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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
POWERFUL PLEAS
ONPREPAREDNESS

(Assoeiated Press BY Federal wirelessl ,
NEW YORK, y. Y, Dec. lin
portant speeches dealing with the
question OF preparedness and the
necessity that exists for an awaken
ing OF the nation TO the exigencies of
the hour were delivered yesterday,
one by Secretary OF War Baker, who
spoke before the American Academy
OF Political and Social Science at
Philadelphia, and Former Secretary of
War Lindley Garrison. who made an
impassioned address here before the
New York Lawyers Club.
Secretary Baker addressed the
Philadelphia society on THE Real
Significance of Preparedness, in his
address stating that the situation in
which the United States has found it.
self placed by the events Of the world
has made IL plain TO the thinking men
OF the nation that there is a real
necessity for America arming herself
and becoming prepared for any even
tuality.
~ Great Test Comes
IF the great test TO which other
nations are now being put should ever
be put to this nation, and if the
United States were to be called upon
TO make the supreme sacrifices for
what we believe to be right that other
nations are now being called upon TO
make, II Is our duty and the duty OF
our government that that time shall
find us prepared" he said.
America stands in a world at arms
for peace. But, although we stand for
peace, some OF the prices at which we
may continue TO have il are too high
sor us to pay and retain our national
honor, and IL is then that We must be
prepared.
I'VE have had our lesson in the
necessity for military training of our
young men and we have learned that
lesson"
Paclfism 10 Treason
Mr.. Garrison, speaking to an audi
ence Of lawyers, had for his subject
"Nationalism," and about this he de
veloped his military theme.
TO question the power of the ma.
tional government to make adequate
preparation for the defense OF the SOW
ereignty Of the country, or even to
argue that the national government is
not today under an imperative neces-
sity of making those adequate prepare
tons is little short of treason" he
said.
That the central government of the
nation has made a 1amentable fail.
ure' so far of its preparation plans,
the former secretary of war admitted,
but this relieved the loyal citizen OF
none of his obligations to assist the
! government in remedying mistakes
and correcting faults.
The central government, when put
to the test, flinched and faltered and
sought TO pass its neglected duty on
to the individual states; and the re-
suit was naturally lamentable failure,
is the way in which Mr.. Garrison de-
scribed the military legislation of the
last session, when the federal militia
plan was abandoned in favor OF the
liberalization Of the existing National
Guard.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
IN war arena
FRENCH AND BRITISH GAIN
ON WESTERN FRONT

NEW YORK, y. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
French are continuing their fierce
drive north OF Verdun and are report
ed TO be making progress in spite of
the increasingly stubborn resistance
OF the Germans under the crown
prince.
Southwest OF Wytschaete, in the vi
cinity Of Ransart, Flanders. the Brit
ism have been hammering hard at the
German lines
The Teutonic general staff last
night announced that the German first
lines have been pierced and the Brit
ish had gained foothold in the Teu.
tonic trenches, through the expense
of heavy losses.
The Berlin despatch also reports
the loss of BeZon- Vaux.
Mackensen Crosses Buzeu River
Though the Germans suffered re-
verses upon the western front in the
Balkans, they continued their ad.
vances. Gen. Won Mackensen yester-
day reported that he has been sue
cessful in his efforts to cross the
BuZeu river and the lower Calmatuiul
river and took 1850 prisoners from the
retreating Rumanians, as well as
large quantities of railroad material.
Petrograd reports the loss by the
Slavs of the village of Testmele, and
Berlin announces that the troops I'M
der command of Prince Leopold, oper-
ating in the Volhynia region success
fully attacked and carried by storm
about 600 yards of the Russian front
north of the railroad between Koval
and Lutzk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
NORWEGIAN SHIP TAKEN
CAPTIVE BY TEUTON WARSHIP

