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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15
BENAv|OES KILLS
SELF IN REMORSf
FORMER VILLA FOLLOW. LATER
MS ENEMY, COMMITS
SUICIDE.

III Paso. Texas, Feb lA.--General
E.agenie A Benavides. formerly Gen
efai Villas most trusted brigade com
mander in Mexican warfare. committed
suicide by shooting himself In the head
Friday at "A village near 0ueretaro,
Mexico, according TO official adviccs re-
ectysd today az Chihuahua city and
autographed to Juarez. Its body was
turned over by the Villagers 10 villa
cavalry patrol. " hieh was pursuing the
scattered remnants Of the Benavides
brigade and other units ~ the command
90 former Provisional President Cutler
req.
The Gutierrox forces. consisting Of
the commands OF GeaVrsiS ROhlcs.
fsiancc. and BenaVldes. were disastrous
ly beaten iu tArec days hEhtiug for
possession II 0Ueretarp Hhith was de-
fcnded ty tHc villa army OF General
Chao.
THE ettsc}ai report stated General
BenaeideS battling AZ the village sent
overfures tp General VIII. II reloin
nina. but was refused Then BenaV-
des. IL SAs said, made similar propo-
sails to General CsrranzA through Cen
eraI Oregon ~ Mexico cay. with the
same result J.; is believed remorse
over his detection from villa. coupled
with the disaster which had fallen his
GV9aEl%Aa caused aesFVttatAtE NHIcA re-
suited is bss suicide.
General Villa telegfaphlng to Chi
huahua CXvy today from Guaoaia-
jara. announced that with the defeat
of his ere rrtss AT that city the pro-
gram nexy called for the capture Of
rsle seaport of Tamptco. aud that all
energies wouiA DC bent to that end,
now thai danger CT attacking the
rear had been eliminated.
B4 cause ct failure of villa officials
10 return railroad cars promptly.
American officials here have declared
Rn embargo on shipments OF coal
into Mexican territory Shelters
ard all other large Industries WIN be
affected.
Madrid. via Paris. Feb. I4-Pre-
mier Dato Yesterday read to the
Council OF Ministers a dispatch from
General Cafranga telling of his dis
uisxal Of Senior Caro-, the Spanish
minister To Mexico, The alleged rea-
SON given for the dismissal of the
minister Was that he protected An
gel Del Case, who wss amenahle TO
the Mexican courts. 1t is also alleged
that the actions against Del Caso
we're Of a eocial and political nature
which could rot offend Spain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15
A Valentine,

a Valentine.
May all the snowiiakes seem like
flowers,
A way skies shine warm above you,
AND every day Of winter seem
Like spring. because / love Won,
=, ---A. +. A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15

This London Dropping
Pilot published
Chancellor Bismarks services years This
His Admiral Of the Fleet has been stricken off the
naval list and outdon deprived him
ooney therein F has also been expelcd from membership
this time when be putting forth the efforts
with Russia for putpoAe sSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15
AIR AND WATER RAID

CONTINUED from First Page)
rers. Acts of war against Italian ships
viii not be tolerated.
A friendly reply is expected to the
observations, possibly containing spe-
.ial concessions to Italian shipping
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15
TODAY MAY SETTLE

