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The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30
They Accept Bills
Of Confederacy in|
Jackson n,Euen Today
EERookHAvEN MAN OFFERS AN.
GENT MONEY, AND ITS
RECEIVED.


z Jackson, Miss, Aug. 3O.--Joe s. Nc
Kinley, arrested yesterday morning by
the police authorities after he had
confessed to having passed a number
,of bad $5 bills on local merchants
and street car conductors, this morn
ing was turned over to the Federal
officers under an affidavit charging
him with violation of Section 1928
Of the United States penal statutes,
which has to do with the ALTERATION of
paper money and its passage as lawful
currency.
I Mckinley was taken in charge this
morning by Deputy Marshal Langstaff
fand will be held in custody until the
preliminary hearing Thursday morning
before Federal Commissioner Ricketts,.
The accused is young man about
"a years old, and halls from Brook
haven. Miss, from which place he
came to Jackson about six months ago
to work as presser in the tailoring
establishment of r. B. Doxey on West
Capitol street. The youths parents
.Iand sister will arrive in this city to
Iday.
He will plead not guilty.
| 1t is claimed by the accused man
that he was ignorant Of the worthless
ness of the bills, which were altered
fConfederate SIS notes. He says that he
received them from other parties.
The money in question consists OF
Mississippi Confederaee notes, issued
during the war, and bearing the seal
of the State. To conceal their spuri.
tous value, the. letters and fig.
lures from legitimate So notes were
pasted in the corners and the holes
punched in the paper were ingenuously
patched beyond discovery at off.hand
scrutiny. Some of the alterations were
fine workmanship but others showed
/ the crude work of an amateur.
The victims of the scheme number
more than dozen, some merchants,
street car conductors, restaurants, citi-
zens, and several housewives, all of
whom have informed the Federal au-
thorities that they would be easily
able to identify the person who passed
off the worthless notes.
Mckinley this morning was trans
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30

HATTIEsRURc.
PRICE MODEL FouRNNETY
NINETY DOLLARS GUARANTEES AGAINST rR7Ar9
REDUCTIONS. LETTER
cHEvRoLsT MOTOR CO. OF ST. LOUIS
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30
eAEIEs RULE BOARD AND BEACH

Asbury Park, N. j., Aug. SO.-Asbury
Parks 9th annual baby parade was
held today and was the greatest pag-
cant of its kind that has ever taken
place at this famous resort. The beach
and boardwalk were a solid mass Of
humanity, assembled from all parts
of the United States to witness the
event. Conservative estimates place
the number of spectators at close to
100000. Along the line Of march
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30
sLEMP FOR ANOTHER TERM.

Bristol, Va. Aug. 49, Representa-
tive G. Bascom slemp, the only Re-
publican member of the Virginia dele
cation in Congress, was renominated
for another term today at the Re.
publican congressional convention Of
the Ninth district.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30
PROF. NEFF GOES TO HICKORY.

Union, Miss, Aug. 3O.-Prof. f. T..
Neff, for many years principal of the
local school, has accepted the position
as principal of the schools of Hickory,
Miss, and has left with his family to
assume charge at once.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30

there were elaborate decorations, with
the national colors and bunting, arfq
The baby coaches, bicycles, floats,
tomobiles and fire engines that
in the parade were also garnished M
flags and flowers. The infant lighs
fanrry was OF quiet order, and W.
through the grand parade without 2
murmur. AT the conclusion of n
pageant hundreds OF prizes were d
Itributed.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30

ferred from the city to the county
Jail.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30

