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LATONlA RESULTS

LONGS -Pcrseus. liz Connolly. SLIGO
500 and 50. Won, Mouotony. H. ,Mc-
taoe), S5..lo ana Sit.lV. second; Miles
Time :0A 10. Tom Manson. Rhyme
El Rcy, DccishHMd. BIue BannoCk, oak :
wood Boy, Johnny Me, EN- sheriff and
Tuck also ran.
drown, ;@lo, $i.5o, sa.7S. won; Al
dent, lul N'audUs.u), Sli.lO and So 40
second: Jane Straith, 101 (Callahan)
$3.50. third. hime, l;lS 3-5. Deliver
M, Louise Green, isroomcorn. Mater
and Little Sister also ran.
Third-iivc and onc-half furlongs-
HisEh Gear, ~ &C.. Hunp, S4.ao s3.lo.
s.. $3.50. sccond: Walter II. Pearce, II.
GOOSE. $3.50. third. Time, l;O1 -.
sophia ,iatrw GOD. Diamond, Piatt. Gal
liant Lad, Sol Gils"y, Or. Jack also ran.
Fourth-one mile--Ed Crump, 1870
star III Muruhyl, $40, out second,
Embroidery, 10Y G.apHille), out. third.
Time, :3S LIS. Jack O'Dowd also ran.
Fitth.-onc mile-Mary II. loo (Mur-
1o3 tBrownD, <i.So, Sa.io. second; J. c.
WEIGH, l07 c.. HuuO, $40, third. Time
$40. Beauty shop. stephen X, Insur-
gent. Lindlcy, Anna Brazel also ran.
SiT!hrsiS I51 r!9nE sso AGslie
John j.. lU3 tMurphy), SI0.s0. $3.50,
second: BlAlG Baggage, 100 tLapailic),
$40, third. Time. li2 Ia lmpr"s q
sivc. J. J. Murdoch, Herbert Temple,
Yem GsS"' iii if ti; 'i%h $40 2$2o
S2.GG. won Miss fHtnie 100 IBrowmD.
$3.50, 81, second; Sdtpassing, Ill &C.
sic Louise. Juliet. i'cllownan. Flight
Ella, Injury also ran.
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SHIPBUILDERS TAKE SERIES

:. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July r.
Newport News made a clean sweep OF
NE iour-SHmc series with Rocky
Mount by winning the last game this
AFTERNOON easily, TO /. Carl Raw was
master OF the situation throughout. and
put !oi TWO successive errors Vol,ld
loved by him were inlcId scratches
ItaGuc blew mp in the seventh, four
ms, Two passes and hit batsnan
hettihs me builders FIVE runs Wal.
trrAa double IN the SECOND brought in
the hrst run. There were a few field,
ing features, although both teams
NEEDED We'll In INC four games Mar.
can handled 'hirty-four chances with
OUT an error. ParmalcG made an crtor
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IS SPIRITED CONTEST

HCPEWELI.. VA. .luly rollowinc-
INJURIES sustained by. sliding into see.
days game, Shortstop Goalby had to
%" removed from the ncld, and may be
o.Hi OF ne Cooler line-up FOR some
art 10 left field and Henry 10 iirst
me rubber joint"d frst-SaCkcr ccle-
hraied MS return 10 the lineup with a
ncaitny sinSl" I" 81 field In the four
VINO mad SINGLED, with the winning run.
f"d stewart; moi 20 bc outdonc. lined
:" l',pi' I" uc"p rich, center clcariug
tue bases. IN" Eaiuc WAS one OF In.
bf't0"St OF thc season after tho sixth
lmhnlE. an "C tho eight errors heinz
only three hits after the sixth. ana
walked but on. batter. The score:
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Richmond VS.. Toronto

The Climbers, nfter "a one-dny Iny-
OFT, start In again to-day with To-
rontO. Manager smith viii he .ome
whit handicapped on his S0rthcrn
"trip on account of the loss for some
time OF Humphreys. who was LEFT
behind, together with I:IbcI. Neither
player In In condition To tnkc pnrt
I'm game for some time yet.
Throughout the long trim, which
will not end until the tenn returns
here for game on July "a win,
Providence, the big Times Dispatch
electric scorebOnrd Will fash the
rcsuIts Of every Inn,e, pIny by play.
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Totals....3l q 10 , Totals....3S s 81 10 4
'Battcd for Miller in seventh.

