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The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15

Mrs. Adolph Jauss is ill at her
home with an attack of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Greene re-
turned Sunday from their visit with
relatives at Fairview, Mont.
Rev. O. M. Snyder, the new Con-
gregational pastor at New England,
came in Tuesday from the south in
the auto livery. The a was stalled
several times in the mud but the pas
sengers were in Dickinson in time for
No.. 2, enabling Mr.. Snyder to get
to the Missouri River Association
meeting of Congregational churches
at Glen Ullin in time for the evening
program. Mr.. Snyder came to the
Cannon Ball river country from Elk
River, MIMI, and is we'll acquainted
with w. w. Dimick, father Of Mrs.
Geo. M. Frye of Dickinson.
The new branch of the Schultze &
Toppins auto firm of New Salem
opened up last Saturday for a rush
ing business in their quarters in the
former display room used by S. w.
Brodhead on Willard street. Fred
Schultze, a son Of a member of
the firm, came down from the branch
at Fallon, Mont, to take charge Of
the local work and Mr.. Toppins and
his head mechanic, Mr.. Bingen-
himer, were also up from New Salem
to help him launch the new business.
The latter remained only a few days.
while Mr.. Toppins expected to be
here until the last of the week. This
firm handles the Buick, King and
Maxwell cars, several carloads having
already arrived and some being on
the way. In connection they will also
have for sale oils and automobile &C.
%cessories.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

AS much as we would like to, we
are unable to maintain the high
standard of our feature and musical
programs at a ten cent admission
price and break even. The high cost
of feature programs and good music
has made it impossible for any one
to conduct an all feature picture
theatre at that price. Most towns
the size of Dickinson charge twenty
cents admission for their feature pro-
grams and the theatres in Chicago
and New York that are showing the
programs we are showing charge
rs and so cents.
Beginning with Monday, April 18th,
we announce an increase in our ad-
mission prices to 15c for adults and
10c for children.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15

fore it. p.
You are earnestly requested to
make every effort to attend this
meeting of the Committee, as it un-
doubtedly will be the most important
session of the Committee held prior
to the election.
Plans will be made for placing in
the field a complete State and Con-
gr%essional ticket. a'
Dated Fargo, North Dakota, April
9TH, 1916.
H. H. PERRY,
F. W. MCLEAN, Chairman.
Secretary. adv
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
MEETING IN FARGO APRIL q

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the Democratic State Central
Committee will be held in the city of
Fargo, North Dakota, on Friday,
April 21st, 1916, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Of said day for the transaction of
such business as may legally come be-
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
METHODIsT CHURCH

The pastor, r. H. Craig, will
preach morning and evening at 1880.
and 1880 p. M, respectively. Sunday
school, 1900 M. Junior League, 800.
Epworth League $50 p. m. Special
music at the evening service. "A
cordial invitation is extended to
strangers in the city.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
c Jelly Roll

&c Jelly Roll
One CUP sitied -four; scant half tea.
spoonful salt; g level teas3ooxfus X C
BAKING Powder; grated vind Of I
lemon; g eggs beaten light; I csb sugar;
q CUP hot mizs; glass Of jelly; 9ow-
de>ed sugar.
Beat the sugar into the eggs: add the
lemon rind, then the -four, sifted three
times with the salt and baking powder;
and, lastly, the milk. Bake in a but
tered dripping pan; turn out on damp
cloth, trim off the crisp edges; spread
with jelly and turn ove and over into
a roll while still warm. Dredge the top
with powdered sugar.
Hot milk used in the jelly roll en-
ab1es it to be rolled without danger of
cracking. Have the milk scalding hot,
also be careful to have the eggs and
sugar beaten together until very light
and creamy. Bake in moderate oven.
K c Jelly Roll is illustrated on page
t~hirty-two of the new and handsomely
illustrated 64-page K c Cooks Book,
which may be secured free by sending
the certificate packed in every 25-cent
can of K c Baking Powder to the
HQuEs MFG. Co., Chicago, III.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
FOR SALE

For the best value in a rebuilt gas
tractor rig. See the "Big Four
complete breaking outfit offered by r.
T. Crawford, 545 Bird Ave. West:
2-26-H
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-15
Jelly Ro!! Recipe

