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The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Parent. Of Twin. Adopt Twins.

SEATTLE, Aug. 3I,--Already the
parents OF twin boys, 10 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Hawlsy. Of
No. 55i9 Twenty-sixth.sve.. North.
east, adopted by decree Of Judge
Everett Smith in the superior court
Mary and Margaret Erickson, twin
girls. is months old. Judge Milo
Root told the court that the twin
girls parents formerly lived in Spo.
kane and that the little ones had
been formally given into custody OF
the Washington Children's home
here by the Spokane authorities,
They have been living at the Haw.
ley home FIVE months
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
-Four Generation. Join Church

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug 3l.-Ro
Gently members of four generations
in one family Joined the Fourth Pres
byterisn church in Spokane. The
party included Mrs. Rebecca Unger
great grandmother, her son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Unger their
son and wife, Nj. and Mrs. s. Mel.
Vile Unger. and the little two-year.
cid daughter Of The latter, Fife June
Unger. who was dedicated in bap.
tism.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

Mrs. Jinks-These thtoaoDhists
claim that man can be IN two
places at ince.
links What dreamCrs Who
wants TO be any place but Now
York?
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

William l. Borah. United State 4
senator from Idaho. is 10 DO one OF
the chief speakers az the American
Bar association convention in Chi.
cago today.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Greet. Sister After so Years.

WARREN. Pa, Aug. 3l.--fter
half century OF separation, Homer
White. aged rs. OF Grant Pass, Ore,
met his sister, Mrs Robert English.
here recently. He went west after
the Civil war. in which he served.
and did not know until few weeks
ago that his sister was living
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
Diamond from Dead Man, Teeth

ALTOONA. Pa. Aug. 3l.--Just be.
fore the funeral OF Caramel Bavc
a jewelry salesman. his 800 diamond
which he had set between his two
upper teeth some years ago. was
removed by a dentist. His family
had not thought OF disturbing the
gem In his mouth until II was sue
gested that grave robbers might at.
tempt 10 recover II.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

The Federal Farm Loan board ere.
ated under the new rural credits
lar is 20 conduct hearing today az
- Paul, MINI
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

The annual meeting Of the Ameri'
can Conference Of Pharmaceutical
Faculties Is to open in Philadelphia
today for a three-day session.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31

Or Alfredo Boquerizo Moreno
takes office today as president OF
Ecuador.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-31
BY Condo

at us curiously. They thought we
were going 10 do a little house break
ing. | guess, and telephoned The
Winnetka police guess they came
In by the ladder, too
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
800 TEACHERS LEAVE
HERE FOR SANTA FE TO
ATTEND CONVENTION

The rush of school teachers to
Santa Fee for the New Mexico tduca-
uou9l u.socjauon's convention was
evident yesterday mt the Santa re
station. More than 500 persons, some
of whom came from the south ana
west. but most of whom were teachers
Of Albuquerque and Bernallllo county
schools left here yesterday FOR
Santa Fc
rrain SO. 10. which left hare ut
sos u m., carried l25 persons leaN-
ing AlbuuucrQuc ON the way to the
rapIt8l Two additional coaches were
coupled onto this train to make room
for the crowd Tho train was ok
ucctod to pick mp moro between here
ana Iamy. owing to the fact that ITS
schedule calls for stops at small
towns
Train SO @. departing AT ':ia =. ma
took uuN-scycu passengers, bound for
tho convention and 80. s. deparNW
at 1850 p m. had lAo aboard. Part
of that number came from southern
and eastern New Mexico ON train
no SIG
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
SCHEDULE Of BIG
NINE To UNDERGO
MANY CHANGES
Ohio State, Winner Of Cham
pionSbip, Probably viii De-
mand a More Imposing List
Of Games for Next Season.

