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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-21
Cause for Bowel TroubI.

Overlooking of oatmeal is apt to
cause 1ooseness Of the bowels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
NET TITLE GOES
TO W. JOHNSON
Maurice Mclaughlin Is 0utclassed IN
Finals for National Tennis
Championship.

Forest Hills. y. Y, Sept 8-WiI-
liam NJ Johnston Of san Francisco
yesterday defeated Maurice r Nc
LoughIin. also Of San Francisco, in a
grueIltng four set match for the ma.
tlouaI singles title, IS, so. rs, los.
The four set match ran the gamuJ
from mediocre play to tennis of the
master. Both victor and yanquished
had their flashes of briuiancy or poor
play but at all times the pace an5
strain were terrific, and in the long
run Jobnston's youth served him bet
ter than the greater experience OF
Mclaughlin
There was no hint of the impending
defeat Of the champion of 1912 and
1913, when Johnston and Mclaughlin
started play shortly after 3 o'clock
The California comet was at his best
and with confidence in the bali at first
made his younger opponent look like
q novice, racing through she set be
fore Johnston could shake off his ner~
v0usness. Once the latter got going
however, the whole complexion of the
match changed.
Slowly but surely, Johnston solved
the tactics. ana increasing his speed
and control beat Mclaughlin in al
most every department of play. A
careful study Of the stroke and au-
aIysis shows that despite J0hnstons
wayeriug and uncertain start he out
pointed Mclaughlin four service aces
to three; 50 placements to 81, restrict
ed his nets to 81, as against McLough-
Inns -. and his outs % to IS. IN
double faults alone did Johnston ex-
coed the former champions errors,
the record being six to three in this
During the four set con
test Johnston scored "a games and
1H0 points. as against 10 games and
123 points for Mclaughlin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

August TO October first for developing
during the winter makes the most fay
orable time. The care during infancy
is much the same as that Of spring lit
ters except that they should be weaned
earlier. before cold weather sets in.
The sanitary condition of fall pigs
should be watched closely. Not more
than Is or 20 should be in a bunch.
Their feeding should be on sheltered
or covered floors. They viii be help
ed materially if they follow feeding
cattle
The skin condition should be espe-
dally looked after and plenty of crude
petroleum used as dressing. Clean
bedding is another essential factor in
fall pigs. Pigs narrowed inc September
with best of care and feed may be made
10 weight $50 pounds by June of the
following year. Nothing can supple
ment corn. shorts and alfalfa better
than good skinned milk-Farm Life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
The sportsman's Favorite Monthly.


The September Sports Adeld blooms
out as the Grand American Handicap
number, considerable space being Civ
en- TO the great trapshooting tourua-
ment held in Chicago last month. But,
aside from its splendid write-up OF the
Grand American handicap, this old re-
liable magazine maintains the many
sterling attractions which have made
it the representative spOrtman's jour
nal of the United States. Sunset
Camps and Trails presents the usual
instalment of sport after game, all the
way from ruffed grouse to the lordly
moose. In THE Land of the Dog" is a
humorous story of cowboy land-of
bucking broncos and their Disguised
riders in their efforts to avoid prairie
dog holes. When Dan Cupid Changed
from Bow TO Gun" narrates how two
rivals for the heart of a girl settled
their fate at the traps. In the Great
Mantrap Valley is a delightful &C
count Of sport among Mtnresota's
beautiful lakes. THE New Cook of the
Bar o Ranch" recounts the expedients
.resorted TO by a bunch Of Idaho cow
boys TO acquire something on the
ranch which wore netticoats Where
Cod Is King" treats interestingly of sue
Newfoundland fisheries. N "Around
the Campfire" the genial Doctor Fort
gives US much technical information
about camp sanitation guns, a1nmuni-
ton and raiI-bird shooting on the Del
aware An Adventure With Bass"
will please all fishermen. a will also
Salmon Fishing in Idaho. and the
many newsy letters about hunting
prospects in different sectiols Of the
country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
TO
PRACTICE FRIDAY
First Real Workout Of Year win be
at Island City Park, When is
Candidates Report.

