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Moyino Mark for Soldiers.

1t Is likely that in Germany por.
ton of the soldiers rifle range work
hereafter will be done with moving
figures for targets. A test of the new
contriyauce ut the Doeberitz range
gave good results. and the emperor.
who witnessed the tests and himself
fred number OF shots. was pleased
with the innovation
Long rolls OF paper are unwound
past II given point and on them appear
In outline marching soldiers, cavalry.
men. artillery in iull Rallop. cycle
troops and other moving objects. The
instant n bullet strikes the paper the
spot OF impact Is brilliantly lighted
and the movement OF the continuance
IL arrested FOR nearly Il second. giving
an opportunity TO see the full effect OF
the shot
1t IL believed that the Invention
will not only improve the soldiers
craftsmanship. but will also prove val.
liable In training them to aim and rre
rapidly.
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his daughter. All. these white people,
They have heads and hearts OF steel
| know"
And umbalp has the heart OF a
,ea bitten pAriah dog When the time
comes he VII groyel and squirm and
whine,
He viii" agreed Ahmed His fee,
are even nov itching FOR the tread
mill"
The colonel was taken to one OF tn.
palace chambers, given II tub and
fresh clothing outside In tho CORR.
dors guards patroll.d, and ,her. were
four who watched the window H..
was u King. but VOL guarded Well.
they had crowned him, but never
should umballa, through any signature
OF his. put his hand into the royal
treasury. pesidcs. this time he had
seen pity and sympathy In the fsces
Of many who Ind looked upon his On.
trance to the city, The one ray OF
comfort lay In the knowledge that
faithful Ahmed lived
Ne dared not think OF kathlyu. lie
forced his mind to dwell upon his sur
sospdiuys. his own state OF misery.
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tient. What did the memsahib say to
this? The memsahib answered that
she placed herself unreservedly in Ra-
mabai's hands; that Umballa was a
mailman and must be treated as one
"Ramabai. why not strike now"
suggested Ahmed.
The promise Umballa has made to
the soldiers has reunited them TEN.
porarily. Have patience. Ahmed" Lal
Singh selected leaf with betel nut
and began to chew with satisfaction.
"Patience?" said Ahmed. Have I
none?"
so the call went forth for a bride
throughout the principally, and was
answered from the four points OF the
compass
Between the announcement and the
fult1lment OF these remarkable pro
ceedings there arrived In the blazing
city OF Calcutta a young maid. Her
face was very stern for one so youth
full. and 1t was as fearless as 1t was
stern. Umballa's last card. had she
but known the treachery which had
lured her to this mystic shore. The
young maid was Winnie. come, as she
supposed, at the urgent call OF her IA
Their and sister. and particularly
warned to confide in no one and to
hide with the utmost secrecy her des-
tination.
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Butter. EGGS and Poultry.

