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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-17
FL SENADOR LODGE ANUHCIA
QUE SERA CANDIDATE
REELECCIONISTA
En- I'm DISCURSO RiDL0 CIARAkfNT. D.
FRUTO De La PGIIIICA SfGUIGA CGH
RESPECTO A MEXICO
Telegrama especial para La PRENSA.

LYNN, Mass, Mario 16.-Esta n
che Tronunci6 un discurso el Se:at,
Lodge, Y en- e. anuncio que Sc p,
sentaria como candidate para j. =
election de SUI actual cargo. En-
curse de 81 peroracion dijo que .
Administration actual era II re5po .
sable de las condolences cue prevail .
clan en- Mexico. Agreg6 que Ia 4 .
m~inistraci6n encontr6 las relaciCr
con Mexico y Ia situaci6n mexican
en- malas condolences, pero las CO..
virti6 en- peores, Y el resultado C -
guerra que hizo Wilson contra Eue.:-
ia fue Ia destruction del unico 60
bierno que ofrecia alguna response
bilidad y podia haber hecho Ia p"z.
Termiro diciendo que los bar&idcs
Y asesinos que Ia Administration ! 4
cstado f~avoreciendo han desolado -
pals.
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&c cclocaror una banGera mexicana
con IN signo de muertc.

III do*tor Charl2s Young do ayis2
10Y 4 .as @~u;oriGadcs dc esta c:Idai.
.c cue IN "a puerta de ST casa tn q
ancho Bclen. cue sc cEcaentra cerc2
Ic aGHi, h&bia ha!,ado una barder1
ne%ic@na cor ua a'gno de muerte pin
ado en- ella.
Por HoticiaS que = han recib:do t.,
-orIaburG, un punto corcano = Ia
.hita y. ~. Sc sabe que sciscicntos
niacros m~c%icaEos amenaZan COZ s.
4y&. C! pueblo : m"tar amc-!canoa.
Ell CORRESPONSzA.
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FL hiio de dicho abogado, i =
ei segundo viZconde Franckfcrt. ID
un luratico c~onfirmado que $ =
oJ!igado a separarse del ejerc 10
despuGs de baber figurado en-
clase dc enredos en- los que 81 Icpu.
taci6n no saiio bien parada, fuj pro
cesado Y declarado culpable d ha.
Der cnviado por ell correo dec, men,
toS cue escribi6. calumniosos = obs
cenos, en- forma de circularas J pie
de los cuales no aparecia 81 rria,
sino IA de todas auuellas "nas
que considerable 5us enemigos. 'or
aqucl delito Tue seHtarciaCo { ell
me- de diciembre de 1852 4 u. ano
de reclusiGn.
Afortunadamente para Ia CO Il de
los Frankfort, el hijo y los nj - de
csc vizconde fueron de otro Pc v
supieron hacer GeSaparecer G. r cuer-
do de su ~antecesor. e hijo, G ter
Ger vizconde.. fuG I'm .vaiiente n
RAJ, que tom6 parte principal n la
campana de Egipto, y pereci6 IN II
guerra boer, en- Molteno, en L car
"a de caballeria-
La Maruucsa dc Font ac,
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LA AUDIENCIA.

70 no he mandado, ON I:rl
on, ahogar los ninos en- las aga; S
del Milo; 70 no soy tampoco III il
rano Herodes, un degollador de tie
nos ~inocertes.
Quiero q contrario. como hicic:
mi salvador. deieitar mis- ojos e.
contemplation de los ninoS: C.j;
que vengan a mi los chiquillos; u@ci-
me aqui al gran nino de Ia SuaDia.
Asi habl6 cl rcy. Corri6 el Char
belan Y voIvio trayendo consigo f..
gran niho de Ia Suabia, quien Sc pu
50 4 hacer torpes reverencias. ~.
Diioie e! rey: Dime: I'll eres Sua-
90, ivcrdad? No tie avergliences de
dccirio-;Jusro!-diio el Suabc Hi
10 soy Del pals de Suabia.
-;Descieades, acaso, de los fmo-
SOS siete SuaboS?-le pregunto ei rey.
-Yo desciendo-contest6 e. SuaJo-
de uro de los siete, pero no desc!eado
0e 'oS SIe'e " !" 'e|'
NoHIl"ua q ie!' GQue I'd! Nd O.
gano los pastries dc u tieEra!-Hr2
Gas poF et!os' van pleh-GlJo ei Sua-
no..
-:Aun tcntis grandes hombres EN-
I'll terra? d!jo eli rey.-En este mo-
manto, dijo eli Suabo, grandes .lom-
breS no los hay: 10 que hay son .lom-
breS grandes.
" Menzcl. anadt6 ell rev. HI re-
cibido algIn otro Observation-Disclosures
nor al-diio ci Suapo-ruarGa al
bastantes de los que ha rccibido CIR.
veces.
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hn,, ...uan4;l, !, 49,
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do ,on,o. bor.,. - .;
d,,o wa hnhioso I,do o,rra
hubiera movido.
-Pideme ina gracia-diIo 81 / g.
e Suabo hinca Ia rodilla Y excl
ma: Senior, deyolved su liberIld al
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S%EISCIfHT0S KHLR0S KiXIGAN0S AHE-
R5l4N SAQJfaR Il PUEBLO De LORI
SBURG. CERG8HG 4 RAGHiTA
re!cgrama especial para "a PRENSA.

