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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
OBTUBO HAYOR|A
De 69,0S4 VOTOS EN- LAS
ELECCI0KES
la OFlC!HA C%OHPDIAn"Ei a"EDi0 Ell H.
FORhf GENERAL Dfi RFsMTifGHE
Las ELfCClUhtS rnun v.nnyua
T%cIcgrama Especial para Ia Fl;ENSi.

DALLAS, Tex, septiembre g.
La Oficina Computadora General del
Estado de Texas ACADIA de rendir Ell
informe complete del Tesuitado de
las elecciones para SenadOr verlfl-
cadas ell 26 de Agosto Ell ell Estado.
Por esos GatoS ~oficiales ka vcnido
a sabersc que ell Senador CulberSon
obtuvo 1912 Y cl eX-gobernador
Colquitt 81 ,09S. La computation De
los votos demuestra que el eX-g0bcl,
nador Coluuitt solamente obtuvo ma
yoria en- q de los 230 condados dc
que Sc compone el Estado. Estes
fueron Lee, Washington, Austin Fa-
yette, Colorado, Lavaca Dewitt Y Vic
toria, agrupados en- cl sur de Texas;
Medina, Kendall. Coma!, Guadalupe
V Wilson, agrupaGos aldcrFcdor dc
San Antonio. Preside an Ia fronte.
IA; : Callahan, Archer y Somerv'cij
aislados en- las regiones centralcs del
Estado. Estos condados dieron -
C%olquitt 1890 votos Y 4 Culbersos
solamente $500.
En- cambio Ell actual ScEador OBJ
tuvo una ahrumadora mayoria Ell CT
resto de los CondaGos del Estado.
siendo de notarse que en- cl Conda-,
do de Kaufman, donde vivi0 pOr mu-
chos amos cl ex gobernador Colquit-.
la votaci6n fue 1879. en- favor dc
Culberson por 1876 FL favor del cH-
gohernadOT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
CUATRO DEHlNDAS fRFSEHTO
/ China FL H!AISTRO a.
PONIES EN- PEkN
,4LES DEHsEDAS SON PARA FL ARRfGiO
DEL GHO9UE HABiDO ENTIRE IRO-
PAS GH!KAS 7 IAP0HESAS
,cr,icle INCLUSIVE para y rRENsA

PEkIN. Sept;embre Bel minis
10 japoneS en- csta capital. presentj
aI gobieruo cuatro demandas para el
arreeIo de las dificultades surgidas
CON motive del Choque regiStrado en-
ire las tropas chinas Y las japonesaS
cu. Chen-C hiantune Y i ~consecuen~
ia del cual hubo c]incucnta Soda
dos chinos muertSs ' dicz Y Siese ia
poaeses. Las dcmandas del gobier
no japoues son: Ia dimision de los
oficiales chinos que comandaban las
tropas que tuvieron el choque 0
las iapouesas: ia retirada de las tro-
pas chfnas del distrito donde ocu-
rrio ell chocua; indemnizacion a las
families de los solda6os japonese5
muertos. V concession de parte de Chi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
MI Hay En- IA ACTUAIu.|DAD COBIERNO
IN IL REP(jblICA HXICANA
e Corresponsal del New York Herald" c~ontinda
hablando sobre Ia s~ituacion mexicana

Ia. que los oficialcs carrancistas co,
metan con cllos un robo.
Los mexicano5 dicen que actual,
a1cntc no hay en- Mexico un go3ier.
no, : Green que desde eI primer JIG
fe hasta ei ultimo de los oficiales re.
volucionarios que apoyan Il aquGl,
todos son bandidos.
Termina Ia information del Co,
rresponsai del Herald diciendo
que no existe en- Mexico cl patrio-
tismo, pucs nadie sc resuelve a sa-
crificarse o poner en- peligro su vi
da por Vii principle, para bien de
tcdo el pueblo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
NO Sc CONFIRMA QUE HAYA CO.
LERA EN- VERACRUZ.
Viene d. pag, Ea)