OuIy Two Legs NeQuIreU
ByMys. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editoyor
the Boston Cooking School Magazine
This Jelly Roll is fast becoming very
popular on account of the way it keeps
fresh. With proper handling it should
keep fresh a whole week, providing it
isn't eaten up in the meantime, for it is
every bit as good as it looks. e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
ARRIBARON TRES TRENES CAR
GADOS DE AEROPLANOS

En- las oficinas del fuerte Sam
Houston Sc anunci6 que durante Ia
ssmana que ACADIA de cOncluir arrl-
baron a dicho fuerte tres treneS ar
gatos con aeroplanos para e. serVlclo
Gel ~ej5rcito que tiene p Il ordeneS e.
Mayor General Funston.
Iuform6se tambien que & han da-
do 6rdenes de hacer entrega al eta
do fuerte de cerca de 400 aeroplanoS
del tipo Curtiss Y que csc gran nun'e,
70 de maquinas voladoras llegaran
deutro de muy pocas semanas.
Tienese el proyecto de organlzar
siete escuadrone< acreos ' Sc saoe
que van a ser corstruidOS varloS
grandes han cares en- los terrenos del
campo dc aviaci6n del Fuerte Sam
Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
EN- ENERO TENDREMOS COMPA
MA DE OPERA

Todos los trabajoS que Sc venlan
hacienda para traer 4 San Antonio
una de la mejoreS Companies de 6pe-
IA que Sc e~ncuentrar en- Mexico. han
uuadado terminates. En- IA primera
~Quincena de Fnero tendremoS una
brillanle temporada de opera, en- uno
de los nrincipalcs teatros de esta cia-
dad.
Los artis,as que forman Ia Compa-
MIA son bien conocitos en- nuestro
pals y espccialmente en- IA Capital de
Ia R~epublica. donde han hecho bri-
raatiSimas t-emporadas.
Forman este magnifico cuadro ar
tistaS i~,alianos Y meNicanos Y es por
este vue Ia cue nos visitara Sc llama
"Compania de Opera internationally
Ell siguieute es e personal del Qua
dro:
Empresa: Miguel Sigaldi.-Sopra-
no Igera. Consuelo Esco6ar.-Sopra-
nos dram&ticas: Anna BERTH. Blce
pizzorni Cini.-Sopranos liricas: Emf
lin Leovalli. Maria GalH.-Mezzo-so-
nrsros: Giulia Floria. Amalia Rueda.
Tenor dramarico: Miguel Sigaldi.-
Tenor irico: Carlos Castro.-Tenor
utilize: Mario NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
UNA SESSION SECRETi DE Ia CA
MARA DE DIPUTAD0S
FRANCES
Sc rvIclo especial para Ia PREN~i-

PARIS. Dlciembre 2.-La CANA
IA de iIputad0S Sc ha reunido en-
session >ecrcta.
La session fuG muy lar-a porquc
durant. ella 80 di>cuticron cUarHn-
Ia y ana Interpretations " porfur
jodaS las rHeStioncS whales r"lar,o-
nadaS con .! curse que si-ue la que
ira fuerun tambi6n tratadas.
FL principal asunto dc la diSrrt-
si6n Tue. SegIIn Sc sabe, el de la mar
cha que sieuen Las ~operaciOn"s mi
~Iitares Y ell dc Ia question de los efeC
tiyos del ejercitO.
Este iltimo proDIema Sc sugiri6 a
la consideration de la cdmara de-
d.putadQS hace algun0s dias. cuando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
NOTICIAS DE- AUIUDAD
DEBUT DE LOS "DEZNANFER"
EN- Ell "ZARAGOZA"

Aver Gebutaron en- ei Teatro Tara
goza los "Deznanfer", artistas de
varieties" que fueron muy bien re-
clbidoS desde Mego por c. pdblico
que llenaba totalmente e. t~eatro, pues
su trabaio eS muy Satisfactorlo.
Los "Deznanfer" haraM en- el Ia
rago2a una tempoTaGa de Il sema-
ma, segEn Sc nos a1uucia.
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0RRAS DE EDUCiCIGN.