NUHNfHo
Chicago. Nov &C. Sweeping changes
in the makeup OF the lslt football
schedule of the big nine probably
VIII be made as result OF upseis
Of tho 1916 season, which closed with
saturdays games.
The so-called zig Fournf the west
eru conference Minnesota chicago,
Wisconsin. and lllnuis-are declared
TO have held sway In the schedule
making I'm previous years, leaving
ohio state. Northwestern Indiana,
Purdue and Iowa to shit for them
selves.
ohio state. which won the confer
ouco championship saturday by re-
foaung Northwestern probably VIII
demand "a more imposing list OF games
next season. Coach Wilce of the Buck
ewes. IT ls reported, viii attempt 20
arrange games with Minnesota ana
Chicago in 1917 Northwestern BE- OK
pcctod 10 back up ohio state IN in
sstnR on "a choice selection Of
dates.
The playing Of "Chick" Harley the
dashing right hHlfbaCk Of the ONO
state eleven, whose sensational work
spelled defeat for Northwestern In tho
title game Saturday, stamps him as an
eligible candidate for all-Amcricun
honors. In the opinion Of western crit
les Harley scored one Of the two
touchdowns that defeated Northwest
ern. kicked a goal and was "a power
IN defensive tactics
Although the wonderful Minnesota
eleven may not have claim to "a
championship title close followers Of
the grldiron sport are agreed that the
team ia one Of the greatest football
machines developed In the west in
years
The a. 10 0 defeat Of Chicago was
the worst the Maroons have ever sur
ferod
Two OF Saturday, conference games
resulted In sc0rclcss ties Neither In
diana nor Purdue was able 10 put over
tt score In their annual game ut La
faycttc, and Minnesota and Illinois
fought through four periods without
"a tally
Honors Of the Minnesota illinois
game swung heavily inside the lllini
but the Badgers put up q brilliant
defense I'm the second half and kept
their goal out Of dnnper purdue
mcnaced the Minnesota goal three
times. and was outpluying the Hoos-
iers but lacked the necessary punch to
put the IAN over.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
HIGH PRICE Of
EGGS EXPLAINED
BY POULT RYMEN
Hen Will Increase Her Pro-
dUctIyity in January and
Decline May Be Looked for
Then

t,.,.tt.,. ,.gtr i /
tFtom Albuquerque Iogiu, oo,y9
why are okg prices 80 MS ,'V
THIS question lheets NV p,t{st,c.
ana grocer at every WI ~ w" ,,,,.en In
loIN answer a. NV ~, r,ag,us
order TO explain some OF the i'a5p,,'
affecting the situation mere j" N'''
querque this article ~ written a,.
The law OF supply anu "o''''''u ~
crates In the egg business a9
where. Large supply uhu Eoou III
mand means moderate prl,oas ,n m,,,,
liRht supply ana EVo" ''.'''''u ,,5 ,tayI
high prices. March Npfll anu . s,"1
arc months OF heaVy egg pI"' ,'.,.'.,',
and these months snow lhe l"Ty''
prices October, NoNellhtl anu ~
cember are mohlha 81 ilHitl Ne i..
duCtiOu ana lhcy bflns lhe llIBl 49,
To show the range III PIouuJ H., ,'', ,at,nn
Of the local egg. farms may oe laE s.,
as "a fair example 'u llIs "a g5d ~ .l '
1916 the hikhesl fceoI" WIS a'g GT-
In one day and the lowest 70 '"'
the high ana low irgora5 w. ',o,o
and 100 for III = ana o',t.,,,.,,,,,
a45 and 30. rms SHOWS N"i '''""
of six TO fifteen times
Poultry fe'd lIRh' .,.o
During these years lhe I''"'l
has varied from 1Vc u" ou' "'II'i'
occasionally as low as 4'' qua 49,.
year as high as toc ana 0oC' -.
price has varied only wv" Oh
times whlle production mas 'o'lsu '''
or more times
II further reason If ao"but l"' ~"
present high price OF Gigs ',l' MS"
price Of poultry reeds must ne ~
sidcred. Wheat Is retaining a. 9A'.
fa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27

Rs.ult. from journal Want Ads.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27

