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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
CURB BROKERS WORK
IN FLOOD OF RAIN
Storm and Holiday Exodus
From City Cause Drop
in Prices

NEW YORK. April 22-white tho
stock market trading was depressed be-
cause of bear attacks coming at the same
time with the acute diplomatic distrub-
ances the Broad street Curb was liter
ally dampened by the heavy downpour
which prevented extensive trading for a
good part of the day.
IIampered by black and yellow oilslSln
coats the brokers In the pouring rain had
httle chance to transmit quotations or ex-
ecute orders with any degree of speed
and 1t was not until after the end of the
first hour, when the flood ceased, that
business attained It's usual volume
Then stocks were offered freely, and
values were affected TO some extent bv
the absence of representatives, of inn
portant interests, which are looked to
generally for the determining of tho
market tone on the curb.
Few of them were on the street, the
exodus by autos and railway trains ON
Thursday being so general as to virtually
leave the market without buyers except
those who traded through the smaller
commission houses. IL was natural with
the conditions prevailing that lower prices
should be established.
The declines. however, did not conpare
In extent to those on the Stock Exchange
Ihe motor stocks were the weakest feat
ures, Chevrolet falling from 1874 to 1870 and
saxon dropping from 81 to 60. Mldvale
steel did not show an essential change
In its market position although II fell
from 59h to 81, and the same thing could
be said of cuba Cane Sugar. which
dropped from 57M to 55. But these
recessions are similarly IL repetition of
variations which have been recorded in
those stocks for the two days preceding
Good Friday.
Lynn Phonograph held exceptionally
Gf IatV
stocks were offered at concessions in the
rest of the market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Buffalo Electric Sells Bonds

NEW YORK, April 22.-Lee Higginson
& Co. have purchased S2,49s, 600 first
refundng mortgage per cent. gold bonds
of the Buffalo General Electric Company.
The combined earnings of the Buffalo
General Electric Company and the Cata-
raet Power and Conduit Company for the
12 months ended February 29 last were
S29i6399 gross and s959,s74 net appllea-
bic 10 interest. The latter amount Is
equal to two and one-half times interest
charges for that year and one and three
quarter times more than the interest
charges on the entire present funded debt
The bonds are now being offered for sub
seription by the bankers at 1904 and in
terest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
MINING STOCKS
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO; April %. : HOGS - Receipts,
G butchers 81 Fgad dPFfssg Fssgy ssss sa ss
rough heavy 50 9589, 59i light. 3d. 20 d 9. s.:
CATfLE-Receipts. 200. Market steady
Beeyes. 81 .90ql0; cows and hslfers. Sa 601
ans; 81, 5000. calves ss.50@10.
Native and western. s6i50O! lsTa lan6s s55essssSx s5ssSx
ll.5O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

CHICAGO, April 22.-Confietlng in
fiuences were again at work in the wheat
market today with the diplomatic situa-
ton receiving the bulk of attention of
traders Opinions concerning the outcome
were mixed and this caused hesitation on
the part Of many OF the operators around
the pit.
At the start May was quoted from
S1.i4mI.I3A, a decline of as cents July.
az sI.I3 and si.13% 91,i3h, loss OF a
half cent. and September, at Sl.114s a
l.11A, on = cent, Later prices fell
about y cent further, due 10 scattered
selling and fears q May liquidation.
which served to ehed buying Business
vas quiet throughout
The Kansas State report. which was
made public over the holiday showing
gain OF 7.s per cent. over the Government
estimate for April 20 s73 per cent, was
the cause OF considerable comment II
was pointed out that this State was one
Of the exceptions as recent reports from
other sections were quite unfavorable.
A report from Ottawa stated that Of the
tatal estimated yield OF 1915, 23 per cent,
or gssb4 900 bushels remained la the
farmers hands at the end Of March as
compared with 12ta per cent year ago
The receipts for two days at Minneapolis
and Duluth were 3s4 cars. The receipts
on this day = year ago were 226 cars; at
Chicago, 90 ears compared with 9s cars
and At Winnipeg. zss cars, eontrasted
With i65 cars.
Corn was easier. with small trading
Hay vas down he.. September Nc and
july &c. Offerings were rather light.
because OF recent unfavorable weather
reports, which we're against farm work.
The receipts here today were IS cars.
Trading In cats waE light. with prices
Ie 70 &c lower The receipts here to-
DAY psrs ia cars.
Provisions we're inactive ana about
STEADY
tsaat.~ s,.t,,rea ranasa a. foIloWa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
BANK CLEARANCEs INCREASE
Philadelphia's Gain for Week Is Next
to Biggest