-
Ars'w.'.rS .0U'F'ili '"9 .."u-.-'S ~
Arl,Iue,,0a Elemental. .f't t-.r
NlmaraU Is. r.aniu> Para a..'>' -
CURSE rI"nrru.Et 3r -'prTt.tA -
Cnru-r1dIa d' '-r"-GAl"H a' N.N-.
CuGu."@.n le hrull's.'" ~
Ctrn-',71 .Irlrraio. u~.rrsunar," q" Ia len
ga E7~'aiIaa1. con - Sr.a+i">- "' , ~
.rETn~. I. W'.t-. 'I'. 80 --.--.r
Catecl~WH O." moral. N.I.t' J ~
lara los ulNa-. EWEa>'Aip .-. -
Car'era 90 "a Nonyer>d'iHn en- @N''>. '--,,,
mly uul- In tonne 'rla L"'
Cgnvrrslrtnne~ g naTFarl"a'> IeIA'''a>
Cg-lp5nlIn Dc GrImaiIrG td-'f'ti''-. >'-."
n Aratemia. r'1 u '''E.' 80 .- &C.,
tat.vu> y tllI.lult'.~. "'> ..".'- -
tados D. Dr"soala J crta--%. az
Csrulia De ~l1>,-uEgio" $50 s'-,1r,r,.. Ea-;z,
CartIIIa 1e Ms,.,,.-. r,,g4ra~ r.rreng,. IL.
muy TraCi!cA para ct4t'"' ~ IN
tHrDInar SuieE.lr.s>, ~ E--,si,G
D~tCClulaGlN tniuA W % 49, : III
ma. EmpasiaGo en- lea III
Dlcclonario MHlu'l -. ~. .r,. mi --g-
Eua CasJellana. Con H.ae ~. 3D.,
bldOS. - Ud2aS y .r.'AS"> w. ' ar
chlebra>. mJngii.N'.r. - ~.
D.rcIoaaEip % us D. ID
plrc'oAarlo ae IN~'es asa
pisa &c pea r nv ,-.-..
DIrc.o1ar,n 10 !nSie> J t>,LA.'.. . W.. ~.
H.. I'll !HeJ9T g." 81 80 w.
vnc"S mas uiH""F''">' % .-.r-n..
ndusrrlaS, Ia arrH.I'5'1 par" 7 oo
) nahla- sruaD- ,i.oaaA>. r,g. co.,.
Dicrtrnarin ori2sr1l'' OF "a r. Ia
ofr"reH cif'c-!s4I IN 81, So, %
Il GiSClpuly GoIn'clh4 DE l. '-1"'. ID a.
d,hajo.- ,..,oo. Xxx
Fl AMIGO d." To-. Mo- - NJ.
Il ArEso ae IA ~ = ~
- ~ gr4.,,-1. I'll =. !~-rr,.nr-. r.u
Il in<."> IN - 1870, rg.i... ual
IA NFph.-'- - r.. Lea
EiIDaStado en- Id ,,rrl o. 10.
X nSel del HoSai' "1-' F'"H0.0 " ~ =
wSs. pira ll'as -
q Angel del HDSar, Ll5-t >"-l2lN W.,
Ia Prr!s De n CASA le'.'' H''' a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
GERiS ~DINERSiS.

