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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltip,ore July I2-EGGS-Msrket quiet Mary
land PENNSYLVANIA and nearby frsts, Za2i; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia, frsts. 2aa; West
ern (ohio) nrsts 23a24 West Virginia frsts. Z3a2i
Southern North Cardinal hrsts. 2a23. The mar
ket for Western eggs is firm Western fresh. case
count. "a csndled, 2aaS
BUTTER-Separator. extras. 29a9o; do. frsts ga
q; prints Nib extras, SOa3l; frsts, 29a2o; do
lib extras 3raa; frsts, csa3}; blocks. lbs.
extras 2OaSO; hrsts. 8a2si dairy prints, Maryland
Pennsylvania and Virginia. extras, 2as hrsts. 2la2
store packed. frsts. 2lh.
LIVE POULTRY-Prices per pound unless other
wise stated: Chickens. spring. la.a2 lbs. .; do,
II TO ~ lbs. 3aZ; do. under IN lbs. Aa25
do, White Leshcrn 2a2j; do. old hens. heavy
and stays, loall Ducks. Muscovy and mongrel.
old l3all: do white Pekins old, II: do Indian
Runners l2al3; puddle large fat, old. lSaN do.
! small poor. l2al3; do; spring. over 't lbs lsals
young. 8. Guinea fowl. each. old. 10
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTrs-Pota-
toes white new. Norfolk. No. bb. 25a2. 50;
do. No . Dbl. l5Oal75; do, North Carolina No. |.
2Sa2io; York River. bbL. 225a20 do. Kappa
hammock. bbl. 49, do. Eastern Shore. Virginia.
Dbl. 225a2 No. apples. Early Harvest. fsnsy.
barrel. l75s25; do. small. barrel. Looal. 3 do.
n barrel basket Goats. Asparagus, Maryland and
Virginia. No. l. dozen. Looal5o; do. cllk. dozen.
6Oa65 Beans native. green, bushel. 5aa6o; do.
wax bushel Galo0; Rappahannock, bushel basket,
sa4o Beets. RAppahannock. bunch. Pas; do. ma
tive. bunch, 2a3 Blackberries. North Carolina.
quart 2a6; do. Eastern Shore Maryland. quart,
. sa7; do. Rappshannock bucket, Zao; cabbage.
Norfolk zzl. s; do. crate. looal.25; do.
Eastern Shore, Virginia. barrel, L25aL5o. Csnta.
loupes. Nerth Carolina, crate L2aal75; do. Cali
fornia fat crates. LOoal 10; do. standard cates
2OOa2 .; do. Georgia, crate. L25aI.75; corn. Rap
pahannock dozen, loal2; cucunbers, Norfolk. bas
ket 40a6O; do. bbL. I25a2oo; do. native. basket.
3Oa35; eggpants Florida, crate. 30 do. Nor
folk. Per crate. OOa225; gooseberriss. Mary
land and Virginia. green, pound. les2; hucketer-
mes. quart. Gag; kAe. native, bushel box. 0s6
Lettuce native, bushel box 5Ja75; do. New YORK,
basket or box lO0alG q Onions-Teras Bermuda,
crate, L75A2O0 do. new Virginia. yellow. bushe
basket, LOoal25; do. yellow. barrel. 35oaa75; do
white. barrel 3.Ooa3G do. Maryland and Penn
sylyania bushsl ll0al.5. Peache-Georgia, car
rier. L5Oa225; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland, box
Goal %; do basket, IOa50; do. carrier 6oa75: pep
pers. Florida. crate. 20Oa2Z; pinespples Florida.
crate. L25a25O; rsspberries, red. pint. 4i5; do,
quart. sIs black. quart g. rhuberb. native. bunch.
lal1 squash. native. basket, aa2: tomatoes.
Mississippi. crate. 75sleo; do. Potomac. crate. b0s
lm do. Anne Arundel basket, looal Is; water
melons. Georgia, car l8s25O.
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PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. July Il l2-wHEAT-The market ruled
firm and &c higher due to unfavorsble crop reports
and fair demand. We quote: Car lots. in EXPORT
eleyator-No. 2 red, spot al.o9; No. . Southern
red, lo5al.T; steamer No. red, Leaal.os: No. 3
red l04aIo6; rejected A. Lollsalo3ts; rejected B,
l.Ooal.0a
CoRN-There was an advance of hc in this mar.
ket, due 10 light offerings and fair demand. We
quote: Car lots for local trade, as 70 location.
Western No. 2 yellow, s01saso; do. steamer yellow,
Ss14as9; do. No. yellow, s6laas7a; do. No. vel
low S31sas4k.
OATS-oats ruled finn and nc higher under light
offerings and a fair demand. We quote: No. 2
white Ea47h ctandard white. 46a4I5; No. white,
4414a45lk No white, 4lai2; sample oats, ss1fass1s
purified oats graded, 44a45h.
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New York Analysis,