Chicago, Butter -- Creamery eS-
trns. 2iisc. extra rirsts. 23ia
firsts. 22n22'ac: seconds. 2od2li2C
Eggs-A, mark. cases included, Gle;
ordinary firsts. goa 2Okc: firsts. 2lm
2lisc.
Cheese Daisies. i3Anlic. twins.
1914 a l3c: Americas. 1874 wl3,sc.
lorg horns. i3h mlic:
Pstatocs Jersey cobblers, 5sd Goc.
Jersey giants. ijnis: Minnesota and
Ohio. ilai3c: Wisconsin white. Ala
lGisc.
Poultry Live fowls. i3ml3h:
springs. lGM 1eho.
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kathlyn Discovers the Leopards Arc
Loose.
amples OF it, and so have my people
Can you wonder at their easiness In
being swayed this way and that? But
these men | refer to do not sit about
In the bazaars with wooden bowls for
coppers. 1t is said. however. that all
curses die with their makers. 1t de
ponds upon how old the Colonel Sahib's
guru is. | know priests who are more
than hundred years old. and wrin-
killed. like the hide OF HATH, the god Of
elephants"
But child could see through all
this rigamarole
Can Bruce Sahib?" Again Ramabai
smiled. My people are sometimes
children in that they need constant
amusement. Have patience. my friend:
for understand. DO not love Pun.
dita even as you love the Imemsahib?"
What do you mean" demanded
Bruce. roughly.
Il have eyes"
Well. yes; it is true Behind you
are your people; behind US. nothing
That Is why am frantic. Umballa,
whenever he finds himself checkmat-
ed. digs up what he assumes to be an
unused law There is none to contest
IT, | tell you. Ramaba. we must es-
cape soon. or We never will. You sug-
gested this impossible marriage. II Ia
horrible"
But It lulls umballa. and lulled.
he becomes careless. Beyond the north
gate there are ever ready men and
elephants. And when the moment ar.
rives. thither We shall fly. all of US.
But mysteriously, we may not have
to fly. When umballa learns that the
Colonel Sahib will refuse to sign the
necessary treasury release the sol.
diers will understand that once again
they have been tritied with"
We must wait. But It's mighty
hard"
In the garden OF brides on the day
when the ten yelled candidates sat in
4.
and there were roses climbing trel.
Uses. climbing over the marble walls.
and the pomegranate blossoms set fire
to 1t all AT the gate stood Ramabai.
dressed according to his station, and
representing by proxy the king. Pres.
emily a splendid palanquin arrived.
and within II tardy candidate She
was laden with jewels. armlets. ank.
lets. and head ornaments. pearls and
uncut sapphires and rubies Upon
lifting her veil she revealed a beauti.
tul high caste face Ramabai babe
her pass on. No sooner had she taken
her place than still another palanquin
was announced. and this was drawn
by fat. sleek bullocks, all OF color
Rama bal held up his hand. The bul.
lock drivers stopped their charges and
from the palanQuin emerged yelled
woman. This Was kathlyn.
The selected candidates were now
all present As master OF ceremonies
Ramabai conducted them into the
throne room. saily decorated for the
occasion In u balcony directly above
the canopy OF the throne were must.
clans, playing the mournful harmonies
30 dear to the oriental heart
Upon the throne sa, Colonel Hare,
yorgeously attired but cold and stern
OF visage. prepared to play his part
in this unutterabl. bunoonery. Near
By stood Durga Ram. so called umbal.
4. vniiIny IL was pninv D., D.. y.r,,
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At
MAR K EFT
UOTATlO MS
Western Newspaper Union News Service
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Cattle.
Beef steers, cornfed, good
TO choice ............... $o,2oe " wv
Beef steers, cornfed, fair
to good ................ ii5uo'-~
Beef steers, hay fed, good
to choice ............. 7.Oo@S.O0
Beef steers, hay fed, fair
to good ................. 6.75970o
Beef steers. grassers, good
to choice ............... 7.25@L75
Beef steers, grassers, fair
to good ............... 6.75@725
Heifers, prime, cornfed 49,. I.5UUe.VV
Cows and heifers cornfed.
good to choice .......... 7OOU h5c
Cows and heifers, cornfed.
fair to good ............ 6.5OULOO
Cows and heifers, grassers,
good to choice .......... 6.25no.io
Cows and heilers, grassers,
fair to good minimum. 5.5O@6.25
veal calves .............. e.oVh NOV
Bulls ............... 475m5.Io
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice .............. 6.75@I25
Feeders and stockers. fair
to good ................ 625q6.75
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon to fair ............ 5.75@b25
Hogs.
Good hogs ................7 204760
Sheep.
Lambs ..,......... .'. so'Vouo. CIV
Ewes ................. o'oVu DIV
earrings ................. .o.OVnbo'oo
Nethers ................ o.oou o.oo
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Absent inoso.

"Tompklns, the hoor~alker. gave
himself away at Mountain View"
How SOL
"A woman asked him the way TO
the spring and he said. Mineral ~.
ter The first ASKS " your lsft
madam"
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Chicago Grain and Provision Prices.

Chicago Wheat-No. 2 red. 81 oH
l05la No, . hard. si06iI ml.OS.
Corn No. yellow. N0iamslc:
Oats-No white. 32ia m33'9c:
standard. iOmilc.
Rye-No 3" 95ig t9sc.
Pork sl332.
Lard sS.O2.
Ribs STS2ms.t7.
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SYNOPSIS.

