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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
H.BPN en- MEXICO IN CON
GRESO DE COMERClO
tsiene de Ia LAP

conereso International &c comercIo eS
e. si"ulenre: q Federation ae CANA
ras d. Concrete de Ia R~epu5hca Me
xicana dirig!r3 INA circular d todaS
las !~ede.ac.caeS Slm!.areS Ge to&CS
los raises con Uu!eneS Mexico cult
ve relaciones. s~uGiricnGOleS Ia opor-
tuniGaa Gnica para que las teGera-
cicnes establecidas o que Sc estao.eZ
cac es;udien ' promuevan los tr2oa-
los Cue SC p~yeS.rtaran - ConSreSo
International de Concrete q que Sc
ran ~ccnvocados todOS los pa!Ses ' e.
cual tendrl lug&r IN Mexico Sels me-
seS despueS de termInada Ia guerra.
Les l@maS que Sc %trataran
Sc han fiiado va los temas cue de-
beran discutirSe en- e referlCo con
sreso. siendo los tales temas. hasta
ahora cuatro, = Sabe-: ProyeCtOS dc
trataGos internacioaa,eS de car>cter
ccmercial Y mutuo provecHo para los
paiseS ccnSumidoreS de materIaS pri-
mas Y lCs prodCCtc,eS. EStrd!o So
hre Was de communication, en- Ia for
ma cue presenter mayor eflcacla I
TODD el concrete. EscrechamIentC &c
r~elacicn=s comercialeS, en- particular
ent,e los paiSeS americanOS. \ eStu-
dies : proyectos que Sc reIac'onen
con e! comc""to.
S. tieac IA c~reeEcia de que el pro
veto relative 4 Ia celebration de IN
cC?"reso international de concrete en-
Hsxic0 sera b!en acogido por las fe-
G.ac;cneS de concrete de los EstadoS
Cnidos. pUeS eSas ~federacIoues, Y aun
al gob:c-no ~-aiSE3O. esta intereSadC en-
oae sc forleuten 10 mas possible. las
l~elac:cHeS comercialeS entire tCdos los
paiScs americanos. despues lie Il que
IRA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
LAS FELICTTACIONES Al REY
DON ALFONSO
CViene de II la.)

los tra-amie1toS :nhumanos que sc
les dan ! los prision.ros Y heridoS por
rar'e dc los .Poderss C~entrales-
les peri5dicos de hoy Sc dedIcan
i.ca!meutc Il tratar acerca de lie huel
"a guc aaenaz2ba entire los traba-
iaGores De las fabr;caS de ~cigarroS
: anrE-ian que los interesados nan
celebrate una junta para reSolver 81
Gicha huclga deberia ser llevada =
cabo o ~suspendida, habiendGse liega-
10 = L. conclusion de cue debian ser
arcyatas las Demands &c los en-
pleadOs Y hacer preston Sobre los pa
trores anteS de llegar 4 IA declaration
&c Ia hueiEa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
U..TiNkS D!SPOSiCiONES DEL
C0MfTE DE PSOVISIONES

Sc +. rotado T. pequeAa baJa
&c do p:atos Ell e. precio del az1-
ca- 10 m,smo que en- el precio de Is
haraa De maiz, cue Sc redujo en-
Lo< c,2-avcs Y medic e. vaior del sa-
c. DC ,reiata ' cinco libraS.
i! ssc:o de las papas de Ia cose-
cha anterior sigue igual que el sos
ten.do en- 81 concrete Ia semana pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
VLAJEE6S

Procedentes de Aqua Dulca. Texas,
llegaron a esta cirdad en- viaje de re-
creo Ell senior Max Olivares Y su esti-
mable esposa Ia sonora Emilia r. de
Olivares, quienes pe-maneceran una
.temporada Ell San Antonio, visitando
a algunas personals de su familia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
TOMAS DEL REAL EN- PObER
DE LOS CADALLERiSTAS
Wiene de Ia la. Pag.)

