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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-15

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NerncIOuarsn sspiriaS.s- e . s.b
e. IibTO IT, los IUcu;HmS. Us
Il Libru dr los EspirIJis I3cS
q Genesis, los mi!asros y las pr@d!ccio-
q Eysn:silo scg@n Ell espIrttlsmo. O.75
:! CieiO y ci Inferno. 015
Jrrgs posturnI; Ge Allan Eardec. aT5
;Que eS ell eSpiCiusraO:- 1890. aE
diSrOzlA
& Sol DC 4ayo. Memorials de Ia Intervcn-
con tra7"eSa. Con srabados ~
e CerrU Dc las CamUdNaS l.SO
Enisc,:os N.!ItarCs NeyicanOs. Guerra de
ianrvcatcErIa . invasion americana $50
astoria de Roma. COInprc0de deSde los or!
genes de Roma, haSia Ia Caida del imperlo
romano de OcCtdenlc. g.. 30
J,s;orts de Grecia. dcSGe los tIempoS he
rio 6a sIet7-rro- U.75
deroe ' Csuddlo. Ia Sgd del Oral. D!aS.
no. DucI6s salinas. 200
iistorla Patris, por don JuSto Sierra. l!uS-
traGa con GrabadoS O.SV
,nstnrl1 de Mexico, p0r Ncrdia, deSde los
primeros tempos hasis Ia calda del segun-
do EmgeTio. Tn tOInG tcla $50
als,orls General De Mexico, por Zarate $50
H.s-sria Universal. con PROPULSION de era
bados. Edlci0n DC lujO s".DV.
Is NaieStad Caida- NoYela historical de ia re.
voIuci6n Taderista. u5U
la 2eToluCion De Mexico Y el lrnperlallSno
YcaEes. Obrs politica de !ntereS. O.D
los lnsu-gsntes. Relate de Ia lnsurrecclon
contra Fsoa5a 100
sgnoriss de IN grerrilsro. Historic De Ia
CIia--4 de Perorma 100
Ssrraclones Eisi0ricas MeIIcanas. Tradicio-
nes y %leyentas. 0brs deStlnads q cultlEaF
81 seQtlmiento patrio ell Ell coTaHon dc los
hilos &c Mexico. IIr='Tada con Srabados
y caTttuis j dolores = .e5p
..raTdNfa z FaTIiltQ nhTl rPlaitya 2 Ia
Guerra de I~ndependencia 100
eoEsn
Ins TroTadores de Mexico. Collection &c poe.
stas De auIOreS mcI;r2npS. .-.-. oIE
~Pa-i0naTiaS. Tor Manuel ". Flores . 0.1o
cOeSias dc SUIGn,o Piazs. C.Sl
Po-sIsS de Manuel Acuha- .-.-.. az
OBRAS PGETICsS DE PEA.
Il Arpa del Amor Edici6n dc lujO. O.. -, les
Flores Dc. tIml. EdiCjnn de iuio- . . l.2-
Hoyar Y raiTia- EdiCi6n de luio. as
Los GloTIas % Mexico. C0mp0SicioneS de-
LtcafaS 2 l. 1stria Y a sus heroes. 0.!S
Memorials. rGTIias : retriIos. Prcsas hS
ReCuert0s v ESpcraazsS- Ed. de lulo LIS
RELIGION
Ancora de salvlcion. ...... as
Ldl'Nl>sGH &c bipSlia- LIS
ComIlSadOr General as
CaieCistno Dc Perseverance,. i.Nr
DevOciunariO G~UIGa,upanQ. ~:
FL Grn:O del CriS;IanjsIno. Lectures para
/ 81 hpEar. Euirion de lUjo. lei
fliOSona Elemental, p0r Ralmes. f.s,
Historic SaGrada. Iibro dri Antigua Y NUs.
yO TeSIamentO. QUs CnRtlHne IA hisicri,
del Nrieblo de Israel ' pinia las riE.rai
de patTiarcaS Y proretas, viendose clara
meRie como So prcpara Ia vcnids del Ne
SiaS. EdiCt0n dc lujO. 30
: la ImiiaCI0u de CTiSto. as
/. LGTaile meyIcano dc OraciOnes. G.5
Los Nartircs, o 81 riunrO DE Ia religion cris
tiana. por Ch1Ieaubri7nd. Edici6n de Luz
> Scvena del Santo Nino de Atcchs. 0.i
PegueGo Layaile dc Ia Iuye0tud. So
C!ENCTsS oCULTAS
D ClaTtcnla del Reg SaJoTon.s. a.?
Wcoionavio Internal: Contiene mssta blal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-15
ayESTuRas DE SHERLOCK HOLMES