Kathlyn Hare believing her father, Col
Hare. In peril, has summoned her. leaves
her home in California to go to him in
throne. has Imprisoned the colonel. named
by the late king as his heir. Arriving In
Alfalfa, khthlyn Is Informed by Umballa
that her father being dead. nho Is to be
queen. and must marry him. She refuses
and Ii Informed by the priests that no
woman can rule unmarried She Is given
seven days to think II over. She stu re-
fuses. and " told that she must undergo
two ordsals with wild beasts. II she sur
wives fhe will be permitted to rule. John
bruce an American. saves her life. The
elephant which carries her from the
scene of her trials runs away. separating
her from Bruce and the rest OF the party.
She takes refuge in . ruined temple, hut
This haven IL the abode OF Hon and she
Ia forced to flee from II. She finds re-
troat In the jungle only to fall into the
hands OF slave traders. kathlyn Is
brought to III. public mart in Alfalfa and
sold to Umballa. who. finding her still! I'M
submissive. throws her into the dungeon
with her father. She IL rescued by Bruce
and his friends Colonel Hare also 10
rescued. Umballa, with soldiers starts
IN pursuit. Kathlyn Is struck by bull
lot The fugitives ars given shelter in the
palace OF Bala Khan. Supplied with cam
sls by tho hospitable prince. they start
for the coast. but are captured by bril-
the bandits, makes the colonel prisoner
and orders Bruce and Kathlyn killed The
bandits quarrel over the money paid them
by Umbaila and during the confusion
knthlyn and Bruce escape and return to
Alfalfa
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Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Metal Market Values.

Lead, New York. si.s5m4.95.
Bar silver. i1c.
Spelter. So. Louis. sl3.is.
Copper, casting, $l7.l2k
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Butter.
Fruit.

Apples. Colo, box ...,...... l.OOm2.25
Blackberries, Colo, pit. crit. 2.I5
Peaches. Colo box ......, .iO6T 80
Peaches. Colo. bu. basket .l25Hl.50
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HAY AND GRAIN MARKET

+. o. B. Denver, carload price.
Hay.
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Buying Prices.

Buying Prices.
Colo. upland. per ton .... ll.OOQ l2.OO
Nebr, upland, per ton .... 9.OOW 1910
Second bottom, Colo. and
Nabr.. per ton 9004 1000
Timothy, per ton $500 l4.o0
Alfalfa, per ton ........ 7.50@S.50
South Park, choice ton. .l3.OO0l4.OO
San Luis Valley. per ton. 0.00Mll.o0
Gunnison Valley, per ton. .l2.O04 1900
Straw. per ton ... 5000 $50
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Grain.

Wheat, choice milling, 100 lbs,
buying ................, LOU
Rye, Colo, bulk, 100 lbs, buying. .l.GO
Idaho oats, sacked, buying ......l.65
Colo. oats, sacked, buying .-....1.J5
Corn chop, sack, selling ....... .1.55
Corn in sack. selling. ...........l.ji
Bran, Colo. per 100 lbs. selling. las
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Live Poultry.
EGGS.

EGGS. graded, No. ]. net, F.
O. h. Denver ....... Is
Eggs. graded, No. .. net, +
O. b. Denver ......... IL
Eggs. ease count. misc. cases
less commission ........ $500
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Flour.
Selling Prices
Standard Colo. net ..............o.O5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
ALBERTO DUCLOS FUE MUERTO
AL CHOCAR SU BICICLETA
CON UN AUTOMOVIL.

Aver en- Ia manana fue muerto &C
entertainments ell joven Alberto Du-
clos de - amos de eGad.
Tn automoviI tripulado por R. H.
Long Jr., Y Ia bicicleta en- que mon
taba Duclos, chocaron en- el crucero
del f~errocarril de San Antonio y
Arkansas Pass, que Sc e]ncuentra en- a
Gale de West Comercc. y el nino fue
arrojado sobre ell parimento con to-
da ~violencia. Long V II. f. De Lane,
que fueron los primeros en- llegar,
donde aquel Sc eAcoHtraba, 10 halla-
ron en- estado inconsciente, por 10 que
10 condujeron en- ell mismo autom0-
vii al Hospital de Santa Rosa, donde
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
TEMPO FRO Y LLUVlOSO Sc
ANUNCIA PARA HOY.

