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produce Market

New York, December 31.-Butter. Re- ceipts, 6203: market barely steady, unset tied. Cheese, receipts, 25S4 boxes; state whole milk fresh average fancy, H12Q 14s4c. Esgs steady. unchanged; receipts, 6036 cases. Dressed poultry dull; western roasting chickens, 14@1712c; fresh fowls 12l9M17c. Turkeys, 12G20c
 Chicago December s1.-Butter un- changed. Eggs higher; receipts, 293g cases at mark, cases included. 2jQ34ci ordinary firsts. 31@33c; firsts. S4@35c Po- tatoes unchanged; receipts 10 cars Poul- try, alive, higher; springs, 12c fowls. III. Q12c. Turkeys, 13n14c.
 St. Louis, December 3l.-Poultry un- changed, except chickens, 11M111sc; springs, 13c. Geese, 114l3c. Butter, creamery unchanged. Eggs, 35c.
 Kansas City. December 31.-Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston Middling, 11-16c; receipts 10, ,S07; shipments, 1l,90i; sales 6020;
 stock, 1S4 704
 Memphis Middling, 7Bc; receipts, 2562; shipments, 3466i sales. $500; stock, 267,S3S. Augusta: Middling. 71ac: receipts. 115S shipments, 2472; sales, 170S' stock, 160 15s. St. Louis: Middling, Ac; receipts. 1850: shipments, 17S1. stock, 32,SSc Cincinnati: Receipts. 13,116; ship
 ments, 10,055; stock, 6936. Little Rock: Middling, 7isc; receipts, 1151; shipments, 10d5: stock, 54.55i.
 Totals today: Receipts. 30,144, ship
 ments, 30,72S; sales. 1882; stock, 1O7,- 053
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Mercantile Paper

New York, December 31.-Prime mer- cantile paper, 4al41a per cent; sterling ex- change easy; 60-day bills, AS2; for cables. A.s6.15; for demand, $4.S5 25. Bar silver, 4s7Ac Mexican pesos, SAC. Gov erllment bonds firm: railroad bonds irreg- ular; time loans easy; 50 and 90 days, 31a@ per cent; six months, SAGA per cent; ,cail money steady; high, per cent; low, 2% per cent; ruling rate, per cent; last loan, per cent; closing bid, 2s4 per cent; offered at 3 per cent.
 London December 3.-Bar silver, p 11-16d per ounce. Money, 1 per cent; discount rates, short bills, 21s per cent; three months, 25s per cent.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, December 31.-Spot cotton, quiet demand; prices easier; American n.iddling fair, o.47d; good middling, 4.S2d middling, 4.5sd; low middling, 4.1ld good ordinary. 3.4sd: ordinary S.04d. Sales, 5000 bales, including 3900 American and 300 for speculation and export Receipts, 19,00o bales. all American. Futures closed steady. May and June. 4.341ed; July and August, Aid; October and November, 521kd; January and February. 4.5sd.
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Bank of England Statement

London, December 31.-The weekly statement of the Bank of England shows the following changes: Total reserve, de- creased GS0i,000; circulation, decreased fS1 ,0O0; bullion, decreased fSS4,7 ,794; other securities, increased f2,942,0 ,000; other de- pcsits, increased SIP. .65OO0o; public depos- it's. decreased s10,526,000; notes reserve, decreased a7s3,000; government securities, increased G2000.
 The proportion of the banks reserve to liability this week is 33.42 per cent; last week it was S4 40 per cent Rate of dis count, per cent.
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A TroubIemaker

From the Detroit Free Press.
 "What sort of Q fellow is he?
 "A troublemaker."
 "He seems peaceable enough"
 "I know, but he's the sort of blun- dering chap that denies all the lies you've told your wife terday; futures closed steady t'cbru- ary, 2.S7c May, 3.03c: June, 3.11c; Sep tember, 3.27c; Sales, 200 tons.
 The street market was firm i,i, the late trading on sales of 5000 bags of centrifugal at 4.07c; full duty. and 2000 tons at 4.01c.
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Hubbard Bros...& Co.

