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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-15
liz. NEMFsiO GARCIA NARANJo.

E,tuyirloa Gu seguida 0 81 Lie.
Garcia Naranjo. Eutregado &c lie
10 q sus IaboreS, nos rccibio en- ii
reduction dc 'Revista" Ncxicana'. /
As; habio e cx-Ministro dc lnstruc-
cioa Puhlica. sonador y pocta:
10 picuso pasar el l6 dc SEP
ticmbre de 1917 IN Mexico.
y por quc:-prcguntamos 70
sotros.
-roruuc ahi debi haber pasado Ia
.ies,as patrias de 1911. 1915 : 1916.
Poruuc es 10 normal que uno pa@c cl
S;a del ~anivcrsario dc Ia iHdepPu-
deucia dcutro del territoUio patrlo.
! = or los tres amos que van paSai.-
DO nc he visto precjsado a vlvir en-
81 ex,r@njcro. g ha debldo 4 cir
c~urstaucias anormatcs. cnrcram"ntc
gignas 4 mi voiuntaG. Y coutrarlas al
. scrtir del verdadcro c>piritu Do Nc
xic2; pcro esas circunStaUcias tienca
1 cue Dasar. y 81 Mexico artificial
| sostenido por el capricho dc aigunos
+, nroceres rorteameriCanos. sc tleiie
que derrumbar para dejar cl campo
alberto a la reconstruction del Me
yEco vcrdadero'. \ ]cltoaccs. los
verdadcros mcXicauos Gcbcmos en-
~coatrarnoS dpndc nos encontrar'a-
| mos hoy. 81 fucrzaS mayores no g
lutheran emrenado en- m~antcnernos
| leios dc la Patria, para quo los de-
T ,rrrtnres del pals pudicrau cometer.
! imavnemcatc. us dciitoS en- contra
! lie In nacionaIidad.
pcro este ticne que pasar-a%rcg
! @! vatc. aGariciaDdo su ruhna pc
| ~rll1-y ticnc que pHsar muy pronto.
| Una politica basada en- caprichos no
! 2ucde ser Guradcra. Sc tienc que
! 5~c.n,iciar en- Mexico, c" EStado@
! Unidos. ' CT cualquiera otra partc
| dol munGo. Carranza. que por meF-
! cca dc mister Wilson. ha llcgaGo d
| ser el Jcfc dc una Nacion, no po-
! ira CT el solo sIno como
20 S~osticncp tcdos los hombrcs dc 20
! aicrro: ppr cl rcspeto u Ia Ley, q Ia
! Jus,cia, 4 Ia Propiedad ) al Honor.
! Este 6 impossible? EntonceS sc de-
rrumlara acknowledgements. Adc-
mas. las proximas eleccioncs fedora,
les d. los E.stados Unidcs tlcnen que
incluir. dc manera decisiva. Gil los
dcstiuos dc Mexico. 81, como cs &c
presumirsc. @triunfa Mr.. Hughes. II
probable sc~i que los baadIdos dc
! Mj%ico 1T cucnten Ell la Casa Blan-
ca con Uu protector que autoTlcc
sUs fechcriaS. ! entonces. Carran-
"a Y SITS s~ecuaccs que hoy ostentau
@~ltiveccS dc criados enscherbccldoS,
~voiverj.u u las huuiidades dc antano.
~ sin protccUores que autorlcen su5
i~niquiGades, dcjaran ell escenario pa
blicc para sicmprc. Al eXtranjcro e
han debido su exaltaci6n: por ESQ.
cuando este les falte. Sc septIran
huarfanos de ecesgia, ' no diS2uta-
ran el mando.
f. ano proximo,-Siguio dicjendo
81 fogoso orador.-sera &c grandes
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Lie. L o BOTELLO.

