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New Britain herald., 1916-08-24
ATTACK ON WILSON FOR HYPHEN SPEECH
Catholic Verein Adopts Resolution
 After Warm Debate

New York, Aug. 24.-A fight over
 a resolution against President Wilson's ''hyphen' message to congress of last | December marked the closing session l of the German Catholic Central Vcre- in at the Park Avenue hotel yesterday. Joseph Frey, president of the Verein, fought adoption of the rea0Iu- ton, saying:
 At the time the president made that charge we should have com
 pelled him either to prove it or to shut up, but we didn't. It we pass the resolution now it may be turned against us. The newspapers will take 1t as a political move, as if we were opposing his candidacy which we gre not-not officially at least. We are neither for him nor against him.
 Alphonse G. Koelble, German propagandist, replied with some heat:
 I don't think this convention has a right to mix in politics, but what about the hundreds of thousands of German who want to know whether we are going to stand up for the honor which the president has assailed?
 we must go before the people and 1 say that was a false accusation, and l I1ldI Ille pTeSluenC eTTcG, put we tdt- | not prove he erred by closing our 1 mouths on such a foul islander. I i am heartily in favor of a manful | declaration against this infamous at | tack on our character
 Louis w. King of Indianapolis said: | We are not meeting here as Ger l mans, but as Catholics. We cannot | afford to adopt this resolution"
 It was carried by a loud chorus of | "Yah's' against only two ''neins.'' MT. Frey did not vote The reaolu- tion, which was presented in German |, by Joseph Matta, St. Paul, chairman of the resolutions committee, was translated for the press as follows.
 'Without precedent in the history of our country we find the president of the United States publicly-in his official message-preferring charges against a part of our citizenship who heretofore enjoyed the proud dis tinction of unquestioned loyalty and pa triotism.
 We regret this utterance and de- plore it's effects, especially in view of it's general character-WithOu sub faCts-as such utterances, coming from such a high source, are calculated to foster unfounded sus- picion and mistrust against a large clement of our American people and imperil the consummation of a pro- Sramme of social efficiency in our country
 Demand That Mexico Keep Pact.
 The Nere1n sent to Secretary Lan-
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24

Huge Flames Sweep the Structure
 Stock Loss s small-Republican
 Caucus Tonight.
 The fiereest fire this town has seen in years occurred at the P. s. Me Mahon farm, formerly the old Dun ham place, in Kensing gton yesterday afternoon. The origin is a mystery, but it is thought the flames were started by spontaneous combustion, from a carload of green oats, which was placed in the eastern barn a, short time ago. It was first discovered shortly after 3 o'clock and although the farm hands were immediately summoned, the flames had gained such headway that nothing could be done to save the structure. The water supply proved inadequate and Fire CEAef Ritchie and the men employed their efforts in keeping 1t from spread ing to the house, which is just south
 and surrounding buildings. The build
 ing itself burned like finder. The heavy shower of last evening seem- ingly uuenched the flames for a time,
 but this morning at 10:30 o'clock,
 what was left of the contents were still smouldering mass of ruins.
 MT. McMahon bought the farm
 about five years ago and since that time has put in many improvements at . heavy cost. The floors were con-
 creted two silos erected and several troughs built. The wooden part was completely renovated and painted this spring The estimated loss, is from
 $12000 to S15,000, which is only part
 T., \ Arr1N
 contents destroyed were sixty tons of 3 hay recently cut on the farm, two
 carloads of baled hay, three cars of
 oats and stock feed and many small
 farming implements The larger blows
 and wa gons were removed to safety.
 It is considered miraculous that the stock loss was very small, up to this morning only two cows and a few Y,fgs being among the missing. There were over 500 hogs and a large num- Der of prize cattle near the structure when the flames broke, but skilIful handling by the farm hands brought the majority to place or safety Harry Mack foreman at the farm stated this morning that work of Hrec"ine a new h7'i'di"@ "-'ll De started in the immediate future.
 Earl Lewis Surprised
 Twenty members of the Kensington A Methodist Episcopal church rendered a surprise to Earl Lewis at his home @ last evening in honor of his nineteenth birthday. A corn roast was the feat ure of the evening. Afterwards mu- sical selections were rendered and games played MT. Lewis proved a capital host and the party departed, wishing him many happy returns. a Sta,,o1,s NsoJ1t
 Tonight's the night that will start $ the political ball rolling in the town.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24
Maple Hill

