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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
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D%iinnsu. Sn Gr~muneeIung DOn
grihs seniigt aud tonenoes @aFer
uHb TleiFderiratt. Den inSmifdsn
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ten III Der 5uppt tchsn IdBt. Wian
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
polttiItlt Mtnastrir.
Bel @asenbsd fInb bic 9tiere nidf 81
finSen.

Die menaeerit btr aniirtsn. 0ds IOl.
teine @nFpielune dnF bic beutiden Sc
fanssnenfdesr isin. in Der fd dIerotnsS
cine bunt suIammeusepiirFsIt 6eislIaaft
bsiinbet -. Soft bat fe ols Msni9rp
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bic auFen fein, bon Denen ieber cine par'
bslnbe Menagtrit fir iil if. Sc Iolt
ubsrbuupt teine auipisIuug iein. fOnbsrn
einc SpieleTei = ouf Rotten Der aliirs
ten.
Wtr BADEN ein Uleadgsrte bsf aatirten
8ufammeHgeiteut, in tpsIdgr lid fOIgenDs
GrempIare befiHDeu:
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ala fe nod an ibrsn Gisg gldnbte.
Der . ar L btftn 5el bic aaiirttn
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
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4aris. .. gue. Die fron50fif6e
9eputirtenfommer nobm beite nit
AIT gegeu Is Stimmeu eine gieio-
luton an, mel9e Die gieeierung er.
mddtigt, alien 8ei8en Safer uno
gaais in 5ronfreid e~in5u3ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

Bette @eleaeubeit - fir einen 8e-
neralsM erhnnoiie Store on3ufan-
gen in Gbppa, Reb. 6obe eincn
@ditore 81 bprmietbeit. CUTE Gage ii.
bette @elegenbeit fir eiiten @eih1ftg-
mann, Der 8eittfh unO gngIiid pcr.
itebt. Stir nabere 4usfunft ooreiIie-
er: RaiI S. @lnoermart, 9ruggiIt,
Sbiomo, aepb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
Der enftserbrana bes gdnaers.

