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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
REBELS Of HAITI. ARE
SURRENDER|NG RIFLES

(Associated Press by Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, August, 9.-Admiral
Capertou, who has been sent to pre-
serve order during the Haiti revolu'
tions, has taken charge of the customs
Office at Cape IIaitien. The revolution
list leader, DR.. Rosalvo Bobo, has re,
signed, dismissed bis cabinet and or,
dered oil bis generals to deposit their
arms with the Americans in charge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
COMMISSION u TO REPORT
i. INIERlsLAND FINDINGS

The findings of the public utilities
commission in the matter of the Inter
| land accident at Lahaina, May |, in
hirh two deck passengers were
""owued, are likely to be handed down
thiS afternoon at the regular meeting
90 the commission. Next week Commits
s:n"or Gieuoux will be out Of town, and
: his ubsenc" will deprive the board
Of quorum, it is believed likely that
t"r commission will wish to clean up ny
rurh of its unfinished business az pos
siblc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
BUILDING AND LOAN,
SOCIETY A BANKRUPT
lAsroclnted Prom hx radsrnl Wirele,.N

ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal WireleSsD
SAN FRANCISCO, August lO.-The
Continental Building aud Loan Asso,
citation was yesterday declared n bank
rupt, although the declared assets of
the company are in sxcess of the liqbiIi.
ties. The figures as given in the bank
ruptry proceedings are; Assets, 500,
sos; liabilities, 1881, 1871.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
MORE MARINES EN- ROUTE
(Associated Preas BIZ Feaeral Wirel,ss.

(Associated Press BY Federal WirSlossD
PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-The
First Regiment Of Marines has EN-,
barked on the cruiser Tennessee with
three months provisions, and will go to
Haiti to preserve order, ,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
NOTED MISSIONARY DEAD

(ASsocisted Press by Federal Wireless)
HARTFORD, Connecticut, August 8,
DIR. p. y. Bergin, former president of
the Christian College at Shantung,
China. and a noted missionary educa-
tor, died at his home here today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
GENERAL cAcos DEFIANT

NAHBi'tIaIUu IIuN1 " NVUVENI WIIUI04"'T
CAPE HAlTIEN, August 9.-General
Caoos, u revolutiOnist, has refused the
demand of the American consul to dis.
arm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
Between Boards.

Between Boards.
waiaIua, IS, loo, 100, So; onomea,
30, $35; Oahu Sug. Co, %, 10, so, $685.
80; McBryde, 80, s7.T5; Eva, 100, $2l..
80; 0laa, 250, $3.50.
Session Sales t.ti
Olaa, 100, 25, 5, IS, l2O, 100, 10, $3.50;
$500 o r & l. Co. SIS $i03; $4,000, 1900
Olga Is. 500, so Oahu Sug, Co, $3.50;
Waiaua, 20, 5, 22.25; IL. e. q 8. Co.,
10, $3.50. --..,' .N.E r..
NOTICE. ., % .'.
D.. August It'll, 1915.
At meeting of the Directors of the
Hawaiian Agricultural Company held
this date, special dividend of Five
Dollars ($5.00) per share was authoriz.
ed payable August 2Cth, 1915, in add.
ton to the regular dividend due on that
date. s..#..3
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
So Analysis beets--(no advices).
SO deg. Cent, tfor Haw. sugars), 4.39
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
NOTICE.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.

