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The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

ed fifty five cents per barrel, now selling for $7.15. Cash wheat sold at $i.36 f-4, the highest in over forty years. It Is predicted that May wheat will reach two dollars per bushel.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07
War Makes EoIur Jump

Chicago, Jan. 6-Fhe Amer.- can people will feel the effecls of the great European war severely within the next few 'a9nths. One of the direct re-
 It's of Inc war Twas manifest d yesterday, when flour jump
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

Staff Capt. Robert Smith, in charge of the Salvation Army work in this region, arrived town from his headquarters in Ayrangell on yesterdays City of Seattle and left for Metla- kahtla immediately.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

Vera Cruz, Jan. 5-Word is received from Mexico City thaf ihe brother of Gen Carranza is a prisoner in u hands o' Gen. Santi Banez.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07
Strikes Mine And Sinks

The Swedish steamer Car ma, struck a mine in the North Sea Monday and sank with ali on board.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

There is reported to be a movement afoot among the business men of Juneau to start a Citizens Light and Fuel company with the object Of SC curing a reduction of the rates for power and light.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

The Burnside on her way to the Westward to effect cable repairs in the Prince William sound region, arrived up from the south this morning.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING

In the Commissioners Court of the precinct of KeGchikan Territory of Alaska, Division No. 1, In Probate.
 In the matter of the estate Df R. $. Holt, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Dan Nelson has filed his final account in this court, as Ad- 'ministrator in the estate of R. 5. Holt. deceased and that the time and place of holding the final hearing for the allowance of sair account and the hear ing of objections thereto, has been set for Monday, Dec, 2S, 1914 at the Court House of Ket- chikan, Alaska, whe many objec- tions thereto may be heard. Done in open court this 23rd day of October.
 E. s. STACKPOLE,
 Probate Judge. First Pub. Oct. 29th, 1914. Last Pub. Dec. 3rd., 1914.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the Hon. Robert w. Jennings. Dis trict Judge for the District oi Alaska, made on the 26th day of October, A. D. 1914, at Jul neau, Alaska, a special term ot the District Court for the Dis trict of Alaska, Division No One, will be held in the Uni ted States Court House at Ket- chikan, Alaska, beginning or Monday, November 30, 1914 at the hour of ten o'clock il lhe forenoon of said day.
 Witness my hands and the Sea of this Court, this 26th day of October, 1914.
 J. w. BELL, Clerk of the District Court fo the District of Alaska, Divi sion No. One.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07
FEW SHEET METAL WORKS

Tommy Davis for some time Will Strong's right hand man a the Strong Stove Works, ha, C decided to go into business or | IS own account, and to that end has rented the building on Water street formerly occu : Pied by the Inman plumbing shop and will open the Alaska Sheet Metal Works as soon a he can get his plant in shape and secure his stock of mater ial.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

Mrs. Ryus, who has been il sposed for some ime, is i'm proving.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07
NOTICE

In the District Court for the District of Alaska, Division Number 1, at Juneau.
 In the matter of calling 6 Special Term of Court at ket- chikan, Alaska.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

New line of bath and loung- ing robes at Ffs1dFss adv.
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07

Send in your furs and get the best market price for them from P. J. Gilmore. adv
The Ketchikan miner., 1915-01-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

E 4 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
NJ MILL|N
REPEATS HIS
DON'T LIST
Simple Precautions That Will
Assist Householders and the
Police in Stopping Pilfering
During Big Week.