Die tpiheni4oftIi9e @rforl6ung
osr Stimmte9nit beI9dftiate Die
Oeitsrrei9iide GeieaI9aft fir srpes
rimsnteLe Pbunetit in elmer ibrer les
ten Sigungsn, profeFor Or Retbi
(GBien) beridtete iber unterTuduns
gen an SGngern, I'M feft3uItsuen, ipie
ii4 beirn barten unO ipeihen Sons
anfaB Der 2uftDer6rau9 geltalte. I'm
len oeu Gdngern lelbit berrf6en Oo.
rider geteilte Meinrngen. Ret6i
tommt auf @ruuO iorgfdltiger qri
fungen 3u Dem grgsbuis, ooB Der
Hdrten 4nIab. Gtit lpentt an GteQt
auftnerbrau6s urGtonomilb 1T. ues
beroies lift er iddbIi9, neil ,er Die
SttmmbGnoer ret3t. 9iele .@dnger.
tucten" entitebcn leSigIi9 our9 ben
barteu anIoB. grIt penn an tGsne
Des barten anIaBes Der fpeiAe tritt,
uerl4pinoen ole Rei3ungserfdeinun.
gen. als Gegel unO SDitem Iolte
Der harts 4niab ni9t ssIter. 2lasrs
Oings iit er beim aOlpraturge1dng
unentbebrlid. gr9 benDtigt man
i'm 9elegentltd. ndmentIi9 betm beuts
lden Sert i'm 9tgeniub insbeTonoere
gum italienii9en. I'm einen eetpiI
fen GTfett at er3itlsn mub man oos
DON du6 oiis tiinitttrif4sn @riinSen
6ebrau9 MAIDEN.
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HaHf tait
Fiaaalth M
i H los
fffF
i.f fflf 50
nd nfs Iff
0fltHf W $500
Btmlb m so ms t8
.gtH
tt man wifnt i0-is aR
.tfltff
alf ta tllf al on 50.
Corn is.h rtf
uif b8 lg iffeft to
.Na
9giielmatia ss 6a aqa5
lBlenlih daie bic CUTE
G
llHav Eiagtt melilfn8 f0#ia Htthf.
miie his hdle S8 11 95
8iemlih auie his cute S550-
01
Miitflmasaf ST. Ts 660.
.wrns Neiiiieric aiihe So 20 G75
@ras .aciiiigrie 3eiier8 $3.50 100
toder5 IT. Seekers. Niarit lduaiam.
.t0--t5 nie6ridcr.
@tte bib bette 6ceoers 81 TO-
$50.
3iemdd CUTE Els cute Seekers
So 5O-7.50
@ittelmabiae sioders $3.50
$50.
Stod Settlers $5.75-6.50
Stod aiibe $4,000
Stod aGl6sr Sc. 00-7. 80.
@eol adl6er $7.00-i0.00.
Bulls, Stags uip. So. 50-7.25.
Sdlmeine -9uhibr 5000. @ortt
30 hober.
Gurdidnittsprcis So. 20-6.4o.
&6fiter &teis S7.25.
Shafc-3ufu6r $4,000. I1orft felt.
8urhidrihsprcis $4,000.
@0diter @reiS 5000.
2dmmer, Morft 10-15 boher.
Mutteridofe, cute biz bette 5000
$50.
Sdbrlingc, quite big bette 5000
7.2O.
8iooer, quito bis bette $5.75-6.5o.
G6irGaO &nrft6rridt.
$4,000. @arft
meiit t0-15 nieoriger.
$1,000.
SGbrIinge $10.255.
Sellers $3.50.
Sdneine-9uflt6r $4,000. glarft
Gffnete 5 bober, ShluB idtpod.
9lrdidnittspreis $6.65-7.30.
SodIter &reis $7.65.
SGafe-3uiubr 1900. M}artt ?arf
@odIter 9reis $3.50.
1926.
gseItern 2dmmer $3.50.
Boa- Hammer $t1.40.
Colorado 2Gmmer $t1.5O.
tSriibIing.QGmmer 1886.
2Gmmer $1,000.
SAnhn M1tttcrihafe S5.75.
9amIas Gitg Marftberidt.
RinODie6-3ufubr 1900. 0tnrft
Iangiom, ihpad, Is nieoriger.
SG6rlinge $3.50.
SabrIinge $3.50.
aiibe ilnO Sellers, Murtt langiam.
Mnrtt felt.
aGlber, Marft felt.
S6iueine-9ufubr 5000. 0tarft
meiitens 10 6ober.
3rrGidmttspreis $6.75-7.35.
@61iter 8reiS $7.42.1 VI
Sdafe-3ufubr 5000. 0tarft felt,
bobar.
2dmmer bodJter 8reis 5000.
ct. Soiepb M%arftberidt.
RinObieD--8ufubr t,400. W}orft
lunregelmaBig feIt, 10 nieori9er.
S1brlinge 1856.
Sdiueine-3ufubr 5000. @tarft
cute 5-10 bober, onoere felt.
01rdi6uittspreis $S.40-6.50.
Sofiter GreiS $7.35.
Sfafc--3uirBr $500. @}artt felt.
1Gmmer. Mtarft 10--t5 bober.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09
Omaha @etreibemnrft.

0mobd, 8. glltg. 1915.
Gltrfep @eiaen-
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SIR. 3. 116-141
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SIR. 2. 140-145
Scr. 3. t37-t42
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Scr. 8. 79A--74A
Scr. A. 7SA-731a
Scr. 5. 73--73A
Scr. s. 721a--73
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gtr. 2. 7474H
SIR. 3 1874 7414
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-09

