor at a dinner to be Civ
en- for them at the Paso del Norte
Thursday evening by 80 or more FL
PasO business men headed by mayor
Tom Lea.
The dinner is being arranged by the
chamber of commerce officials who viii
attend but it will be a subscription af-
fair and each diner will pay for his
own plate. The dinner is being planned
as a compliment to the two commanders
on the border and viii have no politi-
cal significance
Carranza consul Andres Garcia viii
be another guest at the dinner, as VIII
be mayor Manuel PrietO. Of JuareZ.
Mayor Lea will make the address OF
welcome. He will be accompanied by
aldermen ". G. Jolly. J. ". Fisher. J.
p. OConnor, r 3. Stevens President
r B. Orndorff, Of the chamber OF COM
merce. will preside and brief toasts
to the guests Of honor will be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
$500 IS RAISED
IN 80 SECONDS
Budget Fund Does a High
Jump; Directors to Start
Campaign Thursday.

The budget fund jumped $500 in 80
seconds Wednesday morning when E
E. Neff reported q subscription from
the Momsen-Dunnegan Co., Tor
$3.50 and the Rheinheimer Lumber com
pany, a new firm, subscribed 500.
The directors OF the chamber OF COM
nerce met Wednesday morning at Hotel
Sheldon and agreed to meet again
Thursday morning and start on Two
hours OF hard canvassing WORK
The Myers company also suDse i,il--ssa
Wedu esday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
WOMAN HAS PURSE PICKED;
DIAMOND RING IS TAKEN

watch was stolen from Tom Jackson. a
negro. early Wednesday morning at his room
313ik South Oregon street Jackson said he
saw another negro. Presley Olton. leaving
the room Olton was arrested and trans
ferred to the county authorities on charge
Of theft under $50.
Miss Irene Allen. OF BIS Bisbee street.
while in the postoffice Tuesday afternoon,
had her pocketbook picked and small dia-
mond ring. and a turquoise ring taken
pistol was stolen from the headquarters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
wATER SPANIEL MISSING.

Has anyone seen a water spanieI
dog belonging to J. F. Mullinz Il was
stolen Tuesday night and, Nj, Mullih
is looking for it So are the ponce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
BRICKLAYERS NOMINATE
LOWERY For PRESIDENI

The Bricklayers' union nominated
officers for the year Tuesday evening
at a meeting held in the Eagles hall
The officers nominated, and who viii
be elected at the next meeting. are as
follows. o. G. LoWery. presidents
James B. Rogers, vice president; w E
Lowery, recording secretary; Stanley
Potter, correspondent and financial
secretary: Frank J. Williams, treas
urer; Floyd Pittman sergeant at arms
The board OF directors consists OF
Tom Anderson, William J. Moran and
A Chamberlain. The board Of arbitra-
ton is composed Of Frank J. Williams.
Frank Hadley and w J. Moran. A
Z. Bartlett and James B. Rogers. dele
gates to the national convention to be
held at Toronto, Canada, Will leave the
first of the month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

Of the Eighth cavalry at Fort Bliss late
Tuesday night It was the regulation army
pattern
talren from the Sol / Berg store on San
Antonio street The overcoets were missed
from stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29
uRIEs ARE drawn.

Jury drawing for the January term
Of the 41st and the saith district. court
satb district court room. judge Dan NJ
Jackson drawing the slips
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

Pope Benedict XIV is probably the
most energetic pontiff who ever sat
upon the throne, as he rises at 6
O'Clock every day, summer and winter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-29

Nothing 50 delicious as Sulzbergers
Majestic Ham and Bacon, "Deliciously
Different prepared in your favorite
Tay-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-05
COMMENTARIES DEL Ola
Fl PPEMEO ALOS REPRESENTATIVES De la
TRLPLICE SUDAMERICANA

tuSiaSmO con uuc 81 GCfipndr una
rosa Sagrada. Sc nos dci6 abaudC-
nadnS. y este EN- los mOmcntuS Ell
que mas ncccSitabam0S de- la ayuda
de- las n]aciOneS hcrmRnaS y CuandC
St prc>rntd la opOrtunidad magni-
flea de- dcmOStrar al mundO la fucr-
IA de la union latinO-americana.
POr ESQ declines que. en- rcalidad,
la mediation de los CAcelPntiSimo>
representatives De Argentina. Bra
sill ' ChIe en las dificultadeS sur
Midas entire los gObirrnOS mcNlcanU
Y nortcamericanO, no fut prONechO.
Sa para Mexico. Y 81 10 fuf. en- cam
bio. Y muchO. para los EStad0S Uni
dos. P0rquC los ESladOS Unid0S rea-
liLaron Su anhclO: Ocupar TERRA
m~pNicana pOr I'm periodic largo dc
tempo. apOyad0s en- los iamoSoS
a~rregloS de Niagara Falls. rs decir
cOnSumarOn el atrOpcllO cOn la a.
gravante de haber SidO autOriLadOS
para cOnSumarlO.
Los EStadoS UnidoS, al prcrllar
a los cNccIcntiSimGS SCnOreS la Ga
ma. Na0n y SuareL Muilca, cum
plcn con I'M deber %pagandO una
deuda de gratitud que ticn"n con-
traida.
Mexico no rodri haccr 10 miSmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-05
SECCION EDITORIAL
COMO Sc INFRINGE Ia LEY EN- FL PALS
De la LEY

