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r. GOMEZ ROBELO.
Noticias de Espana
Vsls d L. paGfls Z

cscpeclales, aSi como numcrosas
cOrpOraciOncs, estandO representa-
das unas 81 localidadeS de la region
dc aquclla provincial, todas las Qua
los llev3 SuS eStandarteS.
La confederation patronsl.
NALLAD0LID. JUNO 2i.-En Ell
testro Calderon Ell esla ciudad. So
ha celebrado hoy una gran Asam-
blea, de Ia Confederation patronal
Espaola, asistiendo representations
dc las federacioneS regionaIes cata-
castellanas y otfas.
= Sc hicieron varios discursos. ell
gHnos dc ellOs verdaderamente no
tables, abogando todos la necesi-
dad de la fusion de todas las fedc-
racioneS en- una s0la asociaci6n, Il
fin dc tener una Verdadera re-
presentation en 81 pzcIamsato.
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iecretos de los Carlos. Arte dc ga
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Ifcnes dc %auxiIio,

Medicos, cnfermeraS, mcdicinas, ca
milias, todo 10 que forma ell lastimero
equipo de I'm auxilio en- estos cases,
Sc empezaron a enviar de Ell Paso des
de aver en- la manana.
La catastrofe ocurrio a las 2:30
de la manana de aver martes y los
va apuntadcs, son los ultimos datoS
uus-reccgs kgsta LIS - -. Is hoy.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
FUERON DERROTiD0S LOS CA.
lRANCfSTAS....
Nienc dc Ia paglna 4.

cha en- mOmentOS ell que Sc cncon-
traba muy empeHada. En- eSta ac-
ciGn muri0 Pedro Castro, muy birn
rOnoCido en- cSta ciudad Y Que -
rnroniraDa militando a las 6rdcnr*
de Iuazua, que fuc quicn pcrdi6 Ia
baialIa.
FL CORRESpONSAL.
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voz de Ia Naturaleza, Collection
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indispensable para Ia genie de cam
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Felix Ortega regreso de Chihuahua.

Acadia de llegar Il esta plaza Fe-
iiX Ortega, quien viene precedent"
lie Chihuahua. a dOndc fue Il dal
cucnta de la Sublcvaci6n de las fuel
MIA. contra la autoridad de Ia Con-
MIA contra Ia autoridad de Ia Con-
renci6n.
LII ENRRESpNNSAI-
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VpESEE

rUesI2s de Antonio Plaza. soc
P~asioHarias. Obras poeticas de Ma
auel N. Flores. ......... Doc
PoeSias de Manuel Acuna Aumenta-
las COZ 81 hermoSo drama "El Pa
Sado" Soc
Ios TrovaGores de Mexico Eermosa
objection de poesias de nuestros me-
.-aS autores. 4 Ia rustica soc
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NOVELAS a 55c CADA UNA

Malditas Sean las Mujeres.
MaIGiLos Sean los HombreA
MaIditaS Sean las SuegraA
Arte de Buscar Marido
Las Evas Modernas
e. Novio Prestado.
La Hija de las Flores.
FL Purgatorio de las SolteraA
e. ParaIso de las Mujeres.
e Inferno de los Eombrea
Viva mi Noviai
e. Hada de los MareR
So Majestad el Amor
Maldito Sea ell Amor
La Princesa del Dolln
Amor = Martirio.
La Hija de Venus
oor que Sc Casan los Hombres
Por que Sc Casan las Mujerea
Por que Pecan las Mujeres.
Por que Reinciden las NiudSs
El Collar de EsmeraldaR
Las EijaS de Champagne
q Nido de Ruiseaores
-as Obreras del Amor.
Marina 0 Ia Hija de las Ola,
oasionarias de Amc,
y 81 Qe las Ninas
a Yiuda Allegro,
q Nina de los JaZni.
Calvario de Amor.
Por seguir a una Mujer-
Malditos Sean los Celos
Ia coTte del Amor.
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JOSE ISABEL ROBES DICE QUE
NO HA HECHO....
Viene dc Ia Pag ia.)

dc ellos han e=tado arribando q Gu
dad JuareZ y otros fueron llevados u
chihuahua, dc donde ~Salicron.
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Fl Becerro de Orc
e. Hijo Maldito.
"a Lucha per el Amor.
g. Manuscrito de Mi Madrs
Maria, por Jorge Isaacf
Il Cura de Ia AldaE
fora.
AZUcenz
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RELIGION