Chew, To Nee, Thomas Cliffe, Mrs.
Cliffe, J. B. Pont, III. w. knight, J. II.
Boles, Mrs. Boles, J. H., Kanoi, Geo.
Otani, X. NJ. Ahana, ?. A. German, H.
Harry See, Mrs. Tevis, Miss Jardine,
War Chong, Sam Pack, X. Kobayashi,
Mrs. Trowbridge, Miss II. SchemmeI.
fng, Z. Thurtell, Mrs. Thurten, Miss
Thurtell, Miss Chandler, T. Aramaki,
w. Ogana, Sam Chan, II. Kagiyama, =.
Bunker, c. B. Bloom, G. W. Wilcox, }.
l.. Friel, Mrs. J. l.. Friel, J. L. Friel
Jr. G.. Friel, Miss Y. Yokomoto, +. q.
Crabbe, Mrs. A. Horner, j. NJ. Horncr.
From Koloa-KubOshiwa.
Departed. N&
Per str. Mauna Loa, for Maui, Au-
gust 6-Miss Emily Cooke, Mrs. J. p.
Cooke, Platte Cooke, J, p. Cooke, Mas
ter Julius zap, Il. X. c. zap, @. G.
James, Miss W. N HeleT, Mrs, r. ii.
Lockwood, Miss Amorfn, Mrs. Amorin,
John Paleka, Misses Pearl and Mary
Hoe, Miss Esther Hoe. . as
Per S. S. %Mauna Kea for Hilo, Aug
ust 7, 3 p. MFRS. Hamilton, Miss
Alice Mofett, Miss FaFer, V. A. Car
ralho, Mss @. CarvalhO, w. w. Thay-
| OF, IFOl. anu MIS- u. H. beEOulu, MISS
NJ. Mitchell, Miss NJ. T, Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Hugo, r. IL. McNamara,
Christopher Benny, WIN. Nichols,
Miss NJ. Mossman, Miss Dorothy g.
Rowell, q. X. Harrison, q. NJ. Wallace
and wife, Misses Hcen (2s Mrs. l..
Heen, Mrs. J. Annoy and infant, Edw.
Heen, Jas. Scott, w. r. Thompson, II.
d. Saylor, }. MofTett, Mrs. A. s. Ken
way, Miss M. Aranio, Miss A. Aranjo,
Miss NJ. Mcbride, Miss =. Carvalho,
Miss J. Pokim, Mrs. Nakapaaha, Miss
Kauhane, Mrs. A. j. Watson, Miss
Armstrong, Miss NJ. Armstrong, Mrs.
NJ. Perry, W. CrowIe Mrs. Crowle,
Mrs. II. Cornish, Miss Hazel Warwick,
f. REESE, Master Garrison, Mrs. Carl,
Srn, Miss NJ. Iloogs, Mrs. NJ. Hoogs,
B. o. Visit, Mrs. b. o.. Visit, G. w.
Heise aud wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. i.
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. J., G, Hitchcock,
Mrs. c. Budde, Miss De Frecst, s. De
Freest, Mrs. Morreh M. Morrell VIM.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-10
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Monday August 0, 1915. D..
NAME o. STOCK

MBRcAFT1Ls
neI.6 BALDWIN Ito
C. Brewer 4 Co,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18
SPRINGS COMMERCIAL
CLUB HOLD MEETING
Working Schedule has been Planned
!n Manufacturing
Suburb.

one Of the biggest meetings which
the Commercial club of Sands
Springs has ever held was the result
of a call issued yesterday. The large
room IN the rear of the Sand Springs
state Bank building was well filled
with members of the club. who ara
putting forth every effort 10 make
the Wekiwa township fair the great
est thing of like kind to be held i'm
the county This will be- the second
week in september, and II was an
nounced last night that the connie
uon or Arrangements would extend
rlsht up To the time Of the fair for
the reason that work In making the
fair the best that can be viii CON 1o
tnue necessarily up to the opening
day. Po"'"h
Wekiwa township was well blossod
this year in the way Of crops and
the agricultural exhibits to be shown
az sand Springs are known at this
time TO be splendid. But the entire
resources Of the manufacturino
pants located there will also bc Jan
picted in the displays which are Loin,,
arranged from those factories ,rbis
VIII make the exhibits TO Lc sha,,n
at the Wekiwa township fair ~,
vast variety the total OF which t,,ii
lkely be brought intact to the corrrty
Ialr a little later on at Tulsa.
a thorough working schedule ,,,s
ast night planned by the s,nJ
springs Commercial club. and oycr,
Dody IN town Is getting busy.
heen rivalry Will be In cffcrt &, ou
n the townships of the county th"t
VIII mold fairs this fan before ' ,ho
.Vunty fair Is held hcrc. and q ,s |
umost sure 10 make the eYIiblts 10
33e shown here greater ana hc,,u.
ruin, ',dn al ,. any fair In the history of |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18
CROPS AND PANIC.