Chicago ...............o Of o o o.
sunmarv. Runs..Wiii;nns N,n, S,V ~
Fischer. Wagner (2p, Schultz. Two base hi;
Fischer. Three bias" hts-Nanu. Schultz
Wagner. HON" run-Willlams. Bases o.
haIls-oh Miller. .; Sacrifice h!ts-Sa!er
Nhl!iEan, O'Bricn, Wagner. Stolen bases
Wagner. Hinchman Struck out-by Hen
lrIx .: by Lavender. 3: by Miller, 6: by
Harmon. 2. Passed bail-Fisch"r UNI
pir.s. KLEIN and Emslie. Time. 80.
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MONTREAL TAKES FINAL

ROCHESTER,. \. V. July 5.-Mon-
treal took the third game of the series
from Rochester here to-day. TO 0.
Goodbred, who has generally been
easy for the llustlers this year, man
aged to get by the fatal ninth inning
To-day without blowing UP. he has
done in the last TWO games against
the Hustlcrs, Hersche pitched we'll for
the home team. but poor support in the
beginning put him in a hole. The
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WILLIAMS WINS GAME:
GIVES CARDINALS VICTORY
IN HIS FIRST FULL EFFORT
Reds Able 10 Get Only One Run Over
on Cardinals Yes
fCrIuy

ST. LOUIS. July 5.--Rccse williams
pitched his first full game of the sea-
son to-day, and gave the Cardinals a
I-to-l victory over the Reds. In the
first inning Ciroh walked. went to third
on .Neale's single, and scored on Kilt
fer's fiy. Bethel opened with "a double
and scored on sacrifice and intield
out. tying the count Ciroh booted the
game in the eighth. Wilson doubled
and Smith hunted, Wilson beating the
throw to third. Snyder walked. Groh
missed Corhan's Groundcr. Wilson
scoring. while a single and n hit bat
ter scored tn. other two. The score
Cincinnati ST Iouis
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SHIPBUILDERS GET WATT

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 5.--In-
fielder Watt. captain OF tho 1916 Co
lumbta University baseball team, with
which he played for the past four
years, and said TO have been the best
college player turned out uis season.
has been released to Newport News by
the Detroit Americans. and will join
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Calvary Bnpti.t. Defeated.

CREWE. July 6.-Calvary Baptist
of Richmond lost TO Grove to-day By
score OF to o. Iiill, for Crewe
pitched grand ball, allowing only four
hits. Oliver drove in three runs, with
two ash!ng singles. July the same
teams played a thirteen inning tie
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Totals .a2 Z 2I1a 2 roialn

Totals....33 Z % IL ToiaIs....2S :: q 10 I
'Hattcd for Barnes in eighth.
boston ..................o o o o Q o ii
Summary: Rnns-Paskcrt. Nichon. Fitz-
patrick. Two base hita-paskcrt. Fita-
patrick. Stolen hascs-Stock, Maranvillc.
SacTifce hits-Ntehot. Evors. Barnes. Dou-
hlc plays-Burns la stock: Gowdy to Smith
Ia Koncichy. Eases on baIls-om Rixcy, =:
of Rnrncs. l. Struck out-hy RiXcy. D. by
barnes, {: Ivy hughes. ]. wild pitch-Barncs.
Passed ball-Gowdy. Umpires. Byron and
Cuigicy. Time. so
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ROWE TO CALL GEM"