While much Is said about tired
women, II must be remembered that
men also pay the penalty of over
work. when the kidneys are weak,
inactive or sluggish, when one feels
tired out and miserable lacks energy
and ambition. Foley Kidney Pills are
tonic and strengthening VIM, II.
Clark, Springfield, Ohio, writes: ~
found no relief from kidney trouble
until / discovered Foley Kidney pills.
Now / am In A I shape They act
quickly ana surely sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
POUND SALE

on wednesday. the goth day Of No
Vsmhor. 1910. at 10 "a. m. I'm front Of
the city Hall will SCH one buckslSin
mare about 10 years old viii weigh
200 pounds, branded on left hip and
left thigh, also one buckskin horse
colt. rs months old both hind legs
white, white face
j. r. GALusIA.
City Marshal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
NAVY nan WuoopING CoUCH

Mothers who have used Foley s
Honey and Tar would not be without
it, Mrs sam e. Small clayton n. NJ.
writes. My grandson had whoopng
cough when he was three months old.
We used Foleys Honey and Tar and /
believe II saved his life. He is now
hig and fat" II is a fine thing to have
tn the house Tn case OF whooping
cough. Group, coughs. colds. The first
doses help. loosen phleEm, heal in-
Elimination clear air PASSAGES, stop
racknG coughs. sold syeryvhsIe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27

The United Jerome 20 mining claims 400
lying the heart Of worlds COPPER BELT 1T is
on A DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE MAIN SHAFT OF THE
UNITED VERDE COPPER COMPANY AND THE COPPER CHIEF,
TWO OF THE BEST KNOWN MINES IN THE WORLD. Stock
not purchased the first mention ed any price and is selling the
latter at $500 o per share.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-27
NEw CITY ORDINANCE SOME

Got your dimmors tho best, ne
Hauscr's Saddlcry. lO9-1t1 West Cop
per,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
EOLLETiN Nam. ST.
LA COSTA DE
(Por Emilio SalgarL-)

D.T,,:, 49,,
enDa!ad' ""' ia y ,r,,
g P"T
sun'o ANA, " N'''''
luNIeFoa S''2S' ,i
-soiEluaS d "'''i"'''
Ell cazador.|Sl Ie H'Nai'"> con nv
Otr0s. adloS emDaJada-' porqur ma"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
nanae ,, C. en-, ss :? q: PaGUE Ell REsIo 4 Sy RECEBo
1888 T Afa:nciia Ave.s Chicago

t%raSporlan a las arueraS para Que
S"an pISlo ii. los animaIcS .ferOcrS.
Al-unn> v]Sluebl0s permanerian
ann rlAVaIoS al trOnCI de los ;irbO-
les. y Alfredo Y AntaO Vieron uno de
alta rStatura crucificadO en- el iron
"a d. una palma cOn Tres largos ella
vOS. Y que aun con$ervaba al laio
una sombriIla de aIsod6n, semejaate
a la que u>an los miSiOnerOS de la
costa, Y un par de %sandalias.
Probablemcnie. aluel martir ha-
bria siio sorprendidO pOr la guardia
de Grlett mientras trataba de con-
vtrtir 4 alguaos habitanteS, Y lraia-
do d" aquel barbara modo por ordeu
del miSmo Rey. no despOjandole Dor
amar@a irrlSl6n de las Sandal:as.
d~istintivo de lbs hombres blancoS V
DC los nrgr0s Iibres de la Rrptibli-
ca de Liberia.
\ doscien;os pasos de Ia capital sa-
Heron al -encuentro de la caravana
IN gran moca y dos cabeceros, eS-
c0Itados por veinticuatro amazonas
.cCa unifOrme de guerra. lRan j sa-
lu2ar = los embajadores en- nombre
de Geletf Y a suiarlos al aloiamlento
gu. So les habia senaladO.
Cinco minutes despues hacian su
entrada solemne Ell Ia capital del
sanguinario monarca.
(Continuara.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
EiNCk &. sEf.o