IA 10 ccntavos cada t0mo).
FL vendedor de caaayeres.
RI rebo del diamaiIte sZuI
La hija del uSurero.
Blackwell, 81 plTata del IaIDesis.
Jack el d~eSiripad0r.
los moneIer0s ralsOS de LopdrsH.
La maleta sangrienla.
Tn medico criminal.
Fl rcstarnentU DEL director.
Sherlock Holmes y el con'raoaha'SH o.
epic.
En- Ia escuela del crimen &c Pit!SS"rk
A las puerias dc Ia Inuerts-
La viuJa roia de Paris.
Ii oestia hurnana
Una Bochc de terror
Fl robo del collar de PerlsA
La inrame posads del Cairo.
g Fl nauIrag!o dc Corn.
Fl rev de los Osndidos.
hESrIR.s DE JOHN C. RtFFLEF
IA 40 ceDtaVeS cada t0E1o1.
e inCGgniio miStcri0so-
I'm robo en- Ell palacio Hea.
FL principe jugador-
Ell asaltO en- CT sleeping.
Fl amo rOjO.
Fl hereGcro dc EaglnStoga.
Fl SeCreto del anillo.
Ell Presidents dc las CO!onlsA
FL false saltcadDr.
La dnncrlia T3ptada.
FL ruSil del negro.
e. leSCro Gel Hoghi-
=. In viaje dc Dodls-
Fl leSUrO del EStad0-
Ell saccrGOtc del Sol.
En- IL ratoEcra.
Il SecTeto del tcs0ro.
pBRAS DE CAROLINA HyERNI2l8
Amores traslcos. 9 tomos. . Os
Al horde del ablsmo y lao funesto:
CDraZdn DC madre. > tomos. . -
COraz6n dc obrero, ? tomos. IS
CadeH3 eterns- 4 tones. f.b
lrtmen sin casttgo y l.ucha suprema.
- tomOS. . IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-15
Ia CASA MAS seR y3eA3 4 s Ns a65ssK SR d e 45 TAcHM5E 81 Eo SSSo F D3 Q5z s. Sc SEGSH 4

Dramas del adulterlO. 2 to!nos. ~
Ell DesO de una mucrid y La TeasaL1S r.
Una lOCa. : tonIO!- %
FL ullimo DeSo. ~
N Secrclo De IN bandiGo. . ",n
ri Irrn de Ia muertc. ? tOmOS. Jou
N h,iO ,icl anarTuiSts. ; toHIOs. ~
n albcrgus del GclitO. = tornOs. . W
n ahorcaG0 del paFque. 1 ioTnos. ioJ
El c~alvario de una maire J AFrcpsh|lint1n
10. : t0mOS. 80
Los crimencs de Dilvolina- , tomos. . rS
Los amOres maliiioS. ! tonnes. rSoo
Los mariGos InrameS. . ofnos. 80
Ia Seuuiiada viva. J lOinOS. E Wy,
Las victimas del amor. ~
Ia peCadOrS. 81
In mia de la poriera. , tOmoS. . O.SI
La resurrection dc IN GnFel. w
La ballarEna del Tcatro Real. Z toUloS ",
La Ultima cita. ! t"Inos. -
Los lnisierioS del crImen. 4 loiIos. lon
Las e~SclavaS Dlancds. , ioMoS. . 80
Paraiso c Inferno. %, 5o
aim o ell Angel de los Apes. 2 tomos H|sO
Teresa Ia RCSucitada. : lOnos. wy
lin cr;mcn en- autum0yil. } tCinos. . -
TIryen y madre Y EXpiScl6n. 3 tones. l.sv
oRRAS DF VICTOR Hugo.
Cartas a Ia nOvia. nI9
bios 80
Ell aOmbrc Uue rife. "!
ii aho terrible. U.S
II %. ESpisodios de la Rev. Francess n6 g
Han dc Islandia o ci Fombre fiera.. e.65
La lrvcnda de los S!-iOS. . 20.
LOs MiserablcS. = tUmos. -
los trabajadoreS del mar. . -.
Nuestra Sehora de Paris. u'o'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-15

