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bles and difficulties befalling him at the outbreak of the European war, he being at the time the travelling professor with eight young ladies and their mathe-
 niatics teacher from Fernbridge Semi nary, where the doctor had finally gravi-
 tated. as being a place more suited to his special talents than that of men, toring American boyhood.
 The third part relates, In the form of a diary, thrilling love story. and brings
 the recital to a happy end.
 Mir Cobb's books are going to be very popular as gift books at Christmas tide, for no two that have been published are more charming and attractive with more
 real enjoyment of the brilliant and clever author in his very best style. THE VERMILLION BOX.'' By L. V. Lucas. George II. Doran Co.,. publishers, New York.
 The incest sort of middle-aged English ba chelor, trusted son and brother and favorite uncle in large and interesting family connection, is the recipient the writer of the majority of the letters that come out of MT. Lucas vernillion post box. The letters begin soon after war is declared and seem to be brought well beyond the beginning of 1916, so they make a war story, of course, and the
 
 sides. There is the grandmother who "cannot see what has come over the Germans" because her Fraulein Schmidt used to be so helpful; her married sons and daughters who are more or less fe- verishly keeping busy in ways that help at home, because, with one exception-a staff officer-they are too old to go, and
 their sons and daughters in turn, who are either at the front, or engaged or
 married to some one there, or wanting to get there but restrained on account of their youth. Other writers fill up the picture, from the honest little parlor maid and her prisoner correspondent in Hoi- land to the firtatious officers wife and the well-bred stacker"
 Just as MT. Wells, in his "Mr. Brittline Sees It Through" makes marvellous war stories of the day, so MT. Lucas in '"The Vermillion Box makes a most attractive collection of letters on the subject of war, his clever authorship being at its best in this delightful book.
 1 "RAINBOW'S END"
 By Rex Beach. Harper Brothers, pub- | fishers, New York.
 1 Rex Beach, always brilliant, always in- teresting, has written in Rainbow s l End' one of the most delightful things 1 he has done.
 ] It is a most Illuminating novel con- corning the Cuban struggle for independ- ence. It is historical romance in the best sense of the word, reviving many for | gotten memory of American daring and enterprise in support of the cause. There ! is the junta in New York. with it's sym pathizers, and it's ingenious maneuvers tc eVade the Watchfulness of our govern ment over gun running and the dis l patch of bands of insurrectos and vol
 unteers to the island. There are pictures of the daily life, the privations, the dan- l gers of the ragged revolutionaries in the i jungle, of their guerilla warfare, with | it's swift attacks and swifter retreats We are taken through the barren wastes which Weyler created to the reconcen- I trado camps. with their horrors of famine and disease, and through it all. taking
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N 7 ORE than I have words to say, lN\MI l am thankful with the whole J(NJl heart of me that I am spend
 ing this happy moment of my life in an era when almost the whole of civilization accepts the beautiful legend of the christmastidel
 It is wonderful and marvellous thing to be born in civilization founded on g. belief in the divine loving, divine giv- ing, divine self-surrender that are shrined and symbolized in the earthly life of Him whose birth we celebrate at this joyous season.
 I expect that each of us has our favor ite little thought, some happy, intimate
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THE LIFE OF THE CATERPILLAR.
 By I Henri Fla hre Translated hY TeiX.

