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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfers were recorded in the clerks office of the probate court yesterday:
 $1b00--AIrs Sarah H. Tendon to c. B. Bainbridse. lot IS in block 412, Bes- semer.
 $1900-Jesse E. Wilson to Alfred N. Hankins and Guy D. Hankins, lots 1, 2 and 3 in block 202.
 s2001--J. c. Crowson to Mrs. Annie J. Self. lot 11 in block 7a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
Pope Helps the Poles

Berlin, october 2S.-(By wireless to TuclH erton on)-Announcement that Pope Beredict had donated s5O00 to the Polish relief fund was made by the Overseas News agency today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecasf

Washington, October 2S.-Forecast for Alabama. Mississippi, Tennessee: Fair Friday and Saturday
 Georgia: Fair Friday and probably Saturday.
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TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY

WANTED-Te single. young. American men. to sell newspaper fruit. cigars and candies on railroad trains. Crtpp1es don't apply. Call at 1914 Morris ave.
 1O-29-2t EXCHANGED OR LOST-At Terminal station. on arrival of A. c. s. train No. apparel, with name E. l.. Mitchell. Live ingston. Ala. I have suitcase of Fred Anderson. Phone Main 02s-J.
 WANTED-One Ford body for runabout. including windshield. top. curtains md lamps; must be in good condition. Cal Main s727. B-0-St
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Weather Conditions

Summary of observations made at United States weather bureau stations during the 2i hours ending p. m., seven ty-ffth meridian time. October 2s, 1915:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29

During Mrs. Beole's visit here she was profuse in her expressions of appreciation Of the cordial welcome she had received and of the splendid progress the work for temperance had made in this state.
 Much of the credit of the success of the convention Is due to Mrs. w. H. Jeffries, ex-president of the state union, who pre- sided with so much dignity and gracious ness at the various meetings, and to Mrs. Annie K. Weisel, the present president, whose kindness and cordiality at all times were notably appreciated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29

Never has any country which has been engaged in foreign trade reported figures that match those which come from Secre- tary Redfields department. They are spoken of here as so large as to stagger belief year or two ago, when certain authoritative statistical reports from the department of commerce reached Lon don, those who read these figures were incredulous, being tempted to suspect that they were inaccurate. They told of gain in our exports of manufactured commodities. When the figures just dis closed by the department of commerce that tell of our foreign commerce are read in countries across the sea there may be some disposition to wonder whether they are accurate or not The authorities in Great Britain and the lead CTS in banking life will not doubt their accuracy Were the report not made by the department of commerce 1t would not be credited so far as the comparison of the money value of exports in September of this year with the money value of Sep tember exports of other years is con- cerned and especially the statement that the excess of exports over imports in September of this year is only S2,00O,0OO less than the aggregate export balance for the entire fiscal year or 1910. What are to be the figures for the present cal ender year if the September record is to be maintained? No wonder the rail- roads are embarrassed with the riches of offered transportation in view of the fact that the money value Of September ex- ports was nearly $300 1000. Apparently prediction made by Secretary Redfield in the spring will be found on January of next year to be accurate, for unless there should be a heavy falling off in exports in the last three months of this year there is likely to be an apparent or visible trade balance in favor of the United States in the 12 months of 1915 of A, 300. .000, 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
TRIANON.
 Today Little Mary Miles Minter
 IN Emmy of Stork's Nest"
STRAND
 Today Blanche Sweet Secret Sin'
Turks Repulse Allies?

Berlin, October 2s-By wireless to TIckerton.)-Turki troops have re- pulsed an Anglo French force near Stru- mitsa, according to a dispatch from Sofia given out today by the Overseas News agency. Bulgarian and Turkish moun- tain artillery has done great execution" says the dispatch. Two thousand pris- oners. among whom were troops of all colors, have arrived at Sofia.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
FOOTLIGHTS AND SCREEN
By RICHARD F. LUssIER

