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above the floor at the COW stable enc of the barn, which allows about eight feet of headroom in the COW stable. This is an ample amount of headnoom for the COW stall end of the barn and insures good ventilation. Headroom is not of as great importance in the COW stalls as it is in the horse stalls, so long as the ventilation is not impaired.
 The height of ceiling in the horse stable end of the barn may be regu- lated by the size and character of the horses, but since the average man can not reach a great deal more than eight feet to put a bridle on a high-headed horse, this amount is usually deemed n sufficient height for headroom in a horse stall.
 The floor all over the barn is made level and smooth except Tn the manager, gutter and standing floor part of the COW stable. Extra blanks are used in the horse stable to give the floor the necessary slant. and they also keep the horses off the hard concrete. In the center of the barn Is the driveway, which will probably be given severe service. To take this into account the floor in this section should he made of very tough and enduring concrete.
 The horse and COW stables are both partitioned of from the driveway. so that they are entirely separate and re moved from one another. The drive way is open to the roof in the center, but 1t is floored over at the sides of :he barr 1i feet Cr f-oc: the aoor tc continue the now space 10 hold as much hay and other material as pos sible This driveway may be used for various purposes, depending on the type of farming and whether the barn is being used as the main barn of small farm or as an auxiliary barn on larger farm.
 One thing which recommends this barn very strongly Is the large number of windows. Abundant light is fur nished from all sides, the importance of which is gaining more and more rec ognition as the investigation of sani- tary conditions is carried on. The ex- pense of including the large number of windows is very slight and the ad- vantages of furnishing plenty of light are many. In the first place light, airy stable cannot help but increase
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up higher than a great many barns of considerably greater foundation area. The roof construction is designed to allow the largest possible space within and yet the limits of goOd-loOking shape of roof are not passed
 In keeping with the general good construction throughout the entire barn, the foundation of this little fel- low Is composed of a well-laid con- crete or stone structure. including not only the foundation walls but also the entire concrete floor. Above the foun- dation the barn frame is built of blanks on the plank frame construc-
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ton order, each pair of rafters forming an indeper 5ent truss, which. taken to- gether, support the roof in a very sub stantial manner without the use of any ipte mediate uprights or cross beams. , his roof construction not only insures ne largest possible capacity but it IS also an important factor in the ease with which this barn may be filled, since there Is no obstruction in the way of those working in the loft
 The corner posts are made by spik- ing the side of one plank against the edge of another, forming an L-shaped arrangement. The sills are made by doubling blanks and the plates are built up in the same manner. This Is simple construction. but 1t is just as solid as could possibly be had.
 The haym-r nsor is placed nine feet
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ceived a friendly hint to look else where for a title. As . matter of fact. says the London Sketch, Sir John was misled by precedents There is Lord Kitchener of Khartum and there was Lord Roberts of Ksndahar and Pretoria Khartum and Pretoria are cities of the empire. and Kandar har. like Magdala, from which Lord Napier took his title. is not in state with a peerage of its own"
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General Freneh's Title.

It ,s reported in English newspapers tast a curious situation has arisen with regard to Gen. Sir John Frepch's title, which is still ungazetted- 1t seems that when he announced hts intention of adopting the style of Wis coun, French of ypres." be omitted to consult any Belgian authority con corning this title. Later. he has been informed that already there are Counts of Ypres" in the Belgian no bility. who are to be taken into ac. count seriously. So. Sir John has re
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Easily Recoonized.

"Doppel married one of the Dod- dersly girls. They are twins, you know, and the neighbors used to say they couldn't tell them apart.
 Its easy enough to tell them apart now"
 How so?"
 "The one Doppel married always wears such a disgusted look."-Bir- mingham Age-Herald.
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fere0 with 1emAio trouble, backache. nervous spells and the blues. My chil- dren's loud talking and romping would make me 70 nervous l could just tear everything to pieces and l would ache all over and feel % sick
 that l would not want anyone to talk
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chicaoo Live Stock Quotations.