HANuALES PRACTICES
LOS Haluales anvtg1os = co%nIinunci6n va
len sI.O0 I'm peso CaGa 20
Manuel dc ace!teS Y jahORcs.
Manual de agricultural Y ~sanaderls-
Manual dc alta1fieTia.
Manual de aTtes V of;cios.
Mammal de carDinteTia de taller.
Manual de ccTra!cria V Obra de hero.
Manual del cehatcro Y rolForista.
Manual del curtidOr de pieleS
Manual del cunTitcrO-psSielero.
Manual delsdeS!:iador licnr.sta.
Yanliai dc clcCtT!cid3d.
danual &c lciOgrar1a-
Manual del hoiaIah1rG; -
Manual he jard;nerfs V horticulture
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-15

NOYelaS Il 10 ccniaYOS
Arte de buscar mari6o.
Amor Y maruriU.
CalyarIO de amor
FL nOyin prostate.
Fl purgaturiO De las soitcrss.
Fl nlraFSO Dc las muiereS.
Ell inferno de los homSraa.
Fl hada de los mares
F. Collar de esmcraldsa.
Fl nidO dc rulSrlOres.
FL 81 de las n!fGs.
FL anna en- I'm beSo.
La hiia dc las flores.
Ls nina dc los iazInlnsS.
La viUda aleSrc.
La corie del aInor.
La prlnccsa del dollar
La hija dc Venus.
Las ODrcTaS del amor.
Las hiJas del champagne.
Las Evas mOderl2S.
usIditss sean las muIeTes.
Naldiios sean los hOgtbrs5.
Nslditas sean las sUcgrss.
EalditO sea Ell amor.
NaldEtos sean los Celos.
PoruuG Sc Clsan los hOnbres-
pnrumG Sc caS1n las mujeres.
Porure pecan las muIares.
nuraue rcinciden las viudas-
PornuG muTInuran les vieIas.
por scRuir Z II muje-.
su malcStad Ell Amor
viva mi novia!
Azucena, por Carlots Bracms.
Dora. por CarlOta Braems.
Fl RecerrO de ORC.
Ell hiio maldito-
Fl manusCrltc dc mi nsars.
| Maria, por Jorge Issach
oIRAs DE VARGAS VILLA
| Alba Roja. j.
Aura o las viOletas. . T.!
| ArS-vcrba. 49,
| COpos dc rspUma =.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-15

Can;Os del fiOc8-. %
Il ATpa del Amor Edici6a dc lgI0. =, IL
Flores Dc, NimI. EdiCjnn de iuio- -
HngaT y F3ivIa- EdiCiGn DC luio. -
Los Gl0TIas Do Mexico. C0mp0SicioneS De
ttcaiaS 2 y 1stria Y a sus heroes. o.?
Memorials. rcEEIiaS : reiTsI3s. PrGsas d.
ReCuerd0s Y E~Spcr1azsS- Ed. de lulo l..
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
Be II Enacted by the People of the State of Arkansas

Section That hereafter the sale of alcoholic. viuous. malt. spurious or fermeuttd liquors. CT of any compound or prepstatiou thereof. commonly call cd tanI,-. btft,rS or mcdleat-d hquors. Is hereby made lawful in the state of ArkansVSs subject to the restrictions and rtcutattous hereinafter mentioned.
 Ser Whenever Il petition k sigu- cd hy uof lee thau ten per cent of the 4uuiiHrd electors uf any county In this ~ttte. caIliuc for an election in such rouuty for tho purpose of determining
 whether Y is the desire uf the people Df sHid county that license shall be ts- sucd for tho sale of alcoholic. Ntnous, wutf spurious or fcrmtntrd liquors. or any compound or preparation thereof, commonly called toulcS. bIttcrs or med tyated NquurS. and when such petition is ffcd wth the County Clerk Of the county tAe County Judge of said couu- cause to h" published an order calling an. election at which election tFe 4ues- tion ut For LiCcu@c- and Against It. crnse' .,fut be submitted to the qual- irrd electors of ~ptd county for their approval or rejection. provided that +ata petition shall be accompanied ht a bond 70 D" approved by the County Court tn the sum of one thousand
 tSf .ate ea1= Dollars. to secure tho cost incurred in the holding of such tltc- tlan nud th" roet shall ce rNvi by the amounts now allowed by law for sim- liar service in holding general elcc-
 