drl mriiOdia. f. canine rca. "sta'
ia ,utunrpS prrrcrtam 'n!r piano. y
rorria p0r culrr mumrr"SoS "rupo>
dr r.IozaS que fnrmabaH los ~rlbur,
Nos lei AhImry.
De vcz en- ruando rncontraban
companies de e~U""r"roS armadO> de
fuSiIrs Y de- cuciIillo> III" traian a
Ia ciuiad multitud dc rSclavOS DIES
tinaio> a la fiesta de la sangre. To-
dos auucllOS dts@racjaduS llevahan
cn la bOca Ia atormentad0ra morda-
"a IL MADEIRA. Y tcnian los Ojos es-
pantadoS. raSi furra ii" las 6rbitas.
CisTlamentp dur IN %ignoraban 81
S&n=rieni" y pr6Nlmo fin.
i mciida que .lntao V Alfredo
iran arrrrinirs" Il IA capital del te-
milo GeI.ti. las LmrlIaS De- slIs he
rrcIdas carnir -rIaS eran mas alum.
danIcs. Los alrcdeioreS .te la ciudad
parccian TN immense cemrnleriO me-
do destrOzaio por TN r:Grcifo tp
hienaS.
Bajo los 2randes arboles So veian
a mOniones , esparc!Ios ~crntenares
de- hucsoS huminos. ~crdnpos, tibias.
roSil!las. hGmcros. etc, etc. o csGlla-
letos enteroS. aun no descarnados
drl t2io por Ell corvo pico de las aveS
de rapiha. E. olor era insoportable:
aquell0s esqueietOs venian a ser CO.
la macabra avanzada de los Do
bres prisioneros sacrificados, que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

r. Grau m0ca "o@i a los emhaIaiH-
r,> que baiaran 1t. >uS rabalIuS Y :"
~DaIoraiau rn La dos iiamara> en-
Niaia> pnr rI Rcy. a fin Il" que no
-. fatj-aSru durantr 81 vIai": v he
10 rSlQ. Ill" In orirn de- marcha.
La romitiva. e>rolta,ta pnr och0
amalona> y <"gulil 1t" Uraia. Ga
mani y los dos csclavoS que ronjiu-
elan los caballoS, - puSn III canine
entire Jos grito> de la multitui y los
rUsuTi"r eturc> ruidOs dr IA 0rqueS-
Ia.
AIrav"Sada "a ciutiad rntr" ia do
be fila Il. curlO>uS que preSencia-
han Ia parjida. Ia caravana lego al
canine real del Norle. que CORE ca
i r"ctu haSta Ia capital del RENO.
Alfredo AntaO. c6modamente ten
dIio> en las hamacaS. que los por-
tadorr> .ieNaban embellishments a
I'm IL evIIar sacudimientos bruScO>.
hahIan enc Edldo c~I@arrllioS Y fuma
ban o delete. rambiando aiguna>
paIaDra> ron urada = Gamani. que
- habian colocado JUNO a elIos.
E. camIno real era muy harmoSo Y
anrAo. haSta pcrmllir Ell paSo a ocho
cabaIloS de frante: pero la grava que
componia el pi>o era una eSpecie de
mineral sranuloso y roj:zo que des-
t-oLaha los pies de los portadores Y
fati2aba mucho a los animaias.
Una doble fila de c~Spl6ndjias pal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