"''"'cS' crop yleId the country
''"s ever S''"' we read IN scream
''b type On Ihe Hoht pages OF all
'''' ''." "Sp'p''7 III '"e United states
F." reviewing 'he report OF the de
'"' '''''"' ol agriculture And then
'"' report goes on 90 tel about %
'''' '' ''''''' ONS'''' ""eaI crop "hlch
Will '"N 'l'e capacity oI every railroad
," '''' ""'"' producing country to
move 1t ana an oats crop which sets
NJ" i's ''' io' 'h' farmers OF the
''''''o w S'o"' "'. 4heha II states
'''' ""'''''''''' . p'o""1''oh OF wheat
VIII NC -O'VOV'Voo bushels You fnd
'''''' '''' CUT" ''"p SHOWS just ABOUT
'''' S'''"' proportion Oh increase as the
'''''' anu ""'S crop ana that cotton
aus. J." Sr''""'' '"""I'oh. Nhen
- '''''' ~ ''u''' 'He trees are beins
'''"''' "'"" VIII" 'ne "cl1ht oil the
,''''' "'" peaches arc S'I''"E cheaper
~ a''' "'s'''' ''"" ever known De-
''' '' '''' '''''''
''' '''S' '''P"'S'' ""eh you read
'''''' '''P S''''''''n'S' is TO a'hTo"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

Some alarm haas been e,,r.sg.5 ,,
trade o.ntcrs un account ., ,,. ..r.
,.u.,.., ny r..r.n ... ...... ,...
u,.n .>r.rt.rs .r I.-.,. ...,....
nur.r... 40 o.n... q9.. ,.,
.5.. .. ......... ,.... g.. .....,....
ID, SOM. Kind mia. r.,.u .-g...,
Ais. Nh. .f.. ,r., ,g. ............... ..
Rom. .r.F ..n,..r..... d.. .a..',.'..
az sa.b contracts ,..s 5t.,.,I.., ...,...'
more off ta. trYtb ,.,. g.,.,,.. M,
th, Italia, n.,.,....,.,.
hor,.r. r1.. ,r.,..,.. ..........,...,,
h...ra "a yr.1avs 80 . I..... ,.'.'.
st..g ,r. tn,..s........ .... .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18
+. L. ROBERTSON TAKES BRIDE.
Popular Member of Police Force
"Stcals March" OH Friends.

r. L. Robertson, one of the young
est ana best-liked attaches Of the
IuIsa police department, stole
Lharch on his friends Sunday after
noon and married Miss Era RIand
daughter Of Dr. j. c. Bland. one of
the pioneer citizens OF this section
Ihe marriage was quietly COM
mcmorated at the home of the brides
lather, 14l7 Hodge. Reverend Muir
ray OF Grace NJ. T.. church officiated.
O,'y the Immediate family were pres
me young people have furnished
a. nome and will 20 to housekeeping
at 1912 Burnett.
Mr. Robertson has been with the
ponce department here for n wear and
I@n @ m3hlS and is universally popu.
Iar with his brother officera.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

II in the advising business we'd tell
Europe 1t would be better to get It's
diplomatic notes all answered before
the presidential campaign warns up
and causes them to be forgotten.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

FRIENDSHIPS TOKEN
Even Some Of the japanese
Fortifications Are
Dismantled.


