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Sc ha s~uspendido Ia eje.
custom de Federi-
CO Sanchez

AUSTIN, Texas, Enero.-El
Gobernador Ferguson tuVo d
bien concederihoy una p~r6rroga de
treinta dias para Ia ~ejecuci6n de
Ia pena de mUerte a que fue con-
denado Federico Sanchez, como
c6mDlice en- el asesinsto del Al
caide de Ia CarceI de- Condado de
Live Oak, ocurrido ell dia q de
Diciembre del ano pasado.
La Solicitud de pr6rroga fuG
elavada al Gobefnador por el
Consul general de Mexico, Sr.
Te6duIo r. Beltran, &c San An
tonic, con objsto de demostrar
este senior que Sanchez es menor
de II amos.
Segdn Sc sabe en- Ia misma So
Iicitud sc pide que sea commute,
da Ia pena capital por Ia de phi
sion perpetual, incidente que Sc
tramitara tambi6n du-ante Ia
Dr6rroga concedida &c treints
dlas q que Sc hace menci6n mas
arriba.
Como Sc recordar& Sanchez fue
iuzgado en- Oakvil!e, j%untamente
con otro individuo meXicano de
aDellido Gonzalez, que declare ser
responsible del asesinato en- cues
ton. Al ser sentenciado por el
.jurado Sc lie conden6 a Ia pena de
muerte, sentencia que ratified
despu6s ell Juez especial que co.
noci6 de la causa. La fecha Sc.
naIada por dicho funcionario para
Ia ejecuci6n de los homicidas, fue
Ell dia primero de Febrero es de
cir, eI dia de manana.
Ell defensor de Sanchez ha ape
lado a tcdos los medios para sal
var a su defense Y ditimamente
ell consul mexicano en- San Anto-
tonic, Sr. Beltran tom6 empeno
en- la question, habiendo eievadO,
como Sc dice antes, una solicitud
al Gobernador Ferguson, para
que Sc conmutara Ia pena impues-
ia a Sanchez, alegando que este
es men0r de II amos.
Ell c6nsu! Beltran dice que tie
! ne pruebas evidentes de que San
chez cuenta tan solo Is amos de
! edad, pues naci6 en- Monterrey a
fines de 1899.
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Ell Lie. A. Msrtinez de Torre6r, en- so
ciedad con Duncan jackson NeunhoifSF
Abogados, ofrcce sus servicios profesiora-
cs Il Ia colonia mcxiCana. Ejcrcen en- las
CorteS JudiciaIes de Texas Y MeXico.-il4
Guuter Bldg.-San Antonio.
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La Dana de las Came!ias. "0.25
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Memorials de IN re~voluCionario. O.
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"a tLranla ruSa. O.7S
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LIBRoS De kVENTyRAS.
A DO centayos cada tomo.