,....,,.. ,,.-,r,... ,qr, tnl- ns:I
49,. ~. ,..,rl,' a., ,srr,, Dor medic ne ID
nlr,,. a|.r,uu,a ... =. . G.J
NI,I.r.r. Ir IN rISa. ObrR rapaZ de hacCT
r.lr = los ruirrtn,. TO, iouos tela.. LII
,.,r.,,.n.4p -. los Igrr r.ir, de francIa.
Ia r. .lt,y .. E. ga
r.,.i.'. ,..g amor e. q. 0.3b
Yr,'f,7.r,u II.i amor. ubrl al!enisima O.39
.,. Ian Trr,r'n O.30
,,Il 80. ,.-4 ,,lIfI de ia mujer rduCada
,1 ,ntr.ri, Gr -yrlua, mpGa>. etc.,. U.Sm
II ,.a.-ulg!or fcI al-pdhn. TIL para sem
bra,.nrr-. rizradorrs : lralIcantrS... G.G'
~ Iit,r., a.. IA, m4lrns ............... o.
il ,Dh-oIcro ar los na,mcrados..... %
L-lliU |.rrlrrHl tD CdrlIs -. -. .. -. o.
ii EcruiIcio llDro q" Gro. Pract!caS d.
inf-a'jis."o' IitI!',!'iID y sa-cs,on; 20
rrl-r e.. a,''aIi''u'"' I"lIh Ht NUullt4u )
cHrrEi!e p'riidas. '@h 81 sc adQuleFe Il
IGcrIt. III i'irl"r"' la nmI" - Nv =.
GuI! lr! yus"doI df icto't,'.,.,,;,. Va
nraL!fl1rI d'l amor. IIDI I'o o'IsLhdi O'o'
Jana rr:nlIHta de! di!aisauOT dc caDallos
del pirAGor &. - e. iol
l~iI-ipG!d Ge DerlO!lu. \ 10 fusls2a.... w."
JUe-oS &c iIidIlOs, o sea t! drie dc haccl
dIaD!Gra> 0.3U
JucsOs mucrnics de Socledad. Collection
DE- jucgUS dlrertIdGs y ad!Einanzas O.SJ
Los stieuus "HrlIcddOs poF Ell MaSlco de
AS,rakaN. ! iuuO l"ld, con lainlAaS. O.5t
La TrlDuiIa Popular. Modeios de dssCufsos
para fIcSia> S~ocial"S, palrI0ticds y faInl-
La IIyl>i"l, Al!leTirdila en- Mexico. DetalleH
-idlicus ue Ia iO!iid dc FeTacrIZ....S 0.1g
narcs: h.muOS. blOgraflaS, etc. N.50
La Medicine Casera. T~ratarn.euios sencilIos
lara ,oda rlase de Intermediates 0.6O
Las mil Y una nOChes. A Ia rflstiCa . 0-6I
Las mil Y una nOChes. Empasiada.. O.9D
T Los mil Y I'm dlaS. Cucntos arabes, turCo:
Y Icr<aS, lraducidos al casteIlano. . O7j
I Libro lie los suehos O.S5
Libro de los Chtstes O.35
Manual de Ia crla de Sallinas 100
MelOdO complete de solfcO, por don Hlia
WltOdo de soIreo, Prtmera parte $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
OCJLTAS

CllvI,9l. t-l Key Solomon ...... 800. h-21
uIa..arr-ie Internal. ,uUlir1r inaSla blal'
a.. r,-I y -r-rI. SPari'lour>. 'tr-.-- In
ur-uaA . E.fI4l Ge Ia Ma Na%ia- Conti'-
IT, Il fri4u-.in -!r Solomon. IA Cabdld. So
c.o-t. DOL eNrl1. ~uI-ruuHaItld, etc. 300
E~u.nlVgrue>. GrlWUrEOS ' F"IiaculpS u.fO
- rrt-uu Hrjo. o sea 81 arie de m3ndac
3 I1< t-H,T.'.> 900 30. -. - - u--9
II frt.r GO! F~eUSaIGlentO. Su dominic y
ruI..ra. Como c>IuGIar ST tuerLa 100
e Lgnra Internal T-atadu DC las ctenclaS
g~nul-1~. CoHUrue 81 llbrO &c san Llprla-
ur. ril,Iru!L &c Solomon. 81 Dragon no
% Y i8 CaLTa Internal, etC.....--... US
81 Enrt1ce-0 Dragon RyIo. EnCanialnlenlp>.
mo-sn .H hIrer>" invisible. etc 80. ..W
Is gran yarI;R ahjvtuaiOrl ........... Va
Lllru Hagnu de- san CIpTIano. Edtclon uni
- : yn0lTi"ta tel ramoSo GrImoTlo. 5."A
ia CI4YI"ull del iICChiCerO, o Llbro de san
E.Vriamu,. con IDfInidad dc ScCret0S.. h.1l
Ia Gran N1SIa SUpreIna -. ..- -. U.9n
Manual i" Nlgia Blanca -. -. e Us
Manual de NaEla Rnl2 -. .. 49, 3D.. Us
Manual Dc M7Sia SC-ra... -. 49, 49, Us
/ SeCrsI0S dc los Carlos. Arie de sanar 4
tCGuS los iUeSOS 80. 30. .. q. g. l.bi
S~eCrel7S de Alberto Fl Grsude -. ... O.2j
SerrejU> lie IL prestitisltaci6n Y Ia masia,
Leccl0neS priStlcaS de eSc8nOteO... loo
( SeCTTlpS del inferno -. e. e. .. o.
! Tesaro DO Nllagros de Is cruz De Caravs-
ca Nrrtatera Ioyd del oCultiSmn h5f
! Verdstsro Horoscope para adlvllaT el por-
yenir 20. . Il. = -. 10. .. 70. e.oi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
OERAs DE CAR0LINA iNyEHNIzIp