= cada uno. considerable que esa Su-
ma no signiticaS% IN deS"moolso dc
consideration que contituyera I'm Sc
c~rificio para eiioS.
Sc d. aviso a Tampico
Refieren las noticias que IA c%2;u-
"a de L.cmas del Rea! Sc Supo en- Tam
pico eI viarnes ultimo. en- que !ieg2-
rem : aqueI puerto los soldadoS de
"a guarnici0n de Lcmas que ia&7&-
ron escapa-.
Del puerto tampiqueNo, termi1an
diciendo las noticias. salieron tropaS
cen instrucciores De batir a los re
beldes. hasta obIigarlos a ~abandon2r
L.omas del Real. Sc ignora qui@n sea
e. jefe de las fuerzas cabaler!sta5
= ocu3aror ei lUgar m~encionaco. Ell
caal riene relativa im2Crtanc!a por
hailarse cerca De n costa.
Parece que los cabalieristas trat@n
de domirar en- absolute Ia region de
Soto Ia Marina hasta e Colo para
h.eerse de elemcntos p09 mar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

Cuando necesite lIbros en- .spanol,
dirijase 4 Ignacio E. Lozano, l1S n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
Sincere relate de los hechos.

CuanGo el Comisario hizo las pri-
meras p~regGntas a Noakes sobre Ia
cau<a fundamental de su delito, el
respondi6:
.Yo penSe matar q mi esposa, por-
que mi esposa iba a ser madre''.
y que raz6n es esa para atentar
contra la vida de IN semejante?'-
pregunt0 el Comisario.
interchangeable Noakes-
solo Gle mi situacion Y el alto costo
de Ia vida no me dieron tempo pa
IA mas razonamientos.
Mi s~alario, que gano 4 duras pc
mas. no a~lcanZa sino para los dos; y
ESQ, con muc!las privaci0nes Y MI
serias. Y viendo que "a familia iba
Il aumentar, no Sc me ocurriG otra
cosa que matar a mi muier".
"Yo planee matar 4 mi mujer ha-
&c Tres SemanaS,-agreg5 Noakes-
Mi primer prop6sito fue encerrarnos
en- una pieza cerrada convenience
meate, abrir las llaves del gas, y
e>perar ami Ia muerte, los dos, a
manGonos como nos. amabamos, o,
mejor dicho, como nos amamos TO-
davia. Pero cuando lo quise llevar
a Ia practica tuve miedo de MORN Y
vacile'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

VentlcIncO pesos para gas, luz cleo
trica, carbon, pago de mucbles, ro-
pa, iavaGo V otras cosas; era, como
digO antes, materialmente impossible
para mi sobrellevar csc nucvO gasto
con noventa y cinco pesos que gano,
trabajando como bestia, diez horas
diari&s, sin d~eScanso algIno.
Como Sc pusieron las cosas.
"Cuando 20 ME case,-agreg0 Noa.
ker,-no estabau las "cosas" en- ell
estado que hoy sc encucntran. Los
alimentos han subido. las rentas nan
su5idc tambiGn; la ropa ha subido 10
mismo; V, en- cambio, el sala:io ST.
que siendo Ell miSmo. como, rues,
era possible, mantener otra boca:
Nosotros, nj mujer y yo, no
a IN teatro dasde que nos casamos;
no hemos lido siqliera a un cinemat6-
grafo. Nosotros nos casamOs en- la
casa dc Ia familia de mi se3ora, pa
"a ahorrar dinero. Nj esposa. desde
cntonceS, me lava, Y me cose mi ro-
pa, y guisa Y p!ancha, y hace todos
los menesteres de Ia casa, Y. para
~ayudarme a ]sostenernos Y a vivir,, vi
Iila una casa de ~hu6spedes, Y barre
Inizos, Y remienda ropa ajena, Y cose
en- maquina para vender ropita en-
la Gale. Y asi y TODD, todavia COM
pramcs estampillas para ell fondo de
Ia guerra, Y I'm bono del tercer en-
prastito. para ayudar a ganaria.
FL anurcio del bebe.
".Asi las cosas-sigui6 diciando-
mi esposa me anuncio la venida del
chiquillo. Y aunque al principle Ia
cosa fuG para mi, 10 mismo que pa
n ella. motive de algeria, despuss de
mis- calculos serenos Y juiciosos, cal
en- Ia cuenta de que no podria man
tencr a mi hiio, Y me disguise a dar-
lie muerte a mi mujer, antas de que
.fIera madre.
"Cuando ella precisamente discu-
Tia conmigo ell nombre que debia lie
var IA criatura, 81 era mujer o 81
era hombre, ma VINO Il IA cabaza
ahogar aquella Gicha y acabarla de
raiz. Cogi entonces una barra de
hierro; esperG que mi mujer Sc dis
traje-a. Y, por ia espalda, lie aseste
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
(Yiene de la Ia. Pag.)