LONDON, Eng, Dec 18.-German
submarines yesterday took a toll OF
two ships and captured third, which
was carrying contraband, and was
brought into the German port. The
Danish steamer Michail Ontcheukoff
and the British schooner Constance
Mary were both sunk. by mines or
submarines.
According to an Overseas News
Agency report, the Norwegian steamer
Bright, carrying contraband to London,
was captured by German warship
and towed into German port.
The American schooner Marcus
Urann was abandoned by her crew
after the vessel had become water
logged and unseaworthy.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
JOLIET PRISONERS Due
AFTER ALCOHOL JAG
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JOLIET, H., Dec. 17.-RemarkaDie
methods employed by convicts IN the
penitentiary here to satisfy their de-
sire for intoxicating liquor secured
them the booze" but took tragic
toll in deaths.
BY some process kept hidden from
the guards, the prisoners succeeded
in extracting wood alcohol from shell.
lac. Three men are now dead as the
result of drinking the wood alcohol.
Three men are dying and three are
seriously i'll from the same cause.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
RADIUM DECLARED
NO CURE FOR CANCER

a fAssocisted Press By Federal wireless)
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-That radium
is powe1less to effect a cure of can
Ger or tumor 10 the gist OF a report
,ssued yesterday by DR.. Francis Carter
wood. member of the Croker Re
saarch foundation of Columbia Uni
Sersity. after months of the most care
ful investigation. The expert admits
that in exceptional cases and by the
nse of large quantities of radium Il
is possible to case the patient ana
even 70 prolong life in a few cases.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
DEFENSE SOCIETY HAS
STRONG PROGRAM PLANNED

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. 1.-THE
American Defense Society which will
hold a congress of preparedness next
month, has announced the platform II
has decided to adopt and the measures
it will advocate before the nation
This program includes universal mill
tary training, the immediate acquisi-
ton of a proper supply of guns and
ammunition, the establishment of a
chain of fortified coaling stations in
the Pacific, and the preservation OF
the naval petroleum reserves.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
GERMANS RESTORE POLES
USE OF LANGUAGE

BERLIN, Germany, Dec. 17.-Ac.
cording to decree which will become
valid January /, the jurisdiction OF
the government OF Poland will be COM
pletely altered by the German authori-
ties there. The use of Polish, barred
by Russia, will be permitted equally
with German in the courts.
The Overseas News Agency yester-
day announced that the first meeting
of the Polish national council will be
held before Christmas and the assem-
bly, will convene in February.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
GERMAN STEAMER SLIPS
NORTH SEA BLOCKADE

BERLIN, Germany, Dec. lI.-Ihe
steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm,
which has been interned since the
outbreak of the war in the port OF
Odde, near Bergen, has slipped out OF
her position and leaving her anchor
behind her broke through the block
ade and has arrived at the German
port OF Avanger.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18
PRusslAN scHooLBoYS
ENLISTED For RAILROAD WORK.

LONDON, Eng, Dec. 17.-Reuter
correspondent at Copenhagen reports
that according to advices received IN
that city yesterday the governments
of Scheswig and Prussia have pro
claimed the civil CONSUMPTION OF
schoolboys. They will be used in rail-
road work for the empire.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-18

Two Bellevue Hospital nurses were
injured when the ambulance in which
they were hurrying patient to the
hospital collided with motor truck
at First avenue and Fifty-ninth street.
New York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
EVISTADELhPRE
The New York Times"

E! "Nueva York Times" declara
que los aliados deberian responder a
les ofrecimientos de los imparios cen
trales con una declaration que contu-
viera sus condolences de paz. LAS de
claraciones de Alemania no deben ser
consiGeradas, ono 10 haccn algunoS
~peri6Gicos de Paris ' Londres. con
singular falta De ,:iariviiencia. como
una mani2bra h&hil. una astucia, IN
laZo. Los aliados luedarian nal coa,
srGo mismGs, 81 persisticran en- csa
opinion. Los Cfr2cimieatos de Al"nA-
mia Y &c sus aliados american un eHa-
man sincere Y Il rcspucsta que me-
rezca g arrobacion del mundo Ecu-
trai. Los aliados tieTen en- 81 favor
Ia opinion Re los n~eutraleS. Y no de
hen p~erder,a."
FL Times" estima que una de
c!arariGn Ge los a,iaGos p~roducif:a
u e:ecto Favorable Sob-e c! pue@!o
aIcman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

40 M m,ul.io.1 ryamcu en- 81 IL
Ero-rr.i,,r, tr NJ i'm: ,";os. plc>lo
y ~ f~i.nn.l.iin ,londr halli S:n
.r,n trah3i. ~ declaration H.. ma
.;minrt, o.. mn niro baio los nom
fras h, A,ioni, Antony. al, geo.
.,r,.ronli,n ,vo,famanta 2 los iaii-
..ar,. ,,. p, -,,,ira ON b, rarta on
..o,,r,. g., -, las del ujho a
.b,,f,,et, an u.,f:oh Fs;, darDa-
,. -, ,,,,fa .-l, l..-,o n,r In So
49,, -, :,,.,.t .~c,,.lro,, do T., "a
.9a i n,h-,.-0r., .,,i.o - habia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

81 aban.! no Y r~nnicnando Ia rob2r-
dia Y ~hn>,ralDGd .!r ,Iuirn hahia i'm
pnl>ado a rSla marirr Unfortunate a
Ia >uprrma drS .>prrridn. La vida
no Scria possible para Il on q reg
mient0. pu"S no Srria SOlamcnt" 81
Gpr"bin rnfrrnl. Il" t,d0 ri curr-
pc dnn!' W. saba Il cue no ronIaba
con SimpatiaS. Sino. adHmaS. que III
rrvrlatiGn de este amor Introduci-
ria los mayoreS lraSIOrnoS on III ma
trimonio.
Isl, dejar los spahiS antcs d. Qu'
TODD fuesc deSrubicrtO!
EntOnccS Sc irguiG. volviG Sohrr
81 mismo para adquirir de nucvo L
cnrr=ia neceSaria. Il fin de podrr Ira-
or frrnic al ppligrO Y roniurarlp
-Quiza no pSti TODD prrdido-
- !iin-Antc TODD he ie sabrr s.
.AntOHia ha murrto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

ria Do bucna cana de dcsruhrir :
csc granuja.
-:C6mo s. arreglaria uSted?-.
.Drr-unt6 la cocinera.
-;pardirz! \ IN aGcnlc lie p"
LEILA no lc habla nadir. no So lc dice
10 uur uno >abr. porqur So d~rSr0nfla
Ic II. pOrpuH naiie quiere meters"
on nnrriOS.... 'POr ESQ la c0madro-
ma ha dirho que 81 %srcrrtO profH-
sional la impedia hablar: prrO 81 &c
huf,irra cStadG cncargadO del aSun-
to. nj habria preguntadO-dijo Ia
vouilie con la suficiencia mas mcrI-
dional:--me hubiera hecho amigo d"
ella: la habria hablado de TODD. y
charlandO, habria soltado Ia hu"na
mujcr cuantO saba.
-PHrO ahora que Ia han int"rr"-
gado. ~dcsc0nfiara mas iodavia.
-Naturalmente. ..ah0ra S"rla
mas dificil: perO. sin embargo, 20
raSpOnderia he lOgrar mi n~rop6SIi",
iQuG demOniOl iOtras r0SaS mas dl-
ficiles he hnchO en- mi vida.
-PerO icallai EstOy penSandO..
-dijo sibitamente ell marseIlfS.-
iPor vida de..... TengO ma idea:
una idea. y famosa por cicrtn.
-6Que idea?
No, no quiero descubrlrla.....
Es precise Que Olga este a mi CO.
ronel.
f inmediatamente cOrri6 hacia 81
.jardin dOnde Ell senior de Beauyfres,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
TIBERIO.

medic lendido sobrr I'M banro. fu-
,uaba un .i-arrO Ell rOmpaIia de- su
:Sposa. mirntraS que In >rIor;!a De
Boauyt:rcs ayudaba a Ia nodriza on
81 cuidado 70 los dos nino-.
ViendO llcgar 4 Su aSlStcnte. ac"-
lartGSr 81 cOrOnel.
-:Qui hay-pr"guntn ani"S de-
uur 81 acrrraSc.
Hay. mi r%OrOnGl. qu" 81 listed
me 10 prrmiIr. trngo algo quH drcir-
r....Sc me ma OcurridO una idea.
lima idea?-diio sonrirndo 81
coronel.
ST, mi %coronei, In idea re7c-
rnntc a la investigaci6n... TN me
IiO Ge'llegar n Saber Ia Que M IA
GuaridO decir Ia buena mujrr de
A.rgcl.
-cC6mo? iVramCs esia idra!....
Pucdrs hahlar.
-ES muy sencillO, mi ~cOrOnrl...
No hay mas que pansar en- cllO....
Han dichO que en- casa de la coma
drona. hay una m%uchacha mora en-
calidad de criada, Y que Gsta no ha
queridO iecir NADIA al agentc. tno es
verdad?
ST; para no hablar ha hpchn 60
mo 81 no comprendiese 10 que la pre-
guntaban.
-Bueno, 70 me he dichO que 81
uno de sus paisanoS la hiciese IN
POGO la cOrte.. ...pOr ejemplO.....
Iuiza Sc deiase lr......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

Isl. nOSotrOS lp tenderness STEM
prr-diio Alicia. quicn habia toma-
10 tai rari1O al bebf, que hubirS"
Siio para ella motive de gran afIlr-
zion 81 alguirn Sc hubirra prr-rn-
tado para l~lrvarSr el niH0.
Segrin los indirioS rcro@idos por
Il ~a2ontcs de Argel. + firil r"m-
premier que Ia madrH del pr1urno
Antony no habia mentjdo al dG':r
que SUI Srdnrtnr ]pcrtrnrria al Ia.
!c SpahiS.
Observation-Disclosures NADIA hahia
pOdidO descubrirSe: nj ain huella
alguna De aquclla pobre mujrr, t.
norindoSe 81 pudO haber ~eiacutado
Ia fGnrbrc resolution que anunria-
La
Sainrnino Cabas$on. lmpulSaG"
por la indignation de su corGn"l. Ia
rual compartia Y eXaltaha alin maS
Su naIurale2a Intentional, No So prro
cupaba menoS sacramento que Il Dc
los r%aSultadOs de la Investigation Y
SO enfurecia al pensar que puiza no
fuera descubiertO aquel cuya OdioS&
seduction deshonraba al regimen
TO.
-iAh! iPor vida de!.... 81 fur-
Sc cosa mia. 81 tuviese la lihcr-
tad de haeer 10 que pienso, juro 1u"
no tardaria mucho tempo en- echar
Ell guante a csc parroquiano-ic-
eia a Said Sofia que lie escucha-
ban con agrado.-Si, 70 me encarga-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

-iCaramba. HAS ienidO psa
idea?
81, mi coronel. Acadia de ocu~
rrirScmr ahOra mismO. pCrque como
usIcd W. me Ihirrvc Ia sangre al
prnSar que hay sinvergIicnzaS que
%rngalrn n Ina pohre murhacha y Ia
drjcn planiada ri Lila rn Que tirnr
I'm rhiquillo. iPor vida de-. que
este cS mas fncrtr que yO!I he pHi'-
-: Il tambifn. mi %rGroncl. que hay
alguno que podia deScmpeiiar mnv
bien csc papel.
Said, emo es ESQ?
ST, %senor,' Said. Solo que es
praciso que no sea spahi... 81 US
ted encuentra buena mi idea......
ST, as buena.- ;
-Scria necesario que prrm!tir e
rIstr. a Said marrhar a Ar:cl y YES
IIr>c en- iraie de Su pals. on mora.
-Bueno, CabassOn... Me snSta
que hayaS tenidO csta idea y te ie-
liciio. La adopto y Said parttra
csta misma tarde. iEnviamclo!
Al momento, mi coroneI-res-
rOndi6 Favouville cnmpleiamrntt
a~lborozado por su txito.
! mirntras que a c'"0n"i habia-
~ In SO 9"ava"!n con la seiora de
Beauyeres, corri6 a la cuadra don
de Ell spahi indigena daba Ia comida
del medic dfa, Y lie CRITIC desde leias:
-iEh! said! GORE a casa del
.oronell ,Anda, hombre!... FL coro:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
CHlNTECl.l;R