| Correspondence OF the Associated Press).
TOXIC, July 1G.-Now that the
4,.ro,, .f = ,,.,. ,,,i,,, Cbi,, g., o,... 81,
80 '''
japan ana Korea Is engaged IN maii-
ing supplies Tor fussla ana hoI aIlcs.
me war Drought Dig lIhahclaI losses
10 Japan DuJ the gaps are b'iHS IIIled
In part by the tuThlshIhE OF guns, am
uuhllon ana general Hecessiles 10
ttle armies at tho IIo"' P'''l'uIaIIy
thto armies OF RUSSIA.
OhiciaIly Japan has given increased
praolIgdI exp esSIoH ~ n't i.5euIsNIp
lG"uIuS Itussl" pg EVE ~ clr ,illl
ul aI'''' w., ,.t
l,o',f va st INC trird e,. C'le
49, rtiC,7,ti,,D. L,,,o hocr sbi,',.5
IN vr,diyostorE and thence forwardOJ
toe GaItria 10 strongtIcn the HE pln
artillery of the armies Of the car.
Americans who visit Japan are cs-
3ge.IlIy osloI''sIgG a. ile Almost
i'i. of IKE r,tinyy ,,S IL, 'le
mics If gtreots fiIIod u,ifb tbo,, "',ii ,I
.ocrInfod i'm making somefbino ypban
tbey are not selling something Tbrsa
shops are really the factories of tbe
empire 1t is here that cloth goods
and innumcrable articles needed to
keep huge armies I'm supplies are
turned out handed over to commis-
sion merchants, assembled I'm great
quantities and distributed to Russia
] rance ana even England. The cor
respondent or ihe Associated Press is
informed by rename authority
any every HouSehoId IN Korea
IS ,S ,,Ita m%a" az 'W"Ih . "'4NI''E tIoln ioI
ltI,or tIlS,'' ~ sJ'l 10 s,1. MOSCOW ana
,rirI,,,s lIa,,Lot n,,l,,i, ,'' t..9
r,,r,.nr,irrl, ''5's 'li"
Korea also is MAKING bic o,,,r
.ffics of boots and arnn,unitinn bogas
lTaior pauowel,i and arotbcr p,,s
alan officer bave iuet arri,,od Of
saorI +o tal,e o,,or tbo fnrrth 90,
.fpnu,ant or orJere r7on,roct,,,od ~.
, tanning cornnanv near Sol onI
.onefstfno Of "A OGO noirs 90 -
md 20 0OO amn,unition casas
,,o,-,.. -,
'N''I 'N''"S'''s'
The Japan Celluloid company at
\ooshl near Kobe, has abandoned
emporaruy the cellulOid business for
more profitable business of making
Explosives. This company recently
ecelVed' an order from the Russian
government Tor 44O tons of gum
otlon to be delivered before the end
Il the year test or the explosives
aVlng proved satisfactory the first
consisting of 10 tons, was
ispatchcd to Petrogad The Aboshi
lctory is said to be turning out 2 to
tons of explosives daily
Leather materials, belts. poucbes
nd sacks are manufactured AZ
ol,io a sorios of tor,ro,.,,-,. ~,
ave been erected on vacant land
car the boueas of tho Diot and ora
i,e, riobt ana do,,
mo nrodmotto,, -, ,isra, H. ro,
ii,,,fto1 a., -, I'. ~ gPoh
,,., ,l,u - '"p'IlIy Coii ipaI Gu 10
ca, o0",I'' 'gS' anu japan ls ANXIOUS
IN ouI HeI own reserve STOCK
ne aNdlldpIe NUMBER OF ntIes Tor
IT. reserve sirehElh OF the Japanese
mics Is estimated at 100000, and
is understood that the general staff
the army is desirous of increasing
he number TO one million. 1t has
armed a lesson from the unpre-
lrcdness of the allies with respect
guns and ammunition and from
.e vast expenditure of munitions
to be necessary TO the
ccessfuI conduct of modern wars
.ro,, t,o,asl,,1 oi -. ""lS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