mcraS %SOmhreaha 81 canine. a cuynS
dos lado> So r]Xtrniian InmenSaS Ia
nlIraS rubi .riaS lie hierbaS alias Y
rSDrSa<. cntrr las cuaics Surgia al
.Iin ,uir otro -riIn0 de- irb"le-. e>-
perillmcntc palmiaS tr tlaiS. De veg
en- ruandO 50 .lrvaba ia ImpOn"ntc
ropa de un baobab.
La caravaAa marchaha con rapl-
DEE a pesar de las p&simaS cOndici0-
mes del terrenO. Los pOrtadOreS,
hombre< muy fuerteS Y acoStumbra'
dos Il largaS marchaS, adelantaban
acSi corriendo. Y So relevahan c&da
media bora.
Bien pronto la region. Iue deSdc
Kama hahia eStadO de>lrrla, cOmenzo
a pObiarSe. ESparcid0S en- las PEN
dientcS de aQuclloS grandes cScaIG-
mes. o sObrr las rleVaiaS m t>etas.
habia populosaS aldnaS y aig1n que
OirO fuerI. cpnSI>tente en- aplSona-
dos terraplen : Y alias empalizadas.
Probablemente. aqueilaS defenSas
debian de eStar ieStlnadaS a guar
oar los caminoS secundari0S qua del
Este Y el Oeste iban a parar a Ia ca
pital.
Al llegar a la Ultima meSeta des-
pues de una fatigoSa ascension que
habia durado tres horas. los porta-
doras Senalaron d Abomey, cuyos
basIiones de harro roJizo Sc veian
claramenLe 4 menoS de dos miiiaS de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
AUMENTAN LAS CONTRIBuCiO
MES EN- AUSTRIA
LUIS C. URBlNA.

LONDRES. Septiembre 9.-El CO.
rrcsponsal de Ia agencia Reuter- cl
Amsterdam dice que Sc ha aumcn
iado la contribution en- Austria para
cuhrir los ~intereses de los cmprestr
los de Il guerra. Por Decreto lm?c'
rial Sc armenian todas las contriEu
clones directas Y de timbre. Sc Ia.
impueSto nueyaS contribuciones sObr,
las apuestas en- as carreras dc caha
lies. sobre los f6sforos y otros ~?
t~icllos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

ION rSpr>o fleco Y aGornado he ara
n"Srns rnjos. Tn ample lurbart"
que Ic tapaba media cara Da<t6 pa
IA romplrtar a tra>furmacidn.
-Creo qu" 10 podri reconocarle
nadie-iij2 a Aniao miranda "on NJ
Va satisfaction al negro.
Y" mlsmo e<taha pFe2uniand"-
me DE- don't" ma SaLid" este h"mor"
-cont->to "I p"rlu2u'S,-hS'a aD-
Solutament"' 'iHS'oTrr@p. y po'tra
acercarSr Il kaiani sin tenor d" IN"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

li>tanria. trada. Que ramiHai'a Jun
Ia Il Ia hanaca de Alfredo. lll"SiF" Il
este una construction lu' irhIa Il"
ser .i~ganleSra y que :" r."vaiia so
hr" las mnrallaS.
-:QuT rS. ESQ., pr"@un'" - ca
zaior con ri"rIa "m"rI"r.
IL pa'ari" ''' h'H- "E"''
lrada.
-Creia que Iu'ra "I d"i ""'''OF' i
quicn Odio.
No "Stard Icjo>. aIn".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

bin. Venezuela, Chile. Peru. Cuba Y
MeXicO...
Fl concepto cs false. a todas luces;
mas pienso que ha de llegar el dla
en- que vaya siendo rectificado. Sc
nccesita un csfUerzo de intarcambiG
que crlcc los lim:tcs ubipicos de
IA confraternidad idcalista Y entire
en- G. tergeno positive del concrete
aib!iogr&f;co. Entonccs Sc aaotaran
los crrorcs de esra indiferencia. ~
que no dcsdtn, por n caltur@ dc
America.
! tai indifference no cs ohStina.
ci6n. nj rencor. NJ v"aidad. 2s ms
aicn apatIa, inac;iviGad, crcastilla-
miento. Y. tai ve2. IN resto dc OF
guiio mctropo!itano. Tan rs asi QUO
! Ruben Dario, por eicmpIo. dejo hue,
tlay tan hondas en- la vida litera'
! ria de coui. que Sc le cons!dcra IN
~ I'D. !,
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'"'''' "~'I":,-L,o par, - o..
a;,;,i,.
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'o> ''P'"'''' ~" IT,. rat,.. Il,
nuS ''' 1t, .Ia. on,
J,':r. !. nc,
'el" ; ~ :.I;.,I ,,.
"'''e Tvs
"t'o may Pe'"~""' i'' :.
ia IN" ""ScuL" nc III 'o'e''.
iE~H'!!canc''' II "'''''''' p''''o .:
'o"oS los '"'''' "'''e'.''' ~ 49,,
'"'' '"' =, t.L' -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
GIRO POSTAL con lNGLA1ERKA

