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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

IOWA PRESS COMMENT.
Sioux City Journal: Chicago papers
persist in referring to Edward W.
Morrison, a millionaire of 81. who IS
said to have blown in" in fast nv
ing the bulk of a fortune Of $4,000
900. as an "aged recluse." The Ques-
ton arises, how much money does a
man have to spend in riotous living
in Chicago before he is recognized as
real live wire and mixerI
Cedar Rapids Republican: the
Washington Democrat seems to think
that the Harding knockers are over
doing it; it is beginning to react IN
Hardings favor. 1t is bound to DO
that in every case where the knock
ing is not honestly based. Misrepre-
sensations can go SO far, but they
cannot finish man. nor an issue
Muscatine Journal: One of the most
distressing thoughts which arise with
the strike situation is that a ue-up
may prevent congress from adjourn
ing. There are some things worse
than war and strikes.
Marshalltown Times-Republican:
| Inc VI SaAAA0A hAe@ 1880 -
sued an edict against rich students
coming to school in their autos. Now
how far does that order go. Is 1t
against autos or only against the
rich? Here in Iowa almost as many
poor folks as rich ones have automo-
biles and an order like that would
simply be grinding the face of poverty
in the dust.
Sioux City Tribune: The bootlegger,
in order to ply his trade, must be &C
cessible to those who want to buy.
Either in Des Moines or Sioux City,
the man with thirst does not need
any beer hounds" to get in touch
with supplies Why do officers. of all
people, get dense on this subject?
The average policeman, if he would
only admit it, can outpoint any hound
in Des Moines on locating beer,
whisky and bootleggers. Getting them
, to perform is the great difficulty.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: The United
States has purchased an armored
railroad car and in the future our
enemies will accommodate us great
ly by lining up at the edge of the
right-of-way Either side will suit
our purposes as the portfolios can be
operated either right-handed or left
handed.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: 1t has
been reported that President Wilson
is unpopular in Texas. But his can
didate for the senate got two votes
to one for nis opponent in recent
senatorial primary in that state.
Texas may still safely be counted in
the democratic column and 1t can
with equal gertrude be counted for
Wilson. He could not, if he tried,
make enough blunders in Mexico to
lose Texas in the election.
Burlington Gazette: Indiana plumb
ers have adopted the name Society of
Sanitary Engineers. That makes 'em
better qualified to separate us from
! our filthy lucre.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02

news despatch says that Newport has been
8 stirred by golf match.'' It takes a ire
mendous event to stir some people now that so
many things are happening every dav.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02
President Informed.

[By Robert ]. Bender, United Pre-
STAFF Correspondent
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Sept. =
President Wilson was informed.
telegrams from democratic senate,
today, that the eight hour law
railway workers will pass the sens
by an overwhelming majority befol
night, averting the threatened railw'
strike.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02
Inf.ntiIe P.ralvsie Death.

BATAVIA, Iowa, Sept. 2.--Kenneth
infant son of Charles Spayde, dieo
today OF infantile paralysis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02

Muscatine Journal: One of the most
distressing thoughts which arise with
the strike situation is that tie-up
may prevent congress from adjourn
ing. There are some things worse
than war and strikes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02

The end of the war is in sight, as usual
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02

Friday Morning at 9 O'Clock.
Business Meeting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-02

Burlington Gazette: Indiana plumb
ers have adopted the name Society of
Sanitary Engineers. That makes 'em
better qualified to separate us from
our filthy lucre.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
MARINE MEL lGENcE
BY Merchants' Exchange