Concise ' franco, cl Lie. Saiomc
Botcllo, ultimo Gobrrnador constiJ1-
cional del Estado de Aucyo Lc&n.
2~outesto:
10 no SO dondc pueda paSar ia'
fiestas del II veniGcro. Teuem"@
dchereS quo cumplir para con Ia F.
tria. cstare ca cl luCar quo rcclamc
81 cumrIimicnto dc csos dcber"i'.
Y 40 quisu cutrav ed mas eSpi'cl-
Clones.
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an MNleexico? .preuunto Ia Prensas' a los elr1lgralOs
Los senores Urrutia, Vazquez Gomez, Botelo, de la Fuente
V Garcia Naranio, son hombres de mucha Re
En- esta encuesta de ia Prensa" queda perfectanente dehoeado 81 sener
de los mexcanos que 81 italian reeugiados en- esta eiudad

norenta poi ciento de Sus energiaS Y
entrard en- 81 periodo dc Su recons-
t~ruccion. In este momeato, los que
no nos hemos prcstado para deytrulc
Ia Patris, debemos voiver para lc-
vantar 10 demohdo; y cl Is dc Sep
ticmbre de 1911 nos encontraran co}c
brando con hcchoS Ia fecha santa lie
nuestva Independence. Asi 10 c.
nero.
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NEcL>TfANnS -raGutsssfo u Espaiinl,
.rumpetcn,r. Dirija-c al Z. 8. BoE lis.
I.!2lc paS-. Tr>.. ianIe TeferenrlaS y Il
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TEci..iri>E Sciura para irsbatn, general
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. NECE5ITA .sXpRESS para tue lieye s1s
7s.scxs a Ia cstaci0n O lie Gamble suE mus
)iss. hGbielc q RoSaleS Tel. Travis ffSS.
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~ ~rEIgf-ITAN cnStIrrraS. infOTiiIl SRI
Nr.tiau. -. klst Houston ST. Altos Ola
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IL vENDE muy blrato IN "ochc con
dsirn;"s para rIaFro persofas. Tiene ituy
POGO U>0 Y oa"Gcc del TODD nuero.. Para
,a!nrmes teInfonec 4 Travis 5'G{. %
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SE TESSPAEi una Itenda baio muy be-
NJ. ConrlcIo.iCS = S!iUlGa en- my bGra
lug:r.t Iaro.maE en- 40! SO. Laredo 8.
san antonio, Texas.
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81 NECESITA iuycn meNiran2 para aSn'
dai;" rec1nlTFcra. ocurra Al southern H0'
'rl Gallo AZ. puIorn.i V Plaza Mili.ar.
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3;.iCiTUDEs

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cu.cG. BIcna5 gefcrcnCid,. Cllic Epson 5L!.
SIC
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NrrTS!rr .,n rroNiranos para r0Itar iciia.
<i.iG. Cur:c terra IlnpiH~ Tlnib!rn teIe--
nus ti1J acres Die algudon para piScaT.
p,riiirsr 4 El!srO i~iCrrcEJ, uOs9r;:. Teas.
(g-2S.j
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TENiJ.-i. Daralo. Cas5 clcSan;c dos 2ls9..
>l'r, 81! 'r-G, ~"n:riro. rloderHa on ;odn
-u'la.. l'Irc tr0cke;, %Gi5. 9-:ii-
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paea / ran s. co. l.
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con 81 cuarnc Y CON 81 aima ~re"rcs''
a mi latrIa. 81 "s possible.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
MORIARTY NEAR
DEATH, REPORT
Mcintyre Writes That Former
Tigers Illness Is Very
Alarming

In a letter 20 Detroit friends. Mat.
~ Mcintyre. new manager OF the
Mobile club in the Southern league.
says that he understands from
Southern leaguers who have been at
Memphis recently that George Mo
riarty. former Tiger and now man
ager Of the Memphis club. is very
low with typhoid fever The sched.
ule hasn't enabled Matty to reach
Memphis yet. but the information ne
has received indicates that II Is
feared Moriarty will not recover
George was taken III shortly after
he assumed the MANAGEMENT Of the
Memphis club in mid.season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
Playing Out in the Sunfield Cuts About Is Points
From Batting Averages Say the Outtielders
Can't Ogle Old Sol and
Then Judge Pitch
ing

