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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Raymond, at Alexandra
with pulp wood from Potomac point
steamer Southland. from Norfolk and
ton Steamboat Company; steamer Vol
unteer, from Mattawoman creek and
river points to the Potomac and Chesa-
peake Steamboat Company: fattie Rat
tier, at 18th street wharf from Po-
tomac point with oysters for the mar
ket; United States engineer service
steamer Castle. from a three-month
fish net inspection cruise on Chesa-
peake bay.
Departures.
Schooner vernetta Ann, light. for a
Potomac point to load poplar wood te
return; schooner Carrie, from Alex
andria for Carriers creek to load oyster
shells for the Alexandria crushing
Alexandria for a river point to loae
and return; steamer Northland, for Ole
Point and Norfolk; steamer Three
Rivers. for lower river landings an6
Baltimore; steamer Majestic for rive,
wharves as far az Nomini and Lowe,
Machodoc creek: power boat Daisy
from ALEXANDRA LOT tdFm1ngtOn. Md
with merchandise.
Tugs and Tows.
Standard Oil Company's tug No. 10 /.
due to leave Baltimore with oil-lader
barges for this city; tug Edith G. Win.
ship left Georgetown for Indian Heat
with coai-laden canal boats; tus
Louise arrived from Occoquan will
lighters for the District; tug Walter
F. Meade arrived at Georgetown will
lighters from Oxon run: tug Herber
arrived with sand and gravel carryins
scows from digging grounds opposit,
Alexandria.
Memoranda.
Schooner Eleanor Russell is due her.
from Poseys wharf. Mattawoma,
creek, with cord wood; schooner Silve
Star is due to sail from Quantico TO
this port with lumber: schooner Ma
jestic is at a Potomac point to loa,
back to this city: schooner Thoma
r. Schall is at Baltimore from tn
lower Potomac with pine lumber
schooner John Branford is at Colonia
Beach to load wood for the DEALER
here; sloop Freddie is at St George
Island from This port with brick ant
building material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
ALEXANDR|AAFFA|RS
New Hospital to Be Ready for
Use Within Thirty Days.
RUNAWAY ENTERS STORE

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 5.-Finish-
ing touches are now being put on Alex
andria's new hospital. on the north
side of Duke street, between Wash
Ington and Columbus streets. 1t is
expected that it will be completed and
ready for occupancy within the next
thirty days. When completed 1t will
represent an investment OF approx
mately $4,000.
All who have inspected this building
declare it to be one of the most mod
ern and up-to-date hospitals in this
section. 1t is bni1t of brick. with Ind1-
ana limestone trimmings. and is fire
nroof throughout The interior is fin
isbed in white, with hardwood floors and
birch doors.
Arrangement Of Rooms.
On the first floor are located the
kitchen, dining room and numerous
storage rooms. The steam heating
nlant is on the west side, together with
a modern electric elevator.
The second floor contains a waiting
room for visitors, the superintendent
office and numerous private rooms for
natients On the west end are sep
arate wards for colored men and wom-
en- and on the east end separate wards
for white men and women.
On the third floor are rooms for pri-
yate patientS and maternity room.
The fourth floor has two modern OPP
| Grating rooms and a sterilizing room,
all with tiled floors and an abundance
! If light; physicians room, laboratory.
| dark rooms and sun parlor.
Many Conveniences Provided.
| Snacious balconies for patients. and
MANY other 'conveniences. have been
nroyided on the third and fourth floors.
| The land for this hospital was
donated by Edward L. Daingerfield.
who also gave his residence, which adj
iojns the hospital This residence Will
| he used as nurses home, and on the
first floor 1t is planned to have execu-
tive offices for the trustees and mem
| hers of the medical staff and a reading
room. Later a dispensary and emer-
| gency operating room may pc Installed.
| The rooms on the three floors above
| will be used by the nurses as living
| quarters.
The building is well lighted through
ont and it has handsome cupola with
| fancy railing. For artificial light hand
| some electric and combination fixtures
| have been installed Richardson &
burgess are the contractors and Wad-
dew b. Wood of Washington is the
| architect.
Horse Crashes Through Door.
| Customers standing around the soda
water fountain in the drug store of Edgar
| Warfield, jr.. northwest corner Of King
and Pitt streets. were given a surprise at
| 2 o'clock this afternoon when runaway
horse appeared as a customer. The fran
tic animal crashed she'd through one OF the Dig
| pfetely and knocked down little Myrtle
Clark, living at 51s North Alfred street.
who had just entered the store to escape
on the head by broken glass and also
| ustaIned bruises on her leg. She received
| treatment in the drug store, after which
she went to her home
The horse be10ngedto A r. EExArn Lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
TILE TRUST INDICTED.
Chicago Firms and Individuals Ac-
cused Under Sherman Act.

