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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sup

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sup
cruising Architects Office, Washing
ION. -. c.. March %, l91b-Sealed
proposals; will be opeucd in this office
at !: p. m, April 10, 1915, for a vac
.nlm cleaning apparatus 1T the
United States custpmbousc and post
n;l;cc al Alexandria Va, IN accor-
dance with drawing and specification.
el.pics of which: may hcShad at this
office or at the office Of the custo-
dian. Alexandria, Va, III the discrc-
ton of the Supervising Architect. 0.
Wenderoth. Supervising Architect
26--e. 0. d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31

The Germania Life INSURANCE Com
panv Of New York wants an agent
for Alcxa:.dria and vicinity. Libc-
r;,l contract. Experience i'll writing
Life Insurance not necessary. Apply
giving reference. to james w.
Graves, Manager.
American National Bank Building,
Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31

.OST--,-Om Sunday afternoon in
Lyccum Hall CT from there t o til"
electric car station, or on the =
c'clocl: car to Washington, Il small
black pocketbook containing sum Of
:aoncy. Finder will please return
TO Gazette Office or ut d03 Queen
Stree, and receive reward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31

ORDER EASTERN STAR--A called
meeting of Martha Washington
Chapter, Order Eastern Star, will
be held tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures Of officers.
Bv order Of the Secretary.
RUTH PRETTYMAN, Secretary.
2y-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31
CLASSIFIED ADS
SALESMAN WANTED

ior Alexandria County.
Salesman calling OIL general store
private and prblic garage trade in
this territory preferred.
Call Room 207 Evans Bldgy
Washington, D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Having qualified as Administra-
trix Of the estate Of the late Patrick
J. Murphy, deceased, all persons III
dcbtcd to the estate arc requested TO
make prompt settlement and I'LL per
sons TO whom the estate may lie IN
dcbtcd are requested to present their
claims properly authenticated for set
Element.
MRS. CLARA T.. WADE,
iG-lUt ADMINISTRATIVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31

FOR RENT-Six room brick house
with ail improvements, 800 north
Columbus street. and six room brick
house, I'll Queen street. Apply
James i:ochc, 7U7 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-03-31

FOR SALE-On OH before April lst,
70 mules at Berkeley g., Schmldts
Camp, Accontink, Va. All good
ages, scrviccabiy sound and good
workers. Soc Mir. Schmidt al the
camp or write Juudson's Sons Co.,
Louisville, Ky. 23-3t.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
Federal LAW IS
NOT APPLICABLE
IN PICKET CASE
Judge Says Statute Applies
Only After Restraining
Orders or lnjunCtiOnS
HAAS DISMISSED ON
QUESTION OF DOUBT

Judge Churchman in City Court
handed down a decision passing on
the question of picketing by the strik-
ing brewery workers. lt was in the
case of Frederick Haas. a brewery
striker who was arrested on Satur-
day, June 10. for lettering in front of
the Hotel Lynch. No West Fourth
street The court dismissed Haas at
ter passing at length on the law in
the matter. holding that there was
some doubt about Haas obstructing
the sidewalk He contended that the
United States statute Chained by j..
Frank Ball, counsel for Haas, to
provide for peaceful picketng. did
not apply TO the case.
The opinion follows:
"The information charges that the
defendant unlawfully did loiter upon
the sidewalk so as to hinder the free
and convenient passage Of persons
walking along such walk and failed
to make way after reasonable request.
THE ordinance under which the
prosecution is brought reads as fol-
lows:
Section 1. Whoever shall stand
idling or lettering upon any pavement.
Continued on Page %
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
NEW REVOLUTION
THREATENS MUCH
TROUBLEDNEXICO
Armed Diaz and Huerta
SympathizerS Prepare For
Outbreak in the North
ZAPATISTAS prepare
TO EVACUATE CAPITAL
Rt IONS EnMIN NEyIN