que Ell llamado liquido precioso quo
inagotabiemente nos brindan los ma
nantiales de Vento, es de condolences
eycelentemente salutiferas.
Entire las disposiciones ~sanitarias
fieura la de fumigar en- ell Lazareto
de Mariel, las ropas de los pasajeros,
para destruir de este modo los ger
colericos que pudieran conte-.
ncr.
e. senior Hernandez Ferrer, Consul
dc Mexico ell esta Republica, Tampa,
co tiene noticias de su gobierno acer-
ca de la apar:cion del colera en- CT
puerto de Veracruz, ~inclinandose con
tai motive a Greer que sean infunda-
das las versiones que Sc habian he
cho circular sobre este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
UNA REVOLUTION AMENAZA ~
Wien de la 4a.)

p~residente Diaz de no dejarlc desem-
barcar en- su patrla.
De Washington c~ontinuara su
viaje a New York para cclebrar una
conferencia con libera!es promincn-
ties de Nicaragua Y Honduras. Segun
sus intimos ell doctor Irias puede OBJ
tenor, faci!mente TODD el apoyo fl
nanciefo que necesite para organI-
zar una retoluci0n, Ell el cas0 dc que
cl doctor Cuadra Pasos resultc pro-
clamaGo presidents para sllcedcr al
actual presidente Diaz.
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COSTA RIGA, HONDURAS Y Ell
SALVADOR APOYAN A lRiAS.

Et apoyo moral de Costa Rica,
Honduras, Y San Salvador esta al la
do del partido Irias, segun sc a&egu::.
ia. como resultado del tratadD fir
mado por el ~presidente Diaz con el
gobierno americana, el cual le da a
los Estados Unidrs ell derecho dc
construir vi cana e ocaano a ocea-
no a traves de Me- aqua.
Costa RIGA, Honduras y San Sal
yador aseguraR que o Ia 'firma dc
csc tr-atado Sc violaron sus dercchos,
= que ell tratado sc firmo sin su con-
sentimientO. .
Las personals que~estan bien entc-
radas DEF estado de cosas en- Nicara-
qua aseguran que cl doctor Irias pue-
de obtener una ayuda valiosa dc estoS
paiscs 81 sc decide a confiar a las
armas 81 acabar con la Influenza dc
la faction de Diaz en- la p~olitica nj
caragiiense.
Todos los despachos recibidos dc
Managua indican que Ia 'olla politi-'
ca cst& hirvicndo en- Nicaragua, y
que ri aun Ia prescncia dc los mari
/ . .:ir:icanos en- Managua podra
e.it1- doa pro.eS,a armada contra Ia
continuation en- cl ncGer de la fac
con ,!e DiaI.
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CIENCIAs OGJLTis

CiayfcUla q! r. SaI0m1l- a.
DIty:Jra-IO j~r.glal. C"n'IrHe ndsia h'-f-
ia. v1'i = n.Erg. a1aEIciOurs, CoIlu.o--
CEraElalnI"atJ=. etc. l"9
Dogma Y Ritual dc IA Ala MaSla. ODTa qu9
enSeIa To- lulSfrTius del cCuill>I.J. Con
t,cne o. riInruiU Sc alOWon n Cdhaia.
serrctoS del eAIIo, e;c. ".hN
Enchiridiuncs Gr!UOrIOS y leU;s 'u.n- "|
Il Dragon Eojr, . sea q arlc dc ma2.H-
a los eS7iTl'iS. V-'
Fl Pnder del Prasamleu;o. 81 dominic !
Cuiiura. Como csiUiiaT ST f""EEi. i.HW
Ell ls0rn Internal ITaiaIO rpI.i..rIo nc H.
Ciear.as oru,f.S. CoG'leH" cI ibTO g."
san Clpr!aTD, cl4riruil O. ~a!1rn"R. -!
DRAGON Roo : ID Ci5ra l~.l5TnGl, Tcr''j-
De IA Ge!Ga Cleopatra, fic. a."
Il VerddderC Dragon Roi9. Cont!eNc pa
tOS luceTUa'e~. TlCaEia.i,eliGS, MJ!O rH
hacaTSe invisible. etc 300
La gran yaFl'a 4~tirilgcC-3 ' ell Tici0 lF"'-
ca de las DlraCaldeS. 10
Libro MaSnC d2 >a1 CIyTianO. EdtC'Cn mi
ca y compIe'a Gel famoso Grlno7.o, = n
sofa a~Uteuttr4 entire lydaS. a.'M
La C!ayfrula de- lIeCnic"rO, 0 }ibro de S11
ClprianO. con il.iAidad dc Srrretos. o."
La gran ma=Ia Suprema. G-y
Manual de m7-il blanca . 40
Manual de masta TOJa. 10
Manual Gs IGi-Ia npCr2. $50 0-@1
S~ecrstoS de los clr.t5>. ATte De E3nar z -
dos los iUecnS. t"0
Secretos de- Alberto 81 Gcande. O-2'
SeCreiCS de Il Observation-Disclosures : Ia ma~i7.
LecCIOles pTartira> &C. csCaInOleO. 30
Secretos del inferno. H..J
TesOro de MiIagroS de IA cruz dc Cara"e-
ca. yerdaG2ra joya del oCuliiSnO. "-I]
verdaderO horoscope para adtv.nar el 0oT-
YeulT- = = = : : w
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
MARINO CONDECORADO

