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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
La Influenza del nurnero 7 en- las relaciones
amorosas de Miss Julia Davis y Mr.. J.
A. Tifaney, Teniente.gobernador
de la isla de Jolo, en- FiIipinas
despues y contraieron raatrimonio a los 7 amos
iustos de la fecha de SUI primer conocimiento
Washington, Fcbrero s.


Acaban De rcgresar 4 San Fran
cisco, en- viaje de n%ovios, el Official
del ejcrcito de los Estados Unidos.
Nh. J. y. Tiffany. Tcniente-goherna-
dor De la is!a de JoI0, en- FilipiHas, V
Ia que fac Miss Julia Davis, Y hoy cs
Mrs. Tiffany.
Los amores De esta joven pareja
han Sido como todos los amores: unOs
meses de tontera que cu!minaron en-
boda. Hasta Ia luna de MEL. a Dor
do de un gran trasatlantico. como =
''Natsonia." que fue el buque en-
que e!!os hicieron el viaje, es abs0-
Iutamente logico y natural. No paso
en ella NADIA que no debiera pasar. FL
sistema De IN viaic isl largo. despues
de Ia bOda. cs bueno. Ash no hay
medic de que Ia novia Sc escape o a.
t~crroricc. Al cmbarcarse ha quema-
do sus naveS. y, ademas, el continue
BALANCED de un barco, que es lnsc-
portable para Quien viaja solo, deDe
ser dcciIioso para los idilios.
Lo que 81 ha co]nstituidO n gran
novedad es Ia coincidencia de cue 81
numero siete Sc propusiera lntervc-
nh en- las r~elaciones del teniente cor
Miss Julia Y 10 consiguiese de una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

que parece que sc haya querldo deJar
= los mucrtos ~algunas de las comodi-
dadcs de Ia vida Y en- los que Ia al
mohada esta marcada. como conv'-
dando al sueno. 81 Sc entreabria Ia
puerta del ~conserje, el ojo, cansa-
do de mirar cadaveres desnudos V re-
pugnantes no r%eposaba miranda
muebles elegantes y ninos alegres. La
muerte Sc prescntaba ALI con toda 81
fca!dad V con TODD su horror, porque
no Sc habia ain pensado alderman un
csoueleto descarnado, con dies Y
~cintajos.
La saia donde Sc hallaban uestros
interlocutores era espaciosa Y obscu.
IA. = este Ia hacia pareccr mas espa-
ciosa aun; solo rec:oia luz por la
puerta cuadrada ' baja que Sc habria
sobre Ell puerto Drontheim, y por un
agujero Gel techo, toscamente prac-
ticado. por el Que la luz blanca y es-
pesa Gaia mezclada con Ia ~lluvia, eli
granizo V Ia nieve, sobre los cadave-
res depositados sobre las losaS de
granite. Dividia q. a esta sala n
balaustrada de hero, de medic
cuerpo de altura: penetraba el pu-
blico Ell Il primera puerta cuadrada,
Y Sc distinguian en- Ia segunda seis
losaS de granite negro, colo
cadaS en- frente Y paralelamente.
Una rcducida puerta lateral servia
en- cada secci6n de entrada al conscr-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
NOTTCIAS DE- - CTUDAD
ANCIAN0 QUE Sc IA EXTRA
WALDO.

