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The evening world., 1917-03-20

The days are ~
getting longer. g5HIA WisW
w hich reduces
the kitty for electric lights.
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California boy has been elected cap
tain OF the Navy wrestling team In
spite Of the efforts OF his family TO
prevent II.
The closest race we ever Iamped
was . boxing match.
YEA 30.
when 10 comes "a not running
smooth true Iope hasn't cot q
thing on Slim Lore.
A good qr~eenkeeper is popular In
golf, but not In poker.
Nick Altrock says he ain't much OF
n batter, but he oan bunt further
than anybody In the league.
Scout Mike Kahoe Of the Braves
announces he has picked up a bush
pitcher with the most natural wild
throw he eve saw.
The Yialr are 40 pleased With their training
camp at Macon that some OF the rooS viii stay
there permanentJ.
YOU SAID SOMETHING.
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with the sroepticn 81 tsunis, vimminE hurd.
los. sr7ntins, running. goHing and a coupe OF
hundred other tninN there Ism me apEhtest
doubt that tic last is supstor TO the West Ia
athletics.
There will be four schedules IN New
York this summer. Tho Giants
schedule, tho Yanks', the Dodeers'
and Ray caldwells'.
Its better TO toedr out than 10
rust out. but ies beat not to DO
either.
In honor OF Jim Thorpe's return 10
the National League, Manager Nc.
Grsw will present him with Q hand
painted bsneh.
Well. an ice hockey player can't
help being an amateur in July.
Mdry an athletes fest have been
detected bv his head
Most fighters get their sleep tsn
seconds at Q time.
For the last three weeks IN pen
nant race has been one OF tho most
exciting that March over saw.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Nick Altrock says he ain't much OF
han anybody In the league.
The evening world., 1917-03-20
Fistic NeWs job. Pa Pollock and Gossip

m., -. 49,. ~, u,-u .,
"~ ON "~' " ' ''
"ish' ~ F'o"'er epo'u"s N'uo' ""o'o
he will box Bot Devere. the Kansas City
heavyweight, in the feature bout OF ten
rounds FLYNN r.ce,tIv raturne here
go CT, ~. CO. -. ". .,orn.A
-, I IsE
'~NN DuhpSey III to reeoru un'e VI
he made n creditable showing against
I'm cof,ev .Iugfa., 4. LOOKED for nv
a.. o.. ,a-.,wA, rh ,..-uo,,a .~nt
- -"
ina wiz oI'ns V"seuier Soorso maas'
"
A msfnh -.s practically alnoned ostwssn Tom
Harlsm Sporting Club, but It had 70 Be pAst-
ponsd at tAs last minute bccauss the blond
hAlrd PittsbuIghsg had to leave town on account
Of lines IN his family. He eIpeotA 70 be ruady
70 tnhe on The EusluhmAn .om, TINA mart month
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Thos two gans and ryshIns fshtsu. Gus
ctr4sae Of MilwunE.e and Bueh Crsr-. a rtt.s,
bunh. win clash IN te star boH q ten rounds
At the Broadway 4. C. Of Broodn to-nisht
Christie has mVVovrd oonsideubly In his last few
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hHk aSo In" ih'sauons " sippans o~ . bay
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p.,uL $1,000 u
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fu..ht a. N. oIyUn. pnI.Aa,,AI. ~
The evening world., 1917-03-20

TWO Cinnamon. NJ. Tsow and
c. w. Koo. r working in
doors each day with the candi-
dates for the Columbia varsity eight.
They are displaying great interest In
the sport and hope 10 perfect the
American rowing knack 30 that they
win be regular members OF the boat
that represents the Blue and White
In the big event az Poughkeepsie.
koo and Tsow tip the beam around
the lb0-pound mark. just a trifie
light 70 be used In the varsity shells
Coach Rice has taken a lot of interest
IN the work OF the OrientalA and al.
though he may not be able TO fine
places for them in any OF his crews
he takes delight in tea ching them or
account Of their natural ability.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