W. B. Hibbs & Co. yesterday received
the following analysis of the New York
stock market from Logan & Bryant:
Prices bettered moderately, with the
exception of in the. instance of a few
specialties. Trading. however, was ex-
tremely dull and dealings in large part
reflected the backing and filling of the
room element, which sold during the
forenoon and covered as the session
progressed. There was little Of variety
or interest in the days news budget
The trend for few days was downward
and consequently the current upturn is
not unnatural, though it doubtless will
require a further adjustment of the
technical condition before much of an
advance can be promoted in the indus
trials The irmness OF the rails is the
chief sustaining influence at present"
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World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

s0oa30o cabbage. new. crate, 5a75; cantAloupes
per crate, lOOa2oo; carrots. per buncn 2a3 cauli-
flower Der basket 5oal 90; celery Florida per crate
2Ooa2 75 corn North Carolina, per crate. l0oal n;
cucumbers per basket Local 50; cymbnss Der crate,
5oas5; eggpants ret crate 75al kale, per bbl..
a5a0: New York per basket. l2jal.75; lettuce per
Dbl 5oa2 50; onions. per sack. 2coa225 do. Texas,
2soa4 90; peppers per crate. l5oa2O0 potatoes per
bhl, $50; t50atoes. nearby. per box, 75al co. tur-
nips, per bunch. saih.
FRUITs-Apples. per Dbl. 2OoaiOo; cherries per
crate 0oa3O0; cranbeIries. per bbl, s0OaO 50: do
per box. I75s2Oo; grapefruit. per box AOoa4 50;
lemons. per box 4o)ai.5o ~oranges. per crate 2Ooa
&Ia peaches; per rs.r. pneaRpes. per
melons each, ass5
LIVE sToCK-veal calves. prime. per lb., l0llaIl
do medium, per h., s1al0; spring lambs fat Der
lb l04au.
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Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould,

Burke. administrator. VS.. District OF
Columbia; bill of exceptions submitted
ume to settle bill of exceptions and to
fie transcript of record extended to Sep
tember /: plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN &
Smith and E. H. Burke; defendants at
torneys, c. H. Syme and r j. White
ford.
Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Com
rany; and Potomac INSURANCE Company
motion for a new trial filed; plaintiff s
attorneys, Barry Mohun and c. ]. Muir
ply; defendants attorneys. J. ]. Darl-
lngton and w. c. Sullivan
Prince VS.. Washington Terminal Com
pany ct al; given to jury; plaintiffs at
torneys' Mckenney & Flannery and Ham
ilton Hamilton.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. July l2-Although a hrm tone was
in evidence In most OF the stocks on the Broad
Street curb there q few issues that made
further declines in the early trading That the
recent liquidation is an end was apparent
with the in which rallies Of / point or more
made. Dealings In Aetna Explosives were
gwen considerable attention. the price dropped
IA per cent in the first hour 70 ~, and later
recovered part Of this loss. Ddggs Seabury hue-
tuated wide on small sales the price ranging
in the forenoon from los to 100. Poole Engineering
declined points to 30. MidTale Steel and United
Motors showed early weakness. with the tone
Strengthening later. ssutz Motors cOmpara-
tyeE quiet in the morning. with sales at g.
and 6lk
TOday's p. m. closing prices. compared with the
previous closings follow:
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. 1.
justice Gould.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IL, 1915

Whitehead VS.. Whitehead; rule to show
cause returnable July IA; plaintiffs at
torneys, w. G. Gardiner and c. H. Syme.
Paris VS.. Paris ct al; order for appear
ance of absent defendants; plaintiffs at
torney, Z. L. Winters.
Washington Loan and Trust Company
VS.. Thompson ct al; decree vesting title
in the Union Trust Company; plaintiff &
attorney, John B. Larner.
Richardson ct al. trustees, VS.. Fitz
Simons ct al; final decree confirming sale
and directing conveyance: plaintiffs at
torneys, NJ. N. Richardson and Lyon
Lyon; defendants attorneys, John H
label
Purdy VS.. Postlewait; bond of J. J.
Darlington and George Francis Williams,
trustees. for $500; approved; plaintiff s
attorney, George Francis Williams; de-
fendant's attorneys. ]. J. Darlington,
Wolf & Cohen and w. G. johnson.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July R-FIOUR-strons; demand is
noderats Kansas straights. to arrive. in car lots
oDa5 70; spring patents for July to August 50a
a9 spT1ns clears. Lsoa5lo; soft straight, TO arrive
tNaip; new hard winter straight for July-Augllst
al5a5 % AL quotations are on zck basis in whole
sale lots
PORR-Stsady; dealings are moderate Ness,
S5OaBo; family. 2. oOa29.oo; clear, 3 5Oa27 Oo
BEEF-BuSness is moderate. Prices steady
Packet, la50als0; family. - 50a2oOo; extra India
mess 3.o0aD.0o.
LARD-Steady; demand is moderate. Prime
Western, l4o; refined continental A5; South
American. 1850; refined Brazilian, in kegs, $3.50;
beet stearins, Il cents; lard steariue slow At 10.
cents
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BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore, July l2-WHEAT-Receipts LIS el
bushels consisting Of . e6 bushels Southern and
lol 60 bushels Western; shipments from elevators
Ts23 bushels; stock in elevators So bushels.
The market opened hrmer. as follows: Spot. los;
No. Western, llU4; July. LOS
CORN-Receipts. 80 a2 bushels, consisting Of g. IA
bushels Western and rs bushels now Southern
shipments from elevators. 1874 bushels; stock in
elevators 39 49e bushels Prime sail yellow quotable
at sg14aso per bushel. The market opened frmer.
Spot and July. SA.
OATS-Receipts 2T. .6T bushels; withdrawn from
elevators, 4 055 bushels stock In elevators Lo SOC
bushels. Prices Standard white. f7lss<s; No.
white, A1aa45; No. 4 white, izl
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. July l2-wHEAT-Hirher: fair de-
mand No. l Northern, (. 0. B., ~; new No
red. T. 0. b.. !.lSi. to arrive; No . hard winter,
81, f. o. b.; No. macaroni. TO arrive 2OI.
No. Manitoba Ion. Exporters took 500 900
bushels. part Manitoba, but chiefly new hard win
ter, August. September. via the Gulf
CORN-Suong; quiet inquiry. New No vel
low. fresh-shelled. TO arrive. sG4. c. / f. Ex-
porters took 60,Ooo bushels to arrive
OATS-Firm; demand is fair. Standard 81:
No. white. Bas514 No. white, 45a451l: elevated
basis ungraded. 45l4a4Sl4 Exporters took go 900
bushels Canadian and native
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New York.
P~yf0fia
New Orleans
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July l2-Money on call at the stock
s1chanse opened at per cent; high. S per cent
io~ "a per cent close, per cent. Most Of the
loans were at ~ per cent
Tine money was quoted at ~ 70 5 per cent on
Industrial collateral, with moderate trade There
was only little doing in mixed collateral 50 that
the quotations were practically nominal at 4a41l per
months.
Mercantile paper was quiet, but firm There
was not heavy volume Of oferings Rates 4a41l
per cent for sixty to ninety days, indorsements;
fsa4% per cent for choice four TO six months
single names
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July I2-HOGS-Receipts 100 head
weak. Bulk. s7oaloO; light. s.s5alooo: mixed, 9I5
lIo 10; heavy, 955alol5; rough. s5as5; pigs, sIOa
s5.
CATTLE-Receipts. H.on head; weak. Native
beef cattle. TDauO; 5tockers and feeders 550as 10
COWS and heifers. 3.55a9 co. calves s.5oaI2O
sHEEP-ReceiDts. I7.too head; weak. vethers,
5.soas %: lambs 7.5OallO0.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July 12-Cotton suffered further
slight loss today, but closed steady at decline Of
to points. Covering for over the weekly weather
report rallied prices little
The statement about as had been expected
although the advices by States particularly those
tron Alabama. indicated more damage from the
storm than had been looked for.
Spot at Liverpool was in moderate demand at a
decline Of point on the basis Of s.c4d for mid
upland. Futures in the English market c,osed
barely steady at net decline OF 5a5l1 points Spot
here was quiet and points higher at l295 centA
There were no sales
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
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SALES.