lNItN iIthn CidN Correspondents
WASHINGTON. June ga new
very formidable revolt in Northern
Mexico seemed certain today The
situation in the capital was increas-
ingly serious. The Zapatisias are
preparing TO evacuate the city Con-
hdential advices from border points
were that professional "gunmen."
chiefly of the half-hreed type. former
Federal soldiers, aud officers under
Diaz and Huerta have been crossing
into Mexico In large numbers. all
armed and declared to be proceeding
10 an agreed rendezvous.
The arrest of Huerta and Orozco. Il
was declared, will not interfere with
their program and an attack on the
Vllista stronEholds of Juarez and
Chihuahua was looked for az any
time.
villa was reported hurrying north
from Aguas Calientes to mass an
other army near Chihuahua ready for
emergencies.
lnasmuch as the newly-planned
revolution Is exceptionally well
financed. IL threatens to prove very
CONTINUED on f'nge p
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
TRACTION COMPANY
TO CONTINUE Lines
Ninth and Eleventh Ward
Residents Promised Service
Will Be Maintained
RESOLUTION PASSED;
TRANSFERS PROMISED

Protests by residents Of the Ninth
and Eleventh wards to the abandon
ment by the Wilmington and Phila-
delphia Traction Company of it's
tracks in Pine and Twenty-third
streets. east of Market street, and in
South Harrison street, won conces-
sions desired by taxpayers this morn
ing when the board of directors of
the Street and Sewer Department
passed its resolution regarding
changes resulting from the merger Of
the Traction Company and the Peoples
Railway Company without the
clauses objected to at last week s
meeting of the board.
John f. Neary, attorney for the
traction company. explained that the
trolley company had decided to main
tain its service on the streets where
removal was objected to after a con-
ference yesterday afternoon of dele
cations from the Ninth and Eleventh
wards with Thomas w. Wilson. vice
president of the company. He de-
clared the traction company was
convinced of the necessity for trolley
service on these streets and gladly
granted the request of taxpayers for
its continuance.
The resolution as passed was the
same as read at last Tuesday nights
meeting. with the exception of the
objectionable clauses.
A new resolution allowing cOnnec-
tions to be made 10 bring about the
desired changes was given its first
reading this morning.
Instead of taking up tracks as pro-
posed in the Objectionable clauses
last week. the trolley line in the
Ninth ward will continue at Van
dever avenue and Market street, out
Market to Twenty-third street. IN
Twenty-third to Pine and in Pine to
Vandever and back down town over
the present route.
The Eleventh ward line, which was
objected to last week. will run as fol
lows: Cars will start at Fourth and
Market streets and will run on
Fourth TO Monroe. 10 Lancaster ave
Continued on Page 10.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
FOR
ALL NEUTRAbS ON
UNARNED liners
Germany, However, Will
Continue Submarine War
on English Shipping
ASK Americans TO STAY
OFF MUNITION CARRIERS

BY The United Press
WASHINGTON, june 2o.-More de-
tails of the German note were received
from Ambassador Gerard today, amphi-
flying his report that Il will he favor
able II Is expected Germany will agree
to end submarine warfare against un-
armed liners from the United States, but
will very plainly tell this government
that If any attempt is made TO get
Americans TO travel on certain classes
of carrying vessels they must
do it at their own risk.
Submarine warfare against her enc
mics is to be continued indefinitely.
Germany viii tell the United States,
but additional precautions. il is stated
already have been taken 20 prevent at
taclss upon neutral craft of steamers
used in the transatlantic passenger
carving trade.
The Frye note, made public last night
said.
"The government Of the United state.
is not concerned with any proceedings
which the Imperial German Government
may wish TO take on other claims OF
neutral and enemy interested parties"
This went far toward clearing tn,
Continued on Page ?.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
overcome By Gas
HE TURNED loose
Joseph W. S. Camperson Has
Narrow Escape While
Fixing Stove
WIFE AND MAID CARRY
HIM INTO OPEN AIR