A 40 centaV0S cada t0m0.
; Ayentu1as de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
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Blackwell, ell pirata del Tamesis.
Jack Ell destripador.
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I'm m6dico criminal.
Ell testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y ell contrabsn-
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bGrg.
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Una noche De terror.
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La infane poseda del Cairo.
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81 rey dc los bandidos.
Aventuras de John C.. Raffles,
ell rey de los ladrones moder-
nos:
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Fl asalto en- ell Sleeping.
II amo rojo.
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la doncella raptada.
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II tesoro Ge Estado.
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FL secreto del tesoro.
Hagsnse los pedidos scompahados
iasu importe q
p IGNACIO e. LOZANO.
G1T Dolorosa St---Saa Antonio, Tex,
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rentg 2 la independence 30. SOS
Los Observation-Disclosures
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ESpGua. %O:!'
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La NaiestaG Caida.-Novela hist0-
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Epogeyas de mi Patria: Benito
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FL IaDerio.-EI triunio de Ia Re
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ma > roDOs. Z-5O
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ALLUO OOtIlO III SNAiAIA", N
10 decian por ALI las malas
lenguas, sino que ha renuncia
do en- toda forma a la manO
de dona Leonor Presidential,
porQue los que 10 encarama
ron en- csc talamo, que Sc ha
convertible en- ell lechO de Pro
custo, 10 dejaron solito a Ia
bora de la bora.
Como esta ESQ de la re
nuncia, va creia que Sc habia
lido a Cuernavaca con TODD
y la zebra presidential.
No, senior al verse Quasi
abandonado por Villa y Zapa
ia, dijo como David, "tiro el
arpa, y me voy a darle al vio-
Ion a Morelos''. Y ALI 10 tie
nen bailando en- la cuerda flo
ia, despues de haber estado
incomodamente a~plastado en-
Ell dorado sill6n que tantO item
DO ocup6 don Porfirio, y en-
ell cue no ha podido nadie sos
tenerSe por mucho tempo
desde que ell "Ipiranga' Sc hi
20 c6Iebre en- nuestra histo-
ria.
-Pues con todo y arpa, VIC
ion Y cuerda fIoja, 20 sligo Gre
yendo que a Roquito lie en-
.traron corbas cuando supo que
sus eX-amigos los venustianis
tas estaban a las pUertas de
la ciudad, para Quitarle la
chamba.
Els possible que Lc hayan
tembIado las corvas como dijo
cierto personaje hist6rico de
Ia "gloriosa"; mas con toda
correction procure ocultar esa
debilidad muy natural en- cier
tos momentos de la vida; pc
70 tuvo un rasgo de Valor
que 10 eleva a mis- ojOs
-1Que Tue clio? Cu6ntame
10 que ne intereso mucho con
csc muchacho que hace unos
cuantos amos vendi6 q mi sue
gra una maQuina de cOser en-
abonos, Y le encajo a mi sue
gro una POLKA de SECURES So
bre la vida, de mil pesos.
Con toda franQueza dijo
ell bueno de Rogue, que re-
nunciaba, porQue' estaba con
vencido de que ell pueblo lie
habia visto Ia creja a IA re
voluciGn, Y que no guerra Sc
guir por mas tempo siendo
;urua+n de Villa. que era ci
verdadcro mandon, 10 que 10
reducia a ella Roquito-a Ia
triste cCndici6n de PreSiden
tie de petate; y por ditimo AGA
b6 diciendo que los zapats
tas. en- los que tenia cifradas
sus esperanzas, no eran mas
que una aglomeraci6n de ban
didos sin ley nj diciplina.
-Vaya con Roquito, no lie
creia tan valiente al mucha-
cho. pues creo que Sc lie va a
indigestar la valentia con ell
chocolate que lie den los "a
patistas.
-Reventara, 81 quieres, pc
70 va do palo, y palo dado. -.
-Arnica Y vendas para los
que e. va a recibir de los "a
patistas.
Y Rogue va, = Rogue viene,
entire los ecos de la voz de IL
Gale, que ha agarrado por
los faldones de Ia nuevecita
Y fIamante casaca presiden-
ciaI. al Cicer6n de Aguasca-
Iientes, que segdn dicen AGA
ba de encender una catilina,
ria a sus ,acuaches que 10 han
deiado solito en- las alturaS
del Vale de Mexico, que pror
to cambiara su nombre pOr e
de Josafat.
Alvaro Obreg6n ma vuelto ;
abrir de par en- par las pue:
L.. l. l. o;,,JoI MSvIir ri M
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NOvELAs A 40 CTS. CADA UN

Fl hece-ro de orc.
u Mic malcisO.
L. lucia por el amor.
Il ~1..scr.ro de mi madre.
Maria, pCr Jorge Isaacs.
H cu-4 de alGea.
Dora
AZICena.
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oBRAs P0ETICAs DE PEA.

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IT So. de Mayo. E-av-as de Ia In
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IL Cer-C lie las tamgg1as. Con
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100
Saclrdgte Y Caul-.-O. Obra Tefe-
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del N~Hco. Tn tomo Erande empas-
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OBRAS DIVERSAS.