SALES
Washington Railway Is. 81. 900 at BIZ, 800 at sls
Mcrgsnthaler Linotype l at .6y5
Washington Gas 10 at 75A
After cad:
Potomac Electric Cons, S. s,op at lO,Ls. 500
at l0lH. s. coo at lOlh
Washington Railway Is. 5000 at ax, s., 90 at
aH. 5000 at aa, 500 at sl%. N,Wo at aH.
s. 900 at 81
Capital Traction. 25 at ssh at spA, 10 at s11
GOVERNMENT RONnS
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Iawsuits.

59325-Lawrence Gassenheimer, trading
as st. James Sight Seeing Service, VS.
Hylas T. Wheeler and st. James Hotel
certiorari: defendants attorneys, Braden-
burg & Bradenburg.
$685.. Brelin VS.. A. Futrovsky; judE-
ment and NJ. c.. sl75; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Topper G Gusack.
59S27-Thomas W. Schaeffer VS.. Mrs. J.
A. Conner; certiorari; defendants attor-
ney, A. E. Steinem.
5932s-Robert Callahan VS.. Edwin A.
Newman; judgment and NJ. c.. Sl9i2o;
plaintiffs attorneys. L. P. Loving and L.
l. Hammer.
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Motor Company incorporated.

The Arrison Motor Company, with an
establishment at 3240 Prospect avenue
northwest. was incorporated yesterday
with a capitol stock OF $4,000. The com
pany. which is composed of Louis y.
Weed. F. De Sales Smith, and Leo S.
Probey, will engage in general automo-
bile business.
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Aeros Raid Dover and Harwich

Berlin (via Sayville Wireless), July H.
Two German naval aeroplanes bombarded
the British coast fortifcations at Dover
and Harwich on the night of July $40
the admiralty announced today
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Equity Division No. =
Jusfice McCov

Richmond Park Improvement Company
VS.. Hight; on hearing; plaintiffs attor'
ney. D. W. O'Donoghue; defendants at
torneys, D. T. Wright. T. NJ. Wampler
Ellis & Donaldson and A. H. Ferguson
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American telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Saturday, July IS, 1916,
to stockholders of record at the close of
business on Friday, June 80, 1916.
G. D. MILNE, Treasurer.
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Washington; absolute divorce. plaintiff
attorney, c. S. Williams
34465-Pierre J. H. Ball vs.. Ida H. Ball
absolute divorce; no attorney.
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b. 4 NJ. Asks Time.

Boston and Maine is reported to have
asked for an extension OF forty-five days
for payment of $4,000 900 notes due July
H. according TO a summary OF the New
York market. received yesterday by W.
B. Hibbs 8, Co.
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Overland Dividend.

Willys-Overland yesterday declared a
per cent dividend in cash and 10 per
cent stock, on the common stock.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Jusfice GouId.

In re L. c. Leatherland; order Continu-
ing cause before Edward S. McCalmont
as referee.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$500 MONTHLY

nncluding all interest and prindpsD and
small cash payment mSkes you the permanent
OWNER of one Of the most delightful and
complete little hcmes in the southeast q, o-r
Ideally located near Lincoln Pan; 6 larFt
rooms. tile bath. cellar under entire hour.
tront and back porches. excellent coostrucfion
etc. Sample house, lS2 D at. - Open daily
and Sunday until p. m. We want all who
are renting 10 come out and these homes
either for investment or home. How 10 ret
there-Tske Capital Traction cars 10 lSth 81 Sc.
walk two squares north: or Lincoln Psrk exn
u 18th and walk south three sluAres. Rspr.-
sentStives premises
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Equity Suits
344S4-Walter Washington w. Ellen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-28
LAS CAU5AS DEL FRAACCASO DE- WILSON
PARA Ii ALBANIA P.lIIA|-|AIifIEEIR|IICCAHA
Dcee que presidene abandono ei pToyeco por dar
aSenado una oporiunidad de debatr la question
mexicana, que necesariamente hubera teIldo
que envoIverse en Ia discussion &c aquel

La mayor parte de los gohiernos
lGtlnU-ancrIcanoS Representatives. en-
este paiS. accptaroG cl pyoyccto, aun.
quc ninguno de clos Sc mostr6 ar
dientcmente en- 81 favor.
Chile fac el jcie dc. pequeMo CRU
20 cue rG &c moStrO muy consecuer-
te. per, aun . Ncs;;r lie ESQ, ,as oDJc-
clones del gobjcrpo chilenO pudic-
rcn haacr siGo rencitas.
CrGese que Ia cause del abamdono
de csc rroyecto por partv del presi-
icn,e. iue como sc ha dicho. la i" evi-
,arSe dar al Senado Una oportunldad
para ah~jr una discussion general So
hgc ias rc.aeicnes panamcricanas,
uIcrJ-2s Il sitI-c!@n mcxicana Sc
encucnu"a en- tan dchcado estado y
cuanGo las eleccioncs rresideDcialcs
sc hallGn tan pr6Xmae. Ell presi-
denla pudo kabcr erviado cI Trata-
do hace aIrunos meses al Scnado
pgro II" % hi@o. dundose como ra26n
PARA clio. que cstaba muy ocuFado
con q ornbro.io meXicaro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-28
Clj|BERSON OBTUUO EL TRIUN,
70 SObRE FL EX- -CObERNA.
DOR 0. B. COLQU|1T
| AUN CulNDO PARA AVER TOGAYIA NO Sc
| CONOCIA FL COMPUTE GENERAL, TEEiA
! AOUfI UNA GRAN HAYORiA DECiSiYa

Todavia haSta aver en- Ia noche no
So habia terminado de hacer el COM
puto general de la votaeion verifi-
cada el sabado. para Ia designation
del candidate dem0crata que dcbe-
RI disputarse el triunfo con ei re-
publicano, en- las pr0Ximas eleccio-
mes de Noviembre, para ell puesto de
Senador ante el Congreso de la
Union.
Los dos candidates democratas que
iucaron en- Ia election del sabado,
el ex-gobernador Oscar B. Colquitt
el actual Senador Charles 4. Cul-
berson. fueron los que en- las pasa-
das eIecciones primaries de elinlina-
ci6n queiaron ocupando los dos pri-
meros lugares.
Hasra aver, el triunfO 10 lievaba
cen una gran mayoria el Senador
Culberson, sobre el eX-gobernador,
mayoria que dificilmente podra no
va sobrepasar, pero nj siqEiera al.
canzar. ell ex-gobernador, en- el resto
de computes de los Condados que
faitan por llegar.
| Para el sabado media noche, Cul,
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UN ESCUADRCN DE AEROFLA-
NOS ALIADOS ATACC LAS
CERCANIAS DE
GANTE