Anteayer Sc recibi6 en- las oficinas
de polic!a Ia noticia de que Bucl:
Hunter, un anciano dc 80 amos. sc ha-
bia eXtraviado de su casa en- Kerrvi!lc.
Texas. ) la suplica de cue n policia
sc encargara de buscarlo. ayuGando
en- csa tarea 4 IL ~parientcs, los que
Green Sc encu"ntra en- csta cipGad.
FL anciano fut cchado de menos
desde el ~jueves uitimo por su tami-
liz. Ii que va M dado IL senas pa,
ticuiares a Ia policia. para yer 81 csJa
nueHe enc0ntrar!o.
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Sc halIaban en- disposition de sufrir
pacicntemente tan grave insu!tO.
guando una voZ agria c i~mperIosa,
que CRITIC. diciendolas: ~iSi!encio, 81
lenciol vino d poner fin 4 Ia contien-
da. TodoS callaron, como cuando Sc
escucha el quiquiriqui del gallo, cesar
los cacareos de las ga!linas.
Sin pasar adelanJe reGiriendo e.
resto de la escena. debemos dcscribir
e. sitio en- que esta Sc d~esarrollaba,
que era-el I%ector, sin duda, 10 habra
adivinado ya-en uno de csos lugubres
edificios que Ia piedad pubiica y Ia
provision social dedican a los cada-
vereS inc6gnitos, Gltlmo asila de los
muertos, que ell vida fueron desgra-
ciados. .en donde aparecen Ell CT
riOSo i~ndiferente, 81 observador filan-
tropo Y amigos 0 parientes d~eScoDsola-
dos. 4 los cue ~intensa c i~nSoportable
inQuietud solo ha dejado una funesta
esperanto. En- Ia epoca lejana Y en-
el pals POGO civilizado al que conduzco
al lector. no Sc habia ideado AIN, como
en- nuestras ciudades de tango Y GRO.
convertir SOS lugares en- dep6sitos
de monumentos iNgeniosamenre 81
niestros Y elegantemente funebres.
Ia luz no llegaba a esos sitios a ira
YES de una a6ertura de forma tumu-
lar, sino 4 10 largo de una b6veda az.
tisticamente esculpida. depositandose
Sobre una especie de lechos, en- los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

Sc solicitan Agentes para la
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
poblaciones de MERGED, CAL,
Wickenburg, Ariz., y demas lu-
cares dcnde no los haya. Las
personals que interesen pueden
dirijirse solicitando precio y
condolences a LA PRENSA, De-
partamento de Agentes, COZ
Dolorosa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
OTRA MANIFESTATION DE CON,
DOLENCIA A LA SONORA
EMILIA AGUILA VIDA.
DE HUERTA.

4 nombre de Ia colonia m~eXicana,
residente en- e. Centre, Cal, e. senior
Mauro |. Mesa, nos suplica que ha-
gamos lIegar 4 conocimiento de IA Sc
nora doha Emilia Aguila Vida. de
Huerta. la expression de su mas sin
cera c~ondolencia por Ia desaparici0n
de su esposo. e. senior genera! don
Victoriano Huerta, ex-presidente pro
visional de Ia Republica MeXicana.
Quedan obsequiados los deSeos dc
nueStros compatriotas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
RORO EN- UNA TIENDA DE LA
GALE DE w. COMMERCE.

AcUsa&o lie haber robado de una
Genda Gicz ibras de Semillas de nabo,
un raex.cano de >" amos de etaG. fuz
aver arreStado por el pclicia Merri-
man Y lc~ado . n carce!. e. arresco
sigui5 d. robo con IN pequeno inter
v-,o. La JieaG& ro5ada fue n dc
!. j.. RlasaIIo. 1lO3 de Ia Gale &c ".
Commerce.
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so singular. de este triunfo del ca
balistico nUmero :. termine donde ter
nina. por no haber querido Mr.. T.
fanny suministrar mas datos, pues 81
asi no fuera, es cast SECURE que toda-
VIA sc lc se@uiria observando como
&ctuaba SCb.e las r%eiaciones del joven
matrimonio. hasta en- los detal!es mas
intimos de su vida.
Is claro cue, reaimente, no hubo
mas que una casualidad: la de que
el I de diciembre fuesen asignados los
dos viajeros al mismo puesto, el nu-
nero I, en- Ia mesa de. 'Manchuria."
pues luego va Sc nota como los no
rioS %ustaron de d~ejarse regir por Ia
cl!ra caba!i>tica, limitando su ceres
p]ondencia 4 plazos de siete semanas
Y eXtendiendola a siete pliegos. Es-
TO Gebi0 ser terrible. una carta de
Siete pliegos, escrita por II mujer?
Horror.
Pero como una observation psicol0-
gica seria curioso notar 81 los espo-
SOS, en- So deseo de guardian supers.
ticiosO respeto al numero que preSi-
do sus relaciones, siguen sometidos
I el, poniendo siete cubiertos en- la
mesa, dandose siete hesos cada veZ
que el l!ega de Ia Gale. celebrando
los dias siete de cada mes de alguna
manera ins0lita, etc.
Nadie sabe de 10 que es capaz IN
americana cuando cree tener algo ex-
tIaordinariO relaciOnado con su per-
sona. io conozco mucnos que viven
esclavos de cosaS asi. A mi me pa
rece que resu!taria de enorme inte-
res. como datO para el estudio de las
~coStumbres de este pals, ell roder
rasgar el velo que cubre cl hogan de
los recien casados, para conocer al
gunoS de suS secretOs demes;icos, ami
mado e. observador por un deseo de
Investigation 4 Ia que p~udieramoS la
mar cientifica, ajena 4 toda maisana
curiosidad.
No es possible. sin embargo. Fl que
piense en- este tiene que tropezar con
Ell angel de servicio en- tales ~lueares,
e! cual lie kara volver la espalda 4
fin de que sus miradas no %profanen ell
santuario del amor. Por ESQ nos We
mos obiigados a permanecer en- la
penumbra de ia conjctura. Despues
de tcdo. esta es siempre, o cast STEM
pre-, mas sabrOsa que n realidad. por-
que, es sabido; IA vevdad, por 10 ge-
neral, carecc de interGs. Mientras
que, obligadO el pensamiento a vagar
en- libertad. por los campos sin limites
de 10 possible, puede llegar muy lejos,
y poetizar como lie plaZca. sin que
nadie lie vaya 4 Ia nan para obIigar-
lie a contenerse e impedirle eXtra!lmi-
tarsc.
For ESQ colijo que el matrimonio
habri seguido gobernado por el MI
nero :. Sc tropieza 0 II difficult
tad: Ia. de saber 81 este habra sido
fijado como Unite maxine o minimo
de Ia vida de los uevoS eSposos. CO.
mo Quiera que Sc trata de una COME
tura, de una pompa de jab6n, de es-
tas u fabrica el hombre, en- sus mo-
mentos de ocio, puede agrandarse o
disminuirse 4 voluntad.
Yo creo que 81 mantiene su propo-
sito de respetar Ell ndmero, en- todos
los casos, mas bien sera para poner-
10 como Unite minimo que como ma
ximo. por ell momento, para II cam
biando la forma del quito a medlda
que transcurran los amos, primero
hacienda la vida a saltos de siete
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
ES DETENIDO UN MEXICANO
QUE PRETENDiO GASTAR
UN PESO FALSIFICADC

