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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Die rarabtc" sangeI.gen.
belt ion OaOur6 ihpisris gepDrben
istn, oab Der prdiibent gepeii. babeu
toa, iDeI6e bic 4ngaben bes Deutffen
8du4bootfiibrers aIs unpabr 6inItels
len. Das lit cine mertpiirbige 8ebanos
lung elmer Didtigen 2lnselsgenbsit.
"Sines Wlannes Reb III teines Wan>
mes Reo; man mub fis bDrsn ale
beeb" lit Der altbeutihe Re6tsIpru6,
Der aud in amerita @eItuna Bat. Sin
urtheil, unter fpelhen umItGnSen Die
gerientung Der varabic" erfolot it,
fann nur bur6 Dsrb0runs beioer Bar
teien erfolgeH uno bann fdnn bas urs
tbetl ni6t bon Der intereHirten, fons
bern nur bon elmer unintersIfirten
9artei, alio einem Sdiebsseri6t tpis
Deutidlanb es Dorfdldst, gsfdlIt pers
ben Wis absr erii9tli6, tpirb bic
beutids Rssierung aud in bisiem Sale
ii6 in bas llnredt fiisen, neil lie nit
inteligenter Ginii9t 0ortbei!e unb
gfd6tbeile abrpGgt. sic bdlt es unter
ben gesenpdrtisen 8erbdltniiien fir
rdtbfamsr, eine unbers9tiate 3abluna
gu Ieiiten, als etneH Streit beraufsubes
Itbfporen. aus fpelhsm elm G61ber err
Da6im tOnnts, gu nel4em Der @elbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
2otal Beridt.
ser,id,laa bic ilriad,e.

iFrda 5.nrp Widnsr. bic Gatiin zines
6anoeIsaaentsn BON 206 of flnfls
Strabe. purbe aefisrn Woratn In To-
rsr Dcbnuna an Der WoDbburn ayt.
enii.slt I'M Bette atfunbtn- Der bin
sua.soaen, Or. u. isrsbsrids iisIli.
feit. bak bic fSrdu ipdbrtnb Der Raft
sitem 6ersIhl1a .rIessn mar unb mel.
bette ben fyclI BEN Coroner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
Rad enbtOfen bipIOmatiidsn

Rad enblOfen bipIomatif6er
unterbanolungen piIIigte Gneldnb Elm
baB Waaren i'm getrase ppn 80 U2il.
IiOnen, Die ameritanii6e Gabritanten
in Oeuti9lanb beitellt batten, sbe bas
sngIii4s 4usfubrperbot arxetiinbigt
tpurbe, na6 oieiem 2anbe geiSidt pers
ben burfen. Gber isBt tommsn lie nod
INNER nibt. Qls @runo pirb Don Der
eusIif4en Resierung angesebsn, bab Iie
erit bic 3uitimmung Srontrei1s elm.
bolsH muiIe. 9as bsiBt bod nidts
anoeres, aIs S9inbluber nit ben
Ser. Stauten treibsn unb bem 9rdIis
bentsu fheint bas 3u ssfauen, ba er ii4
bieie 5reabeit bieteH ldbt, a6er nur,
tpenn es Ii6 um England banocIt. @es
gen Deuti9lanb 1T er Iebr energii6
uno Oertritt feline 5Orberungen nit als
Ter oentbureu Strsnse, aud penn CT
greifbar i'm lnre6tsn 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

berluIf in feinem gsrbGItnib Ftebt
Doh 1T absufparten. oh ss tpabr lit,
bab Der prdiioent iein rrtbeil auf elm
ieitiges ,3eusniB bin gefGnt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
0ln Der JrDnt.