sydney--Sailed, March 30, s. s. Ven
tufa, Tor Honolulu. J ~
kahului-Arrived, March 90. Oh Bk
Katherine lex County of LinIithRow1
from MejiIlones. 1'''r.. - - ~
San Frahcisco-Sailed, March %. II
=, Str. Supply, for Honolulu. III.
San Francisco--SailesI, March 20. II
8. R. q. MeCuiloch, For Honolulu 1wffl
eoRyGytu:.s, R, c. Jhetis Honolulu to
San, Francisco.) .... ~ e
San rancisco-Arrived, March 90
=. 3, Columbia, hence March 20. ~
Astpria-t ARRIVED, March 80, schF.
Beiilah from Port Allen, March 3. W
ran Frahciseo-A Arrived Apt T. $3.50
p M, s. s. Nippon Maru hence Mar.
san Francisco - Sailed Apr. l, Blk.
X P1 Rithet for Mahpkoha. x ~
Fort Townsend--Arrived, Mar. 81, Sc.
Robert Levers hence Mar. 7. - ~
San Francisco Arrived" Mar. 81. SD.
M. Chilcott from Hilo. Mar. l3. ~
Pprt San Luis-sailed, April 2, str.
santa Maria, for Honolulu. b n,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
YOUNG cOuPtE TO HUNT. . +,
DOWN NAVIGATING; TIGER

, On theiriway to China by the steam.
er Tenyo Maru, calling here YESTERDAY,
are Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chapman An
drews, aEpretty' New York woman anl
her husband, who are going to b mt
man eating tigers and other big gams
Andrews is assistant curator of the
American Mnseiim or, Natural History,
New York, for which Institution u !
hopes to obtain a Specimen of the great
cat" Mrs. Andrews win take photo.
graphs Of incidents Of the 'expedit %.
The party win be joined in China BY
harry ~ CALDWELL a naturalist an /
tLgerthuuter The expedition will scei
the quarry in the provinces south of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
KuHl0 WHARF ABANDONED.
p AS SITE For COUNTY FAIR

The business men Of Hjio have de-
clded against the use Of Kuhio wharf
Tor the7eohnty fair, ms II is too far out
of town to suit. There is "A PROPOSE
tion on hand to- tlbck of Shipman
street and use this space, turning sew.
eTal empty buildings there into stalls
t2r EXHIBITS and using the armory and
Old meat market in con junction. This
VIII split up the exhibits TO some ex-
tent, but make more room. and give
ample space without having the fair
held ont Of town The woik of getting
entries is gOirg on aIraee and good sue.
cess y being obtaired in interesting
"ossible exhibito Pr'z s are already
being offered FOR the best exhibits an,l
q good deal of e+thns ssm is being
worked up. '"' . ny 81 n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
Iu!!lN|! Nj
HDPtY LOCAL CLUBS

Included in the arrivals in the Shin
20 Maru from the Orient yesterday
mosnips,' was the members of the Wa
soda University baseball team of Toxic
who ere en, route to the mainland fol-
a series of games under the; auspices
Of the 'Baiv4rsify f"eSieaeo. Prior
to- starting Their highland series, the
team win Stop. on hers and play 4 series
Of games with the local teams, the first
contest TO take place next SATURDAY
afterhooh., Al tirst II was thought that
the tsam would have to fofego It's
local series owing to the grounding OF
the c6iyo 'MardA but II is understood
that the team win be. able to secure
passage to the coast In the Persia Maru
sailing from here May IS. %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
MAINLAND .P|RESSS. .. -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l!|lI l |l

Sports Id Hawaii are coming in for
mnch boosting on the mainland and
the Philadelphia Sporting Life continu,
ally carries some story of what is hap.
Ienlng here or is going to happen. A
recent issue contained an elaborate
story on Duke p. Kahanamoku; while
the next issne covered the mainland In
VISION of the w. Lai Tin Baseball ag-
gregation. The last issue received here
carried aagoed picture from The Ad-
yertiser showing Duke P.. Kahanamo.
ku Miss Francis aCowelis and Ludy
LANCER in an ontrigger canoe on the
beach at Waikiki. . '.!'-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
SUPREME O0URFHAS
Big april CALENDAR
Important Cases Scheduled, For
Hearing This Month On Appeal
From Lower Courts