CHICAGO, May 5.--A blanket indict-
ment against twelve corporations and
twenty individual members of the
Chicago Mantel and Tile Contractors
Association charging conspiracy in re-
straint of trade in violation of the Sher-
man act was returned by the federal
grand jury here today.
Among other things the defendants
were charged with monopolizing the Chi
|cago output Of a number of eastern whole
salers Of art. glazed mosaic and other
tiles.
The firms indicted are all Chicago con-
cernS, as are the individuals named. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
VEHICLE LIGHT RULE
READY FOR ACTION
Amendment Aimed to Reduce
Accidents Framed by
D. C. Counsel.
MAJ. PULLMAN APPROVES

II proposed amendment to the police
regulations that is in the hands Of Maj.
Pullman. superintendent OF police. should
be enacted by the District Commission
ers, all horse -drawn vehicles In the Dis
trict soon will have to be equipped with
two lights at night, white light on the
front and a red light on the rear. The
proposed amendment was drawn by one of
the assistants to Corporation Counsel
Syme and sent to the Commissioners.
They referred it to the superintendent
Of police for a report.
While the proposed amendment Is in
line with a recommendation made by a
coroner's jury In the case of Harry w.
Brown, Prince Georges county farmer.
who was killed when an automobile struck
his wagon early one morning on Penn
sylrania avenue near Twining City. Cor
poration Counsel Syme had it formulated
long before that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

The British admiralty announced Fri
day that the missing boat from the
Rockingham. which was torpedoed
Tuesday. had been picked up by a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

colnia, Fairfax county, and was attached
to a buggy standing in front of the stor,
OF w. H. May & Son, Inc, King and Lel
streets. 1t became frightened and raI
dropping the buggy just before it entered
The horse was cut over the face by ny.
ing glass.
To Elect Red Cross Delegates.
The Alexandria Chapter Of the
American Red Cross will meet Monday
at 10 o'clock at the rooms Of the cham
Der of commerce to elect delegates for
ing in Washington next Saturday. The
civilian committee of the Red Cross
has elected Leopold Ruben chairman
and Mrs. Lycurgus E. Uhler secretary
Masonic events scheduled for the
coming week follow: Monday at 1880
pm. Masonic School of Instruction
and pm, meeting of Shriners; Tues.
day. Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chap
ter. degree work: Thursday. Alexan-
dria- Washington Lodge meeting: Fri.
day, Lodge of Perfection, Scottish Rite.
1t is expected that the city council q,
its meeting Tuesday night will determine
whether or not it will purchase an aerial
place Of the present apparatus known az
the Relief Hook and Ladder, which has
been in service about a third of a century
AS a result Of the campaign inaugural
ed recently for new members by the local
chapter of the American Red Cross q
total of 1873 was secured and $1S0.10 col
lected.
Commission Grants Charter.
The state corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Potomac Trans-
fer Company, Inc. Alexandria. with a
capital stock of $1,000 Officers are: A. L.
Straton, president. Alexandria: William C.
Robertson, secretary and treasurer, WASH
ington, D. c.
The May term Of the circuit couft for
this city. Judge ]. B. T. Thornton pre-
siding, will convene at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning. At this term a number
Of civil cases will be up for considera-
ton.
M. E. Church of Falls Church, Va.
has been elected grand patron by the
Grand Chapter, Eastern Star, of the
state, which has just adjourned in
Fredericksburg. Mrs. Blanch Torrey-
son of Ballston. Alexandra county, has
been chosen grand conductress.
J. H. Trimyer will lead Judge L. c. Bar
clock tomorrow. morning.
Gov. Stuart has reappointed F. r
Marbury a notary, public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
News Briefs.