The republican electors of the town of Newington are requested to meet in caucus in the Town hall this even- ing, August 24 at o'clock, for the purpose of electing delegates to the republican state convention to be held in New Haven, September 5th and 9th, 1916, for the nomination of can- didates for presidential electors, state officers and senator in congress. Also for the purpose of electing delegates to the republican congressional, sen- atorial and probate conventions.
 MT. and Mrs E. R. Proudman have gone on an automobile trip through New York state.
 Miss Grace DOrman who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Bessie Boy ington of the Center has returned to her home in West Haven.
 Miss Jessie Hare has returned from her vacation spent at Berkshire.
 MT, and Mrs. D. K. Perry and son John have returned home after spending two weeks in Binghampton, N. Y.
 Joshua Belden has returned from two weeks visit with his son, J. Herbert Belden of Buffalo.
 Louis W. Ripley of the Hartford Bird club has released ten Mongo Han Pheasants in the bird sanctuary in Cedar mountain.
 Misses Martha and Amethest Wick ham, nieces of Mrs. George Churchill have returned to their home in Glou- cester City, N. J.. after spending two weeks in NewingtOn and vicinity.
 Rurritt A. Root of Golf street en- listed in the Naval Vol. cruise for training and maneuVers. lie was as- signed to the U. S. battlcship Virginia, the flagship of the first division and
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24
NO PEACE OVERTURES.

London, Aug. 24.-No peace overtures have been made to Great Britain, declared Lord Robert Cecil minister of war trade and par liamentary under-secretary for for eign affairs, in the house of commons yesterday. As to the Balkans, Lord Robert said the most important factor consisted of the operations from sa- loniki. The allies relations with the new Greek government, he stated, were thoroughly satisfactory.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24
M'MAHON'S BARNS DESTROYED BY FIRE -%
Spontaneous Combustion from
 Green Oats, the Cause
ESTIMATED LOSS IS S12,OOO

Bremen and Farmhands Helpless as Huge Flames Sweep the Structure Stock Loss s Small--Republican Caucus Tonight.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24
CHINESE STUDENTS GATHER

Andover, Mass. Aug. 24.-R Residents of China now engaged in studies in this country gathered In large numbers at Phillips Academy today for the opening Of a weeks series of meetings and entertainments. The occasion was the twelfth annual conference of the Eastern section of the Chinese Stud ents Alliance
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24
ANGELL NOT IN PRISON.

London, Aug. 24.-There is no foun- dation for the Berlin report that Nor man Angell, the pacifist, has been sen- fenced to prison for refusal to per form military service. MT. Angell is beyond the age limit of liability for such service.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-24

residents of East Berlin, were visitors in that district yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Cooley of Maple street are spending two weeks at In- dian Neck, Branford. They are stop- ping at the Owenego house.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