The immortal Hamlet written by one w. Shakespeare. known to the liter ati as the bard of the Avon. is the of fering tonight at the Jefferson with Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson ask ing that great question, "To be or not to be?' According to Brown Parks, cards of admittance for tonights per- formance are scarce but some few are left to entertain the late corners.
 Brownie Parks also wants the prop CT attention called to the fact that Robin Hood" is the offering at the Jefferson for the first part of next week. >"Robin Hood' is the joint work of Reginald DeKoven and Harry B. smith and like the legend about old wine this quaint comic opera improves with age.
 For some little time the acting of dual personalities has been the forte of Miss Blanch Sweet of the Lasky studios and her latest role along this line comes today at the Strand in ",rhe Secret Sin" In this film drama Miss Sweet takes the part of two sisters, one of whom is addicted to the habit of smoking opium and the other an intelligent young person. The best work of her interesting career is said to have been done by Miss Sweet in this picture.
 At the Trianon today little Mary Miles Minter appears in Emmy of Storks Nest,'' Metro film. Miss Min ter has risen rapidly in the film world and her efforts in this picture will en- dear this little charmer to her many local friends.
 Manager Colley of the Princess was in Atlanta yesterday to secure con tracts on features He returns to Bir- mingham today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
Charles Waller Hand De.d

New York, October 9.-Charles Waller Hand, president of the Davis oil com pany. vice president of the Underwood Typewriter company and widely known in Presbyterian circles, died suddenly at his home in Brooklyn today. He was 5s years old.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-29
Local Data

For the 24 hours ending at D. m. oc-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
Union Bank
vs..
Gaetano Gianfala. No, 14,1O4.

BY virtue of an order of seizure and sale
issued out of the Honorable 23rd Judi
cial District Court in and for the Parish
of st. Mary, State of Louisiana, and to
me directed, in the above numbered and
entitled suit, have seized and will
offer for sale, to the last and highest
bidder, for cash, without ap-
pralsement. at the front door of
the Court House in the Town of Frank
lin, Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D., 1916,
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. M,
and O'Clock p. M, the following des-
cribed property. to-wit:
That certain lot or parcel of land, ly-
ing and being situated in the Town of
Patterson, st Mary Parish, Louisiana.
having a front on the West side of
Main street of said town of ninety-two
1922 feet, by depth between parallel
lines Of one hundred and ninety-one
(l9l) feet. more or less, being bounded
on the North by the property of the
Estate of Bernard Levy, deceased, on
the East by Main street. on the South
by the property of the Estate of A. J.
Stansbury, on the West by the proper
ty of the Estate of Will Cissna. de-
ceased. Together with all the build
lngs and improvements thereon situated
and thereto belonging. and particularly
The gas machines ana piping, electrical
apparatus, wiring and fixtures: also the
bar fixtures, contained in the said build
ing and attached thereto; together with
sll the rights, ways, seLvitudes and ap-
purtenances thereto belonging or in any
manner appertaining.
w. T. P]sTERMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff g Office, Parish of st. Mary, La,
December 6. 1915.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Pe'
ish of St. Mary.
William Schwan
vs..
George w. Walker. ct als
No. 14,087.

BY virtue of an order of seizure
sale issued out of the Honor.bl: -
Judicial District Court In and ias
Parish of st. Mary, State OF Loa'as-
and to me directed in the above ~
bered and entitled suit, ! have ~.
and will offer for sale, for cash, W..
appraisement, to the last and n.y.
bidder, at the front door OF 'ne 80 -"
House in the Town OF Franklin ~"
of ST. Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAi~|
JANUARY, 1915, i
between The hours of / 1 O'Clock . %, ~
O'Clock p. m, the following o''@'
property; to-wlt: -. =
The undivided four fourteenIn.
terest in and to the following
property: ,M
second: That certain tract o. u, u
or sugar plantation lying ana ~
situated in the Parish OF o.. '.,ar
state of Louisiana, having I..sS
fetal area of Eighty acres, po M
north by Grand Lake, east " -
lands of Paul and others, being IG ~
Der s on a map of lands o. n
verdun, south by Bayou Iecos, ~, {
west by lot No. Ten. on ss'a - y
William and Ernest Verdun, WV -
buildings and improvements 1870,
situated, known as Little 0'
Plantation. :.
w. r. PETERMAN, oneI al
Sheriff's Office, Parish OF 81 ~"
December 2, 1915.
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Over 20 years experieoc' !,
horse-shoer, carriage ana 80.
trimmer and painter,
builder, etc. is my cia'm rs
share of your patronage
Brenn,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23fd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
Succession of Baptiste Olivier.
deceaaed. No. 1905.

Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors of this estate and to all others
persons herein interested to show
cause within ten days from the date Of
this notification, why the final &C
count. presented by David Oliver, ad-
ministratOr of this estate should not
be approned and homologated and
the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
In evidence whereof, witness my
official signature and the impress OF
the seal Of my Office this Goth, day OF
November A. D. 1915.
WILBUR FL. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-12-18

You should by all means see
NE beautiful new line of La Taus.
% Pearl Necklaces, att. POPKIN's
The nearest thing possible to gen.
uloe peatls and very reasonable.
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IL FtNIEENTACiDN DE Ia PL.i-
~ MiliI:R \ IA PLAZA
MAIN.

So han comcnzadO con ioda a.
lividad .oS trabaios neecSarios para
Ia pavimcnIari6n De la Plaza Mill
tar. lrvantanio 81 payimrnto anti
quo del lado Nortr de- djcha plaza
Y arrrglando todas las cah"riaS del
sur. La pavimentaci6n cOmprrn-
.ticra los ladOS NOrie. Oeste Y Sur
Y dicron prjnripio antcayer. Prime
ramcnlc 81 determine .lu" Ia partn
do Ia plaza ocupada ordinariament"
pUr ~vrhirniOS - pavimrntara ron
iadrlIlo: pcro al fin :" ha drriiiiO
reparar 81 aSfaltO deStruiio IN aQuc
iia par!c. Fin las parties iondr Il
I"afirO rS mas frrcurnIr. :" pom
dram DIoIur> de- MADEIRA convenient
l"m"ntr rrroSatada. f. miSmo plan
50 S"guira rn IA pavimcntari6n de
Ia Plaza Main y los ;rabaioS rn Is
IA dar;in ]prinrIpiu Ia Semana Il
tranir.
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R0BO En- CASA H.iBETADA.

\ faS 1870 del dia de aver. en-
nraSiGn III" In Sta. J. Dodi !u" v!vr
rnirr. las GALES dc Trinidad y &C.
.rralyn. - nalIaba ocllpata en- >llS
lu"tIarrr"$ ,iunrSilrOS. I'm llilN!-
dH0. j." uri@'l mrXlcan0. :" miro
du.io Il Ia habiiaciGn. y he! hoISIIlo
Ir I'm d".anIai. rNtrajo I'm portal
monria c"ntrniendO $3.50. Como Ia
Srnurl'a lratara de grltar. "I IN
iiviiun I'll question. !" tapG IA no
"a con una man0. para lmp"rilr que
10 i~Iirlrra. Sa!irniO IN Srgultla p0l'
la purrta que ia al patio.
La Sta. nodd lrIrfonr6 inmrdla-
tam"nir ir,puiS del at"ataI" 4
Ia "Staridn ir poIiria: m~anIrrSian-
in Il lbs a@rnt"> III" poiria ldcn-
Iirirar al au!or del I"liIo. Que con-
tara - amos ir c,iai.
Los Irl"rl!vrS Harvey Y Guerra
Y 81 poiiria H. Ia montada. TrrVIno.
romrnZarun a harcr >uS Inv">ll.a-
ri"nr>. y auuIur ap~rrhrniir"on 4
I'm indivi,iuo. no fut ii"nliiirado
por la robada como Fl auIOr 'irL de-
lilo.
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FOLIETIN No. "a
iQUO VADIS?
ENRIQUE SIENKIEWICZ
Y trat6 de ab-aZarla.