'"THE LIFE OF THE CATERPILLAR By J. Henri Fabre. Translated by TeiX-
 eira Le Mattos. Dodd, Mead & Co.,,
 publishers, New York.
 This is the sixth book in the transla- tions being made by MT. TeiXeira from the Souvenirs Entomologiques," by the great French naturalist, Fabre. Fabre' s work now has an established place in this country. It has revealed for the first time to American readers phase of an other life about them which they have little realized-the insect world. To all but the scientists the lives of insects have seemed unimportant and hidden In a maze of technical expressions, but through Fabres writings there is re- vealed to us the beauty and the phil osophy of this part of nature, and through it the many lessons that the hu- man race may learn from insects.
 THIS WAY TO CHRISTMAS.' By Ruth Sawyer. Harper Brothers, pub
 fishers, New York.
 Ruth Sawyer in her attractive little book entitled, This Way to Christmas, ' has written series of stories that are very interesting and bright. They all have to do with the Christmas season and are charmingly told, among the most interesting being ''The Locked Out Fairy "Barney's Tale of the Wee Red
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mas pastures l tread very softly, feel ing that for them a great star shines in the east, and that their lack and want, their thirst and hunger for that which means Messiah and Deliverance to their starved lives, is surely at an end.
 As I sit before a cracking fireplace, where a real Yule log losses off real sparks, and where real hickory smoke makes Christmas-eve pictures, before the bright red flames, I see entrancing Christ mas visions of what the happy season We celebrate brings to you and to me.
 see our nation at peace. pouring gen erous gifts into the stricken hands of
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wins "The Honey Bee," which was one of the best novels of couple of years ac0
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AMERICA AND THE NEW EPOCH '' By Charles P. Steinmetz. Harper Broth
 CTS, publishers, New York
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1.-THE BOYS LIFE OF MARK TWAIN" By Albert Bgelow Paine. With many anecdotes, letters and Illustrations
 Harper Brothers, publishers, New York
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YEARS OF MY YOUTH" By William Dean Howells. Harper Brothers, puB- fishers, New York.
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mastide, Peace on earth, good will t

mastide, Peace on earth good will to- ward meni"
 And, as turn my eyes away from the weaving smoke, the leaping, picturing prophetic flames, to all of you whom I know and those I don't know-I send a. whole cycle of Merrie Christmasses, with. all my Christmas love and hope that the glory of that star which surely shines ir the east may lead you to your hearts desire
 And as Tiny Tim said in the days of yore:
 God bless us everyone" (Especiany YOJD.
 ..s....................... sis at once unsparing and full of beauty and poetic color.
 Mir Openheim is one of the few who have taken the new medium of yer. ore and wrought it into a real music War and Laughter has a wider range and more variety than any previous work of his. Filled with superb conceptions and a quickening vision. it is. as one reader has said, "as invigorating as a blustery bath in the surf.'' OTHER BOOKS RECEIVED (REvIEWS
 LATER.) THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER" By Mark Twain. Illustrated by N C. Wyeth. Harper Brothers, Publishers, New York.
 THE BOYS LIFE OF MARK TWAIN.'' By Albert Bigeow Paine. With many anecdotes, letters and Illustrations Harper Brothers, publishers, New York AMERICA AND THE NEW EPOCH" By Charles F. Steinmetz. Harper Broth CTS, publishers, New York. YEARS OF MY YOUTH" By William Dean Howells. Harper Brothers, pul5- fishers, New York.
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LOVERS KNOTS

By Elizabeth Jordan. With frontispiece.
 Harper Brothers, publishers, New York.
 Elizabeth Jordan in Lovers Knots has
 grouped a number of very attractive
 stories together which in their original
 ity and unique handling make a most
 charming collection.
 The old saying that it is love which
 makes the world go round may or may
 not be true, but there can be no doubt that without it the realm of popular magazine fiction would be In Dad way. Tn all these tales, grouped under the general title of Lowers Knots,' it SUD- plies the motive power. Frequently 1t is love at first sight, followed by one of those speedy marriages which do so much to provide work for that most active institution the divorce court. Most of the youthful persons who appear in the roles of hero and heroine are rich and seem to have nothing in particular to do; there is a general atmosphere of golf, yachts automobiles, house parties, dinners and dances. Man Proposes with difficulty at house party; "The Young Man in Peacock Alley profits by a mistake in identity; "A Game of Tag is played over a considerable part of Europe; Mir
 Brinkley to the Rescue" shows that not to know where you are living is some times conducive to romance; "The Far Away Road leads straight to fairy godfather; Philips 'Furnis Man res- cues rich young woman from boredom and so on.
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lDoLE1sr1Ar1rrx:sl IPHnOSOPr1El