Z HOPEWELL "a, July 5.-Catchcr
Red" Rove, - the TiopcNHcll cub Was
released to-uiph, upon his request, IN
order that D." might accept AN appoint !
mcnt to The unriring STAFF Of Prcsi-
dent Rramham, of the North Carolina
League. Rowe left here tonight for
Durham TO report for duty
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B|s0NS TAKE SERIES
CORNELL RECRUIT is
POUNDED BY BUFFALO
Joe EnEcl Holds Leafs TO -Four Seat =
tered Hit mud shuts Them

BUFFALO. July 5.-Joc 1.ngcl held
tho Leafs to four hits to-day. while
the Bisons pounded Russell. the Cor
nell University recruit, and tho Herd
made a clean sweep of the series. The
score was to o, tn. second Shutout
inflicted on the visitors in the three
game series. MCDonald'S hitting and
fielding were features. The score:
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern As.ocInt,on.

Southern Association.
AT Chattanooga - Chattanooga, 1;
Birmingham. 8.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, 10; Mo-
bile 0.
(Only two games scheduled)
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PIRATES ARE DEFEATED

PITTSBURGH, July 5.-Iieavy hit
ting by Williams and Mann, together
with errors by the local team, resulted
in Chicago defeating Pittsburgh here
to-day. 10 3. The score:
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Portsmouth,
Totals. 30 q is To,aIs...u : = l.
-L--LL.l Tor ILnL-.I ~ fnlLrlh

score Icy innings y
Portsmouth ...........n o q y q =
Summary: Runs Moore. Candy, iIinr
W"chcr stolen bases Moore. King Brace.
SHcilrco hits tuN W"ich"r. HHrtscll trvl
Douhi" play-iiartscn to Lindsay 10 Morp"ih
Mis,on Heller, In innings. OF Goch-
van. ! in innings. Struck Out--by II.ll.r.
!. by Cochran. o. 10y Wood. = BaSr. ON
hniis-on Heller. 2; of Wood. :? Iii, Ivy
Itcher-SickinE Left on observation-disclosures
!; Norfolk. S. Passed hall-RcyuolIs Tim
30. Umpire. k.lnody.
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Portsmouth won first hnir OF pcnnuui
with percentage 0f .683. The team
Mon forty -0nc and lost nineteen games
WlisiE. mar, ...I TODAY
IIoprwcll ut Fort snumth.
Newport News at Petersburg
Norfulli mt Rocky AIoupi
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PHlLLIES MOVE UP

BOSTON. July 5.-Philadclphia de-
featcd Boston. to ] to-day and went
into second place EvcrS was put out
Of the game for protesting a called
strike during the fifth inning. The
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Winston salem. IL: Durham, o.
Charlotte, y; Ashcvillc, /.
Raleigh, L; GrcenSDoro. q.
sTANniNG OF CLUB,

'Ashcville won first half OF pennnnt race
with percentage Uf .G23. The team won
th;rty-ihrec and lost twenty games
WHERE THEY PLAY To-DAf
Charlotte at AShcvillr.
Durham at Whist on Salem.
Greensboro mt Raleigh
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt Pittsburgh.
(Nu others schcdulcd.)
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Cincinnati ..............1 Q o 0 o-l
st Louis ...............l o . . -
summary: Runs--Ciroh. Bethel. Wilson.
smith snyder. Two base hits-B"tzcl, VIII
soL. Sacrifice hitS-BesChcr, smith Hit
ny pitched hall-py Toncy. ] ,Gonzal.s).
lias"s on balls-on Williams. ,: off Tone!.
:. Struck out-by Williams. .. by Toney
Unpircs Harrison and Rielcr Time.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, o; Washington. /.
BostOn- Phiiudclphiu truin).
(Nu others scheutilrl)

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Chicago mt New York.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
81. Louis AT Washington
Cleveland AT Boston
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south Atlantic Lcnruc.