Tn joyen mexicano de % amos de
edad ma sido detenido por Ia policia
nor hahcr llevado 4 variaS tiendas de
n region oeste de ia ciudad un dollar
u resuIt6 ser falSificado. Estara
detenido. segun Sc dice, hasta que los
c!icialeS federales hagan las inveSti-
nacionss del case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23
DR.. ALBERT J. CALDWELL

Curu las eufegmedades de los Ojos,
Cidos, Nariz y Gargansa. 5l3 Gibbs
Bldg. Tel. Oficju@. CT. 1929. Resi-
dencia. piaa Guncer Hotel.
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Defunciones.

Sra. Cruz Y. OZuna. de 81 amos.
t~allec:6 en- el numcro lIO de II ca
lie de Torrcon. tuberculosis.
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II. G.. Observation-Disclosures exclusive para
la vcnta de- los mdgneiUS Bosch y los Car
huradores IiayrIeld. TengO Sl"inprH rl eNiS-
lenCia tOda ClaSc De rerlcctOnrS para los
magncIuS Y carburGdOrr>. LlantaS de To-
daS las marCI> ronOrIda>. SO Main Ave.
Te!eronO Crockett gOS, San Antonio. Tex.
l3-iT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

HACEMOS con toda correction. cartas amo-
rosas, de pedimen,O. felicitariones. cumple-
afios, discusses y ioda clase lie poeS!lS ainu-
rosaS, de anlverSario. patrioticaS. eIc.. Pre-
clos moderadoS. DIrijanSe por Corrto a
P. Calderon, As 5. san Saba ST., San Anto-
MO, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

In niho del matrimonio Pedro Patti
no. en- e! numero rs dc Ia Gale dc
potosi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

yENDEMOS I'm pequefo negociO en- abarro-
les, SItuatO en- burn lugar v en- compleIa
ictividad commercial, tiene registrG Y no
hay reZagos. Tambi4n un taller de pelL-
guerra, cOmpueSIO de , Sill0neS, = eSpeI0S,
repiSaS. re!nj grandc Y tOda SI hrrramieE-
"a nucva. Ambos negociOS So pucden alrn-
der TdcIl!nenir pOr cStar en- TN mtSfno lt-
gar. POca rcnta. lnrorman: 7. PiIente &
son, 40: ;. Laredo ST., san Antonio. TeI.
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PESQUISAS-