'ntra>"r r@ ahcrcado en- ci pueblo de 0akvHIc Ell mcxfcano Fcde-
I'll drHncurutc tcnia Quin,c amos. E>tala por 10 mi~mo expnto. de
aeurrio 90" las br3r> americans. dc la terrible pena que lie rut apli-
III ciecuci6n con>tuyr. pur~ ua ,ioac6n ragrante de la leg.
In "g"nlr del gohirrno rr'oluconario c>tablecido en- la ctudad de
NrrarrW| hilo arGha> gr>tionr> para ~a,ar Ia vida d" nueStro compa-
rrtota. Al crcclo. Iogr5 rnrahar las prurba> de la meme edad del de-
tmvurntr y las mNo Ell mano> de lat iu~ucia americana.
tod0 en- luo La ju~ica americana dr>atrad0 las pruebaS pre-
>rutaoa> y ratified p hIo ejrrurar <u ,errdicCn Mas todaria: Ferguson.
FL gohrrn.tor de TEXAS. il r"nsa , paecmcia de que 1t ,ioaba la ley
con la "irrucWn de sdnchcr Sc neg" Il comccder ia gracba de induuo
quo ~ Lr haba Pedido
LII namaniiad y ri prrion sou co>a> QUE ennobIecen a los hon.
hre> ruaEI" 81 ronrr't"n com" ANA gracra; prro mas los cnnobcce '
los dgnhirn cualdo - otorg#n para >ub>aar omiSionr> de procdf-
micr,o y ,oacionr> de la lev.
In q, primer rrO a indHito % ua mrrrcd: On Il NegundO nm acC
Il goarruador Ferguson drbt5. en- todo case. habcr hccho uro d,
las prrrroGatna~ que lie aorga la Constitution local, para rrparar en- 10
nG>hIr a> nui>onr> dr los iurrr>
Co" ">ro hubtera >io iu>to. VA que no imduigente.
Pc" uFyIr"' ~" SER 1" J" I'm" III !" "r" yra'Ha> Il "Ma a',o"
Fedrrj." sanchez ft ahoryado mtcalcr eu la carcrl de 0ak'ilr, Il dr~-
de la nvjrrfa.
uarao >r ba airho mas aIa de la rronnra que demarca FL Bravo
que uQ" Sc lhr en- rI pm> dr la ley.
lR" de ,rrdad dchr habrr en- clio crando 81 trair de ciudadano>
norlr-apwrnamo> q de e>rnirro> cuyo> gDbirrno> Nrpm haccr rcSpr-
les: prcn en- trarando~c de- gente> que Nrgetan en- rj mayor de los d">-
nmparo>, las ro>a> camban radiraImrmtr.
Fl" efrrio. par" "i negro q" Inr como parm y rV irmG'n en- I'll
m m> d, > ",,,. I "5r T., 1l ll ,>psiu,to r, rrm, Ia, aoralantcS de
prcr2cdtarim y ,rtuil. Para uu">tro> conpatrioia>. que Ni'en ind"-
pare. a mrrgcI del odio ,anhi ao r>i>c oua ley que la de la arbitro-
rr5..Gro s5uyrch a afu>I;rado &, Oak,ar. ~argaba sorc s,
r>plIL.> los trlitr>: G dcluo de- hahrr pcrpHrato un hommidio en- IL
orr>ooe 'l rarccDr" Henry Hinton Ell dello imprrIon"bo de SCI me-
Este Ultima. mas que Ell o,ro. r@ rI que pro,oco ~eguramcntr la in
ffUnarjan la SAUL De >> iurr">.
Ne ncoamo> "a la in>tria a"rrirana Ell dorr"h" legatmo de SUI re-
prr>aIi1> contra l, mrra!orrN ir los r>iatuio> >ociaL'> "''anir''no>
nj rrG;mo> para NURSERIES coupatiotaN que dcLnean. fn"roS De lmp"-
lidad gr l"> pc"2"' q >a'. "5 'I.t" '"" n"mo -, " y nrdino~ ote
ira patr. ana aherraci5n c>iupid". P'ro 81 Fu'F'iH"> ' ;. ptm"', Wv"
So les tmtr como % les dnmd>. au" Il l"s i"hgo" con >"r'"n %>'r'r''
nor rl' an sta uacioma.tad ST les h"ga "hP'" o' ''' 'E' e" "'
que Jr o@ APPLICABLE; "> po~i5I" tanai@o que 81 in'I que '" an"i5n Gr %r
rau>a no hay" tr""tn al pr"9nr!.. =" ,a%~5 ru n nmI -. h h" ,ioiado Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-05
La Senora Hewlett y la
aviaci0n