PREPAREDNESS" Li'l Honey, is havin' CT few 59- cent Presents handy on Christmas maWnin' in case sum uv youh Friends you didn't have on youh List sends you in an offerin' un- eXpectedly. Yassum!
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 dertake for his lady than his rescue of her from a concentration camp under the eyes of the villainous Spaniard who seeks her? MT Beach's descriptions of the beauty and the desolation of the tropical jungle deserve a special word of praise
 "A VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS By Grace Livingston Hill Lutz. Harper
 Bros, publishers New York
 "A Voice in the Wilderness" by Grace Livingston Hill Lutz, is a very attrac- tive love story with many tense Situa- tions and the author has very adroit,y woven a most interesting story out Of simple subjects.
 "A Voice in the Wilderness" presents Margaret Earle young, beautiful, the daughter of a Presbyterian minister, in a little town in New York state, who went out to the wilds of Arizona to teach school. She was just out of college, and she had never been west " She began her career inauspiciously by getting off the train at the wrong place, and her first night in Arizona was a terrifying eX- perence. But she was rescued from what was little more than fright, and set on her way toward her village boarding house and school. Here she had adven- lures of various kinds, eliminating in what was virtually Kidnapping, and lead- ing through troublesome complexities to the working out of pretty love story.
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THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER" By Mark Twain. Illustrated by N. C. Wyeth. Harper Brothers, Publishers, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
EI1rentafeI.


Gs mar am 5. glpril 1915, Dem
ADeiten Giiertaq. Gas 3. Battalion
oes eynfonterie 8egiments Ger. Az
ioQte in Der na9itfolgen0en gto9t
nbQeloit iperoen, ais INN 10 llbr
moraens Die feinolibe glrtiaerie
ploblid Elm Ie6bnites 5euer croft
nete. Gieies iteieerte iib nod uno
nod 81 einem Eronlmelfeuer; eS
mubte 0ober NIT einem Qlngriff Der
Sran3oien gerednet iper0en. Ger
an Die If. aompabnie ergangene Be
febl, Ole 3lpeite SteIlung oes glb-
ihniiiS3u beleben, eelanete nidt bis
5it Der @ruppe oes llnteroiii8iers
Dlaurib aus 8iiaen (Sreis gliibaus
in ggcitf.). bic iiA am diiBeriten
redjten 6liigel Der &ompognie be-
fono Wiourib ging oober nit lei.
ncr Grippe ipeiter Dor uno erreidte
irob oeS beitieen feinoliden glrtille-
rieleecrs 0en Dor0erlten @raben. Ole
Qeirfunq oes feinoli6en 6euers botte
0ieien an berihieoenen Stellen bereitS
Dolltdnoiq 5useihiittet. Dlaurit
fonnte feiiiieaen, Dab Die 6ran5oen
ii oer gcgeuiiberIiegenOen Sappe
0iht qeorangt ouf 5 bis 6 Dleter ber-
onaefonmen paren. Gofort er0fineta
ct NIT ieiner @ruppe ein moblge5iel'
ies Shiibenfeuer. oeiien @irfina oie
9lniii9renoen Der itiirmenoen 6ron5o'
fen gum Cpfer fielen Sn5piiden NOR
Der 5ein0 lints IN oie Stellung einge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