orden. Podemos cspcrar. por 10 mis-
mo. que Alemania o anuncie pro
ximamcntc que este articulo Is, JUST
flea el juramento dc ALBANIA forzada
con el Kaiser. Esta s"ria tambicn
una muy buena medida de seguri-
dad. igual a la de arrancar 4 los ohrc-
o bclgas de sus hogarcs para depor
t2rlos 4 .Alemania."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
SECCION EDITORIAL
AsJNTOS N~ACIONALES

Los EstatoS UniioS ccdc.in a las legitimas eXigencaS de CarranzA
Nm nupden driar dc iacrris. RecOnocCn que Ia juStmia y In raz0n. en- 10
oue M Sc ref;crca Il irrih"ntc international qc So vcntla, eSan de par
tq del gorierno de farlo~ y sc reSi>iran. EN- hltGmo analiSiS, a empiear
l., grar1,r n,, obtcrer do Nov co lo> ministries concpSionp$ que han vr-
ndG prerndiendo. VA han prnb%Ho i0acS les 9""cFihh''""> F"" ''
cir al Primer Irrr 4 ecfrr a sill. ryigcncas In perSuar;6n y Ia amrna|a
10, mold, ,,ro;,. I'm nc, ruona Sa han mo; Ti2ad0 las miicilN: SCI
b,a htlh, ur.nlr< "pYrSfCS miH.arcS i 10 largo lie t0Ga In fr0nIrF&; Sc
ia .iecretasIn contra Nr>icn rI embargo lie armaS y mnnicion"s y. por
r,r, porlc 81, liam lrrho suurSaicurS dc Il pn&hilidaI DE III empire Gi".i
ro,,noeuto umr Sc rrry6 capital para indurtr I Carrlnza 4 IL firnra lei
nrctorOlo acordado en- iiarir City. IGitl todc. FL pals NigH"; 'gha
In "rcarci6n". viUa III "rrlGIuciGn'. Vigla Fl cIrrrH" ! tAFr"f"a W :
sicuto ron uodcr para LeSItcndrr~e de c>a vglan:a y HrGar " "a r'f"-
lic,eiip me So lr eNmc.
'N"' y a. On J., ,is, oLIio,d, =, h:rpr ma reduction de- tGrTnin0S
rm o,crsioaes otoroadas = los EStadus jnhos por 81 >eNu" tahr"rA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
The New York SEN"
r New York Sun" dice:

Fl New York Sun" dice:
Los go5icrmos de u Entente" no
Pucden. sin p~crjuici2 suyo, "ehusarse
. examinar las proposicioncs dc:ini-
Gas. formulada$ por Z. grupo ger@aa-
nico; peto IN Paris. Londres y Pe.ro-
grad, dcbe habe, IN cicrto eXcepuclS
mo acerca Jr Ia huena fe de los holn.
hrcs De Estado alemanvs. que abofdan
el prcblcma de IA pa de una mancra
tan singular, y una duda grave so5re
Ia posibilidad de lIegar : una INTEL.
gcncia con ellos; cuando mcnos, I una
intc!igencia acceptable para los ala
dos. cue catan solemncmente cmpe-
naGos en- prner fin =. mi!italismo pru
siaro ' & asreular los dcrcchos &c las
pcquenas n&ciones."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