NNHRID. SeptI.mbrc dc t9i6.-
Han GurIado jcrmlnada> las ne@O-
r.Griolr> due :" vrnian rcaIllandn
con ln-.aje~ra para cStabiec"r u II
r." postal ron E>pafa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
VAPOR

LONDRES. Septiembre 9.-Un HeS
pacno dc Ia AecncIa Reuter- pr2ccd2h
tc Ge Amsterdam dice que el varor
holandes "Zeearcnd' fUe torpcdeado.
La t~ripulaci0n sc sa.v6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
teratura Y del arte.

Per ac;: sJe "n dcrcolgarsc mu
cir2chos Que a;@avcsa~on 81 At!a1tico
Da"a recibir consaCraci0n de manoS
de los pan:ific"s de II ro"sia caste
llama. Esos muchacho: viSitan tod2s
las redaccioncs, Sc ~prcsentan = TO-
dos los artistas V periodistas en- 90
ga. Y en- cada csquina esTetan poe,
mi:ias. modcrnis;a5 imsustanc:alcs Y
V. bosoS. La hW.a de este pueblo
@umhGn ' maiiciOso hi clasificad" 4
c.tos vcl siricadorcs inoccntcs ansio-
SOS De renombrc: los llama "rUisclo-
res amcricanos." 70 no ne he atre-
vido q ertrar en- cl grcmio; no Qulero
pasar Dor IN ruisenor americana. En-
mi seria tanto mas extravaganza Guam
to que no podria ~disculpar mi torpc.
"a atribuytndola Il ~locuras de juven-
tue. VA peino
Prefiero, como cualquicr hijo de
vccino. j., venir. c = mis- anchas.
sin miedo 4 la c~ritica, sin apereibi-
miento para Ia ironia. sin IA obEgada
genuflexi6n. sin el elogio vulgar c
insincero. sin necesidad. Ell fin. de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
BoMBARDEo AEREo DE ESTA-
CLONES ALEMANAS

LONDRES, Septiembre 9.-Las
escuadrillas de aeroplanos f%ranceses
han efectuado dos i~mportantes m
cLrsiones sobrc las eStaciones de los
ferocarriles militares en- los campos
que rodcan Il Metz.
En- cl parte Official frances de hoy
Sc anuncia que los aviadores mill
tares f~ranceses que hicieron las dos
citadas operacioncs aercas arroJaron
doscientas dieZ homhas de altos e%-
plcSivos Y que los photos aseguran
u los p~royecti'cs causaron grandeS
Gn5os
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

4" sea po>ihi" ."> >ana,nri"> anil
G5rr.ul0S0S.
I.o~ Reyes riI"ron arlamai"> p0r
Ia murAndumhrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
VAPOR HOLANDES A PlOUE

AMSTERDAM. SeptiemDre 9.-ha
sido echauo 4 pique por on s@bma'
limo eli vapor hcland&s ''Zeea"end
La uripulaci0n Sc saivo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