Ne. olf cs.ssn xcrS b.rs FrYdvcs vcstod zddSffHSe daffsSEe AsssIsts sa.e of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery; Special attention and spot cotton for delivery. CogFsop0o1e ]. 0nce invited .l-. 74s afsNNsE.l
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, December a-Wheat, No hard. S1 sla1 22; No. ? red. M.211fal zs Corn, No. 2 mixed, 67s4c; No. white es1sc. Oats, No white, 49a51e; No. mixed. 4fiae
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Dry COOds Market

New York, December 3l.--Cotton goods market closed steady and quiet today. Yarns were steady but dull Tussah raw silks advanced. Wool markets were fev- erish and prices ruled abnormally high.
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New Orleans Cotton Market

New orleans, December 31.-Co.tor, spot steady. Sales on the spot. 1415 bales. To arrive, 1880. Good ordinary. sac; strict good ordinary. 6Ac; low middling, 6Ac; ~strict low middling, 5Ac;q middling, 7hc; strict middling, "A c: good middling, S1sc; strict tsood middling, S1sc; receipts, 18TH: stock, 354755
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Chicago Grain

Chicago, December 31.-Wheat, No. 2 red, q .25i4 d1 .27% No. hard. H.26Ag 127s4. Corn, No. yellow, 6S@6Siac. Oats standard. 50ikM50%c. Rye No. ?, H.l2is Barley. 62d74c Timothy, 5.50d7. Clover S12. .5o0il5 Pork, ST. Lard, S10. Ribs $9.62@ 10 2l.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, December 31.-A more ac- tive trade and a stronger tone were features in the cotton seed oil mar ket today. Crude was firmer, coIDmis- sion. houses fair buyers, and a better demand for compound was reported. Sales $500 barrels. Spot 5.S3@6c; Jan uary. 5.s5Q 5.90c: February, 8@6.1Oc; March. 6.1s@6.20c; April 6.2S0 8.s5c; May. 642@6.44c: June. $50 @e.e0: July. 6.62@6.64c; total sales. $500.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, December 3l.-Clean rice became strong today, while the rough grade remained quiet. Quote Clean Honduras, 41sa51ac; Japan, 311a37sc
 1 rough and polished and bran unchanged. Receipts, rough, 174. clean, 2l,55l. Sales. 2142 pockets clean Honduras at 2Ad5Ac; Japan. 62S pockets at 2laM3aic.
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Meats
Frpits and Produce

A Lemons--X3.60 50. Limes-75Q90c. Virginia Cabbage-2c lb. Northern Apples-Barrei, fancy, s304 Peanuts-61aQ9hc. Florida Oranges-s2.25 California Oranges. $2.25. Grape Fruit-$275@32 California Grapes-S2.75 per box. ; Catawba Grapes-17c per basket. Malaga Grapes-$5.5006 per keg, Tomatoes-$3q3.5 per crate. Cocoanuts, A per sack. Cranberries-Per box, g; per barrel. s7 Rutabagas--11ac lb, Celery-A.50.. Walnuts, 16Q20c per lb. Pcans-16Q30c per lb. Filberts-15c per fb. Almonds--20c per lb Chestnuts-9c per lb. Lettuce-S1.25 and $2.2o hamper Egg Plants-$3.50. Green Peas--$2.75
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St Iouis Grain

St Louis, December 3l.-Wheat, No. 7 red, $1 .26d1.27: No. hard Sl 26l2al 2t1s, December 124c. Corn, No. ?. 6SAc; No. white 691sc; December, 671sc. Oats, No. ?, 4g@5Cc: No white 5o1kc, December, 49lsc.
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Fish

PerCh-yc.T 7II3 T Salt Water Trout-10912c. Blue CAtfsh-71zc.
 Red Snapper-SQ7iac. Gray Snapper-4Q5c. Mullet-5@51sc. Spanish Mackerel-12hc pound. Fresh Pompano-2002hc Delaware Oysters-Standards. u.lS ssl. lon; selects. $1.5O gallon. Gulf Oysters-S30360 per 1ooo
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Naval Storee