At Jack sonville-Jacksonvi 4: Al
hany, tcallcd end eleventh, da rkness)
At Notwithstanding, l. Column
bus. ..
At Observation-Disclosures /: aeon. 3
(frst game).
Augusta, 2: Macon. . (second game
called tenth darkness)
AT Charleston-Charles 2; Mont
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YANKEES GOING GOOD
TAKE THREE OUT OF FOUR
FROM GRiFFITH'S BUNCH
washington Unable to Connect to Adj
NhnfnSc with kcuting'n
Offerings.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Ncw York
nniaoe 1t three out of four by winning,
70 L. from Washington to-day. Ayers
ana ana Rice both were batted hard Wash
t niS;,n could do nothing with Kcating's
delivery The score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
RICHMOND ut Toronto
, Providence mt lSufIaln.
Baltimore at Montreal
Newark at Rochester,
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r@,alf T.. !. ~ 81 total. g ?,
He"Hlo0ooooo7

-, ~ NN' = .-.'..- - " y ~ q q q q . q 4 I
igpeN't ...;. $1,000 u q 30 0 o q 100 OF
NNihlN"iE Runs Pickett. Al"r. IInrry.
ngndi""". Gust Two base his iion. sim
mans ,uaIby Nhrc"- hrs" hi' stewart Spr.
I'M N.Y. Alhn-. i!c"lyn, Emory stolen
rhssS,.A Hen Matthew, iiaudihoe. Goaih,
%,ub,,, il"ys- summers 10 barnett io Gus
TO- Em"ry. struck out 10y Gsrdin {, Iy
L."wiEn. !. Bases Oh b,'ls-o Gardin /.
'N hIuWtn' iitt by pltch"r-pickctt Er,,
nTE i'"ii on h"s"s-P Petersburg u: rnpn.
well s. Umpire. Walsh. r!u" .:..
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WHsliingtnn.
.IotaiS.:..$' lG p u rotals.....o 81 II
Soy York ........O 4 o q O a =, a
Wa hiugton n u n q n n a ! +,

summary: Rnns-Eauman. High, pcckin-
naush 60, Pip, Eakcr Nneee %. GcdCon
menry. Two base hits---Iienry. McBridc
nhrce- base hit-Hauman. Stolen bases
Baker. Magcc. Gcdcon. Sacrifice hit-liiCh
Hits-or Ayers. In Inning Bases on balls
or kca,inE. 8; off Rice. 2. Struck out
by ting. |: b. Rice .. Passed hall
iienry. EMPIRES. Ovens and Connolly. Time
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Rocky Mount ..........0 o G OIL
Newport News..........0 o 0 0 &c
Summary: Runs-Edwards. wratten. Wal.
;crs. Smith. Payre Lake. Ray. Stolen
hascs-Marcan. Calpert, Eisol. Sacrifice hits
Smith. league. Two-basc h,t--waiters
Bases on bails-on Ray. 2: of league
struck out-by Ray. Z: by TeaEns. g. Left
on basos-Ncwport Nows. r: Rocky Mount.
{. Double plays rist 10 Wratten to PAIL
man: walters TO Crist To rahlinnn Wild
Ii,"f-T"aguc. hit by pitcher rattcn
limo. LIS.
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n ational League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. .; Boston. I.
Chicago, /; Pittsburgh, 3.
It. LOUIS. {; Cincinnati. I.
Now Nurk-IirOnkLNm lriinl
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IprOtltO.
Totale....SS (" =.
Score 10y inuir!z

Sr.l2). Hummcl a. Mcponald Earned runs
..sBuTalo. .. Bases on bulle-or EuGe $: OF
,~-Rnssell, :. Struck out by Russell. 3 by
- EnEel ;. Two base hirs-Cars,ro Rlacit-
- burn. Eacri'C" hits Mcdonald ca. Stolen
~. - has -rru"sd.l". Mcdonald Loft or bases
! Buffalo, =. Toronto, = poubl" p!DN-NC-
s'-DonRlJ Ia HUmmoi: c'Scil 10 Mcdonald to
=. ihiuYnm"l. Iii w, ptohcr-hT. Russell. /
.+,l HateSD. Wild pitch -Ru~~"I Passed bali
,.tA :kc. Cmpires. Br'usneld ana Keenan,.
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Totals....A 81 10 l Totsls..cG 81 u
'!!attcd for Ioudcn In ninth
Tran for Clarke In ninth
tBattcd for Toncy in ninth.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News. q: Rocky Mount. !.
Port sm0nth. 3: Norfolk. !.
Petersburg. {: IiOpcwcll. !.
STA SDIS,; DE HIITnS
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