AMSTERDAM, ASosto 2I.-Cn
escuadr6n de aeroplanos a!iados eiec
tue hoy una cxcurSiua atrea. habien-
DO llegaGo haSta las cejcanias de
Ganle. en- donde estuvo arrojando
bombas. explosives. DesPues dc rHo-
dia hora de bc:nJardeo por parte de
los aeroplanos aliIGcs, sc escucho
una detonacjoH. que Sc Supone hay2
sido causada por Ia explosion de al
gun dep0sito de municloneS. Poca
despuGs dc esa explosion Sc oyo otra
fuerte detonacion.
Giro dep6sito de munlcloneS en-
Mierebecke fu6 volado Uambitn pur
los aviadores aliados Y IN zeppelin
sacramento averiado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-28
LAS ABT0RIDbDES S5N|THRIlS
ihFENsHlS De Ii FROM
Observation-Disclosures
Temsn que "a enigrsci6h de Mexi-
&C pueda traer ei costagio de
a|gara de las epidenias
The HFRALD" GE \. YORK, DICE Ole
Il AJFlN!IRTO iIGsi|STA T0HA ca
Da DIl MAYOR iRCREhFETl
relcgrama Especial para Ia pRENsA.

NUEVA YORK, Agosto 27.-"The
New York Herald" publica hoy una
noticia eli Ia que dice que las auto
-IiGaGes sanitarlas de ia frontera Sc
cncuentTan a.armadaS temiendo que
pUeda desarrollarse en- las ciUdaucs
de csa region &lguna epidemia de
ficbre tifoidea de viruela, dcbido
Il Ia constante immigration de gente
procedcntc de las regiones infestadas
de Mexico.
TiajerOs procedentes de MeXico
d;ccn cue los Estados Ell que
dichas epidemiaS estan desarrOllan-
dose con mayor fuerZa son los dc
San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas y AguaS-
calientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-28
WILSON QiHERE QUE EL COEiGGRlEESSO
FXpIDA UNA LEY SObBRRE SOOBRE EL DIA De
TRABAJ) DE: 0cciH() HORlS
Cresg que sera la nca de eVar que los yefes De
la ,rniones expidiecar la orden para Ia sgspea
cion general de los trabajos
Eotfe los aireclores de ferrocarriIes hay gran
excigaci5n con motive de la actitud ase-
unida por ei Pres3ente

=. CaDit3iic sublc /. cu;.i sc nan
hecho uunerC.5us con.eHgallc; IA
rcce uue el cambig t.. proce@mlcn-
g0- ypr gart> del Pres!G"ntr v ILSon.
h traidO IN verGaueIo paHlco en-
L., circulos lie directories Y gcTen-
ties DE-. feTrocarri.eS. r.>tos n - eS-
pera5an el %oipo ' 81 Hallaban con
feI IeuciandU .sob.e los te.nnoN Ge 10
que e.!os l!amanan 'sU U-tlmat1m ,
cuando reci5leroH not!cia5 de .os pa
sos daGOS por e! pres!dente. lHme-
IiatamcnIe - suspended IL cCniercn-
cia ' l las sietr Ge il Hoc.:c dc aver.
81 presidente del Sub-Comlie de dl-
rectores. Hale Holden tiO IA N.guIen
te:
Los directories de los ferrocarri-
les han terminado sUs diScuslones.
en- vista Ge 10 clal, =. Comite lntc-
grado POI ocho de los prcSldentcs
dc fevrocarr;le>. ha Sclicitado una
entreviSta con <! prvsidente en- "a
Casa Blanca, esJando uhUIa en- eS-
pesa de IA resoluci0n De! senior Pre-
Sidente.'
Cuauuu eSua Geclaraclon Tue ne
cha. los directories dc terrocarrileS
no seniaa conocimiento definiti"o
acc,ca &c! principal p-oposito de Ia
coufsrercia qUv <. presidente habi&
terido en q Capitolio con los leaders
demacrasas del Senado. Los direc-
torres habiun dete-m.Eado Unanlme-
.a.n5e renovar su Gem.nGa de qu@
Ia question rc.at;v& al d!a de trana-
10 lie ochC horas. fuera sometida 4
.,r.t,i-r.~ja.
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SIcIIFN AYANzlANDO Los BElCAROS HA-
GALA COSTA DEL MAR ECEO
ngeses caruaron doscientas yardas de trlreheras
al norte de Bazentn-le-pett
Fg Fl CACASSO9 CON3lTEa FUERTFNFbTE RySOS OT0AINOS