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15
GERMANY CONTENDS

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FIND BELGIAN BABES

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-15

Fredericksburg--New has been re-
ceired here OF the death u Mount
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
WHAT B~RADSTREET'S
REPORT T0DAYS SAYS
YORK. Semi.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-Bradstreet's
Review Saturday says
Growth in trade and in leading
industries is Of a cumulative charac-
ter. Misgivings as to the future seem
to have practically disappeared and
though there are some unsettling fac
tors such as the very weak condition
of foreign exchange and the hckleness
of labor, the General tendency is on
ward and upward. This weeks chief
stimulus to trade is furnished by fall
festivals. by visits of country mer-
chants to the larger centers. by inn
prOvement in house trade, 10y larger
road orders, by rather freer orders
for fall delivery, and by greater ac-
.tivity in the steel industry. Incidental
ly. certain of our foreign political re-
%latiOns. at n time deemed 10 be very
grave. seem to have been amicably
adjusted; collections show further
improvement. some points reporting
payments TO be almost normal: war
orders are larger than ever, a spell
of cool weather has improved retail
trade at numerous points; mail order
trade continues to expand; labor is in
better demand at higher pay, money
is in enlarged request; business fail
ures are ~freer, crops are more favor
able, wheat exports are the largest
since the latter part Of May and IN
the south sentiment has visibly i'm
proved. even the agricultural sections
being more enthusiastically inclined ON
the other hand, uncertainty as TO the
values of foreign honey cause hesita-
ton in some branches OF export trade
grain. cotton, leather and copper.
for example"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04

cite st. Sunday school 10 a. m, r. o.
Cuhel. superintendent. Bible study at IL.
r. c. Raisblask. leader. Berean meeting
Wednesday evening at the home OF Miss
Evelyn Harscb. Leader, Miss Lois ThOmp-
sOn.
ing Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, J2 :. Franklin st.
Leader, Miss Evelya Harsch.
Y. NJ c. A.
Y. NJ. G. A. meetings VIII De hoId evers
Sunday afternoon. especially for men. in
the auditorium Of the boys building A
Sunday and special music viz be fur
nished.
Y. W. c. A.
During the summer months the Young
Women's Christian association will be
! o'clock. The vesper services have closed
for the summer.
MISSIONS.
LasaTe-A. G. Schafer. superintendent
Services every night at T:$. Bible class
Sunday 4 p. M. Home S32S. Coffee and
rolls for the hungry after the meeting.
Everybody welcome.
City-115 Z. Jefferson blvd. Ray A. Bird.
superintendent sunday school at 3 D. N.
Meetings every night NJ $50.
Evening service at 7:30 with old-fashion
service Of song.
Rev. a. II. kemma OF DePauw univers-
ity viii speak.
Mennonite Hope MissiOn-32O y. Olive st.
Sunday school at 2:3l Preaching at $50.
Children's meeting. 20 %. m
Preaching every evening exce1t Wc1zrs-
day. Leader, Mary Nunemaker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
MAKES DARING JAIL BREAK
Mar Takes Keys From Boy and
Knocks Him Down.

LAPORTE, Sept. 4.-Alonzo Morris,
confined in the county Jail awaiting
trial for forgeries committed at Mill
Greek and Crumstown, Friday after
noon grabbed the keys from Carl
Lakin. ~17-year-old nephew Of Sheriff
Ahlgrim. and after striking the boy
on the head with them unlocked the
Jail door and made a bold break for
liberty.
He was pursued by Tug Wheeler.
a local wrestler. AID was captured
after an exciting chase. Lakins' scalp
was cut in several places but he was
not seriously injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
BAILEY TO RUN AGAIN
Ex-Texas Senator TO Oppose Morris
Sheppard.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. A.
j. ". Bailey. formerly United States
senator. at Hillsboro Friday
ed that he would enter the race for
the senatOrship against Morris Shep-
pard in 1918. Bailev in making this
announcement said socialism is the
menace Of the hour"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
MAY lose HIS EYES

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. Am
explosion hat occurred while he was
experimenting in an effort 70 find a
process OF manufacturing potash may
prove fatal TO DR.. Frederick O. Gillen.
His brother. william II. GiIlen. con-
tractor, may lose both eyes as a re-
salt Of the blast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
VIII Show Autos.
RACk FRONI MOODS.

Rev. FIR. Cavanaugn OF NOtre Dame
university returned last night from
northern Wisconsin where he spent
the last week in the wooda
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
Sunday at the Churches

Everyone invited TO attend the rn~ in south Bend churches All seats are Free Regular {" well 4" we
dd ~s are announced below Pastors are invited by The Nr-rm@m nA~man% send the paper M"
G their sunday sermons that they may be read By the 5000 N~-nm~r readers In the Monday edtoas Through
hh medium ne m@ns can be- dGssds seErsaonw which is cn more than aSMds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
TALON \ HIDES.

