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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04

Headquarters for LudysmIth Coal, Juneau Transfer Company. Phone 4e
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04
SILLY AND CHILDISH
Nome Nugrett)


 The efforts of the Republicans to steal some of the credit won by the Democrats by setting forth lent legislative enactments passed by the dominant party really nothing than Republican meas revamped and furbished up for the occasion, seems an extremely silly and childish attempt to be- little the other fellow to conceal their own short. comings.
 Regardless of who first proposed the ideas em- bodied in the Democratic Legislative program the fact remains that the Democrats were the ones who converted them into law and placed them the statute books where they would be of benefit to the Nation. This fact will assuredly not be lost upon the voters when it comes to giving credit where credit is due regardless of how claims put in by the followers of the G. O. P. that the Demo- crGts have been swiping their peaches.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04
FOR sALE-EFFlclENcY

FOR sALE-Correspondence schol- arship. Efficiency never goes beg. ging. The person who can 10 posi- lively and thoroughly something that is useful !s always in demand ADJ DRESS SCHOLARSHIP, Emp.re. tr.
 FOR SALE - DEVELOPMENT NUMBER ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE FOR 19i6-The best Illustrated pub lication concerning resources of Ju- neau and surrounding country. Price 25 cents at Empire office and News Stands. tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04

FOR SALE-Regraurant and lunch room. Enquire Empire. jy26tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04

FOR SALE One 5.horse power Pelton water wheel-Cheap for cash. S2Otf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04

FOR SALE-Good payable room. ing house; low rent; center of busi- ness district. Will give lease. Have business elsewhere. owner Empire.
 -(OCt5O-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
TURKlsH BATHS

HILLSIDE BATH HoUsE-Turkish Needle, Steam, shower and tub baths. Dry and steam heat. 21S Front St Phone 16S. 11-1s-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04
PALM READING
Father Disapproves

"Husband!"
 What is it?"
 q am sure that young fellow in the parlor is holding daughters hand"
 "T call that a wise maneuver. She can't possibly play the piano as lcng as he keeps that up." - Louisville Courier-Journal)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04
Brutal.

Mrs. Peck-some men are call lous.
 Friend-How now?
 My husband deliberately took a pair of socks I was knitting for the poor soldiers and wore them. He said he hadn't any."-Uondon An swers.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04

Home-cooked meals, $SO per mo-, also rooms, over Juneau Liquor Co. -n1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-10-04
Mllo Kelly a ploneer mining man of the Wllol

Milo Kelly a pioneer mining man of the Willow Creek mining camp has formed company for the purpose of developing his valuable holdings in that rich district Mir Kelly has long been identified with the Willow Creek section He the organ izer of the Alaska Gold Quartz Company which, in the year 191O installed a mill and machinery and opened the claims operated by the Independence Mining company, which took the property in 1914 Since dsposing of this property Mr. Kelly has been devoting his time to his personal holdings. which compose the group taken over by the develop ment company.-( Anchorage Times)
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
u. S. EXPORTS 81. 2.0CO. 100000
Figures Are Mere Than Double Those
fer the Ss~'a Period In
1915

Washington. .. c. Mora than
fs,09o 100.y.a wor.h Of manufactured
goods we're exported IN ~ months of
1915, according to taa monthly bul-
letln ot the bureau nt foreign and do
nestic commerce, Just issued
This was more than twice tho
amount OF exports on manufactures
Cor the SANE period In 1913, and far
more than the amount in any pre-
Ftous year of the nations history.
The total was s217I.745.264
The balance cf trade in favor ot
the United States amounted TO s2,3sI.
I56.S
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
FOR TARIFF GRAFT
INTERESTS" SEEKING REVIVAL
OF ALpRlcA SCHEDULES.
Stories Of How Europe Is Ready to
Flood This Country With Cheap
Goods After the War, Put For.
ward With Definite Object