si no estuviera rodeado de Il Sc
RE de cir~clnStancias ~dramdticas, que
% dan al suceso un caracter de ira
gcGia, muy rudo Y muy humane.
I;Ouien es ci y quien es ella?
g hombre Sc llama Horace Nookes
V 81 esposa. Marie Nookes. Amoos
yiyen en- Ia Avenida Perry, ndmero
SSH. Fl trabaja en- una factoria
Fde fierro Y acero. Y ella. es encarga-
da de una casa de ~hu&sDedes.
Nookcs sirve en- esa factoria desde
thace ounce amos, Y nunca ma dado
; motive. el mas minimo, para ser sus-
! Dendido. nj su conducta ha merecido
! observation, en- TODD ese tempo, por
! FOR parte de sus jefes. Por Ell con-
l~trario. ' segin tes:lmonio de n de
/ clios, siempre Sc teaia a Noakes CO.
no ejemplo de laboriosidad, de
cumplimiento Y de honradez, mere
c;endo muchas veces las felicitacio-
nes de sus superiores por actos cue
r~evelan gran coraZon Y gran carac-
ter
Noakes Sc case con Ia sonora que
actualmente es su esposa, hace POGO
menos de ur ano. V. con ella ha vi
, vido, desde a]ntonceS, conpartlendo
el pan de cada dia cue CANA con el
sudor de diez horas dc trabajo, sin
cue iamas motive de disgusto alguno
e~ntorpecicra, nj en- TODD, nj en- par
tie. la felicidad de su modesto Y tram
quilo hogan, que ahora enluta el in
ifortunio.
Como pudo ser 81 case.
e. arresto de Noakes Sc llev6 q
cabo pocos minutes despues de per
petrado 81 conato de homicidio, a
~resul;a de Ia denuncia que del delito
hizo una sonora que presencio todos
los hechos.
Una veg en- IA Inspection de Poll
'cia. Noakes explic6, desde el princi-
Hio hasta el fin, cuales habian sido
los movies que 10 indujeron a CO.
meter tan tremendo atentado, que el
!amentaba mas que ninguno, y ira
to dc demostrar que no habia siao Ell,
'sino las circumstances, las que origi-
naron eSa acci0n criminal, que ma
Ia su traaquil;dad Y que, Pcr COM
pleto, lie veda el canine de Ia dicha
en- ell nundo.
4. Noakes, al hacer relaci6n de 10 ST.
codidc. no rehuy6 ninguna respon-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

.abiliGad. nj Sc rebaj6 crlpa alguna,
eino, aates b;en, pedia que Sc le cas-
tigara porgae habia procedido con-
IRA 81 muier, que cs una santa, pc
70 Que Sc viera que su dclito no habia
sido yoluntario. III motivado por Ia
yictima en- manera alguna, sino
obligado entertainments por la cruel
dada de Ia vica actual, cas-. intolera-
bic pare Ia clase trabajadOra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

81 no estuviera rodeado de una Sc
RE de circanstancias d~ramdticas, que
Ie dan al suceso un caracter de ira
geGia. muy rudo Y muy humane.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20
IA REyUELTA EN- MICHOACAN
Giene de Ia la. Pag.)

! su Quartet general en- IA Huacana, a.
| suresre de la pCbiaci6n de Jruapam.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-20

NUESTRo DEPARTMENT. DE MusICA
MEx!CANA ES Ell MAS CRANDE E NUN
Do-NueIro SERVICIO DE O2DENES PoK
cORREO. attended, por competentes empieados,
es p~erfecto. De ALI cue tengamos estaolecldo
nuestro servicio de "a horas- Driglendose e. no
sotrcs. no necesita esperar OCHO DlAS PARA
RECfRIR SUS DISCOS nj SU MAQU!NA. No
so,rcs Sc IA enviaros a cualquiera parte del
pals. Haga listed una experienced y quedara
satisfecho.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
BRA @oooburn, creaom.