TAU ' st SoIletlo - Vi. nv
do una sola vez fuerzas para decir-
lie que no a NADIA.
ESla Rose conStituye un tipO de
~liri0SO. LEGO al PaIacio Federal
lena dc ValOr. Parcria posGnrla
una c6lrra rabioSa. Mien.raS agnar-
daba sn IurnO IN Ia fila. cSlaba I'M
n~acirntc. drsoOSa de que lL%@ara 81
mOmrnto De hallarse ant" arlnrl que
Sc habia burlado de ella de n ma
nera indigna. Hasta Sc Ia vigii6
FOR tenor de que %atentase con-
ira Ia vida del honbre a
nuicn SG1alaba como IN vlrtlmar.n.
pero cuando 50 halla ante Oliver,
acarminar0nse sus meiillas. Y tenn
bloroSa. eytendi6le una mano, d.
cicndole tan solo:
-;CuiniO sicntO 10 que tc- -pa-
Sa,
Oliver sonrid complacido, y re-
lnyo entire Sus dos manOs la dies
ira de Ia que habia sido su amada.
ryprr>in .0lr 81 placer lnI"ASo 'IlH
re- rauSaba vOlvrrla a yer. Els ape
mas podia arlicular palabra. Onro
4, ru.: mnncStnr que S~aliera, p0"lnc
la ntras mnjarrs So ;mpacirniahafi.
Y So rarugi6 en- una habi!ariGn in
| mcdiaia. dDndc So Ie Viz largo rato,
con al cara entire las man0s, dcsrs-
I porada por no pod"r sacar a Oliver
| lie Ia ~situariin rriiica on In" 50 en-
c0ntraha.
-Es yariad-tecia cast s%ollGzIn-
lo-1mn me hizo 81 amor. y que n
las dos Scmanas me dcid. pnro yo
trngo Ia Socuridad de que ahnra no
! So rrprtiria 81 aDandono. Is IN
hombrn vnrdaderamcntG hcrmOs" '
mo-o ian SimpaiicO! Hay IN Il
Ina narino tan a%gradabIc! DSd'
an" 80 fu; 30 v0!vi6 mi cOraz'h 4
scni:r 10 que experimental a 81 L.
20.
Ina Dc las Ger ~desarrOlladaS
n In raccDci6n. fuG cast patctirH.
IEl policia nnoyOrquino Joseph W.
! Smith. acOmpanaha a 81 sonora. pa
"a enc identifirase al dctcnido: so
- diin 81 este habia apllcadO su po-
DIR SUPERNATURAL a dirha llama. 81
no que. Sencillamentr. tlab!a viVhin
On uno de los cuartOs que "n la "a
81 70 ella So a%l1uilabaA. Claro. No
parrcia natural que la sonora de m
plliria cavera. como las demdS. Pc
RI N lIrcar ella frcnfo Il Oliver. ":Jn
! hid IN expression de Su semblanir Y
| on vnZ Dc vrrS" on II la rccrlmIn?-
riin quo So cSperaba. nOt6Sc que IL
! nyicndia una manO y que micntraS
! H. aDrelaba la Sllya. IL decia: Hello.
Gr0recr. perO con tai cal0r que TO-
dos los expenditures So rierGp. no
OhStantr 81 reSpct0 que lnSpiran
Sirmpre los guariadores del Ordnn.
Y 10 mas notable es que rl mismO
policia. c~Ontagiado del scntimiento
uua habia arruncad0 aquella saluia-
ri6n cariilOSa a su sonora, eNlrndi6
tamhiin su dieStra Y Salud6 4 Oil
yer ADVERTISEMENTS, cual :! este fine
ra I'll prcSiientr d. los EStadOS Uni
dos. o cualQuier otro de los pcrSo-
najcS que de tempo EN- liempo tie
nen uuc S0lnclcrSe a los apretOncS
de manos del pueblo. Este aclo del
p~Clicia. dcspu6s de las risaS que
cause 81 ";Hcll0 George" Dc Su eS-
posa. parGce eXcuSabl". Fuc obicio
de IA aurcOla de cclrbrida1 del hOm-
bre que tenia dclantc, la que apag6
por un segundo SUE sentimirniOs Y
le cntreg6 tamhidn incrmr IN sus
manos.
PcrO la mas interasantc de.to-
CPaSa Il la Sa. pag. In. COLI
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Una idea del amigo Farouville.