Joseph w. S. Camperson, superin-
tendent of clerks at the local post
office, had a narrow escape from as
phyxiation while trying to connect a gas
range at his new home, No. 1910 West
street. He was compelled to undergo
medical treatment, but he Is able to at
tend to his duties.
Had it not been for the presence Of
his wife and a colored maid, Mr.. Camp
erson would have been killed by the
fumes. He fell unconscious TO the floor
of the kitchen while Mr.. Camperson and
the maid were in the room. They car
ried him into the fresh air. DR.. William
II. Speer was called and revived Mr..
Camperson.
Mr.. Camperson had removed a cap
from a gaspipe which he was plan
ming to connect with the stove. He
discovered that the pipe was too short
and he went to the cellar to saw
through ioist to make a connection.
On returning to the kitchen he did
not notice the gas which had contin-
ued to pour into the kitchen, but in
few minutes he fell to the floor.
The maid. hearing him fall. called
Mrs. CampersOn. who rushed to his
assistance and they carried him into
the yard. Mrs. Camperson ran TO the
Zimmerman drug store, Twelfth and
Tatnall streets for medicine to re-
store her husband to consciousness,
but the druggist decided il was a case
for physician and DR.. Speer was
called
When the physician arrived Mr..
| Camnerson was conscious but suffer-
/ ing from the effects of the fumes. For
several days afterward he felt a heavy
| sensation about his head, but this
had all gone today. Mr.. Camperson
was at his office today.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29

In the accompanying illustration
are shown former Governor Slaton
Indicated by arrow and the new
governor, Nat r. Harris indicated by
cross). leaving the capitol building at
Atlanta, Ga. Note the soldiers sur
rounding the retiring governor. The
feeling against Slaton still runs high
owing TO his commutation of the sem
tence of Leo Frank. convicted Of the
murder of Mary Phagan, a fourteen
year-old factory girl
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
CYMRIC PASSENGERS WEAR LIFE
BELTS WHILE In THE WAR ZONE
Ship Also Swings Boats As
PrecautiOn Against Sub
marine Attack
STEAMER LOADED
WITH WAR MUNITIONS
By The United Press.

ANN AHAh'M A'N"s
LIVERPOOL. June -Extraordi-
nary precautions to safeguard pas
sengers' lives in case Of submarine
attacks we're taken by officers of tho
White Star Liner Cymric. which ar
rived here today from New York. Tie
vessel carried cargo Of war muni.
tions for the allies.
Every passenger aboard the liner
was supplied with a life belt and
taught how to put It on. shortly after
leaving New York. Under the direc-
tion of officers the passengers and
crew we're rehearsed In the act OF
getting quickly into the boats.
Entering the Irish Sea yesterday.
passengers we're ordered 10 adjust
their life-bolts, boats we're swung out
and made ready to be lowered iu-
stantly and double-lookouts were es-
tablished
Officers declared these precautions
reassured some nervous passengers
who feared the Cymrlc might meet
the fate of the Lusitania. They said
no submarines were sighted.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
MONTENEGRIN TROOPS
OCCUPY SCUTARI

BY The United Press.
ROME, June 20.-AIontenegrin troops
have occupied Scutari, the largest city
of Albania.
Scutari. a city of about $4,000. lies
near the southeast end OF Lake Scutarl,
lying partly in Montenegrin and partly
in Albanian territory, and 40 miles
southeast of the Austrian fortified sea
port of Cattaro. II contains shipping
yards and a firearms factory.
Berlin advices yesterday reported that
another Montonegrin force was ad,anc-
ing on Alessio. an Albanian seaport
town south of Scutari.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
FROM THE WAR

NAME ARMY OFFICER MOTORCYCLE SQUAD SERGEANT
The Police Commission session this afternoon appointed
Sergeant Joseph Davis u A. the police
department motorcycle squad which hereafter viii consist O.
four, instead
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
WYOMING and CAMDEN
schools TO consolidate

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. June 29-ln the first
vote on consolidation OF schools in
Delaware under the act of the last
General Assembly. held at Camden
and Wyoming yesterday for the con-
solidation of the schools OF those
towns. the vote resulted as follows:
Camden, seventy-seven votes cast.
ffty-dve for consolidation.
Wyoming. ninety votes cast eighty
eight for consolidation
The official returns of the election
were received here this morning by
DR.. Charles A. Wagner.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
next POMONA meeting