IL PASO, Tex. Mario 16.--Ln 2.
Distrito de Casas Grandes, se&un 10
laclara Alexandra Stuart. Quien arri-
DO hoy = es.a ciudad procedentc de
aQuel lugar. gran nUmero de .asa5
propicdadcs De amcricanos, theron
guamaG&s POI los Yi.liStas cuan!o e.
icte revo!ucicrario i ouicn tralan de
car:urar carrancistas ' am~ericanos,
ali6 pa-a c. DisJrito dc Galeana.
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OBRAS De VENTA EN- la LIBERIA De IGNACIO E. LOzANo
La case mass cndHsda anas @gwa Is qe,den ell msaF snrddo sGh6qus verde mas h@st" "a
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: Compre USED sieupre >uS ltbroS Ct 1
e>tI casa. pOr Su baratuFa y 81 eff =
= eacia en- el de>parhO de los pcdidoS :
:. - Ia que may Or cORiiaaEs inSpiga Il q
= PuGiicU. .
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e Ans DC Casa. Guia de Is nuIeT educ7
Is en- maieTia de haoitacion' cocinA' ne
q Calculator Del Mcod6n. 06ra utiI.simS
para sembraGOreS, ~pIzcadOTes ' traf.Cgn-
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pENSiI!ENJ0S.

Los Antiques p]iutaban 1 Venus d.
compa@ada dc las tres Gracias para
demostrar que ii bclioza 10 puede pA-
s@r sin ella.
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IFEA Fa aNalAa ~ 49,
C4;er.-rnu g.. PerSev5ralCia- SIS
los vgrr.r-s u 81 TriuntO DE- "a Religion
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fa n --rogIalt, : L. O,ra con e S.fhD1.C
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sSRA5 DiFERSta

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
I|ASEIA MANAGER sAIs AMERICAN
SUPERIOR 10 JAPANESE PLAYERS

on International friendship, Prof Kq1
no said. s.
we think our tour helped a lot in
creating better feeling between the
United States and Japan" he SAID
However, 1t is out sof the question
for the japanese to excel the Ameri-
cans at baseball. We did not make
out trip merely for the purpose Of trys
ing to defeat the Americans. We eoill
veyed greetings from the Japanese
college boys TO the American stu
dents. p
Views Were Expanded g
We sttidied American college life
and other conditions there. We avail
ed ourselves Of every opportunity to
visit large cities, where we saw how
the American commerce, Industry and
business are carried on. Our Views
were much expanded. e
Eve were most Impressed BY the
brisk manner In which the Americans
carry on their business. In a large
city like Chicago we could hardly be
assured OF our safety on the streets,
owing to the great amount Of traffic.
The splendid physical condition of
american boys made great impress.
sion on US. Americans are taught not
only to develop their minds, but also
their bodies. When they finish
school they are ready for public SER
vice both mentally and physically.
Many Of the students who finished the
japanese schools are weak in health.
We think those conditions should be
changed
Prof. Kono said the Waseda boys
We're accorded hearty welcomes wher-
ever they went. Many receptions
were gifen in their honOr.-Japan AID.
Yertiser..
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DO[BLE|IEADIR
ION SUNDAY M
hIMEElG PARK!
Il