Chicago-Hogs-B $9.45M 1000; light, S9.35d10.00; mixed, s9.20M 1910; heavy, $9.10G 10.10; rough, s9.l0 m9.30; pigs, $s.00m9.30.
 Cattle-Native beef cattle, s6.75d 10.65; Western steers, $7754S.90; stockers and feeders, s5.20as.0o; COWS and heifers, $3.30d9.20; calves. $s.40 m12.00.
 Sheep-Wethers, s6.75mS.25; ewes, $3259730; lambs, $6.50 q 1915.
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WESTERN

Eight members of the First Cali fornia field artillery were injured when the tent in which they sought cover from a rainstorm at Nogales, Ariz., was struck by lightning.
 Lee Villa, a cousin of Pancho Vula. and Theodore Valencie were wounded. probably fatally, and Pablo Estrada was wounded in the thigh, in mys- terious shooting at Cheyenne, Wyo.
 Frank Mccormick, dancing master who is alleged to have assaulted Miss Ruth Morris of Glenwood Springs. Colo, in the basement of Salt Lake hotel, was arrested after search lasting all day.
 Excitement over the shooting of Antonio Rodriguez. a Mexican musi. clan, by Private R. Tucker, Eleventh Infantry, while the Mexican was try ing to cross the international boui.- dary at Douglas, Ariz., continued in Agua Prieta.
 Friends of the Orpet family de clared at Waukegan, H., that Will Orpet spent his first day of freedom in the company of Miss Celeste Youker, the schoolteacher whose en- gagement to the University of Wis consin student was announced a few days before Marion Lambert died in Helms woods last February.
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Vegetables.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Metal Market Prices.

Spelter, St. Louis-sS.30. Copper. casting-s2312l2. Lead, New York-$6.i0. Bar silver-62Ac.
 Boulder, Colo.-Tungsten, per unit Of 60 per cent, s20 to $25.
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4 BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
 EIGN coUNTRlEa
IN LATE DISPATCHES
OOiN6S AND HAPPENINGS THAT MARK THE PROGRESS
 OF THE AGE.
Wssterr NsvsrHrtf ChIon Nf ABOUT THE WAR

German alrsnipS ralded heNdl, III Gulf of Finland, and damaged war vessels.
 Germans in night attack on French line south of the Somme gain ground in Biaches wood.
 Belgian troops reach Lake Victoria in German East Africa and disperse Teutons in seyen-hour battle.
 Iloyds ranorts the British steamer Euphorbia, the Italian steamer Sirra, and the steamer Virginia probably British sunk.
 According 10 Rome reports, the violent Russian offensive has been re stunned in the Carpathians. at kovel. vladimir-volynski, and in the Riga sector.
 One of the most striking episodes of the great Somme offensive was the taking of the field fort at Biaches and the garrison of ll3 men by nine French soldiers.
 The French. having renewed their offensive, captured q considerable stretch of German trenches in the neighborhood of Estrees and have taken nearly 5000 additional pris- oners.
 The British pushed forward their line about 1000 yards north of the Bazentin-Longueral sector and still are fighting fiercely with the Ger mans in the outskirts of Longueval and in the Delville weed.
 Private R. Tucker. Eleventh infan- try, shot and probably fatally wounded Antonio Rodriguez, a Mexi- can musician, while the Mexican and a companion were making their way toward the international boundary near Douglas, Ariz.
 J. Beltran, one of Villas chief lieu tenants and participant in the mas sacre of eighteen Americans at Santa Ysabel, Chihuahua, last January, was killed in the engagement at Cerro Blanco July 12, reports to General Jacinto Trevino at Chihuahua City indicated.
 Reports were circulated in Juarez Thursday that the Carranza garrison at Torreon, Durango, 130 miles south of Parral, capitulated to the main Villista band, led by the bandit chief tain. The rumors continued that Villa, riding in a coach, a crutch at his side, went into the town and re ceiyed the surrender of the govern ment commander.
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LATE MAR K EFT 0U OVATION s
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 DENVER MARKETS.