Signs multiply that "thc interests"
are planning To Impress congress aad
the pubic with an alleged necessity
Of revising the tariH upward,
We shall hear woudruus ttlcs ot how
Europe Is making ready To dump Nil
serts NJ Euuds upon the American mar,
kct the moment the war ends. and
how enormously wars discipline has
Increased Eurupe's industrial eth
civncy.
iuuni,r,, The wars pycssurcs will
have Increased tHc average efficiency
oI 81, uu1,,abj,zl s.ryivurs, Moreover
the war Wili leave Eafurc w.5h latur
pl,u',tJ ia relation G" capital a0i
With workers pa Impoverished as {" be-
compelled to Hoc'pl iuy Vasvs Ent
Ia oa,,,ut labor must bc aiscA lho
best tuu.s before .Is competition cat
become inTw.aatir Eus.pn mast to-
build vrrssyd m.lls and Trplacv ula-
chlucyy worn out hy wars abuse before
E8wpr caH set ogt uU rcvuu4Ucat x
world marAvtS
In vvgi. rehabilitation m4s' be ac-
compN,h,a b.tasr osupct.uoa With
Cuua;y!c, unra,aE.I ~ war cau tc ua.
JrrtUAon.
What ne old tau0 sfagtrra wan, ls
"a" NIArichsst thes!4i,s. >aiA,ae isss
will satisfy ,hcsn
In th.s situation :, Nav'a Dc wc.} 80
tho Democratic 3raNqss g. fraastEifuf
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Faris The FIRING at Athens has
ccAscd Tho entente troops have
been sent hack from k'hras -
pira"as, according 10 HRyas de.
patch
tn" Greek government hAs offered
siI mountain batteries tN Vice Ad,
uirAl pa Fonrnr. hgt the entente
ministers have received Instructions
from th"!r governments 20 Hr7-lar~ Ia
he Greek authorities q Is ra longer
raorr|v question ~ To rs@a'na q
war materials, hat a fRf lnyre try8paa
gaceNoa, and That rcrNest!nH uu' -
made cnrrrer rsaat3ag w4fh 'na gravity
q tho assault m fh> allied troops
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
TEMPERANCE
l@NOteS@
NEW ATHLETE.

The following is from an article In
Association Men, contributed by /" o.
EeimaBu, lctt tackle In the University
ut Michigan:
Tho day az the "bottle.scarrcd' hero
is gone, and the ucw typo Of Uih'"'" 10
taking his place. The trst question
tho student body asks ~ Il football
hero H.. "No you arinkr HIS pap
ulhrity win haHe upon hl" general
manner ~ living. AZ the hcsi cnaca"S
nnd trainers In the country absolute
" forbid drlukIaS ot ln'"Nicauts Dur
Tag the training scaRon nna keep
vatrEtul eye ca ;hr!r men ihr fear
round. The first .ufyatUuu of 'b" raio
aealae, drinking ~ G,aj' with hHrHh'
IL hy The coayh a0a athletic G.grs t1Es.
The SECOND laeaps EUQlaIsac'! F's-
uIs~1l fyo,u the sagal, This haA e"ea
f1uud The ceEy Nav 20 deal w,'b I'll. b
cases, fnr Coach "Itayry rg' lost say1
hc has ua Ns4s 50 waste 'r}3@s -
train EHusay. HHt nothing lrrt a
mans staying gvawvgs llAc igN,hasL
WA.In ,ho cid tyq.r ot athlete Ia gAss.
las ra' the "rrs a,k'rtr" ty rs@s.af
,a ral.a'y aaa is g).Futns ..uaftf "a
fnc rEht sAg TRY tsrrsm;3. he - tgis.
Ned ty sayh usa So Jarf Wass-..1.
,afags ~ ts.s aHss fasssaN fea@s
aua frtv4Arst et the v " G. A.
",,ur rlu,s. ca.ssga az ''tc W Wlas@.#ssa
sarettaN fnsw aa3 prvs''rat * SO
= ". e. \. II sa%rtoe} 'lr s.aatta4
star NOD Ivss.trHt - 'le ialsrs@f'F
- Ss1Yash ! II. e. 4 Mac ItFg-
se& rlgr,re.sT ~ rra-sH .vspts, fiaa.s.
l5aa sraas s.am us t>e E.@st oa3 aa3.
reaaa ashlree l,~'asaa - Ya.e I'st b.
lay az Harvard end LHa 'sc'a ~ Tire
fr4s asa afhssfra ~ tle I G'fs& H'a.ea.
Sa. h Hfca arc tay~@gvse l,@g ~ s'Fsaa~
s-8las' E.-.ss afs a.I fost~s ~ ,s ia
'aa. t,s-s $40 ttscs laaa .hAt na aaa
ryu r#ssataa tEak ard cra-l piss as.
F.Hr rsUat t:.e Waite sax fsss-
,ava ~xaa e1aE tat -No II ye4 tat
stwavA aGG uaas aa4 ae.e - he 'sss
na#g@at zHeesssa tp yt@t,E a1atefea -
.sHant .-a& asre.s.1.t 55taa t7sF
a.e Ma ;asaaEev cs tto lt''s t12
fNaa A,a.estzs s&.a Ia 'a'H - H,e
tra.a u hs. q vsa $50 vav a5&
rharr - g. tAes ~ - ssa sve
s-e ff 9t evssg }saao str ~
~ ag ysysefs& tsat t. 1ae
Yrass .ts 1eaF t4raE s7f tst ast s IT,.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
GERMANS PLAN LIMIT 0NCOkL
WoUi5 Close Ssl sl3cns Ea-,t.r--Tc Cut
Down Eiectrs. ans. but
The3ters Are Safe