in the international competition which
will follow the return Of peace. 1t Is
not matter of volition. 1t cannot be
controlled by legislation or by change
of parties or by voting. The United
States must therefore be prepared to
meet competition carried ON more ef-
fectively than ever before.
ut is plainly the duty of all Ameri-
cans, whatever their calling, to con-
slider by what means they can contrib
ute through either the increase or the
conservation of power in their own
fields of action, towards the perma'
nent higher efficiency of the people Of
the United States.
Lawyers Are Affected.
There is no body Of citizens to
whom this duty should appeal more
strongly than to the lawyers, because
the subject vitality affects the relations
between the individual and the state
regulated by law and the fundamental
/ conceptions upon which our system OF
government is based"
The underlying cause OF the defect
i've administration of the law, Mr.. Root
said. was that the bar and the people
Of the country generally proceed upon
a false assumption as to their true
relation to judicial proceedings.
"Unconsciousiy," ne continued, I'VE
all treat the business of administering
Justice as something 10 be done for
private benefit instead of treating u
primarily as something to be done Tor
the public service. The administers
ton OF law is affected by the general
latitude in which citizens think about
what they are going to get out OF Their
country instead of thinking of what
: they can contribute to their country.
"Our political system makes such an
attitude on the part Of the bar very
natural and easy With our highly
: developed individualism, our respec'
; for the sanctity Of individual rights
our conception Of government as dc
. signed to secure those rights, 1t Is
quite natural that lawyers employed
to assert the rights Of individual
clients interest should acquire habi'
Of mind in which they think chiefly
Of the individual view Of judicial pro
cedure, and seldom ofdhe public view
j Of the same procedure. 1t is natural
that the same habit OF thought should
, be carried into our legislatures by the
i lawyers who make up the greater
!. part Of those bodies; and with oui
governments Of narrow and strictly
limited powers it is natural that there
: should be a continual pressure in the
) direction Of promoting individual
t rights and privileges and opportunities
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30

Leprosy has been steadily disap-
pearing in Hawaii since the American
occupation.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-08-30

Jerusalem has olive trees 500 years
Old.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29

FOR RENT-12O acres, for cash, for
three years, 81 miles north of Pea
vey, in section %. If interested act
quickly. Edwin Damman, 2O5 18th Ave.
north. Phone 534-J.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
Announcement

am a candidate for the nomination
Of sheriff on the Democratic ticket in
the primaries to be heid September 5,
1916.
/ am asking for the nomination and
reelection, recognizing the principle
that if an official makes good it is the
custom to accord him a second term.
1 have endeavored to serve the peo-
pie of Twin Falls county faithfully, eff
ficiently and with economy conductive
of first-class service, and in standing
on my record for the nomination and
reelection l trust that it has been
such as will appeal to the voters and
merit their support
On account of the work of the office,
have not been able to devote any
time to campaigning or calling on the
voters personally to solicit their sup
port, but assure all that any efforts
extended in my behalf will be appre-
ciated.
Yours very truly,
FRANK NJ. KENDALL.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
(AdVertisement)
Real Estate Transfers

w. P Guthrie to Twin Falls Bank
& Trust Co., 81, NWSW, 12-10-16.
A. B. Cramer to Twin Falls Land &
Water Co., NESE, SENE, 23-9-15.
]. W. Sloss to o. d. Bills, $226O,
S1aSW 26, N1aNW, 35-10-1S.
H. d. Bills to o. d. Bills, $4,000, NE
NE, 21-1O-19
I. T. Brown to A. Gels, 81, lot Is,
block /, East Lawn Add
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
The Truth About the Anti-Atherton Fight

engendeng the bitter m of
Of a
would candidate divide the anti
il Atheon
ands S o
OF
o.
in
candidate? division
to divide
strength withdrawing their Democratic candidates order to concentrate their
winr he
n 10 onceding
right give in
in his disppoval
oil candidate
n
held the who
to in
S A Mil
of
up an ant.d o a
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29

Drawings" Prof Nelson; physical
education, Prof. Krohn penmanship,
Miss Reddy.
3:45-Roll call.
Thursday Forenoon.
S:15-Special sessions: Music, Prof.
Nelson; penmanship, Miss Reddy.
9:00-General session: Education
of Helen Keller" DIR. Hill.
10:00-Rest.
.1O:1O-Departmental session: Su-
perintendents and principals, prob
lens of the Senior-JuniOr High
School," Superintendent J. Roy, Bur-
ley schools. high school, Literary
Taste and How to Form 1t" Prof.
Hoppe; grades, Problems of the Ru-
raj School," Prof Werner; primary,
Seat Work." Miss Day.
11:00-Conferences: Special ses-
sions: Art and design, Scenery
Painting" Prof. Nelson; physical edu-
cation, Prof. Krohn; penmanship Miss
Reddy.
11:45-Noon.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:15-General session: Shakes
peare and the Tempest" Prof. Hoppe.
2:00-Rest
2:10-Departmental sessions: High
school, school Government" DR.. Hill ;
grades, Rural Credit" Prof Werner
primary, "The Daily Program" Miss
Day.
BOO Conferences: Special SEES
sons: Art and design, "Study of Pic
lures and Artists" Prof. Nelson; pen
manship, Miss Reddy.
3:45-Roll call.
The only change made from the
written program consists of the
changing of the date of the lecture OF
Wednesday evening to Thursday even
ing, on account of the presence of the
elephants, the rhinocerous and the red
lemonade.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29