3ll ieinen @uniten entdieoen. Son
ocn nunmebr flieGenOen 0rei onoeren
Gurfos peruunOet er nod einen ourG
cincn mo6lge5ielten SduB am Solle
uno 6radte i6n alS @eiongeneu ein.
9lu6 IpGtcr bat 9l0dm iic6 ousgc5cib.
net. g(l5 cs ocn 6ran5oIcn gelingen
mar, bel i6rem eritcn g(ngrifi in Den
Niiden Ser A. &ompognie 81 gelan-
qen, iprong CT ioiort nit 5mei Same.
rnoen, Sen @cireitcn g8ittig mo
Gucio, ollf oie 9fiicfcnme6r ocS @ra-
bens uno ieuerte, itebeno frci6dnOia
i6ieBen0, wirfinm in bic 9eibcu Der
SSronSoien. g(u9 Gin fran5oiiider
N}ojor fiel ieiner Gugel 5lun Spier.
5Silr Ieinc mie0erbolt ae3cigtc Eapfers
felt muroe 9loom 0iientlib 6elobt unO
crbelt oas @iierne &rer5 2. &lolic.
Wlntiac Serenug ciues %criunnOeteu.
Ger llnterofii5ier GoQef bon ser
10. aompognie 3. G6eriAleiiidcH
syniauterie. 9fceiments SO. 62 murOc
om linfen SberiNcnfcl iino Hnie
ihiucr perpunoet uno blieb 5pei Dic-
ter bonn @egner umo 5irfa 5wan5ig
9}etcr bon oen Seinen entfernt, bilf-
los an ser @oiAung liegen. PIN udd.
item N1orqen lo6 Der @eireite go
romfa (aus g(enia, &reiS 9}otibor),
ooB lib Dor Dem @roben oes @egners
elm Gerpunocter belpegte. Gurh 81.
rui iiber5eugtc er iid, oaB er Golcf
Dor iit botte. Ga Oieier i'm i'm @ni.
er Bat, beriaD Horombta iid nit ci.
ner gefiiaten 8elofloicbe uno fro@
oamit 81 ocn Yeriplnoeten @r tr0-
nete i6n oilBerOen Our9 ooS 9eripre-
den, i'm bel begnnenoer Dunfel6eit
81 6olen, er moge iidb MIR rubig pcr-
bolten. SSn 0en egenen @ro6en 5its
riidgefe6rt, nuroe 8orombfa ieOo6
bon Dem @eOnnfeu gepeinigt, 0oB Der
gerpunoete nod 10 lauge IN ieiner
gefdbrliAen Sage liegen iollte. Stllr5
enti6loHen frob er MN gum 5weiten
Wlale a u0cnl peripumoetcn &omera-
oen Gin, faBte oen idwercn infolge
itarfen 8lurtOerllliteS o6enorein be-
wuBtlos qcmoroenen @ionn llnter
oen 9lrmenimO i9leppte ibn, Der @e-
fabr nidt adtenO, 5un eigenen @ras
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

ben. 9}o6 tHitiinoiger Oli6e mar
oas Hcthngswerf geIlmgen. @efrei-
ter Eorombfa crbielt fir iein muti-
ges, fomcra0iHoftli1eS &erbalten
0as @iierne &reu5 2. &laiie.
Niuitergiiltiecs @cr6altcn cincS WlG.
IdincHgemc6r-Sdiitew.
Ger 2on0Iturntmonn Senrih
9iiepe (ein gergmaun aus 9ottropp
bel 9qiibl6eim a. s. 93ubr) bon ser
@reuB. Settings Nloidineneeir%r-
aoupagnie go. 6 bcOiente bei Der
Gritiirnulng elmer S6be in porqeiAp.
6ener, bonn syeinoe Cart beorNS, S,,ur
Stclling mnt duBeriter 9iubeNf
&oltbliitigreit gcgeniiber ii6erlegeu
feinoli1en 9lngriffe oas @}oidnenl
gewe6r in mirfiomiter @eiie. 9lls Die
boriibcreebcnoe 3uriidnobme ser
lrbnn6en eigenen Erlppen unper-
mei0li6 pur0c, 0edtc 9iiepe our9
icin mo6lge5ieltes Nioidjincngcpcbr.
tcicr olclc SoSlolung bonn Uegner
uno erni09lidbte oie glusiiibrung Der
ihmerigcn 9emegling. 9(lS Damn ouf
9efe6l oes @ewebrfeiers na1 reit-
loier @rfiiIlltng Der @eic6tsauieobe
uu1 6aS Wiaibinengepebr 5uriIdge-
nommcn iporoen mar, elite 0iiepe iln-
ter GiiBeriter @ei6broun9 Oes eigenen
2ebcns nod einmal in oie Derloiiene
por0erite 2inie, Inn BORT 5uriidgeblie-
benes, 5ur &anpibereitidloft oes W3a-
idbinengemebrS unent6efrli6es @erGt
ni6t in oie Sdnoe oeS no6Ordngeu-
oen SeinOes fallen 81 luiicn.
9liepe pnr0e fir iein topferes @er-
balten nit Dem @iiernen &reu3 6wei.
ter &laiie ousge5eihnet. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23
@anerLide aritif.