LONDRES, Spbrc. 3.-Un dca.
pacho de- C~openhague dice que el
"StiftS Tidende" de Ribe, en- Dina
marca. manifesto que el comandan-
&c de- submarine que echo Il pique
al vapor "Lusitania", captain Max
Valcntincr, hijo del Dean de la Car
tcdral de Sonderburg, ha recibido Va
rias comumicacioncs despucs de ha-
Der rcalizado aqucl hecno.
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"
PARA FiNCAR


J. T. Smith. -Tccho De una gaic-
ria. Gale de Neutrality-suspicious. 1888.
500.
w. P. Walkcr.-Casa para crjadoS.
West Craig Place.-Block 1862.
S125.
Sonora G.. NJ. WilIiams.-Adicion :
cuartos. East Craig R!ace.-Block
1856. $2,7O0.
Ed. Steves and Sons.-Bodegas.-
Gale de Leona al Sur.-Block 602.
$1,000.
c. J. Chabot.--Casa de 3 cuartos.
-Callc de Leona, al Sur.-Block ESQ.
$500.
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NO coH[N7O IA PRENSA HE0,
Y0RKIH's Fl D!2CIRSO Dc
Mr.. WILSON
SOLO THE TINES" DIDO Que CREI6 QUE
ERA SDtsA la DtFfNSA De Ii
POuTICA HtEIesRA

NUEVA YORK. Septiembre 3.
Fuega de! New. York Times MIA
gun periodico de esta ciudad Sc ocu-
"a en- comcurar ej tjscurso pronua-
ciado por ell Prcsidente Wilson en- Ia
ceremonial de notification ' en- ci
cuaI trat6 dc manera amp!ia la cues
ton mexicana hacienda una defensa
de Su political
Z! New York Times eXpresa ST.
c~recncia de que IL defcusa de Ii pc
Utica mexicana del Presideute Wilson
Is ba>tante buena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
AvEvrraAS Ne JOIN c. RAFFLEs.
nnn,s nr rAnnLlNa INNERNIZIo