cion.
Cor IN aviador frances, llamado
Mr.. Bloudeau, fundo Ia sonora Hew-
lett la 'Es,uela de Aviacion," en-
~Brookards. siendo uno de sus prime
ros discipulos Mr.. Snowden Smith,
del ej5rcito ingIes.
Ella fue Ia ~profesora de Ia escue-
Ia. Usaba IN bipIano de Farman,
connocido por el "pajaro azul." Su
hifo. muy q menudo. era su pasajero,
como era ~teniente, siguio el EMU
siasmo de 81 maGre; y en- e~fecto, hi
20 con ella yarios vuelos hasta que
fue declarado photo.
En- 1912 fue uno de los primeros
a-iadores &c Ia "Escuadra Naval In
glesa.
- sonora Hewlett. Sc dedica aho-
"a a .a5-icar a~eroplanos para el uso
del e~ierci-o ' IA marina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-05

Los EStadOS UnidOS a a prcmiaT
les eSfuerZOS que para cvitar Ia
guerra entire este pals y MCNico
hicierOn hacc pr0Nimamcnte III;
anO los cNcPlentiSimOS scnOrcS Da
CANA. NuUn ) SuarcL MGiica. re-
preSentanteS de la triplicc Sudam'
/ ricana cOnOcida con I'll nOmbrc de-
A.B.C.
Hacen bicn. Cumpicn los EStado'
F! UnidoS con I'm dcbcr, al pagan una
druda dc gratitud.
La meditation de los Em~baiadOrcS
de- Argentina, Brasil y Chile, en- las
dificultadt> >urgidaS entire los go
birrnOS mcNicanO Y nOrtcamerica-
uL, fut de gran ]prOyechO para rS-
te pals y SntiSfiZo los deSeOS de los
| uobernantcS de la Casa Blanca. Sc
guramcnte que eS0S g~obernantcS ne
anhclaban la guerra con MEXICO.
p0rque CSa guerra hubicra lido mas
ALA de los dGSrOS QUE animaban =
la Administration de Washington.
POr ESQ deCimOS Que la mcdiaCi0r
de los cNcclrntiSimOS rcprcScntan-
ties de la triplicc Sudamericana, fu'
p~r0vechOSa para los EStadOS Inc
4 dos.
\ cabc pregUntar: para Mexico
Z fut pr0vechOSa eSa m~ediaci0n?
CrpemOS SincCramentr que no. pOr~
que los famOSOS ~arrcglOS de Ma
, para Falls. dierOn p0r reSultadO
Il los EStadOS UnidOS, N VcI
firmada la paZ. cOntinuaran Ocu-
DandO pOr VariOS mcSeS FL princi-
Ual de nueStrOS pucrtoS. Con de-
trimentO de nueStra ~SOberania, los
"stadoS UnidoS ADMITIERON que
Mexico quedaSC eNentO de pagan
"A determination que el gObierno
americana cObraba pOr haber deS-
,mbarcado SuS mnrinOS EN- terra
.fuestra. "A que car0 preciO paga-
nos el que no cubrIeraInoS "Sa IN
,~emnizaci6n. Preferable mil veccS
'iubiera SidO a~rruinarnOS anteS que
7ermitir que la naci0n p%odcroSa
pIanlara SuS SOldadOS pOr Siete me-
Ses V medic en- territoriO nacional.
Sc nos humill0. Sc nos eStrOptO
deSapiadadamente, y csc atropeilo
= cSa humiliation. dOlOPOSOS e m
'ustos. fueron perpetradOS con to-
10 cOnOcimientO de cauSa y apo
,ados poP los mediadOres, repre-
sentantes de las naciOneS hermanaS
rue 50 tilulan las mas ardicnteS
u,entadoraS del panlatiniSmO. No
e procure un arreglo decoroSO pa
"a M6NicO. La defenSa de nuestra
SOberania 10 fue hecha con ell en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-05
Continual