La Eoz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
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raleS. Sis
Manual de agricultural Y ganade-
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NCvELAs A IS. CTS. cADA UNA

Na'..las sean las uujeres.
J.a.c.-.= seen los hoUores.
Na..l--s sean las suegras
ArJe BE .-scar 2arido.
Las Ev.s Ugler.2s.
f. r0vL8 U-ys.--y
La hjia he las flores.
FL pGr-..a-.9 de las s0iteras.
Il Pa-a,sy dc las mujeres.
q inferno re los hombres.
Viva Ii. uovia.
FL haaG tic los mares.
Su Na.e.ra5 el Amor,
Nalaj.o sea el Amor.
la F--cec. dc. Dollar.
Amor y La-.IriO.
"a hijG De Venus.
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Las htL1s de champagne.
e ni5o de ~rglscIores.
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P&s.ol---.- DE amor.
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ers TrzNa e. pEIoR sUaTTDO TIA CUE VENDE MAS BAzA8o.

CASTOS PAGAOOS, Ell MISMO Ola QUE 81 RECIBE L
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4UIla}s 81 d:

IS So UZSpACaAN PCR C08SE0, CON LOS Casio
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Hoyeta de coscum5res "O.7O
L Hucrf2uo del Eegiuiento. o.
bra c0DmOysdOra y Dei..sima 50 70
%stIcia O Los Charros C~0rtraban-
ais-@a. Novcla de ccsJumbrcs mexi-
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ENGLISH PRESS TO BE ALLOWED TO ADOPT
 CENSORSHIP RULES

London, December 14.-Explaining
 the suspension of censorship by the
 press bureau in so far as foreign af- fairs are concerned, Lord Robert Ce- ci1, under secretary for foreign af- fairs, in the House of Commons to-
 night, said that it was considered by
 the foreign office when the change
 was initiated that while once it lead
 down under the provisions of the de-
 fense of the realm act broad rules as
 to what ought or ought not to be done
 in the public interests, it was really
 better that those who were skilled in
 presentation of the news to the pub lie should be left free to carry out
 those rules for themselves.
 This proceeding, Sir Robert ex- plained, had nothing to do with what the naval and military authorities
 might think necessary.
 There was no intention on the part of the government to trap or trip pa- pers, or to vent their indignation against any particular paper by crim- inal proceedings, the under secretary said, and declared that if the foreign office could give assistance to the press as to the dangers to be guarded against they would be glad to render it. He recognized the difficulty, he said. of distinguishing between mili- | tary matters and foreign news, but | thought that there ought to be nc practical difficulty because all doubt | full matters could be submitted to the
 censors as hitherto.
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common sense has led them to say No Second, do the majority of women stand behind the demand for the vote? And the negative reply has emphatically fol- lowed the investigation of fact'
 Mrs. Dodge said there was need for state committees in Iowa, South Dakota and West Virginia, where the legislatures had voted to submit suffrage to the voters. Meetings this winter, she said, were being planned for some of the large cities of the south, where the situation was serious for the first time, mot be- cause of the large number of suffragists, but because of the activities of the few
 The resolution adopted by the associa- tion reads, in part, as follows:
 This association appreciates and con- demns the lack of patriotism exhibited by the suffra gists in uselessly annoying the President of the United States and Congress in making sham fight which is scandal and reflection upon the intelligence of American womanhood.'
 Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the Secre- tary of State, read to the association a letter from her father, John w. Foster, a former Secretary of State, in which Mir. Foster declared that suffrage was properly a question to be left to the determination of the states rather than Congress.
 The following officers of the associa- ton were reelected: President, Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, New York; secretary, Mrs. William B. Glover. Fairfield. Conn. treasurer, Miss Caroline W. Stewart, Glenridge, N. J.
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ManonMhdndsHoIpinQHdn
BV Mdfion HdHdnd

