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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-29
FOR sALE-ReaI Estate.

FOR sAIIE--Reat Estate.
~N~~~~~~~~-~~~~~s~~~~S~-~S~~~
fOk SALr4~tine pWluing lot son. 10
South Edith. Apply W. =. Metcalf, 81
Gold avenue
FOR SALE-Four lots corner Fifth and
Lead at low price; can be divided. w.
2. Metcaf. S2i West Gold
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A IGO-ac farm.
within a mile of Dayton N. NJ, In the
Pecos valley Forty acres Of apple orch
ard, 6-year-old trees: also forty acres In
alfalfa; good house, barn and fencing. VIII
sell on terms or trade for Albuquerque real
estate W w Strong. ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ
FOR sALE-One Of the finest little ranches
near city with all city conveniences; seven
room house with hot and cold water. bath
and toilet room; five acres in orchard and
alfalfa. Three blocks from street car line,
telephone, mail delivered twice daily. VIII
also sell GO stands of bees and Studebaker
automobile II desired. Also $50 chickens.
Possession given any time. Place must be
seen to be appreciated. Sell on account Of
age. 1880 South Second street. Make date
nv phone. 1b7a1 Terms " desired
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-29
RANclH FOR TRADE

On account of other interests of
owner we offer for sale on liberal
terms, or for trade for Albuquerque
property one of the verg best ranch.
es in the valley. Has thirty-six acres
good improvements and about fifteen
acres in fruit. grapes and berries, We
know of nothing of it's size that VIII
surpass 1t. Price and terms on appli-
cation.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-05-20

eass shsi sPfi5 % s1 and s unfair 4
Leather WerRers ha ao I to pafad M
aas sr5s H ssd seP & s'1ss sa Ten En-
@ PEI Label ssP Of s s1f iaRs5 s wofEs & @
: ~ ~ " - west 1
& % Ss;s! T 5 ] that % isa s sR esss.s Grocery unfair
they @ pe @ ] th f @ Of @ the ags & sI9Ssv S S parade 5 on Labor
suit bs N'42 n1: s ] s3e 5 t; E. 4St s Tn
day DELEGATE @ @ ~ Wight 4Sd S2ft 3 s R 9s 6 9PRo95s R@f are doing we'll Member.
ssd tIy hey sPssr they 1sFe
DESIGNATION OF ALDERMAN
i5s e % aa the BoSisstSG tts9 D 81 % 5a I~1 @ DE- e;
sso; ssss 5 P
S % ba ] s @ % bs % % s4 % ss 3assssa s C fs
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS reported
5 4y & @ al lags & bas xsdE1E % s An a@ settlement has
OLD HOMESTEAD
To hf The oSsss a a Pga sfs. & the psaveF o T and & labor s
@ @ o @ % hs1 @ P tS Of d @ % & the T S gai s :
;is'sss 5as II: the fs' ;si paper % E % & n s" &
stead @ @ P md . s nat s ,: 4: been ] sa' $ ss ss.?: & 9' 1 asR
s sSi ss s 4 .1 a Il ':i5 E, F. 1
none" G tbs a'ts @ % ts s s1 9sPo 1; B -s;sa ss h. 5 ballot
coMMuN1cAr1oNs
ss fss 5s aas and @ ssa ss s 6ssTi fled a @
sd sis xts % Ss sn csoR sSisa G q sa
P WALSH.
The following letter ordered Incorporated in the
With ts n 5 S s sns % :ns ss5Bss s Bs sa!.. E @
OF the resolution 100000 the
Industrial Relations
aisss 5sls ts tn. United
successful because of the splendid
labor
Powerful interests working thru members
could to delay possible
presented the testimony and exhibits
did the
and misleading
Public opinion unprecedented had
nonestable findings
hundreds
conditions huou the field of dusialsu
the
forth the the Commission manifested
individuals
which
Congress and all the members of the House and
il o.
exhibits constitute history industrial conditions which the
of America, particularly working
which the itself drawn and from which all Intelligent
working
democratic nations
of the
testimony
exhibits
contr the people themse elves,
labor OF
would doubt obtain
them.
congratulations and
thank all whose efforts the printing OF this
P.
arnanC ttee on
of the
delegates prevail the members their locals
purchase of the products of the
The telers reported election the second ballot
Continued Page Four)
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-05-20

