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Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
MIAMI CONSOLIDATED OPENS WITH FUR0R ON
 NEW YORK MARKET

MIAMI, Nov. 11-After a most sen sational opening in the New York Curb Wednesday. Miami Consolidated Mines company shares showed great activity in the eastern market yester- day and sold up to $1.
 Interest is being shown in the stock in the eastern market as indicated in the telegram received by Louis Lefko- wits here yesterday from c. F. Speed ell. head of the Wall Street bureau of the New York Morning Telegraph, who, said: "One of the biggest crowds of cur bbrokers ever witness ed On the curb was assembled today when the Miami Consolidated Mines company stock was called and went from 6S cents to 9S cents within half an hour over fifty thousand shares were traded in today I congratulate you upon the success of your enter prise"
 NIT. Lefkovits and his office force are simply swamped with work in is suing the stock certificates that were ordered before the night of Nov. 7th. So great was the demand for the stock that more than two hundred thousand shares were rejected be- cause they came in after the time set for closing
 "I am particularly pleased with the class of investors who have taken shares in Miami Consolidated" said Mir. Lefkovits today. For instance. such men as United States Senator T. P. Gore has taken a block; and scores of other men of equal promi- hence are putting heir faith in the future of Miami Consolidated"
 That confidence in the property is general throughout mining circles in the southwest, is shown by the fact that nearly every mining man of prom thence in this part of the country has invested in the shares. This confi- dence is not alone inspired by the be- lief that the company property is of exceptional merit, but is alone based on the fact that John s. Cook, who made mining history in Nevada and the Lefkovits brothers, Henry ". Shell and men of similar integrity and experience are the moving spir- it's in the enterprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
SHORT COURSE IN MINING AT VARSITY
 ENROLLING MANY

The enrolment for the first Short
 has been very gratifying to the au' | thorities of the University. This course started on Monday last and covers a period of five weeks. The of blowpipe analysis, mineralogy, rock study, geology and surveying. ] They are taught to identify all of the more important elements by the use of the blowpipe and hoy to recognize ! the principal ore and gauge minerals at sight. In geology only those parts i of the subject directly applicable to mining or prospecting are present, while in surveying the work covers the use of instruments, mapping, con- putting, connections, etc.
 The object of these courses is to give the workingmen of the state an opportunity to attend the University, if only for a short time, that they may get in concentrated form information which will enable them to better their own positions, which will result in a more complete and economical utiliza- ton of the states mineral resources.
 Inasmuch as there are no entrance requirements to these courses, it is but natural that a varying amount of information be received. Hence the present time is not too late for one interested who understands the ele- ments of mineralogy to enter for the first course, the course for prospect ors.
 More complete information may be obtained by writing The Dean, Col sity of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
Keeps Her Children
 m Perfect Health
D2. CALDWElIS SYRUP PEPSIN THE FAMILY LAXATIVE FOR
 MANY YEARS.

Mrs. Aug. Doellefeld of Carlyle, H., recently wrote to Dr. Caldwell, at Moi,- ticello, H., that she has used Dr. Cald. wells Syrup Pepsin in her home for a number of years, and would not be without it, as with it she has been able to keep her four children in per feet health.
 Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin IS a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin that acts on the bowels in an easy, .ural way, and regulates the action @ his most important func- ton. Nearly II the sickness to which children are subject is traceable to bowel inactioa, and a mild, depend able laxative, such as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin should have a place in every family medicine chest. It is pleasant to the taste and children like it, and take it readily, while it is equally effective for adults.
 Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold in drug stores everywhere for fifty cents a bottle. To avoid limitations
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
OIAZ CAPTURES CITY
 NOT FAR FROM VERA CRUZ.

ON BOARD THE us GUNBOAT WHEELING, Of The Coast of Vera Cruz (By Wireless to Pensacola) Nov. 1.-The forces of General Felix Diaz, nephew of former President Porfirio Diaz, have captured Tehuantepec City and have invested Salina Cruz On the Gulf of Mexico side of the isthmus the Felixistas are reported to be with in six miles of Coatzacoalcos. A force of 700 Carrancistas left Vera Cruz yes terday to take the field against the revolutionists.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
4 MILLION LETTERS TO
 FRENCH SOLDIERS DAILY

