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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05
READY MONEY

Again the page is turned toward Bsbee's progress This time the postoce is the piece de resistance that institution owned operated and fully controlled by Uncle sam gives the community the best endorsement it could possibly have.
 Bisbee stands first and foremost in the list of Arzo cities with its postal savings depository It well up toward the head the list when postal receipts vancng faster than any community in the state of any lge
 The receipts for February, March and April show . great increase for the last named month. They follows: February. s235OO5; March. sS1954S; Apri! s46674S This is increase of twenty-five per ,f either of the first named months and is substanf rise from April 1915. and great increase the period in 1914.
 Figures have become available regarding the none: business 1s15 both domestic foreign. II the welvemonth 4O724 domestic orders issued az yregatng sS9O.OS16S In the period S464 foreg, orders issued, amounting s53,695O6 This is verage of 131 orders day.
 The total deposits in the savings department, at th close of business April SO s15S552 April 1915. dis closed increase in this end of the postoice of s13S me period last year
 Certainly figures in this instance, do not lie. Nor car the postoce department be charged with falsying fo the benefit of the big mining city merely tn assertion made many times that the Warren District is the ready money center of the great Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05
WAR SUMMARY
fRx Review Leased Wirel

The curtain of fire of the French has set at naught another German attack launched against the trench. attack launched against the trench es which the French recently cap tured at Le Mort Homme. This en- gagement. which is characterizeG pS Paris as a small one, has been the only fighting by infantry on the French and Belgian fronts. A very violent bombardment is reported m the region of Hill S04 northwest O, Verdun.
 The Germans are still throwing shells in great numbers against the Iksskull bridgehead of The Russians 1n the eastern front. There also has been a heavy artillery duei OetWeei, the Germans and the Russians in the region south of Krevo.
 The usual bombardment and isola ted infantry attacks are in progress on the Austro-Italian front.
 The Turks started two ofineSive movements against the Russiars. One near Baihurt and the other near Er- zingan. Both were. repulsed. accord m gto Petrograd. The German gen eral Lyman von Sanders. is superiu- tending the concentration of Turkish troops in northern smyrna and de fense measures for Turkey Asiatic coast
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05
Friday Morning, May 5, 1916.
LET US HOPE

We are told that General Hugh L. Scott. behalf of the government of United States, General Al varo obregon behalf of the facto government in Mexico have reached agreement that will the full cooperation the troops and the eventual withdrawal the American forces from Chihuahua and the solution of the great problem which facing of the greatest countries on the American continent.
 Let hope that it will all come out that way!
 President Wilson. and his cabinet, harassed across the Atlantic by Germany and the Allies, across the Pacf c by Japan, have Mexico the south Every section of the nation wants something and the border is more interested in Mexico than anything else. We think we right demanding first attention but the admnisra ton must be given credit where credit is due and there is much credit due.
 The agreement between the two military men wouf appear surface and without investigation to be panacea all of Mexcos ills It would appear that all the First Chief his minister would have order the bandits eliminated and they will BE eliminated. It would appear that the withdrawal of Am erican troops Chihuahua will the immediate reconstruction all therein lies We border folk wish that could implicitly believe.
 The past however is too fresh in the minds of Am ercans (both those who lived in close proximity tc the border and those who have either had interests i who have lived here) to imagine that the ban dit problem will be immediately taken of This is attitude of the majority this side of the international boundary regarding the economic conditon Mexico The condition of de facto currency the con don of the Mexican states. from productive stand point the status the mining and manufacturing indus tries which will not permit of great faith in Mexico
 On the other hand have faith in the President and his policy Mexico He has to sources Of information denied to border people. His judge ment and the judgement of his cabinet has been good and our faith is pinned not on Mexico, but him.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05
RAISING soNoRA,S LID

With the memory of Naco, its white lights and its black spots fresh the minds of the people of Cochse county the suggestion that Sonora might again be opened up" meeting with great degree of ap proval in this section
 For benefit of the residents the American side of the information is given that the raising of the lid" will that the state will be thrown wide open to the liquor traffic Adolfo de a Huera who is slated to P E. Gales governor of the will be in charge and Gales declares his successor will in entire sympathy with his past conduct of the internal affairs of Sonora.
 From purely economic standpoint the people of Co chise county particularly those from the Warren District Douglas will not in all justice rise and wei come the possibility of securing 'fced stein" Sunday holiday They realize that with every steir the spirit of the prohibition in Arizona is being brok en- They get point where they would rather have the traffic in their country, where some amount oi revenue can be derived and where it be lated
 It will be remembered that with the opening of the saloons Naco last year drunkenness increased alarm ingly Sundays the tneys" from Naco, brought their loads of liquor nside many mem back to the District where the local officers had to deal with them.
 The sensible person in this section hopes that de lS Huerta will continue without throwing the saloons open along the border: that method is secured where by more liberal and more efficient method of applying the Arizona dry statute can be effected
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05