Plans for representation at the
next meeting in September of Pomona
Grange were discussed at last nights
meeting OF Delaware Grange. Of New
port. A report of his visit to a num-
Der of oranges was read by Frank T..
Hofecker. A social hour was spent
after the business session.
An interesting address was made by
Mrs. r. p. Robinson, the lecturer.
William Mccoy entertained with
reading. Mrs William Ruth gave
recitation. and short talks we're made
by others. The meeting was well at
tended.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
BURNED A DUCK
after Chasing MANY

BY The United Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June %
Arrested and charged with
drunkenness and disOrderly
conduct, three youths, all twen-
ty-One years of age, dere ac-
cused today by the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals Of roasting live duck
over a bonfire. Special Ofhcer
Leffer said the three young
men tied strings TO the feet and
neck of the struggling fowl
and suspended IL over the
flames.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
DISCUSS tax QUESTIONS.

Representatives of the Central
Labc- Union conferred with the Tax
payers League last evening relative
TO the organizations inquiring into
the management of the Levy Court
The question of collecting taxes due
the city by former tax collector was
also discussed. The first subject was
referred to a committee and that of
city taxes being due will be taken
up with the incoming City Council.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
needle, whole PEANUT
IN KIDDIES' 'TOMACHS'
A.

. By The United Press.
s. CHARLESTON, W. Va, June %.
+ Nearly every child in West Vir-
" ginia who complained of any all
ment from a ''tofi in the froat" to
a "tummy ache" today was asked
first thing if he had Swallowed
anything" because
81 At Anderson, w. Va. yesterday,
8 Harry Meredith, 9, quickly recov-
. cred from chronic throat trouble
" when he ~hawked" out needle
that he swallowed six years ago, and
also because
Allen Baldwin. 3, of Point Pleas
" ant, who had lain at the point Of
death for a month, with "pneu
monia." soon got well when he
coughed up a marble sized hall Of
phlegm in winch was peanut that
q had gone down the wrong way.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
POLICE BOARD wORK.

The weekly meeting of the Board
uf Police Commissioners will he held
this afternoon. AS there is a vacancy
lin the department caused by the dis
missal of Robert Washington. color
cd, some time ago. it may be filled
his afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29

Little business was transacted at
the meeting of the Board of Health
yesterday afternoon. Several prop
erty owners in Cherry. West Second,
Van Buren and Adams streets were
given until September 3 to have their
houses connected with sewers. Com
plants against these properties had
been made TO the board.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
RUSSIANS AGAIN LOSE ALONG DyEIsrEE

BY The United Press.
BERLIN. Wireless TO London, 2s.wih hcneased
the Austroceran drive IS progressing rapidly
along the Gslieisn front ocal statement
war ONCE declared that General Won Lasnssa
Dneister river.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
TODD'S Crr sHOp no CLOsr.

Employees Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
read Company shops. az Todd's Cut
Will have vacation tomorrow aud
Thursday while The company is TAX
ing account % stock.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
Hope. ALSO. FOR
MANY OF TENDER Ace

By The United Press.
NEW YORK, June 29.-The
fact that paralytic woman Of
eighty sings love songs is no
sign she is crazy, according TO
Miss Magdalene Barre. testify
ing in a will breaking suit.
Relatives of Mrs. :. Newton
Smith, who left fortune of
100000 10 a doctor and her
nurse, are seeking 20 break her
will, alleging she was mentally
unbalanced.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
RoxE REcAIIs TURKISH AMBAssADOR.

By The United Press
MILAN June asrhe Italian ambassador to constantnops
has been recalled according to Rome dispatch today 20
message said that the rurEish ambassador to Rome
cs'ved his passports and is preparing to depart
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
REWARD FOR FLAG cAHruRE.