Actea procure Gefenderla con TO-
cas sus iueczaS. 2orqUe Ia vic 4 pun
TO de sucGm6ir; pero inullmen-e
queria contrarresrar las del forzudo
Einicio: en- vano Ie s~uplicaba con
voz trtmuia por el miedo ' por Ia
2ena. que no fuera cruel y turiera
3iedad de Ia dtbil e infeliz criatura:
el joven. ahito de vino, acercaoa mas
Y mas Ell rostro a de la doncella,
cue Va sentia en- Ia faz el calor Ge ST
halito impure. Va no era Vinicio pa
r. ella 81 hombre amante q qUien
aates ~conociera. al que habia liega-
DO 4 amar: no. q Il ojOS no era va
mas que un satire que IA inspiraba
repulsion ' horror. La cuitada SEN
tn que Ie faltaban las fuerzaS: en-
vano inclinaba eli cuerpo Y eSquiva-
ba Ell rostro para ~sustraerse a los
beSos de Vinicio. Este SC habia pueS-
TO en- pie, Ia sujetaba violentamentc
con los brazos Y, a~nhelante, opri-
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'O't"
.Actea comprendio cue ambos te-
lian raz6n, en- parte, por supuesto,
9orQue 10 Sc podia huir, asi como asi.
lie la casa del Cesar. Indudablemer-
.e podian irse, sin que nadie les de-
tuviera; mas por Ia tarde, un centu-
ri6n, a la cabeza de I'm peloton de
soldados, iria a casa de Aulio Plau-
clio 4 llevarle a este Y a Pomponia
Grecina Ia sentencia de muerte. Ii
gia seria conducida de nuevo al Pa
latino, y entonces no habria para
ella salvation possible.
La doncella dejo caer los brazos
con desaliento; a su entender no ha-
ola soluci5n possible, porque Sc ve!a
obligada a escoger entire su ruina y
la de Plaucio. Antes de asistir a.
banquete acariciaba la esperanto dc
que Finicio y Petronio la rescataran.
llevandola a casa de Pomponia; Pc
70 va saba que habian sido ellos
los que indujeron a Neron a sacarla
del hogan de Aulio, Y comprendia cue
solo un miiagro Y ell poder de Dios
podian ~salvarla del abismo.
@ctea-le pregunto con acento
Ell ell que Sc revelaba la desespera-
cion, -Gle oiste decir a Vinicio que
e. Cesar lie habia hecho donacion de
mi persona y que esta tarde haria
que sus esclavos me c%ondujeran a su
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terra bajo su planta, y tamOaleanGo-
Sc. fue 4 agarrarse del desnudo brazo
de una bacante. a Ia cual pidio eXp!l-
caciones de 10 ocurrido.
La bacante lie ofrecio n copa de
vino, V entire una sonrisa estupida y
una mirada vaga, mirada de beoda,
le dijo:
-iBebe!
Vinicio obedeci6. Aquella copa fue
el golpe de gracia. FL joven cayo al
suelo.
La mayor parte de los a~sistentes
dormian va debajo de la mesa; otros
andaban por ell triclinio hacienda e.
SEES; algunos ~roncaban ruidosamente,
apoyados en- la mesa, Y todos demos
traban claramente que habian bebl-
DO con eXceso.
De Ia dorado red colocada junto ii
techo p~roseguia cayendo sin Interrupt
ci0n la lluvia de rosas sobre aquellos
consules. senadores, filosofos Y poe
tas borrachos: sobre aquellas damas
y bacantes embriagadas; sobre una
sociedad que aun dominaba pero que
GARCIA de alma; una socledad coro-
NADIA de flores, pero agonizante.
e. alba comenzaba q clarear.
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antc Ia aulOridad cOmpeIcnte para
81 resolution: pcro pOr auSenrla
de los comiSiOnadOs de ia ciudad
que drbian ~rcSolvrr sOhrc ellOs. u
10 Sc desparhd una. 1uedando los
otr0s ]aplazados indcfiniiamcnt". II
case desparIado ruG cI del prOple-
Eari0 de! corral SituadO IN cl No.
iOi lie Ia Gale sur Laredo qulen
promcli6 pOr medic de Su defaa-
snr que areglaria Su corral de a.
rucrdo con las Orlenanzas y sin
pirdida de- tempo. aumentan!osc
que cuanho 50 lc drnunriG II rsta-
ha auSrnIr yno pnIia aIrndrr 4!
arrrglO de- sis prOp;rIad"S.
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casa .
-Si-contest6 la interpelada.