Ofsetting the British disaster the Lower Tigrs sthe appearing in the days official ougiving rorl 'erograd Russians. have reached the upper wat s the river their rapid sweep westward and south estward through Asiatc Turkey. This carries them al Ios half way from the Russian border to the Medttera r. is doing to the Turkish Empire just about what ;hermans march to the did to the American Confec sracy
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05

There is to doubt the London announce nen that the Irish revolt has been brok n Thanks especially the wise and noble attitude of ohn Redmond may equally believe that the fool per ormance has not broken the backbone of structural Home Rule.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-05

Some one asked yesterday what people did befor' the movies a part of our everyday existence BIS bee should now be authority on the question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

L. amhici0n Y cl amor dc domino
,on nucho mas importanteS para Ill
curas i6vcncs one cl amor. Esias 10
vrnes aman dcmasiado 81 llhertad
para supcditarla i olros. ReehazaI'
toda sujecion y 10 cstan dispucstas
q soportar dominic aIguno; ) serla
,: =: elias intolerahlc verse encade-
aalas a un conspanero por todH j"
villa.
81 nor una caouatidad una dc esta7
- ;aruras cor,ntc cl dcsatino dc ca
sar:c. no tarGara mucho en- percltaT-
sc cue cl matrimonio cs II cruz in
.oDortublr. Y de! mismo mode ca"
i, ma?ipova sale d" la cri.fliiGa. eli.
s. ianzari en- cl peiigroso "fIIrt' &
ca.ada. en- tanuu que hay.t "Jc5 dc
nombrc que la admircu y lahioa Va
r~oailcs que murmurnc Al olLo pAIa.
bras liSonjeraS.
Nj tiene conciencia ii tanpoc"
coraz6n; pcro ell cambio, es vanidos,
en- grade extreme. 81 SC lie Ofrece III
.orazGn de ORC puro, ella solo puej"
correspondent con uno dc oropel. To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
CrOrlicas Teata1es
T'ernDorada id6ntica "a Reira del Cine

'ncra huiaM de las preocupaciones ne"
fundas, qle apenas dejaron aSuntof
va que Ia miSma atencion impuesta
por cl interes podria contraIlar Ia
honda pa en- que deseaban envolTef
al ~concurSo. Y va que no habia mott
20 de ~re@ocijo. poEque Ia propla rISa
posce algo de cStrueudoso Y mortIti-
cagte. Ash, La rcina del cine Sc deS-
iizaba sin pena nj gloria entire ia in
difcNncia del huen piblico, ligcIa-
monte d;straido con Il bcllcza Y ei
fa;isto dc las comediantas, y con al
guna iunccntc ocurrcncia dc IA inGtlI
y Iaiosa presentation cscenicn. y we'd
como Ia de!.berada fuga del menor
gocc. inferno no nos amenaZara STEM
prc con tcrmjnar en- 81 hastio.
La reina del cine cXpenia Al no
yc,iad rclativa. ESQ 81. con la apart
ci1n del senior Moncayo. cuyo aciegto
sS.lba d~"scontauo, csEocidas las cS-
tiunAiljsinIas condolences dc flcHibi-
lidu,: Y dc adaptation dc este notable
aciur hulo. \ e quo Ia unlca move
dad era la dc ~aF@unc> dc los iUtrrprc-
IT,. DE- lUa differences tcatrGs citadoS,
s.4aicra Ia. companies ostcntaSen &ua
cstvuc!uras antcrlorcs. En- Apoio :
On NoycLades ~anarcc:am nucvos ar
,is,as cue habran de II cxhibicndo ST.
m"rccimicnLos en- ci trunsCurSo dc
Ia: "ochc.. y on las ,creaciCres qac Sc
les cncum!eHd~u. Y en- Martin, an
cnrUro. cast uurvo entire ..nosptroS,
cmurrudc.i una campana ma raria.
,ictr IUrgo. quo Ia in!cjada Ell e. Rel
Ia Victoria. Pcro, dc tOdas Sucrtes,
Ia r~rrsrectiya Sc muestga identicT
q = que :" nos bsiHdaba antics dc Ia
,~a,ctrurc:"E est;val. Y los cSpecta.
~ e.. dc5put$ dc EaDcrSe asontado Il
otscS E:cdios o dc haber permanCci-
ID cSprraa!zad6s, no accptaraa dc
6vcn %gado Ia 0foSecdcion. couocien,
Id Ia cH.@tcacia DC VEGAS formulas
di.aaS dc .cr sostnnidas. Y prc5in
'i"aao la posihilidad de otras QUO
j,hjrra@ cstIr hace tempo en- gcsta-
.j.n.
Jose ALSiNA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
Mujeres que Sc casan por interes