PARIS, Nov. 1.-The French sol diers' correspondence now amounts to nearly four and a half million pieces per day. They receive an avearge of four million ordinary letters, 300,000 registered letters. 10000 postal and telegraphic money orders. and 5O,000 newspapers.
 It keeps busy a staff of more than 2,000 special employees at the central, postoffice in Paris while 26 clerks suf- ficed during the first three months of the war, for an average of 600,000 let ters and 10000 packages.
 The present staff handles 220 tons of matter per day, and it requires A cars of the French standard size to
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure was an operation. Trusses did me no good. Finally got hold of something that quickly and completely cured me. Years have passed and the rupture has never returned, although am doing hard work as a carpenter. There was no opera ion. no lost time, no trouble. have nothing to sell but will give full information about how you may find complete cure without operation. if you write to me. Eugene NJ. Pullen. Carpenter.
 5i3C ssiarcelius Avenue, Manasquan. N. J. Better cut out this notice and show it to any others who are ruptured-you may save a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and the worry and danger of an operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12
For a Weak Stomach.

As a general rule all you need to do is to adopt a diet suited to your age and occupation and to keep your bow els regular. When you feel that you have eaten too much and when cap stipated, take )ne of Chamberlain Tablets. (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12

distribute it among the principal head quarters behind the front.
 The soldiers mail now equals the ordinary peace time postal traffic for the entire country and the letters alone are triple the ordinary distributions in the city of Paris.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-12

and ineffective substitutes be sure you get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's sigma ture and his portrait appear on the yellow carton in which the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 455 Washington St., Mon ticello, Illinois.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
La estrategia de Napoleon
(Viene De Ia TAI

casa de ella 81 ielicidad, ' poT -"
no ouiso abandooar!a ,uando ca
-empo : sc perdic.
Fl culao lie N~epoicon, como ei de
Budha. no echo profundaS raices On
ell slelo donde habia nacido. iISo
,ambien parccido aceci6 : nuescr2
religion cristiara, que germino ' sc
Dropag6, no en- Oriente, sino On Dc
cidente. En- Francia, muertoS 4 dis
paros los veteranos que lie sigu!eron
ar u romanticas sxpediciones, =o-
memo n h~os6lidad. De rodos los
Duntos. no solo de los altos s'tnaieS
coussryadoras. sno de Il m!sina Ju-
yentud -eaero,a lie los i~gnorantes :
los In~telectuales, parueron dard"S
que fuer5a q ~clavarse en- Ia estat2a
de- gran hcnabrr. No eran c!avos de
orc como les de "a esrarua de Hin
denburg. siao flethas envenenadaS.
Con e. desarro!lo lie las ideas paci-
fista- y humanitarias en Francis. e.
m~ennsprevin 50 hizo aln mas 0s2e"-
-ib.e. De este menosp~ecio, a eE-
,..csiaa rs aguaa he el iiOro de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
LA MUJER ~ALEMANA....
Niene de IL IA. pagina-)

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
BARBADlLLO.
Mayo IS de 1916.

Este movimiento de vaiven. este
'jucgo de ,anzadcra' es ei que ejc.
cutan actuaimentc los germanoS con
mcdioS desmesuradamente mas eiic'-
ces. tra>ladando suS fuerzas de Oiie"-
te 4 Occidente. Y viceversa. Napu.
leon ejecutaba estos movimientos cor
marchas forz2das 4 pie. mientraS aEc-
IA Sc utilizan las lineas f&rreas. M
poieon los dirigia POI 81 miSmo. mic:
tras ahcra eNiste .un Estado 3layo:
que, obedeciendo el plan del general
en- jefe. Sc encarga de dirigirlos.
Los aiiaLoS consiguieron a fin G.
trechar ell circuio Y reducir 4 Bona
parte i !ibrar IN batalla de Leipzig.
donde fue derrotado y por miIagi D
Pudo salvar su ejGrcito Y trasladar 81
teatro de Ia guerra q Francia. iLogr4-
ran los aliados de ahora estrechar 81
circu,o aleman Y ob!igarles 4 acepta,
batal!as con fuerZas i~nferiores? Is IN
s~ecreto de 10 porvenir. La IngIate.
IRA asi 10 tiene ca!culado y previsto,
DeSarrolla contra Alemania el miSnlc
plan y sistema que emple6 tenazmen.
te para hacer sueumbir 4 Napoleon.
Pero 81 los a,emanes lograran ven.
Ger en- esta guerra (caso "a imposi.
bIe). los f~ranceses tendrian n salts
faccion Y ei disgusto = Ia vez de SCI
vencidos por el mismo caudillo drt
tartas veCes les llevo a Ia Victoria.
A. PALACiO VALDES.
Paris Mayo de 1915.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
JOHN Y CHARLES.
(Viene de la Ia