Gir Gtapren. g,ie Die ..garbaren"
6rullfreih IN Cronlng briilscn.
lluma6abmIIt,c SrgaHiiation ~
Ter Sdsliiiicl 3u ben beiitif)en CIR,
icIgen. 49, Scouu 1870 mo 1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Gs 1T feititebenb, bab Der
Srieg nunmebr b06itsns nod feds
W&onate bauern ipirb, sbenfo feftItebeno
lit, oab Der Sieg Der beuti9en Iation
psrblei6en pirb. Wer baber @elb auf
cine fpl4e Sriit gu entbebrsn bat, tann
es ni9t beiIer anIegen, als inbem er
6eut'he Reihspapiere fault, bic fiinf
YrO5ent 3inien trasen unb nobel nod
Elm grober Surssepinn nit 9sitimmiz
belt geii4ert 1T. Der beuti9en Regies
rung pirb bur4 oi, 3si9nuns infDs
fern Elm pertbpolsr 9ienit erpieien,
als iie gu oem 8etrase Der 3ei6nunsen
Iber ameritaniiaes Gplb Derfiissn
lam. Wer aIio Der beuti9en Regies
rung beIfen unb babel nod einsu srOs
Ben Yrofit fir iid felbit srsislen min,
Der 5ei4He auf bic beutI6e 4nleibe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

y 8 M are i'm bD6tea @rabe
nnperantportli6, baB ameritanii6s
Santen engIii6e unD fraHs0iii6e
Staatspapiere beIebnen, iuenn 10 piele
ameritdnii4e Stdbte uno Staten nit
Inleiben i'm Wtartte iino. Die ameri-
tanli9en ganten baben bic pfli6t, fir
amertta unb nidt fir Gn9lanb uno
Jrantrei9 gu foraen unb bic 0epoiitos
rem iolIten entfbieoen bagegsn prpleitiz
rem. baB ibre sinIa9en bel ben 8anten
oaourd gefd9roet lperbsn, bab bieie
paptere belebnen, bic iie in einem
Jabr3ebnt ni4t fliiiiig MAIDEN f6nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Der englii6e premier bal
einen Srebit bon IL Miliarben Gpls
lars perlanst. Bon oieism 2anbe perz
langt er sinen arebit BON elmer Nlil<
ltaroe fir ben qtnfans. bic anbere
Wtiularoe piro fpGter gsforbert iperz
ben. Sn ioIaer Deiie lit bic Dffentz
li4e ShuIo Gnelanbs ums 0reifa6e
ansena6isn, abgeiebsn BON Der Gum
ME, bic bier5uIanos aufgsbradt fperben
lou unb Der S6ulbT6ein zines 2anoes
oas in iol6er Weiis perpfGnbet 1T, ioll
bon unieren Santen uls sutes Inter
pfano augeIeben iperbsn! Dos 1T bod
Gnsldnoerei bis gum Selbitmorb!
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
$100 Reward, 500

me readers OF this paper will be
pleaseu 10 learn that there is at least
peen able to cure in all its stages. and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
lhnuenced by constitutional conditions
IyaIrW % cohStltutlonal treatment.
nan Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
ahu acts thru the Blood on the Mucous
surfaces OF the System thereby de-
stroyIng the foundation OF the disease
giving the patient strength by building
up thc constitution and assisting ma
ture In doing it's work The proprie-
,' .oi nave so much faith in the curative
powers OF Halls Catarrh Cure tba e
they oher one Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails to cure. Send Tor Ust
or testimonials. 80
Address: +. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo.
ONO Sold by all Druggiets, 75c.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
9erscnal items Of aoca. gntereyt

gy. The rear wheel almost sew
cred his right ear. He was
otherwise badly bruised.
Judge Thomas J. Mauldin.
made his first visit to Chester
field this week. Judge Mauldin
made favorable impression, as
he is u very courteous and pa
tient official, and seems to be a
man of spendid ability.
Mr.. j. M. Hough, of Lancaster
is a visitor to Chesterfield this
week. Mr.. Hough is Chester
field county man, and at one
time represented this county in
the General Assem- bly. His
many friends are always glad to
see hin,.
We are glad that Mr.. J. w.
Miller, of Jefferson, was drawn
as one of the hold-over Grand
Jurors for next year. Mr.. Miller
has been foreman of the Grand
Jury for the past year and has
proved to be capa BILE man in a
responsible position.
The Billy Collins Big Show
has been in Chesterfield al
week. 1t is not such q big show
but it is good one, and for the
price of admission, 10 cents
good measure is given. Bllly
and his wife are musical gen.
uises and give a good entertain
n.ent.
Mr.. Will FL Craig returned tc
Atlanta yesterday after spend.
ing the past four weeks with h,.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID
Craig. Mr.. Craig hold a respon.
sible position in the legal de
partment of the American Tele.
graph and Telephone Co.,, with
offices in Atlanta.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
MIDDEND,)RF.