buffalo. :; Toronto, o.
Montreal. &; Rurhr~trr. O.
tNO others schctlnlcd)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

las viudas enlutadas. En- Alemania
falta Ia nota patetica. En- ciertos
momentos lego hasta a olvidar que
viyo en- IN pueblo combatiente, ~
de que maner combate.. 80, ST pa
sa algun soldado con una pierna de
menos, csc miSmo invalido parece a.
ceptar su suerte con buena f~ilosofia.
y. en- lugar de omar Attitudes melo-
dramaticas, tan caras a los meridio-
males. estima mejor sacarle a 81 CT
garro 0 puro ampliaS Y aZules huma-
redas. La genie bebe Y come o
regocijo. Ali mismo e una GER
v~ecaria inmcnsa. descomunal, donde
sc reunen cmpleadoS. artesanos, mill
tares con Sus mujercs. a la puerta
de Ia cerveceria popular hay pucstos
de embutidos Y f~rutas; Ell pIblico com
pra manZanas, que Gcvora, con su cas-
cara, a bocados; compra rabanos gran
deS V blancos = los come avidamen-
tie entire largos TRACES de c~erveza....
Tampoco existe aqui Ia rabia que
rrera de los e~scaparates, n rabia
especial, hecha a base de caricaturas,
Y que ensucia, por decirlo aSi. las
GALES de Paris y Londres. lo he
visto con tristeza, en- Londres Y Paris,
las postales Y los grabados de TODD
genera colgaa de los e~scaparatcs, y
ofrecer desgraciadas 0 innob!es prue-
has del ingenio gallo Y britanico. En-
aque!las caricavuras no sc respectable
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LA

Dc parte de los Anniversaries de las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