prrnlr? \ Si 81 amor une dos al
| mas pareridaS con un vinculo indies
trurtiblc. cquitn podria plntar Il
!nrfah.rs deliciaS? Parccc que en-
iOnccs So ~cncucntran rrunidas por
IN solo ~inStantr, toia la frlicidad y
toia Ia gloria de Ia cXistcncia,
bcllrcida con ci cncantO de los sa-
GrifirioS ~.enerosoS.
-Ordener mic, Marcia. y 81 no
r. gresaS. 81 dolor sin esperanto ase-
Sina: me lucdari este lent0 rO1rSuc-
10.
L.cyantarOnsc entrambOs y Orlr-
ner cOloc6 sobrc su brazO 81 brazo
de Ethel. Y en- su mano Ia de SUI d
dorado: ~atrayeSaron aSi sisilosa-
mente las tOrtuOSas alamedas del
sombrio jardin. y !legaron. con pro-
fundO Scntimiento. 4 Ia puerta de Ia
torrc que servia de salida. Ali
Ethel, sacando de SUI senO unas diml-
nutas tijeras de orc. Sc cOrt6 un ri
20 de Sis hermoSOS cabellOs ne
erOs.
--Recibe esta brenda, Ordener;
que ella te acompaIe y sea mas
dichosa que 20.
Ordener bes6 relisiosamente ei
presente de Su prometida.
Ella prosigui0:
-0rdener, piensa en- mi; 30 Teza-
re por Ii. 0uizas mis- oraciones Sc
Continually
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il, Y SUI rosCro Sc cubri6 de- mortal
palidcz.
ST. Ethel. Esc bandiiO. paea-
do sin duda p0r los cnrnlgoS lie,
Condo Grificnfcl1. ticnc rn Su pOd"l
dorumcntoS cuya piriida rompr"-
mctc Ia vida. VA tan rXpursta. Il"
III padre. Desc arrebatarIc cS"S
dorumantos con Ia vida.
Etlrel pcrmaneri6 alGunoS mom"n-
tOs palida Y mula: u ojoS No p0-
dian va drrramar lagrimaS; SUI Sc
no, agitado. respiraba con Difficult
tad. Y miraba al Suclo con OIoS fl
los q indirercntrs. como 81 @ mi
"a 81 inStantc en- que IA cuchi!la tc-
rribln Sc levanta SObrc su cabeza.
LA vida de hi padre.-murmu-
ri con voz desfalieclda.
Mo los ojoS lcntamente a Ordc-
ncr. dicitndole:
10 que vas 4 laccN rs lInpOSl-
bic: perO halo.
Orcdncr Ia cStrech6 contra SUI CO.
raz6n.
-iOh, mujer celestial. deja que
III coraz6u palpite juntO al MIC. Ge-
neroSa amiga. prOnt0 reGresarc.
:Ouiero ser 81 libertador dc III pa
Dire para MERCER el titulo de- hiio
suyo. Ethel, querida Ethel.....
cOuien podri narrar lc que paSa
en- un coraz6n noble cuandO conoce
que otro coraz6n seneroso 10 COM
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undergraduates, tcnicndo en- cuenta
cl consejo de CervanteS sobre las
CelestinaS. procuran que SuS parQueS
publicos atraigan 4 las amanteS pa
reias. En- San Francisco paseaba yo
cierta vez, por uno de ellos, enOrme,
una floresta mas que un parquc, y
al escuchar el asombro que me
causaba el gran nlmerO de bancos
que habia bajo los arboles, me infor-
mo uno de mis- amables acompanan-
ties cue eran para los novios. 81 sc
tiene en- cuenta que este ocurr!a en-
Golden Gate Park, que esta q varias
millas de la ciudad, Sc comprendera
Ia filosofia de aquellos asientos, los
c~ualeS, deSpues de TODD, deben ser
muy titles en- toda repUblica bien
organizada.
ATTACHE
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F.tLLECIO LA SONORA CAROLINA
CARA GAL&N DE RODRIGUEZ