Drawings" Prof Nelson; physical
education, Prof. Krohn; penmanship,
Miss Reddy.
3:45-Roll call.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
Announcement

I wish to announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
commissioner for the second district
of this county.
E. B. WILLIAMS.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
S. P ATHERTON is THE LOGICAL CANDIDATE FOR THE
STATE SENATE TO DEFEAT COUNTY DIVISION

in
business lodge church circle loyal friends Having recently
the territory that would be
if successful He
in
of in
n
OF
by in
dent
a
realizing sacrifice than he afford make he did
n
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29

FOR SALE-Piano, almost paid for,
only S145 due, on easy payments.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
Classified Advertisements
Received Too Late For
Classification.

STRAY have at my ranch, S12
miles east of HOLSTER, one black
mare, branded II on left stifle. John
H. Troendly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29
BIG CROWD AT THE
INSTITUTE THIS WEEK

Continued from Page II
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29

FOR SALE First-class livery bust
ness, in small town in county Owner
has good reasons for selling. Would
trade for land on first aggregation on
North Side Address B., care Times.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-29

FOR SALE Having no use for my
motorbike, which is in perfect shape
will sell for one-half price. Inquire
for Dougherty at Magel Bros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Defunciones.

Sra. r. Rodriguez, de 10 amos,
fallcci6 en- Rock Quarry, de tubercu-
losis.
Julian Gonzalez, de IS amos, IA
lleci6 en- eli numero 5O7 de la Gale
Duval, de perienceptalitis.
Juan Esparza, de 20 meses, murio
en- ell numero IO5 de IA Gale Cert
wood. de difteria.
Sra. s. B. Lopez, de 20 amos, falle-
clio en- e. nunero 81 de Ia Gale y.
San Saba. de tuberculosis.
Lucas Cara. de 50 amos, f~alleci0
IN cl numcro l25 de Ia Gale de To-
rre6n de pneumonia.
Cecilia Soils, de u mcses. murid
en- Ell nImcrO II2 de Ia Gale Bowie,
de pneumonia.
CeIso Gutierrez, de 81 amos, mu-
rio en- el 625 de Ia Gale East Crock
EFT. de pneumonia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
UNA MUIER Y UN NINO EERI-
DOS EN- UN ACCIDENTE.

Mrs. ]. H. Pearls, Y su nino, que
residen en- 1912 East Magnolia Ave
nue.. fueron heridos ligerameHte, a
chocar el jitney en- que habian toma-
do pasaje, primero contra IA banque-
a y en- seguid& contra el escaparate
lc Chal5lcy hros., en- ia AvcniLa
Main, hs.mcro 2!2.
Ii "ha1ffc9r, ". c. Duncan, \
Guien sc condujo q Ia inspection de
policia, dice cue no pudo parar a
tiempo SUI CAIRO, cuando 10 volvi6 ha-
cia Ia derecha, para evitar Ia collision
con IN vehiculo que conducia verdu-
ras ' cue ~proccdente de IL Gale de
Salinas. Sc intcrpuso intempestiva.
meme en- su canine.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
ESTA EN- SAN ANTONIO Ia ESP0-
S.A DE IN CORONEL CA
RRANCISTA.

PrOcrdrntr he san Luis Pntosi. lie
90 aver a San Antonio Ia sonora Do
militia Ramirez ir Perez. r>posa del
t.oron"l dr las rurrzaS pr,r.unSiltu-
rionaIiStaS Alexandra Ptrrz que pr
trn"rr a la guarnicidn It, Ia plaza
mrnrionada.
Hobirndo rnlrcviSIaio a Ia expire
>a,ia >eHora nos manifesto QUE IA
]SituaciGn rn san Luis POto<i no cS
tan mala como So ha dicho. Dice
que en- Ia poblaciGn 81 curnta con
toda clasc de- articulo> lie primara
nrrrSiiad. los rualrS aunqur So vr-
den a p~rcciOS muy elevadoS. no fall
Ian Y mrnoS Il las famii!aS Il" los mi
.itarc>.
AilaiiG que las partiiaS ~aniIcarran
ciStaS Iu" - han ~prrSentado por las
rrrraniaS lie la plaza menri0naIa
han Sido batiIas con cNito por IaS
furlZa> pr"conStitucionaliSIa que 0pr
AN pur 81 ruInbo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
LOS ROBOS DE ANTENOCHE.