Cattle. Steers (pulp and grain fed),
 good to choice ......... .S9.OOg9.io Steers (pulp and grain fed),
 fair to good ............ s.25dS.0O Steers, hay fed .......... 7.0OQs.2o Heifers, prime ........... 715gS.2o Cows tpulp and grain fed).
 good to choice ........ l.2oG GS.2o Cows tpulp and grain fed),
 fair to good ...-....... 6.5OG1.2o COWS, grassers tgood) .... 6.25G IOo Cows, grasses (fair) .5.5Od6 6.Zo Cows, canners 4.75G5.25 Veal calves .ss0OM l0.50 Bulls 4.75g5.50 Feeders and stockers. good
 choice .............. 6.7597Oo Feeders and stockers, fair
 good .o.5o1 6Zo
 Hogs. Good hogs
 Sheep. Lambs, spring .sl0.OOG1O5O Ewcs ,... s.oeG. sSa Wethers . 6.5OM 725 Yearlines ..... 7.250 7.75
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! OWE MY HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg!
 etable Compound.

Washington Park, IL-"I am the mother of four children and have suf-
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WASHINGTON

That meat production has not kept pace with the increase in population. and that it's failure to do so. com bined with increased cost of produc- ton and the diminished purchasing power of the money unit, has con tributed to higher prices not only in the United States, but all over the world, is stated in an exhaustive re port on the meat situation by the United States Department of Agricul- ture
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When a young man falls in love it nearly always knocks him silly.
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Live Poultry.
Eaqs.

Eggs, graded, No. l net. F.
 o. B. Denver .......22 G23 Egss, graded. No. ? net, F.
 O. B. Denver .16 G1l Eggs, case count, new
 cases less commission. 5.7OI 5.ee Eggs, case count, misc
 cases, less commission. 5.60G600
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Price of Flax.

Duluth, Minn.-Linseed-July, S1.92 bid; September, $l.921z ask; October, sl901z ask; November, s1.90 bid; De cember, e1.s9 asked.
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SPORTING NEWS
Standing of Western

Frank Kramer. national cycling champion. holds a worlds record for every branch Of the sport.
 Frank Moran of Pittsburg has been matched to meet Carl Morris of Ok lahoma in a fifteen-round bout at Tul- Sd, Okla, op the afternoon of Labor Day, Sept. 1. Moran will get s10,009.
 The preliminary program of the seventeenth Grand American trap shooting tournament, to be held at St. Louis, Mo, Aug 2l to 9, shows several innovations planned for the five-day shoot.
 Freddie Welsh, lightweight cham pion, stung by the taunts of the sporting world, has signed articles to meet Benny Leonard, the pride Of Harlem, in ten-rouni bout at Wash ington Park, New York, July 2s.
 In an exhibition against time, Miss Helen Murray, daughter of Col. w. P. Murray, Cleveland millionaire and horseman, drove her fathers Futurity colt, Axworthy, a mile at North Ran dall Park at Cleveland. Ohio, in 2:1s, setting a worlds record for a 2-year- old driven by a woman.
 GENERAL
 Wifi Orpet was acquitted at Wau- kegan, H., of the murder of Marion Lambert.
 John w. English, aged S5, who for years was president of the West Vir- ginia Supreme Court of Appeals, died at Charleston.
 One guardsman was killed and an other badly injured by lightning at the state mobilization camp at Macon, Ga, during a severe electrical storm.
 The Cunard liner Saxonia arrived in New York from Liverpool, carrying $20 ,000, 900 in specie and securities consigned to J. P. Morgan & Co, by the Bank of England.
 Basil B. Elmer and William P. Phillips, representing New York bondhoiders, purchased the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad at auction at St Louis for $45.700,20
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Cotton Market.

New York.-Cotton-M Middling up lands, 12.90.
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Y is often desirable :c build a S:as--a which will not take up great deal of space, but when the small capacity of this kind of a structure is thought of, the desire to build vanishes. Yet on the small farm there must be a barn, and 1t must not take up too much space; so the principal object of the builder must be to find a design re- quiring little floor space, but provid- ing the maximum possible capacity. A large-capacity small barn is also a very useful addition to the buildings of the larger farm.
 A design is here illustrated which meets the requirements of taking up little ground and at the same time fur nishing a considerable capacity. The barn is a good-looking, convenient structure, its floor taking up a space only 26 by 46 feet, but its peak reaches
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Grain.