Bv The United Press
ROME. June 29.-For capturing the
irst Austrian flag since the beginning
OF hostilities. Tuscan infantrymau. $.
Brnna, was today awarded silver
medal and given $1,000.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
4. o. H. TRTSTEEs' MEETING.

The board OF trustees Of the A. o.
II. will meet this evening Divisions
/. T. and the Ladies' Auxiliary ill
be presented at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
DAcIA DECISION SOON.

BY The United Press
PARIS, June 20.-rhe decision of
French prize court in the case Of ths
American cotton steamer Dacia prob
ably viii be announced within a few
days, It was stated here today.
The Dacia. formerly Hamburg
American steamer, purchased by I'd.
ward n. Breitung, Michigan millionaire,
aud sailed for Bremen with a cargo Of
cotton. She was seized by a French
cruiser February 2s, and towed into
Brest.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
SUN AND TIDES.

High water ..... LISA. NJ l.40P. NJ.
Low water ..... s.55 A. NJ. 900 p. NJ.
Reedy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29
WEATHER

Part cloudy tonight; We'd
nesday probably showers;
light south winds.
Evening journal., 1915-06-29

At EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
LA MARiPOSA
viene de II pagiaa 4.

Sc deluyo I'm ~inStantc.
lie mirG olra vrz. LI0raba. VOL
. vld a rcpeIir:
-E.o que M O!vidarf =. 81 rap
10 lie mi hermann. Mia ~inocrnte
que compartia con nOsoiroS ct ira
baio Y cl doior. Fu6 Srduriia Y
avrniada al t0rhellino nauSebundO
.ie Ia ciudaI. cQuiGn Ia Sedujo?
Naiie 10 Sabe. FL miSIeTio. =! mis-
lerio Siempre.
ESQ niHo ieSaparerid miStcl~--
samrnte tambiGn. cA ddnIe hahia
lido? - dcLuyirron para come
Ter eSr ,Iltimo crimrn. y rn vrz
he darIr muertr L. Ilrvaron Il 0lraS
iiarraS. ALA. lrioS. muy leioS. dom
be mu~irSr H. hambrc. o .Iondr OIL
vitaSr por complete Su ori=cn.
Inreliz,.... Ha >aborrado IodoS los
SinSaboreS: ha >ufrido lodaS las in
cIrmenc.as. Ha raminadO murho
Y ha rpro@ido muchaS pSpina>. Pc
bre .ioven,
Cuando So die rucnla de su ais
lamicnto an 81 munIo. :" prcgun-
to:
-"Quitn soy?
y ir>dr rntonrr>. he ahi IN rtrr-
M ~dii"ma.....
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Maytorena emprende Ia persecu-
sion de las fuerzas de PIutarco
Elias Gales
Sc confirma plenamente que estas abandonaron
Ell Mineral de Cananea, Sonora

Sonora, dicen que an los ultimos
dias no han tenido lugar disturbios
en- Ia region del Vale del Yaqui,
pues segun parece. los indios estan
ocupados en- detener al avance de
los carrancistas de Dieguez.
De Ia mencionada Ciudad de Her.
mosillo Y del puerto de Guaymas,
han estado saliendo todos los anne
ricanos que Sc encontraban en- esas
ciudades Y en- los puntos menciona-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
correspondence especial para l., rRENs,