CLERKS Present Sprlggs Wagner klavens
1lsss sad z hs As H5:s5s1i Ass hs n.ns Sack
=:;; f; ;' Absent Mccoy
smmendnger
Ladies Ps5sssy Absent cohn
FIs$ss cSs: k.r..r Absent cp.
f5 Asisas '5:s
st2 ss F"Fssrsst SS l''sn # Ass ss's9' a' ,.
s'9si5si t5f4
@s S S SssFa sR S s Haao@ Etss
T: iss s.a9s 2s. T4s Fas3s. os As:ss '''r'
Present 9Pin Absent
REPORT OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman Hines submitted the following P Denver coo May a. 1916
Officers Deos the Denys, T9 and Labor assembly -
o d to s M G & g % it 1 Pa E Tb faI an srPan While the nP %
d & & @ g @ Sd s S Of % & rn s.e5 5 9 %hn ast "" therefore feel that
ton m md sa s2 @ e & enss s. E 3 a @ @ as a % s @
F fdTefs T a3:AF. aafi. fts EssRof5aBa'' Ga Union
tsEned.
Move: @ and 's ss:s TIA. @ the ;is @ he % s % % s rsa! % 8i e'
COMMITTEE REPORTS
submitted following
To 's % e the ] e5@ tt % oPzs a @ % 5 assf
s:sS Bakery
iSndnst company COMPANY Being
ne & The & gale end n s vt being handled
the Federation been rendering the organization valuable
open meeting May
of the leather
ss ion, s
sf'i sH Pss ' tt
r. art @ od ] s n 5sSs
matter secret However,
& 9s @ ss. ss @s & ssai and S Fs T very
deputy the that Mr. Of
man has always been real friend OF San labor % and handling none but
and that the recording secretary notify
In conclusion respectfully appoint
TiEss who h city Fasniy,
Moved n that the % 81 5Ssa nd madI in Of c15e %
Delegate reported he Weiss
willing sign up by wnday
the Mr.
REPORTS DELEGATES
Spacy reported BARRIERS parade
committee h" been appointed to make arrangements
Delegate owdbk that the Bakers making and
psts @ 1s%ns sa' sred @ tSas agn
%ey would @ quit % sndns @ Sr ner t eoo @ people buying
nah ps. Is @ m e ssa ps S S qa s HHn B % asH a up will. the
fon"ng ] roass % is tn ss T% s at the s n% The A0'" committee was
Dts tina, IT, es will s 1Ss05
sign up compan money
the Musicians and no member the "n0" can work there until settlement
mu" ss ra ] that s the asS% syss asa'' hired band of
don't Sgn's s G % S ] that thru 1 snt 5 tsss The & A en- & & ns
sa s
Carried
Chairman Gray of the Arbitration Committee reported the D. O.
Nchcl the Tailor John still
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-05-20

]. M. French, Builder. Tel. Gallup 1880.
THE ]. M. FRENCH REALTY CO.
Highlands Real Estate Speciality. Loans,
Rentals and Sales. Fire Insurance, Small
Tracts and Ranches, Care Of Property.
$500 West 32d Ave, Opposite Oakes
Home. Denver, Colo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
LA KERMESSE ORGANIZADA POR
LIZ JUNTA DE CARLOAD