John H. McCusker, eightytwo. for
more than fifty-two years tollgate
keeper on the Williamsport and Ha-
gerstown turnpike, died at his home
near Halfway.
Mrs Edna S. Latimer. one of the most
untiring workers for suffrage in Mary
land, died In San Francisco from burns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
Several Disastrous Accidents.

Several disastrous accidents have &C.
Cured within recent years on the
county roads at night, resulting. it is
stated, from the failure of owners of
teams to have their vehicles protected
with lights. A number of such acct
dents, IT is further stated. occurred on
the roads in Maryland. where the law
does not require lights on horse-drawn
vehicles. 1t was suggested by motor
list that it would be a good plan to ask
Maryland authorities to follow the ac-
ton OF the District Commissioners.
should the latter adopt the proposed
regulation.
such action" said the motorist.
would minimize peril on the roads in
the vicinity of this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06

British steamer. Capt. Edwards of the
Rockinghm and thirty-two other sur
vivors landed at an Irish port Thurs
day. The boat picked up by the Brit
ish steamer contained Third Officer
Mckenny and thirteen American gun
ners.
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and screened Steam heat electric lights AUTOMATIC
all modern Wen supplied with ouuldng including
Of usuc apples and varieties OF
berries
/
Inspection the invited Photographs showing the detailed aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-06
BRINGING SURVIVORS TO q. S.
Steamer Which Picked up Rock
ingham's Boat on Way Here.

LONDON, May 5.-The American con-
sui at Liverpool reports that the
steamer which picked up the missing
boat from the torpedoes American
steamer Rockingham is bound for
America. The boat contained fourteen
survivors.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18
XXNIII.
AFINIDAD MISTERIOSA.

Sobre el mismo buque, que desde
Marsella transportaba q Angel Ak ear-
gento Leroux, Sc encontraba tambien
ell abogado de la Gale de la DarI
Sc. c
Al regresar de Lyon, provisto del
poder de Silvano Senas, dirigi6se in
medlatamente a casa de Ia scnoEa
eros, para exponer a tsta y 4 ST. ahi-
jada 10 situaci6n en- que Sc hallaba
aqutl y los medals que debian poner-
en- Practica para favorecerle, reti-
rando op~rimeramente Ia acusaci6tr deI
padre de Roselina y procuran5o en-
seguida la formation de Ea cuenta
de intereses de Silvano. asRntos am
hos que lie obligaban = p4nerse en-
canine para Arge!.
LAS dos mujeres estaban fascina-
das por su pahbrs,. Rcselina Sc fe-
licitaba de haber recurrido a aquel
abogado, cuya habilidat y adhesion
lie inspxaban Ia mayor confianza.
La sonora eros habls de dinero y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18
TIROS Al BLANCO
PARANGON.

En- IN diario carrancista,
de los que perpetran hoy
services hombres pagados
para adular al barbon,
Sc "abre de capa" un sugeto
que al ~porfirismo siTvi6,
que de don Bernardo Reyes
fue lacayo en- Nuevo Leon,
que despues fue corralista
cuando el reyismo acab0,
Que. mas tarde, al maderismo
bien supo hacerle el amor,
V que Sc llama Heriberto
" Sc apellida. -. Barron!
(por aouello de las dudas,
vanga un POGO de formol)
Y entire ell aver Y hoy de Mexico
none una comparacion,
acusa el alejamiento
mas complete, del pudor.
"Ayer-dice en- grandes letr@s
.! maromero Barron
las classes trabajadoras
nunca alzaban nj Ia voZ,
poroue los capitalists,
amigos del Dictator.
opr;m;das las tenian
de modo terrible. atroZ.
Aver el humiide obrcro
esclavo de SUI labor
diaria. irsufrible, resafa,
no tuvo vote nj roZ.
3ues fue sicmpre. sin distiAgos'
maria en- su propia naci6n".
sHov-sigue v~ociferando
81 flamante ''incautacior"
de brillantes-el obrero
Sc acerca q su perfection,
pues tiene las garantias
cue Ia ley lie c~oncenGlo,
tiene 81 derecho De hueIga
y amplia libertad de accIon
V de tt por I'll platica
con cualquier alto eeHor;
roroue hoy va somos iguales
'roGos' en- esta naciGn'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18
FOLLETIN Mum. Sc.
Ell DEL
REGIMIEMTO.
P0r MARC MARIO.

Una sola preocup2c!On en5argaba
= Germana en- medic de las simpat:as
de que era obieto. Ia perSpectiva
de aquella entreviSta precise. con Su
marido. ante el Presidente del tribu-
nal de divorcio.
Hubiera querido substraerse a ella;
pero era materialmente impossible,
como Ia hizo compreEder su procura-
dor. senior Eauffray.
Los esposos deben comparecer en-
persona. para esa tentative de recon
ciliacion que "a ley impone como pre-
liminar de, procedimiento de divor-
clio, ante el Presidente del tribunal
que ha de conocer el asunto.
e. demandante esta obligado i pre-
sentarse. so pena de yer anulada La
autorizaei6n de depoSito que Sc lie hu-
biera dado.
Solo 81 demandado puede faltar
y en- este case SUI ausencia Sc inter
preta en- el sertido de no desear Il
couciliaci6n, por cuyo motive Sc con,
tinua ell procedimiento sin mas de,
moras-
Sc atrevera Jaime Lernnx 4 pre-.
sentarse$
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18
VI. MUZ0TIZ BLANCO.

Tai era Ia pregunta cue Germana
e d;rigia ' que discutia con su her
mano Y cUnada, ia vispera mlsma dcl
d;a scnalado para Ia ci:aci6n.
Leroux habia ~vuelto, ella 10 saba
por su procurador, que habia tornado
nj efecto los informeS necesarios.
Tambien saba que SUI marido habia
Isalido de Donera Y Sc hallaba ALOHA
do en- el fuerte Bab-el-Oued.
G~Iria?....
Acompanada de Silvia, dirigi6se
Germa2a Leroux. directamente, a
Palacio de Justicia, donde Ia espera-
ba Ell senior Hauffray, Quien anunci6
que Leroux habia llegado y estaba en
Ia antesala del pvesidente.
Germana palidecio n persamlento
de encoHtrarse en- su ~preSenc!a, y el
procurador In exhort6 a mantener su
resolution sin deiarse alucinar por in
fiuencias extranas. Contest6 Ger
mana que Sc hallaba resuelta a no
escuchar NADIA. Y todos tres penetra-
ron en- Ia anteSala.
-Podre entrar con mi cunada? =
pregunt6 Silvia.
No. senora,-respondi6 el senior
Hauffray. Las parties deben presen-
tarse sofas.
e. ujier, a una orden del procu-
rador, previno al presidente de Ia
presencia de los esposos Leroux.
1 Jaime estaba sentado en- IN rim
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18

,cs de comcnzar el procadimicntO.
Djriri6sc Il Germana. hizola pre-
;cntc cl arrcpentimiento de su esp
so V los ~prop6sitos que lie animaban
para ell porvenir....
Olga listed mismo a su mujer 10
one 4 mi me manifest6--insistio
el presidente.
Leroux expres6 entonces 4 So mu-
Ter cuanto era Ell arrePeEtiMieHtc
que sentia por TODD 10 que, en- un mo-
mento de arrebato, no haDia podldo
avitar; aseguro que Ell 10 porvenr
sabria demostrarla como era cleric
oue no habia amado aunca . otrG
muier que nc fuera ella; buscI toGa
clase de aXcusa para su conGucia Z
ir1plor6 ell perG0n de- q esposa, iu-
rando por TODD 10 mas sagrad", ,;ue
sus palabras eran %sinceras, nacldas
del fondo de su coraz6n.
Nj las supiicas de Leroux nj las ex-
hortaciones del presidente !ograban
ell efecto deseado; Germana CONT
nuaba impossible.
Oueriendo llevar su papel hasta e.
nltimo extreme LerouX estaba ante
SUI esposa pidiendo, con voz llorosa
V en- nonbre del hiio proxino a na-
FER, ell perd6n de las faltas de que
Sc acusaba.
Ell presidente insisti6 o mas fuer-
~ cerca de Germana para que otor-
CARA su perdon, puesto que cl are
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18