4 one motion and nineteen cases ar
on the calendar of the supreme eoor
for the April session, which begin
Monday. Among the important case
ares Territory Of HawaA against tn,
Honolulu Rapid Transit q Land Com
pany, injunction; Capt. A.. +. Cassels
U. 8. A., against Charles 4. Wilder. AZ
sescr for Oahu, dealing with the taxa
ton OF automobile owned by ofIieefi
and men in the military service and
the matter Of the claim for eompensa.
tion Of Iehijifo Ikonia against the Cd
hu Sugar Company and Kenichi Harm
The following motion and cases have
been Set for. next Monday for hearing
=. ~, Hite against Angus MePhee, mo.
ton by plaintiff, 10 dismiss case; Rinsa,
buro kuwahara against Sada Kuwaha
"a, appeal from circuit Judge Of the see.
ond circuit, and Territory against w.
H.gG, Field. appeal from the district
magistrate of Waikiki. " '.S
The 4, calendar for the April session is
&. NJ tHite against Angus McPhee,
motion BY 'plaintif to dismiss case,
Gases on Appeal ~ Y
Binsabura Kuwahara against Sada
.kuwahara, appeal from circuit Judge,
second circuit. az
q Territory Of Hawaii against w. II.
Field APPEAL from district magistrate
Of Waikiki. n X NY I.
In the matter Of the application Of
Maka VutLnE -. !. ...-tl - - 49, y u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
kUHIO BOSS OF CONVENTION
Prince ana Lyman Elected Delegates
PLATFORM DEN0UNCS sATTAG UPON HAWAIIAN MEMBERS o
NATIONAL GUARD" AND CALLS FOX STATEHOOD

Republican Territorial pet and
terdy after selecting Prince kuho and Henry k Lyman az
delegates and A. L. Castle and w q Ac aterra to the
chicago convention DURING the deliberations which lasted from
ten M to almost there mention of whether
there should be six delegates represent Hawaii and the
convention went off as if had been in for weeks
he platform adopted among other things en1phat
caly the edeasorbeng the value Of
members Of the guard and to- cast sspcion AZ
notNesin joining the guard" tp 49,, = 1,,sS1 1879
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
BERLIN ! \. PLEDGES SPEEDY
~. REPLY 70 D, S. QUESTION
CAssociated Press BY Federal w,r.,...A

ursociated Press by Federal wirsless.)
WASHINGTON. April 3.--Ambassa.
dor Gerard eabled 10 the state depart.
meHt today that Germany has promis.
ed a prompt reply to the U. s. request
Tor information as to the explosion
which crippled the British steamer
Sussex Ind the torpedoing and sinking
OF the British STEAMER Englishman. The
United Stairs asks Germany for all IN
'ms sta9 S Shhieb Gan be frraished.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
HpEYER LosI.s.Io SEALS

Gus Hoover who was here with the
Stafford, team last year faced he San
Franeiseo Seals in1sa recent pIact ise
game qnd was on the short end Of d
iGnr TO three score He allowed six
hlts and famed -Four, getting the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
b MOB LUNCHES NEGRO

tsystitteeea rress oy Federal WirslesAD
iDAbEts Okioh9iha, April 3D. After
preliminary haafihgf Oscar Martin, d
fgrpt charged with attacking a Girl,
Ma hanged from the, courthouse bal.
cony ny mob, which storned the
60 1l! and took him from the au,
'pptt .ysils q. !, va ,s rs.n#As
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
NEW :"
NATIONAL GUARD SECTION

lA'.sG..t.a FTsI. " F,asr.l wltsIs..,l

WaPniNuToNs April Senator
A. B,'Cummins today ntroduceL Id tkr
senate an amehlmeht to the Chamiief
lain hili, creating a militia section with
mVe STATE Officers on a general staff.
The amendment was adopted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
HoEL AhDER'S ALARMED BY
et.COMING ALGlED DRIVE,