timulantes. fuer1es. biog2aficos. ms
tructivos. cLaro. machaconeS 81 Quie-
res. pero que o5ran sobre nueStro
cerebro con efectiyidad y resullado.
-Saber sscar partido de "A vida
de los hombras en- favor de los M.
mos hombres. Esta 81 e. una virtud
~jona que no Ia discuto. pero 81 dis
cuJo ' a:scgtire siempre su tan de-
c9ntada s~upCtio-idad.
John Sc sonrie fraterna,mente. Pr
den otro Gin-fizz. Sc ~estrechan IA
mauo 0 efusion ' Sc deSriden has
IA 81 dia Siguiente.
Carlos MARTI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
pecIaraciones del Sr. Alba.

MADRID. Julio lo.-El ministro
"a Hacienda. senior Alba, he mani
res,ado i los periodistas cue 81 no 'e
aorueban las CortcS el proyecto de
impucsto sobre beneficios de guerra.
ahandonara II Cartera.
.ANadi6 que no le sorprende Ia a.
t,tud en- que Sc han co!ocado las cla-
- comercia!es e industriaieS de BIZ
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RODCLFC CAONAN EN- ES9ANA
Vicnr de- Ia Pag. 3a.)

-
m@n2 "M"JoS' "eS'' ~
cho, astilIaoo "e. 'S'e'"''
alto dc a2ujaS'
Gaona Le q" &c" 's'o''''
y caatro !"nce& suPt'lo'eS &c .'e!'-
por derraa con Ia !i'uf"' co" j"
larGia. coa * s"!s" que eI po"e ''
esta s1c"te del tofeo que III" fi'"'''
81 "ombre antique y cL&sl'" para '''-
var {! del d'eStro dc Mexico h's.'
Aizo "n quite maSiS'r"i' ''I'''''',,,'
heSpu''S' I ~'HS'"',ei"s "
tud, tom" L"S "'""ef3'''S' n'"' "''
hreve y "dorn"Ha prePaF"'t'"
loco un par HeS'Su"'' "e oe'-"
afuera; otro 2recIoS"' "ohFue TIC Il
&yudo cl tore; mas t@rde' meH'o' az
v&li6 por los dos JuntoS. fi"'" permit
so para seguir, y jugueteo otr& W.
y ahora lie acUd!o e. olcho ' c. 'h'-'
clavo I'm par monumental.
Require los AMOS He eS'o!"e"
sc fur hacla e nlcno co"tE" G'e'e.
cia. para buscar ma apFIeto ' m'.s
riozgo, Sc hiac", a.egFo. La ite'" -
"cudi", ' G"o"a. tlrme' c."'2"o -
q suelo, allegro mas eSPer' mas ''
minute tai 'e% y &C CONSUME .
CO: un e$ca-"''!a"te P"Ss "E'0"'
por alto, en- cue los c"ef"o' pas
ron junto al rostro Hei 'oFefo' G"'
serene y g"!iardo ago los Dr"|,'
del engano y marc" n md !tihP.'
y derecha 4 Ia engaHada res
: ESQ Slgu!ero" "tfoS He peci"' 80
rod:.ia>. Y &y"G&ao>- ~" "N i'heH
70 muy huen"' mas tFaSIeo' ' e"'''
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ne uH "'I'e"'o P'e''o9o'
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
Ell EJEMFLO DEL PARAGUAY.
Nicnr de la 3a.)