The first real football workout Of
the reason for the Rock Island hide.
pendents will be held Friday night at
the Island City park a light work
out was held by the squad Monday
morning. but only u candidates were
on hand. Coach Lift is anxious to
get his men working. even though the
date is early. Lee has doped out a
number Of brand new plays that will
open the eyes of the gridir0n de-
voices this fall and he is anxious to
try them out with the squad,
There will be is to 20 candidates to
report Friday Those who have al
ready been signed are Art and Roy
Salzmann, Cook. Ehrhorn, Kuehl Of
Davenport. Robb, Kennedy. Wellen-
dorf, Hauser, Smith, Dooley, Brandt
Swanson, Taylor, Duncan, Kolls and
Behnaman. Coach Lift has much ex
ceIent material on hand this season
and he should develop winning ag
gregation. New stars such as Kuehi
Ehrhorn. WelIendorf, Hauser. Ken
needy and Cook have been signed and
the line up viii be greatly strengthen
ed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
ON COUNTY RECORDS.
Warranty Deeds.

A. MyIo Cooper 10 Elsie E. Johnson,
lot u, block /, old town, Reynolds
$500
William Miller to Glenn F. Golden,
part lots ? and 3. block B, Barstowi
$1,000
W. L. veHe to Alice C. bunker, lot
1923, Emma D. Velie's addition, Mo
line. 81
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust com
pany to Carl NIunter. lot q, block 8,
Midland addition, Moline, 1875.
John f. James 10 S. T. Oliver and
H. NJ. Beatty, part lots 8 and 9, block
10, Lower addition, Rock Island. 81.
Louis and Jennie Rosenstein TO Ar
thur Frederickson, part Tots and q,
c. Ainsworth's addition, Moline, 81
Fred NJ Carpenter, ct al, to Allen J.
Miller, ct al, northeast part lot ID,
section II, 16, 3w, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
At LAST DETROIT
LOSES TO W. SOx
Pants Tribe Slug Way TO Victory By
Score o. 10 to While 10 Tigers
Are Lett On Tow Path.
FgEygT-ETYE HITS IN THE GAME
Davenport Pitches No-Hit, No-Ruu
Came Against Whales-Cubs
YTaIl0p "Specs- Meadows.

Chicago sept, S.-The ambitions Of
Hugg Jennings to cop another Amerf-
can league ponnant received a shock
ysstor1ay when the White sox gave
tae Detroit Tigers d I0-to-8 lambast-
ing. The game was one OF those old
tme heavy hitting battles, for the two
teams made a total Of % swats. The
jungleers used four boxman in their
effort ID stop the heavy caunonadine Of
the Hose, while Russell aud Scott
were good enough to put the kibosh on
the Tigers.
Russell and Dauss were the opposing
huriers when the clash started. but the
latter was yauked at the end OF the
fourth with four runs charged against
him Russell Jared little better. stay
ing seven innings. During this time
the big Texas southpaw was in trouble
ia every session and bat for sensation
g. support ne would have been knick-
s5 for many u safe hit, IN the sixth,
with two Of the enemy on the run
ways. Kavanaugh caught one on the
pick that was labeled for at least three
sacks, but Joe Jackson, running with
his back 70 the ball, pulled it down.
In the dfth inning DOME Bush shot
one almost to the hagpoIe in left
field that FoUrnier squeezed for an out
and cheated the midget short fielder
ont Of An extra base knock Grora-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
PACKEY AND GIBBONS
MAKE WEIGHT EASILY

New York. Sept. 8.-Packey hdcFar-
land and Mike Gibbons will practical
ly round out their training work to-
day. Gibbons was about through with
his training when he finished his gym
stunts yesterday afternoon. For the
benefit Of skeptics who may doubt his
ability to make the weight, he stepped
on the scales at p. n. and registered
148. The required poundage is lat.
Packey stripped to his underclothes,
which is permissible on any we'll reg
ulated New York bathing beach, He
rang up 149. So that disposes Of the
question of weight in the case Of both
boys. They are in shape right now to
dry out 10 the required notch.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

st. Louis ......OOO20O01~-S s 1
Observation-Disclosures and wilson;
Davenport and Hartley.
SECOND GAME.
Chicago .......000000021-3 z /
St. Louis ......10O100000-2 0
Observation-Disclosures and Wilson;
Watson and Chapman.
Meadows PIucked.
St. Louis, Sept, Specs Meadows
has ceased to charm the Cubs, and, by
the same token, Bresnahan's inter
mittent athletes have spiked their los
ing streak. Assembling four Of their
10 drives in the sixth round yesterday
the Bruins throtled Higgins Cardi-
nails, 8 to l. and climbed back TO within
a half game Of the first division. The
solitary marker put over by the locals
bIossomed from Hippo Vaughin's Wild
ness in the fourth, q single and three
passes producing the run. After fore
ing this across the plate the Cubs
burIy port-sider settled and in the last
five sessions granted but one hit
Score:
Chicago .......00O003O00-3 9 9
St Louis ......O0O10O000-1 J.
Batteries - Vaughn and Archer
Meadows, Robinson and Snyder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
YHREE-EYE LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National LEAGUE