3H btriaHith l5nWalanh IL bfi ga.
ilai t3eafabeH Nfbrasita @ilb.
Talatas Hhn. Msafmma4 NnHirn
te frn 5afmIanh. cite sie MIR Be-
ridtm 100 uuo mas Sie ia tnaieu
peoentf austuHit fret SaawaIifr
ganO Aasuru, Cool. glehr. At3
Teinte ptim In Otntihsr WitOer.
laHnna leo ader. 9 Meilen
@orms. 5 Wleilcn pen gt. qibcrp
nn0 s WeiIen BON Chapman 9lcbr..
aeleaeu, Bu b%erfaufen. so Ader
eruteierta 6 Mder Aliain, Heit
Met0e. oles e%inae51tut. clnisee oo-
bon NIT Grabtaetleft oaes eberL
o~llerbeiter gooen. giites 7 9inmer.
boiis. gutter stan fir 10 9ier0e.
10 aiibe. Subuerbous. Woidhoiis,
n1e anoeren nntbmenoiaen IitBeit.
eebdii0e, traeeu6e 9lpfelb1ume. fIei.
ner. g91l0, 1 9rl1irnen mo W2ilblc.
2 Weilen bis 81 oeIitidp liitberiiher
Stride. Die 0ortiae 0eutid lutbcri.
ihe 5duIe bat so SdulfinOer. Gin
feines Semi in oelttider Iohbor.
idoft. Qreis $f25.00 bro ader.
9ln3abllng $4,000 III bar, Geit bleibt
5 Sabre at go iteben. Staots
3eoI Gitote & Snn. 60, Central
GitD, gfebr. 10.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

refiireli periu9en, ,ipidbrenb BE 8ais
fteqen bel Jrtebenol Sob finb."
Der Maiiige ftounte, aber er ge,
langte auf ben @ipfel Der @emiitblid.
tett, als 5rdulein Rlara na@ benz
Mbenobrot cine partie Stat bprf9luq
unb 'ibm, bon auffunenbem Slid Be,
-ganitigt, mebrere Sbaler obnabm.
.Nls man enDli9 gesen 10 rbr our
Nube ging, tonnte er ntdt 19lafen.
8ebanten, bic ct LANCE fir INNER be-
graben gu baben pG6nte, tomen unb
gtngen. Da3pii@en ba9te er an feline
So9ter unb idalt fi9 einen alten
@iel, nur UNI geid barauf ben @ntz
f4lub au faf1en, Gna ID f9nen als
mDglt4 gu Derbeiratben. Gnbli9 fanb
ct bic erfebnte &ube unb {1lief Bis an
ben bellen Morsen.
Oils i'm Trdulein b. RDnigsborn
bonn in 8egleitune tbreS @aters Ell
~genbdnbig bur9 5elb unb Walb 9ez
fabren unb i'm ni6t nur auf ale gu=
ten @igen14aften fonbern au9 auf
bic @4pd4en aufmert{am gema9t
bate, ba fprang er fe1bit Bel Der Na9=
baufefunft tpie Elm Singing aus benz
Wasen, INN Trdulein Rlara galant
bon ibrem .@iB gu belfen.
Mdbrenb ii6 9err @runau auf {ei>
mem 3immer um5pg, bate Der Sber1tz
lieutenant NIT Grau unb 9p9ter, 3ur
Wermeibung ieber l1eberpa9ung, i'm
elterlt9en S4laf5immer cine Musz
fpra4e. Ser Batter tpolte pieber BON
Der fin. lie ale glei@mdbtg porbanbez
men Notblage fpreden, aber 8lara unz
terbraa TIN trob bes 5uitimmenben
mitterli@en Ropfnidens nit ben
Morten: u2ieber gapa, bas tennen
mir. Sd pctB aub, bab mir mabrz
1aetnli@ emit bas @did1al bliiben
ptrb, bic Rinber frember2eute in 8erz
I'm 1paoieren gu fiibren pber elmer
tranten alten Dame 10 lange por3uz
le1 len, Bis i4 Die S9ninb{u9t babe;
aber t4 frage Sid bo9, uls fiinben
mir bpr @Dtt: Siebit 9u teinen anbez
rem Muspeg2.
rMur, tpenn @ert feline SCOOTER
beiratbet," itieB Der Sber5tlieutenant
nit flagli9er .Miene berppr.
1SSortiebuna foIet.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
@irmer bernriaden piele aiuber.
&ranfbeiten.