~pOtenciaS c~entrales Sc prOcura hacer
Greer que el Gambia de IA Situacion
militar Y diplomatica i favor de Ia
Entente sc ha iniciado va 0 esta pa
"a i~niciarse dentro de POGO. Que eSta
creencia no tiene razon de ser, 10
demuestran los cambios verificadoS
re~cientementc en- Ia politica interior
de las ~potencias de la c~uadruple En-
tente Y los convulsivos eSfuerzos pa
IA eliminar u ocultar por 10 mcnoS
ante los cioS del mundo Ia incompa-
tibilidad, cada vez mas palpable. en-
tire los intereses de los differences Es-
tadoS de Ia Entente. En- pos del ext
to d~iplomatico de las ~potencias cen
traleS en- los Balkanes ha lido ell mi
litar. Ha auedado decidida Ia suerte
de los servios. No Sc puede negar e.
respeto a este valiente pueblo que.
traicionado por sus consejeroS politi-
cos = suS supuestos amigos. sc ha
sabido defender hasta el ultimo. eX-
rremo Las discusiones s~uscitadas en-
ell Parlamento ingles cor motive
del deSarroIlo de las cosas en- los
Balkanes habran alberto los ojos,
10 solo Z los ~servios, sino 4 otros
muchos y les habran ensenado 10 que
hay en- los motives ideales por los
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que Inglaterra ha desenvainado Ia
espada zen defensa de los Estados
pequehos." iPodria haber cosa mas
triste que las sinuosas d~eclaraciones
hechas por Sir Eduardo Grey y Lord
R. Cecil ell 8 Y 10 de Noviembre? Sir
Eduardo dijo que las promesas he
chas a los servios por Inglaterra de-
bian ~comprenderse en- el sentido de
que ~aquellos podrian contar con el
apoyo Unconditional politico, nc mi
litar, de ia Gran Bretaha, y Lord
Cecil tuvo que confesar cue las pre-
guntas insistentes acerca de VI alta
que p~royectado por SerYia contra
Bulgaria no fueron contestants por
muchos dias, Y que cuando Sc hlzo
sc do una respuesta evasiva. ksto
demuestra que Inglaterra Sc inte-
resa por les ''peQuenOs EStados' unl-
camente mientras crea proteger suS
propios intereses de esta suertc. "
como respeta hoy Inglaterra Ia neu-
tralidad de Grecia, la misma lngla-
terra que declare ser Incompatible
con su honor permanecer neutral an
te el paso de las tropes alemanaS por
te~rritorio belga? mol lnglaterra no
lucha 0 ningun bien ideal de ia hu-
/ manidad. !ucha unicamente p0r c!
mantenimiento de su dominic mum
! dial, Dor cierto muy real, y en Ia me-
dida en- que este va peligrando ell e!
| curse de los aconteclmlent0S va de-
iando caer ell antifaZ. 4 fin de me-
Ter una cuna entire .Alemania Y Aus
tria-HunCria Y sus aliados los tur-
! COS, O sea en- intereS de Ia memo
!. rable alegoria de Sir Eduardo Grey
| de Ia cuadriga de las ]potencias de
la Entente guiada por lnglaterra.
| ruerian tstas hacer resurgir Ia allan
"a balkanica. Ahora que los EstadoS
balkanicos parecen a~cordarSe de Ia
comunidad de sus iatereses y rehusan
despedazarse mutuamente por Q! en-
grandeciniento de Inglaterra. Sc pro-
cura hacer Greer al mundo que cstos
,aises son las yictimas ofuscadas dc
las iatriCas Y e. soborno de los ale
names. Pero TODD ell que tiene sell
lido com6D comprende que de estas
;rcuInacionas impotentes no habla
mas one n sorda areocupacion. IL
nroocnoaci6r nor In suerte del do
,~,;.;o ;rcIs. on Fpinro = en- n Irdia.
o. daci, nor los polos del dominic
rr;,.orso1 hr;t5r;co. Alenaria no as
,;ra a dominar 81 mul4o. Unicamcn-
20 ora corscicnta de 81 yalor y de
=, f,c~za o. demas;aIo orrrIIosa
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Muerte del Duque
de Losada

La duuucSa de Losada, que ACADIA
de perdcr 4 Su eapOso, es una DANA
americana, hija del que en- vida Sc
llam6 James Magee, de Nueva Or
leans, V reside en- Londres, en- al nj
nero ! de Lancaster Street. Hyde
Park. FL duque, Que falleci0 cuando
va habia cumplido los IS. ) con quien
Sc case ella hace mas de treinta Y
cinco amos, sera reemplazado en- c!
di%sfrute de su titulo por su so5rlno
Edward Eugene de Losada. quien,
siendo III solteron irreducCible. que
cucnta va Scsenta Y cinco amos de
edad. Y es cl ultimo de su Inca, que
no tiene hermaras, tendra la poca
grata satisfaction de saber que con
q Sc extinguira el Ducado de Losada.
Ese ducado es un tituio espano!,
como debc suponersc, Y en- realidad.
el duque cuyo fallecimientO motiva
estas %lineas, que era un captain reti-
RADIO de la real armada britannica, c
inglrs. no tenia derecho a usarlo va
que no habia obtenido el indispensa-
bic consentimiento de Ia Corona. Su
hermano mayor y predecessor en- los
nonores familiarcS, entire los cuales
Sc incluye un ~marquesado italiano, e,
de San Miniato, no quiso titul&rsa
duque nj marques, porque entendi6
y a Mi juicio entendio bien-quc
sienGo un subditO ingles Y c~oronei
del ejercito de la Gran Bretana, era
coHtraste a la ley y a Ia etiqueta que
persistieva en- llevar sus titulos eX-
tranieros.
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RcrorrC USED Y guaTde csta direction,
para que 50 las mueStrc 4 suS amigos que
Srrrcr, de calluS. meZIulnOS, ZlLOteS \ gra-
nos IL. Ia pIrI. con 2Jc On timbreS T~JStaleS
Gur me reH!Ila. les UlIndO Il vudlla dc co.
rrco franco dc porte. una cailta de Poma-
ia iou.ilcr. Ia meior del mgn!o para
nSta> Intermediates. Dcyuelvo cl dlnero a
Ia persona que - cure Y no sane.
ESPIRIDiON GONZALEZ
P. o. Box 81 - LAREDO. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-13