hfno.cs lrag,cos. , tomoS. osD
a boroe del s5!s:uo y Lazo funcsto. :
C0rql5a Dc marie. : tornns. . 0.s0
Corasja de Ubrero. toIaos. . 0.S2
C4dn-a ctcrna ( tcmOs. t.6g
CTlmcR SIN cas':-o : I.ucha 5uprena: 3
Drama del a,aitcr:o. ) ,omos. as
Z Des0 De una mIcrla y la vensanzs &c
una lo"". : iOI4O:. Us
Il ~UilH3p-besn. 0t9
Fl S,.rriO de IN bandlio. h.i1
I'll tren de u mucrte. : icmOs. O6i
II h.lo del anarQUiSta. = tOnOs. O.Sl
II a,GcTgUc Cal dcltto. = tnmOS. . $50
Fl ahNTcadO dCt IarIue. { I0moS. Isl
Fl ~calyari0 dn una madrC J Arrepeatimien-
Los rrimcncS de niavOlin9- . tOmos. 0.SD
los anUreS maidiloS. } ompS. . O.sO
los Ira-idOS infamcS. , On!Os 0.Sl
la S"Tgi;aid viva. : ;nmoS. . . C.SJ
La viC'l;uaS del amor . ca
Las lrag"diaS dc los CclCs. ( tomos. . t."l
"a pcrGGoFa. O.. bEi
Ia h5a De "a roric:a. : tomos. O.5n
IA resurrection de- Uu angel. Old
Ia ha;iar.na del Tcalr0 Real. ? om0s 0.S9
"a Ultima cita. > tuTn0S. U.%l
lC- HlsicTiOS del cTluiaD. { tomoS. i.6n
las T-rIara> DiancdS. ! tones. 90
pgrlt.O . Inferno. . Gu
Rlna D Il Angel de los Apes. 2 tOnos G-S9
Teresa IN RrSi!CitaGG. ; i0ilOS. $50
IT Crim.n en auiOn0Til. = IoUIos. 0.Sl
FIrscn ; madre y ENpiacldn. 3 ionos. IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
no Sc CONFIRMA ONE HAYA.:
EPAPEClDc . . E. :
(Yicre dc Ia da.)

y4c'licHtcS de arci!!a que tiencn tres
o ms nica dc cspesor Y que es mu-
che -:as RIGA que la extraida en- Es-
cJc;a. nndri&a obtenerse de ella.
20. 1CJ.G0p.00G DC barriles de petro-
Loo 1ru'o, los cualcs destilados por'
To- -."toGos o~Ginarios, darian....
2,0~G0.o"5.009 dc barriles de gasoli.
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REViSTA DE LA SEMANA
Oienc dc la Pag. fa.)

!e ponemos como epigrafe las frases
de Salute the flag y Get Villa
death or alive" no cabra la menor
duda al .publico que asista al proxi-
mo s~ainete de Portsmouth, de que la
politica del Presidente Wilson eS IL
mejor contribution que este pals ha
aportado al progreso del pensamien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
REGISTRO CIVIL
Nacimientos

Una nina del matrimonio Santos
Francc.-Callejon de KicastIe nime-
20 1913.
Una nina del matrimonio p. Ire
.vino.T Gale =. Del Refugio numero
135. : {
Una nina del matrimomio G. -Yaz-
quez.-Calle de Frio al Sur, hume.
70 ee4.
I'm nino del matrimonio Jesus
Orozco.-Avenida Santa Rosa al Sur,
rumerc 404.
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NoycIaS a ~ CentaVoS

A-te dc DusCar Tnarldo.
Amor : mdTtlriO-
C7lvari0 de amor.
:! aovio prestado-
Fl ouT-atOTi0 c. las SGitsTas.
Fl paraisO de las u;Jeres.
Fl inferno de los honDres.
Ell hada de los mares
81 Collar de esmeraldas.
81 nito de ruiSeuores.
ri 81 lie las DIAas.
e. slIna en- TN DeS0.
la hfja fH las flores
La mia &c los iaE1niles.
Ia v:r!da allegro.
La r0rte del amor.
La princess Gel dollar.
la htja d. venus
Las obraras del amor.
Las hifas Gel champagne. =,
Las Evas moderGas.
Maldllas sean las muier"L
Maldilos sean los honsrss-
saltllas sean las sueSrss.
Hsldtio sea e! amor.
Naid.fos sean los cclO5.
POrUue Sc casan los hcHbres-
Porquc Sc casan las mu!eres.
Porque pecan las muiereS.
POrQuG reincidsl las v!uda5.
PorUue murmuTan las yieisS.
Por seguir O una mujer.
81 maIestad el AmOr.
iEi-a mi HOyiIL
~hzUceaa, por C3rlotR Br3sme.
HOra. pN- CarlGtG BTaCns-
II R"~er-O de orc.
e. hii9 maldtto.
I'll ~HiaDUscri;O dc ri lEtrs.
e curS de alde3.
Maria, por Jcrge is1acE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04

Cuando aecesIte IIbros en- ~espanol
dirijase listed a I~gnacio E. Lozano.-
COZ Do~Iorosa St.-S. Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
oRRaS DE VICTOR HUGO.