AROrNS triyIcoS. ms IUmn~ o.. 90. 20. h.S0
Al horde del abi>InD = lao r~UnrSIu... n.>1
CCrulGn dc mad"c. Dos lnUips. -. ass
CUTllnn de- OATorO. Dos 'u'IOS. %. G.~'
Cadrna rteTna. Cuatrp tOIn0S 90. 30. OF. i.6n
Crlmen sin ca>t.O : luCha surr"ma, Tres
tulEn~, 49,. 90. 90. %. GO. 800 -. l."
Dramas ici aduI;cri0. Dos ;omo>. pc. U.@I
Il E">0 Gr una murrta : la F"n2anz9 de
Una loci. Dos tDm0> 30. -. %. 30. esq
Fl Ull!mO brSG 80. -. %. %. 10. 30. U.iD
II >crrctO de un bantliu 30. -. %. u.iG
Il trru de IL muCrrr. Du~ lpiUO- o.. -. U.SA
Fl hIiO del aUITGuIsta. Dos ium0s %. G.Sj
4! alhHr=Ge DE-. dCl;'o. Dos toHup> &c. D.Sn
FL a!UrradD del pdrquC. LIa;rO tDmO> i.6D
Fl C~alvR~!0 dc una Wadrc ) Arr"rc-li-
m!rD.U. Tres toMOS %. -. 10. 30. IN
Los C-lIn"ne> de DI5vOlinI. rOS 'oInO> O.Sn
Los narl!u> lnfainc>- Dos tones .. O.SO
Los aiUUrr> ntdldIlO>. Dos umuS 81. OIL. H.Si
La ,rpulrada viva. Dos iorEos . 800. u.SD
Las Slrilua> del aTlur BE- e. -. 60. on
Las fra-edIas de los celO>. / toIiuS i.GO
Ia pcraGoFa 10. e. -. ... e. e &c. u'ih
La hIa De Ia p]ur!Cra. Dos tO,n0s e.. 70. u.S0
La rc>urTrrrI6n de IN ANGEL -. %. ND
Ia b1IlarIna del Tealru Teal. ; LORDS t.sh
Ia ultima eta. Dos toHUs -. ... go n.SD
Los miStcrip> del Crinen. 1 tul:IO> %. l."D
Las esr.GylS bldncIs. = tulnp> 800 e. Nei
Paradise q Inferno .-- 80. -. e. e. u"
hin q Ell ANGEL de los AluCs. } i1In"o hNl
Teresa Ia TrSUritala. Dos iOirp>. =. o.Eu
Tn rhine en- aulOmhvll. ; iomU- 20. nNl
Nirgen y Madre y ENpIarl0n. 5 toluOS III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04

Sovrlas O 30 ccntav0s
krie Dc huScar marido.
Amor Y martIrlo.
CalvaTlO De amor.
FL nOvlO prsstado.
FL purcatOrIn de las SolieraS
Ii parliSo de las muleFeS,
Fl inferno Dc los hoInSrsS.
FL hEda dc los mares.
Ell Collar de e~SueraldaS.
El ntdo de r~uisriOrcS-
81 81 de las niIaS.
FL alma en- IN beSO.
La hIJa de las flores.
La uiha de los ta2mtneS.
La yluda allegro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
ESPTRITISSC.
HISTORLA.

81 Sol de Mayo Memorials So IA Intervnn.
Cifa franceSa- Con sraDsdOs =. .. IN
Fl Zero de las CampsnaS 90. 70. ~
Epis9diOs Mllltares MeyiCanC& Gurrra &c
I~ntependeRcia 2 Invasion americana. 81
Eiscorls lie Roma. ComPrenCe dcSde los orr
EeneS De HOna. haSta n Calta del Iu!ue-
rio romano De nCCldente eos p. re-. G1z
alstoris De Grecla. teSde los uempOS no
-c.co5 S2S2 L. decentralization Gel luj
Rsrlo Is AeIsR1FA % ID. 40 - cd as
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'ra-at5r"> g" NGIir0 .-.......... 0.7j
Ti-..,a~.s- T.r Manuel VI. Flores ... 90
i..-.s, 90" -tE'.uIp Plaza 20. ... &c. 0.Gl
..a,..- Ea Manuel AraIl u.5U
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
NplELtS DINE.RSiS

