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Historic dc Roma. Con1Trade deSfe los
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
OBRAS DIyERSAS

TlustratO para 1916 . . e. soc
ygnrIat ge Ia Crfa de Galllnas 81. Q. Si.Ul
ytqta al r-drdor del Mundo. intereSanie re-
Iacr6n uoyc!eSca de un viaje por las pTln-
c5uaIcs regiOaeS Y ciudades del mum
do. o.. e. -. e. 80
La Voc de Ia NaJlraleza. CoieGc!on dc MS.
IUrias ' nUyelas morales - Sl.-'
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FilOSoria Elemental, por Balmes. CoQtiene
lGsiCa, metariSicd. erca, etc -. SIPS
p~eyoCtOnarIo GuadalUpanO.. .. 25c
CateClSmO de perseverance,. .. $l.0G
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Cristlaua. Llbro Cuya lectura Nos hace
aSistir a Ia Iucha de dos generaCiones
contrarias Ia una armada con los aTreOs
de Ia reroCIdad, y Ia Otra con Ell SimbOlO
EeUtNtpF-- . g. .. -. -. - -. -. . 500
FL GenIo del CTlstIanlsmo. Esta cbra. como
Ia anterior. IS dc las meLOreS para los
h~OsaCes. AIhbas estan editadaS q TODD Iu-
TO-, 81 ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
NOYELAs \ 35c C.ADA UNA

NOYELAS 4 35c CADA UNA
NaldiiaS sean las Nu!eres
MalGI!OS sean los HOmbres.
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ATte &c bUscar NaTidO.
Las EyaS MOdernas.
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FL Inferno de los Hombres.
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Su MajeStad 81 Amor
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La FFinCeSa del Dollar.
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CalvarIO de Amor.
POr SegUIT q una Nuier.
MaldttOS sean los CelOs
La Cnrtc del Amor.
e Alma en- VI EeSO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
oBRAs POETICAs DE PEN
RELIGION

Historic Sssratz Recop;lac!tn S0berbis del
Antique : NIev0 ~TeStamcDto. LlbTO cue
Contlene Is CompI.Cada historic del pue-
Olo de Israel Y CIe pJlta las !I=uras DE
DstriarCaS = pTofe;as. V'eudoSe Clarameu-
re como sc prepare 81 gran SUCeSO Dc Is
yenlds del MsStaS. EdlcIOn de luio. IN
Tomo grAnde - 90. - e. -. E. S-u0
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ComuIEstOr General 75c
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CiSnario Gel Cristianu =. . zoe
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POESLAS.

Poeslas de Antonio Plaza. o.. OF. SOC
Past1Iarias. Ubras pOe;lcas dc Manuel ".
Poeslas de Manuel Acuia. Ai,GIentadas con
FL drama III FaSatD'-- &c 6De
Los T~ToyaGoreS dc NeAlc0. HeTuOSa cOler-
ion lie ppe,las lie lIest-yS melyreS aU-
torres. 4 Ia rlSrtca Sue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
ESPIRITISlIO

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49, r---F -.
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II LIbro De lbs Mediums. st
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oes 75C
Il EyalSeII0 se-ln 81 ESpiTIt!SnO.. . p az
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CeYocionarto espL-.Is!a. -, o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
NOvELAS DE zoe C.ADA UNA.

e BeCerrO de ORC.
El Hijo Maltlio.
e NanusCritO de mi Madre.
Maria, pOT Jorge ISacS.
e CuTa de AIdea-
Dora.
SZucela-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-19
EISTORLA

ceYocionarto espl-tas!a-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
DA ERNEST, PA.
MORTO NELLA MINIERA

Luned mnaori di Ernest dedero la piu bella della
oro soidareta 81 attava d loro compagno un
onesto lavoratore un martire della mniera.
II ventenne ALADINO GUERRIERI trovato morto sabato
mattina miniera No. motore eerco che eg
duceva triste 81 dfuse baleno
qpanti Pavevano conoscuto.
funera mponent furono celebrate nee antmerdane di
uned Una foa raccota nnanz dove
povero esnto per accompagnaro ala Chea dopo
lie preci d ro al "St Bernards Cemetery" in Indiana.
Al rappresentan HU NJ of A. in dversi liguaggi
dedero umo addio al compagno esnto 10 fecero bre
dscors che vasero rappare poche la
CRIME al PRESENT.
Aadino era native d prov. di Piceno
lasca mel profondo doore genori frae Alfredo, Pero
Clemente, Mariana Adelna.
famiga nosre condoglanze la nostra paroa di
forto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
LA SAVOY BAND DI NUovO ALL'OPERA