Aunque ell termometro ha lido su-
biendo fecididamente. en- las ultimas
vei~nticua5ro horas, es probable, sin
embargo, que no permanezca esrfclo-
mario mucho tiempo. Para hoy Sc
anuncia pues, el cambio al tempo
frio. como ell que Sc ACADIA de pasar,
Y quiza tambitn alguna lluvia.
Sc hasa esta prediction en- la cir
cu]nstancia de cue = area tempcs-
tuosa, bien definida, Sc eXtiende des-
de ell norte de Mexico hacia Mani
toba, cor su centric en- el Noroeste
de Oklahoma, que viene m~ovi&ndose
hacia ell Este del pals. seguida de
otra area de alta preston Y aire frio
de ia costa del Pacifico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
EXHIBICiON DE LAS OBRAS DE
AETE DE UN JESUfTA DES-
TERRADO DE MEXICO

En- Ia casa parroqpial de San lg-
nacio de Loyola, situada en- la Gale
East Eighty-third, No. 50, Sc halIa
una cxhibici0n de p]inturas Y otraS
onras de arte del Padre CarrascO. IN
sacerdote jesuita, d~escerraGO de Me-
xico. su terra natal, por los liberia
dOres revolucionarios.
Existen diez cuadros, versando to-
dos sobre materia r~eligiosa, que Sc
ofrecen a Ia venta, en- bereficio, o
para ayuda de los demas compahe-
ros del Padre Carrasco, que comc eI.
han tenido que huir de Mexico, bus
cando I'm refugio en- este pals.
Liaman Ia atenciJn entire los de-
mas. el que representa- a Ia Veronica,
ensenando 4 sus companeros el paho
con que enjug0 el rostro del Saliva
dor. V en- ell que quedo marcadO su
imagen. de la manera mas milagro-
"a. asi como un grupo de jesultas, a
bordo de una balsa. en- un rio tro-
pical, tocanGo Instruments musica-
les. para atraer 4 los natives, POI
este medic. a que escuchen sus SER
mOnes.
Como retratista, el padre Carrasco
siempre Sc ha distinguido mucho, Y
para Ia fecha ha conclude varios
trabaios de esta naturaleza que han
nanado vivamente Ia atencion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
XX.XI.

Tn Gordon de prciorIanOi rOiea-
ba las ]a!hOradas de la piScina de
.Agripa. para evitar que a muche-
dumbre. ne &cudia ansiOsa de con-
templar 81 eSpcctaculO. m0Iestara
a.! Cesar ri a Sus inviiriOS: entire
los cuales g fama que fi%uraba 10
do 10 qIc cn Roma sObrCSalia pOr
su riqueha. su hcrmosura y su Ia
lentO. Ali Sc habia cOn."rGaio Ia
dorado multitud para tOEar partc
en- la fiesta, que superaha . Guam
tas habian dejadO memorial en- IA
historic dc la ciudad.
TigiliO guerra cOmpenzar cl deS-
c%onlcntO del Cesar. originate pOr la
suspension del viaje a a Acaya;
Sobrepujar a tOdoS los qu2 !e pre-
cedieron ell Ia organization de la
fiesta en- honor dc Ncr6n. Y pro-
barIe aSi ri t:Tano que nadie saba
divertirle como 81.
pr2viuL.Gr :! casa lIa!,ia cor:nn-
Zair Irs prcparativOS con mucha
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COMO 81 RECIBIO EN- san AN
TONIC Ia CAMPANi DE Ia
LIBERTAD.