Como op0rtunamente 10 anuncla-
mos. anochc Sc cfcctu6 en- los jar
dimes de Ia casa que ocupa Ia Socie-
dad "Hiias de Isabel IA kermesse
organizada por Ia Junta de Carload.
que dehi6. habersc verificaGo e. 81
bado; pero que a consequence del
cicl6n Sc aplazo para Ia noche he
aver.
La fiesta result5 muy lucida en-
verdad. habitndose yiSto henchidos
los iardines de Ia Association men
cionada, por una gran multitud de
genie uuc gustosa Tue 4 depositar su
0bolo para los necesitaaos.
Todas las senoras y sehoritas que
tomaron parte en- Ia kermesse, ira
baiaron afanosamente pOr reunir Ia
mayor cantidad possible de fondos, y
estaraos segrros de que no estaran
descontentas del reSuitado del festi-
val.
N~uostros parabienes a las distin-
guidas damas Y be!las senoritas que
tan bondadosamente y d~esintercsa-
damente Sc afanan por aliviar Ell al
90, las penas y necesidades de los
fugiadoS pobrcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23

que eStan IA mayor parte del dia en-
cueroS. porgue 81 mama no sabe ma
ce-Ies un babero siquiera; ell marido
lleva los ~pantalones como 81 eSturIe-
Sc empleaGo en II faena de aceites,
los sueloS han perdido el color natural
de no fregarlos, en- Il cocina no hay
IN cacharro it'll, los platos estan ca
81 todoS cascades, ell cocido Sc quema
todos los dias y Ia carne no hay quien
le Unique ell diente aunque tenga una
dentadura ~privilegiada.
En- Gambia. esta sonora sabe repi-
quetear perfectamente las castanue-
las y baiiarSe mas S~evillahas que nj
Ell ell barrio de Ia Macarena.
Pero tampoco las baila por no en-
sonar las medals que pueden servir
de mcdeio por los signoS ortografi-
cos.
Eerdaderamente es una deSgracia
tener Il sehora asi, pero IA eau
4 IS que en- Ia mayo-ia de los casos
Ia mujer no aprende 10 que de5e
aprender, sino 10 que lie ensenan.
y le enseIan hien POGO.
zARAGI!ETA.
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VAR:O.3 ~MEXiCO.TEXANOS.
Ii CRISIS DEL GABlNETE lRt-
GUAiO.
CPol, Adv.)

MONTEVIDEO. Ago$to de 1915.
Z! Jefe del gabiente ' ,HIinistro del
Interior. Baltasar Blum. presentt.
aver =. Presidente Feliciano Vera,
2 dimiSion del eabinete Ell p.eno.
Eta crisis total Sc supone mott
vaG& Egr la tiyergencias De opinion
accrca de Ia r@forma co~nStitucio-
na que Sc VI q acometer en- II &C
Iua.:G&d.
Fl Goylerno cons!ter6 que "a Car
l. Magma del IS de Julio de 1880
rcqGer!a refcrmas lie importancia '
Il efecto co.voc6 = una Asamtiea
Ccastituvente para que realizara Ii
oosa. pero acerca de ella surgieroa
dife.eacias Ge Appreciation entire e,
primer magistrate de "a Republic"
Oriental ' sus Ministries. d~iferencias
que obligaron 4 eStoS Z adoptar una
ac;i,ad que culmin0 con Ia renuncia
lie aver.
Los ministries Saiientes. que fue-
ron dcsignados por el PresideMte Vie
II a tonlar possession de Su pueSto e.
iia prinero De mario de 1915. son
los s~iguientes: Interior, Bal1aSar
Blum. EStado. Manue! 3. Otero: Ha-
cicndA. Pe,iro Gosio; Guerra Y Mari
M. joaquin c. Sanchez; Obras Pu-
bl5caS. Juan c. Blanco; Agricultural
. InGust-i2. Jose Amtzaga; ' JUST
c;a { Instruction Publica. Jose Es-
na:ter.
< iGnoran los nombres de los qse
han &c succGcr a los Ministries q
Iynt.s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
No criticara a Wilson la
Federation CatoIica
americana
Unicamente Sc concretara a e1pll,ar
Ia actitud neutral de los catolicos
en- Ia revolution mexicsna