La Savoy Band d Ernest Pa 81 erorganizzata col soo
g Petro Maccagno ALA runione del II correne gil
aggiunsero tutt giovanni voloneros del
quail piu della meta gia' sano ben
La medesima 81 e. formata Pamminsrazione:
Maestro Direttore Petro Maccagno
Presdente Onorario ........... Cataldo Vaenti
Cassere e............................ Michele Macro
Segretario Observation-Disclosures. Aberigo Moraca
Gil Ernesto Rghetti Stefano Tortella, Pasquale
Pacuz Gno Zanone Giovanni Creature Augusta Maco For
male Gaetano Jane Macro Fernando Manen Domenico
Ugo Condrucc Gulo Rghet Michele Pefett Steve Ledlem
Del Luigi Henry Da Pra, Antonio Rondneh Amedeo
Moraca Zanoni Zambon Barooeo Valen
Pasquale Valenti Raymond Lahr.
La musicale avrauogo nea sala di Michele Macro
per gil Creekside per que d Ernest al Ernest Ha
Tu deserano parte della sue banda devono
far donanda Administrations
prevede che delta banda pogreda breve tempo endo
gil maggior ga isruiti che
d unga duraa poche quasi tu gil alumni sab in
parte con proprieta'.
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II matrimonib definite da per-
some autorevoli:
Un medico: E. una febbre IN
termittente che incomincia col
caldo e finisce sempre col fred
do.
Un farmacista: E. un depri-
mente per lie afezioni di cuore.
Un giurista: E un contratto
che non annette rescissione,
neppure col risarcimento del
damn.
Un negoziante: E una specula-
zione che conduce quasi sempre
al fallimento.
Uno scrittore: E un romance
che non di RADIO ha parecchie
edizioni.
Un impresario: E un abbona-
mento che la infedelta' coniugale
lascia talvolta in sospesO.
I'm filosofo: E. una catena cosi
pesante che talvolta occurre es-
sere in ire per portarla.
Un fisico: Due gocce dolio che
galleggiano vicino sullacqua
senza mai fondersi assieme.
I'm matematico: E una pro-
porzione nella quale 81 hanno tre
termini cogniti: II marito, la
moglie e la suocera, ed un ter
mine incognito: la felicita'.
Un teologo: Fun inferno al
quale 81 perviene non gia' per il
peccato mortale, sibbene per uno
del sacrament.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
Per FINlRE
&#&

Durante Pultimo combatti-
mento della settimana scorsa a
Gina. .sulle Dolomiti Cadorine,
medicavo un povero alpino a
cui una pallottola aveva attra-
versato il polmone.
Mel dettare lie diagnosi al ca
porale soggiunsi: '1a pallottola e.
penetrate in cavita' ,"
Ma il povero ferito levandosi
a stento dalla barella con cenno
di diniego esclama orgogliosa-
mente:
No, sior tenente; Ia m'ha ci-
spa' che giero de fora, no n tel
bpso!
(Mi ha preso che ero all'aperto
non nella caverna).
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(Continua a pagina 81
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
PICCOLO INCENDIO AL BREWERY

Mel pomerggio marted piccoo incendo esviuppato
ala locale fabbra brra mel dpartamento deposito bar
Sembra che uoco abba avuto orgne da eplosione
venuta mel locale stesso.
uoco fu subito donate dagi stessi mpegat del Brew
cry.
Quannque fuoco abba pouto sviupparsi prendere
larghe denzoni damn ascendono cca $2000 II locale
asscrato delta verra' quanto prma pagaa daa
Thompson Insurance Agency"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
FRA Gil ARTIST PREMIATI ALA FIERA DI INDI

Signora Fecita Fonae d Ernest ha ottenuto PRIMO
PREIO ALA era d Indiana neIa CARA dele rcamarc
cuscinetto aristicamente avorato in seta fnssima.
II modeIo provenva da Torno.
-Gia' Tarte talana e. sempre itaiana.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
vIENE ALA LUCE MEL CARCERE

Sabato nee local. carcer contea la Sgra Angelina
Bog che ne seon d gugno fu rova copevoe d omicidc
second grado dato ALA maschetto Puerpera
onato godono ottima salute.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
PER ILLEGALITA'

LIE vare deg agenti bra che dovevano uogo
oesta ettana in core furono quasi lutte ramandate ce
bre
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
RAG1oNIERA INFEDELE CoNDANNATA

Signora Edwin Hty ragoniera della da Bon Ton,
d frode danno deazienda amminsrata, fu da
Gude On Langham condannaa ad unanno ed gorno dl
"wokhouse da scontars mel penitenzaro d Allegheny Pa
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
ATIRAIEDS0 IA 00NTEA c aNT0RH.
IN CORTE