Arlanaia pOr una muIt!.ui i" Ger
IA dr 10000 nilOS dr las IScurIaS
dr san Antonio y probabl"m"nte de-
Tres iautoS d. est niImerO n HON
brcS V muirrrS. Ia Campana d" Ia
L.ibrrlad lego al Siiio que :" l. lr-
MIA drSignadO Ell 81 parlur Maverick
de la Gran .Avcnida. entire IA ave-
midas C. V d. a Ia | de la tarde de
aver. Los nilOs de- las cScm@.aS aSl-
tandO banderaS americans y pa
triiticaS flamulaS. fuerOu los prI-
mcros en- dcsfilar ante Ia historical
rcliquia.
Tan prOntO como la campana tue
rolocada en- su SitiO. los "ShrlnerS
of Ben Huran Arabian Temples Sc
rolocaron a cada lado de la cam
pana. IN la poSici6n de una =uardia
de honor. Los millarcS de- personals
que 50 habian rrunido cOmenzaron
a drsfilar an triple o cuaIrlpIr for
maci6n ante la campana M pudlen-
40 drdirarla mas que IN rapid
Sima contemplation. Temi6>r Iu"
a rauSl lie Ia lnmrnSa multltud.
muchaS personals no tut!rr0n Ia
opOrtunidad d. yer a la que. al fr-
cha immortal. drSprri6 a I'm pu"-
bio a la vida librc. en- Ia natural
rvOIuri0n a que rStaba SomrtldO.
MuchaS personals rchuSar0n aCcr-
rarSr. tcmicnd0 ser arrOliaiaS pOr
Ia muliilud Y algunaS mu;1rc> So
lr>mayaron baiO la preston lie A.
quilla. I'm diStintoS .ugarrS 4 Ia vez.
FL rctardo de- dos hOra> cuarcn-
Ia minutes que Iraia FL trrn rSpe-
cial en- que vicnc la camplna de la
EXpOSic;in de- San Francisco. traS-
IOru6 81 prOgraIna que h1hia Sirio
arregladO Ell honor lie In historical
reIiQuia. \ pcSar de que la ciu-
dad cnlrra saba que Ia Ilngada Sc
ria a las II de- la mailana Ge aver.
ell trcn d. FL PaSO via Southern Pa
cific. no lego Sino hasta la | Y 10
minutes de la tard1. Mu!!itud de
personals afluycrOn a la Gran Ave-
Pasa a la pagina s, columna 2.
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-.-,- -U----. !. ---
81" ",r ,ho,.a g, - nro-
, n.r, .~oos,1arS.
..,,"' $500, s,.n,jo o,a MN
nil l,,.,,,.,. an &, a0un-
,. T,u,o,~, - mil tr-
',,t,,,.a. .n - ,.iuJaI
~, -, ,~,.ni, "a
D.,.....a ~ I,,,h5sn h~r.,.ar an
.,,..,. ..,, dis
.r,.l, u.,,n. .onnuis-
- ,,,.l, ,.~t,,,n,,. 49,, .I.ra.ho
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

.,,,,rI, y,ri.ro , yisi(or,a obor, +.
.I,,,.,r,dar.;, nrofnnJom.rI, = me-
.,r =, IN Iri.,.lo y IN y,,or 81,
,.,,.,, ,h;oo5, . d.ior -, nron,o
81 m,,ndn w an rambio orrntort
g., mmnr,. rama ma rrr,.:jod ID
..;., - i,.Irdih1. y rony.nrido dr
nm. M H.. m,1aa.fado n vida niles
no ,v;.t. fr,,to ,rn va M hava
,r,.,adn F.,o M 1uirr. 3arir mn.
l.r.,, nr,.a ,o,. ua.,or n fin 10 an
-. n,,ihf.. M IN he de anras,Irar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18
FECHCRIAS DE LOS CACOS.

Los casos de robo de que durante
cl dia De aver tuvo conocimiento cl
Lapartamento de Ia Inspection de
Policia fueron los siguientes:
O. D.. Garnett, que reside en- .el
South Loop. Sc. quei0 de que lie ha-
5ian robado del interior de gu casa
I'm fusil. una Kodak y un sobretcdo
para lluvia.
\ P. c. HardcastIe, que vive en- Ia
Gale Norte, ASA numero COS, lie fue
robado tambien un impermeable que
tenia sobre eli ]asiento de SUI automo-
vii. Y W. NJ. Berry, "pando lego a Su
habitaci6n, ubicada entire las GALES
de Speed Y South Colorado, encontro
que su pistola autom&tica y todas sus
camisas habian de~saparecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