TcIcgrama Especial para La Pl;ENSi.
.NUEVA YORK. AeoSto .2.-En Ia
iunta que celebri hoy eli Ia Iardr
Ia Federation Cat6lica ie los EStaioS
UuidoS, "a acOri6 pOr unanlmIdad
Suprimir las rriticas al gobierno del
prrSidrnte Wilson por su politica
mcyicana, y solamente st adopt6 Ia
resolution de defender y eXpllcar Ia
acjitud neutral que han guardado
los catGlic0s de los EstadOs unidos
an "a cOnLienda dc Mexico. y negaI
que e clerO de los EStadOs UnidOS
haya fayorecido a alguna de las fat
clones de las que pelican o han p"-
leado en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23

NUEVA YORK, Agosto PEI
New York Globe" ha recibido De
Su c~orrcsponsal en- Paris, el despa-
cho sieuicate:
"Alemania mucstra desde hace al
gin tempo una teGdenc!a Z ocu!ta:
.os nombres dc los generates que CO.
mandar los principalcs ejercitos, So
bre el frente occidental. ESos ge-
nerales son. sin embargo, p~erfecta-
merte conocidos en- Paris. e princi-
pc heredero. que comanda Il Quinto
cuerpO de ej5rcito, en- Nerdun, tie
ne baJo sus Grdenes dos grupoS: Sc
Lre Ii ribera iZquierda del Mouse
Sc encuentra el general Won Mudra,
cuya reputation Sc M hecho en- cl
Argoae: sObre Ii ribera derecha tie.
ne ell mando en- jefe el general ron
Lochow, que esti q Ia cabeza del ter.
Ger cuerpo prusiano. uno de los ME
jores del ejercito aleman.
"Sobre cl Soma Ia situaci1n es ma
complicada. Al miciarse el ataque
de los aliaGOS sobre ese frente, s.
ha!laba = Ia cabeZa dc los alemane..
81 general Won Buelow, ei cual par"
&c e~jerccr todavia el mando supreme
en- esa region. Won Buelow H. iuz-
gado de utilidad dividir 81 ejercito
en- dos/grupos: e. prjmero, n mort.
del Soma. esti bajU IL j~cfatura dci
general Won Stein: e! segUndo. al sur
de-! Somax, eStaha comandaGo, ante>,
por el genera! 0 PannewitZ y en-
a. actua,!dad por ei general voG
Quasi. 4 c~onSecUcncia del tesarro-
To &c h. ofensiva, el erupO del nort~
del Soma St slbdiviG:O, = 81 e 81
dos grupos, !os cu&les estaban b@jo e.
mando De los generates 0 Ga!lwitZ
Y Won Armin. RecicGtemente. esOs
grupcs parecen habcr tornado IN
nueyo ejercito comandado por (! ge-
neral von Boehn. dc Suerte que (!
segundO ejcrcito 10 comprende ahorA
mas que las tropas situaCas q sur
del Soma. Fl general von Gallwit:
cue ca 81 oraZo derecho del maris
cal yon lL.ckensen. en- Serbia, act
ba de ser trasladadO III teatro occi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
Ia SRlMERA PACA DE ALGODON
LEGO A FREDERICKS-
BURG, TEXAS.