@iirmer, BEL Sau1enben, berauben
bas &inb Ser @%rndbrung, berDinoern
ietn Badlen. beruriaden @%eritopfnns.
nnberoannng, &erbolitdt, irreg1Idren
Mppetit, iSeber 11nb manbmal @rdm<
pie. o8idapoo @orm &ielr" gibt fiir
oieie 2eiben 6iiIfe. Gin @iertel bis
5lt einem bie1er al1genebmen gan6bs
SabIetten, genommen lart gpr1hrift.
tDbtet l11b bertreibts sic @iirmer. rez
gulirt @nres &inbes Magen .unb felt
@e1unobeit nnb 2ebensfrnft nieber
ber. 5olt cine Original 25c ; s6a6tel
bon Current Mpotbefer. 8ringt Cures
&nbes @eiunobeit rnb 3lfunft nidt
In @efabn,spein eun 10 ,llberess. llro
einfa6es &e;1n1ittel gu baben 1T.
(Mna.)t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22
Mmerifas @MitenluadltSient.

M}tt obisem Mamen pirb jebt bic
9ereinigung beS 3oltutter< unb beS
2ebensrettungS : 9tenfteS Ser Ser.
Staten be5et6net. Gs ipuroen Ye=
benten 9egen biefe @%ereinigung erboz
ben - mobon ietner5eit ou9 an norz
liegen6er Ste1e bic 3ebe mar - aber
Die @rfabrung i4eint gu ibren Sun,
item gu enti9eiben.
Der Muspeis bie1es bereinigten
Dienites i'm erften Mednungsjubre err
sibt, bob fir jeben bertpanbten Doll
far fir $500 @igentum BON Ma6ersz
gefabr gerettet murbe, uno bab 1898
Men5denleben Sem 8erberben entri{z
len, un0 81 aufgegebene @rads, nell
DE ben @9iffspertebr iperrten, gtiidz
li6 beieitigt norben iino.
Die rRuitentpade" felt cine Slot
tenreierpe bod]geI4ulter Sffi5iere unb
Wannf4aften bar, pel6e nit sen RUz
item griinolt9 bertraut linb unb je<
oer3eit pom p~rd1ibenten in bic
RriegSflptte nerfeBt percen
t6nnen. Sbre Mrbeit belhrdntt 1i6
6ouptid9lt4 auf oie &i1ten bes Mtz
(antif4en unb oes @tiuen D5eans {p<
ipie auf bic @rpben 8tnnenieen; bod
tann Tie ou9 in binnenldnoif9en
Dienit berufen perben, tparrn burd
grobe Slub=neber19pemmungen Sc
ben Ii. @igentum ernItli9 baorobt 1ino.
uebsr 1000 Offi5iere unb Manrz
[aaften umfabt ois nsus Drganiiaz
tion, fonie 26 S4tffe bonn 6pa1ecz
5pp, 20 SafenzS @leppboote, unb
nabe5u 300 Riitenpo9< @tationen.
graber tparen piele ebrgei3ige, trebz
lame junge Mdnner abseneigt, in
ben 3o1tutterz o6er in sen Qshens<
rettungSbienit gu treten, ober biefe
Ibneigung biirfte iebt babura iiber=
punben poroen fem, bab fir ben
Ruit enzM a6tbtenit Die ndmll9en Be=
itimmungen betreffs @erabl9iebul,g
nit Peniion, erbDbten @oloes Fir
Wteoeranperbung uno 5ir1prge fiji
5interblie6ene Der I'M DienF umses
tommenen 2eute getroffcn porDen
limb, pie fir 6ie reouldre Strieasflotte
nnh N~nnhesnrmee.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-22

Mit urdfdnittenera eble
tpllrbe Der Tarmperpolter Mnbrep
Gonn, Der bic 5arm 1eines @9paz
gers Stint eine Meile norbparts BON
Tlorence, Neb.. an Der Calhoun Roab
pernaltste, i'm @eftibiil bes syormz
baufes aufgefunben. 9as leBte, ipas
man BON ibm peib, it, bob ct
Sonntag abenb fpdt ii9 BON 6lo-
renee aug in @efelli9aft zines 5rem-
ben auf ben 9eimtpeg besab. Conn
lit itart an @alleniteinen, unb lit
nod nidt tlar, ob Morb ober @elbf-
morb bDrliegt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
Ell U N E~CoNoMICo.

Como nuestro3 lectores habran no.
tado, ~tenerioS en- nuestTo diUrio n
seccion Ilamada de Anuncios Econo-
micos, sohre la cual quercEios lamar
IA atencion del publico en- general.
Ests seccion es de verdadcra impor-
iancia para el que busca un cmplec,
para cl que quierc un cmpleedo O sir
v~iente, para 81 que tiene algo que
yender o conPrEr, para toaos, n re-
sumen, los que aeceSitan ponerse en-
contacto con alguien para llevar a
cabo ell arreglo de cusiquier negocio.
LA PRENSA es ell p~eriodico mexi-
cano mas ieido dentro y fuera de San
Antonio Y sus anurcios son de result
tados prScticos i~nfnediatos. En- GUAM
to al precio de clos en- la aeccion de
Auuncios Economicos, bastenos de-
cir que podernos pubiicarlos hasta por
ia insigniFicante suma de Is ~centavos.
ST recesita listed trabsj 10 O cmplea-
dos, 81 trata de ~rentar, comprar o
venoer alguEa asa o terrenc, 81 ha
perdido aiguna cosa, 81 quiere COM
prar O vender r,uebles, joyas, ETC.,
Pase a nuestras oficinas y lie daremos
a onocer nuestras condolences para
publican los anuncics econ6micos.
Por nuy POGO dinero conSeguira 10
que listed Gesea, pucs LA PRENSA
es Zelda en- todas parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
FL uIBR0 DEL REY alberto

dos meses, B6Igica ma luchado no So
10 su baralla propia, siuo tambien, Ia
baral.a de Francia, la bataIla de Ia
Gran Bretaha Y Ia batalla de Ia IL
lartad.
'Por 81 bravo gesto contra Ia in
c~mparabIe superioridad. ma agregado
m nuevo Q i~nspirado capitulo a los
males heroicos de la Humankind y.
III vez. IN elevado a un nivel mas al
-r los futures destinos del hombre:
1aro ella Ia sufrido su terrible pena.
81 hello pas ha sido ~desvastado. Sus
-eyhas que estaban Iistas para ser
~-cog.tas, han sido dispersadas So
80 Ia terra. Sus pueblos han sido
.aaos q las ll&mas. Sus ciudades
use cx-rcmecido con eI rugido de
- bomb&s ' los gritos del comba-
q. Sus monumentcs historicos, We
.erables por Ia association del saber Y
o n;cdad han sido arrasaGos. y, So
re TODD, Ia muerte ha tornado IN
-eme-Io tribute en- sus hombres So
re el campo de baJaila al prop:o item
% que, mulri5udes lie sus supervi-
.ences. los mas ~joveaas, los mas vie
.. los mas dtbiles, los mas pcbres
rGos i~nocertcs y todos sin auNiIio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
Ell Lie. EDUARDO TAMaRlZ.

Anteriormente radicado Ell la ciu-
dad de Mexico, Efrece a listed sus
s~ervicios en- .oda cIase de asuntos
relacionados con su profession, va
sea aqui o en- la RepdbliCa Next
cana. Ell Lie. Tamariz esta asocia-
do con los abogadOs Cobbs, ESkridgs
y Cobbs, cuya oficina esla situada
en- los ndmeros Iii a 72O del Brady
Building, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17
PlPORRAZ0S.

iDuro, don S~aturnino! iNo Sc
duerma, vaIedOr! iYa Sc acaba Ell
pan caIiente! iAtranqueie compa-
dritO! iC6mprese su PIP0RRAz0S!
Vale cuarenta ferros.
Kaga sus pedidos de Plp0RRA-
EOS a: IGNACIO E. L0ZAN0.--
COZ DolorOsa St.-,San Antonio, Te-
zas, mandandO los cuarenta ceDts-
vos con Gu pedido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17

&c t|NA4l SsAlOElNo r ~ ~"
,bian creado I'M opinion publica con
traria. Ell dos de abriI de 1867, Be-
Nedetti Sc dirige en- los siguienteS
terminus al Ninistro de Negocios Es-
tranjercs de su pals: He ydelto a
yer a Bismark. FL Sc queja de las
dificultades ante las cuales Sc en-
cuentra Y parecc hacernos culpa del
paso dado por el Rey de los Paises
.Bajos, dirigiendose oficialmente al
Rey de Prussia antes de haber con
versado con ell Gabinete de Berlin.
Las comunicaciones prematuras no
deiar al Gobierno prusiano toda su
.iDertad." Bismark tomaba esta acti-
-ud porque era Ia mas co]nveniente
r. Sc queiaba de cue Sc hubiese ha-
rlado con ell Rey de Prussia antes de
altar con 81 Gabinete de Berlin, que
IRA e. Y NADIA mas que 81. porque te-
mia una debilidad de 81 Rey Y Senior.
ono siempre Ia teni6.
Los actos posteriores demuestran
.uln leios estaba 81 de tencr Ia m
; melon de acceder a los planes de
Napoleon III. En- e%fccto. cuando e!
ran Duquc resuelve detinitivamen-
. % romper los tratos de IA yenta. 81
@ siente satisfecho Y contenJo; y
ucgo Sc dirige a las potencias para
sltenor una c~Onfcrcrcia internac!o-
al en- Londres, Y eyitar Ia guerra.
En- Lond~es. sin embargo, el Co
ierno Sc desirteresaba del LuNem-
l~go. Y tie sd ~neutralidad, como ha
.contccido IucgO tambitn ' en- los pre-
,ates dias, Y no Sc guerra una diff
ultad mas. nj Sc guerra asumir. Dor
10 tener imterts alguno en- cl asunto,
ma resDonsabiIidad para 10 future.
: las t~nstarcias de Prussia. Stanley,
! Ministro de Relaciones EEteriores
giles. daba una dthil contestacion
en- I'm tclecrama al embaiador Lord
-owley. decia e. y de abril de 1867:
Para que reunir una confercncia has
q tanto Prussia no Sc haya decrdido
pronurciarse sobre Ia fortaleza
que postel del LuZemburgo 0, por
D mcnos. hasta tanto Francia no ha-
r,,-;r,r4rJo rra 50 c0watrra q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17

70 ue ul cSCOtll4ol. LSLe Se dDlC
de pronto, Y ell REQ Sc precipira en- el
vacio. quedando coigado de la cuer-
da de la horca.
ResuIta de este IN chOque vioLen-
TO que produce una estrangulacion
sapidisima Y una muerte r~elativamen
te suave.
Pcro Pcpita no habia perdido ITEM
20. La hermosa criolla habia vista
10 al G~obernador, y como 10 fui tes-
tigo de Ia e~ntrevista, no podri refe-
rir . ustedcs establishments 10 que
Das6 en- ella. 10 unico que puedo
Iccir es que Pcpita saIio del despa-
cho del G~o5crnador con ell indu!to de
Ramirez.
Provista de tan importante docu-
mento, prcsentose Ia criolla en- la
asa del i~erife. cI cual no pudo ocul-
n su asombro al c~nte-arse de Ia Or
len de, G~o5ernador.
-Eonoaco a mis- ADMINISTRATORS
-diio 81 fuucionario-y Ramirez no
:grara 10 que desea. No scra ahor-
..,do po~gue asi 10 disponc Ia auto
-idai, pero sea iynchado por Ia mu-
.hcdumbre. Y no 81 81 esa muerte es
-refcriotc a la cue Sc realiza por me-
Ito de nucStro sistema de ~cscorllon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17

Fasa I Ia nagiua :, ceIumna {
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-17

1=ss = ls Rsgins : eelumna l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
FARMERS INSTITUTES
Dates Announced for Educational
Campaign Northern Neck.

Dates for eleven farmers Institutes
in counties OF The Northern Neck OF
Virginia were announced by j. J Owen,
director OF the farmers institutes The
meetings will be under the auspices OF
the state Department OF Agriculture,
in cooperation with county demon
strat:on agents and other agricultural
interests
The institutes will be held as fol-
lows:
Monday, August 9-Mangohick. King
William County.
Tuesday, August l0-King and Queen
Courthouse.
"Wednesday. August ll-Saluda, Mid
dlcSeX County.
Thursday, August l2--Tappahannock
ESSEX County.
Friday, August l3-Warsaw, Rich
Saturday, August i4-Lancastcr, Lam
caster County.
Monday. August 10 Heathsville.
northumberland County.
Tuesday. August l7-Montross, West
morclaud County.
"Wednesday, August lS--King George
Courthouse.
Thursday, August -Spotsylvania
Courthouse.
Friday, August 20-Bowlng Green,
Caroline County.
The institutes will be held in coun-
ties, where there are few. If any, rail
roads, and Director owens and the cX-
perts who VIII make addresses will
travel from one county seat to another
by automobile or other private con-
Eeyancc. The meetings in this sec
tion have been held annually for the
last three or four years and have
aroused great interest, all being we'll
attended. Experts from the United
states Department OF Agriculture and
from West virginia will Snn11S soil
Improvement, corn growing, rotation
OF crops. and other important subjects.
The lectures al each point will begin
al 10 o'clock in the morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
VISIONS OF MULE AND
CROPS END IN ARREST
w, {. Jones Confesses 70 Theft md
Sale Of Corn-Arrcsted by
HenrirU Police.

w. c. Joness vision of mule and
welltiiied crops suddenly vanished
yesterday when Chief of Police T.
Wilson Seay, OF Henrico, tapped him
on the shoulder and announced that
the law had other plans for his flu
ture. Jones gave no hint Of his am
billions at the time, but it all came
out afterwards
Yesterday morning Minerva Jones.
store, Hanover County, missed her
mich COW. The ne!ghbors were noti-
fled at once and countrywide search
instituted After searching vainly for
some time. the missing animal, much
to the joy Of Minerva, was finally To-
Gated at the dairy farm OF John Mil
Ter. on the Nine Mile Road, about three
miles from the city. Mr.. Miller gave
a minute description OF the negro who
mad sold him the COW in the early
morning, ana this description was at
once communicated TO Chief Scay.
The arrest was made yesterday af-
tcrnoon about o'clock on seventeenth
street, between Main and Franklin
Streets. The negro stoidly denied the
charge. but the evidence was so con-
vincing that Chief Scay held on TO him
and tclcphoned for Mr.. Miller to come
down and identify him. This Mr.. Mil
Ter did. and then IL was that the con-
fession came. Zones said he hailed
from Charles City County and needed
a mule to farm with. The COW. he said,
offered the best opportunity he had
seen.
Mr. Miller gave Jo~rs check for
SIS for the COW. He had $40 of this
when placed under arrest. 1t is prob
able that he will be turned over 10 the
Hanover authorities for trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
BANKS HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Negro Chnrged With Having Cocaine
in His PosseSsion.

John Banks, colored. was held for
the grand jury yesterday by Justice
II. y. Maurice in the Police Court.
Part H., charged with having guam
tity of cocaine in his possession.
Banks was arrested Tuesday after
noon by Captain y. S Wright and
Patrolman Phillips, OF the Third Dis
trict. and when searched Il bottle and
a quantity of loose cocaine tablets was
found on his person. He was EN-
ployed by DR.. +. Sewart fIonaker, of
1907 Hull Street. from whom it is al
legged the drug was stolen.
United States Marshal Saunders ap-
peared in court and asked that the
negro be turned over to Federal au-
thoritics for prosecution by the gov
ernment under the Harrison anti-nar-
cotic act. but the request was refused
and Banks held for the grand jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
Sent to Central State Hospital.

William Randolph, colorcd of Hen
rico, who was adjudGed insane Mon
day by a commission of lunacy, was
Yesterday sent to the Central State
Hospital at Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
HEAR COUNTY CANDIDATES
Political Rail. Held at Ridge Church
in Iienric0.

Picnics and social gatherings, where
the candidates for the various county
offices meet ard ningle with the peo-
pie of the community and set the poll
teal pot TO boiling more vigorously
than ever. are quite frequent in Hen-
rico these days.
Yesterday there was such an affair
out at Ridge Church. the Three
Chopt Road about eight miles from the
city. Tho odd Fellows and the Junior
Order of American Mechanics who
have lodges there. gave an all-day
picnic, to which all the candidates and
tho leading citizens Of the country
aido were invited Most Of the aspi-
rants to political honors accepted the
invitation. and the courthouse was left
in solitude.
Next Monday the Lakeside Demo
cratic Club will hold final rally be-
fore the election, and all the candidate
are invited 20 be present The voters
of Brookland District are urged to
turn out in full force.