Los ladrones f~racturaron una puer-
ta V Sc introdujeron = una fruteri2
situada en- Ia intercesion de las ca
lies West Commerce Y San Saba. Una
vez dentro del edificio, ~llenaron Ge
frutas V verduras IN caro- reparti-
dor ' tranquilamente abandonaron el
lugar, sin que Ia poiicia haya podidO
encontrar SUI paradero.
\ John Hall, que vive por IA Gale
de Van Hesse. lie robaron % gall
mas. de las mejores que tenia en- IA
casa, y que un dia antes Sc habia re-
husado vender a buen preciO.
Tambien Sc escaparon de ser roba-
das la casa de r. L. Gates, en- West
Florida. Y Ia cantina de Gaul. en- la
Gale de North Presa. En- eSta ulti-
ma. Sc ignora Ia causa por que de-
sistieron de su intento los cacos, pues
despues de fracturar n puerta, de-
aaron TODD Ell botin sobre el mcstra-
dor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

que apoyarSe en- q brazo de UrSO pa
"a andar.
Fl ligiO miraba al rit-lO. cubierfn
Il Ia saxon de rStrcllaS. y oraba fer
vOroSamcnt".
.Avanzaba Ia cOmitiva pOr cntrn
! cdificiOS btancOS de r]"cientr cons
~trucci6n, Que brillaban a Ia luz de Ia
: luna. La ciudad cStaba cast de
Sierta. Solo So veia aca Y ALA al
gun grupO cantandO Y Daiiand0 an
tr los p6rlicOS. al son De las glautaS.
iiSfrutaniO de la hermOSura he Ia
nochr Y aDrOvechandc cl iltimO dia
de las fieStaS Que cOmenzaran con
los iurgoS del CircO.
Cerca va de la casa. intcrrumpi6
UrSo suS Oraciones para decirlc a Vi
niciO on vOz baja:
Senior. el RedentOr ha sido luien
la ha salvadO. CuandO la vi en- los
CuernOs del tOrO. una voZ interior
ne dijo: 'Defi6ndeIa." Era sin iu-
da alguna vOz del COrdero. En- Ia
carcel habia 70 perdido las ~fuerzas;
perO FL me las devolvi6 con creces
en- el m0mento criticO. FL hizo tam
Dien que ese pueblo cruel Sc puSiera
de nuestra parte. iHagase gu yOiun-
tad.
-i.Alabado sea su nombre!-con-
test6 Vinicio.
y Gallo porque lie ahogaban las ID
srimas. Tn deseo vehemente de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Continua la hrelga de los empleados
de cSmercio de la capital.

La huelga iniciada por los EN-
pleados de variaS casas comerciales
i~mportanteS, toma cada dia mayores
preparedness, pues incesantemente
Sc eStan agregando a los huelguistaS
numeroSos c2mpaneroS, que perma-
necian en- sus pueStos a eStallar el
movimiento.
En- ell dia de aver acord0 secundar
Ia actitud de los e~mpleados que han
abaHdonado suS labores, cl personal
de varios estabiecimientoS comercia-
les, entire los que Sc encuentra ia
Vajilla de Plata. La PaleStina".
"Cogordar Hermanos'', Y TODD Pa
ris".
De este modo, los huelguistas su-
man va varioS ~centenares. y todavia
aver permanecian en- su resuelta &C
titud de no volver I sus labores, sino
hasta que los propietarios de los res
pectivos eStablecimientos acepten
las condolences fijadas. las cuales va
son conocidaS del publico.
Los huelguiStas han seguido reel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
tc Municipal contra el cOmerriO.