PIETRO VITA di Creekside accusato d complca neles
poone della d Frank Antonucc pure d Creede cu Ia
moge d quest perse vta fu da gurat rovato
ST come imputato -. ...s
Lunedf gil sara data la sentenza ! ! 80
eg9<i".
Nea d Joe Rupa accusato d sparao nen-
zone uccdere connazonale Luigi Oucc rovato dai
gurati colpev5le in cinque
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16
OTTIMA OPPORTUNITA'

d matton 34x44 negozo ed ot 85x2OO in via
princpae d Nord Homer City negozo trovas stock
gener dvers del vaor d $500 questo 81 vende
"a fabbricato Vcino avorano crca 5000 mnator tut
amways fermano d fronte al negozo Rivogers August
Sumberg, Homer City, Pa.
ST opeai di prma asse-buona paga rvoger
ala Josephine Furnace and Coke Co., Josephine Pa 37x
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-09-16

LETTERE TTALIANE GIACElTI ALA POsTA DUDIANA
Maria Terario, Dimagno Constantine Tito Iezz Tee
o2o So aoe $i55f 4R0o 66o GRs929 R29 A2a n 2 a
Angelo Tea Joe Miccechi, Alexandra Cento
H. w. FEE, Uficiale postale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21

upon German soil. but upon the high
seas. the property of no government
and Of no power and upon unarmed
merchant vessels.
Until that question is settled, J do
not purpose joining in any movement
to nag the President Of the United
States. | do not believe the men who
followed Jackson and Lee are yet ready
TO put cotton and human life upon the
same basis, especially when they have
sense enough TO know that IL would
not help cotton If they did.
"What would do2 | would do what
the United States did during the French
Revolution and the Napoleonic wars
and AT other times when we were faced
with this unfortunate situation Of mad
dened belligerent nations not respect
ing neutrals' rights. | would lodge my
protest and stand by the principle OF
international law rather than fight
about money, and ! would wait until
the people TO whom | was to appeal
had become sober and cool, and then |
would accomplish about what the
United States did in the Geneva award"
IL should like 20 hear the Senator ex-
press an opinion about another issue
besides money" said Senator Hitch
cock. Does the Senator know anything
about the violation OF the mails Of the
United States upon the high seas !"
What the Senator wants me 20 say,
| suppose" replied Mr.. Williams. 'is
that | would agree to declare war upon
Great Britain and have lot of Irish,
English. Welsh, Scotch and Americans
and Canadians killed because my mail
had been interfered with. Well. | de-
cline 10 do II. | do not know how i'm
portant his mail IL. but mine is not i'm
portant enough for that. and | do rot
think the mail OF the average citizen
is unless it is some spy within the
United States bearing the title OF
American citizen, while he owes allie
glance to some foreign government As
far as he Is concerned, / do not care
whether his mail is interfered with or
not
II mean do not care enough TO shed
blood about II. As TO whether British
censors have taken private business
letters and handed them over 10 British
concerns, | do. not believe a word Of
that"
Senator Smith made reply 70 Senator
Williams, whom he called cotton
planter with no knowledge of business
and statistics" He said that he was
not advocating war and would oppose
any President who did But, insisted
Mr.. Smith, he was not opposing Presi-
dent Wilfon. for whom he had great
admiration and for whom he expected
to vote next fall. Nor was he apologiz-
ing for ermany, as he approved what
the President had done TO prevent dan
gers on tho sca
But" he said, because Germany is
guilty of murder, are we TO consider
England has right to commit rob-
berry,"
Senator Smith declared that Congress
should act because the President could
do no more than write notes. He said
that he did not want to 60 TO war, but
insisted that the U1ited States should
have the nerve to insist upon its COM
mercial rights. The embargo 20 force
England's hand, Senator Smith sug-
gested, should be made effective within
thirty days unless Great Britain
yielded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21
CUBANS MAY ASK U. S. AID
Liberal Leaders Propose American
Supervision Of Election.

Havana, IAN. 2O.-Promineni leaders
Of he / .bersl party who are opposed TO
The action Of the Conservatives III re-
',''lr,.S.,,rr President Menocal on the
ryound Tia. the principal Of reelection
"a a menace TO the country, are DIS
cussing secretly a proposal to request
the United States 10 appoint commit
Zee 70 come 10 Cuba and supervise the
next Presidential election. Those VINO
favor the plan assert that II would pre-
Vent a repetition Of the irregularities
Of the second election Of President
Palma. which was followed by upr'slhgs
49, illuminated In the revolution Of
1905 and the second American interven-
ton. ,t
il Is said, would remove any excuse Tor
tracted much attention at the triumph
Of the reelectionists In the Conservs-
tive marty on Monday, but is now sub
.iiinG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21
BRITISH FIGHT "A
AIR DUELS In DAY
Tenant Denies Germans
Hold Upper Hand in
Aviation.