Savannoh. December 31.-Turpentine firms 42Ac; sales. Is; receipts, 217;
 shipments. 26; stock. 36,430. Resin
 firm; sales. elS;. receipts 144o: ship
 ments. none: stock. 152. .4se. Quote. A, .u $S.22h; H. t8.27h; I. S34O; K. SAYS:
 M $4.26; N. s6.ao; VIC. $s.so; wv.
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Creamery Products

Creamery Butter-32G361ac process but ter. BOG; oleomargarine. 16@2sc.
 Full Cream Cheese-17c; imported swi.. 33c; Pimento, doz., lN.6.
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New Orleans, December 31.--Cotton futures opened quiet. January, i23c; March, 7.51c; May, 7.71c; July, 7.95c October, s.20c asked.
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A Symphony of Color

From the Fliegende Blaetter.
 Maid-Which wig shall have ready for madam to wear tonight at the gar- den party?
 Madam-The green one. certainlyi
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Metal Market

New York, December 31.-Tin quiet, $32. .50@33.50 Copper dull; electrolytic 12. .75d13. 25c; casting, 12.75413. .12c. Iron quiet and unchanged. At London: Spot copper, fo6 12s Cd; futures 957. Tin, spot G14s 5s futures, 3142.
 New York, December 31--Lead quiet. $3 75@l3 .S5; London, f19. Spelter quiet, S5 .550l5. 60; London, e27 15s.
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Flour and Breadstuffa

self-rising flour, ss.7s; Tennessee flour. s6. 25; Michigan flour, $7.a6; Idaho fio,,r $6.50; Indiana flour. s6.55; spring wheat flour. $6.7o; hard winter wheat flour. s6. 16. . shorts. $S2; pure wheat bran. sa9: c s meal. 7h per cent, $6; Cremo meal. ner ton, $22; c. s. hulls. $10 ton: No. timothy hay. per ton. S24; mixed alfalfa and John. son grass, per ton. sls: pea green alfs lfa. western. $26: mixed feed. per ton. m: oats, per bushel. 66c; corn, per bushei s0,. cornmeal. $l.66 per 6 pounds.
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New York Spot Cotton

New York, December 3'.-Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, 7.S0c. Sales 2soo
 bales.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures

New Orleans, December 31.-Cotton closed quiet at a net advance of l to |2 points
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Hides and TaIlow

Green salt hides. 10@l7c; green salt hides (half curedD. 1S@isc; green hidss' (fresh), 14Q1bc; dry hint hides. 2s@2oc: dry salt hides. 26057c: damaged hides. half price; sheep slins z606oc. morse hides. s2@s; sherlings. 16025c: goat skins 300S6c; kid skins. 10c: tallow, 506c: beas. wax. S69oc; washed wool. ee6esc: wool 1co12c; tinssng. AWokea
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New York, December 3l.- -CottonYutures opened steady; May, 7s4c; July, S.15c; De- tober s. .2Sc.
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Bonds

U. s. 2s registered ......... 97
 IT. S. 2s coupon .......... 97
 U. s. registered ........... 100 9a U. s. 3s coupon ...............' iVl
 U. S. 4s registered ............. 1091a U. S. As coupon .....,........ 109k k Central of Georgia 5s ........ l00B Illinois Central ref As ........ S51. Louisville & Nashville un. As .... 911s Seaboard Air Line adj 5s .... GAS Southern Railway 5s .......... 9o@l Southern Railway gen. As 64 IT S steel 5s 100
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Sufar Market

New ToEk, QScerfsber slass-Esew,,s ugar, firm; mofasbes5. 3sc; oenxlj fuea1s A 01 c i; refined steadyss sugar futures squiet ]; prices practically unchanged from yes
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Spot Cotton
The Iron Market
Poultry and Eggs

ffenS, IZC. Live turkeys, 16c; dressed turkeys, eOc. Fryers-1A-11s lbs average, 15c. Ducks-l6c lb.
 Guineas-30c.
 Roosters-35c,
 Geese, 75G90c.
 Eggs-Candled. 23c; extra graded can- dled, 2Sc; candled carton eggs. BOG.
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Live Stock Market