DESFo >ab"r II parad"r0 dc Ia sra. Romano
Santillan. de- Elorcntinn TabOada y q" Maria
TabnIta. \ Ii persona que prupOrciUnr in
InrIr.s rierlOS de "llOS - L. gTatifIrara
con rINCu PESOS, dIrIgirndO~c a: CenrblD
TdbOada. lis santa Rosa Ave-. san Antonio.
Tex, l3-5al
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dias, para pasar luego a las siete Sc
manas, mas tarde a los siete meses V
luego 4 los siete amos. 81, porque es
obvio Que ell numero siete, en- amor,
demasiado alto. s.
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EESE0 sabcr el paradero dc IA Sefiora
Cirmen DuulngueZ de Estrada. CIalQuic-
"a persona que >epa Ge ella. 50 L. SUI
pllca dlrigir>e 1 este pcrl0d:co.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

SJl!LiTb "rilOrIia> bllrna pf"Scnr;a. CO.
nnZrln Serviciu restaurant ' nahlra algp
inglr>. DrI"n >ueltO. pirlIaas" Restaurant
.Gnsl..NpNliIa. Nnrll Larrhn -. III. l..9IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-23

Il NECESITA EXPRESS para que lleve sns
petacas a la Estacion 0 lie Gamble sus nue.
bles, hablele a RosaleS. Tel. Travis tt26.
FARA TODA CI.ASE DE TRABAJOS de In
prenta, dirijaSc Il Ia PRl:NSA. Los llaca-
mos 4 satisfaction del clienIe y j prec!os
rCducldOs.
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REGISTRO CIVIL.
Matrirnonios.

Eduardo Moreno y SebastIana Da-
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TObA cl2Se de teJidoS de crochet. como
ColchaS, delanialc>. rOrraS dc nil0, etc.
DirijaSc 4 Ia Sra. l.. Castillo, 1905 Rucna
Vista 81. (3-t0l
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w. p. MARTIN.

Coasejero , iicenciado.
t6 Commonwealth ~Bldg.-DaiIas, Texas.
TeleionOS: 0Hcina, Bell II. 1913. Residences,
BELL H.. 1854.
S.cYetaria. olivia Flores -T-itfooo. Resi-
dencia, Bell II. 1854
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FOLLET1N No. 1
HAN De ISLANDlA
0 Ell HOMBRE FIERA
POR VTCTOR HUGO

lie han vI>'u u>'ri"N
.g..-u L. Ia yI>tn'
.Nu no pur~ QI!"u -
Ne. Zoo Sc.
-TFENT
The Red Cloud chief., 1916-06-22
Equalization Board Meets
Red Cloud, June 10, 1916

Red Cloud, June IL. 1916.
County board Of equalization met in
regular session.
Members present, ". q. Hoffman,
L. j. Chaplin, Grant Shidler, Floyd
Mccall Paul Storey, J. o. Butler,
county assessor, and J. !. CARRIER,
county clerk.
Members called to order by the county
clerk and the members Of the board
proceeded to elect one Of said members
as chairman of the board for the en-.
suing year. Paul Storey was made
unanimous choice for chairman.
Now comes Bert Morhart and com
plains that that the building and lots
o and 10, blt 8, Red Cloud was assessed
too high and asks that the assessment
be reduced on said property in the sum
Of $4,000. Reduced $500 on improve
ments.
Now comes w. &. Martin and claims
that his lots 1921, Shucks add, are
assessed too high and asks for reduction
Of $500 on improvements. Cut to $3.50
valuation on improvements.
Chas. W. Barrett complains that his
tax on lots and 8, blk 3, LeDrc's add,
assessed too high and asks that his
tax be reduced in the sum of 800 on
improvements because he is only owner
of l-2 lots, while assessed as owner Of
l-2 lots. Change as to lots ordered.
Assessment on improvements cut 500.
Now comes Mrs. Sherer and says her
property, lots and 6, blk 2, Miner's
add, is assessed too high in comparison
with property adjoining. Chairman
appointed committee to view said
property and report. Chairman ap-
pointed board. Cut to $500 on improve
ments.
Now comes Mary Miksch claiming
that lots 2l-23, Richardson's add, are
ASSESSED too high. Matter referred to
committee of whole board. Reduced
to 800 valuation. Also Henry Cooks
claim on same addition, lots 1913,
reduced to $50 valuation.
Now comes John Hasselbacker and
claims that he is assessed too high on
III acres in sec I, Red Cloud twp. Also
improvements too high in sec -. Re
terred TO board for Investigation. Re
fused after investigation.
June II, 1916
Board of equalization met pursuant
70 adjournment. All present.
Now comes o. c. Teel for Mrs Har
wood asking that assessment on lot,
80, blk 81, Red Cloud, be reduced $50,
on Improvements. Request granted
Same as to Mrs. Wittwer on lots II
blk 4, Smith .and Moore's' add asking
that assessment on lots be adjusted L
compare with lots in block south, Re
ferred TO board. Reduce lots to SEQ
Same o. c. Teel on his lots in blk 3
Radclitf's add, claiming that by erro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