-
Brasil; IA dcFensa de Humail&' p"F
NJ punado de patrioIaS' contra e!
citrcito uliado; las haZanaS mnumc-
rabies y famosas del general Caha-
Hero; ~aquei.os heroes obscuros o
n~otorios que PrcfcH!"n l" muert2 :
readirse, como los 40 que mc'ero"
frenJe por Ultima "ez " TODD = eJer-
cito coa.igado Y 4 GuieneS los gene
ralcs d.! Brasii-echando so"re =
una maEcha inGelebLe a~ses'n"ro" "n
gran numero, ce=de So.a"o Lopez 81
hijo de Ho!ano' e \'cePreS'oeN'e' e.
Mi"istEo de Guerra. mast" Il" @eF'e az
m"rtireS neEoIc'S t 'h"om'''""'"'
cue ~obScureceH = O~"mDEo"h'' que
prcfirlefon morn " aeciai""Ne some
tidoS.
No demandan eStaS proeZaS ' g.
tos heroes cl tribute cue les dehen a
musa De IA historic y Gel c'a'"' ia
musa de Ia historic. como p@radl&m"
" ensenanZa De las &eHcf"c'oheS "
muSa de. c2nt"' como P'e'i!'" "'' H.
foiS'n" P"F"E""S"' ''"'" ~ '''
~coF2EoheS Writes '''"" '"'''' q"
pufhioS que {" 10 Poi'''''' '"'''''
ror 81 INDEPENDENT
II miSiho p~e''o''"-c =. F"'''
pefaonIilto t. he'o'''"o "e' "I""E
tan osSi!%uf"uo Po' e,,' 'o''S "'"-
5l.efoS 'Ee''l'0- ''''' "
mo eS 1ig"F' S'"SU'"' y "n"I''''''
me"ecedofa dc SCI ~eS0"'P'"" q"
bronco y cant"Ga por los mas s'a"-
des poetas de IA America. C"aa no
IN de Su vida. aurante aqueII' !n'N''
mo eS pa&ina &c uh
Puede al!fh!"rS"' SIN oN'"'' " Tvs
heroes pesuanoH ! '!'''','S' .! !"
guerra del fac!lIc'' III " los meN'''-
nos que luch"Fo" conn" S"''I"'S >
'"eSo '0'''I - b,s,a b..
ann : w '',
ae$pu@" oe j"
PEec'So'' "'S..
ia y maxim" l's"'" III
americahoS Sc ''H'i"n'
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tie l" amer
de ;" se"'o' 7'''',o s.lnIa-a
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.m.o...;.o 81 havoc.
MANGO Il -
"', IL K y' Iofonsa l., So,
o0''''o Juan;o ooua p,
pans ,1,o ,c,n
J.,
GUS ES'e'"''' "'D' ,
ietra' EenceF morn 'o'o"s'
hsFgarrl''a' e"''1"0 -
IZ''o0 paraguay oS' " G
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
Mejofas para los ohreros

BILBAO. Julio Io.-Lo, aImaca-
ncs del Euskaiduna Y los a&til.cr"s
del Ncryi6n. han acordado concc@@'
yafias mcioras q los ohrcrns.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
FL ~inpuesto sobre beneficios de Ia guerra, ha Waldo al
~2Afiiaistlo De Hacienda mrlchos eIogios del p1blico
En- canabio los concentrates guipucozanos estan prctestando energi-
camente contra tI MEDIA
OTRAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA
OTRAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

bao Y expres6 81 coMfianza &c GU"
pasados los primeroS momentos Vuel-
va In normaiidad en- n Bolsa de aque-
Ia capital ' cese n campaha dc pro
tesla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03

EnccRtrahdo va povoS lleleS On
Francia el quito de Napoleon. Sc re-
fugio en- A.emania. Los a!emanes'
que poseen muchas Y grandes cuaLl-
dades. no hri.lan p"r |" oriSlnalidaa.
No 6 pueblo de InyensioH, n "e
adaptation, como les japoneseS. Ape
nas ninguno de los grandes lnvent"S
moteuoS Sc les debe; pcro han sahs-
10 u~t3iizar:oS ' ~i.evarIoS todoS Z un@
singular perfection. Los in@!eSes '
fcanceSes tionen mas gen!o inventi-
20; paro como manipuladores. los
germanoS les sacan EentaJa.
81 hemos de- conceder = a.gin pue-
bio Sobre Ii TERRA n palma de Ia
tnverci6n. es 4. ingles. Son ;~nvento.
res. no solamerte de mctodos : ven
,aias en- las artes industriales. sino
en- los usoz misfnos De IL vida. en-
les costumbres. Ell los p.aceres V To-
;fegos. Han conseguido impoucr su
n,aYeya de- viyir y nasta sus cap.ichos
ms f,traya~an;es =! m1nGo ente,..
F.fo demo - resDeto que aIli ba
:, s,,-.5o siemnre Ia in]icjat;ya iYdiyi-
&,.l ro F,anria ramhirn eyiste ura
o~.-ur.l ..nfif95 ope no "a aruuu-,
s, .Igrno. oisan:.s sfno cue viz.
o~snarc;Ia nc, todos los eD,cndinier-
ro. - todos lss manos. F. cosa 81
si6g me nor 10 general I'm frances
49,. 4. o,.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03