Corrected Daily by :. W. Li3pman. 2Io
y. Main ST.
TALLOW-Rough PAS rendered. No. J
a.. No. =. 2Qfc.
HIDES-Green No. I. l0Ni5c.
CALF SRINS-i0416c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
SEEDS

Corrected Daily by Warner Bros. Seed
store. III =. Wayne So
TIMOTH1-S4 per bu.
RED CLONES-Ss 20 $3.50.
ALFALFA-S12 per bu.
ALSIkE CLuNER-S9Ql0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04

cite 81. Rev. Charles \. Llppln.ot1. ID. -.
minister. Rev. Howard J. Clifford. also.
ciate minister. Miss Charlotte VI. Par
fridge. assistant 10 the minister.
Public worship at 10 40 a. IA. aud 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
SOUTH BEND MARKETS
POULTRY AND MEATS.
rrected Daily by Jimmie's Market. 70.
". Jefferson Hivd1

POULTRN-Paying i. selling 10.
SPRINGEBS-PayiBg Is. selling 30c.
NEAL-Paying 12Ia. selling DC.
BEEF-Ro@st p, boiling i, porterhOuse
35M40, sirlOin 30c.
HAM-Selliug zoe.
LARD-Selling 16c.
OLD CHlCkENS-Paying 12ta, selling
1SG2Oc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
HAY. STRAW AND TFFD.
Corrected Daily by the Wesley

corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co, 420 : Michigan ST.
HAA-Paying So to Slf; selling az sic
10 SIS.
NEW HAY-Paying So, selling at SIS
STRAw-Paying Sc to S17; selling at S.
~CORN-Paylng soc. selling ut $500
NEW OATS-Paying 32e, selling at &c
To 4jc.
OATS-Paying 45c, selling at JSa6Oc.
CLOVER ~sEED-Paying s.. selling 50.
TIMOTHY-SeIiug 81
ALFALFA-Montaaa own selling az
ALSIKE CLOvER-Sering at $40.
NEW OATS-Paying 60. selling fs9
PROVISIONS.
Corrected Daily by l.. ". Mueller. 2IG
r Jefferson Blvd
VEGETABLES-New cabbage. PAVING
2Oc doz.. selling ut rat head new pos
tatoes. paying ]Hioe bu- selling atlJc
BUTTER AND ECG~-Couu.rr butter.
aging I9-Jr sci le -ffiN came
butter. paying 90 selling E eggs,
strictly fresh. pa-iu- - ..1 selling sc
doZ.
FRUII-Ounre pe- case selling
at 2CaJUc pc doz lemons per case,
$50. selling af @IHtOr pes oax. bananas,
bunch. Sl.Io. selling 5w-Je per doZ
FLOOR AND Fed.
Corrected Dails by Knobioch ana Gins
HvCraulic Az
WITEAT-Paying 500.
OAIS-Payiug fSc. selling co..
EDIN-P4yiug So. selling zoe
ElE-Pdylpg Ssc.
LIVE STOCK
Corrected Daily by Major Bros, =.
Logan So
A a STEERS-Fair 90 good. {
WGiac; p ime Ga age.
HOGS-Life $6.J0NG1J.
LAMBS-Live 6LG1c. dressed 1fG16c.
TALLOW AND HIDES.
Corrected Daily by :. w. Li9pman. 2Io
-. Main ST.
TALLOW-Rough 2G3. rendered. No. }
4G5. No. >. 2QHc.
HIDES5Green No. L. 1OMISc.
EAIE 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
Corrected Daily by l.. ". Mueller.
Iefereon Kfxd-