4 STROLOGERS read this as a
n doubtful day in which it is wise
L n 20 refrain from all initiative.
Although Saturn and Neptune are in
benefic aspect. Uranus and Venus are
in evil place.
It is most unlucky rule for TO-
nance and love affairs. Engagements
made today are likely to bring sad
disappointment. the seers declare
The planetary government is unfor-
tunate for domestic peace. especially
where the middle-aged or old are con-
cerued-
Underground work, whether mining
or subway employment. has a forbid
ding forecast Uranus indicates explO-
sions and serious accidents
Women continue under sway that
warns them TO concentrate on the i'm
portant affairs of life Danger Is in
dicated for those who fail TO realize
that they confront serious problems.
especially in wage-earning
Eevivals and interest in new cults
as well as in old creeds are read Alright
False prophets are fOreshadowed. bur
teachers OF the elect are also to gain
Mercury afflicted when Virgo is ris-
Ing, as the sun enters Capricorn this
month. is held 10 indicate that foreign
Llduc VIII be adversely affected. Fires
in places Of amusement are also pres
aged
The United States navy comes under
a direction Of the stars held TO show
probability Of sweeping changes in the
inistration of its affairs High
Honors for an officer. who will per
form sreat national service, are
for-tolI-
Heavy losses OF English ships viii
continue through the winter and one
great disaster is proEnosticated
aShingtou, n. g, has the augurv
of intense excitement that Will affect
persons OF every class
Food riots are predicted in various
parts of The United States
Persons whose birthdate il is should
avoid law and Quarreling durin. the
year They should beware Of acct
dents ami should he cautious about
Lending money.
Children born on this day proba bly,
wiz De quick in mind. persevering
and successful BOYS Will have a
tendency 10 lose heavily in large bust
ness deals. but they will recover
aslly.--Copyright 1916. by the Nc
Cure Newspaper Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

-PON his retirement from active
ball playing some years ago
- Kid Gleason was asked what
the system was mat had enabled him
10 bat the ball around the magic 500
clip year after year during long ca
reer on the diamond. Kids" answer
hit EN- where they ain't'-became q
classic in baseball lore. It was that very
idea that reelected Woodrow Wilson
to the presidency Of the United States.
for IL was that very slogan that We
in the western headquarters Of the
Democratic national committee in Gil
cagO kept constantly before us
We arrived at this conclusion the
sOcalled solid south. plus Kentucky
Missouri and Oklahoma made l66 votes
in the electoral college With 266
needed 10 elect = Vas 4 plain case OF
figures to see that Mr. Wilson only
had 10 run a mile while Mr. Hughes
was running two miles and a half-Or
nearly so If y1u agree to give him
the electoral vote of Pennsylvania.
Baseball Terms.
To make it still more clear let us
use baseball talk In parlance Of the
game Mr. Wilson mad opened with a
triple. The thing was to bring him
nobody oUc I leave ne TO any baseball
ian 10 write the odds on that mans
scoring and leave it 10 anybody to de-
clare who the favOrite was in the re
cent race for the presidency.
Now. the question that follows, as
matter Of course. is how was the
president brought home This little
trick was consigned TO Senator Thomas
J. Walsh of Montana, as commander
in chief of the western headquarters
for the campaign As first aid in the
vote getting were senator Henry F
Hollis. of New Hampshire: J. Bruce
kremer, of Montana. Scott Ferris, con-
gresham from Oklahoma. and Mrs
George Bass, Of Chicago. I'm charge OF
the women's bureau. These were OF
and knew the west with the exception
OF senator Hollis but the New Eng
lander knew the farmer. for he wrote
the farm loan act. and has made a
life long study Of the farmer and his
working conditions His farm loan bill
made him, perhaps. better known 40
the farmers of the country than any
man in the administration except the
president himself.
After the Farmers.
The one, big continuous drive was
for the farmer vote The political
shsrps who have been having eiec-
tons decided within a stones throw
IF the Hudson river had been over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02