Es indudahle que Ia muchacha que
) es feliz, 81 tierc un regimiento de
'miraGores alrededor de ella, que
retende ser la beldad reconocida en-
odas las reuni0ncs, cue Sc afana en-
clipsar a todas las demaS jovenes
r~rcsentes y en- robarles, 81 es possible,
us n~oyios, cs una joven que mas tar
le Sc %convertira en- una mujer para
:uien los lazos coryugales lie seran
nsoportabies Y que tratara de ROM
,erlos en- Ia primera OCCASION que 81
preScnte.
La election &c esposa cs II cosa
muv solcmne. y 81 TN hombrc quicrc
viyir fcliz con aquclla o quien SC
case, dcbe cerciOrarse, antics dc dar
ell i!timo paSo, que IL mujer 4 quicn
su amor no ticnc ningunO dc
los attributes arriba mencionados,
pues en- este case scria muchisimo
para e vivir y morir celibe =
cncadcnarse al corazon insensible y
luro de In couucta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
"A mujer en- La Hacienda

Sc han estado pidiendo a varlaS
communicates planea para vcntas CO.
operatives v para el concrete direc-
to; V Sc han estado ofreciendo in
formes para ayudar a los comprado-
res: al mismo tempo Sc discuten
problemas importantes tales como los
relatives a oflcios mecanlGos lucrd.
tivos e Industries caScras y Sc aeon.
scjan los mcjores medios de ejer
cerlas ell las c~ompnidades rufalea
La Secretaria de Agricultural Sc ocu-
Pa tambien acti|amcnte, eli las niece.
Shades de educaclon dc las mulc-
res Y de los ninoS.
La vocaclon constitute solo una
partc del problema de la ]educacion
rural q que cSta prestando ~atenciGn
H. Secretaries en- cooperation con sus
corresponsalcS.
La ciencia : la economic dOmc5-
tea. cl vcStldc adccuado, la Costu-
"a, Ia moda. la enseIanZa dc la b.
giene, la manela dc evltar enterme-
dades contagioSas. dc cuidar Il los c.
fermos y dc prcstar los primeros auXl-
iios. Ia inspection medica c~scoiar.
el uSo dc los remedies IL
mancra ade,uaja dc cocinar, las lc.
yes relatives Il alimeHtoS y drcgaS,
10 c~oncernientS d iatas y ConSerya@,
riagaS Y Intermediates, son SoIamert-
Ic unoS cuantoS asuntoS que cstan
mereciendo la %atcnclun dc la Secrc-
taria dc Agriculture y que csta tra
ia de rcsolver, va sea por 81 sofa .
con la cooperation dc las comuni-
GadcS mismas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