Chicago, 8 St. Louis, 2.
Cincinnati, 6; Pittsburgh, 8.
BROOKLYN, z; Philadelphia, l.
Bostoa, 7: New York, 2.
American League.
Chicago, 10; Detroit, 8,
Philadelphia. 81; Washington, 81
st. Louis, 4 Cleveland, 1.
New York. 3; Boston, 5.
Federal League.
St. Louis, 80; Chicago, 0-3-
Pittsburgh, 81; Kansas City, %.
Brooklyn, 6; Newark, 0.
BaItimore-Bu1alo rain.
American Association.
Cleveland, 9; Columbus, eight in
1ingsl.
indianapolis. 2: Louisville, l.
Louisville. 3; Indianapolis, az in
lings).
No other games played.
Three.Eye League.
Quincy, 3; Peoria, III innings.
Freeport, 5: Davenport, 2.
Moline at Rockford; rain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
MISS ALLEN WINNER
IN FIRST GOLF PLAY

Miss Elizabeth Allen OF the Rock
Island Arsenal Golf club won her first
match for the national golf champion
ship at the Ouwentsia club Chicago,
yesterday afternoon. defeating Miss
Marjorie Dodd of Cincinnati. l up.
She had a hard fight all the way. The
PLAYERS rotated on the first nine holes
and finished the turn all square. They
also alternated on the last nine, and
despite TWO stymtes near the finish,
Miss Allen won the match.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
AtIantic Yachtsmen We.

Chicago, Sept, 8.-Atlantic yachts
men yesterday carried away the Man
hasset trophy from the Chicago Yacht
club. Slipping through the water in
a fair westerly wind, the Glass 2 sloop
Josephine, flying the burgee of the
Indian Harbor Y. c. of Greenwich
Conn. scored her third consecutive
victory over the Valiant Of the Cal
cago Y. c. In the titular series.
In addition to the Manhasset tro-
ply the fasteners took the Ocean
Great Lakes cup, put up for conlpeti-
ton this season by Commodore VIII
liam A. Lydon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
PUGH'S BOAT MAKES
SIS MILES PER HOUR

Chicago, Sept. 8.-As a result Of its
victory in the first race of the series,
Disturber " of Chicago was made the
favortte today 10 win the Wrigley
trophy emblematic of the National
speed boat championship,
The big hydroplane, driven by a
1900 horse power motor, shot through
the water at the rate of . miles an
hour yesterday and easily defeated six
other c0utenders.
The race today was to be over a 80
mile course. Final heats of the series
will be run off tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
200 800 600 1000
Tds. Yds. Yds. Yds,


Iowa City. Iowa, Sept. S.--Trinlty
college, Sioux City, has elected Charles
Parsons of Iowa City coach for the
ensuing wear. Parsons was star
football, track and basketball player
at Iowa university during the last
three years. and enjoyed the distinc-
ton OF having won nine letters in ath-
letics jH that period
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
LACK OF PRACTICE
COSTSTEAM TITLE
Captain DuHavin Explains Why 9Th
Regiment Boys Fell Down at
1000 Yards in shoot
SET A NEW MARK FOR zoo YARDS
Local Contestants TO Try Out Next
Saturday for State Team in the
National Meet.

Lack Of range facilities cost the
9Th regiment team first place in the
state shoot at Camp Logan Monday"
said Captain Ed Dunavin OF Company
A OF Rock Island on his return from
the match yesterday afternoon. The
.Gth regiment team led the entire field
on the first three targets, only TO be
nosed out on the 1000 yard range be-
cause Of lack of practice. Captain
Dunavin explained that none Of the
ranges in this regiment have 1000
yard target. consequently the men get
no practice at this distance. while the
LIST regiment boys Of Chicago, who won
the shoot, practice almost daily at
600 yards
IN addition to coping second place
in the state shoot. the 9Th regiment
boys set q new mark at 900 yards
slow fire, securing q 483 out Of q pos
sibls 500. This record viii probably
stand for some time. Three members
OF the 9Th regiment team, HufIty.
Smith and Deyoe, won gold medals for
finishing among the first Is and Cap
tain Dunavin and John Freiberg Of
Company A of Rock Island and Cap
tain Willis and Salisbury Of Moline
won silver medals for finishing
among the first 80. The 9th regiment
team viii have seven members to try
out for the state team for national
/ competition. which is TO be held at
/ Jacksonville, Fla, Oct 49, II and IS
Captain Dunavln and John Freiberg
with Captain Willis and Salisbury wiz
/ go to Chicago next Saturday to shoot
/ in the tryouts for the state team. Lieu
tenant Nelson of the End infantry led
I the field at Chicago with a record
score of 191 out Of a possible 200
Individual Scores.
/ Following are the individual scores
/ of the 9Th regiment team, which in
/ clades the Rock Island men;
200 800 600 1000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
SAYS BEAN rs READY
TO MEET NICHOLSON