Doa, PLAYING the surfs'4 ara
a caN players batting eye
Yes comes The answer a.
chorus
p.amoGd greats who aave PLAYED
ne sunne!d yea- aHe- wear 'asins
par each season in - o. more
games a, home and 90 or more on
Other seNs say The f"'iovs Vhn
mus. 60 and g.. err While iNoAinS
ono 50. ,QuAre,y IT. the lace are
.ourd to De Handicapped. IN bat
'ns
The players vNo strrd t0 rNe SUN
pasture then have 10 so 70 ,ce plate
immediately are especially hAHt.-
car p@d eaasng pitched balls
Sn.,lders who mir 2t5 wou.t
.log- e points h.sses each ear q
.>-.sa,1 90 other ne.1t veteran
s-cla
Has-v Hooper Boston world
series le-, eas PLAYED Tho sun gar
der fer seven yeAr- ard say- he
as,-,-r eve Is seriously affected by
e,u~rArtiyfp eerlng INTO The sun.
When ars' tried .he sunaslc
In 1903 I looked like a BIZ boot
said Hooper II missed the first Is
ball oa,Jed NY way by - feet Fred
Lake. our manager decided
vouldny do and put ne IN .ef' field
,.fa.a- rrasrh~a6. the surS.il
Job. bur abou, fol- years aEo my
eyes troubled re. An oculis, said
had strained both optics bv looS'n-
into the ,un as the muscles ins'.07
lively rugged 20 avoid be glare
hen I went after q Ball
II wore glasses Ter ysar while
not On The field hen c.soa-1e
them Ny eyes haven't troubled ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
GRAND LAUNDRY
NOT N ID. A. b. 4.

- ne result Of argument oys-
"a schedule Vie Grand LaHrI-y
team org haseapIi champion last
-.mwer. aI rot compete FOR p s.
% \ Hourrs In Detroit ft.s y,ar
-t-F games faI the Org.n,lst ION
1i sa a- falovs
Eastman S-ariTs Sc 9h 70
af - Anthony uarx & o.
I.Fr contain s. -uus
aaF -a $50 % N1r hpnst
~ fe.H Van
lpr.r G-a. q.
500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
RED S0X AGAIN
SETTING PACE
Beat Chicago In Twelfth and
Assume Lead Lost In ST.
Louis

CHICAGO, Aug l0.--Boston's Red
Sox are back on top again today.
whence they were pulled back by
the Browns last week
With first place again the stake.
the worlds champions will clash
with the White Sox in the fourth
and final game OF their series here
this afternoon
The dethronement OF the White
SoN came In the twelfth inning OF
yesterdays game Four singles In
that frame sent two Red SoX scurry.
ing across the pan and the Chicago
ans were unable 20 come back IN
their half
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
What May Happen
In Scores Today

Elmer = smith, tir,rIHndi
Elmer ~ tur - th~ frnu' n<
pinch hitter iu the seventh aud
with the score tied waItuped ibr
bali over IN. fence. sending
man tn shrnd,
Thc Red -oN. In hr-t place. md the
Indiau~, In third place, are titr
hoa rding hau-o picrrds'--tbry are 80
close together.
TUE ATHLETIC NON.
Fred NrrIkle suffered himself 20 be
Put out by the hidder bail trick Md
right At the self same second hnse
about which johnny J.1Frz has ~ rtt-
ten book.
Tes Horn-by. Of the Cardinals. got
four hits cot Of four times M.
Isrry cheney held the Cubs 10 1--WE
n,ca-iev Singles. BROOKLYN Tightening
Ia hold on ihnt nrNt place a. Pc
suit.
The browns defeated walter Jaba-
son Four or their seven hits were
doubles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
Set Back Wednesday
By Bush's Great
Pitching

