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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

United Press.
PARIS. Feb. 12.-The French have
captured 300 yards of trenches at
Champaign by a sudden advance to
the northeast of Mesnit.
The advance was in the direction
of the Lahures heights. which dom
mate the German supply railroad.
The Germans made fierce counter
attacks, but in vain.
PETROGRAD, Feb. 12-The en-
tire Volhynia- Bessaraba front is the
scene of fierce fighting.
General Ivanhoff is attacking west
of Tarnapol and the Russians are at
tempting to throw their forces across
the Denister river, northwest of
Czernowitz.
ROME, Feb. 12.-The last gap in
the allies ranks was closed by the
Italian decree forbidding the i'm
portation of anything from Austria
or Germany
Following conference with the
foreign office, Prime Minister BRAND
Of France said
I'VE have completed a steel wall
around Germany"
He declared that the allies are de
termined to throttle the Teutons
commercially while battcring them
with their armies.
1t is not believed that Germany
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

"On the quiet" said Short jerks
81 can always tell when Jude John
son has taken drink too many, foi
then he always begins to tell how
dearly he loves his wife"
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

Civic pride oftea consists Of saylagl
See what we have DONE" when you
haven't had thing to do with it.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14
FILIPINO INDEPEND=
ENCE IN 10 YEARS
United Press.

United Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. r.
1t has been learned that the con
gressional leaders have compromised
on Filipino independence in ten
years.
Other results of the Wilson-Gar-
rison letters which were read at the
conference are the defeat of compul-
sorry military education and the sub
situation therefor of n militia under
federal control with drafting in case
Of war.
WISCONSIN STUDENT
MURDERS SWEETHEART
United Press.
MADISON, Wis.,. Feb. 12.-wil-
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

Tell man he Is smart, and you
have made = friend for life.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

when l sing get tears In my
eyes. What can / do for this?"
stuff cotton in your ears"
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14


am not bound to but to be true
bound | bound what
! light have.
! must stand with anybody that stands RIGHT
Stand with him while right part with him when he
:
LINCOLN
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

No man can prove lie is an aristo-
'crat by getting drunk and telling the
bartender of his aristocracy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

United Ffess.
MADISON, Wis.,. Feb. 12-wil-
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-14

will declare war on Italy over the
decree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
ADULT Bible CLASS
Established at Huntington by w. Va.
Association Is Largest in the
Country.

According to the official figures which
have just been received by Secretary
W. ~ Snow. Of the West Flrgn!l sun
day School association the largest adui,
%ihlc class in the entire United States
is that now organized III the .lVhnS"n
Memorial church At Huntington. THIS
news will prove very gratifying I" The
officers and members OF tn" stat" assoc
c!atlon who have been working 50 earn
estly To have West Virginia 1T the lrad
Of The list over all til" other states.
The young mems class of the same
city has also made Il great record, Dur
ing tho past six months il has con-
Quoted q contest with tn" class from
Athens. O., with the West Virginia h"r>'
winning with 4 membership near tn,
1000 mark. Tic contest closed last
sunday when al Huntington llrr" w"r'
III. in attendance.
Mr.. Show stated last evening thai tl'.
conditions In the stale were Yer" "n-
ruIiraging. Many of the local members
ara SO cnthuged with The work of Mr..
and Mrs. Snow. who have Just come
here from Fargo. y. D.. thai they arc
predicting even greater results while
these two prominent Sunday school
workers arc in charge Of tn" work III
West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
COAL SHORTAGE
Is not Responsible for Suspension OF
Packets on The Lower Part OF
the Ohio.