 state officers.
 Sec. 8 The election SO called shall
 he held not less than th'r.v t-0t dRys
 nor more than sixty (6ol days after the date of The order calling same. and shah pr held under the direction of the County Board of Election Commission CTS for the @otd county, in ttc man nor provided hy law for the holding of genera elections in thc State for the election of State officers. insofar ae .he same may be applicable The County Board of Election Commission CTS shall within five C51 days after the election. certify the result of said elcr. tiou to tho County Clerk. who shall without delay. cause the same fo be recorded in his office and published
 Soc. ( If majority voting in said election have voted For License" the County Judee of satd county shall then issue a license for the sale of any alcoholic. Viuous. malt spurious or rermented liquors, or of any compound or preparation thereof commonly call- cd touics hitters or medicated liquors. within the limits of said county, and subject to the restrictions and regula- tons hereinafter mentioned: and the sale of such alcoholic. vinous malt.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10

|. occurs in this act may apply eithsv to an individual. firm. association or corpora ion.
 Sec 10 The word liquor. whenever q occurs in this act, except in Section f2 ,f this act. is intended to include and embrace alcoholic, vlnous, ardent. malt. spurious or fermeuted liquors. or any. compound or preparation thereon comm only called tonlcs, bitters or mcdlcatcd liquors
 Sec 2D. That Act No. Fifty nine of the Acts Of the General Assembly oS tHc Statc of Arkansas of 1915 ap- prov,i February r. 1913. and Act No. Thirty of the Acts of 1915 of said Cen eral Assembly. approved February :, 1915. are hereby repealed That all other laws and parts of laws in con- fict with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed. and all laws and parts of laws regulating or relating to the manufacture or sale of intoxicat- ing liquor in this State. and not in conflict with some provision Of this act. are cumulative to this act. and this act shall take effect and be in full force from and after 's passage.
 The above proposed Act was filed in the oince of the Secretary of State on July S. 1916.
 Each elector may vote for or against the above proposed Act.
 Witness my official signature this 25th day of July. t.i6.
 (Soall EARLE w. HODGES
 Secretary If state
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
Re 1t enacted by the people of the stat.

Q
 That Section Article KY. of the Constitution of th" state of Arkansas be amended SO Rs te read as follows.
 Section The General Assembly shall provide by general laws for the support Of common school. by taxes. wh5rh shall never exceed la any one year threc mills on tie dollar on the ta1a- bie property ot the state. and by an annual Der capita taN ot one dollar. 10 hc assessed on every male inhhh't7nt or thts Sttfc over the arc of twenty one years Provided the tieueral Assembly, nat hv general iaw authorize school dis. trictS to levy hy Ncte of the qualtned electors of such dfsfr'.t lax not to ex- eecd twelve mills OH ihe dollar many one Year for school purposes Provided f8rihcf that no eHsh taN shall h" ap- Propiattet for any other purpose nor to aaN otHHH dA~tHlct than tHat tet which | waS lrNl,#f
 Thc above proposed Amendment was Bed .r tH" ot}o, of t#" Secretary or State au January i4th. lsf5.
 lHch "l"#tor may Nate For or Aeatu st ti,r ahaNe fsnt.sz=# Amendment NttaesS HE oill sal s4snat4te this sstA .aas. ot Jait AAAf ....=,
 EARI.N#W HODGES.
 tSeaB Secretary of state
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
nc | ennctcl hv lhe reopl. of th. sad.

uf Arkansas
 That section ! Of Article 10 n. and Amendment No 10 thereto be amended so as to read AS follows
 Section Legislative authority. of this state shalI be vested Tn a Leg V q tive Assembly which shall consist N N. Senate and a House of Representa- ttv se hut the people reserve fo themselves rhs power to propose leg is!ttfye measurea laws resolutions. and amendments to the Constitution. and to enact or reject the same at tho polls independent Of the Legislative Assembly. and also reserve the power al their own option. to ap- prove or r"Ject at the polls any act item. section. or any part of any sec ton. or measure passed by the LegislA- tive Assembly.
 The nrst power reserved by the p.o- ple Is the Initiative and the number of legal voters required to initiate any ps- ton shall he ten thousand Go 0ool ana no more Rat no petition shall be held number than required, and every such petition shall include the full text of the measure SD proposed Initiative ps- titlous shall be filed with the Secretary of state not less than four months be- fore the election at which they are 10 be voted upon
 Tpe second power reserved by the peo- plr Is the Referendum. and the number of legal voters required to slen and make valid referendum petition shall be seven thousand ttuae1 and no more. but
 