SAssociated frsss " Federal wirslsss,)
THElHAGuE April S..--The inajorI.
!y qf Ithe PUBLIC Of Holland believes
mat. the coming allied offensive holds
the possibilitvfof danger 10 Holland 4
Neutrality. Hpwcyetl the Dutch min
istsr for foreign affairs holds that
there ia, = nathinS q worry about. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
I CRUISER SAILS SOUTH
tAsior,s,sd Prss. by YsdsrsI VIII slsss

StNrTLR, April s.--The cruiser
charleston sailed FOR Panama today via
san FRANCISCO and San Diego,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
Monday, April ), 1916.
lis - - slIIEg
Name Of stock.
RuKaF.

Alexander & Baldwin 24l
9. Brewer 4 Co. j. al3ot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-04
Get Down To Work

Calling the convention to order short
III after stea a 'ef6ck yesterday morn,
ing the chairman of the Republican Ter,
ritorial central committee, Lorrin An,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

thorough cultivation, with the re
suit that grass and weeds pre-
dominate ia most fields The
heavy rains OF July completely de
stroyed many lowland crops and
greatly damaged that on the high
lands As a result OF the rams,
plant is frulting poorly, and out
side the north, boil weevl IS tax
ing about all the fruit that is be
ing pat on now. Many correspon-
dents estimate condition rs low as
. per cent OF normal
ARKANSAS: Excellent outlook
of a month ago seems to have
been maintained. despite some de
terloatlOn IN various localities on
account OF drouth The scattered
nature OF local showers has re
suited in spotted conditions iD
many counties. but. on the whole,
Improvement In one section seems
to have more than offset damage
IN others Plant is generally
strong and healthy, IN clean
fields and fruiting well Many re
ports Of boil weey1, with consld-
cradle damage i'm certain 81 tons
TEXAS: The scattered nature
Of resent local rains makes CON
ditions spotted. and If Is proba
bly, correct to say that the crop
has about held It's own during the
past period covered by this re
port Where dry weather has no
been relieved the outlook is dis
couraging, but whore the neees-
sary rains have fallen the outlook
ranges from good TO excellent
with some localities having pros
poets Of "A bumper crop Com
plaimts consist of shedding, q
plant blooming at the top IN dry
areas and damage from boil
weevh IN various localities rang
ing from a negligible amount t.
very heavy, but OH the crop, as q
whole, not large BARRING posi-
Bile boil weevil ravages, good gen
eral rains could still bring about
a very big crop III the big State
Picking Is going forward In sOutf
ern part of the State
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17
HOTTEST PLACE ON EARTH.

We have heard of dead people,
dead beasts, dead trees and dead
flowers, but il there such a thing
as a dead sea, and why do they
call III deadi There Is, and they
call it dead because il receives
all and gives nothing This body
of water--the most remarkable IN
thu worlds at the southern end
"a the Jordan Valley in Pales-
tine. lit is a miles long and ten
miles wide, l,292 feet below sea
level and is In one OF the hottest
regions on earth Ii receives
5000, 900 tons of water daily into
its bosom from the Jordan river.
but gives none out to refresh and
nourish the valley below, which
has become am arid desert ON ac-
count of the close fiStedneSs OF
the sea Its water is five times
as salty as the ocean, is bitter to
the taste, oily TO the touch and
leaves a yellow stain. No fish
live in the water, no flowers
bloom or fruits grow on It's shores,
no birds sing M. its neighbor,hood.
Its barl1less driftwood and shores
are incrusted with salt Its set
ting is a scene of deSolation and
gloom, looking as If the curse of
God rested ON the whole region.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17
A DOCTOR S REMEDY
FOR COUGHS.