Ciando pOr Ia communication de Ia
Suhprcfactura de M6dtah supa e. CO.
ronel de BeauyGreS los primerns fra
caSOS DE- Ia Investigation. detenid2
por negar>e a hablar la cOmadrOna.
lilo:
-Bueno! POGO importa que 81
miserable autor de csc abandonO. M
sea deScubierto. 70 mismO cumpli-
re ell deber que Ell padre de csc po-
bre milo ha rehuido ian c. bardn-
mente.
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epccaS POGO propicias para "a !iber-
tad V NADIA favorables al desborda-
micnto del ingerlo dcmocfatico. ell
Lie. Arnal 10 FRANKFURT. en- 81 "Irl.
bunal de la Justa NenganZa.' lie dl-
10 a Qucvcdo maestro dc errores,
doctor en- dcsvergiienzas, Iicenciado
en- b~ufonerias, bachiller en- sucieda-
DIES. c~atedratico de vicios Y protodia-
bio entire les hOmbres'.
Conque ustcdes dirin 81 habra cui-
dad1! :.
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DESDE WASHINGTON
Oliver, ell conquistador

OLIVER Osborne, para darie uno
De ] rien nOmbrrs. 81 trlturadoF
de corazones femeninos, es Ia SEN
saci6n del dia en- Nueva York, 2
dorde lie han llevado dctenido, pa
~ a. sirva de testigo on Ia causa
que por pcrjurj0 sc slguc 4 Mae
Tanner. la u acus6 al cx-f1scal
del dis7rito Mr.. Osborne, de cstata
amorosa es decir de habcr ohtenldo
sus cnrino por medic de una proTie-
81 matrimonial que no cumpllo. nj
pcdia cumplir. DcSputs, tendia que
responder a centcnarrs lie mule
res que lie acusan dc haberles ro-
naGo el coraz6n.
Las escenas 4 que ha dado lugar
Ia identification dc este Tenorlo ca
81 ~cuarent0n, gruaso, s!mpatlco.
mas parecido a VI bien culdado fral-
le aue al hurlador de Scvilla. puede
sin tenor q eXagerar que
superan por su comicidad y ell sa-
hor humane que tienen a muchaS
de las mas c6lebrcs comedies.
Fue en- cl Palacio Federal. en- el
que Sc haiian instaladas las otlcl-
'iaS "e las "''' r~
"ei '"'''"' nam
-" ID '''SP"'"' on;
'Io '"'''''' P"' -, -
NeI' S'Vu"''' g"
ION y teh'e'"o juno NO.
mario cuyo cargo eG",
haSSlFoS '"ie"''9
ger r. wood @''oS
ne este A1'''''s -
{ los h'ioi"'' "S
'S''" ,nS.a,s ~,
'l'lo' ,tn;n,os dos .5or o ono
.Ia, ao,.;Geo,Ie comc
:"
P@scmos pof &!I" " Ia gus "e,
raron Gu" no tue aGuci ho"'"'e SI''o
"trc 81 que les pro'"Jo ei ehtue''o
que desea'an 'er caS.'s"'o' pau
fIJarnos en- "i%"h'A ue A"S '"['
u"amente' haoian c"'"o g" '
de! pTlSiHhcfo' III "e e"" "''
que 81 Prcso Sc nam" Cas''co co'
ella ha}o el nomhre oe N''''e' vs.
ner. Pero para ac"saFIC' "eeeS
yo1'eF ii '1'e1A e.'" 80 Sm
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TIROS Al BlANCO
DlGNIDAD",

Don Venustiano Carranza
no Sc resolvi6 4 firmar
Ell "protccolo" de m'rras,
ell confeccionado AGA,
nor creerio atentarorio
contra '.nuestra dignidad",
Dor Greer que ~envuelve ofensas
al "dccoro nacional'.
Estas diablos de pa,abras
son de una elasticidad
m~aravillosa, Y don Venus
la ma sahido aprovechar.
Es que Venus es un vicjo
y....ya sabcn 10 d"mas.
Cuando 4 IL gent" de Funston
le rlugo lcscmbarc&r
en- Vcracruz. so preteXto
De un "caso" International:
cuando cl propio desembarQue
logr6 al lin precipitar
ell hundimicnto de Huerta
del solo presidential;
como Ia npini6n entonces
nc estaba cen Hucrta va,
don rcnus miro con c"lma
lei case intcrnacional'