,,mo. d, 81 Tmn.rio Rom,nor FIN
.ni.zo 81 ,.aIor n. aires dol mcIio-
dio i.mnr,r Ios oouas on elias
-. moc,,.ip .,,arnos 6~asr.,ios "
III .nh yarrisor M ruirrrs rozar?
rrnnma. ro habra muirr que puc-
4, r.si.t;rt.. ninruna arnour sea
nm, yr.taf
yir;.io 80 Il,v6 T., mono = In
rro,i, = con 81 n~.n.a,nirnto riin
an Iio.i, ov.Iam5.
.pohrn ,io mi, He fenido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

'-- ~ --- ~ T--a- ."v-.-1-;1 .--
,.r...5, 1,,..ori, - nI,..,. 5opj.
,.,,jI.r, ,r..,n,r,rr, Era. 4. II re-
ni.a r,,,n noIr,,,io onra.,o y
IN po,n, .,n nu~o.ros,s .qs brIIas
5n.or.iaJ,.
n. r,5, = nm, sornrrnd. nra
.loJ,,i, ro 3. h,y,s .a,.ado f..
,.n,rio j.. r,la,
Dan ,r,.s .,I rosa9
vr.ln r,.n,o h, IN. u obnrr:-
r,ian,o ~. a,orman,a. nor, nj on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-18

anticipation. ttia"dJ e>taDa :Gn =.
Cesar en- ,Napo!rS y Ell H~rnrvrnto.
dandO las 6rdeneS neccSaria$ para
que deSie las mas rem0i3> r""iO-
hes del ImpcriO I~lcvaran j Roma
fieras. pcces raros. paiaros y plan
las vajIIlaS. tclaS precl0SaS y ar
tiSticos tnpicc>: TODD para mayor
rSplcniOr decorative.
En- la cjecuci6n de estoS prOyec-
los inSc>atOS y diSpcndiosoS Sc con-
Sumian los impuestOS de provin-
cIaS entcraS: he mOdO Due el pO-
derOSO ~favOritO podia gaStar con
largueza. Su Influenza crecia co.
mo la espuma. no pOrqnc Ner6n
Ie prolcSara mas Garlic Que a los
demas. slnO pOrQue Sc hacia cada
vez mas Indispensable.
t%aleniO, infinitamentc superior a
IiGcIio: de conversation faciI Y A.
Petronio era pOr su cultura. su
mena, nadie como Il sahia entre-
tencr al Cesar. Mas prrrjsamentr
y por desgracia. por avaltajar al
en- TODD lie e~ciipsabd. excl
tandO asi SUI anyidia. Ai"mas. al
Arbltr0 no podia ser sumI50 instru-
mento de NeF6n. en- 10 tocante
a buea 2usto, Y aqueI temia u
criticas, sus opiniOneS Y SIS conse-
jos. siempre que del asunto SO trata-
ba. En- cambio. delante de Tisp-
(Continuara)
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INFORMACLON LOCAL

ralleci6 pocos minutes despues. Los
peritos opinaron que Ia fractura del
.!neo produjo una aguda conges'
ton en- el cerebro. ocasionando Ia
muerte.
Long, acompanado por su padre,
Sc present6 en- Ia Inspection de Poll
cia a las l1:2O de Ia manana de
aver.
La po!icia puso e. case en- conoci'
rliento de Ia Corte Criminal del Con-
dado. acusandose c su autor del de-
Ito de homicidio dc culpa.
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PERSONAL.

Con ell objeto ie consular al Sc
nor Doctor .Aureliano Urrutla ace
ca de una enfermedad que vlene pa
deciendo de tempo atras, estu"o en-
csta ciudad e. dia de aver. el senior
G. H. Vazquez, de Seguin, Tex. EXa-
minado por Ell citado facultatiVo y
habiendo recibido un tratamiento, sa-
lilo hoy ell senior VaZquez rumbo al
lugar de su Residential.
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c