Sin befnnnter @loler, Ser bon iebr
groBer Statur it, ma6te emit einen
gluSililg in Dos SaDelgebiet, I'M einen
lanoi@aftlid beionoers icb6ueu Ytintt
ouf bic &einlpono 81 bonnen. 8mei
9auernfrauen idauten Dem aiinItler
cine 3eitlang 6u iblieBliA meinte Die
cine fopfidiittelnO: sd meeB mid.
iolA frditiger aerl, oer fonnte ou@
lie6er arbeiten".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

orungen. 8on Der @ruppe W}oiirib
paren bereits orei Mann gefollen unO
elmer berpunoet. Die iibriggebliebe.
nen bier W}ann berjagten nit @ano-
grnnoten oen 6eino. Der iib fludtar.
tig in ieine olte Stellung 5uriid5og.
syn5lpilhen mar es 0untel 9euor0en.
Der 5einO muBte miiien, Dab oos bon
Der @rilppe Wfauris gebaltene @ra-
benitiId idmo6 beiett mar. W2ourit
foroerte oeSbalb iofort @eritdrfung
an oie au1 6alo in Stdrfe eines 8u-
ges elmer anoeren 9onlpoenie elm
trai. Dos beiett geweiene @raben-
itiid miroe nun ndber unteriubt.
Sier6ci fonnte N1ourit nod 80 5ran.
3oien. ole iid in einen beridont ee.
bliebenen StoQen geTliidtet botten
aefangennebmen. @eim Wiorgen-
grauen bcgain Die feinOlihe gLrtilLe-
rie mieOer lebboft ST. feuern. gsahoen
aeqcn 10 llbr morgens ole Wruppe
abqeloit mar, eritattete llnterofii5ier
N}airib ieinem aompagnieiilbrer
N1eloumq iiber oaeS @eidebene. Gem
topfern Manne, Der bereits bel elmer
frii6eru @elegenbeit ourd ooS @iierne
areu5 2. alolie altsge5eihnet poroen
mar, ipuroe cine idone 9elobning
8uteil: Der DiDiiionsfommanoeur bef-
tete ibm ieIbit oas @iierne arello
I. &Iaiie an Die 9ruit.
Creme dameraOfdaft.
Sine @otrouille Ger If. &ompa-
Qnie syninnterie &eeiments yto.
go, beitebeuO aus oen @efreiten SEA.
nus (nus areu3bure) mo @rieger
(a1s 2idtenberg areis @rottfaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

mar nidt 5uriidgetebrt. 2ebbaitcs
SSufonterie. uno @ranatenfeuer lie
ben perlnuten ooB beioe ihper Oer-
wunoet ODER gar tot ieien. Der @e-
ireite @iihfonp (aus SuOoa, areis
&otibor) nno N}usfetier Baron (alIs
Wii6olfomiB, areis @attopiB) mcloe.
ten iid freiwillia, Inn Ole &amerioen
3u iudeu. 5ie froher Dor lno fanoen
6alo Den @efreiteu 2rieger, er NOR
totlid DerlDunoet 9lIs iie i'm 5uriid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

oer-Sermsoorf, areis BolOenburg).
0ieier iob pI6blid bier Surtos oor
ii6 ouitou6en lno Iegte lib auf Die
&mer, I'M ole Scbmar5en ndber Der.
onfommen 81 laiien @6cr lcgtc er
an iun Sen eriten nieOer5ui6ieBen,
ais ibm Gin onoerer Eurfo, Der liA
ourd elm fleines 9irfenpdloben Der.
ongeidliben batte, ms @enid iprang.
9lOam lieB iofort icin @eluebr faaen,
begonn nit ieinem @cgner 81 ringen
un0 batte in flir5er Belt 0en anmpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

troqen molten, goben oie iSeinOe Elm
roIenoes S9neafeuer ob. 9eioe bra-
den i6wer oerpunoet 5nlanunen.
Dies batte Der llnterofii5ier GbriltopD
(ous SoihialfoipiB SsreiS 9aoti6or)
bonn 5 lero6en aus aeiebcn. Sos
fort froo II Dor, ben &omeraoen gu
6ilfen. D2it bieler Dliibe bolte er ei.
nen uod Dem onoern 5uriid IN Den
ihiiben0en @roben. Sn5mnhen
araute ocr 01orgen; troboem fro@
Gbriitopb nodmoIs Dor, I'm no@ oem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