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Comulgador General ........ 75e
Pequeho Layalie de Ia %Juyentu6, Q
Devocionario del Cristiano :. zoe
Curse de Filosofia Elemental, poI
Balmes. Contiene logica, metafisi
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Devocionario Guadalupano 25s
Catecismo de Perseverance, ...$I.Ot
Los Martires, o el Triunfo de Ia Rel
gi6n CriStiana. Libro cUya lectur;
nos hace asistir g Ia lUcha de do
generaciones c~ontrarias: Ia uno ar
mada con los arreos de Ia ferocidad
y Ia otra con el simbolo reden
LCE .SZ.Se
E. Genio del Cristianismo. ESta obra
cono Ia anterior, es de las mejore:
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Y 2 u heroes ..... 7Se
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educativa de utilidad practice, que
contiene 20 lecciones de Ia vida dia-
Ma. Ensena 10 que debe hacerse
oars alcanzar exito en- los negocios,
en- ell estudio, en- 10 que ell honbre
sc proponga Els una obrs muy
It'll 800
Luzbel en- Csmpaha (pastorela) Doc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

ATTEMPTED assassination % a public OH.
cial probable around the middle of April.
with some notable accidents AZ the sane
time.
A lONeE bAFOmstsr MARKS the opening
days 81 April. bit the angular position oi
Saturn viii begst some Water AFTERWARDS
Ia noFtkeastsru and mountain aectiona A
eaioric tone follous on tha adtth uiih
Mars aspecting san and Mercury. Gear
sinda aFounf the tth. thea q Esniai iHp.
tee Feikn n tho srrond se~k. but mech
HIGHER temprratIrr nFaF TIE tlfl. ulfl
noon ia e1uatof isoefrirEl storms uaF
10 srIsctef at this Uls deFslaulrr rfs
increasef atnnfHtrrir fitflrrsnre sri FH.
Cetsirs rrerigafaf -r 81 tte ff.f
Tts itthttft hfiuF1 a r,FsF.rs ssF. fHf
frrfF 'f a rFrfu rrrH f1 e. -.rfs f.I1s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
Street

TtHE old cry, "Why don't you de-
sign dresses for fat women
n like myself" is the voice of
six out of every twelve women. AL
most the last thing l should care to
be is the "fat frump's friend" She
always reminds me of the ostrich
that buries its head in the sandy
putting silly little hat on or wear
ing a tight gown that looks as
though 1t we're spread" on her like
butter. My experience Of the fat
woman is that she loves to sit at
home, eat the best Of everything, and
then rely on an expensive quack
medicine and her dressmaker to
make her thin. My advice to her is
very old-exercise, dancing, for In
stance-and I should like to see
large electric signs outside of all
dancing palaces, 'Fat-Reducing a
Pleasure" and let the medicine, and.
most of all, the dressmaker, be the
last resort.
Anyway, as the last resort, let me
expound-and this is where the
ostrich comes In: Dear lady, you
are fat anyhow. so the best way to
disguise 1t is not to wear a tightly
swathed gown that marks every
curve" or else high collars that
heap out chin after chin. My advice
is go easy, and, II your hips are
large, wear one of the new wired-out
skirts and make them twice as
large; for, whereas is a tight skirt
you show lust exactly how big you
are, in a full, sticky-out one, your
friends have just 10 guess how much
is you and how much is dress, while
with the new long-pointsd tight
bodice, the latest OF women can
generally produce a possible waist.
and there you are.
Now there is type of big
women who would look ridiculous in
these dresses--that Is, the amazon
and her only hope is the thin dress.
Long, clinging. hanging drapery are
hers, even II she Is fat; all drapery
beginning as high up as possible 20
emphasize her height and size, much
In the same way that q short lady
exaggerates her width by the full
skirt. Her height can also be exag
gerated by a headdress that stands
straight up.
To the tall. big woman ! advise
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

ing the new moon under q Saturnine ray.
which will be more On evidence near the
isth. between which and the goth high
coast winds may b. looked Tor. These
Veer into some vsr treacheruua storm
Condltiona. eHtsndinE up a. the 1tth then
q subsidehes q the sismeuts 90 thc 2tth
Neuua IN apheiiou ana Moon 10 periEes a.
cose % meath vii cause faliinE baron
etgF anf q reourrencs ~ usafhsf potter.
tIaiE
Specific Incidents nay - snperfed an
.r near tte fo.ioalnE dates
AFrii 2 A notable death .r hTttsfir riF.
..Ff uIih sa.ridet ~ rrearuH a hirh
"HIIIrI .r dfrrafe. TtH foreign gFutirU
vuFreH enc NaLuraf UHFFrrrrrf
hsrn A. AnnrarrrE.rrf Hf Fh'aatir
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
What the Stars Promise of Good