La situaci6n de los ejercitoS &lema-
mes en- los presantes momentos es c2Si
exactamente Ia misma que ccupaban
en- aquella fecha los de Bonaparte
Este. rodeado por los aliados &c en-
tonces. Sc apoyaba cor el nic!eo ms
escogido Y fuerte de 81 ejtrcito en- el
centric de Aiemania. cerca de Dresde.
Tenia en- el Norte On ejercito l.ama-
20 de Berlin para openers al de 81
an..guo subordinate B~ernadotte; a:
Este. otro ;Iam2do de SiieSia. para re-
:isti- n mandado por el marisca.
Biicher. : por fir, otro al Sur. para
cCmbatir a los aUStri2coS Y pruSianoS
mandates por el mariseal Schwarzen-
berg. Su t;:ctica cons;stia en- movi-
mientoS de vaiven. Ell 10 que ahora So
llama "jueeo de lanzadera.' Anadia
repentinameDte suS fuerzas 4 las de
uno de los ejercitVs de Ia ~periferia, :
Gespues Z otro. segln le convenia. La
,actica Sc los ali2dos Sc limitaba 4 re-
tirarse cuando e. Emperador aeudia 4
IN sitio V n al mismo tempo
por e. otro,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
FL VERDsD.R0 LiBR0 DE GhO
PRACTICAS DE MAGNETISiMO
HEPNOTIsMO Y SUGGESTION

Este interesantisimo hbro corrige e
apocamiento, II f<a de volunrad
las energias perdidas. iQuereis vues
ira vida rodeada De f~elicidad? Pue.
Iced ei "Verdadero Libro de Gro" :!
en- 81 hallareis Ia forma como Sc I'd
quierc Ia fuerza, II felicidad. Ia "
da toda.
Consta de IN elegante volTmel
muy bien imprsso Y ricamente encus
Gern2do en- tela
PREC!o DE- IA oSRA: $500
PHASE ::
lGNACIO E. LOZANO.
COZ DcloroSa St. San kRtca;o. Te,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20

T1e con--ssio1s-e u ire city q
Dzytonz hesd ~ z1.olrre1 .-eeting L
he cir hsu SATURDAY Afternoon = :
o'csock ~, ~ese present
r p Nllton aas appoi1ted Chief
u police. / = H-u,hrsys. policeman.
and Z. r Oztes. city seiieitor TAX
Assessor Otto Il Wehnsr presented
The 1915 tx rolI nd the commission
ers moved u priced sikh ne =
yiew ard egsal.zz,-or L wzs tae1
moved % TIN sane over % me a.
SCISSOR for completion
TIE genera raiilage was placed =.
II mills. TIE sinking fund q one uiil
md special mlllage ftae city hall. 4
two rallls The following officers were
abolished. ACCORDING 70 The Old scheme.
Aeity CLERK, city attorney. city marshal.
city Tax collector.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20

Al ~ao have re welta-e q TIE
Daytorz paalic zcaool = aea-r should
m4ze il po.nt u a.sead aad IL
fgence osaer. u s,tead tie high
sehool festival ~aiea uiIl y given his
evening II the Casino Burgoyse b
pupils and fzcalrr TIE proceeds .:
he erening vii y ne Foundation 81
f1ad for The maintenance .: TIE con-
nercial department which Is . be
established Il he school Great prep
a-ationz hare been made Tor The fes-
tiyal and i all = one q the prin-
cipsl events II me present season. Il
vii be ore of those occasions ahe-e
taose attending viii not only enjoy
delightful time. but will te assisting
Z cause yell Worthy Of their support
Commodore Ba-goyne IS heartily in
terested i ne successful outcome ii
The festival ana has requested The
Daily News u ask the public 10 visit
the Casino this evening ard yield up
their quarters y the school Children
The sunday evening band concert
il The Casino vas very largely ar
tending ard the land occupied TIE AZ
cove just completed OF the east side
Of the building and forming part 81
the new addition. The evening was
Hlild and many people took seats on
the yeranda which lad been thrown
open 70 the public Saturday afternoon
+ The yeranda which Is about 100 feet
n length. varies il width from the
ends 70 the middle where il curves
gracefully to allow Tor the glass en-
closure alcoye for the band Doors
open upon the veranda al either side
of the alcove Many who heard the
music IS greatly enhanced by the posi-
/ concert Sunday evening say that the
ton Of the band il the alcoye.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20
THE GERMANS TO MAKE
ANOTHER GREAT ATTACK