Rev. f. Harris of N. c.,
preached a very interesting SER
mon at Hebron M. f. church
Sunday morning, also Rev. J. D..
Purvis at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. J. F. Alexander has put
IN cotton gin here in town.
Now there are three In hearing
distance of town which, if this
fine weather continues. will soon
dispose of the cotton crop, which
is much shorter than at first
thought.
The public school here Will be-
gin the first Monday in October
with MISS Burlie j. Grigss of
Ruby teacher.
Miss nellie Rove left Tuesday
morning for Union. S. G to again
take up her school work at Cliff
ford Seminary.
Rev +. Harrier of Red Springs
n. g., spent the week end With
Mrs. j Hodges near town.
Mrs. Caroline Cassidy of Harris
vile spent several days with
relatives here last week.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
Estate Notice

ell persons holding claims
against the estate OF Elijah N.
Redfearn, deceased, will present
same duly verified and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will
please make payment to the un.
dersigned.
A. M. Redfearn.
Il. L. Redfearn.
Executors
of
Estate.
Sept. 9th, 1915
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
Notice Of Sale .

On Tuesday, October 18th,
1915, beginning at IL o'clock A =.
NJ, we will offer for sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
for cash, the Household and
Kitchen furniture, cne lot of ba-
con and lard, one lot beef ca title,
one lot wheat, one lot corn, one
lot Of farming implements and
various other articles of the
estate of Elijah N. Red earn,
deceased. The sale will occur
at the late residence of the de-
ceased.
A. M. Redfearn,
Il. 7. Redfearn,
Executors
Estate
h N. Redfearn,
Sept. 2Sth, 1915. deceased.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30

ID. N. Askins of Pageland was
in town yesterday.
DIR. j. E. Lucas spent two
days in Charlotte, this week.
Miss Lexie Huntly has gone to
the Chiccra College at Colum bia.
Mr.. Edwin Coward to Boiling
Spring High School, Shelby, N.
9.
Mr.. Steve Huntley has gone to |
the Univerity of South Carolina
at Colum bia.
Get your Fair caps and pen
ants from the Chesterfield Drug
Co. Caps, 1Oc; penants, 25c.
Sheriff u. p. Douglass and
MIR. M. j. Hough spent yester
day in Cheraw.
Messrs Charlie Edgeworth and
Walter Oliver, of Ruby are in
town today.
DIR. A. M. Redfearn, of Glenn
son College was business visi-
tor here last week.
Mr.. j. II. Tiller, Of Georgetown
was a business visitor here last
Thursday.
Sheriff ID. p. Douglass ma de a
business trip to Colum bia Thurs
day.
DR.. j. d. Ingram of McBee
speht Monday here attending
court.
Miss Stella Melton spent part
of last week in Cheraw the guest
of Miss Nell Gregory.
Remember your subscription
to The Advertiser while price of
cotton is good.
Col. M. M. Johnson, Attorney,
Of Jefferson, is in attendance
upon court this week.
Messrs H. II. Mclendon and j.
@. Redfearn of Wadesboro. n.
o., were in town last Thursday
Miss Pearl Melton left last
week for Colum bia where she
enters the Colum bia Female Col
lege.
Mrs. r. K. Hanna has return
ed home after spending the sum
mer in the montains of North
Carolina.
Secretary Hunley is giving
away to motor car owners hand
some County Fair banners to be
attached to autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Campcll.
of Ruby, with their daughter
Miss Maudc, visited in Chester
field Tuesday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Canron returned
home Saturday after visiting
relatives at Paxviile and Silver.
She was accompanied home by
| Master George l. Cain, who Will
spend a few weeks in town.
Last Saturday was observed as
work day" by the Chesterfield
Baptist Sunday School and the
offering made Sunday morning
will aggregate almost $1,000 for
tue Connie Maxwell orphanage.
Messrs Fl. M. Odom, w. A. |
Rivers, James Ross. w. M. Red. |
fearn, and Joe Culverson mo.
tored to ColIm bia last Thursday
to hear w. j. Bryans speech
which he delivered Thursday !
night.
Last Saturday while driving
down main street Mr.. Govt
Can pbell's horse made quick
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
Copy Summons for Relief.
The State of Snutb C,roliua