RI. PASD. Tex. SrpIirmhr.. -.
D-spr'S ,irl fu>iIamirn'o a.. Tuu.jS
lrbina. y il" Ia mn,illlari6n ,ir
iropa> vilIiS'aS haria Ciutiai Juj-
rrl. njn"uIn o!ro arnntrrimirntn L.
importauria -. ina rralizaiu II II
region ,iOminaia por In a=uniZanir
faction yiili>ta. F. JEFF" IL, ella.
- rncu"utra en- la capital del f.
tadO de- chihuahua. en- actiIG.i
Ind"eiSa. Sr-lin par"c". rn ">p"ra
del ir>arr0l!O h. Ia, aronicrimirn-
t0s polltiros Ell IA capital america
ma. ruya seduction rSprra para
norman suS futures ariOS de- rtyo-
luriOnarIo. So dice con InSi>trn-
cia que ia Sido una vrriairra Iu-
cha la cue han trniin que So>trarr
los ~cOnSrirrO> lie Villa rnn este. pa
"a co~nEtnrrr!o dc que ,i"bc de- lu-
char tOdavia on 81 lcrrrno Dc IA
dip!omacia contra C~arranza. purS
81 "Jrfe lie las OpcraciOneS' Que
ria asumir ms actitud v]iol"nta "n
vista de- Ia marcada tcndrncia del
=ihicrno americana de d~eiarIO fue
"a de lOia combination. La IA
moSa evacuation de TOrrcdn. que
rc>ult6 unO de tantos bluffs de
los que i~nvenlan los carranciStaS.
10 So prOyecta todavia, mas bien
parece que los villistaS eStan de-
cididoS a jugar su Ultima carta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
Ia CIUDAD SUBTERRANEA.
ylene de Ia pagina ].

mas que peligroSo Y mas @ranie
que las lab0rrS de Ia vida ordinaria.
Hay entire elloS mos cuantoS que
han realizado proezaS eStupendaS.
Solo Que 81 - les habla de $50,
- quedan como atontadoS Y no con-
ttS,an......
FL coronel Sc detiene ante I'm
grupO de SOIdados que parecen So
har IN Sueno miStico en- una pos
iura ritual, Y despueS de c0niem-
plarl0S largamente murmura:
-EStOs bret0neS....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28
"REININDlCADO MENICO, ES PD-
SIBLE OLE LOS IILLISTAS IN
TENTEN REINVlDICAR 4 Los
ESTAD0S UNlDOS.
Eiene de II paglna ,.

genie. Con TODD. el cStadO de ami
mo de la mayoria de los villiStaS:
SuS proteStaS pibliras. prc>cncia-
daS por los americanoS en- Judrez
contra IA guerra que por Ia fuerza
- les quierc obligar 4 Seguir: e.
eStadO de decentralization Y de
deSesperanza en- que Sc italian, ha-
cen comprender que, 81 llegan a
Sonora. solo seran unoS cuantOS,
pOrque Ell reSto Sc habri quedadO
en- el canine. conStituyendo ban
daS de malhechoreS o de nomades
hambrientoS.
V. D. DELGADO.
Ell Paso. Texas, % de Septiemhre
de 1915.
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.Huelga en- los Ba-
leares

IBIZA. Sept. 24.-El Alcalde de
csta localidad ha communicate al GO
bernador de las islas que la socie-
dad de corredores Y dependencies del
comercio amenazan con una huelga
general 81 persiste la compania sail
nera espanola en- emplear obreros
de campo para cargar ell buque dc
la marina mercante f%rancesa que es-
ii en- ell puerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-28

dos. A. bordo del vapor Carlos. que
zarp6 aver para San Diego, Cali
van 80 ciudadanos de los Estados
Unidos, Y en- los proximos dias sal
dram mas.
En- Ell puerto de Guaymas preva-
lece Ia calma pues Sc confia en- que
Dieguez no Sc atrevera q atacarlo.
Ell CORRESP0NSAL.
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! ! !

Cuando Sal-o dr ALI llrvo opri-
milo Fl coraZdn.
De>pui> me prrGuGio:
-&>rri verdad Ia historic que me
cueuta eSe hOmbre?
Y por alGun tempo me aco>a r>,a
ohSeSi6n:
-Sera verdad? Serd mentira?
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Vencen en- el tiro de pichon.

SAN SEBASTIAN. Sept. 24.-Sc
ha efectuado lin nuevo concurso de
trio de pich6n en- el monte Ulia, To-
grando por su gran prue0a el triun-
70 Ell duque de Sotomayor con sus
companeros de tiradas, por el con-
curse de grupos de ~tiradores con eli
duque de Pastrana y ell senior San
tos Suarez.
Cuando listed nos escriba sobre 81
srscripci6n, Olga 81 Sc refiere al Dia-
rio 0 81 Semanarlo.