Wheat, ch. mill, 100 lbs, buying .1.62 Rye, Colo, bulk. 100 lbs. buying l.30 Idaho oats, bulk, buying ...... 1.6O Colorado oats. bulk. buying .... .l.35 Corn chop, sack, selling ....... .1.6S Corn in sack. selling .......... .1.65 Bran. Colorado, per 100 lbs,
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Sheep.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.

Hay.
 Buying Prices. Colorado upland, per ton s1+.00G l4.5o Nebraska upland, per ton. 12.00q 1900 Second bottom Colorado
 and Nebraska, per ton 9.50Q lO.5O Timothy. per ton . ls.5Oa19.00 Alfalfa, per ton .... 900d 1000 South Park, choice, per
 ton lT5O6lS.00 San Luis Valley, per ton. l5o0Q l6.oO Gunnison Valley, per ton. l600d l1.O0 Straw, per ton 4.50
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Butter.
Fruit.

Apples, Colo, fancy box. .100G2.50 Apples, Colo, choice boX... .S5 Apricots. Colo, crate .1.00G200 Blackberries, Colo, crate... 250 Cherries, Colo, pint crates .1.50G1.75 Peaches, Colo, box ......f.25G 1.50 Raspberries, Colo, crate. ..l00G1.50 Strawberries, homegrown,
 crate . .l.ioU Z.OO
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Flour,

Selling Prices. Standard Colorado, net ........ S2.60
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Type That Has Every Recom- mendation Possible for the
 Builder to Consider.
LITTLE GROUND, BIG CAPACITY
Structure Laid Out With the Idea of Affording the Utmost Possible Space Without Taking Up Too Much of Land It Must
 Occupy.
By WILLIAM 4. RApFoRp.

MT William A. Radford win answer questions and give advice FREE OF COST ali subjects pertaining to the subject of building work on the farm. for the readers of this paper. On account of his wide experience as Editor. Author and Manufacture. he is. without doubt, the highest authority on all these subjects. Address all inquiries to William A. Rad ford. No. lse7 Prairie avenue, Chicago. Ill. and only inclose two-cent stamp for reply.
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ARIZONA STATE NEWS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.

Oct. 3-6-Meeting New Mexico Bank CTS Association at Grand Canyon. Nov. 13-1S-Arizona State Fair at Phoe . nix
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
CRONACAITALIANA
TGRAvI DAMN DEL TERREMOTO

ROMA-Sono sta accertat damn causati dal terremoto
Essi rerscono 78 centr popoa del quail 55 nea oa pro-
For Squadre d ngegner procedendo agl
ceramen hanno vtao 5000 che hanno dcharao nab
tab 1000 oni sta quasi competamene dsrutt fra
quail Beenco Cavo Bresca omba Casacc S. Maria d Scac
cano Moneperno Montebaldo Careste Monadni Mcheoni
olino Braban Trebbia Srada Fontanee Mon
taletto Sonno gravemente danneggat pubbc ec buona
parte dele private d Rmni Pesaro Rccon Caoca Ga
bisce Cornano Morano S. Angelo Forenzola Montaino
Giovanni in Monte Grido ManO Montescudo Monte Colombo
Gemmano Monteore lutte ocata cope mel primo periodo
Contnuano punteIament e demolzoni. Nei ricoveri
provvisorii mora ricoverti oltre 5000 persone
Governo materale d costruzone og-
genere ed ha initiate cosuzione dele prime cento casete
Sono ga incOmincate dstribuzoni d famga
naggormene cop da fagetto govene connuera alacre-
mente neIa costruzione di attire case.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09

ROMA Tut giornali-ad eccezione della giolittiana
"Stampa d Tononvocano msure perentoe per prevenre
ora tolerate.
Il" Secolo" d lIlano domanda Immediate ritro del per-
mess rasciati eporazone per Szzera evando che Pes
portazone dele ftta Chasso fin dao scoppo della guer
decupIao La meta d questa frutta Gernana
altra meta in Austria.
"Questa enormta-cosf il "Secolo"- deve cessare RI
fornimento del nemco alto d radmento punbe teni
egge consoa d Zurgo d Basea dovrebbero denuncare
cittadini indegni che alimentano nostri nemici-
giorna deporano anche Pesporazione egale della seta
perno di piccoe quantita' di solfur prte cotone.
Giopae dtalia occupandos di queto scandalo scrive
Gil Iaani che nemco appartengono ALA caegora
piu' vile del delnquent-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
L'ARREsTo DEL PROF. RosEo