Contrary to an item appearing in
local evening paper that Il coal shortage
in the Ga!iipolis district was rcspon-
s!hle for the suspension of a mum Der
of packets operating on ~" ONO anu
kanawha district. il was stalled mere
las; night by Captain Henry shutter
that Il" had not received any word 10
this effect and :hlt liz" regular trans
fcrS were still being made between ihose
and tn. local boats He stated how
ever that the price Of coal has gone up
to $50 u ton and that report WAS re
rnived that it would advance another
Z cent per bushcl bu: ;hat rhe supply
was plentiful rh. Gully thing that will
stop the local boats he said. will he low
water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
RULES ISSUED
FOR WITNESSES
WITNESSES IN HOLD-UP CASE
FAIL TO APPEAR BEFORE
GRAND JURY
Deputy Sheriff She Wouldn't
Be There

Upon motion Of Assistant Prosecn,
lortor Frank \. OBrien. trImina!
Court Judge Alan II. Robinson yesier-
day evening issued rules for WFona
Williams and Augustus Williams. "ut-
orcd. who failed 10 appear as Wit
nosses in the case a@;t!nsL Orvllle !.
McWnliams, charged with t"lonlnl$
assault and highway robbery. Tn"
rules are returnnhe in Criminal tour'
Wednesday morning At $50 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff lI"nrE Frohlne
stated, when tn" rules for the absent
Witnesses had been asked. that ne caa-
TONED Wyona Williams Ia il" in court
today. and lhaI sac luid him rmphaiI-
cally she wouldn't be there.
Witnesses whose testimony was tui
submitted 10 ihr grand jury Nrsi"rh -
were cautioned strictly 10 hr in court
al 30 "Wednesday morning with II
warning that fines will b. demanded
for any witness who fails il appear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
PAIL IS EMPTY

Tn" Democrats height they sprung
u GOOD advertisement; for Wilson yes.
rorday when ln"y appeared on the
streets with a huge castiron dinner
,ai! mounted on n truck and a cailops
driven by tho motor. Accompanying
Inc huge dinner pail WAS troup OF
singers who hcralded he praises o:
Wilson through megaph0nes 10 the
music ("j vi no calOpe. The dinner
pail WAS perfectly appropriately wa=
empty as dinner pals are under Demo.
cratic administrations when there y
no big war commerce" 20 bolster up in.
LLlStrN and huSiMn.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
SOLDIER-SAILOR
Composing the "Open Forum Of the W.
c. A. to Have Luncheon
Meeting Tomorrow.

The second luuci,"nn-n"ciing Of tho
Open Forum" hrnn,-l Gr tn" Wheeling
Commercial association will h" held to-
morrow ~ t1:lJ nriucl in tn" Hotel
Windsor Tho branch has been divided
into two GrouucS--'' S,idlcrS" and Sail
nrs." The Sailors viii h" entertained at
tho luncheon hV i!r. S"l,ii"rS. hi!t rach
person is expected 10 !,tH for his dinner
The dinner will h. :"ry"h promptly at
l. IN ana all who "Xl"'"; ~ participate"
In the affair Shuuli l., "u time. Tn,.
meeting will b. short. ju,IUdinE several
snappy hut brief sr".'vh"s. All Nom
bcrs OF the Commercial nEsurr;iI"u are
invited 10 attend In affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
POLICE COURT

in police court Yesterday Morning,
Adisnn Richards and Ross Hickman,
who participated in a fight over ~
in The closed district Sunday cv"n'i!:.
were assessed s. and costs. Nathan
l.azear who had also been picked II"
with The TITO. proved 10 I'll" satIsfac-
ZION Of the court thai he did nor take
part in the fisticuff and was released
Allen Austen. Il Saturday n!Sht diSor-
derby. drew so and costs. Charles "a
croft, drunk, William and Carl A.
bright. sanle charge. -nI Mary Rich
ardson. also drunk. drew 81 and costs
apiece. Frank Wiski was assessed go
and COSTS for violating the speed ordi.
nance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
CAR DERAELED