Fl mirrcO,'S ir la srmana prdNlma
Da<a,ia faIlcciG IN rSta ciu,iad Ia
,Stimahlc sonora Carolina CARA
Galin lie Rodriguez, pertrnrrirnl" Il
una conocida familia De Pirlra> Ne
graS. COahuiIa.
Su cadivcr tui %tra>ladado prrvI"
orrmiso de- las autoridad"S rompc-
trntes. Il Ia r"frriia ]p0bIaci6n mo
Xirana. IN donde d"bi6 ser Inllumado.
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diicran dos dcmas. porqu" 10 cree
rias Y no iriaS 4 pcrsHguirlc.
Los rucgos de- Ia pobrc Ethel nu-
biera uuizis hccho vacilar a Orde-
ncr en- SUI tcmcraria resolution a no
hallarSr va tan cOmpromctldo. Re-
cOrdG las palabra> escapadas a Schu
macker. en- su transportation, Il dia
anterior, V elias lc afirmaron Su re-
seduction.
-Poiia manifcstarte. mi Iucri-
ia Ethel. que no ire y cnsahartr;
pnro no tr cngaHarG jamaS, nj aim
para tranquilizartc. Repito que no
icbo vacilar entire tus ligrimaS y
tus intcrcScs. Sc trata de III honor,
del de tn padre, de tn dlcha. dc III
vida tai vcz, Ethel mia,
Y cl joven Ia e%strechaba con ter
nura entire SuS brazos.
-cOui ME importa TODD ESQ.,
rrpiti6 cn 81 cOlmo De Su asOnia.-
Amigo mic. Ordener, mi vida. p0r-
que I'll sabeS Que 10 ereS; ,oh. no
me- preparedness un inf0rtuniO eS-
pantOso Y cierto. en- cambio de pc
sadun!bres llevaderaS Y pr0blematl-
cas-. cQu6 importan mi fortuna y
vida?.....
Sc trata aSimiSmo, Ethel, de- Ia
vida de III padre.
Ethel Sc desvi5 de los brazoS dc
Ordencr.
Ode mi padre?-dijo ell yoz ba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

Los gruDOS de- rhurl"uistas mas
cyritadOs ilan romciido al"un0s ac-
tos dn drprcdari6n. pursto que On
murhos .ugarrs han arrancado las
furntrs ntihliraS Y han d~r>lrOzai0
rnurhos ~farolrs.
pidicudo inrIurnciaS
r. NiuIsIro dc in G~nhrrnaridn So
r., ,J;r;.ijn ~ olraIJr nara nh, Is
f.. .y,.iI. i los r]onrrialr~ It n~irrrrr
i,rlr.rri, .,hrc 81 purhln lur re-
nrn..ntan y orocurrn hallar. Solu-
rjIu. dada la .ravrrIad dr IaS p'IIrlo-
-. l.. h.. ,hroros nara nIr aSr.u-
49,, ..Io,, ,,,h, i,dor, 4. VoIrn-
,nI hahr3n i. .nror,rar lea,
...aiio en-. o~.nirorinnrs IN N 90
t;,.,. L.,r..ri,i.o a.tu,l IN. ri.,.
II. dn.finrs II. n nariGn.
-
MADRID. MARI" Ell senior l"I-
cUai" lJI'a IL" lena. director "'
"a Il C.. y "tr"S >'!@ directories ~
p~'rI"'tt"> d' rS!a rapI'"'' P''''''"''
al ">rrltnr -ATa>lu!lall, ulIa E'P"'"
ri6n ~ Il trrrrnN del honor. p"I ou1
manifestations dr lu" II Pr"lI>"
r,taDa y"ndiela 4 los alladoS, y como
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INCENDIO IN Ia GALE ).
LAREDO

La caja de- aLarma ntlm"ro '@I'
puso en- cOnocimicnIo de Ia Hsiarion
de- bomhrroS que rn 81 local marrad"
con .cl ndmrro S05 - hr IA call"
:. Laredo. 50 habia irrIarado I'm IN
crndi0.
Con Ia rapidcz arosiumlrrada aru-
dirron los b0mbcrOS. lograndoSe Que
=. inccndin no tomara preparedness
Y que las ptrdidaS rc@lstradaS fue-
ran inSignificantrs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

tos poAci"eos' nan concentrate Sd
Pensam'eA'o en- eI raSco m!SIer'oao
ciEa aeS"P%r'cion coaSI'IHEe /" Disc
"e 'oG"N L"9 9o'P'ch"S "ee'c" "e i"
c~1!P"0'I'"'" Ger eN'"Gi"il'e
Puede aflrm"rSe que |" Aaclo" en-
terra SI&"e con aASioSo inteFtA las
&otlc'aS soDrc este case Sng1iar, que
"a hi conmoT!1o nondamente. Dor Il
dad lie los actoreS de. drama ' por
-, c.~rcuHscancias que rodearoa = cS-
IS. A@~;% <. paHro dc que cu&nto@ eS-
-sibsn p"g~ t. pu5.lco, han c%amIna-
- {. P.o5lema que "frecc Ia mnerte
tie es2 Juije-a que supo amar ie ma
ia ,"r iateasa ' m0rir en- lorna
an a,8msrica. Da.. cstuGiarlo como
HI Csc dc c.inicu moral dc. cua.
ie.cu mucnos de clos n .ecci6n
s.u = juvcntuG.
W NC h., ef;,fo csnec;a;mar-e en-
cr. arsr,.a de q han mauifestadc
msfr-c,. es,as Gcijc.osas cscr..o-
.,oericaass. tan taleatosas y tan
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ATTACHE.