St. Louis, December 3l-Hogs: Re- ceipts, $500; market higher. Pigs and lights, $6d7.35; mixed and butchers. S.15Q TAO: good heavy, $725@T40. -A
 Cattle Receipts. 2000; market steady. Native beef steers, s7.5O@10; :. cows and heifers, S5Q975; Texas and Indian steers, S5. 75017.75: cows and heifers, S4G6; native calves, sGG975. 4f-ts
 Sheep: Receipts, 1700; market steady. Native muttous, s475Q5.75; lambs, ss.25m S.S5; yearlings, S.254D7. 80. -s Kansas City, December 31.-Hogs: Re- ceipts. s500; market higher Bulk, s710@ 7.25; heavy, s7.2oQ7.D; packers and butch- ers S.l5Q7.ao: light, N07.95; pigs, S.959 6.75. y
 Cattie Receipts, ls0n: market steady. Prime fed steers, S9g1o: dressed steers, s7.25Qi9; southern steers. $5.50dG7.50 cows s450G7.5O heifers s6.256S.75; stockers. S6. .250S.
 Sheep: Receipts s5oo lambs steady: sheep higher. Lambs, sS@S.eo; yearlngs, S6.5O@.5o: wethers $5JoQ6.5o ewes. s5.25 as. Chicago. December S1.--Hogs: Receipts, 32.000; market firm Bulk S1.lOd7. 30; light, s6.s5Q7.30; mixed. ss.906I7.35: heavy. s6.90Q 7.S5; rough. S6. 6.9007 0o;- pigs, S550Gr.39.
 Cattle: Receipts, 5oO; market firm. Na- tive steers, $550d9.85; western, y55a7 80; cows and heifers. $3dS.10: calves. N50qSl0. Sheep: Receipts. 100000; market strong. Sheep, s5.s0d69o: yearliugs, se.soQs; lambs, s7@c. S.
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Coffee Market


 New York. December S1.--Coffee fu lures were steadier Trading was quiet but there appeared to be some scat tered covering for over the holidays and there may have been little fresh buying on the failure of predicted weakness to develop in primary circles before the beginning of the new year. After opening; at an advance of $ to points the market showed little fea- ture, however. and sagged off a point or two on some positions with the close ? to 6 points net higher. Sales s250. January, 5.94c: February. 6.O3c. March, 6.12c; April. 622c; May. 6.32c; June. 6.22c; July, z. 15c; August, 7.24c; September. i32c; October, 7.ssc; Mo- vember, 7.44c. . Spot quiet; Rio No. :, s,sc; santos No. 1, 9Hc.
 Rios 75s reis lower at $950; San tos unchanged Receipts at the two Brazilian ports S0.0OO. Jundiahy re- ceipts 39,O00. Rio exchange on Lon don, 3-32d;. higher at 14 s-S2d,
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Chicago, December 31.-Grain anC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
INVENTOS MODERNISIMOS

Para las ocasiOnes son los amigos,
~ para los momentOS en que las ma
clones Sc ven a%puradaS, Ell dlscu-
rrir de los SabiOs.
En- tiempos de paz, los sabiOs no
Sirycn para mucho. Suelen ser unOS
senores calvOs. vestidOS de negro,
con gafas de orc, que Sc cOiocan
detras de una mesa en- la que hay
uu vase de aqua con a]zucarillO y
cOmienzan a disertaF SObre n pOr
ci6n de cOsas que Ie tienen compile
tamcnte sin cuidado al auditoriO.
prro ha surgidO la guerra, y to-
dos cIIos Sc han echadO a pensar ell
aIgo que Sirva de ulilidad a sus
conciudadanos, Y de ahi ma venidO
cI que por csOs mundos va las hay
que hasIa han ivrntadO el modo
lie guisar las astiIIaS y eXtraer
aceite de los fueIIeS de coclna.
iQuG de invcnrioncs estan uade-
cicndO los paisps b~eligcrantcs.
Por de pronto, en- muchos pun
los Sc come pan que eSta %confec-
cionado con todo mcnos con harina.
DE ordcn del Gobierno. que to-
das las gorraS de Yiaje usadas Sc
| iIeyrm al MunIcipiO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12