ADel!rdo Y Liot-a ... ... -. -. o."
A>'.rid 90 10 rIirrnS c"nirIhdni!Nlh>. No
ycIa uieNl"alIa, uoe '"inns aon
Don uu.to,c &c Ia NanchA. 81. q" lUjn 2.m
II Narl.r del Gul.uiI. il"rm.uSa uhra. Da-a-
"a cH Ia vidI del "nIenIur del Mundo.
Tn tome @T4uuu, bir9 "luHa>iado -. t.oo
Il TDriVuI.,p IriH."nir. tl'rTiiIi ) !dhhnst
uuyrlI fUcNlriHd .. 800 -. . ".Il
II jorohldo o Enrique u" La.aidrl' a. ~
Ii amor dc los aiuurc~. Nu!"Ia scntlfnfn-
tai. CuatrD IOiH1~. pasta icIa 90. %. 30
Z! inferno DE- los triu-- >r-lNd. IaEic o.
la anterior. CUatro tonnes. tea =. o. 80
IT condo q" IruicCriSi" ) Ia MaIlp arl
VTerIU. Tres luUlu~ -TdHdC- 60. 90. Ia
ENplarI"n. O FL MartTIo d. ina Madre 90
FL Julio FrTantc ... .. q. nm
III SiIO dc Ia ROrhela .-. =. e. q. u.S
II nlIO abanuOuaGu 90. o.. 30. q. . h.aJ
El huerfanO del rcgiIulcnlu... D.. =. 40
ESpInaS dc una flor %. %. -. . O.2o
Flor de IN Ola -. -. e. or e. . vi
/ Flor ,e Passion. Noycla dc amor . 0.5N
| Gulrinu NrZTuinu ... .- 90. 30. - u.1l
Gil Bias lie San'EIlana. EI:rIhn de lulO 2.m
| ~lenUvvva Ge BTG"2aic 90. -. 20. -. o.. U.2j
ti!sIOF1l d. Robinson 1fus1". HHrtunSO IL
bro que prnVu"d sI"nMpge !ni"nsas emo
clones. TtiCinn DE lHIp -. q. -. 2.o9
La parna ie las Cafu"llrS To-. %. 10. OBS
/ Los sieta nerHdOS canIia'eS. : tDrnU5 1.50
Ia Ley de DOS 10. 90. ... -. .. LOO
| Los lltilnoS diaS dc Pomp"ya. INA lie las
onras mas lntcr"SanlcS De In epOra rO-
MANA. EdiClJn Dc luJO .. BE-. go ... TO
Ia MuI"r sdul'cra. CuairO ,rmoS tela. 5.2S
La hrJa del CdrGenal 80. 70. I'd. =. e.. u.75
Los Tres N"-QI"lcrue. con ~ continuation
.Vpinre Amos pH>pu"S" y FL NI7condN
de- N~Tiseionc'. CIatrc 1rWps . -
IA IU.saiUi O. Enrique TUaltD 30. ion
Los mlsrrrI0S d" Ia lnGursirldn Ms
Memories o. Uu observation-disclosures. 0.5l
NaunIe6n, por Dumas 90. 80. =. G.Sl
Oscar : Amanda. Dos tonnes. : re-. Is
PABLO Y virginia .. q. . 0.27
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OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-04
S,ENTrrAS DE SHERLOCK HOLMES.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-03
BLOW AT BLOCKADE?
nattI" WAY Br Result Of attacks
an GermRn ChnncciIOr.