/ frightened away by patrolman Grant
/ |pukngton who flashed his search
light into the room. Nothing was
missed from the stock Of goods.
.
o.. l.. JAMES. manager of the Hotel
/ Tulsa. yesterday before Justice Lee
/ Daniel preferred against G. VI. stub
/ hfetield q charge Of receiving money
under false preteuses 1t is set forth
/ in the complaint that the defendant
/ passed "a worthless check for $40 on
the plaintiff one day las3 week.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL bank in
court Of Justice Lee Daniel yesterday,
preferred q charge Of obtaining money
under false protenscs against E A.
Brown The defendant is alleged to
have passed a check for SO ON the
bank, when he had no funds with
which to meet it, in another bank in
Oklahoma.
BEFORE JUSTICE Lee DaniaI yes
terday Mrs Mabel Clark preferred 90
statutory charge against her husband,
Arthur Clark Mrs Clark some
time ago started divorce proceedings
against her husband and another suit
against Mabel Anderson. from whom .
she would recover $4,000 DAMAGES .
for alienation Of her husbands affec- .
tons.
.
W. A. WICK, WHOSE automobile .
Collided with a machine driven by r. |
l.. George, ON North Denver avenue .
Sunday evening, was fined 81 by
Judge Clark i'm municipal court yes
terday. The collision occurred shortly
after Wick had come out of the Den
yer avenue subway. His machine was
practically demolished but the other
car escaped with a few scratches.
.
AFTER FALLING OFF a bridge
near u 4er nome saturday afternoon
lG@ beIIe toi,IHs' @-year-oId daughter
~ ~, .,i's, S,,,I aIu MiS NJ. n. I'olilhS' I1Uo
e,rai etro was gaiIIeu eoWn
IDS Mr. SI,i IJ 4, ,,.s' u'2'e'.go vi -VV
ana car@bt no Il'' ,biI6 M "i,oEu Sot, oo'
gained rCnsoio1,snnss oe+dr ,.I,,,s;'il
had worl,ed oyer h.r fn, fiftoa, ,,,in
ltes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18
VALUABLE BULL DOG KILLED
'o''cc Patrol Put an End 20 Canine
PriLo Winner.

"A valuable bun dog belonging 10
Mrs j. B. Lovy was RIM n,,nr NJ ~
Eiliea last night in front OF the Hotel
1{NIuhona, Second and Cincinnati. by
Wv police department patrol woron
,.,,i no aIlVer was responding to "A call
pst NOT travelling at very high rate
speed The dog ran across tho
S,,,tt ana got squarely in front of the
pn.,ol 'ns, before the driver had nm on
"a 70 avoid hitting the animal
inc dog died almost Instantly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

say how d you like to live in Mil
waukee where fellow and his best
girl were fined IS each for kissing in
her home? They left the window
shade up and cop saw them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

Even If true, It didn't seem just the
thing for ex-Secretary Won Meyer TO
be knocking his successor uy saying
that England. not Secretary Daniels,
originated the civilian naval advisory
Loard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18
4 DlsIIInslnncd ILn.l.n,..1

on de womens2 ~ Aouah
canals been married tvict an,
POI man wives neber took no wost't,,,
in n. from de day dey was married :"
Philadelphia Public ledger ''''-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

If the present rate Of killing sol
iicrs Keeps up the bellgcrcnts may
yet have 10 send recruiting officers
to China.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

Tn Palm Peach club met in tn
courthouse yard last night an hung
IN weather man in effigy. Even
when tn drys lose an election they
feel better tn next mornin' than tn
vets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18


~" "'""h.-..-'."" ..,,r,a office with
''.'t.'"f d. make .t The most sue.
'''.i". ana the most satisfactory nd
......'-.. .-." in Recent years The
I country was a' peace The Mexican
'.'.''t"' was going nn. .t is true. but
81. I'iI !n iAe closing months Of
'..' tenure. h'd lined "at a policy of
"'"''"'..y, vicious aai mistaken
'7 .I " 'Aa. ihn Wilson cabinet
cou'u i"iI'" ana which II has fol-
.'"'a .' 100 expensive and disastrous
''''"'N'lon' There was not the
7'.-"-'s. Indication OF War in Europe,
| 'u' financial system seemed 90 be- on
Iim ana unshHhabla basis our
"."''s.'. diia.f- We're ln better c0ud.-
..." 'n'H iH'y had been for q gcuer-
"'''n. values were based ou earn
ing capacity and not ou speculative
'l.''sp'.'S. Ihe people Of the coun-
'is' win serene confidence looked
Forward TO "a period of rcs'fuI activity;
,"'' i-' period Of activity which was
l'a'''''" "y industrial conditions and
h tIH..l 10 N QUO! not lt DIST bed fact
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