CarfsS q Ia lOgI3, H-.B
MOS u.5
81 SGnbra r,e rife. H.TI
- aho terrible. as
II q3. FSpisOtiOS de Ia Rev. FTanCess O.f5
81 nas,iarro. O.p0
ian de F>landla o 81 IIOmbCe Fier2.. O.Gj
La leyert!a he los SlgloS. 0.Ti
Los NiSrrabieS. , tGIHuS. ~
los trabajadOTeS del mar. Cos
Nues;rs Sehora &c Paris. O-GJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04

na al Japon. de derechoS politicos
e. 81 interior de IA Mongolia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
Lie. LE:iL.

CuandO ncccSitc libros en- cSpaiIoi
Coz DoloroSa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
dirijasc ustcd Il Ignacio l.. Lofanc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04

Geaovevs de BTayante. ~
Historia de Robinson Crusoe. Herm0so IL
BIO que prnyoca slempre iaiensas emo
clones. EGiCinn dc lrjO. $1,000. 2.U9
La Dana re las Cameilas. hS
Los sictc pecados Capitales. 2(tomo5 1.N
Ia Ley de- DiOS. LUZ
Les uliimos dias de Fompeya. Una de las
OhraS mas inleresaAias de Ia cpoca ro-
mana. Edicion de luio. $1,000. 200
Ia muller aGGl,era. 4 iOmoS tela. BIS
La hija del Cardinal. . o.75
Los Tres MosQleteros, con su continuation
''Veinte amos despueS" y lei NIzconde
de Br8Teione. / tUinos. us
los Mis;eTios de Ia lnuutSiri6n. a5
Ia IUrentud de Enrique Cusrio. . Ina
Napoleon, por Dumas. $50
oscar Y Amanda. ? tones. ..... f2i
i'Gbio Y VirGiD!a. So
gao vstiS: Novela Historical fe Ia egcCa
Romeo J julle!a. t2s
Tn hilo natural. sS
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sias de autores m"I!canos. ...... ~
PaSionarias. PoT Manuel VI. Flores. OlO
noeSiss S y TanUsj ,cuTa| 0-G
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
Obras de Venta en- Ia Liberia de Ignacio z. Lozano

HAS uRDTADA Ia MAS sEGgRA La aE rENEE Ell toR snnDoG LILA LA 9 WEM r1E MA MAS a SSM"o LOS Ped
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04
ogRAs PoETICAS DE PEA.

Cantos del Hogar. ."
Z! Arpa del Amor. Eiirihn De laiO. =" L.
Flores CeLsAlma. Etici6n de lUIO. = l.;
Hogan Y Patrla. Ed!c.dn de luJo. !,
los Gl0rta< de Mexico. COmpoSiCioles q
dicadas Z Ia parria y a Sus heroes. ..
Memorials. reiluulaS Y retratos. PFosas o..
RecUerdos Y E~Sper1lZ1S Ed. de tu!o l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-04

S".crra,n| Dc l,fD,It9 ais
Sr,prr--cr- General. az
Ca;erismc de Perseverance, ~
DeyociOnaFiO GGlCallps I2. u.2S
e Gcnio del Cr!siiantsuD Lectures pars
{! hOyar. ElirIuG De iCiO. LEO
FiloSoria Elemental. DHr Ealm"S. rs
HtsiOrla Sa.Tafa. Libr6 del Antigua = NCe
10 1~eS,dIGeEr0, O." .on;!ane !. historic
del pueblo de Israel ' plu'a las flguTaa
d. patTisrraS 'rroretas. v;rnhnSr clara
mante como - r-epara Ia Yen,d2 del Ne
siaS. EGtcidn de iHiO. go
Lavalle mellcaan de 0raric1es. "5i
los Nartircs. o 81 r?iUnI1 Ie IL ge,iSjhD rri5-
tigna. ror ChlIcaU5rIaHd. Edic!On lie iI,1
con grskadpS- 2J
NuYcra del ~aG,o N!IO de Mocha. 40
Pcu.eLo iava,le &c Il JuVGatud 20
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~ 7Fovsd0r5s &c :;aIico. Colecel6n de poe,
The Dermott news., 1916-04-20