Total bank clearngs of all the clearing
houses of the United States for the week
ending today were Si,695, ,401. .G45, against
s4.455, ,68G, 800 last week and S3,51O.OO7,.
493 the corresponding week last year
phladelphia's clearings for the week
showed n growth over last year, which
New York alone exceeded. The percen..
age of increase here was 33.5 and that of
New York was 37.1 Last week Phila
delphia clearances lead Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
Government Inquiry for Steel

PITTSBURGH. April 22.-The Govern
ment Is making inquiry in the Pittsburgh
district as 10 the amount OF steel that
can be delivered 70 the Government by
July i. and also by the end Of the year.
Manufacturers here take II 10 mean a
step IN the campaign OF preparedness. In
time OF war the Government can take oyer
any or All plants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

American Brass Company regular quarterly
Three months ago = per cent ana "A extrs.
81 3h per cent. were paid.
General Chemical Company regular auar
able Juns 10 stock Of record May %
The Trenton PofterleB Company rsal1lar >
quarterly of / per cent. on preferred stoek
payabls April 25 70 holders OF record April ~
shigh Valley Transit Company IL fer
can't on the preferred stock. payable Nay 10
~ rsgiatered April ~. Three months aRo the
thEa stock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. April 2.-BuTTER-Firm
h.If early shortage Is being relieved by late
aTrlyais, heeslpts. 5ils psskasssi Extra.
44irs 80 Imitation. 2DA q 30H &.
= sf.ffz-sllzhfly hetter With urm Western
- 81siz e.t shlls. e4o241 e. brown, $50
20 mIxsd ~ as4az sleEazs. .paezad. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Average Loans Fall, While Actual
Increase

NEW YORK. April %. - The weekly
bank statement for five days showed a
decrease Of S4,799,OO0 in average loans
and an increase in actual of 1854, 900
Reserves decreased in both statements.
'Dnta lila follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and without
irnportant change. Quotations: White potatoes
psf bnsh.-PennsylNani s1.19nt,20; New
York S1.10@lt5; Western, 81 .059l1Oi white
pofa toss Jersey. per baEket-No. ] Rose 05 n
f5el: No. other Yarletles. 65 q 7be.i No. q
s6@7 e7 So f9ada g. s9sst ess e6
Ioes. Jersey. per basket-No. ]. $4,000. No,
q % ~ 30e-. sweet potatoes JGFaey. Delaware
and Maryland. per hampeF-Eo. !, 76c. 0sl;
10. 2, o00 soc sweet potatoes, Virginia. per
2 a9isf fe5s5s s6 samsnlsf Il is a eras sS. 40 No
per hamper, % G T5e. do. South Carolina per
erata, 81 20 "a 1.75, celery. Florida, per crate.
sI.750 20 spinach. korf9lk. per Dbl. Toe e
81 40 kaia, Norfolk. per Dbl. % g s0e.i water
ida per basket 50 a.. do. south Carolina per
basket Il 9g85q. o.. North Carolina per
s305. peas, Florida per hssses 1904 Pep
s5s, ki9E.as s.s e "a ts9ssi sf4pialRt f4pllt
psT eaTrlaF- Fancy. gzH2 zss eh9les 81. as g
IL aanaTaEua. per eFats=BoNah EaraIIHa
5aaa Bas oeorsIa. s. z5 q 59s caiifornla. 3z
s 3. 90 uaazhteeals. usF aslh. 1aa1sA 4141s19.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
FINANCIAL NEWS
GREATEST UNSETTLEMENT OF YEAR
IN STOCKS WITH MANY BEAR DRIVES
Disturbing Factors Send Prices to Lower LevesSteel
Statement on Tuesday Expected to Show Earn
ings Above S63000,000 for Quarter
High Points in Today's Financial News


of s799O0O Actual loans fell s5S000
meek
Company UhdreW quotations
standard still Stock
of Of
ssoo06 per Syear bonds redeem s800ooo0
51gedr note
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
Business in Conner Gnnd


inquiries the market August
several the leading
from % to 80 year 2s1 cents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

The statistical position OF cotton is as fol
This week Last week Last year
fGssp supply 's'D .... 6ssi ass 5ss2 ssi $3.50 OO4
y lesa AMEN ans ~l'1 s.s5s sss s72sssi s574 OO4
fosIa Aprii + Il i IO6si 4Ta iO7s417T ss2s lss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
FRESH FRUITS

generally ruled steady as followsi Apples, pei
bbl-Wlnesap. {30f; Baldwin. 81 so 6s.
etssr iss''i's iY'sarletIss q 500 So. No 81 25g9
oranges, Florida, per crate. s2 b0@4i tan
gerines, Florida. per strap. g243;50 grape
box, So a3; pineapples. per crate-PortO Rico,
ta. 5O95; eranbsrTies. Jersey. per bbl. 1907;
Florida. per qt.--RefrlgeFators. 25 zoe; open
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