Here weNafa sagAin:
s1nsiay. 4 :s6 b'riocE, sChinese vs. ST.
Louis-extra dry--at Athletic park
Honoinlus VS.. Ali Shafter.
baseball fans say they, must haye
and the Oahu League man
Il Eeiiefit, sitter STAGING game with
the Isl. Louis that IS the extra wet
81. dsOdfs, to Distinguish them from
the stiry land college team AhaNe de-
cided To repeat with the other st.
LoaissteaIli,. the one With Bill JANSEN,
Barney Joy and others.
Ia tins game the Saints will meet
the Chsnese aggregation. and kim
Luke may sent Luck zee or Hoon kl
on the mound to oppose tall William.
who viii soon leave for Toxic, Osaka
and way points Jansen mas been
going good Of late, and the Chinese
players should not improve thoif bat
ting averages on his shoots.
.Ail-Shafters.
In the second ARRAY the All Shatter
team will meet the Honolulus, aid
Paresa's crew win make an effort TO
break into the win column. The Luz
VIII OpIOoc tJOuhOOA, ~ AfCAls
mons or knight, and this in itself IS
enough to cause them some Worrying
as johnson recently held the t59th
Company team to no hits for nine In
nings. andt the Ruger boys state that
be will send the Lulus back 10 the
bench wondering. In case johnson
should get in trouble so'Dell. the big
southpaw who famed is Of the Conf
pany A team. will go in.
Strong Lineup.
Sgt. Brush has alRouneed his Inc.
up for the two games at Athletic park
and at Schofield, and he will send a
number of players into. the game to
give them all a hard test. These
players, who win meet the Lulus.
have been picked from the leading
stars at Shafter and the boys are
confident that they will have easy
picking against the Eulus. They are
especially anxious to battle with
-Biondp'' Williams. ~.
Among the players who will be used
in the games, 70 come are: Catehers,
Dawsor. Castle. McGovern. Robinson; :
pitchers, Johnson, ODel. Simmons,
knight: first base. Jackson, Row
land Quirk. Rails; second base, Hol-
comb. Zaber. Bennett; third base.
Hanna: shortstnp. AlcGArry. Roberts,:
eHtfield. Mcdonald, Amama, Burhs,s
Harrington, Cain, Steciiwell.
u Y - ~ IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
COLUMBIA Crew
AMONG FIRST IN
REGATTA EVENTS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.--The probable
abandoning of rowing as an intercol-
legiate sport at Columbia University
will remove from this field OF inter.
varsity competition. for a time at
least, one of the veteran supporters
OF crew racing. The history OF row.
ing at Columbia is part and parcel
of the development of the sport in
this country and while the local uni.
versity has not been as successful as
some OF her competitors she has held
a fixed and honorable position in row.
ing for many years.
AS far back as 1873 Columbia was
prominent in aquatics and was an en-
trant In the Springfield regatta OF that
year, when crews from Yale, Harvard,
Williams, Wesleyan, Cornell, Dart
mouth, Trinity, Princeton and Column.
bia all competed for the intercollesi.
ate title. The uniform Of the Column.
bia oarsmen consisted Of light blue
shirts, white, trousers and blue and
white handkerchief neckpiece, in
marked contrast to the abbreviated
outfits worn by the crew men of the
present.
Five years later Columbia estab-
lisiied an international rowing reputa-
ton by entering four-oared crew for
the vfsitors' cup at the English Henley
regatta, and much to the surprise Of
the English watermen. winning that
trophy. This was the first entry ever
made uy an American college crew at
Henley and the only one to win cup
there until the Harrard Junior Var
sity eight captured the grand chal-
lenge cup, July A, 1914. Other univer-
sity com binations which have tried for
one or. more of the famous English
rowing prizes without success since
Columbia showed the way include
Cornell t1Ss1). Cornell 1890, Yale
1886 Pennsylvania t190n.
Columbia was also charter MEM
Der Of the collegiate Rowing As
sociatfon formed in 1895, with Penn
sylfania and Cornell. and has entered
crews in the annual regatta since that
date without a break. The record OF
the Blue and White in the p races
for varsity Fights since the formation
of the /. r. A. shows that Columbia
won two firsta. six seconds, four
thirds, seven fourths two fifths and one
sixth plkce. Whether the decision to
give up rowing Is to be temporary or
permanent only time can tell. In the
.past few years both GEORGETOWN and
WISCONSIN have retired from the
poushkeepsie regatta Interciassi row
iIig stiIl continues at Wisconsin but
there ii little. ST any, rowing activity
at Georgetown.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-03
out 81 Question tor Japanese
to Excel Americans at Base
ball; More Athletics IS Cry