Copy Summons for Relief.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield.
Court tf Common Pleas.
Henrietta Sellers
against
Ezekiel Marsh, Bill Marsh,
Wilks Marsh and S. w. Evans,
Defendants.
Copy Summons for Relief.
Complaint Served)
To the Defendants Bill Marsh
and Wilks Marsh:
You are Hereby Summoned
and required to answer the Cor:
plant in this action, of which at
copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve a copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his office Ches.
terlield, S. G. within twenty
days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day of such
service and if you fail to an.
swer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
Peanuts

Cyprus Shingles at moderate
prices. Armfeld Hdw. Co.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1915-09-30
For Sale.

A pair of good home-raised d
mare mules. = and 3 wears old.
Weight $50 and 1850 each.
l.. b. Davis,
Chesterfield. X. No 3,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28
TEGFILO DELASSE.
Nienc Dc In pag:aa =.

entera seIal0 = Delcasse para que
10 sustituyera. viendo IN e 4 IN de
los hom5res mas capaces de Fran
cia para nev&r los asuntos ~eNtranie-
ros y cOIonia!eS.
Cuando Delcasst Sc eEcargo del
Ministerio de R~elaciones E~xteriores,
tuvo ante 81 dos caminos q seguir: el
que conducia a Londres : el cue con
ducia a Berlin. 81 ~antecesor ha0ia
adelantado mucho en- ei primero: en-
ST. marcia sc eacontro con Fashoda:
IN paSo mas, Y IA guerra con Ing!a-
terra era inevitable. De!casSe, al en-
cargarse del M:2isterio de Relaciones
Exteriores, TO cuvo IN iGstante &c
duda J sc decide por al p&z. IS
cogi0, pues, e canine Ge Lond-es.
SQbitamente Sc habia GaGO cuenta.
al iguai que los hombreS &c EStado &c
Inglaterra, del doble juego aleman,
juntamente comprenGiaR al lin toda
a diabolica ingenuidaG que encerra-
ia el plan ae Bismarck. Va so5re Ia
pista, e]ntendierOn que para oien DC
ia humaniGad, de IA paZ ' De Ia jus
ticia, deDian ar-eglar sus G~iferencias.
4 este cespecCo, Mr.. DeIcasse hizo
un franco ofrecimiento a GoblerEo
ingles, sin "ar-iere pensee' de niagu-
ma claSe, para arreglar las dificulta-
des que habiaa acumulado las que
rras cOloniales pasadas. 81 en- lUgar
de hacer este hubiera caido en- esq
trampa diplOmaJica llamada FaShoda
Y declar4do la guerra q Inglater-a. 81
plan de Bismarck habriaSe reaizado
en- tOda 81 extension y hoy estar:a
Francia palDando las terri0les conse-
cueacias. Peco NADIA de este paso; el
gran estadista frances al hacer TODD
10 contrario echo aoajo el a-matoste
del plan bismarhiano.
La canciIleria alemana habia crea-
DO diversas estructuras diplomaticas
con IA base comun del ais!amiento de
Francia ; Ia segu-idad De que esJa
ultima jamaS Sc entenderia con In
slaterra. Los odios rencilias que
haban accumulate los siglos desap&-
recieron Al conjuro del otrecimiento
de DelcaSss. Fraacia e InglaJerra
estabal midas Dor lin para rea.izar
Ia paz Y el derecho. Noble ) hermo-
so hIbiera sido Por Da-te de Alema-
MIA ~"jus-ar j sueHos : amoic:ones
nac5oGalcs . los paclIcos ide&.es que
Sc encont-cban det-as de ID E2yen-
tie. Pero no fue asi; So asio .en2z-
men:e a Tejo Plan Disma-aiaao. re
cOgi6 pacientemente los restos dis
DersOs de este dItimo y ~precen4io
recoEs,ruirio sin comp-en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28