AS a cure for coughs and colds
DR.. Bells Pine Tar-HOney com
bmes these remedies IN Just the
right proportion to do the most
good for summer coughs or colds.
a trial VIII prove the value OF
this splendid cough medicine. DIR.
Bell 5 Pine-Tar Honey, soOthes
the irritation, stops your cough,
kills the cold germs and does you
world Of good. A 25c bottle
Will more than convince You it
VIII stop your congh. At drug
gists. Advt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

Would you be interested in a
$500 investment that is bring
ing a return of 20 per cent per
annumf This is good rental
property in Hickman; rents right
along and rent paid promptly. NJ
snide affair; good reasons for
disposing of property. VIII sell
half cash. balance ON easy terms.
II interested, call at Courier Of
flee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

I know OF no such unquestionable
badge and ensign OF a sovereign mind
as that tenacity OF purpose which.
through all changes of companions or
parties or fortunes. changes never.
bates no jOt OF heart or hope. but
wearies out opposition and arrives at
the pOrt.-EmeTsOn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

C. II. Bondurant is evidently
we'll pleased with his new tractor
the first TO be put to AN actual
practical test IN Fulton county
which is being operated ON his
Ash Log farm for breaking
wheat ground. Although the
ground was unusually hard hast
Friday, at which time a Courier
man visited this place, the trac-
tor moved right along at a good
gait with foul. large disc plows.
which under prevailing conditions
would doubtless have been q
good load COR twelve mules. Two
men are required to operate the
outfit successfully, but the cost
oil labor and fuel are nominal com
pared with the work done. One
particular feature of blowing with
the iron mule" Is the depth 0f
the breaking These plOws are
going down 5 or 10 inches; n
thing rarely done -thoHgf I'M
pOrtant with mules and mole
board plOws. AS one Wcuid nat
urally suImlse, the ground Is lay
ed off, In circular form, which
permits the tractor " run Ton
tinuOusly without usual stops for
corners. In square Jed. Ibis
this leaves four small triangular
corners to be broken with a single
pillow and team, but thss; corners
can be made very small, and their
breaking is a matter Of inSagrifl-
cance compared with fields OF any
consequence la short, the trac-
tor seems to be "A success anc VIII
play am important part in future
farming operations of this section,
which it has already dous III
many other places.
Constipation is the starting
point for many serious diseases.
To be healthy, keep the bowels
active and regular. HERBlNE
viii remove ali aecumulatiOns IN
the bowels and put the system
in prime condition. Price Scots.
Sold by Hickman Drug Co. AID
FOR RENT: For lighthouse
2 rooms, convenient
bath and coal house. Garden
spot.-Miss Jessie Outten.
f. NJ. Baltimore is in Clinton
his week putting down a we'll for
]. b. Walker.
b. f. Choate spent last week at
Nmgo. J.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

An euvnble figure is to be had
by wearing a GosSard Corset.
Why not try a Gossard and get
satisfaction They are guaran
teed
FOR SALE: My home place
in West Hickman. Can be bought
at "a bargain.-Jno. kistner. SLIP
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

FOR RENT: For lighthouse
keeping, 2 rooms, convenient
bath and coal house. Garden
spot.-Miss Jessie Outten.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

f. NJ. Baltimore is in Clinton
this week putting down a we'll for
j. h. Walker.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-17

b. f. Choate spent last week at
Wmgo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
FIESTA ESC0LAR EN- Maxwell.
TEXAS.

F. tunes s de los c~orriantc5 tuNn
.u-aT en g! pueblo con cuyo NOM
brr s~nrabczamos cStaS Gin"as, una II
cida fiesta csrnIar I'll "A que - ie>-
arroI6 I'm attractive pro-rama -
{, nIImrrOS dr rartn, r,4'Ita2loncS.
cirrrio4 SlmnistiroS, una utH!op''
y una p9lueHa comciia, bajo IA di-
rccci6n de- IA ~profesora Scylam Or
te-a. La fiesta tuvo Iu=ar en- +, 81
lon de los altmanrs qua b~0liatoSa-
.mentA fu6 cedidO para tai acto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
Toman precauciones eE
Fort Bliss para evitar
I'm nuevo incendio