London, Jan. 90 With the increased
effort 10 perfect aerial battlecraft has
come renewed activity Of the ayiators
on the west front. The British official
statement issued tonight reports four
teen fights In the air to-day. Two Ger
man machines. IL says, were driven
back into their own lines. while the
British lost one plane.
The assertion made By section or
the British press that the German
aerial service recently has been per-
fected so that IL surpasses that Of the.
British is not indorsed by Harold j.
Tenant, Parliamentary Under Secre-
tary for War, who was questioned on
this subject this afternoon IN tho
House Of Commons. Mr Tenant said
the military authorities we're satisfied
that British airmen had given a good
account OF themselves In recent fight
ing
The German method Of fighting in
the air, Mr. Tenant continued, is OF
defensive nature. The new Fosker
which have been described
in the press as superior % those Of the
Allies, were well adapted for defensive
work. the Under Secretary explained,
but incapable Of making long flights.
II the Germans adopted the offensive
and went behind the British lines, he
thought they would meet machines
quite equal in efficiency and speed 20
the Fokker.
Nearly all fights In the air occur on
the German side Of the line, Nr. Ten
nant added, and therefore when there
are casualties 1.-THE Germans, while
concealng their own casualties, can ad-
yertise ours
"A hostile aeroplane dropped three
bombs on the outskirts Of Luneville.
None Of them caused any damage. An
other aeroplane Of the enemy was
brought 20 the ground near Film. The
two officers on board the aeroplane
wero captured near Gcyilleur. south
east Of Luneville,' says the French
official statement.
IAN English biplane, carrying two
guns. the machine being n
unit of an enemy squadron, was shot
down near Tourcoing By a German
airman." says the Berlin statement.
"On the User. FIRE from our anti
aircraft gun forced an enemy machine
TO land in the enemy lines. The aero
plane was Immediately destroyed by
our artillery
IAN enemy aeroplane dropped three
bombs on the outskirts OF an unim-
portant village behind our lines" says
the British official report.
An attack By the British with the
use Of smoke bombs on the German
positions north of Frelinghien, in
Northern France. is announced in to-
days official statement BY the German
Army Headquarters. II is declared
hat the attack. along front Of sew
eral hundred yards, was beaten OF
With heavy loss 20 the British. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21
AMERICAN SHIP WRECKED
Gale Drives the Henry J. Smith Ashore
at Mouth OF the Mersey.
rs caols 70 II. rribusel

Liverpool. Jan 20.-The tour-mssted
ship Genry J smith. owned by EDWIN
Smith. 81 New York. which LEFT LIVER
poo. IN Tuesday for Cardiff. while re-
turning on secoun, OF temPestlous
weather lost her anchors, broke Ioosr
from tug and was blown ashore a.
the entrance Of the River Mersey this
morning. 80.
New Brighton and Southport he
boats. in response to the Smiths DIS
tress signals. went OUT ~ the heavy
Gale and stood ly the wreck unit. Cap
tain Lovcland. Of New York, and ms
American crew were safely landed al
southport. The ship lies high and dry
above the high water mark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-21
RUSSIANS STORM
AUSTRIAN RENCHES
Hold Captured Lines Against
Five Assaults, Says
Petrograd.

Landau. Jan. 2O.-The Russians are
making further progress IN the re-
.nmntion of their offensive toward
Czerrowitz. The Petrograd oiieial
statement tonight claims the capture
- a. sector Of Austrian trenches nortn-
cast Of the Bukowina capital from
which five successive counter ATTACKS
failed to dislodge them.
Vienna denies that the Russian at
taeks have made any gains, despite the
immense numerical superiority with
which they have been launched.
"Northeast of Czernowitz, in the re-
zion Of Rarinczle," says the Petrograd
statement. I'VE captured the sector Oh
AN enemy position. In an attempt u
recapture the sector the enemy maze
five desperate counter attacks all Oh
which we're repulsed with enemy losses
"In the region of Dyinsk our ar''l-
lery successfully bomba- ded an enemy
column which approached Schlossoerg
from the west. on the middle Stnpa
we stopped an attempt by weak ehei.|
units To approach our trenches.
The oeicia! statement from Austt'
AN Am Headquarters as received
here to-day says:
The new battle on tie Bessarabian
frontier has increased IN violence.
Tenacious attacks by superior RUSSIAN
forces at several places between Iop'
oroutz a.d Boyan were repulsed' Prlini-
cinallv BY the Budapest Honved DiN'-
sion. The enemy several times during
the engagements entered our trenchess'
but were each time repulsed IN haha'
to.hand lighting. with heavy losses
Al one place the 6,h and 3Oth Hon
we'd regiments made vigorous coun-
ter attack. The ground before the
trenches is covered with dead Rus
slams. ON the fighting ground Of Ger
tain battalions were counted as many
as 500 20 1000 bodies OF Russians who
had been killed.
THE front held by Generals Plan
ger and Baltin IS under the fire OF
Russian artillery.
There have been artillery duels in
Eastern Gaiacia."