Corrected Dail2 by knobiock ana GlnE.
HyCraulic Al
WHEAT-Paying S1.O0.
OAIS-Payiug So. selling co..
tOl;N-Paying seg. selling zoe.
ElE-Pdylpg Ssc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
LIVE STOCK

Logan So
HEAVY STEERS-Fair 90 good. 9
WGiac. p ime GA age.
HOGS-LiFe $6J0NG1J.
LAMBS-Live dressed 1915
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04

Free ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS av. and
Hush 81. r y. Foulk. pastor. Sunday
school $50 a. m. oscar Batson. super
intendent Preaching services at 1880 a.
N and T.3O p. m
River Para Free NethOdist-FOurteent
and Vine sts. T. s. Jennings. pastor.
sunday SCHOOL 10 a. IN. l. r. Wolfe, SUI
perintendeut.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
Grae-LlneOln way west ana Brick av

Rev. Daniel d. Speicner. minister.
The special feature Of Sunday morning
will be a combined service OF the con-
g~regation and the sunday school con-
Sisting Of song and devotional service
sermon and Bible study. The service will
begin at $50 a. m. George DeviDe, Supt.
The subject for the sermon Is Truthful
obedience Of the Man Born Blind The
ordinance of infant baptism will also be
administered az this service. Y. L. y. ser
vice D.. m. Myrtle Tridle. Pres. Mrs. G.. W.
Devine. leader. Evening service 1870 p.
m. sermon theme. 1.-The Souls Desire for
Christ" The business meeting Of the
Nouny Peoples Alliance will be held Tues
dav T:45 p. m. at Tie home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dausman. 9O5 y. Adams St Hour OF
prayer Wednesday 80 p. m.
MlEpah@Corner Main ana Monroe SITS.
Rev. John o. Nose. sunday school . 30
a. m. +. Il. BCrgener, superintendent
S~err.cns at W:45 a.. m. and 80 p. m
Morning subject Law and Grace"
Young Peoples Alliance nc ESQ p M.
Emmett Jester. Pres't. Subject for even.
Ing. Throw Yourself Into Your Track"
Leader, Ruth Fisher. Sermon at $50 y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
Sc CLAUSURA Ell REPARTO DE
LECIIE Y HELLO GRATIS.

Los lugarcs dOndc pOr algun item
DO Sc cStuvO repartiendO a las ella
Ses pohrrS. leche y hiel0 gratis, Sc
clausurarOn definiiivamente aver,
Dor cauSa de Ia prcScntc estacl0n.
FL ESTABLISHMENTS dOnde eStuv0
rcpartiendo lerhr y hleIo un mes
antrS que IN otras parties, fu" el
Hospital de Santa Rosa, cl llnic0
uur continue hacienda este ben"-
ficio haSia llli.imas frrhaS. La clau-
Sura dc los rcpartOS dichoS 0bedr-
re a una Orien de Ia Sonora J. r.
Spragur. Presidenia del Club de
SenOraS y directOra d" los comics
que han labOradO en- las e%StaciOnes
dr lcche, y quicn lego a cSta c!u-
dad hace cuatrO semanaS.
SentimOS de Verdad que Sc ha-
va ccrradO este recurSO que tantO
aprovcchaban las madres pObres
de San Antonio en- favor de- Sus
pcqucnitOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
a Eunice, ofreciendome por ella tres
muchachos de Clazomene.
XIII

No bien Sc habia vestido Petronio,
Ia manana siguiente. cuando Vinicio
Sc presento.
Nc tenia la menor noticia del pa
radero de Ligia, aunque habia escu-
drinado todos los rincones de Roma
V enviado m~ensajeros con identico
objeto a las aldeas; solo saba que
no Ia habian visto salir por las puer-
tas de la ciudad, 10 cual no era 10
mismo que estar SECURE de que per-
manecia dentro. pues Urso podia ha-
berla sacado q raiz del rapto, y an
ties, po1 consiguiente, de que Petro-
Mo ~enviara a sus esclavos con orden
de vigilar las puertas. Verdad es
que eStas Sc cerraban temprano en-
ell otono porque los dias = c~ortos;
pero tambien habia que tener en-
cuenta que despues de Ia bora de
clausura las ADRIAN para dar paso a
las personals que necesitaban salir de
Ia ciudad. Era asimismo possible es-
calar las murallas por determinados
puntos, puesto que los esclavos 10
hacian cuando querian huir. Vinicio
informo minuciosamente a los hon.
bres que mand6 a los pueblos comar-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
PERlIIS0S PARA FINCAR.

Martin Bickcl. 1912. +. Houston,
Iote If, block 1872. Adici6n: $3.50.
:. Me. kOwn. 1iS EsSeSe st; Tote
10, block li66. Preparedness, s225.
NJ. X. Lane, w. Travis; Tote 6,
block 2277, Caballeriza; $40.
w. Eatman, Test st; Tote block
psi, casa de 3 cuartoS; 1850.
r. Garteiser. 81 Sherman, lote
/. block 5i3, reparaciones; s25.
A. H. Picker, Burnett st; lote i6,
block 1860 casa de 5 cuartOs; $3.50.
J. H. Orven. f. Houston, ote 10,
block 1872. Addiction: $500.
Bradcn Hudson Co., E. Commerce
81: lote 3, block 1910, caballerizas;
$3.50.
:. Cadena, CeballOs st; lote 5,
block 1860. casa de s cuartoS; $1,000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
INF0RMACION LOCAL >.
EMPENOSAMENTE Sc LIMP1A Ia
CIUDAD.

Con verdadero empeno hemos OBJ
servado 4 los vcrinOs de muchas
GALES de Ia ciudad limplando cul-
iaiOSamentr SuS caSaS. en- nDScluio
a la circular que hace poc0s dIaS
fut rrpartida y en- la que las auto
ridadcS del Depariamento de Salh-
bridad recommendation el aSeo de
raSaS V GALES IN bien de la hlgle-
ne. solo Que. o motive de estos
lrabaiOs de las familias numeroSas
harriras. raiOnes y hOtes de basura
rSpcran mas del tempo necesari0
ia lIcgada de los carros de rIudad
c~nrargadO de- la r~ecolrrri6n y COM
plclaria ri trabaiO tie las famlllaS
en- bicn de Ia limpieZa IN mOvlmlen-
to mas active IT, parIe lie dichOs
rarrOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
VALE FL B S1.OC
Please q:
ICNACTO E. LOZANO
COZ Doloro.s S. Scz AEion;s, Ter
IA TRIBUNA

Habiendo reciDid0 frecuentes Y
numerosos pciidos lie la Tribuna
Popular De par;e de-. pdb.ico que
nos favOreae. de0cmoS m~anifestar.e
due la edicijn del cit2do ,ibro eSta
ccmpletamente agotaia Y que,
eC vista de es;o, hemoS emprendido
una pa. edici6n notabilisimama0te
reformada y aumentada. Cont,ene
el nuevo librO numeros0s discur-
sos alusiyos a nuestras fieStas pa
trias Y q todaS las ceremonies que
tienen lugar en- eI SenO de las So
ci9dades mutualiStaS Y de otraS
classes, ' a las ceremonies fInebres,
banQuetes fami.iares, c~e.ebraci6n
de matrimonioS, onOmisticoS, etc.
etc. Formara IN magnifico tomo
de mas de d~oScientaS paginas en-
10. bien impresO y con hermoSa
cloierta a vaciaS tiGt2s.
Tan pronto como salga de las
pgensas s. pondri a IA yenta en- Ia
Liberia lie Isnacio (. Lozano, 607
Dolorosa st. q IN precio nctamen-
te popular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA
lI0tineS en- Bilbao.