trano, aue nos encontremoS solos, des
corazonadoS, ignoranteS y SIN cuItu
rao"
LA Secrct&ria debe necesarlameT
te procede, con lcntitud debido q Ia
inmensidad del territorio Y 4 Ia d.
versidad de opinion reSrecto al me-
do mas ~eficaz", dice un escrltor CT
un numero reciente dc Ia Social Scr
vice Review.
Una de las ideas es organizar
asociacioncs o clubs dc muieres eli
cada condado y unlr a todaS las &c
cada Estado para que csta5 Z su vez
sirvan dc base en- Ia organization dc
una gran Convention Nacional &c
mujeres del campo. Por ahOra. los
clubs v~ecina!es son los mas practl,
cos Y esros dan estimulo a ia vida
social Q intellectual de suS MEM
bros. Ofreccn alsuna varledad en- III
deSeSperantc rutiha ulaTIa ' pr"H"t-
cionan un lugar de rcuniones en- c!
que las mujcrcs pucden discutir su5
prob!emas. La Sccrctarla cSta dan
do impulse Il TODD este y trata dc
dcsarrollsr planes que seran TITLES
con el tempo.
Como cstas hay miLlarcs dc cartas
Ell las que aparccc CT trcInendo pro-
blema del alslam!cnto en- Ia vida del
campo.
La Secrctarla no csta c~onsiGcrau.
do las ncccsidadcS svcialcS dc las CAM
pcsinas solameutc, sino III csta cS-
tudiando sus necesidadcS "con6micas
10 mi5mo que ma estudiado las dc! Ia
brador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

Ia Secretarla dc Hacienda norLc-
| americana no Sc ocupa ahoFa Sola-
| mentc dc Ia rotacion dc las cose-
chas. Ia huena calidad dc las semi
! jlaS. Ia II ajccuada DC crear el
I gH2odo. 81 cuidado de los bosqueS
Y otros asurtos a~gricolaS scmeJantea,
! siuo que ha tornado 4 Su cargo los
problcmas soclalcs, economics y &c
educaci6n que sc prcsentan Ell los
c2mpos dc cUitIvo y haze TODD 10 pc
| sible por rcsoIvcrlos. En- 1918, Ct
~.Sccrctaric dc Agriculture dirlglv
cactaa j las caposas dc $4,000 CO.
| secheros pidiendoleS que hicicran IN
dicaciones al DEPARTMENTS dc Ayr
c~,,ltura DC los Estados Unidos accr-
ca dc los mciorcs medioS dc ayudaT
a Ia mujer del campo.
Algunas DE- las cartaS reclh!daS pos
la SecretaTIa, en- c0nteStacion, reTe-
Ian condolences vcrdaderamentc Id
mcntablcS. Por eiemplo: una muler
eScribe dc MinesSotta: .NivimoS ell
una eSplcldida hacienda DC $50 a.
crcs. con mcdios ilimiJados dc cNplo-
tacion. Y sill embargo Ii c~staurla
aqui nos cs cast irsoportahle dehido
IL aislanicutQ en- Cue CStanoS de-!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
sseIecto
Una adventure de amor

t~rOpcZarOH con una caTta coi0cad;'
en- h baEieja de plata que sohrc n
! gran mesa Renacimiento del vestibU-
10 cstd3a dcStina,ia "A csc usU. Co
g."la. Y con csa curioSjdad pucril que
ne, hucc cstudiar una c2rta antes Dc
abriTia. cmpez6 Il darlc vucltaS. FL
panel era recic, un POGO amariilcntU
Y "pcrgamin1do Y cXhalaba un aroma
faro. IN sutli perfume ror Ct calor
dc los clrioS y tai vcz un lcviaimo he
dor i podrcdumbre. lrtrig3do raS:u
ci sobrc Y icy0:
Isl Lorenzo Torrc0n cs 81 caballc
10 ~cnamurado de tOdaS las a~vcntUraS
cxtranas. cI galan dc todaS las t@9a-
das, cl tcnoriu cldSico que lgnora CT
micio al misterio. sepa que manana.
maltcs dc Carnival. Il las docc dc Ia
rochc. Gil IA calle de Santa Isabel. c.
Guina a San CoSme. le eSpcrara una
m5scara que desea fervienteincntc
cntrcvistarsc o Il. 81 Ct mas lige-
70 tenor pueIe aIbcrgarSc en- Su cs-
Tornado corazon y las avcnturas puc-
den asustarle. qucdcsc en- casa al
amor dc Ia Iumbrc.' Y nadic firma-
ba tan rara misiva en- que habia ne
.Se pde artaico empaque .altisonante.
70
Lorenzo Ieyola Y releyola Y cada
vez enconoraoa un detaiIe < que
le producia ineXplicabIc ma!estar. La
letca era flrme. tan ener@ica que al
final de Cada trlzo formabasc como
Tlsa = Il TaU. 4. III b.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