der Que eran VI nuy distintas ms
condolences inJe-nacionales euroDeas.
Una so.G IDEA domino en- IA adel4n-
. Je . los esJad:stas de Berlin. Y es-
Ia fue Il de ro.npe~ q toda costa Ia
Entente entire Francia e .i~ngiaterra.
Todas SIS maniobraS diplomaticas gi-
raron en- 70 adeiante. alrededor &c
esta idea central Y cuando vieron to
dos esfaerzos t-&casaGos en- este
sentido acudieron al plan cl&sico de
Bismarck. e. empleo lie Ia fuerza. Y
d~erribaron a gran homhre de Esta-
DO cue hab.a salvado 10 nave france
- de u terrible tormenta de tashU-
ia. DesGe a caida de Delcasse, da-
u l& .arga historic de Ia Gis2uta
m~arroCui, que cuIm:no en- Ia iamoSl
saliGa de- Panther para Agadir.
Ia Europa esJuvo eRConces Z las puer
t. del ah.sao.....
e o.igen. pues de la enemisCad
de AiemaEia con Franc.a, hay que
Duscarlo en- ID participation de es.a
Ultima Ell e f-acaso del plan de Bis
macck. Observation-Disclosures ID gan
nacion hu0iega seguido prestando 81
cooperation & Ia .ageuiosa : diabJ-
lea 'cCmbinazzicne aLemaEa, de he
Der surgido eI incidente de Fashcda
que Ia puso cGsi al horde de una
guerra con Ing!ayerra. Francia. que
6usca5a u paZ mt .odo, Sc echo
para ayr4s = s. a-regl5 con IHg!ate-
IRA, deciararGo que guerra vi.ir en-
ammonia 0 todas las n~aciones. S.a
embargo. A3emania. VIC On su accr-
c&miento : 5ueHa amistad con IN
glatsrra. IN acto &c hostiIidad hacia
elI& y ac2so = Franc!a Y a Irgiater~a
de querer pe-seguir.a : envoIver.a .
al mismc tempo que ver d.sm.Uu;Lo
81 poder. Creyendo a Deicassc. y
este con razou. el autor principal de!
f-acasc del plan de Bisuark, 10 h!@o 0
dc 81 cdio : decide derribar-
10 del Uoder. consiguiendolo a fiji
po- medic De Ia amenaza de una que
IRA. Ei gran estadisIa GIe hah:a sal
v-do a 81 patr.a. G! que console a sus
,ompacriotas lie IA hUmillacion que
co2sigo g! grave iacidcute de-
FaskcGa. Ell que Por medic de ua SIN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28