I"NpuN. June Significance Is at
'd"hrd here to the fact that the North
ST battle occurred twenty -Apul hours
after ia" E"lChstag witnessed, for the
NrSt Inn" sine" the outbreak Of the Wdr
u .plritch alta X on the Government at
tn" bands OF is former loyal supporters
'he National Liberals and Conservatives
Deputy Str"sclnaun. tre Natioual Liberal
leader engaged on Tuesday last in a
N.'rlolc TRADE, accusing the imperial
Chancellor and the Foreign Minister Of
"spin.lessness" because they lad yielded
Ia the American demands in the sub
marin" controversy
other National Liberal ani Con-eTVa-
tiN" Deputies Joined SiIesrmauN. ALI
concentrating their attacks ON England's
"nuugrr war carried ON, dS Deputy Won
traetr said. with the aid of Great Rrit-
aims transatlantic friend Even the
NalS'1's pane was dragged into m" de-
bate, Ia" opposition charging that thr
Emperor was surrounded by "A cliuu. of
advisers who kept from HIM the real
" III" and the real feelings of the
propc This "rcal VIII" was. naturally.
10 defeat tmplaud'S hlockad"
The conclusion suggested I'm some
quarters here therefore, iS that the GOV
crrmcut to prov" that this matter WAS
10y no means hring neglected, arranged
with the Admiralty for q dash into the
open by IN" hish seas fleet, and that the
battle was the result
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-03
BERLIN REJOICES OVER
NEWS OF SEA BATTLE
Rechstag Cheers Wildly as It's President Declares That
the Losses of the Fleet, While Heavy Were Greatly
Exceeded by Those of the British

,aiuty that the losses nf the Glg.
we're Extraordinarily great ana those OF
'u. Germans IN proportion 10 the success
obtd ned extraordinarily small a par;
- rDe English losses Were SHIPS of the
Nc'N latest class
The German fleet IN the open sea
without any coastal support. dealt n
,uUIu.riuG hioN at the strongest fleet
u the world"
Tn. DcrtSchc TdGes>"itIlHJ says
This - Ia" greatest sea patti" Of
modern times. Taking account II ho"
Tremendous az" tine new forces ~ S'a
sd tNit our fleet had the rhIrf strength
OF the English line against II. ;'r six
nih"arc. ~ the battle Is f.W greater
than ever before. pr certainly siur" the
discovery OF armur"u cruiser car fleet
H'ld ltS'l; brilliantly. Tn" losS"s ou IN"
German side are not tu b" compared with
the loss ot three of Eu.,'rd, stroue"S,
drraduuuIhts Above all the Ni,tury was
obtained against superior numbers,
; our young navy hts shown tie
W"nduu- superiority over tie first ana
greatest fleet in the world and has
covered i's ,NaC wi'n indy !ng fame 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-03
LESSON OF GREAT BATTLE
MAY ALTER i. S. NAVYPLANS
Washington Experts Lay Stress on Vulnerability of
Cruiser Type-Secretary Daniels Awaits Detailed
Reports From Attaches at London and Berlin.

The ISSUE before ne British grand fee.
nd TIM 10 make its presence felt.
Apparently the 'icrinaus succeeded In
.olow out tactics which We're planned
from IN. beginning Of tho war. This
was 20 su,,ce tn. British cruiser force
.u;n a position where they could he dealt
e.'. 10y the ,i''mlu high seas fleet be-
t5r. IN. protc ':iou Of the British grand
feet could reach them. Tn. cn,lr. Ger
Hau spy system has long made a fea-
tul" o. attempting to get Information
.uur,ruiIr tho movements OF the grand
Feet aud always with the view Of per-
u.ttirE tie German navy TO strike a
h,ow 2t British naval forces without the
risk Il ,ucouutering il
"1Nl're is Z distinct lesson IN THIS FOR
he United states navy said one of the
ugh United states naval officers tonight
4 shows that neither battle cruisers
nor afmc'd cruisers ar" thl" To engage
ha'tlcSh.ps without getting the worst
.. l' - tt ~ any cuugloneraIe mass
pi battle cruisers, Hrlnuicd cruisers and
mali craft = concerned they are unable
Co. cop. WITH 'N"u 4 few modern first
ciass hattlcShipS This has apparently
rcru SHOWN IN the iight Just concluded IN
the North sea, and il VIII Ice shown
again any tmr squadron of battle
cruisers or c.uiscrs come up against
modern drradnuLgnts.
Naval experts do not regard the losscs
suffered by the British navy sufficient
to cripple its superiority. especially ms
Great britain depends on the grand fleet
for this superiority, and reports So far
do not show that this fleet has suffered
ON the other hand. ii ~ regarded as
probable that Germany viii be -ucour-
aged 10 risk further engagement n sea
with a view to bringing the British
navy down 10 .ts own strength