with the approach of fbe state ilIy
there hJe started ID blr .u.IuN OF
strangers amt chief of ro.n. MeNul-
lin has complied U list UI dos and
dDu'ts which. 30 observed Hy fu, ras!-
dents, wil mo- doubt prevent uIIf,Iug
Last uish' several huld-up- and small
rouberics were reported. JuI VUII.
extra pItr0iWcu and pain CLOTHES men
are being placed uu the force the cite
gems can du much to prevent the
robbers from making t harvest uat
of thc fair week. There b.. always 90
large nuWHes OF crooks that follow
%circusest races and state fairs ana the
fair In Albuquerque will nc eco oNpep-
ton.
Here's what 90 do
Keep your money and Jpwe.rt .r "a
bank or safety deposit box
Keep The lights Die Iu you. home.
i1rglurs duut Iik" lghts
Keep away from ALLEYS and poorly
lIshtod sections Of the cIty
Hrr's what not to do
Don't answer your door lUto az
night
Don't Io..Ir in crowds with t1tr
watch uNpp..l fo Wow.
Don't .Hrs large sums OF money
with fu1 r~lDkpo,kots mH. s,t 10 .
you de-
Don't keep large sums ui money or
J'w'irE 100 tha home
Don't 90" away and leave your door
unlocked
Don't leave the window. u.o.b.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
FINE ARTS DISPLAY
MATERIAL WANTED
BY SATURDAY
Hall Will Be Open at Fair
Grounds Saturday Morning ;
Displays Will Be Received
to Sunday Evening Only.

The superintendent Of the fling arts
department OF the state fair viii be-
az the department on saturday after
noon and on sunday afternoon Co re-
ceiye exhibits FOR nat department.
Entries viii close on Monday noon.
but IN the culinary department exhfb-
is will be received until noon Tues
day.
From al over the state thCre comes
inquiries concerpinp this department
and special efforts are being made 20
house the biggest and best exhibit al
fancy work ever exhibited az any state
fair In the southwest
The women uf the state have made
a remarkable showing in this depart
ment Tor the last two years. and this
year. the year OF 70 real state lair. 10
Is expected that they Will set 4 mark
that will be hard Co overcome in tho
future Especially is this expected dt
the Albuquerque women, AN ut whom
have taken q deep interest In the sue
cess OF the fair this year. % il is
expected that theer Will De uo lack of
Interest in the fine arts department
the department that BE- created ,spc-
vlaliy for the women folks
&c there b. any Information desired
regarding exhibits call up Mrs. Hicks.
telephone 800.
The exhibit viii Boo on the stage ol
the casino, which Is being decorated
and put In shape to receive IT, \
special feature in connection with the
exhibit this year viii boz 90 rest Don
where cots viii ue provided 100 case
of fatigue or sickness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
Today;s War
Summary

bulgaria not only has rejected
the domand- uf Russia. but has
scnt an uitimatum o. serbia CON
corning Ma cdpnia. according tu
unofficial advice from pctrogtad.
10 T. declared that u rcply from
serbia within twCniy-four hours j.
Demanded.
German guns broke up ycstcr-
day q French attcmpt to resume
the offensive on tia front at the
former attack ln the Champagne.
Berlin declares.
ON the eastern front the Ger
man report having Fcpui~cI de-
tcrmincd Russian attacks In the
lSln~k region. Initial successes
for the itussianS are admitted. but
the situation afterwards Turned
In favor ct the German troops, IL
T. asserted.
The resignation Of Premier
Ncnizelos and hi rnhinrt haS been
accepted - kiHg Constantine uT
Greece. Ofncial advice. 10 this
eject were RS ciscd la London
today.
The GrccS prcmicr's rpsisua-
tion, which la. further DompIi-
Gated the already decidedly un.
ccrtein nulkan situation. was he
oansc the king Informed ~ Ven
i1elus that hc could NOT pursue thu
cabinets policy 20 ,lc end. ap-
curding Ia Athcn. adNicc.. The
premier had Indicated ihut he
favored strong support 90 SER
III ia compliance with Grcccc'>
treaty obligations.
Win definite developments al
the Cuursc to De- pursued by BuI-
guriH. Greece sind isumnnia -tiiI
Ia king. us. landing ui allied
uouis a. ~aiuniki continue. Nj.
ditionai ircuDlt fni.c- di-cmhurk-
cti today, -upplcmcutiug the force
~ 10000 already landed. % j.
reported from Athcu-.
bulgaria hu- Jailed Ca reply 20
thr Hu->inn uitimutum. pctrugrad
advice state aud % g. assumed ln
entente quarters tiHt her cuir,
into ubc VAR uu tiw side oI the
central puwcr- b. Imminent.
tiuUlnulu g. showing -iau~ Of
artiAin, hurrigdly -cndiu- troops
tu thc liui.atiau irouiicr and
mhins other military measure. of
"n cNtruurdiulry nature, Dc b.
stated bee ucWsagcuo, di-patohc-
nom Greek sources.
% g. Declared in an Athens dI--
patch tiHt following announce
mcni Of the cabinet. resignation
siitlus- of tho chamber were -u.-
pended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
}ssss Factory (:
Wood
Kindlmg
AZTEC FUEL CO..
PHONE ISL
BULGARIA FINALLY
LINES UP WITH
GERMANY IN WAR
Gcontinued nom Page one.l
PHONE 251