On Suoienoer / @oooburu bouoe for
CT Sio lioeu en- SiriueIie iGereS 9!no.
oR iremionumer ser meo cnoel "CpIpss
nlngcr". Scr trcUer Rettelic.
Sen uorii Iutberife Ieniabco . /
Nooobnru er iaoIeoes life moeritsttst
al Observation-Disclosures. - ca Bar | oct
belle ta9et iutet meo Bette Samfuno al
Iejere.
Zen er biitnot life inn tor Weniaz
beoen. Zen tGlet / @cannoelieu al
1914 inlt 10 RebIemnlcr o. er unnet
op iii AZ Re0Icmmer. Reui0beocr
bar en- oditcr. IN % ceutruIt ~beIiGscuSc
Ntrte, ~ er 9iGI0frt.
Ten er Den cnelte lut6eriie Renius
be0 l &ooSburr. Sen rGuute iterre
cr9tIlt Iuthcriie Rcrig6eo er u,ienot
bcr. WuIigeus er mteut en- RrGtcpla0s
lem cn AZ DC init lutberifc Spuooer boz
/ &oobburu.
Senue NetteIie ca Sisic CpInSninaer
Icnees life Tor at iGd @unoisgere bio ril
Hpcn, itisut hi ituISc Qluoe5 ueo at
I!ere tom; men glenilbe0eu boloer liz
bert ira al Yauoagerterirg og 9anS,
luIp OF bar iugeu SorbiubeIie mso
RISE cling. Ctto 2cct.
RoritsIutberif Breii
Gonbn, Ore, lite ct. 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Wapen %foritDrret :?
ansrib Den pirfslise aarias - Sas
Sr. GDmarbs' Cline Tablets.

Oct .r boab 9uiinoer, Der lioer
al Wtauecnber III sIgr. 5iteoetfpr
at taee 3ouicS eller fprigseroe at
lappe paa en- eaaIiis SorasisIi,, argribsr
b: ben p~lrt.Iies aarias til Cue,t, usrIis en-
ouerlGslet e.psr Os Ell ioritsrTst RGpe.
Gr. Gbwaros' Slipe tablets icttsr paa
en- liuorsuos 90 belbreoeuos yioao: g,p.r,u
/ girtlomh.o. Raar Seper os Wass uoie.
rel IN. uoturliSe luIuttl0usr. eG ioripinosr
oel o~aarlies N~orostslie os Wap,ouosr.
6pjs ou bar en- oaariic S1,as | Wunosn,
belaet (uuss. oaarlis appetit. er e. eopsnt
% lIg.sIao SsHno.uoe. bar iuesu ambition
elsr gusrst, .r pIaset meo 1T. at tunus ior.
bsie iobeu, Do buroe On tag, SIIp. tablets,
a Subi,Itut Tor SdlomsI.
Cr. 9ewaros' Cline Sab.e.s er Ell ysu
pegitabilit Sammsni9tulue blaneet mso
Sltusuolis. On pu. tlenoe benz pso ssrss
ClIpsniGrpe. e pir.sr moeu suib. Rrampe
tIsr Smsrtsr.
Gag en- eltr 10 pto Seusstio for hurtis
Slnorlns. iaa ou fan ipiis bpao eu ipuss ON.
I'll loe os 25c pr. este. Als Hpct9.tevs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
SommaseIfat eaa ScrnertS.

6r. &eSatter,
Set CT %iorucmnelig 10 (irg ri her
/ Winne'otd bcr lege glcnucpt'ert ueo
&aIoet ihsit. on set CT Tiitaiielien al
SuIooutrdh,cn / Sioteu oa @eotdgels
len al en- 2oU ON lounngeitot pad
Tcruerts ira pure Miner. Seuuc Stcts
icrciorm bur ri nqi,eret Tor m ! 20
Har. ubcn at nj bar iouet Den. Sen
var cnaaug pcotoget al @cg%i5Intureu;
men iua brlgi, @uO. Sohuion III &e!o
4 iioite 9egi9ldur 6Ico gopen peotnQet
/ 6uiet. men iau pnr Ser nogle Senns
tcrtr, Irm oenue Sang ioiatet, og be-
tla0eliQ not bar Senatoren Der ira
Gountiet en- az oenr. Ser er beregut. @,
efter iioiie 2uuforiluQ piIoc Stnter haDe
hoot en- SuotGQt az S2,Oo0.0OO ON
aurct al uorc Serrmincr. >-dten bar en-
raturliq 9lct til Sen Ni4bom, iom liz
aer ecr3 Sernleier OF buroe have Or
itatrinq. gdi or bore Ssmmetltagt
Qaaet o. 2crrmnlmsr ierocs no Al
Stateu I en- Strem poo 30 Wiuiorer
Cons ! Nurei. On Eoura9e'tdt er BEN
ereite rctirroi9e Wuuoe al beitrtte
@rubeeicroom BOA. On @uibe or iftc
iom en- aroeu Qduoeieubom. On harm
lc5olSer lin NrrOi / ole Eioer o. oil
seller forbcNrcs; men radr gfnlmet
ar toQet ND az en- 2errmire. 'rn er Der
iitc aroct emo CT Sul iQieu I Sorocr %
settle har iugen S,attcbrroi lTr8cre.
ri tprhs fnoet oeure Stat,crcform 'sr
men 5taaItruIteu hnr bio;jl rrre'
iituna iii At iorbinore oet.
Sor,eI Cftelie.
Eerous Taas. Wiuu., 19oe Gct. Is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