TOrmaS de OrganlZaclOn SihP4eaoaS
hasta e! p~resente. Dio origen q oscl-
I~aciones Y aumentos a~rbitrarios de
los precios. agravados en- algunos
casos Dor manipulaciones artificiales.
Contra tales inconvenientes hubo
de dirigirse bien pronto Ia colera de
| TODD eI pueblo aleman. Las autorida-
| des federales echaron manO ahora
del unico remedio que podia aplicar-
Sc con exlto SECURE: IA s~istematiza-
cion dc Ia economic politica general
alemana, que por el conocimiento
exacto de las condolences e~xistentes
= del consume actual sustituye rapi-
da ' eficazmente Ia lenta asimila-
ci6n z los probIemas economics mo-
Gificados-
Nj las autoridades federales, nj los
Partidos pol;tieos, III ningun ser ra-
( zonablc en- Aiemania han Perdico W
/ solo men la c~erteza de que Ale
/ mania, ~procediendo a la debida pro-
( Succion v distribution de sus pro-
ductos na~turales, pod-a r~esistir por
espacio de decenios enteros y hasta
1or toda Ia viGa como un euerPo eco
! nom:co encerrado en- 81. ES cierto
cue al principle existia Discrepancies
lie ~pareceres, pero clio era unica-
nen.e en- 10 ~referente al modo y q Ia
forma en- que debia efectuarse Ia in
( ~rervencion n~eceSaria en- la libe:tad
de Ia vida economical. Dada IL inf
T nita muItiplicid2d de las dependen-
cias economics, cada regulation Off
cial de una Sola question tenia torzo-
samente que dar origen a otra infini-
dad de c]ueStioneS. Quien quiera re-
! gular los precios V "a venta de- ga
nado vacuno. por eiemplo, ha dc eS-
tar preparado para Ia regulation de
los mercados del cUero, de Ia mantle
( ca, del queso, de los forrajes, etc. Y
20 era possible obrar eficazmente
-~lientras no Sc ~tuviese sistematizada
uoGa la economic politica sobre Ia
base de exactas averiguacioneS rela-
twas q las po~sibilidades de Ia produc-
ci6n y las neecsiGades del consume.
Terminates "a esros trabGjos
areiiminareS, Sc van realizando ahO-
"A una tras otra. todas las ~disposicio
res tendencies L ~colocar Ia eXiScen-
. ca economical tota! de Alemania So
a~c una base comp!@taHlente nuova.
-....c4 y;stL e. u historic modeIna.
EscaS d.sposiciones no son ningun in
iicio de debilidad nj el fruto de Ia
aeceSiGaG. Son la expression resuelta
de la re en- la victoria y de la voluu-
tad del pueblo aleman de veneer. To-
10 aleman sabe que los enemigoS TO
ban a su patria ia libertad y el dere-
cho = disponer de 81 misma. que quie-
rem hacer en- ella los misnos esLra-
-oS que hicieron los rusOs en- Fin
landia ' Polonia, o los ingleses en
Ir!auda, India ) Egipto. Todo aleman
sabe que 81 patria tiene Ia fuerza
para ~arroStrar victoriosamente este
crimen no conocido en- Ia Historic
universal. De aqui que TODD aleman
este rcsuelto q no exponer Ia victo-
! ia 4 los peligros unidos en- Ia que
IRA mas podcrosa de cuantaS ha ha-