FREDERICKSBURG, Tex, Ages
to 22--Osiraid Behrends que vive
cerca de esta ciudad, trajo Ia prime
"a paca de algod6n cosechada en- Ell
Condado de Fredericksburg, duran
te Ia Ultima semana. Pesaba SO
lipras Y fue vendido en- $3.50. La
semilla Sc Gio por SIT, hacienda IN
total de $3.50 para toda Ia paca.
La primera paca vino aqui uatro
di2s a1tes QUE en- e. ano anterior.
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la MUjER APTA PARA Ell MA
TRlMCNIO

|
No cream Gstedes que todas !as mu-
ieres son aptas par. {. matrimonio,
aunQue &Lgunas Green suficieate g.
Tantia perteuscer Il oelIo sexo.
Po- tesgracia. en- q genera fes1e-
nino - ia cad& c@-ceLo que hay auc
persar muy seri4meute en- ESQ ue con
raer (! sasI.Go !azo -ia artes O.
nocer perfec>amentc = T. se6ora que
"a <uerte .e dcstiaa como media narau
j..
y no me- retiero p-ccisamente & .ls
medals aaraajas que K pone"
agrias en rlssn,o p&sa II luna de
miel, nj . laS cJe oEvidan sus ce5e-
les conyugaieS nj = mucnas otraS,
cuyos Getcctos no - pueden tolcrar
Sino = las que siendo honr&das : dc
exceleEtss aculG@es. no reuEen IA
condolences Heresarias para iesempe-
mar e, ssssrado cargo De n1adra de- ia
milia.
l. educacion Jc n mujer esta ge-
nera!meute muy d~escuidado. = iHcIu-
go 4 las que por efecto de su des-
ahogad@ posici5a no aprenden mas
que i baiIar. tocar e. piano ' hace-
ercajeS De bolilio.
''"e' F"S " 0'.'
'ei'I'"'SS 0o' "'"' "s mas
"'e'oS P,s'''' PSI" ''''e'''' 'o' ID"
i~'' - "' '' ~ 90 "s-
"''' '''''
'"0
IL e""'''''n "s 81" "'"jS' cen"
eHapezaF nor ""'' PoE SCI una '"e'"
coSIU'eFa, una PsF'st'" y
III" eN's's''s 10,'-''9 ""O'1 @e y"
- 'L''.'T, Ps,o Nv So-
"|"s ~ -. PV''" g 81 '1'
1e"e F"e Wv" "' >" S"e'"o Pu' -"
.
no. "''eS'''" "i" s''I~' TX "ee'"'-
'A,i'-V'' t. 80 -''' " pa
"@.o"' III 'e'' -" pa w
F"- - o'~ go
P"sS "S' ,'NJ' "s "''S "'' 'e-'-'''
-. t,L:.
""e'@o' '''e-- GO"
mo e'cei!"s' - "O''-
e'""" E"e go
S''''"' p''''o
per- '""! N00
sl4'
Id " S0Ha,'S' s - -
-: .
n" "P'e'io'uo "'1 "'
hUe'o ell 1'ei'e 'N'
p -,
oeS o'Fo s"'SO < IN < . Oe'
n2rlu0 po'q1e .T-'' -" "s.s'I''
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-
COLLISION DE Al ToS.

In aulom6vii orupado por O. X
Price, me vivr Ell 81 nim"rO Glib De
la callc del Alamo al Sur Y otrO
orupado Dor l.. ". Fields. que re-
side en- 81 ntimero 1901 de Ia calle
de- presa al Sur. chocaron anteno-
che a las 40 Ell IN intersection de
las GALES lie Presa va cilata y Nue.
va. Ninguno de los que tributaban
los auteS result6 les!onado y aque-
Hos solo ~recibieron liEaros dan0s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
TRIGO HUNGARC PARA ALEhiA,
MA

LONDRES, Agosto 22.-Un despa-
cho do IA Haya 4! "Echange Iele-
graph" dice:
En- el curse de ana c~ntrevista cor
IN p~erj&dico russo NJ. Butocki. direc-
CT de a oficina imperial de where's,
en .AIeriaria. Ia icclarado que sc ha
bian iniciado algunaa neg]Ociaciones
entire Berlin y Budapest, con el OBJ
jcto de obligar I Hungria 4 enviar
4 Alemania el cxcedente de su coSe-
cna de trigo. VI. Won Batocki ha a
gregado: "~ESperamos que Hungrla
hari 10 que lie pedimoS, en- interts
general de nuestra causa."
LA MARINA MERCANTE lNCLESA
LONDRES. Agosto 22.-El nuevo
proyecto de ley relative a Ia marina
mercante, que esta actualmente some
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
BUENA SENTENCIA