Volyi5se hacia cl presidents Y Ea-
cicndo III esfue.zo sobre 81 misraa
diio con voz r~epo&ada:
mo perdonare nunca 10 que h;
hccho!
Fl ~presidente c2mprendi6 que 81
mission habia terminado.
--iPcrsiste listed, pues, en- su re-
seduction -pregunt6 graveTlentc :;
GeTmana.
isl, senior!
Lcroux comprendio que todo ha5ia
tcrminado. Y tomando I'm aire sem
brio ensayo una supreme comedia.
-Ento~ ces va Sc 10 que me qucd"
que h&ce -dijo con VOC profunGa,
-jQuieres el divorcio? iPue5 no 10
tendras.... porQue me matara!
Ell presidente tratd he ~cstrccha-
nucvamente a Germana; pero cst2
intervino:
-;Matarse!... no. no Sc matara.
lie conozco!.. les demasiado CO.
barGe para eso!....-dijo con voz.a-
marga e implacable.-ins Z los de-
mas : los que 81 imrulsa al suicide
on a Ia pobre joven cue abandon6i
Ell presidente comprend-o que to-
da nueva tentativa seria vana Y asi
10 expres6 con IN gesto a Leroux
cue disimulando Ia rabia que lie devo-
raba, balbucio:
boy 4 listed las gracias, senior
presidente!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18
TIBERIO.

con obscure del cuarto, cerca dc n
vcntanilla V medic oculto en- Ia pc
numbYa del pesado tapiz de tela yer,
de.
Germana no lie VIC en- un prlnci-
pic. Fue su cuhada quien lie descu-
brio primeramente.
Pero 81 apercibi6 a Germana des-
de SUI entrada Y su ~rostro, contraido
va por ell tenor de aquella escena,
tornose livido Embellishments.
La puerta del despacho Sc abrio y
fue llamada por Ell ujier IA sonora Lee
-oux.
e procurador empuj6 suavemente
= su cliente y dijo a la cunana:
listed quedese conmigo.
-;Leroux!-llamo en- seguida e
ujier. una vez que Germana hubo
entrado.
y cerr0 Ia puerta tras el.
* 3 *
De uno Y otro lado de Ia mesa del
presidente, embargados por Ia peno-
So emoci6n, Y sin ~atreverse q levantar
los oios uno sobre otro, Germana y
Leroux maintenance de pie, esperan'
do 10 que iba a ocurrir.
TONIC Ia palabra ei presidente Y d.
rigiendose al marido, lie expuso los a.
gravios en- que su esposa Fundamentals
ba Ia demanda de divorcio, indicando
que con arreglo a Ia ley, %intentaba
Ia reconciliation de los esposos an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18

pertimiento del marido era sincere.
-Es inutil. senor-eypres6 Germa-
na.-Nunca podre olv!dar... Lo que
ha hecho conmigo es Gemasiado IL
noble.....
-Pcro su falta Y mani
fiesta I'm verdadero arrepen!;mieAto.
i MienteI
-Te juro, Germana, que diGo Ia
verdad-protest6 Leroux.-Te 10 pi-
do una vez mas. .Perd6nar1e y 81
bre reparar TODD ell NAL que he he
che.
Levant6se lentamente.
No, Germana veia que le era in
possible p%erdonar SentLa que las pala-
bras de aquel infame eran pura men
tira, cuando hablaba de su amor !
arrepentimicnto.
Estaba convencida de que pensaba
10 mismo que dccia, al mvocar el no&s
bre del nino. Bien 10 demostraha
el abandono de ~aquella ~desgraciad2
que habia creido en- su amor Y ci dc
aouel otro nino de quien era padre.
Sin odio contra la pobre joven cue,
~igrorando que su seductor era casadc
no podia ser una rival para ella, sin
ti6se indignada por Ia conducta in
fame de su marido, respecto de a
quella.
Ell nino no era mas que un prcteX-
to para tratar de enternecerla en-
oanandola de nuevo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18
CUARTILLAS FACILES
ECOs DE UNA CONvIvIALIDAD