Berlin, Germany The question q
Gerua1F's coal supply is being widely
discussed IN the n,wparor~ The Ggr-
man mines A." prov.1gr cnat for rat..
road service to a uueA greater extent
than In peace times
TO permit this increased use =
coal on The railways ana in the iu-
dust-ios, It has been proposed 10
limit rs use for purposes Of amuse-
ments and luxurious living. It IS
planned to close the saloons earlier In
the evening and to lia.i; electrical al
vertisements IN the streets and
squares az cities !, IS not proposed
to close the thsatcrs
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

TGrF~ caa tsH Ha 4us 'tsta as t~ fh"
tsee}af ~ Ghe eaE sg1sf aga sa@
rl1fgta. strasgaa - @aep1gaa ~ ea
tsu,3rzf'g a.'} tsssat l..aa - 5t.- aea.1-
81 lu the as la.rsa e F,re.t.ssss. st
.a ,agsura e4gHemty aei taaAaa. sye-
io8l. IL psl selss-ss " .s-a- lhe efses5g
~ hay8aa asea sln iacst gsrafs asgsf sa
s.-s 'aat faT#shS aHx q basstaf@ea aFess
ttat fAn ta@utr et the laN 'a fasns tef
tla u8ssa,$s uceeys " tar ,arfaeg ga
b, h43 lggs considered f.asa So. taes-
,h.n; rua u.aa Etsrtlrrg aas Ghreag.
,s.sus lAe ia.lg,. szf5nus ~ lar s.a3sass
yssaafT. Il a-.i ha@uE E.m ~ taa
great SERIES vf .e's aheb n,v sgss
emancipation ~ asgtes.3arv
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
RAILROAD rRANFL AAFER

TN Kgsrs! ot.t &'s1ftsA,ss1 G,o~.ssf svvH
tns y grfel gasgansr us over .asts. ssa
tsa1 q E.ses tts,a .ssj gssses atp.aat fss
woyial wtlAaag she ,Hes - ,av NE s-s
a single TzLsss..sEer. ls q ra-,say fszTsz,I
80 Kh'ch tn b. rrgat IAess Esa1ss
ate givra hy certain eastern fHl3-
Rad sgEtefa a. g 'a.Al ysya-yl jn 40,
raGHy3aE a}sss she fact tANt Ga t'se FIRST
ssy uausths * 1910 oo3r ~ Cs"ts' wcga
carried 40 'ae syst,gA wllhaat the loss
og q single ~ ssssnErr's TIE.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Unqursiieuahly Mr. Wilson aud his
parry have gwen the country the must
constructive and useful administration
ever had IN the cuurse - one four year
period The rvpuhlic has hecn placed
upon the s,ruuT and. We eelices. last
Ing basis Of solicinde for the welfare
of the masses of the people. and the
highest ideals have been formed and
enacted Into legislation. settling the
stride. 80 20 speak. that viii BE- main
tained for all time o. come and 20 the
immense benefit u 81 the people. Mo
bile Register.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