\ l:ruv"u.i- N"rih Nh"'.lm@ 'h; "n
fin, WhrcIiu.; TrHrtIrn system VAS de-
RATED al Fourteenth ami Main streets
shortly ln.f"r" six o'clock last evening:
I'll" rear trucks split th" switch and
started around ia" Fourteenth Str'"i
E.,, ln.......i ,i i"lirwiuE th" front
trucks down Mann. causing Ihr durail-
.t.n.r,.. 81. trunks Wrr', soon r"piac ed
"u ih.. RMS and 'rntri" was tied up hut
:, Sh":' ~hii"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
Deeds.

rF'rLrri''s -. SchN"ll and Wis :" Mar
gnr.: Schneider. 10: 81 N NaZstwond.
go and other consideration.
.i.uuie Smith 20 William y. Er3nd-
cass. half OF loc .. SteNnrod place. Trta-
Ieiphia district. $40 and Other consider
I'ion.
Jennie Smith To Howard Branifass.
half % lot = Stecnrod place. Tr'ad"lphia
district. sln and other consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
WHY THEY HAD sou? HOUSES m
GARY

~ iiltIe less lhan two Years $50
Their" w"r" SoEp houses in Gary. IN.
diana. WHAT was til" trouble?
There had been n certain l!lro..y
put inlo application in in art lthA
Gnde' wood I:iliJ passed by CONGRESS.
Ii was a theory which paId Sranf at
i"nii"n - The demands Of American
labor II won't do. II is an
AMERICAN henry. stand here 10: he
Republican doctrine Of protection ~
.\m'rlran. Industry. - Hughes, at Iln",
nell. y. Y. Sept %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
NEW COURT PAGE.

Bernard Dnw. o. Elm Grove. yescerdsT 'sas 'e'n-
rorary appointed rage o. the Criminal court Arthn.
ipr;rlrnond tho former page. having given M the
position Bernard Dow Will he c=cn tho permanent
appointment il his father vii! consent for him -
hold the place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

Have you lost any rental Income
DURING the past year? Gould any Of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertisin12 7u2of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

scorg.. W Echar'i. -. and Mao"l Bis
son.ttc, ~ both % Cleveland. y.
George Lee SIayue. -. aud b"rnice
Mary. Eans. -. both % WashtnsSo~.
,;cors. 4 McL:"-mirh. -. - Butler.
PA. and tt"i"n t.mma Rack. 20. "t
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
THOMSON CLUB To.mIGnr.

Thrrr-r M"rt', I'luh vii .ur"' liz. r.~n.r. N
'ia '!,!h. uu"ti"rs. cr"nu' f..'r 81 Th"ins'H NJ p.
riu~ri, hI,,,Iuc rn'- viii Ia i.2Irlae :o,r.;Y..
h..slt,",, irr,'.:u: and . iI!l ,Trnur cSic''rh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
arc reading the ads in this paper eVe"y
day. You are to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be part OF their
reading or not au26u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
FduciacT,

t;nurge g. EsuGrGs. appointed admin
iQrrator o. the estate nf P"m"ioH, \.
Graham. Bond. 500. Ben :. Ii"n"rtHr.
Sli-HtT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
REPORTS OUT TODAY.

r.,. n 1. Inirn> ami NJ, NAirl Mile. a>s!.irt
g.. iI.. irr,..,naf - rHn MH,.G,S nigh s'iu" Wrrs
..>r ,r-r.,,iu, II"ii'.. ia" grade i"Ih:;' f't IN"
,rr ,.,.. ,r.a,, II ,rl.,.l w!a.G All !H".arl, It..
issued i,-rigs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07

Tell the home hunters about tina:
property Of yours-and get the whole
matter settled quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
CITY CASES APPEALED.