Dos niHos encontraron una nucz
al pie de un magnifico arbol que
ha5ia 4 ia entrada de Su pueblo.
Is mi&-dijo Ignacio;-yo Ia ne
viSto primcro.
No senior; me pertenece-dijo
JGan;-yo II he cogido.
\ Sobre este empezo entire ellos
uaa riEa.
-Eamos, yo oS avendre Y hare
justicia die un tercero que pasa-
ba casualmente por ALI.
Sc colcco en- medic de los dos,
partid la nuez y les dijo:
-Esta media c@.Scara para ell pri-
nero que VIC Ia nuez Y Ia otra me-
cia para el que Ia coeio; Ell cuanto
al grano ne 10 comere en- justa re-
compensa de mi s~entencia.
Los que teneis afici6n a pleitar,
acOrdaoS del cuento de Ia nuez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
4. B. FRANK. COMPANY

sonos los PARTICIPATES 9ayoreros lie teias, ncrc"ria artcnlos para cabaHe-
-$. rGra heha para seOras Y niM0a. TambHI manmacturanos Ia Diem como
cMa narca" ALANr' d. :anIaonrs Hrzclula, pacota y laIes de khakL.
Couianos cn drI~Hionls nrNranoS ' JOS sea g:atol ene Ia oporthni-
dad de usnirIarle nu-sra mas una anna6n J certesa. ii ser iaVoIechios
con 81 IsIa
1rurIuus OrpafiTCno eSpCCIahnrDtr encargado d FcdldoS por Cufreo,y
TODD pcttdo que Sc ha2ac n eta corml. sra obIeo de nHesrae especial aenclon.
..la-2. WEST COMMERCE STREET. san ANTONIO, Texas.
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saque e! cIavo y Siga Caminando

81 I'd. irshra hyarladaS las naniaS dc sn iui"ndtil con new EnRk
elrraal Iu"ciurr ;rrc. tra acknowledgements las rOiura>, >catfHa al mnmrnto DIT
sIraf eli aNT Irhtria aSHHL u Ia que haa >h1 rau>a fr ia r0tnra im!Mr 81
r~"aTr G" Ir. >a :! rNa LIS rmnr"> en- las ana>-l W" ln special 'nr-
iUr Cure IL amuurUEa 1T vida ri. iuB. interior lantl par fShS i"mnf>: ia-
SFHIu an iGHlrurstn HhnCra.m no aCtiLI las >u>ianria> N las ropruanf hi h"'
o Iona Gr las Hania> 2a-erHhO I'm semi Mrmhn. rla ri 'Nrr~N" ra"r' eau
de les iru~ y hur>ra preparation Ii conrrrba nr>ca y 10 cahrhi'. @-E1Ha
Ia prrdida de Are pr pCquchOs agurn>. ignalmrnic rnio rO!I7a> y thantfnr
Ia preston de are normal y rvha la ri"ri"n rtcrnl y ccn>rcurHlrLhrnr rl'ma-
Urra> - tEI y OK ~ t<r ID \n YORK Special Fnnclnrr Cure Il 1irSgO nHr>-
lr. Tru"FGi>r que y ru no h iii CDmprta >ai>firi6n dc mrr 10 indH|io sc
lr bCIGhCra asia 81 ntEU ,cntasU qr maya pagado pr Nu aphcacion. EINiroS
cuhTannU> >Cnn rI tamLno de lbs htu> lie UD a $2dh Eanhirn rcparan0S BIZ
cirria> = NCIurcil0> para de una ,L ii a. 10 pmrhr Nrnir y nu'>irO dr>pa-
ruaNTuirr iHar r." L CuLnd. NECt EEDEsE qu' no>otra> e>tano> aT para
p"Tmanrrrr : II I'd Tumrr rlHar> mOlr>Ea> prrdhad de UrEPo ' dnTFG. Hi
Inrrr~ ir~Gr Irgn. Sp!cnaHn> iIrnirs en- irda> las Ciudadr> Cuia>. dOhdr .gn
no i"nnaii"S rmr>!itutr he >pdrhaln1s "rdcnC>p r Express % torrrG.
NEW ,0EK SiELiM. rINCTIRE CURE ca.
TEL. TRAVIS iH. 5i w. "Hi"N II.
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MENlCO.TEYANO