fore. Please tell me how to clean set of childs white rabbit furs. I see you don't advise home dyeing.
 MRS. A
 First brush and beat the furs gently but faithfully, to rid them of every grain of dust Next lay them upon board covered with clean. white cloth and saturate them down to the skin with grain alcohol. Keep the hairs as open as possible, that you may get at the roots With perfectly clean comb raise the nap of the fur by combing against it. This is to expose every part of the skin to the treatment. While the fur is still wet with alcohol sift into it all the talcum powre it will hold and lay it carefully away in box, covering to exclude the dust. Leave it alone for two days. Then take into the open air ond beat and brush out the powder, first working against the nap, then with it, to restore smooth ness. A dozen years ago I cleaned set of mouflon in this way, and was encouraged by the signal success of the process to venture the experiment of cleaning a set of more expensive err mine. The result was eminently grati- flying. The little lady to whom the royal furs belonged wore them with pride for two winters more, the clean ing having been repeated the second year.
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DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT
 AT CABLE HALL FRIDAY

The Teen-age class of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church will give the following programme at Cable hall Fri day evening at 8:15 o'clock:
 PART I. Overture, orchestra. Burst, Ye Apple Buds" (Hawley). T Love You So" QIawley), Miss Mary Broderick. Requiem (Homer). "At Dawning' Qiomer). Inter Yos" (McFadden), MT Frank Stapleton Shine On, Winter Moon," orchestra.
 PART II.
 YOUNG DOCTOR DEVINE."
 A Comedietta. Act I-Saturday morning at Hillside seminary. Act II-Same place Afternoon A few hours later.
 Cast of Characters: Rebeeca, the Monitor, Miss Iva Veltman. Elizabe who is restless, Miss Jennie Abbott. Marie, who writes, Miss Florence Hill. Grace, who also writes, Miss Grace Mor- ison.
 Rose, who wants to know" Miss Pearl Green. Maud Miss Pearl Bass. Laura, Miss Rosamond Hill. Madam, Miss Maud Martin. Dr. Frances Devine, Miss Ida Hill.
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A Couple of Recipes

May I contribute a couple of recipes that may be used, and, hope, may be en- joyed as much as I have enjoyed them Mothers dried apple cake-Soak one pint of dried apples over night. Chop fine, then stir them into one cup of mola sses, two cups of sugar, one cup of sweet milk, halp cup of butter, four cups of flour, two teaspoons of soda, half teaspoon each of cinnamon and nutmeg, and half pint Of raisins. This will make two loaves and last for weeks. It improves with keeping. Golden chips for a relfsh)- Seven pounds Of pumpkin, five pounds of sugar, half dozen lemons, cents worth of white ginger root. Cut the pumpkin in small cubes and leave it standing with sl gar over night In the morning add the lemon and cook F. F. B.
 Your contribution lacks one thing to make it entirely acceptable. We have not your full name and address. Will you let us have further selections from your mothers stores and your own, and tell us to whom we are grateful? We must not lose sight of you.
 Cleaning Rabbit Fur
 Although a reader of your Corner for number of years, receiving much help, I have never come to you be-
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MRS. BOWDRY ENTERTAINS SANS SOUCI CLUB

Pink and white roses and ferns formed the decorative plan yesterday when Mrs. H. N. Bowdry was hostess to the Sans Souci club members at her home in Norwood.
 Luncheon was served at o'clock and bridge whiled away the afternoon. A piece of and-embroidered lingerie, a deck of cards and a box of correspon- dence cards were given as trophies of the game. The club personnel includes: Mrs B. b, Meriwether, Mrs. L. R. Patton Mrs. Harry Waters, Mrs. H. G. Bar clay, Mrs. J. T. Hury. Mrs. Foreman, Mrs. F. W. Masenberg, Mrs E. E Smith, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Lily Brown, and Mrs. Bowdry. Mrs. w. $. Moughon substituted in the absence of one of the members.
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lSUFFRAGISTS LACK
 PATRIOTISM, SAYS
 THE OPPOSITION
Women Should Not Torment Con- gressmen When Confronted by Problems of National and
 International Moment