invite a engullir un hongO girls que
mi sonora ha pueSto con pedazOs
de t~erciOpelO fritO.
Con mil amOreS! Sc que en- mi
casa tenemOS de cena un retratO
de Prim empalmado, y la verdad.
me da reparo meterle ell diente a
IN hOmbre de esa altura.
TODD tiene que zanzibar y que
c]vOlucionar. Desde la alimentaciGn
.hasta los cuellos postizOs, y para
ESQ estan los sabiOs actuales discu-
rriendo cosas para simpIificar la
eyistencia.
-PrrO. JuanitO, listed que STEM
pre- ha sioo tan eIcgante cquG trae
listed rodeado al cuelIo?
-tESto? rs I'm pedazO de zinc
con una manO de eStuco. tNO ha
lrido listed cl invento de csc prOfe-
Sor rumano?
No.
-Pues ha declarado la guerra a
las cahOrias y ha dadO la formula
para que. cortadas en- pedazoS. puc-
ian ser utiIizadas como prendaS de
Vestir.
Que barbaridad!
-.COsas de la lucha europea: pc
70. la verdad es que tongO el pes
rurzo que parere que me 10 estan
rortandO con una sierra meIlada.
I.Quitese un POGO eI cuelIo!
Con Su pcrmiso.
Y Juanito, que haSta entOnces
habia sido uno dc los mas elegan-
les pollos, Sc pondria en- vista CO.
mo 81 - fucsc a afcitar.
Hay que tomar los tiempos Sc
I'm %yirncn. y baStantoS amos y 81
-loS hrmoS cStado yiVicndo cada
uno en- su Gpora-dc vanidadcS. que
"a parcccn dcfiniIivamcnte cnte-
rradaS.
cuuc So qui"rc aImorzar? Pues
pan hrchO con rrSiduos de- corcho,
= como plato fuerte badana guisa-
Ia.
cQut hay que vcslir? va habria
<~aStrrrias dondc c~onfeccionar clc-
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SMILES.

No prc>cntamOs 81 drbcr como Un
placer: 10 damOs cn su de,nudcz,
irancamcnjc. sin l~iSonja. La idea
del drbcr e. inlcrmilcnlc como cI
afcctO. Prccisa considerable n"cc-
sariO IN tOdaS sus r~eIacioncs: -
81 principle operative del orden. IS
In tendrncia a successive ~pcrfccciO-
namiento. - decir. Il m"iOrar nues-
traS facuItadcs. la inteIigencia, la
bOudad. la liberlad. FL dcbcr cues
Ia siemprC eSfueTZO. abucgaci6n de
la voIuntad. limitation de les actos.
pcrO al prOpio tempo da al hon.
brc e~nergia suprema: ia, al mcnos,
cI cOnSuclo y la esperanto: redun-
da en- ventaja nuestra hasta el de
Der mas general, aqucI de no ha-
Ger a los demas 10 que no quisiG-
que nos hicieran a nOsotros.
CESAR CANTU.
- A.u.a. = -
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PESQUISAS.