Faitor Is. :. 6eroe. : 6orbinbeIie
mcO Gnnet ON Somiuno@taSicn uli.
tolca ipiAcnoe HeIoIutlon: Earf
Mcgton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iamIct til
Vte0c Glbop 2ofc, lfiun., Den 2lSe
Z september % iel0enOe Gage, bill
tcrueo ian Sop til at uotale iom i'm
Wenlng, at ocn Sllm iom err ilignet
bpcr Wcnigbeo til Somiumoafa9len,
Dor opiereS poa Wcnigbcoeus aurIi.
&C Budget % inbfrGueS al WSenig-
bcbcu8 GruiteeS iommen meo Wte.
niGbcoenS eurige lloqiiter. Sonic.
rclccu oil oerior al Wenigbeocrrc
oct Hoo0, at iao bIir giort bpor ocnnc
Croniug life allercoe cr inoisrt. -
OnSooN Nftcn % SorSoog Worgcn
bchnnbIcNcs Foitor e, :. OpriS 80
reoro8 ON "(cgncnc Tor arilti I'll
tommtel'e % oct tulenoarige 8ige".
ga 6ornonocn Tor Rorbre Winne
loto Giitrift to9 SGoe SorSoa9
Wtor9en, suifeoe ban pelfommcn %
tolte ioo ON TiItriftets SnorenliS.
lion. Onsoag Gitermiooag bebonO-
Ieoes Taitor 5. WoriunoS 6oreorog
on "Enulus'S Nisiionsreiier"
GoIg al Bcitnrelie Tor set tomnrcn0c
Nnr blcu iom ielqer: Yaitor &. q.
Nliitpolo, Sornnn0; Foitor 81. ne
lono, &iceiormnno; Gaitor Is. W.
H~ln0hait1, ScfrctGr % an@lcrcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

Sois &c Iiier "rceprnhs gptcr", arhc'nI ben
I'll Tnboer % Sierote. Sis BEN Ell g1umer al
%lnoef ru 90 oa - 90 ieroer -e % en- NJ
gbcrrert. finI hi moi oioc al rcoiisrre Bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
@ctbreeer ssuSiD9sons,mc.

&c bebepsr life at Iioe al eczema, simmer,
Rinaorn,, Nresner % lisneube Suoubebaoes
Iiebeoer. tn lille i3smo, iom fan fades bos
enbper Npotheter Tor 35c, eucr 81 Tor Ell srira
nor Tlaire. pil, bnrtig anuenot. iebpauIie
9ipe sieblittsiis einorine for tlcenbs Sortur.
Oct renter % iiprter tonoeu o. belbrsber bur
tiet oo pirtiomt be flelte Suoip9bomne.
,3ems ct ct piounperlist. gienuemtr9n=
eenbe, bprt'iernerbe ilpberbc Miobsl %
milbnsr ben NET en,finotli9e 6no. Get er
life ieStst. far let arpeuoes % foitsr tun
Iibt. Sfai Tenn bet / Tag og ipar Gem
ielp Tor al iremtibie Summer.
Ihe 6. ~. Roi, 60. Gieetaub. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
Ten nprIfc uncertainties gftisr.

Serous 6aG5. @inu, 19oe Ott. IS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25
0ibclicr % Smerter
i%oripinoer burtigt.
Se pil eriare, at Sluan's Eminent
liuSrer De ipareite rbeu.
matiife Smerter.