Fr..r .A,r. from IL" I"..r- court kpp-A'rt
90 TO r.-.' rn.rt yr.'rr'I-. TITO ti.c,I
81 the ciT a. Nt"c!.mc 49,. VI. Saba. 'aSrHr ln.'
.:,a Mnuson Lr.'H, and =! + F""1s who w'i.
tjn"d 81 Jri cost, ctru ;ar disturbance " :e"
week. gsH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17
Please Santa Claus, hsf
others and yourself
bv
SHOPPING EARL

rrud .u Oh, mnut.. oi tm
oaI Dmb az. "a permanent aa4
testimonial or ta. .u.r r,iN t,i
probation vli.H 500 tri.fiaia''
therefore
b, 10 ra-oe Ihat vr d7l3
th death of our u-t ~
Im. g. Nrii. that wr ast'
Oh. lu-. o. nm oaumcfrai
hicbiy respected and 'alil,e
mat We mourn the boss ~ y,
which wc have 30 beng ~, ~.
fatcmal eomrauionship ana p'' -
hh.mtion-. aHd that we a..
ui the great loss alsiaincd y
msrral Club as an creanitHl'' \.
ra.h of u, who was Dis iI,s.' - =
b. ~ further rc-olHed. hA' ....a
olution, b. spn.ad upon the ~ 5
Ga, Corpus CHRISTI l0mmeI'...
cupy thrrcof he iran-H'i'''. =. =
tamil, of oar dccos,od hane.'- !, 3
id,ut 81 REMINDER @ iAs- ~, /,
hour NJ sorrow Of the iaFe' q. !
ANNEXATION whish We ha~ X X. 81
detp feelings ot beresFeinri
rerience on accouni y p
death.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17
"A Modern Commercial
* Association *
BY Percy F. norganl

f,riF D. Mopsn. o nua ftrusaarth
and AssDeiatea hnt directed th. eam
ptIgu for Greater ofrHs thnsti tHm
m0rHal As.uHnfpu fiaf UtH resulted in
HnH Ilf nui4 tNr0 SIR N0fFHf flf
fhU hDurlt ul ihr n,mil.is nf il.r Ass4
cation. aud oihffa interested h4r Nlr
pared o pnprr 1000 A Modern Commercial
Association that will pfufr VT timely Boo.
terrsi no uH q inliDVs
The mpd growth uf thr mpnrtanor
sol tho iomm0IDa ts.uHHiiun aa lac.
tur Boo tAf iIfr Dl fiin nathn b. clraflY
Indicative 0l tNr iHrt ihst iAD American
huriuUs umn b. itst realizing fhr nrres.
fiiF iu BE- r1 .priiutt,l ind oonri. h.ralr
effort
From Tim, immrnorHl thrro hate h.pu
organization similar ~ ihr present nu
msrrihl Aasoriation Bord Wf irlr ur
Chamber ni ummrr, iuf tlr rNH Hfnt
aH nl thD tnmmsu.lal As.nrHfou ramr
lllst from ihe HfHt cooperative tnti.
organization estthil Nli 200 trrmanf lmr
fuW nrntufpa nru
lHr inst iuplisn BoHfd uI iHd. ea.
founded lr nhtt NfpmNtN m England
In fIu .rfInfrsufH HtHI. tUI tID uri..
f of H operation hDii,.tu mrr Htnf.
mi mAnunrtuf.i. Hn. Iipm .h.i Hu-.
Chat iunr
American Commercial Association
Y lhr Hppou 5000 ui tHD fT.f inumr .lIl
A.snDatIuu ia % mHftr Yi asplt n
nnIng certain f..t OH. WifH bob IH
uluDirrnth century r0H $500 N
organizations Hl t.U Af.n.nH .H'un..
uuD ihr A.k lorL tuHmn.l aI Conn.
uri, and thf utlrf tlN -plnnHIl 900 4t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17

rrac nresqnts iust in-.s,. erHt
BON TOY MlLllNkhi
tAdvcrtisemsnp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
Ell Sr. La Cierva dMo en- I'm discourse que perrnaneceria separado
Los refugiados alemanes de Kameron Sc muestran salts
fechos de la hospitaidad del pueblo madrileno
OTRAS NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