March operating revenues of the Georgia
Railway and Power Company and sub
salaries were $5S0,465, an Increase of
S53,98l over the same month last year
Net earnings were $4,000, against $2O5,-
49G In 1915, For the first three months
of the year the company had net earn
ings of S750,6I4 an advance of $1O7,393.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
WHEAT PRICES DROP;
BUSINESS rs QUIET
Kansas State Report Shows
Gain of 7.3 Per Cent. Over
Government Estimate
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
CHICAGO, April 22.-The weather fore
east for 80 hours follows:
lillnols-Partly cloudy tonight and Sun
aaIi somewhat warmer sundaS;
MissourI-PaFtIy cloudy tonight and Sun
day, probably becoming unsettled westi
somewhat warmer southeast tonight.
Wise0nsIn--Partly cloudy tonight and
Sunday frost tonight; somewhat warmer
Sunday.
Minnesata-PartIy cloudy and probably
tonight and east Sunday.
IoWa--PartIy cloudy tonight and sun
dayt probably unsettled WestI not much
chance In temperature.
North Dak0ta-Fair tonight and Sunday
and preceded BY unsettled eastt warmer
east fanlEbt.
south DakOta-PartIy cloudy tonight
and Sunday probably unsettled south To-
night cooler southwest and warmer north
east tonight.
Nebraska-UnsettIed weather tonight
and Sunday probably showers west
Knnsas-Parfly cloudy and probably un-
selfled tonight and Sunday cooler Sun
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
Quotations on Steel Pine WStbdr,wn


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NEW YORK. April %.


bill unfavoae
accommodation the
The combination all these with the attendance of
Nearly all the leading
holiday
left liquidation
advised
the o
lie had been loaded II
will o Corpora.
be
generally something
For the day however there disposition
having clean
Of in
which off 90 Bethlehem Steel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

The Northern Pacihc's gross revenues
for the first two weeks Of April were
$2.7O1 900, an increase of $4s3,0OO over
the corresponding period last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

During the second week in April, 20
railroads had gross revenues OF $13,369,-
400, an increase Of slO.G62.5lS over the
corresponding week of last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

General Electric gross earnings for the
year ending December 81 last, were $780,
2O6,17S a decrease Of s4.145.034 from the
preceding year. Expenses and interest
charges were less however. by $4.59G,O16,
and the net profits accordingly increased
from $1l,2s7.SsS to $11.7379O9. an ad.
vance of S45O,O2I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

Of the
convertible
sssoooo yea outstanding Of give
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
Financial Briefs

orders for 100, 900 tons steel rails have
been refused by the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company in the last few weeks, be.
cause the company has orders booked
ahead that will tax it's capacity until July.
1917 according to President Welborn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
BAR SILVER

sasl.a Ca i isTsss:l g sss q sls -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
BONDS

Total sales, $4,000. compared with sS0.O 900
S3DT, 800.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

lsOHIN tsb6lsVUV
Net demand deposits ............ I,25h.OO0
Time deposits .................. 4,352.OUu
reserve ..,...........'..''' 2'S3O'VIu
'InCrcaBc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
PROVISIONS

-, The market was quiet but lrm, Quotations:
city beef, In sets, smoked and Hlr-dricd, 2GC
Western beef, IN Hets, smoked. 2Gc.; city beef
knucltlns and tenders, smoked and Hir-dried
smoked ,33I@G2Ssc;; beef hams. ,is2sm39; pork
l7A isc. do, skinned loose. III. a isc. do. .
do. smoked lsl4 a l0c. other hams, smoked
city cured. as to brand and average lisa 1874 G. (;
hams, smoked, Western cured, ls@ 1sc.; 10. .,
bnh"d, boneleAs, SOC; picnic shoulders, s. r..
cured, loose, l2hC.; do, smoked. Is 4 "a IL u G.
bellies, IN pickle, according to average. loose;
- = o. loc: bFeakiaAt, bacon. as TO brand aud
T." ise'; lard lard Western refined tIeEeee; l8o
dered. In tiercea. l3c.; do. do, In tubs. 13c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