As far 90 the Republican party -
the Eas, is concerned 4, IS bankrupt.
II has No ideas 80 Ideals NJ pria-
clple-. - New York Tribune RepJ
Yes. bat IL has the votes The Re.
publican party uf the West, headed ~
Canuun Wat~ssu Forlnsy. Smous
Cruck,r and uus, l. ius; as deficient
In ideas Ideals and principles and
vastly more ~ In votes. which is Nhy
Mr.. Wilson was reelected.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
ksnssr callee,rt ora n,,.

CT~ensbrrE Nan -=t'hAf'es lob
con. Kiowa county 'Aryurr aAs col,
lsc;ed hts election bets aGi here Ia
what he has gathered H0 CASA sa39
In amounts ranging frau S. 'o SIS
in all 55 bets &C b8fes u cigars. IL
hats. twn trained cc0n dogs. and
span g; mules valued r., $3.50.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
a WANT 40.

ssNesva. The truHss-A Is sr.-E tssiaY.
Min rsasAs ef So ca rs face.
Re i - sassE~3 81 TIE clso. A. TIE t4F. al
ttr giAg
wAntesi--A Toy ta hss place
neSp fr0tn tie frvstss, tsYs trun tie
farm.
BOYS fru-n ths hr-g~ anA ,hs ssASa,
Cuuss. leave vvsar hGRxtstngs there eAz ea
- harm
whrrv '-trtbk ar ts lrsrvy's~ ,As rvie-
wAntss,-tar eEsrT hgst ss-yRst 90 nen
s1rn~ane tc I've without rrNac.
ssrsNrr - els wstasgt Vars aivlrs.
Have yea = by fer tie pikaer
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
NEW GUN SHOOTS 7 MILES
BATTLE RANGE DOUBLED SINCE
WAR BEGAN.
Teo Much shifting of Crews Prevents
PrScttce-VacarcteS In
All Ranks

WashlBrton, H. Glow the Amcrs.
can navy has improved l,s bat
American navy has improved It's bat.
tie efficiency by great strides IS told
by Capt Charles l. p.uukr,t. direc-
tor Of ruBuery rN,rcis, Whle here
has been constant Improvement In
many ways. be SAYS. much remains
yet to be done for further improvc~
ment
The Atlantic fleet showed m i'm
qro'cmcat ~ 20 per cent IN target;
practice last fall at tho short range
firing. which IS the only method Of
determining individual efficiency
Target practice IL @a p,r cert crew
and ! per cent ma a-rtal." eays Capt
FlunEctt adding that the greatest
stumbling block tog the navy lies in
the tact that 25 per cen: ,. the Off
GERS and men of shlp a~c shifted
each year through expiration ~ cu-
Astmrnts or the necessity rf ntNuE
vacancies elsewhere.
Lack q q surplus q personnel on
which TO fll n" vacancies or 10 cnr.
mission uew sA1g@ hc SAWS. created
. this cond.,on, we'eh made s, neeee.
sary to begin aIi over again each year
+ IN trimming gun crews.
I; IS brought oat that tAo navy Is
preparing ,o WORK tha egne az lta now
ships up ta 2agea yards. although lt..
HtJ waa considered tha maximum G4t
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Tc'~nErad Russian troops have ar.
rived on the front south of Bucharest
and engaged IN the battle 20 save the
NamariAn capital the W r->ce All.
rogocd Tho German bulgarian army
s0a'h ct M harcst has bern com.
pcl'cd tn rctirr
The Russians and RumAnians have
taken prisoner RNA booty. Including
.6 guns. l@yhrr sucyrssra for tAa
Russians on the TraasyivanlaA :rua;
also are reported
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Evansyl'~. Iui Mayor . BENJAMIN
Bosse baasA. 4s1ga bushels q ,~r.al
from ID" r'k.~ rIar. r~ar Sra,HvlUe.
Ky. IN an effort tn force dasn tno
ln~al price u coal lneai Labor ualen
leaders protested tHss the coal cane
from ro0unlan mine.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
WHAT RUM MEN WANT.