@efreitcu &amis 5u ilden. 0idt om
fcinoli6en Sappenpopi fonO er Die
&ei1e. Ser mohiame 5eino iboB le6-
BAIT, o6cr S6ritt fir S6ritt 500
Gbriitcp6 oie 2eide oes gciaQenen
&omcraoen binter iid ber imo bra4te
iie ebeufaas 8uriid. Seine auiopicrn.
Sc &omeraoic6ait moGte es mogli6,
oaB 0en Sdmerberuunoeten iduea
Die notice %ilfe geleiltet, ocn Ioten,
arieaer nor in3miiden aeit0rben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Gin @rab in oewei6ter @roe bereitet
meroen fonute. llnteroiTi5ier Gbri-
itopb, @eireiter @ii6fonD uno @hlS.
fetier 9oron er6ielten iiir ibr wode.
res Gerbalten oos Giierner areil5
3mciter alaiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-23

Sin tapferer Wefreiter.
Gs mar i'm 9tto6er 1914. Gie A..
&ompagnic oes 0beridleiiiden Sn-
fanterie-&cgiments go. 63 lag Dor
Dem iron5oiii6en @orfe q. in Stel-
hlng. S6iitengrG6eu wuren nibt por-
6onoen, lino Die 2eute logen nit gro.
Ben 3mii1enrdrmen ein5eln in @ro-
lo9ern. glm Iinfen 5lii9el lag Der
@cireite 9iobert Ql0an (So6n 0eS
@ergnlanns 9iobert 9loom aus Size
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-02
FILE DEaARADO ESTABLECIDO
Ell CONGRESO CONSTITUENTS
FL licenciad0 Luis Manuel RoiaS fut
electo p~residente Y Candida A.
guilar NicepreSidente.

QUERETARO. Orc, Mex, Diciem
bro la.-Terminada Ia reviS on de
rrrdeuciaIes de dipuados al C0ngre-
so COnStItuycnte que lley6 i caDO la
comjSIdn Que fue proyisionalmente
nombrada para presidir esOs traDa-
jos, los CONSTITUENCIES c0nvOcadoS
por 81 Primer Jef". 81 reunlrrOn hoy
a>alnblea. bajO la PreSIdcncla del
t.cenciado Luis Manuel RUjHs. qui"n
l4i clsttG P~reSidentc del Congrc>o
aver. por vUtatl6n ~Srcrhta. Fl Sc
rvctariu DE- Rc,acioncs EXtelIor">
del Gcb;"rnU DE- factO, Candida A-ul
lar. r">uj:6 rIrrto Nicrprcsldentr.
r. CunGrn-o ConStituycntr lI".
i,+.larUiu >olrmnrm"nt" e>tanl"rI-
10 hoy. Fl Primer J"f", N"nu>tlan"
CarranLa. prr>cntara "l proy"cto de-
r"torma> a Ia Constitution qu" to-
n" "~iuiiado. para que 10 apru"h"n
lnS r~unGresi>taS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-02
CREESF QUE HENEY VA A SER
HINISTRO De GOBfRNACION
En- California ST habIa del %noinbra-
mienio del Su>tituio de Mr..
Franklin Il. Lane.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, DlelenbFe /.
Hay todos los dates para Greer que
Francis J.. Heney. serd nombraGo Sc
cretario del Interior. en- sustltucloi'
de Franklin X. Lane, quien Va 3 ocu-
par el pucsto quc dejo vac".'ts Nh.
Charles Evans Hughcs. Ell n Suprr-
ma Corte de Justicia dc IN R2PI5tI.
ca. Los "umorcs que han venido eli.
culando acerca del PROBABLE nombra,
miento de Mr.. Honey como Secreta-
rio del gabinete del Prcsidente vii
son ;" r~obustecieron al t"nerse notl-
cia de que el Primer Magistrate Ia
bia invitado Il Gomez i i!o3cE pa.
Ia tarde del : de Diciem5rr.
BESIDE que - vic "a" el ruto demo
cratico de California habl% d"G" &"
victoria al P~rcsidente WilSoG. SO c"".
y6 que Honey obtrndria I'm imp
tante puesto en Ia Administrators.
Iauto la jnyitarldn hr'ha q NJ.
Ilrury. come "a rNrndiia Il Vance Me-
s.urinirk. P!r-nirntr .i"I GomIl, H.
u"rrHtI,o Nar.ou". u" ra.,a'"J
-nrprr-a. per ll" Gran ~r>p"rada>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-02
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