FL PASO. Texas. Mayo I6.-Con
motive d. los diferente5 lncendio7
7ue fueron descuhiertos Ia noche del
sabado. dcntro del fuerta Bliss, las
autoridade5 mi.itarcs toman Srand"-
precauciOne5 a fin tie rvitlr Qur ,"
llcn,e a cabo uu uurvo a;.njaio; a -
- efrc,o han rolocaio crntlur.aa u"
500 deutro del sdifirlo sino tambl'n
fucra ia &, abarcando un p"rnm"-
tro de- consideration.
Todos los oficlaies aSeguran III"
lbs referiOfS incnndjGa fueron int"p-
cionales y que pnr meiio de IN III
vesticaci6n podra ~cOnrc"rs" a los
H~uipablHv.
En- Fl Quartet DE- Columbus. y. W..
fucron ~dostruidos por 81 iueSo lbs
dnp6sitns de- paja que all So rnron-
trahan, tNnicuio IN valor d. $THn.00.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
Los polacos americanos
quieren la indepen-
cha de su anti
qua Patria

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Mayo 10
Los polaco-americanos residences en-
esta ciudad han ~organizado una gran
manifestation, bajo los auspicios de
"a Polish American War Sufferers
Relief Association, como principle
del gran movimianto que tratan de
llevar a cabo, a fin de obtener Ia III
dependencia p~olitica de Polonia. Al
terminar la manifestation sc do a CO.
nocer Ia resolution que previamente
habia sido aceptada, la cuai Sc en-
cuentra concebida en- los s~iguientes
terminus
"Polonia y sus habitantes deben
ser libertados y r~econocida su indie
pendencia por las ]potencias del mum
do. Debera iibrarsele de cualquiera
Influenza o doctrina que pretenda
alegarse por los otros paises."
El coronel Juan Labieski dice ser
descendientc del rey Juan III que
luz >, 1itImo rey de Polonla, por
cuy1 motive pcesidid Ia reunion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
Ell cambin dc dccOraci6r.

.Co, l., II.roda do 0brrr6n enip"-
-.n,, - ,uo,o ios radiraIismos. Las
s.r.,a,;,,o ,S,5n ,hor, de moL..:
a4;, = ros ~,,on.ifiaos" arrrria. '
,o,, =, u .;nm,nso ,alcnl,, dc Ca
h.aro~ h, sifo canaz dc me;orar RI
,,,l,~ l., 10. hirin,b:oun., Obreg6n IN
dodo y nmado an ,rlc los culp&Air-
1, l., arisi, .on Ins "rovpteS". Nara
,o,o. ,ji,s anrnbe1ijeron a ura DO
can, l.. ,stn4 Y los m%andaron d Il
,;r.;i, 4, parofn Irnn de eIIos fui
~ horn,ono 4.I ..caro" SjrjIia. auto"
=, ;m,,r4o,oh1, ,inIito 4, romrrar
nI,n ,~,,;,,os 40 soriad,dcs ne
t.,,,n,.
"rs,,. ies,narnrjrror de-, mrr.H-
!, ,,,., no ms innumerahlaS I'll
NOS" nm. :, iah,n a. prJb,ico, Gur
rs.a, =, .,xi c,n,o T., r,,n IN y..n-
s !, ,~,,.,.5;os c,,n 10
,:..:a, ,b,r, n,r.,, ma csros VI
,. ..,,;,,on u ;tor;,ro Tri-
.,.,4; ,,obo i, ~orr-an;1ar II sori,-
I,I n,,,.,I,,.o ianon,in,6, "ya, )"
,h.omii C,rranza phrr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-17
NOyELAS DIVERSAS

uga oulya:e !e Ia Mancna. Opra macs
frA lie ID literature e>pdIola. Edlcloa DC
81 War,lr del T6lzota. HermoSa obra oasa
IN en- Ia vida Ge! Heden'oT dei Nuna0;
In ,omU ErlnGr. ben empaStado.. SiGV
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