The rum usn declare that they
want their business ucCnsed. restrict.
Ell and hAmpsred and curtBiic,i and
leSsened IN various ways, but they
don't want ii prohibited. because that
would surely bring them - much
more business that they could not at,
tend 60 it.-f.xchangs.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
Dimes Made In Month.

Philadelphia With an output OF
s.S5O. 300 dimes. S.26s 200 nicksls and
fs.s76. $50 pennies IN November, the
local mint established a record in the
number ot pieces coined The total
value OF the output was sl.sSs os460.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

London A strong Impression pre-
walls here that Great Rri'sin has ao-
oedeed 10 a second request for q safs
ooaduc, for Count Adam TArno~pki
Won Tsrnow. Austro Hungarian am
baszador to The United States.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Chicago --Physinlusical cxanlna-
ton OF 5ss men. members q the
hmsn class at the University of
Chicago, showed that l2 arc color
blind. 80 have perfect teeth. ITl wear
glasses and 6 have defective hearing.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Chicago ElEhtys5x persons were
killed and Al injured during he hunt
ing season in I5 states, jus, closed
The figures were compiled by a Chi.
caRo newspape which com paros with
50 killed and 66 injured last year.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
Border Solder KITS Self.

Joplin. Mo.-After declaring to his
friends that he preferred death to
further service on - border. Earl
?. Raymond rress sergeant % @ com
psny. Second Missouri Infantry. killed
himself
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

New York The American Ian
guaRe. as Distinguished from the
British English" viii be discuss a
at the annual couyenroa ot tho Ma.
uonAl Council ot Teachers q English
in session here
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

werchow. CAina--Rhinocsros horn
vAs one % the chief remedies rs
sorted 20 by Chinese dcctors IN the
treatment Of typhoid fever In q ~
cent epidemic which swept through
tbs city.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Chicago Prank Hardy saved and
saved that his family might have =
Thanksgiving TURKEY Nov he is of.
fering for sale = diamond. slightly
under . carat IN weight. which he
found in the birds erau u 10 worth
about $50.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Lincoln. Neb-Dr F n SNanbaeh.
aged iOi. and supposed 10 have been
the Oldest odd FelloW in the United
States. died at the odd Fellows
Home al York. Neh. He Was born In
Germany in the fall Of 1915
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
Auto Bandits &c, $500

Clinton. nl-Agtomobile bandits
robbed two stores at Lane. near here.
and escaped with $500 in money an'
goods The safe in one of the stores
was blown
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
RUSSIANS HOLD UP
TEUT0N ADVANCE
BUCHAREST MAY BE SAVED TO
ALLIES BY COSSACk
FORCES.
MAKES DEMANDS ON GREECE
Sommc Offensive Termed Another
Galitpoit by Berlln--Advance I'm.
material ard Cost 10
Stuptndous.

bucharest Tho main body O; Ger.
man and Ra'Garau forces southwest
ot Bucharest has been defeated and
driven back toward the south, tho
war oftire announced Tho RUman,
!ans also we're yiciaroga In q battle
with the Turks On the right wing
o. their western front the Rumauians
vero compelled 10 retire.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Tuisa OIL r. Donart. Who for
years has peddled hcminy frum door
TO door In Tulsa. earning . soant iiv.
inE. vas notified he is one Of the n
hetrs 20 . large estate In New Yerk
poiiard vii receive siso,eco
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

nos Moines. R-Thirty master
plumbers. convicted az combination N
violation o' the sherman antitrust
law were fined ss25 In the federal
slstrfc, court here By Judge W II.
Polloch
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
Britain Restrlcts Tras,I Abroad

ngton.-No one viii hence
forth be allowed 10 - from tAa
United Kingdom "a Spain. Fo~tuxai
or South Americs without special per
NIT according to an announcement
Of the British foreign office
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
poo Saves Master Ero-, Fire