En- ell numero ST. de Ia Gale Flo
res al Sur. falleci0 Ia nina Maria
Lerma de / ano de edad. Causa: in
fecci0n intestinal.
En- ell 321 de la Gale de Durango,
la nina Candelaria Martinez, de Is
amos de edad. Causa: colitis aguda.
En- el Hospital de Ia Ciudad, Lo-
renzo Morales. de As amos de edad'
Causa: Enfermedad del est6mago.
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Miss Hannah Holland, de Chicago, re-
clarna al millionaire John CorkilL una
ind~ernnizacion de 100000
IN idilio de amor cue, como otros muchos,
Sc r~esue!ve en- doEares

ctSlLp WIS- cSlGDd IOSINu- DC ISL-
diria mas 0 mcnoS tarde. pero no pO-
dia escaDar y 81 no Sc rendia, pa
garia los desperfectos.
Entonces acept0 las invitaciones
del banquero para pasear en- automG-
Vii a Iugares ~lejanos. Y dej6 la cos
tura. ~Empezaron, segun dice Ia de-
manda, graciosamenCe, 4 construir
sus castillos en- el aire. e. le habla-
ba de los dias venturoSos del porve-
mir. cuando ella. sonora de su casa
como 10 era va Ge Su ~coraz6n, lucie-
Sc 81 gran belleza adornada cor 81
luio que merecia, con tiara de bri-
llantes entire el negro ebanico de su
cabel!era Y gargantiIia de perlas que
resaltaria sob"e la piel suavemente
morena de su pecho.
Ella sc dej6 dcslizar, rolando en-
alas de sus SueHos; entr5 er Ia fill
CARA vaporosa tejid1 po- 81 aniauo.
: ,iguieron ambos :ahri&nno castI-
.u:s en- el aire. PeHo q '"nq.cIo
= canso Fronto dc su did en- auto-
movil. NeceSitaba @ift mas p"rC.
Nc encontraba atmoSt.fH aprop AGA
para su felicidad sino e1 n camars.
De un yacht digno de e,!& que ms
ciese su amor sobre las soscgaGas a.
cuaS de los Grandes LaGot y CON-
pro una de esaS emoarc"c:"Ec5 que
Jos que pueden s]ostener'lT ?accn tea
tro &c suS aventuras dongIaneScaS. Y
en- las que algunos llev&2 e. reiina-
riento de su placer hqc-a eli cxtre-
mo de embarcar a los bondadosos
maridos que GUSTAV, tambitn, De te-
ner 81 casa a flote.
Miss Hannah, viendo en- aquelia
hermosa embarcacion una futu"a pro
piedad suya. ia arregio personGllaem-
te, fernando en- ella coy corners.
que pareclan rlnconeS de! c!elo en- los
que el amor Saba a cosa ultraJerrc
ma. Y ALI siguieron tejiendO "asJ!jlCs
en- eli aire. por espacio de res amos,
hasta que lego 81 periodic fatal ie il
muerte de! amor, 5icharraco que uni.
camente cuanGo Sc lie cuida con eN-
qui>ito cuidado, riye clncc ano1 cam
plelos. aunuue en- los dos ullimcs g
"a tan vieio cua! IN octogeu2r.o hui
mano.
CorkilI. ell banQuero Millionaire,
cmpez6 = n neZocios urgentes l
que atcnder. FL yacht ~pe"manecio
amarrado durantc semanaS y meses.
Ella peGia e. cumplimiento de la
promesaS hechas. II Ia ~aDiGZab&.
, Pero tanto insistio Miss Hannah. GU
IN die Sc r~esolvij {! a dar el u.tinio
paseo con ella. La llcyo Al yach,,
pero M nara construir nuevcs casti-
Hos en- el aire. sino para hdblar, CO
mo banouero que era. con enIerl cha.
I ridad. La excursion fue muy corta.
/ Arenas iniciada, sentados amnos 4
popa en- sendos sillones dc mimbre.
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20: 81 fucra romano. solo per scrlo
padrian permiiirSelr suS I,caS eX-
travaganriaS. AhOra ~rr0m6temc
que 81 al llegar a tn asa tc en-
cuentras con algunO de csOS SOM
briOs criSlianOS. lc haraS ana morris
quota. ~ haSta la vista, en- las
piScinaS de .Agripal