n "
que Id lhISei'" que "'SE"EE' Il We
Xlco sc deb" a Ia politIca del Pre-
sldentc Wilson. Is una roSa ey-
troordinarfo ararias = nunstro
.ooismo = . In timiJ.z
americana no sahrr am. las con-
d~irionns on NGyiro son nrores en-
este momanto mr aUuoIIas uur nrr
y~.I.ran ON IN. rorinr.. Jondn lbs
]riGrritos euroneos drrraman 81
saugro. Enyiamo, buuu.s IIcnos
3n nbsnrI;o. dn no,.iJoJ , los ia-
yastados pafsr, ruropros Esto rs-
III biru. nnro mar UuG nos dos
ruid,mo. de N.y,ro Joni. mos
., ,.,-r,,-,,;r.l,. 49,, ,,r .,.,rI.3
,u,.. ,n,y mona ,;,un, mn, ~-,Ii.i-
tuJ .or,novnJor, r,a nrbIir,da NOR
nm priIno dc mryirauoS rerra dr In
rrnuinra dirioida al nurEIo amr-
riraun = . sus autrridairs. Pc
dian tr,hoin nara rlIcs = NM ro-
mar n,r, sus m~,rinr.s y srIs biios
padi,r tr,baio i,s.iria = nan Con
Ji,i,ra. ,orn 10. nv. han nravaIn-
cito rn Europa han eNi>lido al
otro lado dr nu'StraS fronteraS
flflNliIf IIltN~- Ill l'- HtIllNf- Ill~-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-05
ARTICULOS AJENOS
Ell ITO SAMUEL Y FL RESTO DEL
MUNDO

brc. Los EstadOS UnidOs han pre-
lendid0 ser los IinirOS que tienen
drrecho para inlcrvenir en- los ne
gociOS de MGyirO. cEs honradO
exigir 81 derecho y rcpudiar la obi
gaci6n?
Este cS cl cstado practice o
real de los aSuntos de Mexico
ocasionadOS por Ia doelrina de-
Mr.. Bryan. dc no prolcgcr los
doIIareS ampricanOS que lendran
que servir para cOmprar aIimcn-
tos, isrhor Bryan, asi como de- In
doctrina de Mr.. Wilson. de que
uadie dcbcra de intcrvcnir para
cvitar cl dcrramamicnto de SAN
gre EN- Mexico. La pOSiri6u del
PrcSidente Wilson c]ncuenird en-
cambiO la apr0bariGn enthusiastic de
los bandidOS mcyicanOs que derra-
man Sangrc. Recib" tambIGn rI0-
gios y agrobacionrS lie parte lie los
aSeSinOS que han matado ameri-
ranus. que han ultraiado muiereS
amrricauaS Y Que han hechO que
81 mueran de hambrr ninOS amr-
r%icanU>. Pcro Ia s0nriSG DE los nj
nos ha huiiO de- Mexico. Y ha ST
10 drsIerrada pOr la forma de ira
tar FL problcma meXicano de Mes
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La risa de la joven

En- ell cementerio de la aldea, ma
tizada de flores blancas y amarillas,
V dorado por los ultimos rayos del
sol. Vi a una hermosisima muchacha
de diecisiete amos, que Sc reia como
una loca, con la mirada fila sobre Ia
losa de una tumba.
Que sensation tan d~esagradable
experiments al verla reir, No era ma
tural esa algeria que c~ontrastaba con
la tristeza que reina donde duermen
ell sueno eterno.
Me aproxime a ella Y lie die en- to-
no de reproche:
No tie reirias asi hermosa nina,
81 hubieses amado o conocido siquie-
ra al infeliz que esta reposando de-
bajo de esta lapida.
Y ella mirandome con asombro, eX-
clamo:
Que no 10 c~onoci! iVirgen San
Ia! Isl era mi novio! Nos ibamos
a casar. mo habia para mi gozo que
cI no participate! Mis- pensamientos
= los suyos, sus ~esperanzas eran
las mias. Cuando q los latidos
de su corazon, senti que la muerte
me gritaba: Ven, ven!
-jPor que tie ries entonces?-re-
plique subyugada por la melancolia
de sus ojos y por el acento de SIN
ceridad de sus palsbras.
-iPor que me rio? iVirgen San
ia! iPor darle gusto! Cuando viva,
cuan eramos n%ovios, su mayor felici-
dad era VERNE contenta.
No haba mdsica que lie agradara
tanto como mi risa... ;Comprende
listed Guam grande seria su sufri-
miento 81 me sintiera llorar sobre su
fosa?
Catulle MENDEZ.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR.

Il. d. Carver, casa de tres pleas
Lovers Lane, block 1869; $3.50.
Ben MOke, casa de dos pleas
.Tampico st, block 1899; 800.
Martin Mahula, ADDICTION. DakO-
ia St, block A-i5; 800.
C. J. ChabOt, casa de cuatrO pie
zas, South San Marcos St, block
2346; $3.50.
NJ. V. ChabOt, ADDICTION de una
pieza, Madison St, block 7l6; $50.
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Lie. NERDAID.

Poruue MtNiro ticne POGO que agra
decor a los eNcrienjiSimOs repre-
Sentantcs De la tripIicc sudamrri-
cana conocida con eI nombrc de \.
b. t..
ROULETABILLE.