THE fu'i mOon figure ruling the first
ha.f % April has Saturn and Nep-
u tune unfortunately In the western
angle. which relates 10 diplomacy. eumity
and foreign trade. near rupture h gov
sfnmental relationa Il appareai. and Ne
EiIl be fortunate indeed n something IN
The nature % . cause q var b. not liter.
ally sorcsd upon us. wtth The 5th ant iath
ts dissentious centres With diplomatic
matters az a.tangle % 90 thai date.
Buildins and agricultural Industries are
uosi farorab.y cuuditionsd Ia ths Mifdie
sfsies. but somewhat deiaysd seat ~ the
ioc1h parallel Nsnua in ne thirt holfe
'slicitaiss che Paeihe states. aEa ths infut
. ths EHaositfgn Hin Enrpass sEtsria.
inaa This a. FeFi1sH IN ttr uap f1r the
srffrr uuarfTF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28
GOOD Fortune and Bad for April

pFoyement In air planes and Eomething
along ths line % anaeathetica Share
markets somewhat depressed.
April IA critical dip.omatic situation
which c.ears up b. The 18Th. With q Feaa.
surinE piece % news from Cabinet circles.
More confidence uu the exchanges
April is-iuvidious cumment attaches
% hospital and prison manaEsmsnts
startling Increase Ga crime
April ga1f Wharfage and shippinE 10.
tafssss endangered through strife ~ the
sismrutn. inaa - cnaateite vessels an4
destruction ~ Fropfny On the aouih. These
dangers chfain in ths eastern rhthsf than
the Weatorn Euaea
April 81 Social sran6aia Fifr at close
q mrnfh tui : tchuiis impruTsmsnt in in'
4 rfr.ai nF1ifu Fflsr1ir peF.ofa aFulEd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

iss5. or Winter or Fhn Of 1854: o. u
around the close OF February. April. June.
October or December Of any year.
Uranus Il pertuFbing factor n born
within fth1th q February 90 May or TIN
sth Of August 90 November % any year;
home and business Interests leopaFdiEed.
With iosa of positioa Tor those in emt6oyf
tFuuhio8
The 1d-tth a. anniversaries. inciina 90
uuubiss ~ Law ~ writings Ia cotzlna
year % life. unfaFofahie biFthdaFn Ger
foctors and the legal fraternity. similarly
ihn tath and gttn gslh. TIE itth.ltsh "a.
,siieat annivsfsariea impfose4eni IN
enahrias aEa social poaiiton aaa fMEoEs
thQsf IN artistic aphfFea. she sttA 1iat an4
2tth 90 Eigksant aaEuFs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

the middle and end % April.
Tue deEFosaive Saturn viii BE- strongly
In evidence this tuouth for those born
between the iIth and 20th % March or
June. OF 18th % 22d % september or -
cember az any year. or u in the Winter
% tsts. summer % las. SprinE % isss.
Wintsr or Summer % ises. spring % 1855.
SprinE or YAH ~ 1879. SUMNER % 1874.
sprinE o. Fai % is5s SpfinEs % tSs1es.
~ Summer % tss2. and particularly n the
hirthtay b. near the sh. i1th 90 1sth Of
thia monfh
tupitor utii arnft a piesHant oontFast Ger
tknss born Ia 1919 90 Water % ik11. San.
msf % 1850. sprinE 90 aammsr % 1856.
FaI,a % tsf1 o. tkft. Sammor q tsef.
hrst nins mnntha % 1877 Summsr ~ Pail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

posed of bands to match with two
outstanding black feathers. Note
how all the draperies fall from the
shoulders and above the waistline
and think how ridiculous she would
look In the same dress If she were
short and fat instead OF tall and
stout.
Now for Mrs. Short and Plump"
in the lower right-hand corner:
She has a "fat dress" Her dress
is Of black tulle with Jet embroidery,
and her greatest enemy could never
say that she filled the entire width
of that skirt, while her tight waist
only helps the Illusion. Look at the
modest little black lace tucker, con-
tradicted Immediately by the dia-
mond shoulder straps. II Is really
to my mind a cunning gown, and
think how ridiculous she would look
in the same frock II she vert really
tall and stout. So, stout ladies, de-
sign your own gowns, or, rather, let
me design them, but you choose the
OAlC0 AOA gOuA nh a A0et
resort don't rely on me to make"
you thin. I'm not fat, and didn't
make" myself thin. kept myself
slim. but / always work hard and
play hard, too, for that matter.
Now, will give you a couple OF
dresses for walking. mean good
walking, for exercise. The top left
hand covert coating is tight and
practical Il Is light in weight, has a
full, short, easy skirt and nicely Mt
ting coat with large pockets The
stripe leather belt Is rather high and
the close-fitting sleeves match the
collar with their black and white
stripe facing. Shoes. hat and stick
are of black and white 10 match. A
little stripe tuAsore answers the puT
pose better for the afternoon wear
The lower part OF the skirt having
the appearance Of being slightly
closed. but IN reality h sufficiently
large. by reason OF the box pleati
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