A good qreenkeeper is popular In
golf, but not In poker.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Big Bob Macdonald. the Scotch pro-
fesaional. who for some time has de-
sired 70 become Identified with a club 10
tho New York district. has been on
EaRed by 81. Andrews. Ho will take
UP his duties there shortly. and Il 10
understood that opportunity will be
given him TO compete in the important
tournaments. Macdonald was q con-
Sistent prize winner last season.
Although Bobby Jones and Perry
Adair. tho Atlanta youngsters who
gained such prominence on the links last
season. are said to be playing better
than over. II Ia worthy Of mention that
In n thirty-six hole match at Pinehurst
recently they we're defeated by Norman
Maxwell and l. r.. Beail. The Pennsyi-
vania pair won by 8 up and 2 to play.
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George Fotherinshsm. the well known
professional. has resigned from tho
into the rubber business. He expects
TO keep up his golf. however. and he
said yesterday that he intended TO take
part in the coming tournament at Ashe-
vile. N. c.
Salisbury. the new public course. Just
beyond Garden CITY, Long Island. which
IL to be opened In May. is TO have Jack
Hagen for professional. Hagen 10 one
Of the best known golf instructors in
this part of the country and ave the
| Cherry Valley Club. at Garden City,
formerly the Salisbury links. after five
years OF service.
PINEHURST, N. c., March 2o.-Miss
| Mildred Cavsrly of Philadelphia, runner
| Elaine RcsenthRl OF Chicago, winner OF
the recent Florida championship tourna-
mcnt at Palm Beach, played against Mrs.
r. II. Barlow OF Philadelphia, North
and South champion, and Miss Elinor
Gates OF the Nassau Country Club. and
won by 2 up.
ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. March 20.-A
field OF sixty golfers took part In the
qualifying round OF eighteen holes In
/ the first annual spring tournament on
the St Augustine links. A ~tantalixing
wind. which blew throughout HI day.
was responsible for tho many high
scores turned In. The gold medal for
' lowest score was won by J. l. Hopkins
Of Chicago.
PINEHURsT. N. c.. March 20. -
Bobby Jones and Perry Adair OF Atlanta
tackled the No. , course to-day for tbs
first time in company with Gushing
Robson Of o ester and Paul Gardner
OF Chicago and lost by ? and I.
The evening world., 1917-03-20
I PUTTING EM OVER !
With ''Bugs'' Baey y
THE European
war will
soon be over.
Over here.
0'"H;s n. H. q. |; r.: I; .! s.ss i,:,:es''' .

Scheme TO make
boring o eLcit-
tno bU banking the
turns.
The evening world., 1917-03-20
Ball Games at Polo Grounds
This Season May Have De-
cided Military Flavor.
popynet. 1917. b. The Trs- Publishing Cs.
ftbe Nsv Yorh Eteoina World.

Tbe Nev Y0rt Etenina World.
NCR baseball this summer Is likely
~ to have n decided military
flavor. especially wnen the
Yankees are home. The chances are
that every time they are at the Polo
Grounds for games. or at least every
saturday they are at home. they will
&c through military manoeuvres for
the edification OF the fans. With a
military band playing. and the boys
dressed up In khaki preparatory TO
donning their baseball spangles, there
would be n decidedly martial flavor
20 IL all.
What could be better than 10 have
cur national pastime served up with
some drills that will holp create inter
est among the fans In national defense
ideas.
Capt. Huston Of tho Yankees, who
u q Spanish American war veteran,
IL the most enthusiastic advocate of
military training Of ball players. and
although the Dodgers and other Ma
tional League clubs have yet failed
90 take up the scheme, before tho sea
son u owe they may catch the spirit
Of II and follow the Yanks' lead.
A country which educates the
young idea In baseball could not dc
anything better than also Instruct Al
In military things. which would pre-.
pare him TO be ready at any time thai
Uncle Sam needed him 20 save the
country from foreign despots.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

And talking about defense. ,ods
there erer any stronger national
defense than that old 500. 900
stone Ddu inneId Of the YonksI
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Scout Mike Kahoe OF the Braves
he has picked up a bush
pitcher with the most natural wild
throw he ever saw.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Many an athletes feet hats besr
detected bv hLs head
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Most fighters get their sleep I'm
seconds at q time.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

For the last three weeks Shs pen
nant ace has been one of tho most
exciting that March over saw.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