vcrnaS suht"rranca>, Que ST >0pio a.
Daga los fanalrS lie las coStaS? "
rrrrS, Drdcnrr mic. pudrr rcSlStiT
Il csc gigantic. 4 dulrn ampara cl de-
moni0. con ius brazoS b.anroS y IN
fI-ieil cSpada?
-EY IUS rrzOS, Elh,3? Gy Ia idea
d., 1ur combat POT Ii? ESta ST.
gura DE- Que t. han r~Xa@rrado mucho
Ia furTza vel podrr de rsr hanildo,
Is I'm h0mbrc como y0 Que iard
la munrir ha>ta que la reciba.
NO dcSeaS oirmr. Mis- palabraS
nadia <i=nifican para Ii tQui Scra
d. mi 81 til parties Y vas 4 vaGar de
pcligro en- pcligrO, c~Nponiendo. no
81 por que intcrts tcrrenO, tn vida,
que - mia, para entrc@irScla a csc
mnnStruo?
Y cntonces - deSpertaron m al
penSamicnt0 las anfcdotaS del tc-
nicntc. re>pecto a Han, e~Xagevadaa
pOr su amor Y Su terror.
Ethel prosiGui6 diriendo. con voz
entrrcortada pOr los SOlloz0s:
-Te promote que los luc te han
dicho Que Han no es mas que IN
h0mbre. tc han enganado. Ne de-
hes Greer mas que a ellos, Ordener,
porque sabes que 20 no tc he dc
enganar. Mil wees han procurado
cogerle Y Il Ina dcstruidO baiallo-
mes cnteros. QuiSicra que eSlo tc %
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DESEo sahcr el paradrrO q" Jos" %i!iIeril.
que S"glIn inrnrImcS - %cnruentra eli san
Aalun!u. TrS.. % Su> IniucdIariunrs. Is tir
r>taiurl. regular. rODuSiu. m~nrcDaty rpnl-
rletamrnlr raZu' ado. 81 dara una Y"aii-
ricarl0n a Ia persona qIe Dc inforrnes cier-
to-. GirlIirnduSr i Pablo AguIrrr, 81 Gable
81. Huu<ton. Tex. 81
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VALENCIA. Marco -. Il r~iatio
81. I.~"~I"u Ia. yi.'n" pr'Nn.'rI'n'in
III .~.a ciu,iaI ran m,'.lo Ir "a
Hac all aon"e mayor "eSco"''anz"
= ueAe dc 81 NiFlu" : mas EeHsu"E-
oad& sc c~ncue"tfa eSla' no eS mehoS
c. numefo de !"@ que " c"ld" VIC
,-maS de las ech"n de- oMDE
cue "qH!- "onHe !" m"Je! "'S1Eul" dc
~"'S"IUt" Iberia" "Pe"aN 0eJ" a. ser
ANA.
Las Marian Lambert. romanticaS,
&acia"S para e amor. abnegadaS,
Gara quienes solo cXiste un hombre,
e.. que elias qJiercu, son GER due
Iii en- las manos dc este. en- toGoS
.1S naiScs del mSnGo, aunQuc - las
cnciesvc en- j&ul1 dc accro. UnaS tie
zen n Suerte de cncontra. cores
aoadnrcia en- 81 amante ' otraS ha-
Ham compassion . 81 carino en- q VIC
-!mario. nero cuaudo tropi,zau con
an William OrDct. duro. cruel. para
4uicr iaS .agrimaS dc Ia mujsr que
Sc lc h" rendido No ticnen fue:E@ nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