in front which spring from AsAH8bEl
below the waist, where the
little double button vest
finishes. The overdress is
of the same material, but ESHR
made on a different grain,
the stripes running cross
wise instead of down. It
appears like the turn-back
skirts OF the French soldier coat,
but is, Of course, much fuller and
folds from the waist in the back in
box pleats, an exact copy OF this
from the vest in front. The material
IS in natural colored silk stripe blue,
which colors we have repeated with
black in the waistcoat. Her hat is a
green straw with a bunch of cherries
and leaves at the side.
A few more words for the fat
ladies. Transparent effects are
good, but always from a dark lining,
as nothing is so unbecoming as an
ugly, apparently naked. form yelled
III DidIh VI
while on the other a beautiful slim
form is the thing of Joy IL yelled o.
slightly yelled
The hair should be dressed very
close to the head in either case, as
nothing TO my mind is more frowsy
than a loosely dressed head which
looks as though II had been ooiffured
with a knife and fork rather than a
comb. Long earrings often make a
good line, while umbrellas or sun
shades should be as long and slim
looking as possible. In the case OF
double chins, necklaces are, OF
course. entirely tabOOed. unless Il II
a string OF pearls. In which case
they must reach well below the
waist and be loosely knotted. Low
shoes are preferable 60 high, light
top boots. and the most important
OF all IL. however stout. an erect
carriage and a good business-l lke
step when walking
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-28

the centre pic
ture, a 1t h In
dress" Of clinglng
cloth Of steel
draped with fine
black lace and
having two girdles
of large emeralds
and 8 m all dia.
monds. Her head
dress is COM
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
DISTRIBUTES SAVINGS FUND.

The Commercial and Savings Bank
will on Friday. January /. send out
$7,166 to its shareholders in the Com
mercial Savings fund operated by the
bank. This Is fine showing for the
bank. which Is less than two years old
and which has operated the savings
fund for only one year.
The Commercial and Savings Bank
is assured already Of at least a fifty
per cent. increase In its savings fund
department for 1915 with the proba-
bility of even greater increase than
that. as subscribers are still coming
in. The Commercial savings fund is
on the same order as that operated
by other institutions in the city. re-
quiring the payment of one dollar a
week by its shareholders
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
HOLIDAY FOR INAUGURAL DATE.
Lees Birthday Comes on Third Tues
day in January, but Probably Will
Not Affect Ceremony.

Columbia, Dec. 30.-DiscussiOn ran
rife around the streets of Columbia
yesterday regarding the date of the
Inauguration Of Richard I. Manning
OF Sumter as governor Of South Caro-
lima. j. Rutledge McGhee. editor Of
the Batesburg Herald, took the trou-
BILE to look up the law on the point.
The constitution Of 1905, article 3,
section 2, says the governor shall be
Installed during the first session Of
the general assembly after his elec-
tion, on such day as shall be pro-
vided for by law" The same section
provides that the other State off,
cers-elect shall at the same time en-
ter upon the performance Of their
duties"
The date of the Inauguration is
fixed by statute as follows: Code Of
laws, 1912, volume /, section 6S6:
The governor shall be installed into
office on the third Tuesday of Janu-
ary following his election: Provided,
That in case the governor is unable to
be installed on the day herein pro-
vided. he shall be installed into office
as soon thereafter as he is able"
1t so happens that the third Tues
day in January in 1915 falls on the
10th day Of the month, which, being
the anniversary Of the birth of Rob-
ert =. Lee, is a legal holiday in this
State, but Mr.. McGhee was of the
opinion. and those with whom he
talked agreed with him, that this CO.
incidence would not necessarily inter-
fer with the inauguration Of the gov
ernor-elect on that day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02


The election today brings to a tri-
umphant conclusion campaign
which has been waging ever since,
more than ten years ago, the idea of
a new county for this territory was
promulgated. At that time an cleo
ton was held and the new county ad-
vocates were triumphant. but their
efforts went for nought, owing to de-
fects in the survey, which proved
fatal to the project
The survey upon which is based the
McDuffiie county movement Of today
has been very carefully made and it
is thought there is scarcely a chance
that there can be any error which
would prove disastrous. The people
of this section are confidently look
ing to the legislature for ratification
of the results of the election.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-01-02
COLD WAVE COMING BACK.
bareback From Recent Snap Will
Bring Low Temperatures Through
out This Section.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-A bareback
from the cold wave that passed to-
day was sweeping southwark tonight
through Illinois, the Great Lakes
States and the Ohio valley TO the At
lantic coast. 1t is expected to drive
temperatures down along the coast
by Wednesday.
Forecasters at the weather bureau
said the latest disturbance was attend
ed by increased cloudiness affecting
the Middle Western States from the
border to the South Atlantic and Gulf
States and was causing material re-
ductions in temperatures throughout
these sections.
Preceding the arrival of the cold
wave it was predicted that tempera-
lures would rise tomorrow through
out the Atlantic States.
Storm warnings were ordered dis
played on the gulf coast from Calves
ton to Pensacola.s