reune lola clasc de refugiado.
~CarranciSta. v~ilIista. federal. iOd"
el mundo cSta ahi en- b;isca lie
notlclaS J lie Conversations.
-6Buscaba listed 4 aIglIien?
A IN neutral. 4 un individuo
que no este nj con este nj con aqutI.
A IN verdadero patricia.
-GPatriota la dicho uSted?.
Pues aque! y~icjecitO.
Else?
-Ese de las barbaS canrSas
ENactamente.
FL viciHcito de las barbas cano-
SaS eS IN antique diputado del
regimen porfirista. gran simpati-
zadOr de los mtritOs del vicio
caudillO, que en- eXcesO de pre-
caucI6n. sali6 de la RepubIica para
pOnerSe a SalNO de cualquiera
cvcntuaIidad a que pudiera estar
suieto pOr el fadicaLiSmo brutal
de los revOluclOnarioS.
Nos apcrsonamOs con q, Y en-
pueSto el obieto de mueStra vista.
repuSO:
-Siento que tai cosa Suceda.
Don N~ictoriano deberia confor-
marse con vivir holgadamente. Ell
81 e de su famIilia, sin desa-
Ea3SEGasss ssfs5slstSkS
IA deSagraviarSe. POrque Don
NictOrianO ticne sus graves errO-
res y rs justo que los pague.
Don NictOrianO eS un NAL hon.
bre. pas5 SUI 6poca y es necesa-
rio que Sc cOnforme. Sin embar-
90, iOjOla que p%rOcurara vindlcar-
ante Sus enemigOS!. y no pre-
hacienda revOluciOnes nj
fOmentanGO la discOrdia entire no.
SinO prOlegieudO a u e =
yldOres humlldes, que por el he
rhO De serlO, Sc han ViStO en- la
!mperiOSa ~nccesidad de salir del
pals, y paSan pOr eStaS tlefraS los
'acrificiOS CONSEQUENCES a una *
DatriaciGn forzoSa y terrible. Don
VictOrianO esta dandO carload a
os cspaiOleS y no Sc acuerda de
,uS amigos que yiyen Ell la mise
ia. Tai rs la humildad. y no
nay que oIvidar que don Victoria
N ticne ia enemistad de mister
y que un irrefleXiro pro-
.rdcr pOr parte de aQutl, podria
,rilIarnoS a IN seri0 peligr0 inter-
lacional, sligo adelante. pOrque no
.cabaria nunca. Otro dia sera....
IG themes on hector, la opinion De
oS tres arupoS: 81 favOritO, el
neutral, sO1re Ia nota del dia: la
'ev0luci6n DE don NictorianO.
GQuien esta Ell 10 iustO? 6Quien
ienr la raz6n?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28

mas. todor di,rrulaH:io tie las de-
i!nlaS Ir TN graio WiiI!ar. iotos
amos Y SrnorrS de- las r~"@ionoS
iqU" pi>#u. cror Que no hrm"s
J de- ser no>olro> 10 mi,mo?. sDe
que ~priy!l"-Iu> @azau rIl0S Que no
gocrmoS nOSotruS?. pUrdu" DE
DO adyertir que tan yalirnlr Y tan
t"mrrarIo como Villa. ne" pu"do
o]Strut3r yu. \ i So Guirrr haSDa
bandido, como FL. ;Naia. ami
90. Bucgu" listed q bios. ell
Glendale una vrll Il san EXprditO.
rrcr listed tres padres nucSlros. y
haea yotoS por lu" 50 r~caIiro. r
Ia nurstra, amigo. ~ la uu"slra.
Yo - 10 Que lc digo. - "n Guc
Sitio |" apri"ta rl zapato al vie
ju N.ctorIauo. Y - 10 qu" purG"
dar de 81. Isl" vaIcdor - ca
paz de- sacarlc rana> y"ricS q un
cl@ctriro. :I rn lI"gando a la
Cap!tuI?. = sIrudo 81 President
tr Gr MrNico........E diSioqur,
pioS Ir dt Il ustrd pa.ahra de pro
fcta.
Fl ravoriDo 81 frot6 las mauoS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-28

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New Britain herald., 1915-06-11

y Washington, June 1 11.-The United Ftates, in it's latest note to Germany, made public last night, formally asks &he imperial government for assur- kncss that measures hereafter will be kdopted to safeguard American lives Ind American ships on the high seas. Fhe alternative in case of refusal is &ot stated.
 It was this note to which William
 Jennings Bryan refused. ro attach his kgnature, resigning his portfolio of Gcretary of state and thereby pre- ipitating dramatic cabinet crisis. eobeEt Lansing. secretary of state ad lterin1, signed the communication, khich went forth with the approval President Wilson and his entire bbinet.
 Couched in Friendly Terms.
 Friendly terms characterize the bcument, which renews representa- fons made in the American note that (ached Germany on May IS after ke I.usitania was torpedied and sunk htla loss of more than 100 Amer
 an lives. The German government,