MAnRlD Mario Fla hu"I"a d"
Ia region min-ra de- Carolina. la
aumrntaAo r"nSii"rabl"mrn!r. lie
gando Va Il sis mil los ohr"r"S 'Il"
"a ti"nrn pant ada.
Los ]patrmu"> :. nIc"an 4 arr"t'r
=. aumrntar los j"rnaI"S d" >uS
uhrrro> Y ,:>to> no admijrn "Ira 50
luci6n.
lia>ia aflora nan rrSuItaio in"li-
CAGES los r~sfurrZu> hrch"> por la
auioridad,S an livrr>a9 rUnfrr"acIaS,
rrlrbraia> para lo=rar una aN"nrn-
ria Y con vista del r>tado ir excl
tari6n IL. l"s ;niInoS. i alra.dr Ia
tclcgraf!ate al Mini-tno 4" IA Go
brrnari6n. ~pijitnio.r iu'rHaS para
urutr.rr "a mlnaS.
MADRID. Mario FEN los p"Tl1-
dic0S de- matiz rrnuhlicano de "Sla
riudaI =. publican artirul"s I'll las
rIIaI,.> =. rrn~ura Ia Que !lalnan
hirl~a IT." raplta!rS. $O>lrHIIa p"E
Us rapitalISia> r>pan"!rS. 10 que re-
Su,la IN prriUirIo Il" ii c.aSr "br"-
"A Y ia lu9ar a a trrm"nia crisis
nlr - pa.pa. la que ic>apargrrrIa
j r>o> capital "a pu>i"ran IN mo-
d -,B g.,
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FLl.IN hillI.ht y As1I>iin EsparZa. de- -
aliuS rr<Irrliyain"nte. Ic>ran crntTsrr ms
trInIuhiU con StflurlS q Seii0rita> Dc f. !
~ amos de- rlai Y dc burnaS rOStdfrbrnS.
r:rlian>r 4 clos. Il Hubbard. Tex. i3-!N
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MATRIMONIALES:-

" juY"n nIrNicanu. Snlt"rO. sin Dingtin vi
Ciu y 'nuy trahaiadur. d"Sra 0bi"ner CORES
pund"ncia Ccn ~s"ilOrita mrSicana. ttiad. IL
, =! amos. rrriiern una nailva De MfNl-
co \ de cduracl0n regular. NlnGarC mi
f"tugraiia Y dcmaS InfOrmcS y garaniiaS cn
Ia prlin"ra ruinuniCaci6I. DDIetD, malrim0-
nI0EiirlianS' a J. VI. Dtaz, Cargo Hayden
Mine, uak Creek, Colo. 81.
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HACEMOS con toda correction. cartas amo.
rosas, de pedlmento. felIcitacioneS. cunple-
amos, discurSos Y toda claSe de poeslaS amo-
rosas, de an!vcrSarlo. patri0tlcaS. etc, Pre-
clos moderadOS. piriIanSe por correo q
P. Calderon, AS s. san Saba ST., San Anto-
MO, Tex.
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PESOUISAS-

DESEO salier el paraGcro dc Il sra. Romans
SantilIin. de- Flurcntino TabOada Y &c Maria
Tabo3da. 4 Ia persona que propOrc!one IN
Iornlrs ciertoS de cllOs SO lie gratirtcara
ron CiNCD PESOS. dlrigicndoSe a: Cenabfo
T8boada. 3iS ;. Santa Rosa Ave, san Aiiio-
MO, Ten. t3-92l.
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Sc NECfSITh para rcria. una Sel0ra de
burna al,arIrncia, NJ mas alta de - pull
eada~. i mas bai6. mcipr. Pagain,s bu"n
>u"ldo. na"r;nUs CunIratp. iniprilan I'll IA
Ihi.NSh. l3-l,)
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La Asamblea Provincial de Oviedo desea que Sc convoque al
Congreso Nacional Obrero para decretar la huelga general
Ia grayead de los dsomnes ocurddes en- Valencia tenen preocupados los hmonanos del Cob.
OTRAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

dos sus n~cgoci0s y pnrmanrc"n IN
EspaHa. pOrqur cs dcrnaSiadO gran
de VI 81 c>tahO dn h"stilidad que no
laban IN 81 pueblo ]pOrtugufS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