TTHE announcement that Old EARLE
Eye Charlie White has been
chosen rs third man In the ring
for the worlds lightweight champion
ship battle between Freddie Welsh
and Benny Leonard at the Manhattan
A. c. March rs Ia welcome news 10
the fans. Followers OF the sport have
. high regard for Whites manne of
judging a boxing contest and they
know that everything Is on the up-
end-up when he In breaking the men,
The a may see the title change
hands on the 2Sth, and n competent
third man IL needed. Leonard is
training like a beaver for this CON-
t.st- In his recent bouts no has
Shove that he has his old knockout
punch In working order and no feels
Briton.
In such an important bout. when a
seconds hesitation ia counting NAV
cost tho contender the title, a com.
getent and fearless arbiter, as ia
White, Ia needed on the Job.
White has worked seldom In local
rings since he had the daring TO dis
qualify One Round Hogan In the tirst
round or q bout with leach Crosa
nvs years ago. On that occasion the
club was crowded to the doors. White
cautioned Hogan several times Tor
fouling. and when he persisted in
such tactics he disqualified him. or
course, many OF the fans were dis
satisfied because the bout terminated
90 suddenly. but the fair-minded
spectators Endorsed Whites move.
saying that such action was neces,
sary 10 Keep tho sport clean,
II We had had more such capable
referees az White. who isn't afraid
tn throw ANYBODY out OF the ring,
the sport would not now be in dis.
repute.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

when II comes 10 not running
smooth true Iove hasn't GOT q
thing on Slim Lore.
The evening world., 1917-03-20
THU MIG BOWLING AND billiard
fS ." ACADEMY. cor. Sls 81. q b'u~s
SPORTING.

Bsay sptg club. Bklyn, Iri. a3tB Rus4.
night. star bout. Rurk Grouse vs. ,us Christie
Adm Soc Thus 81 silent Marin ,s. Jos Bo.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

The Ylnl1 are 40 pleased With their training
there permanentJ.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

ro-SIoWI, TNanss' sF-ItIaE tlgL. ain
klyup 70. Bot D0Tefa. Adm. zoe
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Well. an ice hockey player can't
help being an amateur in July.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Martin Fahsry, mAnASr ~ ths QassnSboro
\. @ u Iona lAanh, to-day Sarusd Johong Kid
AlbertA u Elizabeth, y. T., to msot wslte1
lAnr~tts. the west Gde loNU. for ton rounds IN
the main so a. the clubs show on naTt Saturday
niGht An1th~ tso.round bout and thrs pS
lLminAna will GsO b staged.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Gs~Us chip, d. hard hitting middkw~isht q
Pittsburgh. VIC is batuinE in fine torm sino h,
rsturnsi hOm Australia. Ia " - aesn in anoths,
tn NSand bout In this city on tha night OF Agri
10, lie will 20 ssanSt Ngse Ratner, tie hssr
BrOnI mlddSNeiEht. fot ten vDds Al the HJ'sr
5, @, 1hs usn Will battle at las rounds ring
side.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

PINEHURST. N. c.. March 20. -
Bobby Jones and Perry Adair Of Atlanta
tackled the No. J course to-day for the
first time In company with Cushing
Robson Of Roohe ester and Paul Gardner
OF Chicago and lost by 2 and I.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

Johnny Dundee "a going 10 tate another TIP
throssh thu West. a. he is SABdulsi To engage
In bouts a. Utah Montana and other oluts.
which have besn chnched AR him BY hs man.
aeS. ssaty Moniieh. Johnny and BcOtty will
start WSt on mont TIrisy mnuinz. after no
formS gSs thrplsh with his bout with Lew
Tender. the PhilSisbAia fighter. which will be
fought 81 tho oyuoL A. A. a Phihdelahls on
nsHt Mnnd.v nlshs
The evening world., 1917-03-20

lazy Hans~n. TIE battling Dane u BrOoklyn,
Ia anoth-S fighter who viii 10 kopt KSy boxing
for the mt u this mouth, lie has slTsUdy hca
sgned ,p hN two bouts, one with Johnny Doc.
man a JeFScy city Tor ten hounds az the Lyric
A, c, a. AllspuSn, Pa. while bis ssond cou.
les, wii he EsN,HN ~HH gooi man Al me s'iousor
d. L, on Tuss1sy % Nlng MaPh -.
The evening world., 1917-03-20

The closest raco We ever Iampsd
was . boxing match.
The evening world., 1917-03-20
YOU SAID SOMETHING.

In honor OF Jim Thorpe's return 10
the National League, Manager Nc.
Graw will present him with q hand
painted bsneh.
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Mara, Has del instinto.