With the Yankees still dangling O.
tantalzing lone 9oin, distau, and an
other chance 10 regain he Arst d.
vision reckoning 70 them, the Tigers
ALI conclude their series eirh the
Athletics This afternoon. The We'd
nesday trimming was altogether an
expected. bur none me less com
p,ete FOR that reason Buf - hap
pened that the Yanks were beaten.
TOO. and what may prove the Isst
easy chance for several days 20 re-
gain The first division IS here s1r q
ore-day stand
There is onlv one good reason
why The Tigers should not win from
Philadelphia This afternoon and that
IS nor overly good There rs e.
chance tNat Connie Mac w', pitch
back Myers. no hurled "A f-s ear..
Monday The a'rze- due 10 wors
hoVes.-. is Sheahan. wap a.aaF
has been cas- FOR rhe Derrolter=
Perhar- a recruit vlii cor a char
While tre cellar champs ara al. s-
c.sd and hi"iaz ti' ~ a0E
r--e Joe Bush - through FOR .1.-
series and Detroit .Has.I win t1tag
z. Is fe-es .rr~ 20 work and Do
- Il rr.t .r.e.s ra~a -Es dec G. .c
--a h.-- far chicago - (which r8sr
rtase rggr CHAM ~ Mitchell 1851.
.. called t.#--
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
Half Game of Making Good Astounding Prophecy Mont
Uprising of the Mackmen

THIRD-PHILADE
tripied TO the blescher-. Walsh
drew pass. strunk Joined the
parade, aiiirG the bases. Lajoir
hunted 90 Burns. who threw late
TO the plate aud Wit scored. La
Joie was given q sinsie. MrIapis
MED to ueilman and waisk scored.
all runuer~ advancing. WcEiwee
hit TO burus snJ strunk beat
GeorseS throw 60 the plate. Pick
nted q" Cobb and Lsioi~ scored.
WcEfwee took second when Cobb
threw wide 90 the plate. Haley
Tanned. -Four runs, two hits. ono
error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
Not the First Uprising.

rsers Were amazed at The uprising Of the A
several times this year Back in April they scored
the %
week later they ramped the Tally Ea
and beat the Nationals The
behind scored four Later
May made IN
cleveland 10 ed
w1tn Philadelphia and got beat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
MAGIC SPECS AID FIELDERS

TIE sHnEass's used b, Harry Hooper Red Wilbur
O
r.
r,eed 90 The the
he
Is
10 and n
wearing clarke in.
seldom lroGsh those
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
AA~HAA.s
G7E z'EEIyEI;i 80 l|lli

Of While Detroit
and their
monkey whole machinery 81 angs Junsa'rtF
Not only had had made
acted they were eadl 70
thev objectionable
behaving like ball club They spoiled pe't 5000
wi kept ge
and probably easier mao
summed ~
Instead Of ihs IlgsI- ae buffers orNttn
havoc 10 every
s4 Wat -na'-oo1e -oH ~ establish
he
lns haHs, .s' famous oa,e cons
"Whsts me
pigut, me q
long 20 .rl 81 BE-
la beat O. rg
Sseoon -a
d
IorlaA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
Miss Harris NJ. and Geers Win
Feature Races at Pitt Opener

10 I.r~r.t th.. easily M, ,he . NJ
f''' """ ne W
pace, and NI|s bti. rIe 10 form.
-.. ....,..J r... ..I.. ......-,
''- ''d'iI OF me
aft. fr.H '.. standpoint % the
,.,,.,,.I - .-... ~,
'..''f - W. or
tiptT- IN .r. Ik rruf when no I'm.
.t
'''' 'l a..N SON WIN hoh
trErDr M.~stt'. N..fffYI una ueIi
t..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10

Rs, Caldwell WINS foolish like n
for when he earned hi. IS-daN lay
OF ~ the hottest part of the summer.
RAY would he ~orId-brRter ~ h.
could show the hradNvork IN the bon.
And " oul, cost him fSOO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-10
He's a Great Pitcher.

~ usH allowed only cobb 90 tha' IN ne h in
TX ME
- nagged and The foa hign S 70 Esa A neArly
Walsh studded the bal
fell flat Only three balls The oane A. for hose MacHsa
Isioe SrunB Walsh and Mcinnis likely
n ball despite modern
II baseball world and recognizing
stick been a
many
grand
effective
nsincthe
he allowed
would
of
the hits he has allowed and
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The Black Magic of Jones

other days Fielder Jones
witch or at the duckinE stool For
Fielder been oabbrg
his Browns were hopeless ADD Is behind hrst
August H. St Louis BE-
other date he
~ All OF which
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Uncanny-and Dangerous.