@, infornle Official puhlicado esta no
che Dor e. MiniSterio &c il Guerra:
I'm direction de Diarbeck, cH Ia re-
,oi5n del Caucaso, eSta6ar hArandose
fucrtes comb&reS entire AueStras
fuerzas Y las otomanas. AuestraS
colrmnas han llsgado haSta el rio
lIalSdaIarasi. que desemboca en- el
F,ufrates u oricntc de NuFlck.
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rs,rr.7ma Especial para - rGENsh


WASHINGTON, AgosJo - .
gurase cue eI presidente "l.a":.' III
M ulJlE,' ) descsper&.'J e-t1s, - -
para imPeGir cue eSt&iie = huS-s''
IL ier.oc~Jr'lvtos, JT''ta o. IS,;>l ,.,.;>,
evI G1e ei Congress "I '', ,.,,- '',D.. ,,,.
aec:ete ui&enlSii-'7..'I LII. |..'' ~. ,.is,o,,
=: tuIl 50 dSc-.- ",-'1,.-.. 'o''-', 80. III
tumed!atamvlte .;- o.'Sct' ''''N!'' 90, "s
cIg d. trlo~jo dc ocho h".''s' t.,'' =
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DglgEESE QUE NAFARRATE ESTA
PRESO En- la clUDbD
De Mexico
Tafegr,ma Especial nara La PrenSa.


BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Agosto q.
-Segin Sc dice en- algunos informcs
eztra-oficiales, pero que aparente-
mente proceden de fuente tldealgna,
: que Sc han recioido en- eSta ciudad,
g! genera! Enliliano F. Nafarrate,
que fue removido hace POGO de! pues-
10 ae Comandante AIihtar de Tamau-
lipas. ha sido' aprehendido en- Ia clu-
dad de Mexico. internado en- IA Pc
nicenciarfa de esq capital
La apprehension de Nafarrate Sc
deoe. segin Sc dice en- los menciona-
dos iaformes. a que Sc le acuSa de
ha5er dado muerte Al Captain Gunner
sindo Hernandez, de las fuerzas, re-
volucionarias carrancistas, en- Julio
de 1913. en- Ia vecina plaza de Ma
I tamoroS V del cual crimen fue abb
suelto aquella epoca por el ConSe-
jo de Guerra que 10 iuzg6.
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Los 0BAER0S De IGNORES e.
LEbaiR0A IjKa HsMF(S-
TiCI0H De PR0IESTA
Tai sctitud s. dekiG al aumen:o en-
los precios De las mercaucias
de primera necesicad
UN tScUsDRON d. A5RtptikGS AiIhG0S
B0hBiRDf0 LAS CfRGAklsS De la
PLAZA BfLGA De C!HIf
Srr,irio Exclusive para L, rHEN>,.

LONDRES, Agosto 27.-A pesa-
dc II !luvia tolrenc;al que astuyo
cayendo hoy, l&s Sociedades obrcras
efectuaron ii manifestation que ma
bian anunci3do, para proleStar con
TIA a aumenco en- el costo de las mer-
cancias Ge priEcra mecesidau.
LIZ manifestation ,e verifico en el
Hyde Park. ha5ienGo corcurrido va
rios miles de oDrcIoS. En- dich& ma
nifes.aci6n Sc tomaron algunos acuc.
dos, entire crroS {! de pedir 81 go
bierno que nombrara una ComIslcn
reguladora de precios para tcda ella
sc lie comest,bles. Fin de que de~,
de luerV 90 pusjcra Cn bra.
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seryicio E>rin>iyo para - rRENsA.

BERLIN. Agosto 27.-0ficialmen-
= st H. anunciado en- csta Capital.
por e MiEisie.io Ge IA Guerra, q~a
Italia Ii; aecho h dvcIaracion dl que,
de.dc eI dla 26 del actual, se CON
sldara cn guerra con AIem@nla.
NiE"uuos concentrates sc nan ne
cho eli los c.9cuios oficlaiss aceita
de a declaration dc guerra ue -
lia. Sc cree probable que 'en vista
de eSr csi&d5 de coSas A:emaHia 1"-
viar;i fucrzaS = frcnte i,alauo pc
II coOPerar con SU> aiia&"S.