oudary importance az the time Of a
world a During the last year We
have twice officially offered SOFIA o.
maka nny reasonable agreement con-
corning Macedonia. In addition "a
which the entente allies repeatedly
haze attempted 10 reach a peaceful
solution Of this question in order 90
avert the danger threatening siay-
dam. - ~sfs ttt- .
An these efforts were succc
ful because there is no critical Mace
cdqnian question. The question 'a
German influence. the complete aun-
ordination OF Bulgaria TO German .n-
huence. the complete subordinatiop uf
Buiearia 70 German Interests.
Germany is not interested Ia
Slavic affairs. She Is merely using
Tho Macedonian question TO pronote
her ncgemony IN the Balkans and
complete the conquest Of the near
cast-"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
BRITISH AND FRENCH
MINISTER'S 10 GET OUT

~pctroRrad, oct. 6 Cvia London,
f;i5 .. m.1-It Is understood here
that the British and French ministers
az SOFIA have received Instructions 20
leave bulgaria % RUSSIA sewers Dip
iomatie relations with the country.
The Bulgarian consul az Petrorrid.
r. Knmazyref departed last n.ehi bg
wrF of Finland. Many Bulggrians re-
siding Do Russia. o. is reported here
are offering 90 enlist la tho Russian
army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
KING AND VENIIFLOS
SPLIT ON SIItBIAN TREATY

London oct 6 GAGE %. MIA disc
patch 90 the PaH Mall Gazette Pro- o.
Athens slys mat Premier Ner.zeI0s
in W Interview declared the res sra-
inn oi the cabinet was mado lre..f.
Hile because oi tine imrH--Iu'IfE
enna.lng tho prcmlcrs in|.orurc.a-
on OFF Grecro'F treat uallaaf.nns poe
scf1ia with the opinion ol King
q ueiantiue ON tho subject
Tnf formation of 3D. coalition cab
n't Do considered probable fhc
patch adds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
Exhibit Managers From Four
Counties Reach City This
Morning and Begin to Ar
rangefor Installing Displays
FAIR
GOING UP
Fair Commissions Free Acts.
Tent City and Fireworks
Paraphernalia Being Set Up
Today; Kilties Band to Start

san Juan countSs exhibit men
are on the ground.
Roosevelt oountN'- exhibit men
are an the ground.
santa re oounty's exhibit men
are ON shC ground.
It-'nrliioo counfy's fair display
T. hcing 1T up.
SuEct liGit extras, street. dec.
ui'atiuns, fair grounds dcgs4ratlons.
tIic santa III railway Al,amdo
tents will he raised tonight aud
ptttc de- dratiVc displays arc go-
ing into place today.
The big TCc acts supplied n,
the state fair v~cnfwt-sinn arrived
to-day and are setting M their
equipment I'm the iair rlOundS.
THE superintendent OF the VII
son Fireworks company arrived
this morning from los Angclc-.
Hisl j. reaciDg the p,rpphcrtn,ia
for the biggest fireworks show
ever ~ocn In the SOUTH cst.
The tents Tor the two cncap,n-
nsonis ln the state fnir grounds
were raised this morning. Other
tnnfs viii Re rRisci toniligt aud
tomorrow.
Sssuctary u. W Wiley today
wired a huge transportation re-
mittansc Ia Dc- NoincS. Iowa.
Tor the kil,ic~' hand. now ready
"a start for Nhuqurrquc.
Bcgins to look a. if there would D.
state fair ia this town right soon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06