positFey uncanny or d
season end then
~ Trer-to
likely The
the fag
Browns will not bother them
the veakof
these will subside b.
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Tow NJ ASgu5r 10 and n a. ne eaEGe sFandnEs The
ne lead MGeoyer inscribed 9a' the Browns haf
behind
b y for - Louis 70 into the f division
Of do
t that have happened
last
Ce A
ci n.Eh
be"sse the Athletics ate losing
back
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'Patted for Baker In 'h~ fourth
RATED for Cunningham In ~"
seventh
tRs'ted for Mitchell IN th. ninth
Innings ......,i t6s
Detroit ..r.......0 o o o 8 o % % Ii
Philadelphia ....l . g q 81
Total hases-D-troit s Ph'iadei-
phfa 20 Sacrifice hfs-WGish La
jole McInnls. Nrrl-ce. Pirk stolen
hAsea--Cobb. T.aiofe Pitching cum
mary Two hits and u times AZ bar
~ puhgc IN 3 innings > hits and 10
times at bat OF Cunningham In Z IN
nlngs hits and times AZ rat on
Mitchell in ? innings Two base hit
Haley Three base htfs-Wi't Nc
Kse struck .out-Ry puhur. !
Haley by l. Bush. CHeilrnan ?
pubuc. Fuller Cunningham Nttt.
Burns. KavanaEh . PuRhp Bases
on balls---0T Duhuc tMctnniE
walsh s,runkD ~ Cunningham. =
witt :. haley. on 7. Bush g
young z, y Rush, Gilman. Craw-
ford - Double plays--T.aiOie Wit
and Mcinnl- Burns tunss=ist~d1
First base on errors Detroit
Philadelphia ] left on bases Dc
troit. > Phuadelphis s Passed balls
- Baker. Haley. rf~Kee Tlme-i -
rmpires-OT,o and Evans At
'cu1AnCe-2 200
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PHILADELPHIA
Totals

'Patted FOR Baker In 'h~ fourth
RATED for Cunningham In ~.
a.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-31
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
 HAIR COMING OUT MEANS DANDRUFF
% CENT "DANDERINE" WILL SAVE YOUR HAIR AND
 DOUBLE ITS BEAUTY.
TRY THlsI YOUR HAIR GETS SOFT, NAVY, ABUNDANT
 AND GLOSSY AT ONCE.

Save your hair! Beautify it! It is only a matter of using little Dander- inc occa asionally to have a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft. lustrous. wavy and free from dandruff. It is easy and inexpensive to have pretty, charming hair and lots of it. Just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan derine now-all drug stores recom- mend it-apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance; freshness, fuffiness and an incomparable gloss and 1ustre, and try as you will you can not find a trace of dandruff or falling hair; but your real surprise will be after about two weeks use when you will see new hair-fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hafr-sprouting out all over your scalp -Danderine is, we believe, the only sure hair grower; destroyer of dan druff and cure for itchy scalp, and it never fails to stop falling hair at once.
 If you want to prove how pretty and soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and care fully draw it through your hair-tak- ing one small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful in just a few moments--a delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries this.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-31
CAPE COD CANAL

Naturally the visit to this country of the U-53 and the destruction of five vessels off Nantucke light has caused much uneasiness in shipping circles and not a little thought has been directed towards the blocking of such operations. The result has been that it is found that the Cape Cod canal can be utilized to a. great ex- tent in this undertaking, for zaora than half of the nearly 300 foreign flag ships that enter the port of New York from North Atlantic lanes in the last month were of a draught of less than 15 feet and Is others were of less than 19 feet draught and all of these would have been able to use the canal, which would have made it possible for them to have kept within the three mile limit of this country from Nova Scotia to New York and thus have reduced the number of ships passing through the waters where the U-53 operated.
 Thus if the U-53's visit was simply a tryout, the canal offers relief for many, and it is also made apparent that not all the vessels which are able to use that waterway are doing so. The Cape Cod canal is a private en- terprise but it is great protection to shipping and it is entirely probable that it will be more so, whether in times of peace or in war.