Robert A. McBirney, Undertaking
PaSlors, 5 West Third St Phone 456.
Residence phone 191.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

THIEVES ENTERED the Tulsa
Decorating company store Sunday
night by removing pane OF glass
from one of the windows. They were
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
in county court yesterday to follow
ing couples: l.. J. Mildren. Al. Tulsa
Mrs Mamie butcher. Il. Chanute.
Kan; Albert B. Brooks, "a. sand
Springs, Mary Il. Jones. 20. Wekiwa.
Atwood Harvey 80. and Miss Carrie
Mcconnell. 26. both Of Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-18

LITTLEFORD. BALLARD & Frost.
ct al, in district court yesterday en-
tered suit to recover judgment In the
sum OF Sl.O13.65 from Mrs. Fannie
Rieter. The obligation is said to h,te
been the outgrowth Of a contract en-
tered into between the plaintiffs and
the defendant.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-11

~ H.. l.. Hmm; =. L.. Hin.
.,.,.j,.,
W i'''''''''
I'"''''' - "i",'. .nI;m.a.
i''''''''''" =" "'''7 ~
i",% I'I'''' 1t ,'"' n".rma,
"'', l.. ,o.;, nni ros
"''S P''>' , man,smdann,
"'',''>' ..i,.
P''''' }" '''''',' 'c'' ~
III" 'oI'Iii'\ ZERO" >'"'' p.o'",,''" va
!ll4>cIdtl"A ! "ic P"''''' ~ wa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-11

"M"nciono este hcchO. rccordan-
do 10 que Pablo me diio ri dia
anicS Hr que 70 me marchara dc
casa de- los c~riStianOs.
-"TuS doctrinaS-Ic habia go
dicllo-Si Ile=an a ~Iriunfar. drSha-
ran Ia Socirdad, como Sc dcsllace el
barril cuando lc quilan los aros'.
~ Pablo me cOntcst6:
FL amor Suieta mas s6Iidamen-
It. que eI miedo".
"-Ahora me convenzO de que es-
la troria no carcce de fundampn-
to, como demueStra 81 hcchO que
atabo de contarte y cl que me ocu-
rrlo ron mis- arrcndatarios.
"EStos vinicrOn a saludarmc ian
pronto como supieren mi regreSO.
SabrS que nunca me moslrG taca-
no con elIOS y que mi padre. alta
nero con elIOs pOr principle. III"
Il tralarles con ~allaneria.
Dlen, ahOra. Il. Yer suS radios
Y SuS famt,icas caraS. SEN
Ii continuation. mandG que les
de conner Y hasta les habli,
llamandO a unOS por Su nOnibre V
prcguntando Il OirOs por suS mu-
JercS Y Sus hijos. La cmOci6n les
.arranc0 lagrimaS. y a mi me pa
reciG olra vcZ que Ligia eslaba
DresenciandO aquell0, que aprobaba
CONTINUITY
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-11
pESEl CiStkSE

llumhrc de - amos. profession mincrU. de-
sea C~a>ar>r. con InlII"r qu" liable c~>l'aiIuI.
IGcd"I dIrigIr>" pUr correspondence. 4
r>iI d!r"r"I6n: y. +. biaZ, Oceanic Nina,
cambria. TAI. ll-irr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-11
SOuERERERIA ..SUEETSFn. :,

LimplarnDS y planchainUs lUua clasc he
SOmhrrrD>. lrcCIOS in0dICOS. AhOrr,. mas
de Ia Iuliad IN IN "SlcISCn." Los T~lrIirGS
dc estes SumDrcrJS los rccibimOS direcia-
mcnle de Ia faDrica. 4a6 w. Houston 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-11

OUIERE listed GANARSE ~ GrEN SrIr.-
Iu Mi.NStN MENTE? Mand" 3nr para
mucsira> - inSIrUrciOn"S i G,l;c!N> ~
LONITE co. ~nlicitanuS agents para Ia
v"nra dn ,~t" a%riirulu. GO :. I"iG - Nln
NnIuLlo. Tex. t-"'
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PliS0UIS.i.