b z-o-zl S=Es s=-r.ozl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20
VISITS WEST COAST,
THEN DECIDES To
BUILD AT ORTONA

Three weeks ago :. n G-aEan. 81
Nader Mass bought 4 Io- a. Orrona-
H then made & TIP 70 all -hs gulf
coast resorts, out af-s- looking rhem
al over came 70 the conclusion thar
ths East Coast 81 Florida. and the Day
-o1a locality especially. excels al 9th
er sections Of the state
To bear out this belief NJ. GraEzn
lasr Saturday bought five more los a
Or-ona-0ne on the ocean beach. one
on the river front Two on Hartford
avenue and one OF BrooklIne avenue
ri Gra1an has already arranged
70 erect five new bungalows Iare next
sumner on his newly acquired prop
cry On the ocean front Iot he will
erect 9 commodious bungalow Tor his
own occupancy. and viii build four
Others Tor rental purposes.
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The Hart and tie Vine

A Hart, hard pressed in the chase,
bid himself beneath the large leaves
OF a Vine. The huntsmen, in then
haste, overshot the place OF his con-
cealmenr, when the Hart. supposing
all danger to have passed began TO
nibble the tendrils OF The Vine. One
Of the hun-smen. attracted by the
rustling OF the leaves, looked back.
and. seeing the Hart. shot an arrow
from his bow, and killed il. The Hart,
at the point OF death, groaned out
these words: 1 am rightly served
for / ought not 10 have maltreated
the Vine that saved ne. From Ae-
sop's Fables.
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Every day is summer in Daytona.
From TIE attn.

The Russians. VINO were slightly IL
nuenced b. the Latin races. say that
dogs bark ana the wind carries it
away" but the French. SpanIards, Ger.
mans and English who nave inherited
more than they wish 70 acknowledge
from ancient Rome al agree that
barking dogs don't bite and we have
also in English the warning to have
a care for silent dog and still water"
which is clearly z free translation OF
he Latin original
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20
NO BUSINESS LICENSE;
MAYORS COURT FINES ;

Michael SabbagA ve1der Of fancy
goods. Joseph Scher. 2 merchant sell
t1g dress ard millinery materials. aut
Z Lace. operating nea- and vege-
able store we're brought before The
mayors court this morning charged
Ei-1 doing business without license.
Sab5agh vas discharged because
there vas 10 proof he had been sell
ing I more than one place Al The
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20
7 raining Children.

The trouble IS thai many 1arents do
not appreciate the importance OF be-
ginning 70 train their children in emo
uonaI control while the children still
are very small They may scold them
and punish them, but they do not train
them So that. often without the pa
rents suspecting II, the nabit of ex-
cesSlF7 emotlonalitv grows until II
oecrrt~s an -HEralner personal trait
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Owing TO IL health will sell ny
new brick residence with every mod
err Improvement, corner Ocean boule-
yard and Duke street, Daytona Beach:
also cottage, 135 North Ridgewood
avenue. both In excellent order and
a real bargain. No reasonable offer
refused. ". II. Shaffner. Daytona
Beach. e6&n-~&s-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-20

PARIS, March 2O.-The Germans have opened
q violent Commandment along the vest banks OF
the Neuse preparatory % another great assault on
Lerdun. According 20 the Paris official statement,
the Teuton attacks on Pepper Hill have been sue
cessfully repulsed The rest Of the front IS said 10
be unusually quiet.
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NO GERMAN SUBMARINE NEAR
SCENE OF TUBANTIA SINKING
gy 1n-=-azrozzl News s=-ves,

THE HAGUE, March 2O.-The German am
baSsadOr 10 Holland has notified the Dutch govern
ment that there was no TeutOn submarine in the
neighbOrhOOd when the Tuhantia was sunk hv a
torpedo