looking the farmer and in this cleo
tion il looked like his chance to speak
The western campaign committee
therefore set out to give him a good
reason for making himself heard. To
do this senator Hollis wrote Cash for
the Farmer a leaflet in one syllable
words almost. as to the aims Of the
farm loan law. \ million and a half of
these We're put in the right spots
throughout the west
Every newspaper. daily and weekly,
was furnished with the article This
was in August, with the election three
months away. Our clipping bureau
showed that almost as many Republi-
can as Democratic papers printed the
article At the top Of the article IL
said By senator Henry T. Hollis"
There was no politics in the document
anywhere, but just plain statement
OF facts. The result was that the Re
publican spell-binder who attempted
TO knock that piece Of legislation in Oc-
tOber did not get very far and hastily
took up another subject
Capital of Hughes Trip.
Soon the Republicans fired their first
gun and Mr.. Hughes started on mis-
first trip throughout the west We, in
the publicity bureau. watched the Re
publican papers as closely as we Oid
those supporting Wilson We saw at
once the trip was a blOomer. for even
the Republican papers began hammer
ing the management OF the trip and
the way Mr.. Hughes was handled. We
sent editorial comment on the Hughes
trip throughout the west. I think I
am safe in saying our publicity depart
ment sent out more words or the
Hughes trip than did the Republican
bureaus. We wanted everybody TO
know all about it-that and the
women's special train that was to came
later
The trail left by the former justice
was not allowed to get warm again be-
fore William Jennings Bryan was sent
TO buck the center. Judge Albert D.
Nortoni. OF Missouri, was sent around
the left end as You look toward the
setting sun, and James Hamilton Lew
is. that pink whiskered Plato of the
prairies. was sent around the right end,
starting in Minnesota. which the Re
publican candidate had just left with
a hot water battle at its head
Smelling The Orphans"
Judge Nortoni is the leading Pro-
Cressive of Missouri He had resigned
from the 81 Louis court OF appeals, to
which he had been elected as a Repub-
lican, in order 10 stump the country
for Wilson His job was 10 go after
the political orphans. as he called
them. as the result Of the divorce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-02
HOROSCOPE.
December 4. 1916


~IIIs is read as an extraordinarily
fortunate day, for Jupiter. the
L sun, Mercury and Uranus are all
in benefic aspect
It is time in which TO push all
large enterprises. The sway Is good
for speculation.
Bankers and brokers should make
the most Of the opportunities that the
kindly influence of Jupiter has power
to aid.
There is a prophecy that thrift will
be much discussed and that the awak-
enine of national interest in saving
viii benefit all classes Of Americans
Warning is given that, while staple
stocks viii rise. there VIII he week
of panicky conditions. owing TO some
national event
This should be a lucky day for seek
ing employment or FOR promoting en-
terprises-
Newspapers will benefit greatly dur
inc the winter months, but they must
suard against libel suits, which VIII
be numerous.
Uranus this day gives promise OF
vision in financial as well as CONNER
cial matters. The rule is believed 10
quicken all the faculties, encouraging
initiative and enterprise.
The sun, Moon and Mercury appear
to indicate more favorable conditions
for the English government
Fires and accidents are likely to null
tiply from this date. and loss of life
may be- serious, especially in New
York and Chicago.
The position Of Venus gives the
greatest encouragement to women. but
there is a sign warning them to be
wise in using their seeming advan-
tages. Suffragettes in England should
be especially careful not TO court ad-
verse criticism.
Many notable weddings are indicated
for the coming weeks and much social
activity viii mark the season i'm vari-
Gus cities. where great extravaganza
may arouse public comment
The death Of a famous editor is fore
Swallowed It viii be followed by the
ending Of a brilliant literary career.
Persons whose birthdate il is have
the augUry of a happy year Travel
and change are probable and they VIII
be lucky
Children born on this day viii be
unusually clever in all probability.
These subjects of Sagittarius have
Jupiter as their principal ruler.-Copy-
right. 1915, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate