davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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II DE E~DuCACION

hTitmelCS commercial. % : NI'
ArItl4at.ga elemental. narg dr. i"Nto en- las
pr.urIpa!eS ascgr.as o.. MrNlrp- . D-JJ
almaCen de- curu'gs para n.Iys. Ley eldas
) laFFaC.un"S Iutdl'.lHS. -, DsJ
Curse elemental lie geografjS f,S;ca. de Nc
&.rD : Universal. Lo>4US"df,a, ETC 10
CgmpenI!O &c Gep-Tarla teH&AIcO. ID
CoMpendto d. Crams.ra CaS,eliana, Sc
gun Il Academia E>paTola. 0.|
CampdIo lIust!td0. DtcctonacsO de Ia len
qua CaSlehana. con IS SrabadOS, 50
T]ctratDS, T. HIapaS, , CUddruS &c Dalde-
ras- etc. Emul>ladO en- ieiI. go. 20
CafeC!SHI0 dr moral, T.TfEJ y uTDalld1d,
para los u!IO-. EWga>LaIu. o.
CarteTa dc Ia conversation en- iGgltS. LlbCC
uUIy u!tl. IN tOluO ,ela. 100
CDuVCrSaClJle~ ' ua-rac.CCaS ~7cIat.raS 3 los
heroes Htd1lsO : fIirG-. e-5J
CDiUpelGiO dc gF5Ia..ca ca-i3t,=Ca, S"-uu
Ia Academia AUEuel.a1O con u ;S3Ci2 Dc los
aUDe0tal.ygS y C~l'Hl9-l,CS, COS compile
tOS ISa,sdOs De prCSrIia = oTtUgrac.a. ia
bias de VeFDDS. fra>eS, etc i.2J
CsrI!Ia de medIe.na de SUpsTricieS. Reglas
may prIcllcas para Cuadrar terren0S, de-
~fCrnIGa SUperc,cics. etc. 0.t0
Dicc.onario Popular de Ia Lengua CaSiel!a-
M. EWpaSiado en- tel2 tina tn
DIcClonarIO manual clrIrlCPtd ICO de Ia len
qua c3steiIaHa. Ton mas de SeIs mil sra-
I1GOS en- negro : en- cOlpTn>. 80 mapas :
Tc!ratoS Dc qcTsgnaJes ceIebrcS, mona-
wrnlOS. etc. %.uO
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D.--,o9,-, 80 40 - c-,-I,i to hIr-,1in
80 10 - ~ n en-
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~ q Lut-,' " .3N ..,,'L, 80 liS.h = , 20
ICH4CAS 'aS ,". "'is "'N'."a9 I" Gl.-s'
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pt~~Ionar.p r-tr--art"1 d" ia- ypccs .iuc
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i"c!ura. 0p
III a'niSp DC las uifl3> WcAlcalds. hEl
E~l"r'ni"r o." S"2n"tr'H- ~
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MADRID Julio 27.-EI Rey ha fin
nado un decreto disponiendo ell pass
= L. -eserva del teniente general Sc
Hor Orozco Y ascendiendo q t~eniente
general al general Munoz Cobos.
En- ei mismo dccreto Sc nombra di-
-cc,or de ia Guardia Civil al general
Tgvar.
Tambicn han siio nombradoa los
s~igujentes capitanes generates:
De Ia Coruna, general Makenua.
De Canarias, general Hernandez
yelazco,
De Baleares, general Perez Gle
meute.
! de Valencia, general don Julio
Bazan.
Gobcrnadores miitareS:
De Madrid. general Cuba.
De Cartagena, general Pereira.
y comandante de los Somatenes dc
Catalina, general Hervas.
NUEVA ORGANIZATION MILITAR
MADRID, Julio Ella l.egado,
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Ell PRINCIPE IMPERIAL DE ALE.
MANIA EN- AEROPLANO

AMSTERDAM, Julio 27.-Ei Prin-
cipe Imperial de Alemania hizo Ia
semana pasada su primera ascension
militar en- aeroplano, permanecien-
do ounce minutes sobre ell 1ren,.
de Verdun.
Sc ha criticado acerbanente que
cl heredero del trono Imperial arsies.
que su vida de esa manera .tr.ii.i
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CIENCliS OCULTAS

CIaviruIa del Roy Salum"n h2J
Internal. Enniieuc mdSia hlaiI-
rl. -piI = u"=ra. aparlctOncS, CUnIu-"S,
raraulaIul"ui -. "'r. I'm
po=ula V Ritual dc Ia Alta MaS!a. nbCa UT'
Cn>cua los mIsi"riuS del oCuluSIn". con
Items 81 trlduEUlu q" Sal0lT6n. Ia CAbala.
s~ecr"Ius del cNjlO. niGroIuarrIa. etc "-wt
EurhIr!dIOurS. tir!n0rInS y IculdruIpS r"i
III Dragon Rrjo. o sea Ct arIe Gc Ma.dar
q los c>pirltuS. w.
II TuGcr del PenSamjNn.U. Su dominic ;
rrlwra. como cstudIar 81 TUrTEa. len
Il IIbrO InT"Tull. TTatadU ~c"lGplcto dc Ia
cicurIIS ~UrIlias. G0nticUc CT llbro a."
san Ciprlauu. rlavI-Gla ii" NaIpfu6n. 81
Dragon Enip = Ia GaJra Internal. rcc"lJs
DC II HeInA Cleopatra. cir. ~"
IL NeriaErr0 Dragon IirjD. CnuiIenc par-
ips Urrrrd'n-. 'Uc4ntaWlCnluS, mode ~"
harcr~o invisible. C'r. %.hN
la gran yagira aGivinadora y el Tieio drni-
da dc Ia UiTdWld-S. 10
Ltbro Ma-ng 81" IAN Ciprianu. Edici6n Uni
"a v cumriHia dol raJnu>p CTiIu0rIO, Y Ia
Sul1 aulrUlira "nirr 'rIdS. J.W
la CIaviruII del lIHrHlr"rp, o ltbrO dc san
CIpriaIU. ron mrInJdad Dc SecrctuS. IN
Ia gran m9-.a sUpr"1ua. d. IN
Manual dc ma-IA hian"a. t.s5
MAMMAL dc nagia rnJa. 90
Manual d" WagIa ucGra. -. U.25
~""r"toS &c los garilOS. hrtc dc ganar a to-
dos los jGe="S. O.. i.FV
Serreio> de Alberto 81 GrandC. 81
SrrrelpS DE Ia prcstidi-itaCi0n Y Ia magia.
I~rrriuuaS prarticaS de c~sCaIn0tcO- itN
Scrrcios del inferno. n-2J
Tc~Urn DC Nilagros dr IA cruz dc Carayd-
"a. Verdadcra joya del nrulliSInp. 0.51
Verd4derv horoscope para adIylnar ri por.
YeOiT. U-y'
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TROFEOS EN- PODER DE LOS
TURCOS
C~ONSTANTINOPLA. Julio

CONSTITUTIONAL, Julio 27.-
Las reliquias mas preciadas que ano-
Ia poSeen los turcos es la bandera
inglesa que ondeaba en- Kut-el-Ama-
Ia, Y. las eSpadas de cuatro generates
y treinta o~ficiales que fueron hechos
pr~iSioneros 3cuando tcapitulo ell gem,
raj britarico T~ownshend.
Dichos trofeos Sc expusieron re-
cientemente en- Kut-el-Amara, Y pcr
orden del Sultan Sc han colocadc,
con otros ~recuerdos, en- el antique
p%alacio de Topkapn,
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Sc ENCUENTRA EN- SALTHLO.UN
INVENTOR DE GRANADA AS ASEI-
NANTES.
(Vleae de la ptgfna la.).

con gases asfixiantcs. pues una car
ia de Jacinto Trevino paraEAfvaro
pbyeg4H dc. que ,es portadorNefSuse-
1ftho Caniz3n,, hiabla de 'sa inven-
ridn. TrevihO le recomienda empe-
hosamrnte a Obreg6n que sc tome
I'll consideration q invento del for
,ugu3S Y - faDriquen las granadas
IN 81 caso De que resulte convenient
Il" Ia. co3a. :;
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Vida Social.

Hoy Sc verified en- cl Tempo del
Sagrado Corazon de Jesus, de csta
ciudad la ceremonial religiosa del ma
trimonio de la senorita Rafaela Ras-
con con ell senior Enrique Haniltoa,
ambos p~ertenecientes a familiaS may
honorables que residen adna-Mt-Je
en- esta localidad.
Aver recibio las aguas haui s'-aies
la nina Margarita Alicia, kiia del Sc
ror don Juan 3. Calderon Y &c Ia
sonora Tomasa E. de Calder ma
drinaron ell acto ell doctor " 'aroic
V la senorita Lug Herrera,
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ESTRACOS DEL TEMPORAL.

ZARAGOZA, Julio 27.-El tur1o>o
temporal que ha descargado en- esta
provincial ha causado grandes estra-
gos ' uumcrosas ~desgracias persona
les.
De torrijo5 comunican que Ia habi-
Go en- aquel ttrmino grandes inunda-
clones. habienGo perecido 4 conse-
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OTRA INTERCESION DEL PARA
CERCA DEL EMPERADOR
FRANCISCO JOSE

ROMA, Julio 2S.-Su Santidad cl
Papa ha obtenido va del Emperador
Francisco Jose ell perd6n de Cranak,
Header" de los patriotas bohemios.
quien fuG hecho ~prisionero entire las
tropas italianas que luchan contra
Austria Y que habia sido c%ondenado
a ser ahOrcado.
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PODRA HACER COMMENTARIES
LA PRENSA ESPANOLA

PARIS, Julio 2S.-EI Gobierno
Espanol, seeun un despacho de Ia
Agencia Havas, procedente de Ma
drid. ha decidido ~autorizar a la E~en-
Sa para que publique concentrates So
bre la situacion International.
Estos concentrates. sin embargo,
no deberan contener NADIA offensive
para los beligeTanteS.
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FALLECIMIENTO DE UN PERiC.
DISTA ALEMAN

BERLIN. Julio 27.-El senior Ger
tel, director del ~peri6dico "TagcS
Zeitung," ha fallecido.
Ell 'Tages Zeitung' era cl vOcero
del senior Reventlaws, contrario a ia
poiitica de restriction de la campana
submarine.
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cuencia de elias cuatro personals.
Otras cuatro han desaparecido.
De Villarroya dicen que han s!do
recogidos ali cuatyo c~aGaveres.
Tamb:en comunican de la misma
!ocaliGad que han ~desaparecido algH-
nos vecinos suponiGndose que Sc han
ahOgado.
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oRu,s DE CAROLINA INvERNIAIo

Arnores tTavtros. > ioInoS. OS,I
II horde dol abIsiuO J Lao funcsi7. :
Coralon tic marie. , tpmos. 0.Sy
COrazJn dc obrcFo. , tUnos. . OSl
Calana Clcrna- s tomCs. t.6l
Crimcn sin castigo ) Iucha suprema: 3
,uuus. f.2G
Dramas del adnlrcr,o. , iumos. $50
/; oeSn Dc una mI"rIJ y la vcngauAa tic
una lpra. ; iULIJt. GS'
III Iiluuu bcsu. Do
II ~crr"lU dc IN bSnGiIu. n.ih
Fl lrCn dc Ia mU"rj". : tUUnpS. h.Sh
~ hIp del a~narGriSi2. : lD'nCs. D.Sl
II albcr-UC del Ii"illu. = tnInos. O.SJ
ri alprradp del paruuc, { tUuios. i.6J
Ii c~alvario dc una mddrc Y ArrcpcntimIen-
To-. ? lOmOS. Leo
Los crImcneS de DIavUlina- . tOnos. $50
Los amnre> maltil0S. : tumOS. nSl
Los martdUs lRrd!HcS. = turIps. ESQ
La S"pultaua viva. : tvInOs. O.Sn
Las VirIImaS del amor. G.ir
Las traGcdiaS dc los uciGS 1 tOinUS. 10
La p'radurI. O.F
la hiia dc Ia rDrtcra. , t"iu0S. 0.Sn
"a RESURRECTION de- uu angel. h.il
La bdi'arina lei i"alrn Real. : tOmOS O.SI
Ia Ultima eta. > i"IuUs. u.sn
Los mI>terigs del rriIncn. 1 lOInOS. i.Tl
Las c~rIayaS nIanrds. , iUrnVs. ".Sl
Plral>p . Inferno. b.tu
RIHa o 81 Angel de los Apes. = ionOs 0.s0
Teresa Ia R"SVCiiada. = tpinCS. 0.Sh
In rrimcn "n dulUm"'ii. > lUmOs. n.Sl
NiTscn : md1rc y EApidcIhn. ) t0mOs. i.21
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DEVOLVIERON LOS CARRANCIS-
TAS LOS CABALLOS....
Wicne dc la Pag. ia.)

10 c~ondujeron a Ciudad Juarcz. fue
entregado aver a las autoridadcs mi
litares dc FL Paso.
Mission permanecio II horaS en- IN
Circcl de Ciudad JuareZ.
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Genovcva de Bravante. VI -
Historic de Robinson CrilsOe. herihoSo IL
bro que proyoca SieinPFe Hl'cHSa9 a0o
la Dana de las GamelIaS. . ~
Ns slrrc pecaGos caplIaleS. . tomos l'3l
IA Ley de dos. ~
Los uliimos dlaS dc PompeEa; INA ue IHS
nhras mas inleresaates de Ia Gpoca 70
mana. Edicion dc lujo. wv
La mujcr adultcra. / lomoS teia. . ga
La hija del Cardinal. Va
Los Tres MoSQuetcTOS, con 81 continuation
A. RroraTnnc 4 tomas 30
los MisterioS dc Ia TnQuiSlci6n. 20
La juycntud dc Enrique CUario. i.m
Napoleon, por Dumas. Wy,
oscar Y Amanda. , iomOS. IL
Pablo Y virginia. w.
QUO Vsdls? Novela Historical de la eDoCa
80 So-bn 90
anmno " inIiH,a 0.2I
Tn hlio natural. W.
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NOTICIAS De ESPANA
Una nueva organization iEtar Los eshagos del temporal en- Zaragoza son hemsndos

FL matadero pubhco ha sufrido
grandes perjuicios.
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Atlopellado.

Gertrudis Montalvo pres.r! e.
manda contra Ramon V&lencia = De-
siderio Lopez por la suTa dc $500,
debido a que alega que su hi Juan,
menor de edad a quien =, rcsenta
ctla. sufri6 les;ones al ser atr Hellado
pu. vr cam;6. rropiedad = "s de-
~.
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Nuyels- a % ccntavos.


Artc dc buscar marido.
Amor y martlTip.
C1lyarIo DC amor
FL npyiO praStatO-
FL pvrxaturio de las sOlteras.
Il paraiSn Dc las muJercS.
FL inferno dc los hOmbTeS.
Fl hada dc los mares
f. Collar dc csmerdldas-
FL nido Dc r~uiSeIOreS-
Fl - dc is midas
FL anna en- IN baSO-
La hlja DC las flores.
La mia dc los iaZllluP5.
La viTia allegro.
La cUric del amor.
La princcSa del dollar.
La hIja dc venus
Las obreras DEF amor.
Las hiJas Del champagne.
Las EvaS mudernaS-
Msldi,ss sean las muJerca-
Maldiios sean los hOmbrcs.
MaIditas sean las suesras.
Msldlio sea eI amor
Maldlios sean los Cslos.
PorQue Sc casan los hoGnbres-
Po9que Sc casaH las mujeres.
Porque pecan las mujeres-
PCrque reinc!den las yludas.
PurqUc murmurI2 las v!c;as.
PUT seEuir a ura Eujer.
81 UaJeslEd {! tTOr.
Viva mi nOvla.
NOyclaS a 30 ~cen::vcs.
A~zuCena, p0r Carlota BrseIa.
nnra. POT Cariota FraeG6-
FL ReCeTro de orc.
FL hUo maldito.
Fl manuScrito de mi .msdrs-
81 cuFa de aldea.
Maria, poF Jorge iSsscS
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RELIGION

I,cr-1 N. -1I.9rlNn D.Gl
H".r.ti,TI H.. V,I,fitz O.I0
SSa,gTI-aGo- I:aHnraI O.75
C,,nr,s,TG DO perSeyaranrIa. 100
peyoclonarlO GuaddIupanO. 10
e GcniO del C~riS'ianiSmo. Lectures para
ci hOsar. ECicIoa de luIO- w
FIlosofia EIcLaenial, POT Balmes. -. 10
Historic SaS-ada- LIbro del Antigua : Nle-
vo TeStamenjO. que, cnntiene Ia historic
dol pueblo de israel Y pInta las t!guTaS
dc patriarCaS ' pTOfetas, vlendose clara
mente como Sc prepare Ia venIda del Ne
siaS. Ed!ci6n dc !uIo. 3.Ou
La ImItaciGu de CriStO. U'bh
LavaIle meXICanO q oractOneS. O-5n
Los NartlrcS. o 81 tr.uErO lie IL religion CTi>-
l!sna. p0r C~hlleau5rland. EdICIon De lHjo
Nnyrna del SaRlO mo de AtOCha. 90
pcr.rIO Laval!e Gc u JuveuIQd. O.20
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~ANENTURtS DE StlERLOLh li"l"HS
Ia 40 ccntayOS cadl t0mO).
Fl vCndCdOT d" caGa'crcs.
Fl robO del G;aT1aiiIc azu!
la hija del uSurerO.
Blackwell. 81 plTata dc! !a!ileSiH'
Jack Il d~c>tr!pddUr.
Los mDncderOS falSOS dc LvAuTe9'
La malela SdnSrIcnta.
lin mediCO criminal
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s!aS de auiores mexicanos. .... ~
P~asiOnarIas. Por Manuel VI. Flores. of
Fue,iaS dc Antonio Plaza. 70,
Poesias de Manuel Acula. ...-.. VV
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MANuALES

los ManualcS anOtados i continuation va
len Sion I'M peso Cada unOi.
Manuel dc acciicS Y jabUncs.
Manual De agricultural y ~ganaderla.
Manual dc albanlleTta.
Manual dc aries ' OflC!os.
Manual dc Cdrpintcria de taller.
ManUal dc ccrraJ"ria Y Obra de hero.
Manual del COhntcrO Y rulvoriSla.
Manual del CuTiidur de pleleS-
Manual dol COnriicrO-pasicicrO.
Manual del dcStiladOr llCoTlsla.
Manual dc cicCtTICldad.
Manual dc fOiOcraria.
Manual del hojala,CrO.
Manual dc jardinrrIa Y horticulture.
Manual del laborcO de mlnss.
Manual tic lrchcria.
Manual dc moCanica industrial.
Manual del uillGr.
Manual Diet rclOjcTu.
Manual del Sasirr.
Manual del Icl"grarIElA.
Manual DC vc]lCrlnAria } eQuttari0n.
Manual del ZapatcrU.
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Sigue la persecution.

Con gran empeno sigue la! PEI sGcu-
cion, por parte de las aa.pFidaihs
las mujeres que vivea en- sei llaf1ado
barfio de la LUZ .Roja". AyeS4aYS1
,aprehendidaS seis, a las que ESi insbu-
sieron multas de Si5.OC t caaa uns.
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Cuand6 neccSite librOs EN- espanOl
dirijase listed Il lgnacio L. LOzano.-
GG7 oo!prcSa g. mimi" xn@,
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Obras de Venta en- la Liberia de Ignacio L. Lozano

asa MAS NuaDIDA Ia MAS sE@NA Ia MME9 ten Pau mt Nm I NSmp nn H f pN Sc Sc mH la oRES
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NUEVA ORGANIZATION MILITAR

MADRID, Julio Fla I.egado,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13
Methodists Who Dance
and Play Cards Won't
Be Expelled From Church

Saratoga Springs, n y. May 10
Members of the Methodist Episcopal
church who play cards, dance and at
tend the theater viii no longer be la
bic to expulsion. II commentators
made by a subcommittee of the gen
eral conference. which has been constd-
ering the question of amusements' are
adopted by the committee on the state
Of the church, and later by the confer
ence. The report was offered to the
main committee late Friday and after
an acrimonious discussion action was
deferred until Monday.
By a vote Of 10 to s, the subcOmmit-
tee recommended the elimination from
the book OF discipline of the clause pro-
hibitinE these amusements, and offered
as a substitute an additional paragraph
in which warning is made against the
diversions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13
OUerstreet Starts
For Heavy Brigade;
Forgets His "SpieP"

D. r. Overstreet, southwestern sales
manager of the HupmObile, was in the
CITY this week discussing sales condl-
lions with T.. G. Perry of the Lone
star Motor company Mr. Overstreet Is
known among automobile dealers as
one Of the strongest takers IN the
business but it may be due to 10 pounds
increased weight that j. r. didn I
cut loose his usual line of words on
this visit
He has taken on Is pounds during
the past two months and points 10 tnat
fact to prove that he isn't worryiiS
over Hupmobile sales or the Mexican
situation. The Hupmobile dealers are
all yelling foy more cars, according 70
Mr.. Overstreet. and he absolutely re-
1uses to tax international pontlcs-
When was at the factory a couple
OF weeks ago, the sales manager sus-
gested that step around to the pupliC-
lty department and have a tax Win
the press agent He suggested tnat l
could give an awful good story on
conditions along the border when
would get the name Of the HupmoDlle
in every newspaper in the country.
Nov I had seen some Of the stories
attributed to auto dealers along tne
border and I decided that it wasn't the
kind Of publicity I wanted SO you
won't see any reports on thrilling es-
capes" from Mexican bandits by yours
truly"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13

[ Editor El Paso Herald:
J ] have read the last German note
and the editorial echo of ii in The
( Herald With the exception of the
! last Few paragraphs of the note, 1t is
addressed to the people OF Germany
ana America rather than to the Amer
lean government
Paraphra sing the concluding para
( graphs OF the note, the German gov
eminent viii comply with the demand
OF the American goJ eminent provided
me latter becomes powerful ally
OF germany and compels England to
40 what Germany desires but is IN
aole TO compel her TO DC.
Germany alleges that England is
ehueaVorlng to maintain blOckode to
stafNe the women and children OF
Germany. Germany says that she viii
stop killing American citizens pro-
Nided the American government com
pels england to abandon that block
ade. Germany does not admit that the
blockade is attaining its purpose. On
inc contrary, Germany has been par
ucular to inform and reinform the
world that all of Englands efforts to
starVe Germany are futile.
The moral crookedness of Germany's
defensive logic is obvious II is
equally obvious that should the United
states comply with md fulfill the de-
mand OF Germany as a condition prec-
edent to final cessation of the killing
OF Americans. the Uni-ed States would
IN all probability. necessarily become
involved in war with England. 1t is
certain that il would he so involved
provided England should, in respect to
Germany, condition her compliance az
Germany has with relation to England.
Germany cannot evade responsibility
for or Justify her killing of American
citizens by anything that England has
done even though it should be ac-
cepted, contrary to fact. that England's
acts were equally 81 more inhumane
and unjustifiable tnan the acts of
Germany.
Even The Herald does not fairly
meet the issue when it says editor
tally; Britain has not applied her
newly invented rules so as to place
human life in jeopardy. Ger
many's infractions have placed
human life in jeopardy" The correct
statement is: Britain has not applied
her newly invented rules so as to
place human life in jeopardy: Ger
many's infractions have destroyed
human life. Germany appears to be
afflicted with moral obtuseness that
does not permit her to see why the
United States is proceeding against
her more energetically than against
England. J. I. CampbeU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13