The New York Subtreasury gained ST.
1861 900 from banks on Friday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Thcre was decline Of p. In this
market due to slow demand aud bcarlsh
speculation In the West. Quotations. Car lots
in EXPORT clcvntOr-No. red. spot and April
sllapl.igi No. 2 southern RCD, i1l@ll4 X;
sLlo4 13; rejected A. sl.071E @l.lOh re-
Receipts, POPS buah. OFFERINGS were
only moderate and the market ruled steady.
but trade was quiet. Quotations: Car lots for
local trade. as to location No. yellow, S2m
2hcG steamer yellow, sg@ sic: No. vel
low, "a 7Sc.; No. yellow, I5@76c; cob.
= OARS He:SIiG,tSs'. ~ o3'. bush. The market
was quiet aud unchanged with moderate but
ample offerings. Quotations.; No. white.
~ y n 52c.; standard white. jOdllc.i No, 3
white. 40 q JOc.3 No. ! white, II y n As hc.:
sample oats, 3Is @iihc.i purified oats
" :, Fit6uR RcsscIpts 1ll5 bbls,, and 9.7lO.23
lbs. In sacks. tn" market was dun and largely
nominal. Quotations per lOG lbs. In wood: Win
ter. clear. 81 NJ 5lO do. straight. 81. 15W
$50: do, patent 25,GO1 so; Kansas clear.
cotton gacRs S6n5 3O do, straight. cotton
sacks, $5.aOs !, 7ji do, patent, cotton sacks,
50, 10 q q; spring first clear, 81, 80 p .. 10. DO
straight. So 10 n 80. do. patent, SjDOmB. 25i
do, fayDritc brands f6,5Oft6.75i city mills.
choice and fancy patent, S6.JUQGIJ; city
mills, regular gradcs-Winter. clear. 81 500
.. do,, straight. s5.1JW1.JO: do. patent.
81. .GOff5.sO
RYE FLOUR was quiet but steady under
light offerings. Quotations: S5gJ.5O per bbl..
"A quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

CHEESt-rhe market ruled firm under light
offerings. but trade was quiet. Following are
the ,quotations: New York, fun cream fancy
held. 1874 @l0c; special higher; do. do. fair
IL n IGc. ~ '
BUTTER-Wholesale trade as usual on the
last day OF the week was quiet but receipts
were light ana the market ruled steady. Quo
thtiOnH! Western, solid d-paclsed creamery
fancy specials 3sc.; extra. S6c. firsts 35la G. :
seconds. 81 35c.; nearby prints. fancy 3Dc. /;
45o, ' "
EGGs-Receipts were quite liberal, but
there was a good demand FOR desirable stock
and values were we'll sustained. Quotations
follow IN free cases, nearby. extra, 28c. per
doz; nrsts S8.7b per standard case; nearby
extras. i@25c. per dos Western extra
trsts soI5 per case: irsts 50. 80 per case;
candied fresh eggs were jobbing at PIG 2Oo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
POULTRY

LTVE1--The market was quiet. but values
were well sustained. Quotations: Fowls 100
2Qh c;i roosters, 129 l3c. : dickens, soft meat
staEgy, l4a lbc ducks, as to Size and duality,
lsW2Oe.; geese, ITO lOe. some unattTactiye
stock lower; pigeons. o1, per pair 2s q soc T:
kIvE-BowlH were firmly held Spring
shade easier Quotations; Fowls. 10 n 2OIs C :
ROSTERS, l24l3e. spring chickens, accoTdlnE
TO quality. weighing / az lbs, apiece. SO a 4Oc !:
ducks as 10 size and quality, rs q zoe: geese
l7@l0c. some unattTaetlye stock lower; pig
cons. old, per pair ESQ soc; do, young. per
pair. 2O0 &c. -
msnd absorbing the limited offerings Of desiTa-
y.paeksd}.,F'Ywlss,o I2 iqs bos. ,dryspicfsdd.
apiece 2lh Eweighing 4 B1ii lbsi apiece, 2lh G.,
dry-picked weighing AZ g 3 lbs. apiece 2iH e
weighing lbs. Apiece. 2llz O. smaller sizes
II " zoe; old ROSTERS. dry-picked. 1Bci broll-
era, Jersey, fancy, 800 55c. do, other nearby
Weighing 2HS lbs. per pair, 4bW 42c. larger
sizes, 35 q ssc.i capons per lb-Wslghing a
10 lbs. apiece, ~ 2sc. smaller slzes 23 10
26c.. ducks. nearby, spring, 70 q 30c.; SQUADS
per dnz,-Whlte, weighing 1lWl9 lbs. per
doz., IS. IS r 81; white weighing O010 lbs. per
doz.. 352b45,76; white. weighing. lbs. per
dos ,t4q47s; do a.. I lbs per doz. 81 25
s. dark. s2@Si small and No. 2. sigi 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