NURCIA, Mayo 13.-Ea el teatrc
Romea Sc ha c~elebrado un banquete
de se~tecientos cubiertos en- honr del
senior La Cierva, por el txito que tu-
vo en- las elacciones pasadas.
4 In hora de los brindiS pronunci6
I'm discurso Ell eXminiStro senior La
Cierva, en- ell que hizo im]portantes de-
v~laracioneS politicas.
Dijo que permanecera alejado de
los senores Maura V Dato, mientraS
ambos personajes continuen separa-
dos. para evitar de csc modo el con-
tribuir 4 Ia division del partido.
Anadio que sin embargo de clio de-
ia a suS amigos politicos en- libertad
Ge acci6n.
Desputs expuso detalladamente su
mrograma econ6micc yelogi6 Ia neu-
lralidad de Espana.
Termin6 con vivas al Rey. siendo
ovaciOnado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15

fonso NH, levantado sobrc cl rio
JUcar.
Las obras coStarOn ochocientaS
mil pesetas.
La villa Sc hallaba artisticamente
]adOrnada. En- las PARTICIPATES GALES
Sc ievantaban soberbios ARGOS triun-
fales. Los edificios Iuc:an hermo-
SOS adornos.
Al acto de Ia Inauguration asiS-
theron las a~utoridades y di$tinguidas
personalidadeS valencians.
En- Sueca Sc les hizo un cntuyi
Ia recibimiento.
Asisti1 a Ia inauguration. en- nom
bre del Rey, cl Captain general de
la region.
f. Alcalde de Sueca y cl Capit;tn
General pronunciaron elocuentcz
discusses que termina.On con vivas
"a Espana Y al Rey.
Las tropas rindieron los honoras
del case.
FL nuevo puente es de 232 metros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
Washington. Abril 20.

e. magistrate Brown. que preside
el Tribunal de Relaciones Domesti-
cas- lie Filadelfia. cOnden6 Z Joseph
Rosenthal i recluSi6n con trabajoS
forzadoS en- n circeI del Condadu
hasta que ofrezca g~arantias de que
ContribuirI con cinco pesos cada Sc
mana = los gastos de alimentacl6n '
dlojamiento de 81 eSpoSa ' SuS Tres
hijos.
Fl case de Rosenthal es tipico: Sc
gun ma declarado su esposa en- Guere-
Tia que contra 81 formula ' cue fue
causa de IA origina! sentencia de que
acabo de dar cuenta. en- los u!timoS
diez amos ha evadido Ell trabaio uti-
hZando todoS los recur$OS que le SuSe-
rian 81 imagination ' 81 poca Yer
guenza. En- invierno hacia mucho
frio; en- verano lie ahogaba e. calor.
Nunca lie pagaban baStante: siempre
lie eXigiaR demasiado. La pobre mu-
jer 4 quien lie TOGO tai premio Ell II
loteria matrimonial Sufrio en- TODD csc
tempo 10 indeci5le. Durante los pri-
meros tres amos ella crev6 tod&S Sis
complicadaS ~hist0riaS, Y, reSignada.
con eSa heroica resignation de que
Solo eS capaz Ia mujer, trabajo Y sos
suvo Su casa. Pero fue escamandoSe
Sasta que Sc ~convencio definitivamen-
= de que 81 marido habia hecho e!
prop6sito de no trabajar. : lie aban-
Eono.
Al cabo. quedo ella sin trabajo, y
ante Ia posibilidad de que el nambre
Sc e~nSenorease lie 81 hogan. acudio
a. remedio heroico de querellarse con-
ira el padre de sns hijos. en- solicitud
De que sc buscaSe Ia manera de que
Sc ie obligara al Sostenimiento lie t>-
Kos. y de eSa querella fue proauctJ
n >~entencia que strive de tepla para
eStos apun,e>.
e magistrate trat6 lie lograr pov
medioS co~nciliadoreS. anceeS de reSo,-
verse . Sentenciar. el fin que Sc pro
ponia, ' en- el acto de Ia vista publ
"a 4 que do lugar Ia demanda de In
esposa Sc dirigi6 al marido ' lie expu-
50 a!gunoS argumentos en- favor del
trabajo Y del deber en- que eSta c:
hombre de soStener a aquelloS Que c.
81 ~dependen.
ST, 81. vueSrro honor,-decia Ro-
seminal. con acento de intima CON
yicci6n-yo c~omprendo que toQo ESQ
que NE dice Is cierto. EEsos miSmu>
TazonamientoS me los he hecho yo
antes. cuando. q sofas con mi con-
ciencia. esta me IA reprochado uu-
rante mi c~onducta. Lillian 6 una
martir. Cuanto ella ha dicho eon
ira mi. Y mas. es cierto. Pero no ha-
10 manera de remediarlo: Ell GUAM
to ME decide a TRAFALGAR, hay algo ea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15