mas, tanto 81 ]pcrtencccn Il famiGa5 RI
cas- como pobres, han dc SCI casadaS Il!
legar a la edad de Ia puDcr.ad.
Entire las zeiI;tnas midas enrucn-
transe! seres encantiuores. reFestld"S
de gracia ~juvcnil Y cuyo aspecto cS ei
de jovencitas timidas: sin embargo
al indagay su cstado. sdbese que son
ca<aLaS V en- Ia mavnGia de los ca>nS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

dos nosotroS la hemos vlsto y la CO
uoremos con 81 nombre de Coqucta
= eli hombrc que ahriEa la cspcranZf
dc nue ell matrimonio la mOdifique {
que los hijos hacan 81 corazon RIa'
tierno Y apasionado es eli rcalldac
I'm loco. pues no eXiste roca flrme
de affection en- Ia que Sc pueda ed
ficar. La coqueta cs hlp0crita. y e.
hilo que tejc es tan fiuo. que enga'
na con frecuncia . los ojoS mas pers
~picaces.
Cuando cstaS mujo'cs sacriilcan
su libcrtad. 10 hacen sismprc por a
MAYOR cantidad dc billcteS dc banco
,luc puedcn carturar. e amor no
iigura para naGa en- Il calculos :
no renurciarin 4 81 Soitcria a me-
nos que SC convenzan dc que 81 be
llcZa est:l en- d]ecadcncia Y que cs
menester, por conSiguiente, approve
char Ia opcrtunidad de co%ntraer III
bucn cnlacc. Is un hecho, aunquc
parezca cruel, que haya mujeres pa
"a quicncs CT casarSe es una cosa
odi0sa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

Senores: declare, a fuer
&c homhre sesHdG y galante, ,
que eI nombre de una muIcr
es cosa Rluy importante;
Y este 10 asegura un hombre
que sale, harto de vivir,
que muchas wees del nombre
depende su porvenir.
Sc me hahla de una mujer,
= desde luegoe aseguro
uue IAN solo con saher
st nombrc, ME "a figure
~ con Ia mayor fortuna,
81 tua5e precise, haria
de ella, Ell el mcmeut0, una
exacta fotografia.
:Dicen que Sc llama Elena?
Ell tipo que yo ambiciono!
Ne imagine una morera
digna de oGupar un trono,
&C esaS que llegan al alma
"a Sus miradas de fuego.
coz Ia esbcltea de la palma,
Il. cliSico peril gries"...
iDicen que Sc llama Pepa?
Pucs no me cncana e. olfsto,
y ahi "a. para que acpa,
como 20 hago 81 rctrato.
Mcnuda, de airo5o tale,
2 aciosa hasta 10 ideal,
' en- conjrnto Y ell dctallr,
IA terroncito dc sal.
Que Is Gloria Ia inureSada?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

La supongo sonadora
Y teniendo en- su mirada
Ell resplardor de Ia aurora.
Todo amor, TODD dulzura,
TODD placidez y encanto,
V de esas que d Ia iocura
lievan al hombre mas santo.
iQu6 cs Concha? Ne Ia imagine
arrogante, magestuosa,
con Ell scmblante divine
' ell continente de diosa. -
Miradas de intense briilo
u prestan .su luz. al dia,
v. en- suma, como Murillo
Ia forj6 en- su fantasia.
iQu6 es Carmen? Gran eorazon,
moza galiarda y Juneau.
V, ademas, la eucarRaci6n
De la gracia n%acional.
iQut cs Luis? Pues un tesoro
u al alma lleya desFelos,
o Ia cabellera de orc
y los ojos como cielos-
pero hablan Gle una Simona,
v 70 os juro, hablando en- plata,
que Ia veo gordif!cna,
desdentada, vizca, chata.
Me hablan de una Dorotca,
nombrc que es muy cspanol....
pucs me Ia figure fca,
aunque sea como IN sol.
Que de una lIamada Eufrasia
me habla Ill amigo, por fin?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

La vida Ic la muier india en- ei H..
do@san foFnla ci iusto contraste con
la de Ia mujer curopea, cuaudo me-
nos On 10 qIIc.a Ia Europa eiviliZada sc
rcfierc. Para caractcrizar Ia sstaa-
cijn. basta deer que Ell la India 10
hey m~uchachas j6vcncs. Scgun los
usoS del pals. uasadOs en- las prescri9-
clones dc la, ditcraE5eS "a,;as. las ii
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

coEo &Zui y roJo. rucs NO tc-
sian X vista cnSenada: pero "a eatdn
iasl"uIlas en- todaS las artcS y 81 han
~z"uchado sus IDEAS,
Las graduates Sc han undo para
Zanzibar Ia costumJrc del matrimo-
nio y c~scojcr elias miymaa >us c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
ELI NOMBRE
Pues fiel q mi idiosincrasia
Ia imagine un puerco-espin!