Editor lei Paso Herald;
il there is q finer sight in this town
than the street lights as seen from
Government Hill, / would like to have
10 pointed out to me. Having no fliv-
yer, / am forced to- depend on the cleo
trio cars for transportation, and the
best place 10 see the lights from tho
ears Is at the corner Of Jefferson and
Westminster streets. which is one block
beyond where the cars make the last
turn before reaching the end Of the
line Perhaps those riding in autos can
find n still better place to view the
lights on the hill beyond Jefferson
street
BE that as it may the sight from the
place indicated is enhancing. In de-
gree, IL reminds one Of field OF Well
scattered daisies. only that IT is far
more beautiful The lights, OF course.
are not turned on when the moon is
bright, and they are seen to best ad-
vantage when there is no moon at all,
but when the stars are shining. Then,
deep set In a vast black field they shine
with extraordinary beauty. Lacking the
majesty. the grandeur OF the stars, the
appeal TO the deeper emotions, they yet
approach the stars in beauty. Dull must
one be who does not feel the force Of
their appeal to the higher senses as
he looks out upon them. II this seems
Ike eXaggeration, 90 and see for your
self. one nickel out and one back viii
cover the expense OF the trip.
For those with 'jitnes." as the
writer calls them. the best view of III
Terrace east Of Government Hill It
Is a sight not soon forgotten at night
when all the lights are ablaze.-Ed-
itor)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13
PEAKE DEFEATS BROWN
in TENNIS SEMIFINALS

Tucson, Ariz., May 13-In the semi
finals at the tournament Of the Border
States Tennis association today. Peake
Dallas. defeated K. Brown. Tucson. 3-6,
6-1 and 6-1. In the second round OF
the mems doubles, Griffith. Tucson. and
Gaines, aHyden. defeated D. Brown and
Hammels, University Of Arizona, 5-6.
11-g, S-6
In the wOmen's doubles. semi-finals,
Misses Allison and Lyme, Tucson, de-
feated Misses CroweU and Brannen,
Tucson, Sc and SIS.
Mems singles: Rockwell. Phoenix,
defeated MCGEE. Douglas, 60 and GA.
Lawhon, Douglas, defeated Jette,
MescalerO. 81. 2-6 and SIS
Bassett, Mescalero defeated Cooper.
Tucson. 81, SIS and 6-1.
Miner, Bisbee, defeated Harlow, Ros-
well, 60 and g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13

the public schools is that OF toleror..
Of observation-disclosures, Of consfderstt,.t
for the feelings and beliefs of neo,,iI
Nothing is taught that is Offensive
to any class of people. nothing is tai,e-1, :
but truths accepted by all
II people who conceive Of the scbo,,1-
as a militant PROSECUTING system trv-
ing to force evolution doctrines do,,,,
children's threats would visit classes
they would find English teachers try9
ing to get students to speak and vyrito
good English, history teachers irvine
to get students to know fundamental
facts Of history, mathematics teachere
drilling their minds to proffcienc,,
Ouickness. accuracy and comprehensive
of mathematics; science teachers bav-
ing students learn by experimental
work the elementary facts Of chen1is-
try. mechanics, electricity hygiene
etc. all innocent and harmless and moi
connected with disputed points Of evOl-
ution. which even college students
rarely reach
The Spanish and other language
teachers trying to get students to learn
the use OF foreign languages. the com
mercial teachers trying to give that
special preparation to students needed
for many position in the business
world. and all teachers would be found
so attentive to their own duties that
only few notice the ISLANDERS that
get in the papers about them.
Few teachers know much about the
"cave man People who have heard
of a cave man" get their information
generally from Sunday supplements
in the newspapers. Evidently the fic-
ton about the cave man would make
a novel and spectacular scene repre-
senting primitive days in a pageant
So does a scene in Hades typify in a
sDectacular way the Grecian stage.
But what sane man would accuse the
schools Of teaching paganism?
win our sarcastic critics not let
the schools entertain them with page
antrv and so remove from their minds
q little Of the gloom and bitterness
that gives rise to sweeping baseless
attacks on the public schools.
A Former Teacher.