IN Ia aldea he Lcving. En- ioia In
extension de- canine hr viSto mas
caScaiaS vcri1> que mata>. Demo
nos pr!>a cn ..r-ar Il Skongcn. Y m
nos detrngamo> uH momcnto hasta
entrar en la ciudad. En- Ella. al
menoS. nOS p0dr"mo> defender. L.
peor - que e parere haher viStn
bri!lar mosquitoes por entire .oS ma
iorraleS, al paSar por las GarGantaS
del Pillar Negro.
Fl jOven caudillo e$taba palido Y
agitado; sin embargo, Ia mirada Y el
SonidO de- 81 v0z anunciahan aim
audacia resolution.
NO pueed scr-eXc.amd Kenny
mol.
SECURE. seguro-repiti6 Norhith.
.-tpero 81 senior Hackrt?
rs I'M traidor O un cohari". Es
cicr;o 10 que t" digo. spor d6ndc
andara esq maldito Hackct?
nirigi6se en- aQueI momento 4 los
dos jcfes q vieio Jonas: por q de-
SaIirnto profundo. jmpr"So en- to-
daS SuS faccioneS. Ira ficil COM
premier que s>taba aniHralo Dc "a
fatal noticia.
Encontraronse las miradas de los
dos ~anclanos, Jonas Y kennybol. y,
movieron Ia caOela como
impul>adoS por Tin acuerGo comun.
-tQu5 hacemoS, Jonas? cQut ha- |
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-15
FOLLETIN No. SIS
HAN DE- ISLANDIA
o Ell HOMBRE FIERA
POR VICTOR HUGO

huho IIrho a.Guna> pa.abra> nj >ar-
cento Que eStaha DE- guardia IN 2
castillo. me- % arroj6 a Ia .ancha pa
IA pasacme-DioS 10 Sabe. mi CAPT
tan.-r>tr cintillo dr iiamantrS que
g. acdbo d. enSeNar. Y que hub!era
pertcncc!do 4 Jorge ' no a mi. = n
tempo de- alIu;.armc n lancha 10
hubiega rstadO >u>tituyendo 4 mi
hrrmano. ESta - "A yeriai. capt.
ian kennybol.
-EntonceS son tuyo$.
Ton lentitud. "A ti>onom;a DE-! iefr
adquirl6 toda Ia Serentdad d. Y
preston Que = permit!a u natural
>ombrio Y iuro. ' preSunt6 I Gull
don con voz mas Suaye:
Jos hallais SECURE de- Que cSe
icven sea .. que vlene con noSotroS
' Va en "a division de Nogbith?
-E> Il miSmo: entire cien SEM
b.anteS reconocere e del honbre a
Huien debo IA fortuna. AdemaS.
.ieNa IA miSma eapa verde Y la ms
Ma puma nesra.
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La huelga de los ferrocarriiero5.