"
Cuatro aNos de TRAFALGAR constante-
mente Y sin interruption; cuatro amos
de leyantarse 4 las ocho, de sufrir el
acoso del desperation, de ponerse los
calcetines a Ia carrera, Y de salir de
casa con los zapatos 6esabrochados, la
corhata sin hacer Y un palillo de diem
| tes en- L. boca; cuatro amos de escrIbIr
Ia nota diaria. e! editorial severe ell
concentrate picoso y IA satira pun
| zante; cuatro amos de lidiar con CO.
r~responsales, V o. agentes, Y con
Subscriptorcs, Y con anuncianteS. y
con papeleros, Y de tenerlos c]cntentos,
' de hablarles de cosas amaDles, Y de
mandarlcs el cobrador; cuatro aIics,
en- fin, dc lucha y de fatiga, de ajiGo-
Ion Y de ansiedad, { motive mas
que sGficiente para rendir tribute 4 Ia
barrisa v llevar el apetito admirable
mente d~iSpuesto , 1ransar con cua!-
quin~ crusade V Z entrar en- coAlpo-
ne,,ias CO.., IN licorcillo adorable Y trl
vial.
Eiab:a cue celebrar, pues, aQueila
feeha, ! hacerle ruido al aconteci-
.aientu. IUe ~e.ordar los primeros eS-
flerz2s. Hahia cue cchar I mir1da
retrospective { &quellos tie:npos III
oI:ldables on que Sc pare Ia prime
mera galera, en- que Sc iornlo Ia pr
me-a "cabeEa" Y en- que sc mello IL
pata por Ia primera vez. y palpar las
diferencias de 10 que va de aver a
lCy. y ver como el trabajo, Ia perae-
verarcia y Ia fe son capaces de reali-
zar los mas Grandes p]rop6sitos y los
ideales mas levantados.
Y para esta labor recordatoria Y
mental. el que cada uno pesa e. pro-
durto de 81 voluntad Y de su acci1n,
NADIA meior que una convivialiGad, que
IN banquete i~ntin:o, para nsszclar,
entire Wanda y Wanda, aquelias fra
SEES de sabor y De MICA:
- Sc acuerda listed? Hoy hace Qua
tro amos.
y parece oue fuc aver.
Como sc pasa Ia VIDA.
! a rengl0n scguido, en- diapasGn
de mavor algeria, los recuerdos pm
torescGs : los detalleS cur!osos:
Ne acuecdo que listed tenla las
oreias erchi!aGas aGueiia vez.
y ne apretaban los Zapatos cue
era TN horror.
-PerC trIG1i"mCS. De moGo cue =.
pc: aGuell1s GiaS!
Pc: aqI&l!c1.
-.S&lr+:
-Saiud;
y vengan abraZos, : apretones de
n!ano Y fclicltacicneS, = bueaos de-
scos. lin b@nGHcte 10 faci!ita toc2 Y
10 !izculDa TODD,
,
az" >
YI:a - a--,,ria IL rro
-.L. 81 ror;oso -.
-, ~ ;.a..norobl. soy5,
...I
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r,o vi
-NEah'ec'eE I'll "'e'iii"o, -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18

Por ESQ el Kaiser 10 duerme
nj puedc hal.arse tranqrilo;
por ESQ SC le irdiGasta
muy q menudo ell cocido.
ipor ESQ no quiere guerra
con los EStados Unidos!
~CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-18

4 aseTurar no me atreVo
ser false 10 que Sc ha dlcho
sobrc csc asurto que tiene
dcta!!es in,nortantisimos;
pcro oentes informadaS
0cl alcma.n 'Curlotito,'
luran por sus bisabuelos
que 81 el Kaiser no In qucr!do
lanzarse = "a Guerra Z mucrte
con los E,stados Unido5,
es solo poTcue Ca-ranza
le comunic0 de oficio.
que 81 sc ponC pesado
con su protector Y amigo.
mandara q Pablo Gonzalez
con cinco nil submarines
que hizo MarinelareAa
en- el barrio del Tepito;
4 Oregon con otros tantos
batallones aguerridos
y con veinte mil canones
al irdomable Trevino..