FL yil6cono es I'm abeiorro de iran
tansaTn ore. en- cl r1Omentc de In
pucsta. ataca encarni2adarlenrc III
peGaZo de MADEIRA muerta Y con sus
mandibulas hace en- q Un aguic~o on"
rrofundiza prinero en- direction hori-
Z~ortal, V despu9s dns1endierdo obi
cuamente. de II Que practica
una !arga ealeria cuya e%tremld2d
inferior 40 esta ~separad2 De Ia su3e"-
ficie de Ia MADEIRA mas one por una
delgaGa capa de tejido lehcso. Una
vez terminada csta cperaci6n, el XII
'l6copo "ecorrc c! campo recOgieado 20
len de las flores, que Va a deDosltar
en- ell fordo de su caieria para all
menrar a Ia fJtura larva. Sobre este
monitor de rolcn pone un hUevc. DeS-
pues. con ayuda de ST. saliva : del
serrin sacado del ~agujero, form2 una
capa destinada 4 tapar complement
te Ia can.Qra Ccupada nor el huevc,
Y su a~ln,acGn de where's. Hecho es-
-; 10. nuevo trabaio de aprovisicnamien-
70 de pollen Y p~ostura de un segundo
; huevo. DeSputs, una . cerrada n
| ealeria. Ia madre no Sc ocupa VI dc
los huevos. durante el POGO tiemTo
cue lie queda dc vida, pues muere ca
81 en- seguiGa. Los huevos Sc abren
Las larvas son vermiformes. Cuando
han terminado su d~esarrollo, Ia ma
yor. que ocupa el piso inferior, sale
; de su camara perforando Ia cortez2.
nunca ell techo. Solo entonces el ha-
bitarte de IA zelda siguiente perfora
su tabique para seguir el canine
alberto Dor su hermano mayor.
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- PRCTECCIGN i los rAJAR0S
En- ECHEE AMERICA.

En- los Este62s fUn;dos 81 h r~r-.
nc~ido IA valiosa utilidad tie los NJ
iaras. Y 80 ha"e rra avriva ~nrou2"an-
da con 81 fin de desprrtar c, inter&:
De M comunidrd"s CT II Ola dc con-
Servar Y rrctcjer esos amigos 4" K
hurHnidad. La ~pohlaci1n d" Proc
Kiln. err Massachusetts, dcna2 c, L.
partamcHto dc RosQucs ha r~cacnocid9
el s~crvicio de los n&jaroS al cu%HtH
Sc refiere 81 cuidado Y ~nrctercian T."
;irbcles. arbustos, p~lan;as : foilaie &e
rcGas classes. Sc han tornado las mcli-
das necesarias para estimular 81 rui-
Jado ' protecci6n de toIos los pii2-
ros rue viven dentro de- los lin5t"s
de aquo!la pobIaci6n. En- sitios AIDE
cuados Sc colccaron trcsciont4S cajas
de niGos Y Sc lleva II cuenta 0 re-
cistro del ntimcro de caSaS o nidos
ocupados V de IA c!ase de pajaros c1a
los utilizan. Ademas. para rue los
rijaroS no abardoncn u pOb!aci"n iu
rartc los mcses &c invierno, 81 han
arreglado cicnto cincuenta estac;0n"s
de al~imentqci6n. y desputs de ca&9
nevada. c,lando 81 suelo quela cHt".
ra!nete cubi"rto de hialo. Sc tjr1n
cranes. 4 los cu?leS acuGeH @rar&as
hardaGas lie paiaros I com?". De
csca manera Sc les provoe de alir,@n-
to hasta que el deshielo hace apare-
Ger su abastecimierto natural. Es-
TO ha dado po: resu!tado cl ripido u
mcnto dc los paiaros Y tamb!tn GU"
muchaS cspecies que arteriG"ment"
en,igraban al sur. duraEte 81 invicr.
no, hoy dia p~ermane2can en- Il nj
dos. Tota IN roblaci@n Sc ha CONVEX
lido CT IN vsrdadero asilo De pajaros.
FOR G)ecirlo asi. Hace POGO que 81
nreTar6 una exhibition O el fin de
desneltar ;rter&s en- nStos trabajos,
entire c~iudadanos de todas las classes
Y edades de Ia noblaci6n. Esta cI-
hibrciCn le crnitolo@ia aplicada. atra
% 4 m~illarc5 de p~orso2as : h. des-
pertado gran ;atcrGs en- otras ciudT-
DIES. que Sc proponcn imit1r el bUea
cjemplo cue les ha dado esta pob!a-
cioncita de Massachusetts.
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Ell MARTiRIO EN- BELGICA