Topeka kan--Jorry. white fox
terrier. belonginK IN H. T. Fletcher,
saved his masters life here by jump
ing on his bed and waking him when
the house caught fire.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

CopFnhagen The plehIaciie on ihs
sale of the Danish West Indies In the
United States on Nov. 10 results in
q majority in favor 90 the retention
OF the islAnda
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Los Angeles. Cal--The citizens o.
Los Angeles have subscribed approxi-
mstely $4,000 for the relief of wii-
ows and orphans OF Germany and her
allies. according 10 an announcement.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Van Vert Margaret Morris. &c
years old. and her sister. Gwendola.
ls. wer~ shot BY rabbit hunters near
here when their automobile hit and
killed a hunting dog.
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07

Columbus. O-TlAEgard and worn.
Thornton Smith sits by a CRATE fire
waiting for death to relieve him after
nine days Of su'ferings with hic-
coughs
Marble Hill press., 1916-12-07
AIR FULL OF srRkWs.

The air l. full of s;raws sni they
are all 81 the sane color says an
antilIquor scuruaL They are all blow.
Ing the same way. too
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-27
Ell MATRlMONiO DE MARIA De
LUXEMBURCO.

ZURICH. Suiza. Enero 2G.-El CO.
rresponsal del "Neue Zurieher lei
Jung" en- Luxamhurgo. anuncia que
81 matrimonio de Ia gran duquesa
Maria de Luxcmburgo, teNdra lugar
nrobablemente, dentro de POGO ITEM
20.
Los funcionarios &c Ia corte de Lu-
xem5urgo ~fayorccan Z csc efecto. las
r~retensiones de I'm a~rchiduque aus
yriaco.
Ia duQuesa, por azone politicas,
no pucdc deSposarse cor un principe
aleman nj con un Borb0n Y, por otra
parte. los ~Drincipes de los pequenos
Estados n~eutrales. son aun demasia-
do i5venes para el case o profesan Ia
religion protestante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-27
MINERALS.

Tn ciudadano de Ohio Sc h. rehu-
sado q mandar I 81 hipa 4 n escuc-
ia porque e cree que Il terra eS
Dlana Y no redonda.
Una Union de MdSicos de Trenton,
y. J., ha protesrado contra el permi-
so concedido 4 las bandaS de muSica
formadas por los Ninos de las escue-
ms publicas. porque accpten contra
! tos para If 4 tccar fuera de sus. escuc-
las.
En- Nueva York I'm m~uchacho de
irece amos se neg6 4 seguir viviendo
con su ragre Y Sc fue 4 b~uscarse IN
vida por 81 SOLO, porque ST. rcfcrido
padre contrajo matrimonio cinco d!as
despues de que Qued0 viudo.
Otro muchacho de ounce amos. tam
bian de Nueva York y edUcado IN una
escuela publica de dicha ciudad, por
haber recibido IN merecido castigo
de su maestro. abandono vioienta-
mente Ia escuela, volviendo I ella
armada de una pistola, amenazandC
en- seguida q Su maestro 0 dispa,
rar sobre e. y darle muerte 81 Sc mo,
via de su sitio. Por buena suertt
fue arrestado 4 tempo el infante
terrible e infiel Giscipulo.
Recommends UT p~eri6dieo que esta
dedicado a tratar asuntos mediccs
que Sc sugete i los ninos de las es
cuelas a n inspection nasal ante
competentes cirujanos. para que lie.
ensenen como deben sonarse las ma
rices con toda propiedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-27
DE LOS REVGLUCIONA-
RIOS CHINOS.