Ignacio Rodriguez W Presidentr
municipal de esta ciuiad. >igue N
>u rampaha d. hacer competrncia
a. concrete, para evitar que realize
SuS rXrIStencias a precioS altos.
Rodriguez NJ. ha hecho IN con-
trato con una pOderoSa casa lie cS-
IA capital, mediaEte TN arIr5lO que
le drja maSnificaS Itilidades. para
Ia entre:a de- mercanciaS IN los eX-
prndioS municipaIeS Que han side
rStabirciio> IN differences SitioS ie Ia
pobiari6n. De .Sta manera. ROGrI-
guez w.. pOira hacer una r~nrryira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

donreHa IN manOS del mtdicO. Am
hos %=uardaban silrncio. Los aconte-
IcImlcntns r>iaban drmaSiadO recicn-
les para no rmbargar 81 amino lie
los dos.
Ninicio no acababa De convcnccrsc
de la rcalidad nj IN Sus ideas St ha-
DIa reStahlccido del TODD 81 eGuiIi-
brio. No So can>aba De- rrpetir que
Llgia "staba va Salyada, librc al fin
de la priSiGn Y de- "a murrtt: que pa
IA entreamboS habian va tOcado Il
Su tdrmino las ~ir>dichaS: Que Ligia
rHtaba alli. L sl laIo, Y que NADIA nj
nadie los Srpararia liamdS.
Y al decirSe este IL parecia que
entraba Ell una vida nueva. drScOn0-
cida.
De vez en- cuando miraba al in
terror de Ia iitera para rontrmpIar a
la claridad de- Ia luna eli roStro d.
81 armada. Y murmuraba:
-ES ella. eS ella! iCristo Ia Ia sal
vado Y me la ha devueltol
La doncelIa eStaba como adormc-
cida.
Fl mancebO recordaba que cuando
Il Y CrSO "a SacarOn DEF SpoIiarium
IN medicO descOnocido lie asegur6
que la joven viva y viviria. Y al
traer a ia memoria esta affirmation.
lie embarsaba emocI6n tan profunda.
que lie flaqueaban la piernas v tenia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Llege un representante del Cobier.
no de Noruega a la Ciudad de
Mexico.

Hay arrib0 & esta capital, proce-
dente del puerto de Vcracruz, don
lie dcsembarc6 e! dia de aver. cl
excelenticimo senior Michae! s. Lie.
Representative del Gobierno de No
ruega cerca del gobierno de facto.
e senior Lie manifesto 4 los re-
portes que 10 entrevistaron al arri-
bar . esta capital, que trae los docu-
mentos que 10 acreditan como Minis
tro &c Noruega en- Mexico Y que
p~resentara estos al encargado de Ia
Secretaria de Relaciones tan pronto
como lie sea possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Ell MIEDO A LA POBREZA.

Hemos llegado a sentir terror por
la pcbreza. Desdenamos al que pre-
fiere ser pobre para mantener limpia
Y alta 81 vide interior. Hemos per-
dido hasta ell poder de imaginarnos 10
cue signific6 la antigua i~dealizaci6n
de d pobreza: la liberation de alta
duraS maicriales: Ell alma inSOborna-
BILE; Ia varonil indiferencia; la capaci-
dad de abrirnos paso con 10 que So
mos, no cen 10 que tenemos; ell dere-
cho de jugar nuestra vida, en- cual-
ouier momento, sin temores; la edu-
caci6n de fortaleza; en- suma, la ac-
titud moral del luchador.
William JAMES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09
Sslieron para Queretaro los Subsc,
cretarios de E5tado.

Uo,. e,l;6 rorn Oucr.t,ro 81 irpn-
o;o,.o pos,o~ po,,o;y cptsac-aror;o
F,cargado dol Dasnacbo do Fomento
CoIo,izoci6r o Irdustrio
.-or Por,iv di;o one s. n Ueror
, Orars,oro as,in va nombrodos los
REPRESENTATIVES, dc 1os diversas Score
rarfas de Estado que debcn tcner
;Dcaro,c;o on n Comisi6r Naciona'
A~r,r,, dei,ra = este Tnncionar ba-
10 81 procrama acordado, m~archando
q = Cbanala. caso de no formar na;-
"a De n com;tiva one acomna6ara Al
Primer Jere dol Fiarcito Cons;i-ucio-
~,oiis.o ~ 9, ,.;,io . T., c~,,i+,1 do,
Fst.do do Io1isco
Tambirr hoy saIi5 nara Ouerftaro
81 ~Ipgeriero Ignacio Bonillas. Suisse
crat,r;o Fncarpodo del Dasnocbo de
Co~nunicaciore Y Obros p1bIicas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