Ell IATRE, Mario 23.-El gob;er-
10 hel-a coatinia recibiendo informes
con@ernienies \ In suorte de los PM
p!eados lie les f~errocarriles bel"as.
De acuerdo con las com~uric2ciones
postales enviadas por esos hombres, Y
actualneHte en- possession del gobicrno
bel%a, estoS Sc encuentran er ~situ2c!0E
muy &ngusticsa: algrncs de clos ST.
plican que Sc les envic aleuna cosa
Que conner. pOrGue materiaimente cs-
tan ~rereciendo de hambre. CGdulas
de alimentaci6n, semejantes 4 las que
Sc expiden { los 2risioneros de guerra
les nan sido enviadas, pero los ale,
names Sc niegan 4 distribuirselas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
Ia fAMiLIA DEL EX-ZAR

PETROGRADO, Mario 23-La re-
volucion sorpreadi6 4 IA famili@ impe-
r:ai an 81 inomento en- que tOd0s los
E.iios dc Nicol&s II. cor exception dc Ia
Gran duqlcsa Maria. Sc aaliaban en-
farmcs &c sarampi6n.
II gran Guque Alcjc. heredero del
trano hasta hacc POGO, de edad de u
ano Y Guy: mucrtc SO habi" anuncia-
d.. continGa my enf@rmo. So alta
VI dc sarampi"n Sc h. complicado a
corsc-2er.;a de hab@rsclc alberto de
nscvo /. v.eia herida Qac sHfri6 en-
M ole ' dc Ia que h. vcnido padccien-
Dc hacc cerca de cuatro amos.
II graf Clique Sc ]cncnentra v!gila-
10 c su niadre Y ?or ei viejo marine
Deuvcn-ho que no 10 abandona ia
A..
IA c!an du?uesa Tatiana sc halla
mIr; sacramento enfcrma. Sc le ha es-
+ado administrator oyigcao.
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LA EDUCACION Y LA MEMCRIA.

La educacion es como IN segundo
nocimiento del alma, Y. arm6nic2men
te integral, forma hombres Iibres.
duehos de 81 misn,os. Pero 81 Ia
education es unilateral, deSequilibya-
da, rutinaria Y m~emor!Sta. que hasa
almacenar palabraS n el cerebro sin
examen Y estudio analitico de los he
choS. quedara e. hombre d~eSmedraGo,
sin coHfianza en- 81 mismo, con todas
sus potencias muy debajo de! punto
de rehabilitation de que 0 sucepti-
bles, Y q Ia postre Sc desvanecera TO-
30 cuanto almacene en- IL memoria,
porque no forma parte de 81 YER
dadero ser.
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A?ELh 4 IA LEY "NO-ESCRlTA'
7E2a Ll32ARSE De LA PENA
CESERVADA Al QUE MATA
UN HOMBRE.
UN HOMBRI

RLACKSBURG, Va. Mario %
la Ley No-escrita.' a Ia que mas
d.. I'm hombre ha apelado para esca-
arg de. ,-lstigo que Sc impOne al
cue mata 4 otro. por habcr violado
un hogar, sera ! Ia que apelara el
professor c. Z. Wawter. quien el mar
tss ul.imo aIoj6 tres balas en- e.
cucrpo de Stockton Heth, Jr.
Al daspertar el martes en- l.. ma
nara el professor Wawter y no en-
ccntrar en- Ia cana 4 su espo&.i. Sc
,l.sIi26 por las cscaleras al piso bajo
' sac6 un revolver de n de los ca
ones de su cscrf5oriO.
Al regresar al piso superior sc en-
contr6 repentinamente . Stockton
fIeth. .Jr.. en- ropas memories. Wawter
dis3a-5 tres tiros que hicierOn blanco
2n cl cue~Po del jovcn. Esta es, en-
pocas palabras IA historic con:ada
,ug q! Prot. Wewter. en- sus declara-
clones contestando cI cargo de ase-
sinato Que Sc lie ha hccho. La Sra.
Wawter. scgdn sc dice. no eStaba en-
q cuarto cuando Heth fuG muerto
Dor su espOsC.
El s~iIencio' de parte del Prof Waw-
Ter y Ia alta posi2ion de las dos IA
]n.ilias. h. ~oc1sionado cl que no Sc
hagan dcclaraciones p~ositivas por unO
Il o.ro lado. La creencia de que Heth
-Quicn mlri6 el jueves en- I'm hos =
p5.al dc Roanoke-pudiera n de
sus heridas V cvitarsc de esa manera
O. acusar al Prof. Wawtcr, hizo que
no Sc dieran ningunos pasos, hasta
que ocurri6 Ia muerte.
Hay dos agujeros de ball en- Ia pa
red que corresponds al pasillo de
Y,'a-:.er. en- donde remata la esca-
Iera. Uno de esos agujcros esta q
seis Y medic pies arriba del piso Y Ell
35ro I cinco pies. Tres balas fucron
disparadas Y una de elias fue encon-
.r.ria en- el cuerpo del mlerto. Las
! otras dos 10 atravesaron de parte a
parte V luego fueron a alojarse en-
Ia pared.
Wawter Y su esposa ocupaban Ell
cuarto del frente, del piso superior.
Sobre cl pasillo Y frente a Ia entra-
de- esta IN cuarto que estaba ocupa-
90 Dor su ioven hija, con una puerta
cue da al cuarto de sIs padres y otra
al hall" G pasillo que Sc extiende a
lc largo de Ia casa. En- ell mismo lado
= ancxo q este, esta IN bano y en-
5.gl;ida un cuarto. en- que duerme un
hiio de WAwter. Detras de este cuardo
| nav otro hall" que conduce a Ia par
- posterior del piso bajo de la resi-
iencia. Precisamente en- csc lugar
es.i cl cuarto de Bernardo Williams,
m csttidiante del Institute. En- Sc
aida del cuarto ocupado por Wi
,ians esta IN bano, a Ia derecha, y
c..c Sc conecta con una recamara
que Hcth ocupaba Ia noche del mar
tas.
Los miembros de la familia del
alueTto, hicieron una declaration ase-
gurando que de sus investigaciones
Sc desprende que no hay NADIA en- que
Wawter pueda basar n %apelaci0n
lie n ley no-escrita.'
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LEGO PRiSlONERO Z TSARhOE-
SELO FL. EMPERAEOE
Nirn" 1T Ia .rGunria .pIanal.