TORNO 21 Un eegramma dele autorta svizzere ha in
formao nosra quesura che Chpps mel canone Vaese
state arresato prof Ferrucco Roseo nato mel 1872 ece
gretaro della nosra Unversa latante perche e.
noo da mandate d caa per fao true che gil valsero
condanna contumaca della Core Asss IA ami d
clusone 800 lire di multa.
prof Roseo ebbe periodic d agata noorieta avendo
poszone motto in partt democratic poi
rendendos copvoe del a che gil vasero grave condanna
processo 81 svolse fugio 1910 ale Assse di Torino
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
TIRE MINATORI SEPOLTI

PALERMO, 20 - Pervene noza di altro grave nfor-
avvenuo nea minera Giona press0 Mocca Menre gil
Opra Throne Giuseppe flu Leonardo d ami Sfazzo Tom
flu Caogero d ami 81 Guncan Giuseppe flu Crstoforo d
ami 81 tut da Ragamuto eseguvano rparazion in
nenerno della miniera al terzo velo nvest
frana resando competamene sepo E state nvato 10
sgombero del osruisce gaera state
possible rinvenre cadaveri dele povere vme
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
UN PRIGIoNIERo CHE RIToRNA IN LIBERIA

SANREDIO 20 = capitano Vincenzo Coangelo che crede
gugno deo anno mentre combatteva
Sid Borgub rpoana sua strada AziziaTar di cui
81 ceebrarono solemn unera nea chiesa d S. Antonio Abae
fatto prigionero poi seppe dag arab Ora
namene la berazOne del prigonieri d Tauna, han
motto contribute istanze ae dal generate AegO al
della tribu ARABIA Coangeo roava o Sansevro presso
a famigia
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
yITTIMA DELLA FOLGORE

CATANIA 20Nela vicina Garre nella borgata SantAn
zo scaeno vioenssmo temperate dante quale pro-
pretaro Lzzo Nunzo d ami 3d. padre due tener fguo
rmase Vma d scarca Un npoe che gil stava vcno
sao mracoosamente pur rmanendo per unatto d tempo
privo d sent Ar mn caddero in que pressi producendo
motto panico levi damn
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
FORNITORI FRAUDULENT

NTESSINA 20 Il tribunale mitare d guerra ha emesso
senenza condanna IA mes d recusone carco d Brasch
cpo del reggmento d fante fode
tru per avreconfezonato aa fornia daammnistra
zone mtare pezzuoe per pdi d dimensoni nferor quee
pescrtte par scoss0 aamnistrazione mtare
piu per fattra. soa pero che Brasci poi
restituit0.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
- Cade in IN pozzo e muore.-

Una ortae dgraza ha pressonato vvanmene Ia nora cit
adnanza Un govane doee Per cognome Pezzano fgo di
erbvendoo atgeva acqua da pozzo in oro di
sua popra perdeva Tequbo cadendo pozzo stesso ad
pr0f0ndita prOdgati
gil perche IL dsgrazato govane vena etato cadavere
rnolte contusioni ferite ala faccia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-09
Da so ami mel medesimo afare

Da so ami mel medesino afare
10 no uno ''stock" di fnimenti, see, colla brigle
e tutto il necessario per cavalli
Moschiere per cava sa per il dorso che per e orec-
chic; manti per cavaIli da usars nella scuderia.
Coperte ola porsi sui ginocchi massimo confortoin
carrozza ed in automobile
Olio per fnimentl da y pnta adj on gallone.
Paste liquidi per pulire metalli
sapone per Iavare fnimenti
Medicine per oavaH in iquido 0 pastgHe per urti,
Fruste di varie lunghezze fno a 10 piedi
Pettini, spazzoe, collai catene per oani.
vendiamo suoIa al prezzo di prima,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-04
CAIRRAHzA CONVOCA 4 Una NUEVA
COHVEEIlICIOH En- Ol|ERETARO