En- Barcelona. Vi a dos hombres
celehres en- la literature. dramatica
Iglesias, el autor de Los Viejos';
Y Grimera, eli roeta de ''Ticrra ba-
ia" Y Maria Rosa"
Durante una representation de
Ia Arlesiana" de Daudet. en- IL
plaza de las Arenas. a IN termlna-
ci6n de I'm acto, cuando los Ohrer0S
-porque Sc trataba de n function
neutrality-suspicious. de aQui para ALA
por los pasilios de Ia sala de es-
per:iculos. improvisada en- el vasto
reGondel. me pic6 Ia curioSidad un
homhre escualido, vestido con modes,
TIA. de larga Y lacia cabe!!era aSo.
mandose por bajo Ell fieltro negro
Y de anchas alas. Y rostro Seco )
hueSoso. que hacia pensar en- un Don
Quiiote con anteojos. La tigu-
III no era extravaganza; era mtere'
sante. ' mas que ESQ. tiplca. original
Pvrsonificaba como otras tantas eS,
pa7olas. IN pueblo Y n raza. Los
CLOS tenian extraordinario brlllo; IA
cara aspera gesto; el cuerpo. actitu,
des desmayadas.
-.Quien cs?-le pregunte n edi
Tor PamGn Araluc1 que Sc hallaba d:
mi lado, Y era mi directorio. mi "ci,
ceronc' : mi guia.
-E,s Iglcsias-me contcst6 Ara
lucc:-ticne mucho prestigio-1quit
re listed ser ~presentado con 81?
mora no-respondi. VA encon
traremos otra oportunidad.
Y micntras cstuve en- Barcelona
Il cportunidad no volvio 4 p~resentar
SC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
La infanta dona Isabel de Barban asistio6 en- Barcelona a
Ia coronation de Ia virgen de Queralt
Sgue preccupando a Romanonss la escasez de carbon en- Espana
Otras notcias de Madrid y de prosvincias
r~eccupando a Romanones Ia escasez de ca,
Otras ~noticias de Madrid y de prosvincias

Fl nuny0 >nrvi.i0 dari romlcnz0
IN Hr"Vr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11
CONFISCACICN DE VAPORES

ROMA. Scptiembre EEL Gobier-
no ha confiscado trcinta y cincO "a
pores alemanes que Sc hallaban inter-
uados en- Italia. los cualcs suman
10000 toncl&das.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-11

Ia Hcrdad cs que me ne propucSto
c primeI" 4 los puebioS que 4
la gentcs. i los grupoS que 4 los
indivlduoS. BESIDE luego' las ciuo2
DIES I" Su aSPrc'o 'o'"'' =! SeSu'""
los e'empLaTes ne huf""'''U"" Se'eC''
y representatives {" '"' P''"''"' '"'-
DIES !~hdi'l"u".e ''"''"'' 'N"o'F
m"nto un Fafo placer t" o"'e''"'
d'S"e MI MSigfI'lc"hc'"' "! III
agnn!mo; me ilamo Don Made '
..-i 40 lazy @"'e'' Il ''!c 81 "' ii
ri, mega 'aS"' III "'o''o "i'i'oH X
Eoa"2 en- 'acti'"H como 'e''' "
los 'ot"%fai"S ' los PREREQUISITES be
este modo puc"o Yer ""S al H"'u'"''
: S"'PreE~sE c'@'S que q"'""A "e
ora m"'!cr" Se n' "'"''''' IAN p"
'"''"" '''"'S'
,I ..a.i.. ,oro ~. o,o .,
-, -. ;,..,io,
u,.orfio;a % ,~.o,.oIo =.
rS;.sI on.o. :
- oior.ic;o do II no,sric.
rnooo he no,Iido comprendor QUO
Ia. r.a.a+o. e~sra5olas saben ooco de-
, .;L, ,o.,ura1 ia 10 Ararico I,t;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-23
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Next weeh
Christmas Carol"
BY
CHARLES DICKENS

same 10 our ears moment later.
In high. clear y0ico--a dear. be.
loved voice that sent ms lying TO
the door In an agony OF hope.
"Norah" ! cried. "Nofah No
rah Norah1" And as her blessed
arms closed about mo the tears
that had been denied mo before
came In a torrent OF Joy.
There. there" murmured she.
pattlng my shoulder with those
comforting mother.pata. What's
all this about7 And why tldn't
somebody meet me7 tele.
graphed. You didn't get TT Well
forgive you. llowdy.do. Petcr'
suppose you are Peter Now.
don't smile that MepbiEtophelian
smile at me. II doesn't Brighten
me. Won Gerhard. take him down
20 hlR hotel I'm dying for my
my kimono and bed. And this child
II trembling like race horse
Now run along. all or you. Things
that look greenery-yallery at night
always turn pink In the morning
Peter Won Gerhard Mr..
Blackic' Shoo,"