hEnEu Sabcr 81 paradcrO dc mi amigo. ri
SrlIpr Francisco Seglra, para communicable
aslliOS qU" IT, lnl"re-an. nlrlIdn>r ,nIDr-
mes L AlbIno l,Uiri@UcZ, X. !. u. :, Box
u, san Antonio, Tex. dis
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81 listed no puede vrnir 4 Ia Orlcina, ha-
BILE Dor relerOnO. Travis q NIcvo No. 2iii,
y un agcntc de II casa paSara 4 recOgcr
SlS anunCiOS.
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RESTAURANT CUNCuRpIA-GaSa dc hpSr"-
dale. - dan aSIst"urla> per Srmana q r"r
mes. \. rrntau CUarln> lmI"bladu> i'"r
>JiHlua a Iur me-. ir"'iu> rnLurili''>.
Tuma~I NIa. q" I,i2TI"Z. PROM. Irl. Mic
vu @I7D. IL :. Laredo 81. SAN Antonio,
TEXAS.
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Sc NECEsITAN MINEROS-Mina de 5 pies
de carbon. bucn trabaio, nina SEGA. casas
Cont0rtablcS. bucna agUa Y cSruela prlbliC9.
No ragamOS trdnSpOrte. TraDaIO s"gflro.
Tomcu cI ferr"Carril Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas. Independence lining Company, Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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CONPRE ustcd el Almanaque TluStraGo para
1915 rn In Liberia lie ~IOzanI; soc 81 rI"m-
MAN rnviafu pOr cOrr"u 4 rlalqIicr pIrte
dc los ESlaGUs UniduS.
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- NECESITN cncInrra mrTirana competent
t.. lurpr.uan san Pedro Ave. iU:i. II iSi
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PR~OFESI0NALES-

DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Facultaf
de Mexico: autoriZadO "n "i ESiado de To-
I1S: eSDccial!Sta en- Intermediates genitn-
urinarlaS Y ctrujia en- general. R"Sid"ncii,
Avenue u if3i. TelcrOnU Travis 39T7. url-
Gina. Frost Building, TelGronoS, Nucvo tf2.
NicjO, Travis 36ii.
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iEsta listed debil? NADIA mejor que
Il afamada cerveZa Royal Piisner."
PiGa!a siempre de ST. c%antirero, o
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
(Adv.)
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nR. FRANCISCO vAZQUEZ GoMEZ.-Clru-
GA general. ESpeCialmcnic enferiII"dades
de nariz. garganta Y oidOs. OflClna, m
Bldg, Houston 81. Y Main Ave. Te-
Travis 1886 y 36if; Nueyo i73.
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PaSa a Ia pagina S., cOlunna 5.
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2. o.. aaN No. 81. L-..!o. Tez
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-26

MRS. CRAM TO AID STRIKERS.
VIII Protest to mmissioner
Woods AGAINST Arrests.

Secretary Jacob L. Banach of the
Ladies Tailors Union yesterday made
arrangements with Mrs. i. Sergeant
Cram to complain against wholesale ar
rests OF strikers to Police Commissioner
Woods tomorrow. Secretary Ranach
stated that Mrs. Cram will soc the Com
missioner tomorrow and demand that
police Interference with FIFTH avenue
strike pickets be stopped Immediately.
Secretary Banach said Yesterday .
Mrs. Cram will represent the strikers
in the capacity OF leader of the mems
auxiliary Of the Fifth avenue t%ailors'
strike We decided to call her into the
strike as soon rs We found hi the
police were starting In to arrest our
p!ckets by the wholesale.
Mrs. Cram will call attention to the
fact that the pickets VINO were arrested
to-day were held under $500 bail each.
while the guards who blackjacke1 one or
our pickcts were held under only SlOU
hail each. she viii make II clear that
IN the opinion Of the strikers police
officers have no riEh' 20 be the Judges
strike pickets' rights as To the use
of the sidewalks