couyoco en- al mes de Noviembre de!
ano antepaSado Y la cual estuvo a
pUnto de arroiarlo del poder Y del
pals.
Carranza ha convocado a SuS gene
rales una nueva junra. para que au-
toricen la pr6Xima campana politica
que Va a desarrollar ' u que Sera
unicamente favorable al mismo.
E. Primer Jefe vigilara a los con-
vencionistas para evitar cue sstos a.
suman Ia actitud que asumieron los
cue formaron la convention reunida
en- Ia ciudad de AguascalienteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-04
UN CARRANC|STA FlJE A OAR
PARTE De QUE TUYO A VI
LA 4 Trio De CANON
GALES AHfNAlA 4 Los COHERCIANTES De
SONORA CON C0HFISCARLES SUS
HERCAKCIlS

Fl. PASO. Tex, Feb-ero Be!
general caIrancista Bcrtani arribo
hoy :: Ciudad Juarez. per Ia Inca
del ferrocarril del Noroeste. Vino
de MADEIRA Y rindio pal'te al general
Gabriel Cavira. comandante militaI
de Ia vecina plaza. dc que tuvn 4
Francisco Villa los hombres cue 10
acompanan, tiro de canon, pero que
el iefe revolucionario logro cscapar
de ser aprehendido
La relaci6n de Bertani es acepta-
da. pero en- e! scntido de que Sc en-
contr6 con Villa Y que este 10 atac6
= 10 hizo emprender la marcha has
Ia Ciudad .Iuarez, pues de otra ma
ncra no hubiera eI jefe carrancista
venido I la vecina plaza a dar partc
personalmente de que tenia a. antique
.iefe dc Ia division del Norte a tiro
de canon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-04
LA QUESTION De FIUP|NAS
PROVOCA DISCUSIONES EN-
FL SENADO AMERICANA
Ell SENAD0R HITCHCOCK PROP0NE UNA
ERHIEhDA AL PROYECTO De LEY DEL
SENADOR CLARKE
reIesrama especial par. la PRENsA.

WASHINGTON. Febrero 3.-Hoy
Ell la tarde presento el Senador Hit
chock una proposition de enmienda
al proyecto de ley del Senador Clarke
que Sc refierc las IslaS Filipinas.
La eAmienda de Hitchcock, que pro-
bablcmente Ser;i aceptada. provee que
sc lc conceda la libertad al pueblo
de Filipinas dentro de un termino de
dos a cuatro amos, en- el cual IA Le-
glslatura ratificara ese proposito.
concediendcle al mismo tempo al
Presldente la facultad de aiargar e!
termino por otro ano mas 81 algunas
circunStanciaS 10 hicieren necesario.
Los Estados Unidos conservaran las
parties de Ia costa que juzguen con-
venientes para estaciones navales V
carboniferas.
Sc cree que tambien Sc hara otra
enmienda previniendo que el gobier
no americana sc obliga cumrlir con
el tratado de Paris en- 10 relative a
Ia protection de extranjeros en- case
de revue!ta.
FL asllntn Dc las isIas fiIipinaS Ia
provoeado acaloradas discuSiones on
Ia alta Camara de los Estados Uni
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-04
FL GObERNADOR De GEORGIA
PED|RA LA PROHIbICIOk
lE Los LYNCHAhIENT0S
DESEA QUE Ell C0NGRES0, QUE Sc REUNIRA
EN- JUNO, AP2UEBf SU IRICIATIVA

ATLANTA. Ga, Febrero Bel
gobernador del Estado, Mr.. Nat F.
Harris. d6 anoche la prensa unas
declaracioncs en- las cuales expresa
que. de no mejorar las condicioneS
por las cualcs atraviesa esta entidad.
pediId al COngreso que decrete una
ley que condene los lynchamientos en-
81 Estado Y que prevenga a los que
lleven cabo cstos b&rbaros atenta-
dos, que ser;in castigados con prisi6n
de varioS amos.
Fl Congreso Sc reuhira en- esta ciu-
dad el pr6%imo mes de Juuio. Y el
go6crnador Harris cree que su inicia-
tiva ser;, aprobada. por sostener una
idea humanital'ia en- extreme.