Operating revenues of the New York
Edison Company during 1915 were s22,-
546,06s, n decrease OF s092,274 from those
OF 1914. Net revenues were sl2,s96,390.
"A decrease of S70S,g27. Dividends paid
amounted to $4,451,85O, an increase Of
S73l,65l. The surplus decreased S573796.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

TstaI sales. $4,000 sharss. compared with
s.ig6, 500 shares last wesk, 2.6i7 800 SHARE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

IL. L. Smthers has been elected second
vice president of the Louisville and Nash.
vile Railroad, succeeding the late William
j. Dickinson. O. f. Amber succeeds Mr..
Smithers as assistant treasurer and is also
appointed assistant secretary.
The Bank of England reports the
amount of currency notes outstanding as
El06,55l ,s05, against f104,379,43S last
week. The amount OF gold held for the
redemption of such notes remains at f28,-
100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
Reserye Banks, Discount Rates
Cotton Statistics

over pS 30 e % % 90 cent and over So
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22

a. ISisl f.a aoa sales ss.ssi:0eo, compared with
600; last week. sz6.I58 900 eS' sio'ssi'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
Sc RECONOCIO.

La maestro de una e&cuela rural,
sc esforzaba siemprc por hacer que
las lecciones que dab. 4 sus pcquenos
d!>eipu,oS fu"ran he las mas ia'rrr-
SanteS.
".Ahora, nihos, les dijo, va ustedes
han ~nombr2do Il todos los animales
domtsticos, memo mos. iQue animal
cs csc cue no han nombrado??"
Ninisuno respondi1.
Como c. ESQ.," grit6 Ia maestro.
;"Ninguno de ustedes conocc csc a.
nimal ,iomtstirn?" E>n animal tirnr
W. pelo muy rcbelde, lie gusta TODD 10
sucio Y su mayor placer es revolcarse
en- el lodo".
Uno de los alumnos que estaba CO.
mo oculto en- uno de los ultimos ban
cos de la clase, levant0 timidamente
Ia mano, : dijo cor acento de profun-
da refleXi0n:
Maestro, csc animal soy yo".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26

rnviandn ~uS tn!umDa> con gran
mana para "nloly"r. sin duda. IA
mopta1a......
Slrna 81 rIarin IN Ia honi"nada
hugo. Y III t",Iu. tradurr aqurila
-~ntr III r>a iras" ;iu" tonmurvr a
lodu>: la IL ""n"m!gp 4. I""nt"'".
RrduirrrnSc las arEna- con pres
TIA: aDrrn .a> >acaS III iruntlia DO
"a ' los .~iuanr> So oruItan IN los
nu>r"> lur irja IiDrn il D"laia roca.
Brryr r>pariQ tran>ruIt,. IN q, 81
."nrin que prrcrdr al prinripiu de
"A lurha: mas hugo 81 trHrno del!
canon rrtumDa. alas al ci',o una
r$plral inmrnSa, y Al rontr>tar al
"ala Ia montana. cIb!'S' @! ramp"
H.. Una nuha drU>a. Prot '2!ia por
lila =, r.l"nrj2o ha tvmaIv m"jor"s
poSicipn"S: Y 4 Ia yOz del c~larin,
vumitan lu~Go, toio2. a. mismo
tempo. los c%aH0n"S.
Do ,luirra ">la!la ia mortal era
nadia. a~ranranio La picdras d" 81
a,i"nto y ~r.=anio del campo dr Ia
.urha .u- li>lb!"> confines. rqu
IIuy!a r>pr>a lie curtantrS ca>ro>, y
j.. rlayos ' firrru> y DaLln'-. En- IA
/ H. .,,r.g,- 49,,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-26
DESDE FL DESTIERRO
iOtra vez 81 peligro amarillo?

ms con Si habil p~oliliCa que con Z.
a<a,-ivo de sus fuerzas. La guerra &C
mai nos IN corvenci&o de csta YER
,ol. - Eaisar iiio. no he mpcno. que
N.~,,r;, ;ho contra rrgla,erra y no
-
A>i las cosas, cs decir. Ing.arer9"
Alfalfa .: Iapon. 10 natura. - 4uc 4
& n~aciones que con ella pelican les
~con,enga unirsa . ese pacto, del que
forzosamente deben partir nedidaS
H.. ,.~..ru ,rnn6mlr0 Y rnlu"Tcla,. tan
!uaco como teymi2c IA c~on.ienda.
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