 should contain g greater number than required. The GllgE of a referendum pe- ton against one or more items sections or parts of any measure shall not delay the remainder from becoming effective. bat it i4 not te be understood from th,s that all of an act may not be rererr.d Retereuaau petitions He4iuSt measures passed hN the Legislative Assembly shall hN tlr3 with the Secretary of state rut '1trr than ninety Cau1 days affer thc Anal adjournment or the sessio, ~ the Isnislative Assembly at which such measures were i3ssed. except when At- tournament sNaN ho taken tamporarilv Tor a longer period than ninety tsol days iu which cnsc such petittons .h,W be Hled not later than ninety tg0h day, measures referred to D Nute of the n,o- rla by referendum shalt remain in ab.S- autc uutd such vote Is taken
 II it shs'l he necessary for the pr.- servutiou at tho public peace. health or safety. that measure shall become ef festive wIthaut delay such necosatty ef84l be stated tu one section and tf Huon a vga and nav vote three. fourth, of all tire members elected shall VOL. unau separate roll call iu favor of th. such measure shall become eTerttvD without driay lt shall be ncceseaI.,sAy state tHe facts which constitute U Fl emergency Prov sded. however teS smefusHsy shall not b. declarm franchise or special priNilA
 creating any vested right Al
 alternating any property of l
 a referendum is filed aratpp
 gcueCy measure. such me9.
 t law unttl it fS voted upes
 ute and if it is then reie'
 inrlty of the electors Vottt,
 shall be thereby repealed.
 sions of this sub section shs
 10 city councils.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
FOR ACT No. 2.
 AGAINST ACT No. 2.

An Act to provide for local option and to correct the evils arising from the liquor traffic To authorize the pco- ple of any county in the State of Ar kansas tu determine whether hQuor shall he sold m sad county. Co pro- vide for the calling and holding of elections for same. To regulate the Issuance Of license for the sale and manufacture ut liquors. tu increase the public revenues of the state. to rresortbe penalties. to repeal all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act. and for further purposes,
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
{ Amendment No. l3) PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
 PETITION.

Notice Is hereby given th1t the follow
 iHE proposed Amendment ta tHe 'oust- tltou et t#e State o, AHbHuSts pro- Tt~"t ty Initiative Trt.tfou WAS ulcd In u1y oHlae us required hX Law and that the same wtN hc submitted ta tA- aual- fled electors of tHe state of Arkausas At tho next a.ncu4l s'eattor te be held on fucsduy. &oysmbrC tth. 1916. for
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
FOR AMENDM DMENT NO. l2. AGAIEST AMENDM MENT NO. l2.
Proposed Amen1tncnt No. IA

Proposed Amendment No. Ia. , Nh Amendment to the tonstltu ion Sf the StAto# ef Arkansas. amending Seo- ton ,. Nrt5r1c NY. so that the Gsn- eraI Assembly may hy general law au- thorizc school districts to levy by . vote of the qualitlcd electors of such district a tax not to exceed twelve mills on the dollar in any one year for school purposes
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
(Local Option) ACT No.
PROPOSED IN INITIATIVE PE-

Notice is hereby gwen that the fol- lowing Act proposed ly initiative pc tttleu. Was filed iu mS office as required by law, and that the same will be submitted to the qualified electors of cral election. to be held on Tuesday. November c. 1916. for adoption or re t,,rflau
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
Amendment No. 12) PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE
 PETITION.

Notice Is hereby given that the fol- lowing proposed Amendment to the Con stituten of tHe Stat" of Arkansas pro- posed hH Initiative petition was filed in my office us required hv law and that the same will be submitted to the quail
 hed electors Of the State of Arkansss It the next general election to be held on Tuesday November 1th 1916. for
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
FOR AMENDMENT NO. II.
 AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. l3.
Proposed Amendment NO. l3.