-Si-contesto la interpelada.
La desperation de Ligia no po-
dia hallar eco en- oil corazon de Ac-
tea; esta habia sido esclava de Neron,
lie amaba todavia, Y su coraZon, aun-
que bueno, no podia apreciar en- ST.
justo valor 10 vergonzoso de semejan-
ties relaciones. 81 ell Cesar Sc digna.
"a lIamarla otra veg, ella lie abriria
los brazos como a la feiicidad. Per-
suadida de que Ligia tendrfa que
convertirse en- manceba del joven v
hermoso Vinicio 0 eXnoner a Pau
clio Y a Pomponia a los mayores pc
ligros Y q la muerte, no Sc lie alcan-
zaba que pudiera vacilar en- la cleo
cion.
La casa del Cesar-murmur6
tras breve pausa, -ofrece para ii
mas peligros que la de Vinicio.
Y al expresar esta verdad, no ca
20 en- la cuenta de que era 10 mismo
que decirle: "Conformate con tu
suerte y Sc Ia concub:na de Vini-
cio.7
Ligia, que todavia sentia en- los
labios la impression de los del joven,
que quemaban con ell fuego de los i'm
puros deseos en- que aquel ardia, Ell
rojecio de vergiienza al evocar ell re-
cuerdo de aquella afrenta.
(Continuaci6n). !
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preguntarle ad6nde iba; los esclavos
que lie encontraron en- cl canine su-
| pusieron que llevaba en- braZos Z 81
anna, embriagada Y procedente de IL
sala del festin, Y que Ia conducia q
sus habitaciones. Como, por otra
parte. Actea lie acompanaba, 81 pre-
| sencia contribute q desvanecer toda
sospecha.
Uno en- pos del otro, salieron del
triclinio, a~travesaron Ia sala CONT
gus Y siguieron por Ia galeria, diri-
giendose a los aposentos de Actea.
Ligia iba en- braZOs de Urso como
cuerpo i~nerte; mas, al sentir la pura
V fresca brisa de Ia manana, que lie
acariciaba ell rostro. Sc reanim6 y d
brio los ojos.
Atravesaron la columnata y cru
aaron por un portico lateral que da-
ba a los jardines. Los albores matu-
tinos empezaban va a iluminar las CT
mas de los expresses Y de los pinos.
Los ecos del festin ~llegaban a Il OIL
dos cada vez mas amortiguados-
Al respirar con ansia las auras ma
~tinales, pareciale a Ligia que la ha-
bian librado del inferno, trayendo!a
a gozar nuevamente de la vida La
infeliz rompio a llorar y lie dijo 4
Urso:
-iLlevame a casa de Aulio!
-iVamos.-dijo el ligio.
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Ell ADMINISTRATIVE GENERAL
DE C0RREOS ESTiRA FUERi
DE Ii CAPITAL PHii AL
GIN0S Df&S.

FL senior Alberto Sidney BulcrSon
administrator General de CorrcoS
de- los EStadoS Uniios t0mara al
gunoS diaS lie ~vacarionoS en- la Pre-
81 lie Medina. acompahadO de Ri
chard Y. Neglry. Su hiiO pOlitico.
Jhon Bennett Y Allen Walton. An
icayer en- la iard" S~ali"ron para Ia
prrSa. ron todoS los arrcos nec"-
Sario> para Ia p">ca. Mr.. Burleson
LEGO i rSla ciudad ct domingo. Fui
llanado a Texas o motive de- Ia
mu"rie de Su hrrmano Jfou Bur
Lesson quirn fuf Scputado Ell San
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mia con sus !abios los paliGos labios
de Ia doncella.
De repente una fuerza incontras
eable apart6 los brazos de Vinicio del
cuerpo de Ia joven, cor n misma IA
cilidad Il 81 lutheran sido los de
IN nino. V trio a aquel 4 un laGo
como 81 fuera IN muneco.
:Que habia sucedido?
Cuando Vinicio pudo darse cuen-
ia. pasado ell primer momento de es-
tupor, VIC interpuesta entire el y n
io*en 4 Urso, el herculeo ligio, 4
quien conocia por haberlo visto en-
casa de Aulio P!aucio. lie VIC ergui-
DO Y serene. clavando en- el la mira
ia de sus azules ojos con expression
tai, que IA sangre Sc lie hello en- las
venaS.
UrSo cogio en- brazos q 81 reina y
salio del triclinio con tranquilo y me-
Surado paso.
Actea lie siguio.
Yinicio Sc dejo caer, como petri-
ficado, en- un asiento; pero pronto Sc
puso en- pie de I'm salto Y echo a CO.
rrer como loco hacia Ia puerta, la
mando:
-Ligia! iLigia.
Mas las emociones. el anhelo, Ia
sorpresa, ia colera V, sobre TODD, ei
vino, hicieron que las piernas lie fla
quearan; lie pareci6 que faltaba "a
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In alcalde y cinco concejaies fueron
internados en- Ia carcel en-
Poatevedra.

PONTEVEDRA, Sept. ia con-
s~ecuencia de haber paCado aigunos
crtditoS ilegales con los fonGos del
AyG"tariento, nan Sido detenidos q
uicalde de esta ciudad. senior Andres
Coroai. ei teniente aicalde. seao:
Vicente Garcia. dos c~onceja,es repu-
5~lic2ros, dos Independence ' un So
cialista. Sc les exigen cincuenta nil
pesetas &c fianza para 7cder gozar de
lioertad provisional.
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Halldbanse en- aQuel instante en- e
"atrium" de n habitac!0n de Actea
UrSo seHt0 ! Ligia en- un banco d.
marmol cercano u la fuente, v Acte:
procure tranquiliZar 4 IA joven, ase.
gurandole que por el momento no e.
xistia el menor peiigro; pues, Guam.
do Sc acabara ell festin, los invitados
borrachos, dormirian hasta la tarde.
Sin embargo, no lograba tranquil
Ear a Ligia; esta, llevandose las ma
ros a la cabeza, repetia con tenaci-
dad infantil:
-;Llevame a casa de Aulio! LIE
vame & casa,
Urso estaba pronto a complacer-
Ia. Verdad es que en- la puerta ha-
bia pretorianos; pero el Sc encontra-
ba con animos bastantes para pasat
For encima de ellos. Ademas, no pa
recia probable que los soldados detu-
viaran a las personals que quisieran
salir. pues ell espacio que habia de-
lante del arco estaba lleno de lite
ras, en- busca de las cuales salian va
en- tropel los invitados; con ellos sal
drian confundidos, a nadie lie llamaria
Ia atencion, no los detendrian, por 10
tanto, Y podrian irse a casa. Urso
NADIA temia; la reina mandaba y a 81
lie tocaba obedecer; para ESQ estaba
81 ALI; para ~ejecutar sus ordenes.
ST, Urso-repetia la nina. Va
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Marcos 81 domingo en- Ia tarde. De
san Marcos vOlviG Il san Antonio
Mr.. Burl"snn Y 81 marIes fuc Otra
vez 4 san Marcos p0r IN dia. Por
cauSa dc ">la ptrdida habida rn su
ramilia ha ncgadO cOnceder entre-
vIsta> a nadie Y cSprra regrrsar a
Washington Il luncs o martrs pro-
Nimh. riianIo alnjado mien!ras
tanio cn la raSad q Su hiia. No. 3O5
de la Wc>! Dewey Place.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19

ras de esta ciudad han acogido con
verdadero entusiasmo IA iniciativa de
Ia Camara de Concrete e~spanola &c
New York de establecer una Inca de
vapores directos Y rapidos desde Vi
90 a New York. acordandose pedir
al Gobie~no el apoyo porque de clio
Sc deduciran grandes beneficios Y Sc
irlpulsar& sin duda alguna la produc-
ci6n nacional Y Sc d~esenvoivera 81
concrete por nuevas y ampllas Was
= Sc servira ademaS para iniciar una
corricntc de tourismo que ~aprovecha-
ri grandemente, juzgandose por Ia
oportunidad que Sc presents, quiz.
reSulte unica.
Sc sabe dc muchas personalidades
Y f~inancieros americanos que AGO.
gen Ia idea acknowledgements y Sc CO.
noce va de algunos politicos espaho-
les que cstan dispuestos Il apoyar re-
sueltamente el ~proyecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19
La provision ! los submarines no Sc
kace en- Palma.

PALMA, Sept. 16-El Ayunta-
miento de esta ciuGad en- session de
hoy. ma acordado desmentir y pro-
testar per ia campaAa emprendida por
la prensa de Tolosa que afirma que
los barcos m~ayorquinos aprovisiona-
ban 4 los buques submarines beige
rantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19
Una bata!la carnpal Sc registro entire
los veciros de una aEdea.

GUADIR, Sept. 16.-En Ia aldea
de Esfiliana de este partida ocurri6
IN cnoque entire los vecinos, motiva-
do por Antiques resentimientos. dege-
nerando en- una batalla campal, en- IA
Que Sc cruzaron tiros de parte Y par
te. resu!tando muerto I consequence
de ella. Antonio Nart0n, Y gravemen-
te herido Juan IDausO.
Ademas hubo varios heridos mas,
siendo deteniGos mucnos de los con-
tendencies.