los prisioneros. \. cada trecho dc Gin
ct.cnta pies. Sc "c LIT cent;nela.
Res9ecto : Ia E~mperatri., Sc sabc
cue Sc ~encu"ntra atendiendc 4 c;1cJ
Il sus neC2eHos hijos que esti:n en-
fermcs &c sacamHi0a. los ief2s Gus
Ia tiencn ~prisicHcra, !e nan ne%aGo
hacer ESQ del te!1"rafo : del ;c!cfc-
no. Per 10 cual esta corapiet2men.a
aislada Gel mwndo exterior por 10 cual
nc ha podiGv cbteHcr nj las aten~ioJas
mtGicas Que dcscara Para ST. hjjos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
CHhSCARRILLOS

81 catedratico.-'iefinamc listed el
t.aude.
-El discipulo.-Pues viene q ser
go asi....ccmo 81 listed me repro
base.
e. catedratico.-iPor que?
Fl discipulo.-Porque segin nues
to C5digo Penal Sc hace REQ de frau
,le ei que Sc aprovecha de Ia ignoran-
:ia de otro para ocasionar I'm dano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24

PARIS. Mario 23.-H. Herbert cs-
c-ibe en- FL Echo &c Paris"
"El reinado de Nicclas II que So in,
clio en- medic de lie serenidad de lin
ideal pacifis,a. termina, en- plen2 cue
rra : en- rlena revnluci6n cor IN m.a
Niflasto enIocionante. cue cs COMO un
rayo de sol cue desgarr2 las t;ale-
bias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-24
EDUARDO IA
Abogado MeN:cano.
TIS-I2G-iErldy Bldg.
San Antonio. icNaS-

In .sociedad con los abo"ados.
Coh0s and Cobbs. 81 cncarga dc IodJ
ch.se lie asuntus de 81 profession.
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Il la reyoLuci6511 rusa es I'm desastre
para los aLenna1es"" dice M. Herbert
predice que al absoIutismo prusiano tanbisn le Iegaga sn turno
INFORMACION sUPLEMF NTARIA DE A GUERRA EUROPEA

los alen.anes han rehusado colocar
? esos homb~es en- Ia categoria de pri-
sioneros ie guerra o en- Ia de los CT
viles i~nternadcs 4 los cuales es per-
rIit;do Ell 7nvi0 de auxilios. Sc dice
cue los e~mpleados de los ferrocarrlles
heigas siguen rehusandose 4 trabar
para los alcmanes.
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Las gaviotas Y ell tempo.

Las gaviotas predicen Ell tempo
con gran exactitud. Los habitantes
de las costas banadas por el mar, di-
cen que cuando Sc aproxima una tor
meGta, las gaviotas Sc levantan en-