s 20 utees scr completes lie futures atr0Delos a. la RepubHca her
man del Sm. a;gorc.e> lue HeyeaHarcnte h&5rin de repercutr !ameD
,.bIemerte ea vo>otros mi4nos. VOTAD PCR FL. DEMOCRATIC CHAR
LES \. CULEERSDN.
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MExIco.rExANos Q aAnos PATRIOTS.

s. qu."";- Meya" vursua verGaGera representation al Senajo ' In
eer al. OF v@es,ra yoz, FUFAD POR CHARLES 4. C~uLBERSON
quien COS Il aourade@ que j.. ~aavtena saala velar como hasta ahor
per vne<tro4 m,vreSe%
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
RETAILERS FAVOR
BELGIAN CHARITY
Endorse Plan 70 Buy II and Leave
It" TO Help the War
Sufferers.
COMMERCIAL CLUB FOR RI, TOO


The Associated Retailers Of Omaha
have definitely decided 10 take hold
Of the Buy Il and Leave u" can
palgn for Belgian relief fl Omaha.
The plan has been endorsed by the
Commercial club and other orgaDiza-
tions N the city. The Real Estate
exchange has appointed committee
to cooperate With other bodies IN
activities leading w 70 this eam-
palgn, IN which food products, cloth
Ing and other necessities for the
starving people " Belgium will be
collected.
The dates set Tor The campaign are
april 81, ~ and 70 TIE merchants on
these days plan 10 offer gooss partlcu~
larry IN demand FOR the Belgian relief.
They plan On these days 70 offer these
goods ~ moderate price IN all
cases ~ which they are bought ara len IN
tho store with directions 70 10 ship q q
The Belgian relief committee IN New
York. Buy II and Lave II" ia the el9-
gan. When tho thfse days Of buying
and leaving are oyer, the goods bought
BY ebaritably inclined persons vii be
put In cars BY the retailers and shipped
10 the proper committee IN New York.
where they viii be loaded ~ ships and
sent 70 The relief workers IN Belgium,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
Mrs. Mohler Gives
Her Book as Easter
Offering to Shutins

Mrs. A. T. Mohier has translated
Richard Ieander's Dreams BY thu
French Chimmera from the German
and into English, and has Il placed on
sale At the office Of the Omaha Print
ing company AZ an Easter offering, tho
proceeds OF the sale 10 be dividcd be-
tween tho Old Ladies' home on Burt
street and the Child SAVING institute
The book Is from The presses o. the
Omaha Printing company printed on
high grade paper and neatly bound With
Illuminated cover II contains mum
Der Of stories all short and Interesting
10 both old and young, The stories are
fairly tales aud were originally written
by Richard Leander while he waA
prisoner IN pana during the Franco
pruaslan war II IL asserted that IN
both France and Germany Dreams by
o. French chimmers ranks with the
classics
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
SPECIAL MUSIC TODAY
Ar ALL SAINTS CHURCH