.E-
GRATIFICARE con I'm aho de subscrIpeion
me infOrme del actual parader0 del Sr. LII
clio Martinez Y de Su eSpOSa. la Sra. Anita
Godlna de Martinez. DiTiianse informeS d.
Cruz Reyes, Box 100, Bay City, Tex.
2i-2S-5-i2.
Sc DESEA saber el paradero de Ia Sra. Ro-
mualda Moreno, habi6ndOse recibido su Ill
TINA carta de CajGn, California. hace algtin
tempo. 4 Ia persona que con eXaciltud me
inrOrme del paradero de la sonora antes
menCiOnada. le o~bsequiare $ meses de subs
cripCiOn al diarlo Ia PRENSA. DlrLJanse
inrormes a: Conception Moreno. Box 81.
Usage City, Tex. 2t-2S-5-i2.
ga.
Sc DESEA Saber el paradero del ST. Sabas
Castillo, natural del Puerto de san Jose, Es-..
tadO de san Luis POtOSi. Mexico: hace tres
amos Sc cncOntraDa trdbaJlndo en- una IA.
brica de cementOS sttuada a mediactOnes de.
Dallas, Texas, de dOnde Sc reCibierOn sus
ultimcS nutiCtas. Dirijan tOdoS inrormes a:
sra. Fortunate Castillo, Oenayille. Tex.
2s-5-i2-i7.
GRATIFTCARE con tres pesos en- Elective
a Ia persona que me infOrme con eXactitGdt
del actual paraderO de Delfin0 ortiz. native
de san Francisco del RinC0n. ESiado de
Guanajuatu. Mexico. mide como cinco. pies
Y medic de alto, CuerpO regular, tienc una
CiCatriZ entire las CeiaS, color amarillento,
Y cuenta con - alUS de cdad. Su ultima
carta rue recIbida de Arkansas City. en- Ell
alO de 1911. Diriianse infOrmes a: Gabino
+. ortiz. n. d. T. Box 50, Akron Kansas.
H. 1921.
5000 dc qualification! FL ST. Marceio A..
Flores. deSea sabcr 81 paraderO de In Sra
Placida Perez V Su hiia Ddria del Vale,
eX-reSidenleS del Mineral de Lampaclios,
EStado de COahuila, Mexico. A la persona
que Sc Sirva lnrUrinar de elias Y de Sus
Residential actual. 81 lc dara Ia gratifiaca-
Cl6n anreS cIiada q una SubScricidn por
un aflo. a LA PRENSA'. Dirijanse infor-
mes a: MarCclO \. Flores, L. o. Box y Tic,
Imperial Texas,
5-is-i9-26.
pESEO Sabcr 81 paradcro dc mi hermano
Line Mares. jovcn de Is amos de edad.
QuIcn SalId dc san Luis POiuSi. Mexico, FL
aho de 1911. para radicarsc Conmlgo en-
Margaret. eyaS. \ Ia persona que me in
rOrmc dc cl. L. obSrQulare 50 en- effective
y un alO de Suscripcl6n a IA PRENSA.
D~irijanSc inrormes a: Manuel Mares. 7. q.
.UX :, Margaret. Texas. i2-i9-26-2.
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SILNIO pELLiCO.

FL d"b"r licnr Su base en- un buen
s"ntido dc justlcia ispirada por eI
amor, y Gsta Is la forma mas be
LA de- la bondad. FL dcbcr no es un
sentimientO, sino IN principle que
invade toda la vida y Sc manifies-
ia Ell uuestra conducta Y en- nueS-
iras obras. que son delerminadas
prinripaImcntc por la concicncia y
Dor cl librc albcdriO.
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~PENSAMIENTOS NOTABLES

.i"lo ticn" 81 amor III la muicr: cl
amor no pUedc sci conccbidC por
ella. drsligado de aqucl fin. pucs
= clO 81 halIa inclinada por 81 ms
linDo de la matern'dad y por una
mrnOr elevation dc cOncrpciOncs,
Il" "aspiracioncs y de ingeniO.
TARCiIETTI.
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cEs TN sucHO TODD? Esta bien.
Enionces. nj una palabra mas.
Eel cuentO ha terminate, forzO-
so Is deSensiIIar eL cOrceL de los
sue1os."
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20 seIIOS gel COrreO Ce
gu pats eouivalentes 10 centavos ca orc
americana para ayucar q cubrir los
gastos de franQueo. le env!aremos IN
Tratamiento de nuestro REMEDIO
CALYACURA 10. / que vale Sl.00. Unto
con ell folleto antedicho titulado "Le
verdad acerca del Cabello." Corto este
Cupop y envfelo hoy rnismo el Union
Laboratory, Box So, Union, N. Y. G. u,
cUPOR PAR. Ua TaATanlEHIo eaAIl3 D: si.9o
Union Laboratory, n
Box s12, Union, N. z, 2. o. II.
lie adjunto en- aeiio5 del co..eo 81
eouIveleate do 10 ceatavo3 GRO amer
icano para cubrir los gasto5 do fgaa-
oueo. por 10 cual me enviara al IN
stante su Remedio Calvaclra quo walls
800 y Ell folleto titulado Ia Vsrdad
acerca del Cabello."
(Adjunts este Cuoca ca 60 ea-ta.)i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
endo el folleto lust-
RADIO
IA YERDAD aCEhGA DEL
Ca5ELLO"