PEEIE. Enerc 25.-Los rebeldes
de Ia p~o"incia lie Iunam han derro-
taJo Z las tropas del gohierno, y Sc
uneven r;pidamente hacia eli Norte.
FL e@cuentro guvo lugar en- SUifr,
desputs que los revoiucionarios cru
zaroH 4 Ia oriIla opuesra del rio de
Nu@nar Y ahora marchan victoriosos
4 Tzelintzsing. con Ia intenciGn de
ocupar 4 Chenghi. n ca'iral de Ia
provincial De Sze-Chnen.
Es,An l!egando ~refucrzos del GO
hierno. no obstante las &ificultadcs
que ;ionen Cue vencsr, las tropas en-
81 canine, zero lc5 rehc!des no PIE
ssnts.a com5atcs desicivos, sino que
70 fraccior&u en- nartidas HeQucE&s.
Ha,ta ahora no 50 la moiesta3o 4
los GHlr&uierOs.
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NECOCIACiONES DIPLCMATICAS
EN- ATENAS.

LONDPES. Enero 26.-Activas ne
gociaciones diplomaticas tienen lugar
en- estos rlomentos en- Atenas, entire
ell %gobierno griego Y los rerresentan-
ties de las p~otencias de la Entente g,
quieneS proponen que Grecia Sc en-
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EEECTOS DEL ANO BISIESTO.-
UNA V-UDA DE LUISlANA
HjiEieE "2;'NEiDIR" CON
uN TEXANC.


que " ''''''"S que sS''' ""S'".-
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al. 4 1S''" '@ l@''E' - que uS'Sa
e '' * III P:'' $50 "' NE ''>''-
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No "or2ce listed Z a!gun buen
ao=trc Gle a@ce ea DESca de y eS-
poSa2
'Io soy VlUaa y tengo doS MOS
aEc q 10y olro &c - mos NO ma
no CIR 7F'@12- ce5e2ria caSaFme o
al -cE&&c. 'U2Edo TN NINA p2Se
M nrimer7< a"oS en- ieNaS. N@cI
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@r@n e2E!Ho 'of Texas : PoF Su pue-
DO
Nc ~@g.adaria cas&rme con uA ran
-he.2 O. cen ar hcm5re f1e viva en-
81 campo. pofG1e 20 adore Ia Vlca
cam2es-ra-uno cue sea amaEte y
21ia e. hogan.
No M n~cocuno on 10 mas minimo
. ny los glac2res de Il vida nj por
-az rri&osas ~@:eZr;as- Amo Ia vida
sci hogan. do1de pueda mora con
=; y:3oso = mis- hiios, ' virir unica-
monte para clos.
go ma 2oare mrier = no tengo
.~.rs r,,o or-soo-. si,o lin 5ondadoso.
~,,r~.a = si-caro coraztn: pero soy
..,,, .,,, 10 re-, go - coc;na6ora dc nri-
.,.,r y. on aa,n-a1 ooharnar ma ca
- n~oma-o ~alir7ertarro hier. 81
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pues los ~interesados no sabran r Quien
dirijirse.
iVaya con las viuditas en- este ano
bisiesto de 1916, que quieren reinci-
dir. casandOSe de nuevo!
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COMO 81 ENPRE>A fL...
yiene de Ia p4gIna :.

tambian sobre noSotros- 81 :, P-esi-
dente no puede encontrar in manera
de recmplazar con hechos su Poiiaica
de .vigilanre espera, el Congreso d.
Washington tiene ell de6er te ob.igar-
10 = que 10 haga.
La actitud De los SenadoreS Sher-
man. Gallinger ' Borah. y de los Re
preseatantes Dyer Y Gardner, entire
muchos o,ros. indica que Ia p~aclencia
del Congreso ha Iegado 4 sus iml'
teS.-(Trad.l
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William Kerr.

Philadelphia. 70 DE- Enrro Il, 1916.
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y NADIA mas dice Ia carta, que no
trae firma, 10 que IS una iastlma,