rhls morning tflnp Palm sunday AZ
ii o'eioch. N pare ~ the reruiar aeftlee
a. An Saints church the choiE under the
direction M y IA simms. win rfeHent
Inc f.enten eaniAta. Tho message fram
the cFosa. bY swim c Mactarland. lR
,hls esgtnla Tho seven last woFis from
iha rmss arp allotted ~ ihe baritone
mni and win lt slng Ny Charles s.
tiatmWafh other solos vii - suHe
81 Nissas fRaWt llowrn sut fvhhlns
asst pam nisaW $50 0eefge rampnn
rtf msan prelude aiii ~ 'Helge'ha,
iFop uttR WsinuRh organ ia
fhrIsNis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
DR.. J. W. M'KEEN VISITING
HIS UNCLE. c. E. MGREW

r. " Nc0rsw Is entertaining bis
nephew. ~ James W. Mexican, WHO has
spent almost bis entire Ne ~ q mis-
siouafy 10 Sam. Dr. Mexican has prob
ably performed more operations major
and minor, than any surgeon living. ~
energetic measures DO stamped on small
poz, the rAVegea m wblch swept over
10 population ~ regular Intervals, and
30 also secured from King chuaialong.
korb, the father of TIE present king, the
Rrsnt ~ oHe' haif N a large stand, yhere
he segragatod me lepers and greatly Inn
proved their conditions ne viii return
10 Siam before TIE end NJ nc year
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
TopAY's REAuTY TALk

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wlih tsff Wile tiisu aA hH m8
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thAmraa n Rse fnatg taM FNf l
a. "a tlWls aa ihe Han sti FAb tflskls
ftM fAits an ahHnaswsF ~ itiHs Whila
sgHss that i# is its# #a
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kih WmNlBF iNa hsN Afles as kif etH
"A lhlhm#ts tNtl msNaf N m he&Tmg
thAN "a la aHA tssfa HH fth MaNag 8ht
q fiiNsef thN mANFs afaMNns "a
glsHaHfs Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16
National Suffragist Leader to
Speak at Council Bluffs Today

Sunday il a big day IN suffrage circles
In Council Bluffs Three large mass
meetings have been arranged. compIi-
pontafy % the presence Of tho intcrna.
tlonai suffrage president Mrs Chapman
Cat. former loHa aoman.
Mr. Gait aai ADDRESS perhaps the
lorgest mass meeting ii i O'Clock in the
Auditorium IS sseH ana Washington
streets a largo suffrage Delegation from
Ouah4 VII attend Dr Ben sh1 Ter.
maYor of - aeli B.gffs VII Introduce
The spe69er Dr. Jones u me e9usraga
tiodal iunh and Dr. Ynd EgoDs ~ We
presDfisnap ehareh vii otter no ln}o.
cation and Deuegl non aae iaasla nim-
befs w b. gwen hiso.
4 band e1Eferf lH bopi " t Aads
tofiun viii pfafeae the s4fif 81 ml FMS
n which Ara tooHafd HH5e't g u
ehafse
Two more mselinKs Bill BE- t6i4 RH4i-
taneolslf At ths Dodge Memorial rhlish
Mrs fdfie hteafns, d pturef 81 ~ g1ni
reputation VIII speak hi8s ste3f1a Haa
81 Instructor ia inf Milw0lkge ae89gis
~ veil ~ superintendent N the public
ibfarH pfiOF ~ assuming the pTtrenaY
81 DE Wisconsin safifasiets aha 4
nov one ~ the board NJ dlfeef9fa " ti3a
General Federation IT Womene giang
ana thr had " other business vomen's
organizations
Dr Efhe MecglOm jones N Waterloo
H.. speaks ~ Bethany ahapsL ~ Jonaa
WA formally peelof n tbf inigwsallst
church a. WspflDe. bn9 foamed her
Dastofsts - eluWp fhe'state for suffrage.
Dr. Jones f. ebaifinan u me political 40.
oue9 committee faf The lows Fedsfation
N Womana Clubs
~ MoDda9 Sire Gait and ne two otbfr
speakers viii BE h91or guests 9t l11fl
con - the GfaBd hotel - be given fof