,rr.n .-, 40 =, n,
biH"-N'' ''P','i,''i
-''i' 4 'H'a c'"''"' ~ y
"' ."> no. nn.
.''' " ,'''''''i n.a,
,'''.''''' ',''',,' I,II 1rcar
.''-' - m,anic...a.ionas Jr
E.hn. ..5,ra. y oslo
"''l'''." I,l ;,,. =. T., n~ori,.ia
IL" P,''' .",'' .,r.,o. r,.Jon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01

canos de las senas de Urso Y de IL
gia, V les do orden de recorrer las
Was que conducian a las provincias,
Y de practicar escrupulosas pesqui-
sas en- las aldeas. Con las senas es-
critaS de los fugitivos iba la promesa
de rccompensar generosamente a Ia
persona que lograra apoderarse de
ellos.
A pesar de TODD, pocas ~probalili-
dades de exito habia, pues aunque
dieran con las personals que busca-
ban, nc II presumible que las auto
ridades locales Sc atrevieran a dete-
nerlas en- virtud de un simple encar-
go de Vinicio que no venia apoyado
en- II orden del pretor. va ell jo-
ven penso en- recabar esta orden; Pc
70 lie falto tempo para clio. Dis
frazado de esclavo paso ell dia en-
tero recorriendo los mas ocultos rim
cones de Roma, sin dar con ell mas
leve indicio nj descubrir Ia mas IL
gera huella de Ligia. Habia encon-
trado a los servidores de Aulio ocu-
pados, al parecer, en- realizar analo-
gas pesquisas, y este encuentro vi
no a robustecer su ~creencia de que
no solo Ell anciano General era ale
no al rapto de la doncella, sine que
i%gnoraba en- absolute la suerte que
habia corrido.
Cuando Tiresias lie anuncio que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
FOLLETIN No. 36
iQUO VADlS?
ENRIQUE SIENKIEWICZ

Eurice Sc inclin6 hasta tocar con
Ia frente los pies de su amo, y guar
10 silencio.
Petronio miro entonces a los es-
clavos. entire los cuales habia hermO-
SOS ~naanceboS; pero en- Sus rostroS ju-
veniles solo pudo Eel una eXtrana
sonrisa. Lanz6 otra mirada 4 Euni-
ce. que permanecia arrodillada, ' ST.
~Iencioso Sc dirigio al triclinio.
DesputS de conler mando que le
Ilevaran al Palat!no Y luego 4 casa de
Crisotemis. en- donde estuvo haSta
Is noche.
Cuando volvi6 a su casa llam0 .
Tiresias Y le pregunt6:
-sRecibi5 Eunice los veinticinco
azotes?
ST. senior; pero con cuidadO, por-
que me diste ordeD de que no Sc lie
estropeara Ia pieI-reSpondi6 Ell ma
yordomo.
tie ne dado alguna otra orden
concernieate a ella?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01
Sc cOncede pr0rrOga.

MADRID. Sophomore 2S.-EI Co
mite Executive que Sc entiende con
el prOyecto de crigir Ell mOnumento
a Ceramics. ha reSuletO por una
nimidad. no prOrrOgar 81 pIazO de
admission de- los ~proyectos, como So
Ina sOlicitad0 p0r algunOs artiStaS.
que dcSean enviar sus trabajos
que eStdn en- ]cjecuci6n tOdavia.
Dice Il cOmitG que tai resolution
p%rrturbaria la labor del propio CO.
mite. tomandO en- cucnta la prOXi-
miIad del ~ccntenario y la aper-
tura de Ia exposition de los traba-
JOS de- los rOncurSantcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-01