TNtN UI EHTN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i n
mcdIua. So. \ c-ru9"r IN mil differences
casIm!f"> drIGadu>. de- lana. para tral"> de
y"raIu. No Use este clio 'Til.M BEACH
Y alUrrari diurrO. Er"-fuic este anunciO
ii UrGrnar Sl r"SiidD. - 10 tomarIn> i'rr
Hn peso Y Il. c0>tari Si4. Urdfnrl0 hoy
mi-TH". GLASGOW WoOlrn Mills. .2i T..
Houston -. if-g
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

81 NECEsITA EXPRESS para que neve sus
petacas a ia Estaci3n o lie Gamble Sus nue.
bles, hablele q Rosales. Tel. Travis 1875.
rhRA TODA CLASE De TRABAJ0S de In
prents, dirijase q LA PRESSA. Los hace-
mos a satisfaction del clicnte J a precios
reducidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13
SOLICITUDES-

SOLICITUDES-
II. G.. Observation-Disclosures exclusive para
Ia venta de los magneloS Bosch y los Car
buradores Rayricld. TcngO Si"mprn cn cNlS-
tencla tOda cl3>r De rc;lcclOn"S para los
mdgnrtoS V carburadOrnS. L.lantaS lie To-
daS las marcaS COn0cidas. 80 Main Ave,
Teleton0 Crockett JOS. san Antonio, Tex.
Off
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

VALENCIA. Marco -. f. r~tado
g.. In~r"I"u ,lu. Nirn. prD'N1.'rI'nrin
~ .~ra ci!,tai r'n m,'.lo liz E."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

RNRRERIh ACCOMMODATIONS: IuneS q
Sib3,iO~. cOrl" ,r I"IO. lie; Darba. iyr. Mar
i.S. Inrlr De i"lu. iUr; barba. Toe. Micrc0-
le>. Jleyr< Y yicrn"S. pelo ) barba, i|r. Bf
:. Sta. Rosa Ave. ian Antonio. T"N. 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

ECNDD baralo o cambio pOr VEGAS ~lecheras.
dos mulaS y una yegua. i. Rodriguez. Co
loradO y Kerr .Ol. (3-2j)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13
Marian Lamber t,hermosa joven de Is anos
Sc enveneno en- p~resencia de su novio, IN
geriendo una fuerte dosis de acido prusico
Las autoridades no Green en- la historic del suicide
Y han ordenado la aprehensiond de William Opert

tos po!iciacos, han concentrate su
pensamicnto en- eli frasco misterioso
caya d~esap&rici6n coasrituye Il base
ae toGaS las s~ospechas acerca de Ii
~cu!Dabilidad del estudiante.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-17
\ REPORT ON STREET woIh

A TTENTIpN is called 900 an sr.
a a,', in ,,.'rras,. n,o5r
dealing with the report %
Alderman Tinsley, chairman at tu
street committee. The article .s .m-
portant because BE- is the first time
within a number 81 years thar au A..
~buquerque newspaper hHs had am on.
p"rtunity to print q report Of % cuts
street committee On a%ny'hirr
\ considerable amount OF wor. az.
p'Hfs To- have been done b., Mr Ting
I''N committee u under D.. d.r.,.
hon during the first twelve da,- of
N'' II is not So much th, a.tusI
WORK accomplished that i. importur
h""''"i a. u Is the fa,t Ihat rh,.
street d"pai'mcut i- doing som,thrr
winch VIII Justify a report q. IA,
council and ih" people. Alderman
IirfI"} The .Itt eo, eminent aud rh-
people 'i" ia n. congratulated ou rh,
I''' h1 l r'ul start ON -r-t,mIt
street work hts been mode