Mickey Pierce of Moline, manager
Of Alex Bean, the wrestler, stated to-
day that he was ready t9 cover the
money of George Nicholson for a
match with his protege. Pierce de
handed a forfeit Of SIS to warrant
him in bringing Bean back from Lit
tie Rock. Ark, where he is now, and
q side bet Of $10o Nicholson offered
to weigh in at 145 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Care Of FaII Pfra.

Fall pigs, raised under favorable
conditions, may be made almost as
profitable as the spring filters. and in
fact, two filters a year are necessary
ii the hog farm is to pay adequately
for the outlay and labor II exacts.
Plenty of homegrown forage and ade-
quate housing are the necessary condi-
tons to success in fall operations.
Pigs narrowed from the latter part Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
PEORIA BUMPED
IN EXTRA INNINGS
Higbee and Brown Slammed for q
Hits in Smuggling Match at
Quincy Yesterday.

Quincy, III, Sept. 8.--The locals de-
feated Peoria in IL innings yesterday,
> TO 4 Score:
Quincy .....00000oO4001-51 II 2
Peoria .......0031OOO0O00-4133
Batteries - Higbee and BoeIzle;
Brown and Marshall and Gard,
Freeport, Ill, Sept. 8.-Davenport
was unable to do anything with Cum
mings, getting only two bingles, and
Freeport won, g to 2. Score:
Davenport ......0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 2-2 l
Freeport ........210002O0 SIS 10 l
Batteries Barnes and Meyer; Cum
mings and Kerns.
Moline at Rockford; rain.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

New York, Sept. 8.--Joseph Rodri-
quez, s. first baseman Of the Reds Of
Havana, has been signed by the New
York Nationals,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

Wireless messages have been sue
sent without the usual aer-
ial The wires. properly insulated,
were laid on the ground.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Whales SpIlt.

ST. Louis. Sept. S.--Long Dave Dav-
enp0Tt, said 10 be the tallest twirler
II captivity pitched q no-hit, no-run
game against the Chicago Whales in
taa first battle Of a twin engagement
yesterday afternoon. Suffice 10 say, he
wen by the count OF TO 0. Then the
Whales got busy in the second and
pulled out a victory in the eighth and
ninth innings by q count Of 10 ?,
thereby splitting the bill with the Ter
Tiers.
The pitching Of Davenport was the
star feature Of the afternoon. Not g
Whale got acquainted with the terri
{Ey around second and only three got
Is far as the initial sack. Two were
PASSED and an error by Hartley al
iowed the other a life. Wilson. Wes-
seFzil and Brennan were the luckily
hsh. Score:
FIRST GAME.
Chicago .......00000000e-0 Q o
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

All the news all the time -- The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08
Individual Scores.

Following are the individual scores
Of the 9Th regiment team, which in
clades the Rock Island men:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-08

UhIcaso -.-...-000 0 90 000-0 Q 0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
Lucharon a tiros.

Bilbao. Noviembre I'm e! cur
50 de IL lucha electoral de aver. CRU
pos de partidarios del CONCEAL y te-
nicnte alcalde senior PereZagua. alta
caron a varios concejales socialistas
despu&s de larga disputa y en- otros
lugarcs han ocurrido cheques entire
los componentes de las distintas ten
Gencias polticas de Ia !ocalidad, ira
bandose primero diSputas Y luego YER
.iaderaS luchas en~carnizadas, n eXtre
no de que Sc ma hecho uso del revol-
yer por unos y otros resultando va
las personals heridaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
XX,NIX.