rado
IA YERDAD aCsaCA DEL
Ca5EIL0"
(por I'm especial!sta
europeo)
y que cont!ene los ST.
guientes capitulos:
Maravllia3 del Ca
bello.-La estructura
del Cabello y del Cue
70 Cabelludo. Las
Causas que motivan
Ia caida del Pelo y Ia
Calvicie. de
conseguir y conservar
una ~abundante y her
mosa Cabellera.-El
T~ratamiento que hace
brotar ell Pelo en- s
sema7as.-Informes do
clientes sat!sfechos.
TRaTamIEgT0 GRATIS
Probaremos a nues-
ira costa que ell RE-
MEDIC ~CALVACURA
impedira Ia caida
del pelo y Ia plcazon
de! cuero cabelludo y
cura la caspa, haclen-
do brotar Ell pelo. Al
recibo de 81 nombre
y direction, i%ncluyen-
IL -zFf-- - -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
CESAR CANTU.

Pesa q ID psaine {, celumns :.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-11
indian LANDS
Will Be SOLD
Allotted Lands on Standing Rock
Reservation to Be Offered
May 5.

Fort Yates, y. d., March 10.-The
Indian allotment lands on the Stand
ing Rock reservation are to be sold
May ), according to an order receiv
ed here from the Indian department
The Indian lands are to be sold on
easy terms for those who wish to ac'
quire realty without having to reside
on it: One-fourth down, fourth
each in two, four and six years. Nono
of the land, will be sold at less
price than the appraised valuation
The purchasers will not be compelled
to reside on the lands and have six
years to make final payments.
Better Than UnaIlotted Lands.
These Indian lands are generally
regarded as retter :han the remSia.
ing unallotted lands on the resarva-
ton, which are to be thrown open for
settlement soon aftarward. Settlers
must pays s. per acre for these lands
and then reside upon them under the
terms Of the general homestead act.
There are 325 descriptions to be
sold May 8. 1t is expected there will
be a strong demand both for these
lands and for the lands to be opened
for entry later, as it is about the last
opportunity to secure arabic public
lands in North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-11
Will TRY TO
PAC|fY INDIANS
Brigadier General Scott, Chief of
U. S. Army, To Invade
Desert Country.

Denver, Colo. Mar. 10-Brigadier
General Hugh l.. Scott chief OF staff
of the. United States army, planned
today, to begin a 120-mile overland
journey into the desert country of
Southeast Utah in search of Tse-ne-
Cat, Piute Indian, wanted by the
federal authorities on charge of
murder. Tse-ne-Gat is being aided in
his efforts to resst capture by his
father "Old Polk and band Of rem
egade Piutes, who are thought to he
entrershCd a few miles southwest
of Bluff, Utah.
Will Induce Surrender
The purpose of General SCOTS
journey from Washington is to seek
out the fl,gitives and through assur-
ances of fair treatment, induce the
surrender cf Tse-ne-Gat to the Fed
eral authorities.
General Scott left Denver yester-
day for Thompson's crossing, Utah,
whence he will cross the desert He
is accompanied by his aide, Colonel
Robert h. l.. Michie, and an orderly
The first part Of the journey will be
made in light wagon drawn by
four arhy mules. Indian, guides will
be secured at Bluff. Utah. and beyond
that point rough country will force
the party to travel on horseback.
United States Marshal Aguila Ne
beker of Utah. with posse Of depu-
ties, is at Fluff. awaiting the outcome
Gf General SrOtt'S efforts tO DacifV
the Indians.