J. '. Reynolds, Of the Bridge <
Building Department of the Iron Noun.
tain Railway. is here with his boarding
cars and a full crew Of men, working
on the foundation for the new freight
depot to be erected east of the passen-
ger station The building Is to be a
two story brick. 2ixl3o. and is to have
a solid concrete foundation six feet
thick. making the floor on level with
the floor of freight ears and the plat
form of cars already there \ tempo
rary sidetraek has already been put in
to be used for unloading material. sey-
eral carloads Of which have already
been received The contract was iet
yesterday 70 J { Duncan Of St Louis,
the same contractor who built the pas
senger station.
The Dermott news., 1916-04-20
GINGlES' JlNGLES
GO AT IT HARD.

When you've half made up
your mind you're going to do a
certain thing. and you find the
task is harder than you thought,
you're in line to get discouraged
and will no doubt quit the job.
for the proper spirit thus you
haven't got. You will find most
any task Is hard when you start
in with ease. you must get mo-
mentum or you can't go through:
starting easy lacks the push
that puts II over with success.
thus to start a thing with ease
will never do. Going at 1t easy
always makes the proposition
hard. going at it hard will make
it easy work: do not think you
cannot conquer. never doubt
your power to win-get right at
It. there Is never time to shirk
Take a start and don't start
easy. but go to II good and hard.
jump right In and keep aplug-
ging, never stop; you'll arrive,
you'll reach the summit. 10 not
think you can't succeed-just
so at it hard. and you
top. ~W o,-SuA
The Dermott news., 1916-04-20

l.. 5. McFadden has purchased the
interest of Harvey and Hugh Parnell
in the Dermott Hardware 4 Furniture
co. lie will take the place Of Hugh
Palnell in the store The firm is now
composed Of {. NJ Measel Y G. Bar
nett and L. $ McFadden
An article which, for years, has had
the reputation of being the best, Is a
mighty safe article to buy MAJES-
TIC ranges have that reputation and
are probably the least expensive. Let
the expert from the factory prove it at
our SPECIAL MAJESTIC DEMON
STRATION next week.
Orr Hardware Co.
The Dermott news., 1916-04-20

Among the guests at Hotel Dermott
last week were Ed Ahrens, H. Thane,
{. I Duke, j. J McCloy, Morrell
Cameron, } S, kimbro and j. l.. Allen,
of Monticello, w H. Roper of Collins,
and Brooks Carson, + r. Haas and
Misses Topsy Balm and Delta Sue
Steele of Portland
1t is very seldom that one receives
something for nothing but if you will
visit our SPECIAL MAJESTIC DEM
ONSTRATlON during the week begin
ming April oath we will show you how
to obtain $500 worth of fine kitchen
ware, absolutely free.
Orr Hardware Co.
The Dermott news., 1916-04-20


ice cream l'ee@erS,
Def"'o'' ii""e =
Ladies slippers in all styles.
"''''''"'' "
Watch for the date on Damaged
Goods, which is to be shown at The
A'eN Soo''
Mrs II. Townsend has been spending
'''e p''' W." WI" - ''''''
eeiio anu W 4' GU
See T. f. Lambert for Victor Safes
anu % o,l'oe l,n ~, ~ nn ,'u,e' W nc F'o'' 'a' ..
Mrs II W Nichols Of Thornton was
guest here Yesterday at the nome
OF Mrs n. {. benson
MIS-. J. \. Bennett and Mrs. c.
helmstetter visited relatives at Monu-
cello a couple OF days last week
Mrs. J. Weisman and little daughter
a.a.,,Ia of ,,o,l,s ,,i,b relatives
Mrs Joe , ohen' jennie Soheh ana
Mrs. Louis Richards visited MIS-. Harry
l'reen stockings one oi the most
sueeessiui NomeNI"s ever staged VIII
be shown at the Alex neAt l 0esaaS,
silks. satins. wash silks. tatfetas of
al Minus J ou " III ''''' . v ''S''''''' :
G. Helmstetter returned Tuesday
from business trip to Lansing, Mich,
Portland, Ind, and Poplar Bluff, Mo.
", ,a,. ~. has+ linz xa5,es skirt.
IN the latest styles.
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- = II Of
The Dermott news., 1916-04-20
Welcome to s. (. A. L. A. A.