Constitution of th, State ut ArkRn- sas. and Amt adment No. 10 thereto, defining and "uiarEiur the powers of the Initiative and Referendum. and for other purposcs.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-10
Urinary Elections
 ACT No. l

PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PEii-
 TION.
 Notice Is hereby given that the foi- ft'i- lowing Act proposed by 1nltlalLN7 petition was filed in my office as re, rEI quired by law and that the same VII III of the state of Arkansas at the next general election. to be held on Tues day, November !. 1916, Tor adoption or rejection.
 FOR ACT NO. I.
 AGAINST ACT NO. I.
 "An Act to Regulate Primary Elec- fions and for other purposes,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
MILNE ALSO WILL GO
TO 7 MEETING

John Milne, superintendent az tho
city schools. viii accompany County
Superintendent AtanasiO Montoya next
week to the meeting oi state, CIT
and county surorirtendents 40 Detroit,
Mich. Mr.. Milne is chairman Of the
section Tor cities under 10000. state
Superintendent Avian y. White II
down on the program Tor a PAPER On
Large and small Inits Of school Adj
ministration' IN the council of the
state departments Of educa on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
Rising Merely
ADream,S States
Indian Official
superintendent Runke, of the
Tuba Agency, Declares the
Trouble on Western Navajo
Reservation Is Exaggerated

Washington, Feb. ~ INDIAN SUI
perintondcnt l,uBko at Tuph Ariz.
today reported TO Cato sells, COM
missioner Il Indian affairs. that the
trouble caused Ny the killing ~ a
Navajo lndteu recently while resisting
arrest had been greatly r~NsgEcrat,u
ana that there were uo indications OF
an uprising superintendent Euuk,
reported that his inEcstlsatou die
closed hat th" victim whs a bad In
dian, regarded as mentally uu.cund.
aud that he had made "a vicious az
ack upon the policeman sent Co arr
resi- nan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-12
It IS TO LAUGH,
IS COAST VIEW
OF HEAVY MATCH
Merry Jest, Is Way Pacific
Sport Writers Look at Will.
lard. Moran Ten.round Bout
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-05
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

The Great Stroke, will be offer
 -d at the Grand Wednesday and Thursday night. It is Q Worlds five part feature, and deals with the theft of the famous Herzog pearls. Lieutenant Egan's demand for mon ey from his uncle, Colonel Hudson, Is refused. Egan in despair forces the Hudson safe. After two years imprisonment he is freed and at once returns to the home Of his uncle and again robs the safe. He is discovered by Mary Hudson, his cousin and sweetheart. whe induces him 10 return his booty and take c new start. Instead he falls in with 2 b--3 of crooks and becomes their l-es under the asumed name of Dr. Morris. Many daring scenes are pictured before Lieutenant Egan seeks forgiveness. Friday and Sat urday night, The Black Box. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-05
DIES TO FULFILL PROPHECY

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5-Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, for forty years 8 fortune teller here, devoted her life to establishing a reputation for accurate soothsaying. The agei clairvoyant ended her life that her reputation might continue.
 Early last summer the woman said to a circle of friends whom she had gathered in her picturesque studio;
 Before year has passed l shall lie beneath a blanket of white. The first snowflakes of winter will see my death"
 When the first real snow of win ter was falling, on a recent day, Mrs. Hoffman remembered her prophecy. She was in perfect health despite her years. Her prophecy had been spoken. If it proved false, she would be discredited. The rep utation she had spent forty years to win would fall. The woman there
 locked herself in Q bathroom, put a gas tube in her mouth and turned on the gas. She fulfilled her last prophecy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-01-05
SAYS THE USE OF DUM-DUM BULLETS CONTRARY TO
 INTERNATIONAL LAW
WILL RETALIATE
By Making the Severest Reprisals Against the Britih and
 French Prisoners
(By Wireless)

ATHENS, Jan. 5-The Bulgarian government for the third time has protested to the entente allied and neutral powers against the Anglo French troops using dum-dum bull lets and other kinds of bullets with double covers and which explode when they strike. The officials say that these bullets cause terrible wounds and that in most cases limbs must be amputated in order to save the lives of persons wounded by hem. Macedonia hospitals are full of such cases.
 The government has further de clared that in the future it will be compelled to make the severest re- prisals against British and French prisoners in order to obtain respect for international law.