bfhlHs 20 i'oh AZ E iucrc would Nt
e state fair in this town right soon.
WHAT
IT. Wiley Bu>, Day.
II you want 90 see % sure enoug
Imitation at a Duz. man. whose clock
works are running hot take q sluiut
a' the secretary of the state fair cou-
mission; thnt Is DO o can see him
FOR Secretary Wiley is moving so fast
these hours OF closing arrangements
that % Ia difficult tp see him pass.
The eNr tbit men began q, pour On on
him this morning almost before break
of daf san Juan. Roosevelt, ana
Santa Fe county exhibit men we're at
Tho gates WAITING when the secretary
got there. an Of them anxious fo get
busy. while the Born1lillo s1uutv rx-
hlhi' men. determined 90 get trr.r
work ont Of the way o' the Fls| orr,
made O. nnc start at tie display this
morning.
ON top 81 the exhibit men came MT.
Wilson president Of the Wilson Fire
works Display comparg Of Los Au-
gclcs, who VIII take personal charge
or the six nights Of fireworks wonder
at r. state fair grounds. lie wanted
"f "H ''"'F ''' 'H" "i
WHEY got him started Next came
the ifte acts people. whose cuu.p-
.l'hI occupies considerable space
u 'S got under Iull hrndWly thl.
morning The fair secretary next
went AFTER lh" erection Of Tho enc
inIpnrni tents for tho Boys ana
Girls clubs and tho Roswell cadets
j 'F "'f" We. atlD. w1. this after
noon ana VIII Do" complete tonight.
'fhtr t'nt5 WI. have been raised CO.'S
i"ln"rfoN afternoon.
In" isIF grounds decorators also
-"' busy .n b grounds o. WurH.ng
They h"'" 90 FOUR day Sob ahead OF
.n'0n. Nt.n t DIG -ar- of men work
'n- 90. iIIi steam. AT 'he "l from
i." grounds in'" Albuquerque wire
men .i' JONI work setting Hnd strsuEIEg
'N.i' Llit'i shI while iH "lI f"c-
lone "f ih" "uru'-s d-ifI"t ih" street
''.' OF '"h'N1F nnl Ni-- 'a.'
.''h distributed "nd are being NUNS
one NJ 'h" moot I'rpuri"ut pieces az
decorative work is being done nr ihe
SANTA Fee station and AItarado hu'''
here 20 sang OF santa Pc o'cn'ri. .uu'
ana wire men age Installing tn, Iuo't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
ALLIES CANNOT STOP
FOR GREEK CABINET CRISIS

Paris. oct. s. CG:t5 y mJ-The
landing n French troops az saionlEl
and their prompt dispatch northwnrd
across Greek territory 60 the Serbian
frontier. will proceed without regard
60 The cabinet crisis az Athena.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
More Than 200 Delegates
From Various New Mexico
Lodges Expected to Attend
Weeks Sessions.
PROGRAM CALLS FOR SIX
DAYS OF ACTIVITY
Local Chapters Have Commit
tees Well in Hand and Ar
r%angements Complete for
Important Role as Hosts.

Elaborate preparations are being
made 10y the local chapters for tho
convention OF the Sew Mexico Ma
son! bodies which hold their annual
meeting IN Albuquerque during fair
week. over goo d~clcvltce and tis-
tors from throughout the state are
expected to ne iu A@lbulucrlu, dgr.rg
the meeting OF the lodges aud also O..
attend The bic state fair IRE 1eI.
ogaie' and visitors are expected tu
start arriving Slturar Iud -u.U.t
and o." Monday morning the entire
delegation NIU hc here The uerf-
Ings are Geo hc hold Jt tHr M4.un..
temple ON West Central ,argo
There Gre for.,-tvo Nlsou.. LODGES
In Ncw Mexico lnd each .oJrc .a ,u.
t.tied O" scud three dcIsslt,s 3D. mos
ter and two WaIlons Then there wiz
he "a number of Mlarns who will ate
tend thc meeting aud The lr a 10
vacation.
ON Monday morning the ceremonial
of t.c Ancient Accepted order Ell...
OF the Mystic Shrine viii l. n,.l 90
% O'Clock. 81 N 800 o.elr,s fH. ra
AIDE VIII be- held boy fho pItr... o. .r.r
noNi'cs IaehDi tn 20 rope and .t|ir n
Ion gfn''-IIs costumes w.I U. H..
AIDED through t# frocfs l.. f,r.
'h" Bengal i.eor has ntar rr..w.I
Tor tho event and tho .p. $500
turned loose ON f.c dessert with odd.
Zen to tease th,u.
Tho riuo ".j l,U' u Ono ....r-
noon 'p 3tfrsd th, static ..|. IH .H.
evening the bod U#I rsr aw .I. .
the mosque IuI lf u.IUp. rr. r...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-06
KiNC VICTOR has
CLOSE SHAVE FROM ~ NTU

Ddlne italy OCT o. tyIu paris t.io
m.l- king Victor Enmaua,. r.-
'tnff faa g narrow escape from
ofafn or SERIOUS inI.rt H. snr'I b.
walin close to thc Hi'ns Inc af thc
tr1Hf Hlr hor was wounded Hv
tHiin.eff o. srrauneI bot the king
ls unhurt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
a

La sonora Maria de Jesus Perez,
de cUya noble Y valiente empresa
pa~tri0tica, dimos cuenta a nuestros
~lectores en- nuestro numero de aver,
yolvi6 a p~resentarse en- nuestras Off
cinas, acompanada de su activa cola,
boradora, la sonora Seyera Villa,
rreal de Ortiz, s~uplicandonos que en-
nombre de ambas invitaramos a los
hiios del pueblo mexicano Y 4 las Sc
horas que deseen c~oncurrir, a una
junta que tendra lugar el proXimo
lunes, % del actual, entire 5 y G de
la tarde, Ell el Salon de los " Ami,
Cos del Pueblo, con el objetO dc
tratar en- ella 10 relative a su pro
veto de ~conseguir por medios paci,
ficos, que vuelva a reinar Ia paz Ell
nuestra patria.
Cumplimos gustosos ell encargo de
las senoras Perez y Nillarreal, de-
seando que Sc realicen sus bueno;
deseos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

ell Palacio de Ia Presidential del Con
sejo de Ministries, entrevistandose
con ell jefe del gobierno senior Dato
al que ha notificado C-c e. yiernes
emprendera viaje a Gsv...~ c-Ey--"'
do expresa i~nvitacion que lie ha hechc
ell Rey para que concurra a la inau,
guracion del grupo de casas baratas
construidas en- la ciudad del Guadal,
quivir, por una sociedad de la que es
Representative ell senior Junoy.
Con la protection del Rey, dice el
senior Junoy, Sc van a construir CRU
pos de casas semejantes a las 40 pro-
vincias espanolas Y Sc les bautizara
con ell nombre de Alfonso XIII.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
PrOhibe la circulation de los BIZ
lleteS carranciStaS.
XXX

Tn despaChO recibidO aqui pro-
.cdcnte de la ciudad de Monterrey,
Ia cuenta de que el general Raul
,IaderO, que funge como gOberna-
or del EStadO de NuevO Leon, eX-
Lido, con fecha de aver, I'm deere
o para que sean retiradOs de la
irrulaci6n los billetes carrancis-
As.
FL dccretO de Madero cause gran
ensaci6n en- Ia capital neOlOnesa
lies ALI hay cnormes cantidadeS
e biIIeteS carranciStas Ell Circu-
IrI6n y los habitanteS Green que
% sera suficiente el plazO fijado
or el g~Obernador villis!a. para
accr ell CAME de los reefridOs BIZ
IetcS. pOr los emitidOs pOr el jefe
e Ia revolution del NOrtc.
La Camara de Concrete inter-
endra para que el publicO no SUI
"a ningunOS perjuiciOs, pefo con
OdO y este, Sc cOnsidera que mu-
hos habitanteS So veran perjudi-
ADDS Ell sus intereSes.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Ell CONFLICTO PERSONAL.
Niene de la pagina ,.

FL Ciudadano CarranZa no ha sa-
Dido gobernar sus amhiCiones per-
sOnales: menOs sabria gObernar a
sus cOnciudadanos. rs precise
dominarse a 81 mismo, para preten-
der dominar despu6S a los demas...
En- cambiO....
La Convention de AguascalienLes
ha desdobladO una nueva bandera,
N la que aparece escrita ante t0da
Ia America, eSta ejempIar resolu-
'i6n:-iN0 mas Caudillosl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
LA NIEVE HACE UNA CAPA DE
OUUINCE METROS SOBRE
UNAS RUINAS.

MADRID, Mario 15.-Hay una ca
"a de nieve de ounce metros sobrt
as ruinas del gran edificiO de Pan.
icosa,, lIamado la Pradera, el cua
'ue derribado por un violento TEN.
}oral, que cause tambien el derrum
1e del matadero y de algunos depar.
.amentos del Casino. AGemas Il
viento arranc6 varios techos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
OUIEREN REMPLAXiR IA BAN
DERA BiSCAITARRA POR Ia
ESPAN0LA.

Bilbao. mario 17.-Se ha efectua
do hoy IN gran mitin electoral Dc
los biscaitarras en- ell cual Sc pronun
ciaron varios discusses de tonos vic
~lentos, entire 2llos, el de n de 10
candidates, quien dijo: "Queremo.
dominar en- la diputacion a fin dc
reemplazar Ia bandera ~espahola pc.
la bi~zcaitarra en- ell Palacio Provin
cial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
LOS SOLDADOS TURCOS ESTAN
COMETIENDO MUCHAS DE-
PREDACI0NES.

L0NDRES, Mario iS.-El Ministe-
rio de Negocios Extranjeros fue
avisado hoy de que los turcos que
OcuparOn recientemente ell distri-
to de Urumhiah en- Persia han CO.
metidO saivajes atentadOs matando
a cientOs de personals no comba-
tienteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
PENSAMIENT0S.

FL amor Ell algunas mujeres es
una ocupaci6n, y en- Otra, una ne
cesidad.
FL amor esta suspended sobre
la cabeza de las mujeres, como la
cspada de DamOcles.
Beauchene.
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MATRINlONIOS.

Rogue c. CalerO y Mercedes Cue
IRA.
Pedro Morales y Paula COrtcz.
Jose Meza Y GenOveva Ramos.
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~"PiporralOS' cura la t%iricia, ell
fastidiO, las JanaS de mOrirse de
hambrc Y tOda clase de barbarida-
des barbaraS. COmpre listed "PipO-
rraZ0S.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
NACIMIENTO.

Mario i3.-Sr. Y Sra. Adolfo
Martinez, $40 Vinton Street; una
nina.
Mario l5.-Sr y Sra. JESUS Villa
rrcal, $40 South Frio Street; un Milo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
JUZGA QUE LA CAMPANA ELEC
TORAL SERA LA MAS RENIDA.

MADRID, Mario 15.-El MinistrC
de Gobernaci6n, hablando a cerca
de las pr6ximas elecciones, dice, que
tiene ca~racteristicas de ser las mas
renidas de cuantas Sc han celebrado
en- Espana Y Sc asegura que va en- la
proclamation de los candidates de
acuerdo con ell precepto legal del arti
cuIo %. han ocurido algunos inciden-
ties pero de escasa importancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-20
rante g la Independencia.. -. SO rs

rante q la Independencia.. -. so IS
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de Ia inslrreccion contra
LEDaua. $500. SO.tS
Memories de IN GUerrillero. His
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