You re welcome To town.
We re glad to have your smiling faces roun'
Hope yoa Il like burg 50 We'll
You Il decide with always 10 dwell
The School Meets a very good thing alright.
In cooperation there's strength ami might
Here's trusting the s r \ l.. A. a survives
For years and years within our lives
Brothers and sisters all indeed
In order to thrive We re all friends in need
Competition and strife
Il necessary 10 life
So in the contests whoever victorious
And whoevers not its glorious,
To know that best efforts call
Has been put forth-by all
You visitors all are welcome to town.
We're glad to have your smiling faces roun.
Written for the News by ). G.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-14
THEAT Frs
WASHINGTON SQUARE PLAYERS

Did Bacon write the Shakespeare
plays? Highbrow students Of the
drama have waged war with each
other for good century over the
vexed question. "The Roadhouse in
Arden" "A short play by Philip Noel
Ter. loosely weighs the conUndrum
and uproariously leaves it unan-
Swered. The author has brought
Shakespeare back to life-Bacon al
so-ditto Hamlet. and has created a
hilarious Mrs Hamlet who. in the
merry tumble. proves TO be none
other than the irresistible Cleopatra.
These all meet in a rOadhouse in Ar
den. and then shakespeare and Ba-
con engage i'm a battle OF wits that
is said 10 keep the audience roaring
continuously.
This is one Of the pieces included
in the repertoire of the Washington
Square Players at the oliver opera
house and is the only one of the acts
20 be given at both matinee and
evening performances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-14
Miss ROSaIie Nathien with The
Washington Square Players" at
the Oliver. Dec. 16.

there were several satellites Of the
highest Galore. a real beauty Choir
us that actually could sing and at
least three-out-o -the-ordinary solo
voices. The male chorus. both in
appearance and voice, was so much
above the average that it alone was
cause for qualification.
Music is an important element in
the appeal of Pom Pom" and there
were voices to do it justice Mitzi
herself. given a rare opportunity with
the song In the Dark" amazed
some who have seen and heard her
before. The wondroUsly sweet quail
ity of her voice was never revealed
in such manner before. Vocal hon
Ors must also be shared with Carl
Grantvoort. a baritone with a rich
and luscious" tone we'll suited 20
the numbers he oers.f Rita Dane
was admirable i'm her SONGS. her
voice blending perfectly with Grant
voort's i'm their two duets
Tom McNaughton. recognized by
South Eenders instantly from pre-
vious appearances here. was given
% hearty reception on his first en-
trance ard-Wcu ne deserved it. He
extracted the Last iota of comedy out
of every situation i'm which ne fig
ured. All the other principals were
admirable without exception
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-14
.itzi HajoS in
Role That Suits
Her admirably

In the few brief years that have
Witnessed her sudden rise 20 star
dom. delightful little Mitzi Haios has
never stepped into role that suit
ed her so admirably nor one so well
calculated 20 entrench her more
strongly in the hearts of theater-
gOers as Pom Pom The alto
gether satisfying opera which takes
its name from this whimsical char
aCter was seen at the oliver last
night by "a capacity audience. testify
ing 20 the popularity Of the little
Hungarian actress in South Bend.
It was the same Mitzi-and vet
another-some flashes of her bub-
blinsly ingenious comedy recalled
@Sari', and The Spring Maid" and
there were still others that appea red
20 be new manifestations Of a charm
ing personally" Cto draw on a trite
old standby.
When il is said that the entire
production was really and truly sat
isfying il may be regarded as fitting
praise-to draw on superlatives only
serves to emphasize that sterling
Characteristic-sati
Besides the inimitabIe little star
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-14
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