BARCELONA. Mayo 13.-Se hi
vcrificajo un mitin organiZado por
los obrcros que prcatan Serricio en-
eI ferrocarril del Nortc.
En- el acto Sc tomd el acucrdo de
asistr al Congreso ferroviario que
ha de verificarse en- NaladOlid.
Tambitn a~cordaron dcclarr Ii
huelga hasta que les sean atendidas
las peticiones que tienen hechas.
La Junta de .AccionistaS del fcrro-
carril del Norte acord6 negar eI pey-
misc 4 u empIcados para que asiS-
tan al Conereso de Valladolid.
Tn grn?o de obreroS Sc diri9i6 n!
domicilio de! Inspector Genera! de
In C~ompaHia, prorrumpiendo alli en-
una formidable silba.
F. srupc fud disuelto por IA poll
cia.
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Ell senior Diego en- Espana.

CADIS. Mayo l3.-IIa llegado 4
este puerto el senior Jose de Diego,
Presidente de ia Camara de Puerto
Rico, quien a POGO de llegar sali6
para Madrid.
Fl iluStrc ~viajero viene hacienda
propaganda 4 favor de Ia indepen-
dencia de de Puerto Rico Y de Ia
conservation de a lengua castella-
ma.
Fuc rccibido e. senior de Diego
por los consules hiSpano-americanos
' por una comision de IA Academia
HiSpanO-Amcricana.
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eemos, Kcnnybo!? -pregunt6 Nor.
. hith.
- pasI con cachaza Ia mano POI
a trent" arrugaia Fl rauti.,o ir
los min"roS Il" Fa-rorr. Y repuSo rn
vol baja a Is mirada del irro d" Jos
m~ontaileSeS del kolr:
La noticia t. ciprla, por dr>gra-
rIa. G"rmon Wor>trrm ,o> ha Wis
10.
-PueS Siendo asi-diio Kennybol.
-tquh hacemOS?
-cQut haccmoS?. ..-raplic6 Jo-
mas.
-PienSo que no hariamoS mai en-
dctenernoS.
Nj tampoco 81 voIyitramos a.
traS.
-cDetenernoS? cvolv-r atra.?-
exclam6 Norbith. ;ES ~nercSario So
Suir a%deianIc!
Fijaron .os dos ~vicjoS Ia mirada
fra Y at6nita en- e. joven.
-;.Avanzar.-exc.am6 Kennybo!:-
Y clos arcabucerOS de Munckholm?
-GI los hulanoS de- SleSving?-di-
jo Jonas.
-cl los dragones dinamarqueSes?
-repuSo kennyboI.
-cY IA tute!a rea!?-eyclam6 Nor
bith, dando en- e Suelo una terrible
mi madre, que pereCe
De hambFe Y de frio?.....
-iDemonio de la tutela g~eal!-di-
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La TRIBUNA POPULAR
Collection de Discusses y poesias
(Segunda Edieion)

FL hbro mas importante en- 81 se-
nero. Contiene una yaSta collection
de discusses para fiestaS patrioticas y
actos solemne> de SociedadeS, como
anniversaries de n fundaci6n de es-
taS, ingreso de socios. oma de pose
sion. f~unerales, etc, aSi como docu-
mentoS historicos importanteS y bio
grafiaS lie los heroes y personajeS
mas promincnteS de n historic nacio-
nal.
Forma IN volumen de 200 paginas,
adornado con grabados-
Prccio del ejemplar: so centavos.
Pidase I: ICNACIO E. LOZANO,
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to lie rrbrldrS, tan fu~multuoSos. mo-
mrnlOS anleS. pas6 n a1ueI,os de-
]sirrios. Gue r~nne.rrrian las pardos
SombraS del rrpptiSrulo. como ma
5andada de espectros mudos que
pa>ra sin ruido Dor los srnd.rns
tGrfuOSOS de- i'm remantnrin
En]frrlanto liza aStrprhandose nor
momenioS 81 canine III srnIiian y
So internaba nor GRADES an,r. nm
rallas de- pr6aSroS cad, ~, mis
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