g"ncia del piblicO, pcro Su ing+nitl
cobardia lie mandaba ceder.
Echo una mirada an tornO, bus
cando entire los dugustanOS Siqrlr-
IA un0 DUE tuvicra inclinadO 81 pull
Ear hacia abajo en- Senal de muer-
tr;y tuv0 81 diSguSto de Yer Ia So
nal opue-ta: uno. Petronio. tcnia Ia
man0 en- alto yclavaba IN & los 0iOS
deScdraiament". cast con cl aire lie
retO. Nr>tiniO. Que era ~Supersti-
cio>O ' 50 a>uStaba de los ~eSpectroS,
?ero no de los hombreS. imit6 al Ar
hitrn. Lo miSmn hirierOn 81 sena-
dor EScevino. Nerva. Tu!io Sene-
clio. 81 famcSo general OstOnio ESca-
puIo. Artistic. PiS6n y Veto: Y como
elIOS CriSpino. Minuncio Termo.
Poncio TeleSino Y muchoS mas. in
clu>o 81 mas preStigioso entire el
pueblo: Fl auSter0 TraSeas.
Ner6n Sc quito IA e>meralda del
Ojo. dando viSible> mueStraS de ies-
pech0 y lie ira: Su orguilO herido lie
mnrtificaba acknowledgements.
Entonces TiGelino, que a toda costa
GUERRA derrotar otra vez a Petro-
MO, Sc acerc6 y lie diio D dido:
No cedas, divine; los pretorianos
eStan de nuestra parte.
Dirigi6 q Cesar IA vista al punto
en- donde eStaban los mencionados
guardiaS: q Ia cabeza de eStOs Sc en-
contraba acridentalmente eI rudo V
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-09

; p~rOSternarSc Y dar g~raciaS al Sc
nor pOr 81 miscrirOrdia Y pOr Il mi
lagrO QUE aCababa de rcalizar So a.
pOdcr6 de su amino.
En- este ~llcgaron 4 la casa. donhc
los eSrlavOS petrOniO. aviSaiOS lie
antemano. Salieron a reribirleS.
La mayor partc de allo$ habian re-
.rrSadO de AnciO ~cOnverjidOS VA Dor
Pablo de Tarso: lOdOS esiaban in
fOrmados de las desdichas de- VIM
cio. Y su algeria fuG grandr ruanio
vIcrOn M Y salvaS a las victimas
arrancadaS mf!agrOSamnntc del DO
der del Cesar.
FL mGdicO TeocIes recon0ci6 a la
d0ncella y declare que su salud no
habia sufrido grave q~uebranlo, a.
Sesuranjo que cuandO d~eSaparccif-
"a Ia debiIidad OcasiOnada por Ia
flebre, Ligia Sc pondria buena del
TODD.
Ell dictamen del m6dic0 cause &C.
neral e inmensa algeria.
La doncella volvi6 en- 81 auucEa
msma nOche, y al verse en- RIGA es-
tancia iluminada con lamparas. cor
tlnas y embalsamada con al aroma
la verbena y del nardo. lie pare
clio que estaba sohando. Solo recor-
daba el momento an QUE la ataron
las astas del toro; asi fue que al
aneontrar a su lado a Vinicio. crey6
(Continuars
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MATRIMONIO.

FL dia , del corriente mes tuvo We
rificativo en- la Residential del matri-
monio Antonio r. Barrera Y Marga-
rita Chapa de Barrera, ga. Gale MI
nero col de Taylor. Tex. Ell matri-
monio civil de la senorita ~profesora,
graduada en- Ia UniverSidad de Aus
tin. Josefina Barrera, hij& del ex-
presado matrimonio, con el senior Joe
A. Kelly, al cual acto concurrieron
las amistades todas de in familia Ba-
rrera.
Que los nuevos esposos gocen lie
una i~nacabaDle luna de miel.
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REGRES0 \ Ell PASO.

Aver rcgrcsG Il Fl Pa>o. %poblariin
dondr rsta radicado. 81 senior Atom
20 Tribe. luirn vino a eSta Gin lad Al
arrcglo de- aSuntOS correspondence
con los nr@OciOS mrrcantiIcS que IN
alurl iu@ar tirnH rSiablrritlGs.
+, senior Tribe pas6 varioS diaS en-
SaM AmLmniO.
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DE iNTERES PARA LOS QUE ES-
CUPEN.

Fl Secretario Herring del Departa-
mento de Salubridad, ha sido encar-
gado de MEM n campana con-
ira los que espectoran an las Was pu-
blicas. Al efecto ha ordenado q va
rios agentcs que Sc estacionen a in
tervalos regulares en- las GALES del
Concrete y Houston y en- Ia plaza
del Alamo, para que arresten a las
personals que escupan en las banque-
taS.