with . record of 10 games won and
ls lost, the Waseda University base
bali team returned to Japan on the
Nippon AIaru recently from their tour.
Of Honolulu and the United States
*Thongh our trip to america was
not very successful as to victorious
fames, al Of MS were greatly benefit
ed IN many ways and feel il was a
most nfofltable trip, said Prof. A.
Kono OF Waseda. who managed the
ho1s
The Waseaa Rine went to the Unit
ed States In response TO an invitation
from Chicago University, whose club
visited Japan last year The Japan
csc players left this country March
Is. The roster OF the team follows:
Y. AsdnuE1a. ri: T. Kawashima. p;;
I. IehiOka. c: X. Kato. ss:;; T. Kasa-
sllima. %: ]. Kishi. p;; J. Ito. ,p; 81.
Y0lS0yama, if. +. Sahaku, 50: s. lla-
mai. ~. T. usui. c; and Chow Shi-lin,
cf.
Wen -Four IL Hinololu.
-Four out Of ten engagements were
won IN Honolulu ID The United States
Waseda dropped three games TO Chr
caeo University, two 10 Illinois and
20 wisconsin, all crack American
mines. The second game with Wiscon-
sin was the closest OF the trip. the
Japanese losing ) to in 10 innings.
Oherlin University and the University
Of Utah were among the teams, de.
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CHARLEY REILLY WHO
FOUGHT HERE NOT DEAD:
BROTHER WAS INJURED

The statement which appeared In
the Bulletin few days ago that Char
ley Reilly, the veteran local light
weight. had died in the Northwest was
erroneous. The story was based on
what ar the time seemed reliable in
formation. but now comes word that
Reilly is very much alive In Butte.
Montana, and is leaving there for Salt
Lake, from which LIace he viii come
west to Nevada. -.
Notwithstanding the error as to
Charley's death. however. the Reilly
family is in hard luck. Wm. Fl. Reil-
ly, brother Of Charley, while swim
ming at San Rafael last Saturday
struck the bottom of the tank and
severely injured his spine. He is re-
eeiying treatment at ST. Marys hos
'pital-San Francisco Bulletin
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Ernest Mott-Smfth. who starred for
Punahon last year in the pole vault
and high jump. has been working out
at Alexander Field with two Homo
lulu boys who have made a good
showing at Cornell John Watt made
an excellent showing IN tire hurdles
for Monkeys team. taking first in the
low and second In the high barriers In,
tile Harvard meet $50 =
Stanley Mott-Smith. the other Hn-
noiulu boy at Cornell ID good pole
yauItef and made the freshman track
team last year His brother Ernest
has imtroye1 wonderfully and should
be able to make over IL feet in the
vault with practise and coaching.
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Decker promised last evening to take
the matter up with the rest OF the
swimming men, and in all probability
the Better Vacation folks viii have
the pleasure Of seeing not only the
islands best in the athletic line but
the world best IN the aquatic part OF
the entertainment. $50
The Better Vacation playground,
white In oneration but q month, has
already produced. according to Mr..
Rouiey. several very promising young
athletes and these will be sandWiched
In with the more experienced enter.
tanners In mat work and tumbiing.
Adntistion Free. tI
All those desiring ito bring sisters.
brothers or parents will SEE either
Mrs. Moore or Miss Spencer and tick
cts wflf be furnished free Of charge.
All those wishing to go VIII meet
With Mrs. Moore and Aiiss Spencer at
the playground at l:15 O'Clock, and
viii start for the "Y'' In q body at
. 10. The program for the afternoon
Is As follows: -
--tlaiIstneulc ana uuInO DELL uIlil.
3zAAiat drill.
4-zH6rse by class. followed by ex.
hibition stunts,
54-EiSipg and acrobatics from the
spring hoard.
Horizontal bar and ring work ex-
|. hihifion.
Pyramids.
S--T1hbiing and balancing.
10 ParaIlei bars exhibition,
The full program for the pool
has not as yet been completed as to
the listing Of the different events,
which will include 20, SO and I00.yard
races for the boy Is well as several
relays Of popula distances The
youngsters MiH Hich be divided into
teams for q five-minute water polo
game, this to be followed bysa diving
contest for apples. which are weight
"a 10 aS 70 sink to the bottom, The
fancy diving under the direction of
ulaif TAFT and tie Informal sexhibi.
ton ~ the worlds fastest inermen
win close the days program