cierto ~sujeto podia descubrir las hue
las con tanto afan buscadas, Sc apre.
sur6 a ir a casa de Petronio, y nc
bien lie hubo saludado, lie pregunti
por ell sujeto de r~eferencia.
lie veremos pronto-contesto a.
quel. -Eunice lie conoce y ahora,
cuando venga a arreglarnos los pile
CUES de la toga, nos informara acer-
ca de e..
-iEunice es la e~sclava que que
rias regalarme aver?
refreshments: Ia misma que no
aceptaste. Por cierto que tie 10 agra
deco, porque es Ia mejor vastiplice
(camarera) que hay en- Roma.
En- aquel momento entro la vesti-
plice de quien Sc hablaba, tom6 la to-
ga del poeta que estaba encima de
una silla taraceada de nacar, y la DIES
plego para ponersela a Petronio. En-
su rostro Sc retrataba la tranquil
dad y sus ojos revelaban algeria.
A Petronio lie parecio muy bonita.
La e~sclava puso aquella vestidu-
"a a su amo y comenz6 a arreglar-
lie los pliegues, para 10 cual Sc in
clinaba algunas wees.
Ell p~atricio, mientras, observable
que los brazos de la griega, que eraR
de una forma %perfecta, tenian ell mas
bello color de rosa, y que en- ell Sc
no y en- los hombros, no menos PEI
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LOS MODEL0S PARA BIBLIOTE-
CAS- ESCOLARES SERAN EN-
HIBID0S EN- la CONVEN-
CION DE BIBLIOTECA-
RIOS QUE Sc REDNI-
RAN AQUI EN- 0C-
TUBRE.

FL mOdelO de las bibli0trraS e.
rOlarrS cXhibiio en- el Department.
Ia de- Educaci6n de los EStalOS
Unid0s. Ser3i rXhibido tambiin en-
San Antonio, durantc los diaS l3
y ii Y - de Octubrr pr6yimO en-
que trndri lugar Ia Convention de
Ia Association dr BibliotrrariOS del
EsladO. Tienc por Ohjet0 dirha en-
hibiri6n harrr mas rOmprrnSiva Ia
nerrSiiad Y Ia forma que irhrn
rrvrSiir las bibli,IrraS rScOIarcs.
.AribaSr de rrribir In noticia de-
que 81 ~cXprrSado mOdrl0 Srr;i
prrstaiO a Ia Convention rn apOyO
de suS trabaios.
La SOricdad CicnIifira de san
Antonio Ina ofrrcido iambiGn fact
Iitar para los fines Que a la AsOcia-
ciGn de- bibllOtcrariOS cOnvpngan.
Ia ma@nirica bibiliOirra que ACADIA
dr cOmprar y que So halla i~nStala-
ia cn los SalOncS del Edifirio St"-
NrIS.
FL pro@rama rOnf0rmr al rual
or2anizariin y "ircutari suS ira
baioS Ia Convention fuf drfinili-
vamcntr arordado anIray"r y los
pUnioS dill. So han Sclrrrionad0 pa
n Io> debates son i" vrrdad intr-
/ rrSani"S.
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bre manana Y eSpere la llegada del
tribune, al cual rogaras en- mi NOM
bre que procure venir a VERNE tenn
prano.
Hizo el mayordomo una reveren-
cia Y Sc retro.
Petronio Sc puso a pensar en- Eu-
nice. lie parecia natural que la
griega quisiera que Vinicio encon-
tiara pronto a Ligia, porque aSi no
Ia bulgarian a ella a marcharse de
su casa para If a Ia del joven. Mas
de pronto Sc lie ocurri6 la idea de
que ell hombre a quien Ia ~eSclava
habia aludido podia muy bien ser su
amante; Y tai %suposici6n lie produjo
impression asaz ingrata- Facil lie
era salir de dudaS Y saber la verdad
coz solo i~nterrogar a Ia ~interesada;
Dero era va bora a~vanzada, Ia larga
vista que habia hecho a CriSotemis
lie tenia un POGO cansado Y deseaba
entregarse al reposo. Iba va CANT
no del ~cubiculum, cuando Sc acor-
do, sin saber por que, de ciertas arru-
gas que aquel dia tuvo OCCASION de
dcscubrir en- los angulos e%xteriores
de los ojos de Crisotemis, Y murmu-
70:
-Es indudable que en- Roma cele-
bran su belleza mas de 10 que mere
ce, Y que Fonteyc Caption preten-
dia adquirir a demasiado vii precio