Pues fie! q nj idiosincrasia
la imagine I'm puerco-espin!
For ESQ he de s~ostensr.
como 10 haeo en- este instante.
cue ell nombre de una muiel
es cosa muy Importance.
iC6mo por una Tihurcia
sentir amantc desvelo,
aunque haya nacido en- MurcLa
v sea. por 10 tanto, un cielo? .
Sin inferir grave %iniuria
al amor, que es cosa seria.
como amar q una Saturia?. =
icomo amar a una Silveria?
:Quien es ell que Sc enamora
de una, aunque sea muy linda, .
81 Sc llama Telesfora, +.
Cunegunda o Rudesilda:
Come lamar 'tembeleso",
SOL Y "estreiia" q una Trifona?
" que hombre hay que pierda ell
(seso
por II P~antaieona?
Por ESQ declare, a fuer
de hombre sesudo y galante,
que ell nomkre de N mujer
es cosa muy impertante;
y este 10 asegura un hom5re
que sabc, harto de vivir,
que muchas veces del nombFe
depende ST. porvenir.
Manuel SORIANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16
la P0slCl0N De La MUJER EN- LA INDIA

madres va. Mucho co~ntriDuy" al en-
canto de la mujcr India, p]crtenocIcn-
&c ala clasc acomodada. 81 IaEeJ,
d. ~vestir; usa con prefcfencia riga
jos dc soda de colores Suaves y joyas
pc trabajo exquisite. Tambicn. entFe
las classes mcnestcrcsas. cncucrtrans2
;ipus Juveniles sumaTente agracia-
fPass = Ia S.. rians. col. Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

Ctrau.o n. ,>iir l.3rO> IN y,."!"I
d;r3ias- ':>!r,j - igE'rio j. l"ia'o-
50 Doiososa SIS. Anjoniy. :c>as
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

GaS. = L tag, ri 2Jr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-16

(Pasa = Ia Sa, rtans: col. SAL
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-11

~ shouting the latest afternoon edi.
ton of an evening paper. He steadied
himself by seizing the youngsters
shoulder
Easy there, my boy!' he cried. and
then he recognized the youth. las l
live" he shouted. its Taglatela
Greetings, Taylor
Tho embarrassed Tagliatela wriggled
and struggled to free himself, but Fred
dy held him close.
Come on TO the sidewalk" he said
"Pn not going to harm you
He drew his reluctant captive to a
shop window and proceeded TO inter
rogate him.
30 You ever 90 TO the Tasso Settle
ment these days."
"Nawr Taylor replied. ITS blown
up since Ginhouliac beat it."
BEAT itg'
Sure" Taylor continued. He went
back to de old country"
You don't say. said Freddy 'Yon
must have been sorry to lose your old
friend
"old friend nartcn" Taylor cried.
"He WIZ cheap skate"
There's gratitude for you" Freddy
exclaimed. You smoke AIR. Ginhou-
liacs cigars and wear his heirloom
ruby and diamond ring, and yet you
call hin a cheap skate"
Taylor Erinncd broadly.
Quit yer kidding" he said. Dem
segars vuz de rankest kind OF hor de
smellerinos."
But surely the ring
"A lemon," Taylor jeered. Il couldn't
get two bones On it. When you hooked
it from me wuz goin' to give it back
to Miss Oakley"
a great light broke over Freddy Fur
nival.
you don't mean to say that that
ruby and those four flashing diamonds
were paste;" he cried.
"Dey wuz narten but winder glass;
Taylor replied. II cot it straight from
de fence, Mr. Furnival'
And so you were going to give it
buCb dcu louh III lIOu you:
II suttenly WIZ" said Taylor. ~
amt no petty larceny guy, you betcher
life"
Then, jay young friend. / did you Il
great Injustice Freddy declared. with
mock seriousness, and rendered the lad
quarter.
Oats all right" Taylor replied.
pocketing the salving coin. DE best
Of us is liable TO make mistake wunst
in awhile"
Freddy Furnlyal acquiesced in the
sentiment with n solemn nod