Washington. December 14.--The Ma tional Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage in annual convention here today reelected the principal officers and aropted a resolution declaring that a lack of patriotism was shown in the ef forts of suffragists 'to torment Congress during a session which is called upon to solve the greatest national and interna- tional problems that have confronted the United States since the civil war;
 Delegates from most of the 24 states reported in the association were present The business of the convention was con cluded today, but delegation of 40 will call on President Wilson at the White House tomorrow.
 Reviewing the defeat of suffrage in eastern states last month, Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, president, in her opening ad- dress, said
 '"The voters have asked two questions: First is suffrage expedient? and their
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ALPHA OMEGA CLUB
 HAS MEETING

Miss Virginia White and Miss Eliza beth White were joint hostesses yes- terday afternoon at their home on Tenth avenue, south, when the mem bers of the Alpha Omega club gath cred for their weekly game of auction bridge.
 Many red and white chrysanthe- nuns made the rooms bright, where the players enjoyed their favorite game, for which hand crochet batl towel was given as prize, and the meeting was brought to close with g tempting salad and ice course. Those present were: Miss Gertrude Mccormack, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss
 Ruth Gaudin, Miss Helen Keiser, Miss Doris Moughon, Miss Mary O'Brien Miss Estelle Strickland, Miss Virginia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
MRS. JOSEPH ANNOUNCES
 COMMITTEE TO HELP HER

Red Cross Christmas seals will be sold on the streets of Birmingham from De- cember F to December 9. Friday and Saturday Mrs. w. w. Bussey and Mrs. w. s. Brown have been selected as chair men and the ladies assisting them have already been announced.
 On Monday, Mrs. M. V. Joseph will have a large number of helpers for the sale in the stores downtown, though much .s< ork has already been accomplished by Ssis enterprising chairman by correspon- dence,
 Those who will assist Mrs. Joseph are: Mrs. Joseph Gerson, Mrs. $. M. Adler, Mrs. Fannie Hertzfieid, Mrs. Morris Marks Mrs. Sidney Hart, Mrs. Herman Saks, Mrs. Herman Beck Mrs. J. D. Rosenberger Mrs. Cantrowitz, Mrs. Gug- enhem, Mrs. Harry Markstein Miss Elm fly Fies, Miss Esther Fies, Mrs. Phillip Oster, Mrs. Harry Oster, Miss Mildred Fox. Miss Rhetta Levy, Miss Minna Simpson, Miss Clarice Sommers. Mrs. Morris Loveman, Mrs Joseph Savage,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-15
R A N DO M N OT E s

MT. William Cosby will arrive Friday from Castle Heights college at Lebanon, Tenn, to spend the holidays with his par ents. Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Cosby
 
 MT J. Louis Schillinger is expected Friday from the University of Pennsyl- vania to spend Christmas with his mother, Mrs. August Schillinger.
 Miss Josephine Meadow, who is a stu dent at Shorter college, in Rome Ga, will come to Birmingham to spend the holiday season with her parents, pr. and Mrs. A. F. Meadow.
 Miss Carlotta Smith is visiting her aunt, Miss Bessie Smith, in Kentucky. Miss Myra Whitehead of Vincent is a guest of Mrs. Paul Mitchell
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 Mrs. Milton Smith is at the Tutwiler, having arrived this morning from Louis- vile to be present at the Faison-Cameron wedding on Wednesday. MT Smith will join her here today.
 Miss Edwina Marx of Uniontown will arrive in Birmingham Saturday to spend the Christmas holidays with her aunts, Mrs. L. E. Marcus and Mrs Jake Ehl- bert.
 Miss Stella Mae Orr will return Friday from Brenau college to spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Orr in Norwood.
 Miss Lurlean Patterson of Alexander City is the attractive guest of Mrs. G. w. Leonard.