.A1uclla tarGr cStaba JrSo SacandO
aqua de- In clSIcrna con un anfOra
lie dos aSaS atada a una curria. y
mientraS rjcCutaba este trabaio call
Iaba a media vOZ una canciGn de-
81 pals. De ruandO Ell cuando mi
raba con complarcncia a LIgia y
4 Niniclo. que rn 81 iardiniIIo de Ii
no cOnvcrsaban fernando ~inlercSan
I" glupO. Y Cue vIStoS a d~!stancia.
dcstacandoS" las figura> de- ambos
sobrc rI fondo obscure de- los ci-
presses. parcrian dos cstatuas de- mar
mol pariO. NJ 81 mas leve sOpIo de
brisa agitaba los pIiegues de Sus
tlIniras. Gaia la tar,ie Y los dos j6-
vcneS hablaban cogidoS de la ma
no. IN medic de aquel cuadrO sere-
no Y apacible.
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co. por haber salidO de Anci0 sin
permiso del Cesar?-presunt6 Ia j5-
Ven.
No, armada mia-contest0 e. pa
tricio;-e! Cesar anunci6 que estaria
tres diaS enceTradO con TerpnoS pa
"a componer IN himno. cosa que ha-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03

gaI9 F.. Roma In Gur mr hacr dailo;
n. D,stiIrnlrS rmanarionr> de-.
Subrrra y GrI ESuuilino son las 1u.
m, nariudiran. NO rrrGis que los
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rim nm aSnrrfarulo rirn vrceS mas
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
Ganaron los republicanos.

Madrid. noviembre l7.-El triun-
70 de los candidates republicans en-
esta corte ha Sido complete, pues han
obteriGo mas concejales electos que
los demas partidos.
En- ell nuevo conSistorio entran sic
te republicanos. seis Conservatives,
cjnco libcrales, dos maurlstaS y uno
del partido Defensa Social.
FL orden mas complete RENO en- TO-
COS IO5 districts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
Rompieron las urnas.

Malaga, Noviembre lila sldo
muy crecido ell numero de tumultos
habidos en- csta ciudad, durante las
e~lecciones, trabandose luchas en- dis
tintos lugares cambiandose bastona-
EOS y varios tiros, sin que hayan re-
sultado desgyacias personaleS.
I'm grupo de revOltosos, que reco-
rri6 diversos lugares de la ]poblacion
durarte las elecciones. ataco 4 varios
c~olegios. destruycndo ocho urnas de
votaci6n.
La policia ha logrado arrestar a
rarios de los complicadoS en- estoS DIES
names.
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: Va uuicSirra ahora QUE la casa
dr Limo no rsiuvi-ra "n rSr rIn-
con del Traslibrr haDliado por CELL
t. vulgar. a Iuirn no - Ir Suplr
guardian consideration IN cSt0> Cd
sos. Vi Fl miSmo PaIaliro con los
lrsoros uun r]ncirrra. me- parrce mo-
rada DINA para Ii: como he de- Yer
io sin jnuujrtud IN casa lie Limo.
..arrricndp de- las romodidades a Que
rs.j. qrn.lrmhraja de ia HiirIl
r.i, ror, ~ plauriu. Ligii ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
Mayoria republican,.

Barcelona, Novtembre l7.-Ei
triupfo de los Candidates de IA Goa
lici6n radical ha sido el resultado de
las elecciones de aver.
Once de los candidates r~esu!taron
~elec,os. nueve regionalistas, tres Il
r~erales Y I'M jaimiSta, fue el result
tado dc Ia !ucha.
En- cl consistorio habra de aqui en-
adelante % republicanos, 20 regio-
nalistas. cuatro liberales Y un auto
nomisIa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
GanarOn los cOnScrvad0rcS.

Sr=tIn -! r>rrutinio. han rrsu,ja-
10 rlrrtoS Slrlr r0nSrrvaiorrS. Gin
90 librraIrs. rinrn r"punlirano>. dos
Soria!iSta>. dos mauriStaS Y TN m!"ln
bro del partiio dr Ia i"f"nSa social.
Tod0S cSpantadOS.
F.! prGyimO roH>i>torio =. rGmpOn-
dri Il" r. con>rrNad0rJ>. IL liberia
I.>. - roniunr.oniSta>. Tres MEM
BROS he "a irtrn-a social y dos mau
ri>laS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03

BurgoS. Novi"mtirr Fin una
ra>a dr Ia ralIr PFim. dr "Sta rapf-
tai. ha orurriio I'M violrntO inrrndiO
uu" Ia Ia d"Struiin. rauSando muy
impOrtantc> pdrdidaS 81 >inir>tr0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
NXhEiII.
Carta de Einicio 4 Ligia:

NO has es;ado nunca en Aaclo.
amor de II. vida. con Auto Y con
Pompolia? :. no has viSto eSta
riudad seria dja de felicidad para
mi. FL dia Que que puilera ~ense6ar-
ta.a. n-Sia Llu-rnto a>ta toi0 >
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-03
N0TLCIAS DE ESPANA

te 4 tiros q Eduardo Bueno, dando
lugar cl desorden ocurridO 4 que Sc
suspendiesen las elecciones. por order
de Ia autOTidad.