9enpt bet riselist. @niS Bet itt. iub. gap
bet sonits uuturli9i trenge iHo al ia Ielu.
bebageIlS Solelie al siuorins, Der
burtis oil islge ettsr!
ubpeubiae Smerter, Stiubeo, Zmbso.
~framyaoti9e Wultlsr. iortrutne Seusr. Gin.
beb / Rpeeeu -GIe bisis Spaebsber fan life
mobitaa Sloau's 9iniments linorsnbe Goens
itaber. Bent. usmt. stonomiit. Sperg
siter bet hos 4potbetsreu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-25

25islac Telegram ira Sooeofontoret
/ Sriitionio til 9iniens GbicoGo aon.
Tor oateret oen t7oe Gftober por
Qlrien poa 9inien5 Iftier pao Sri.
itiai1io 9er3 500 % eacr S2l1.65
nr Nftie.
The Ordway new era., 1918-10-11

I'D make 1t worth while. II you could
put an end TO him." Pancho said. hes
itstingly- Then. recalling some Of
those stories about Colonel Cobo. he
added. There are two Of them you
know. q boy and /. girl"
-Ah, yesi remember"
Il can direct you to the house Of
Asensio. where they live"
-Um-m." Cobo was thoughtful "A
girl. How old is sheT-
Eighteen"
Ugly as an alligator. I'll warrant"
-Ha! The most ravishing creature
in all Matsnzss. All the men were
mad over her"
Colonel Cobo. the guerrilla. licked
his full, red lips and ran strong.
square hand over his curly. short
cropped hair. you say you know
where sbe-where they are living?
-Ah. perfectly: Its less than
nights ride There's no one except
the boy to reckon with
How much is he worth to your
bluntly inquired the soldier. and Cueto
sat down to make the best terms pos
sible.
DO you think he received my let
ter:- Rosa asked of her brother one
evening as they sat on the board bench
by Asensio's door. 1t was familiar
question to Esteban. he had answered
1t many times
"Oh. yes :" he declared. ''Lopez' mes
senger got through to Key West"
Then why doesn't he Gomez
But. my dear. you must be patient
Think Of his difficulties"
This subject always distressed young
Yaronn therefore he changed II
Come. You haven't heard Of my good
fortune captured another dns snake
today. big. sleepy fellow. Believe me.
he'll wake up when set fire TO his
tail He'll go like the wind. and with
every foot he goes away will 20 more
~ Pancho Cueto's profits
You intend TO burn more Of his
heldsT" absently inquired the girl. 1T
seems terrible to destroy our own
property"
Esteban broke out eIcitedly; he
could not discuss Psncho Cueto with
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(To BE coNTINUEDJ
Many VIII Claim splt.beroen.

Many VIII Claim Spitxberoen.
More than 300 years ago, in 1914.
James I of England, formally claimed
spitzbergen. The Muscovy company.
a British concern, was ordered ito up
hold the kings right to Spitzbergen"
by an order in council. That claim
was allowed to lapse in the same man.
per in which the Russian claim lapsed.
the Britons interested in the country
say.
with the end of the war old data
will be dug up. with records Of COM
paratively recent times. to bolster the
contentious of the various claimants.
as SpItzbergen is sure to occupy
prominent place in north European af-
fairs. Uncle Sam is happily out of tho
matter because of the sale by the Arc
tic Coal company. although judg-
ing by precedent 1t never was likely
that this country would go so far as
to desire to exercise suzeralnty over
the land. Such a course was urged
in America in 1912 and 1913.
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GekCpan IN kn6 VGb.
out losing control of himself would
you permit that traitor to fatten upon
the profits OF our plantations? l shall
ruin him. as he ruined u.s.
Rosa shook her dark head sadly.
And we are indeed ruined. Think of
our beautiful house; all our beautiful
things, too! We used to consider our
selves poor, but-how little we knew
Of real poverty. There are so many
things l want. Have we nothing leftT
Il thought 1t best to buy those rifles"
the brother murmured. dropping his
eyes. st was one chance in n mil
lion"
NO doubt 1t was. 1t seems those
Spaniards will sell their souls"
Exactly. We can dig food from the
earth and pluck It from the trees, but
good Mausers don't grow on every
bush. Besides. of what use would
money be to us when we have no place
TO spend itf"
"Truel" After moment Rosa
unused aloud: 81 wonder II Cueto found
the treasure? If only we had that"
HE didn't find IT." Esteban declared,
positively. 'T'-he hesitated-"I think
! know why he didn't. think know
where 1t is
where is iti" breathlessly inquired
the girl.
After furtive look over his shoul-
der Esteban whispered. I'm the we'll"
You're joking"
mo, mol Think for yourself. 1t
was old Sebastian who dug that
we'll"
YES"
"And he alone shared fathers conf
dence. That sunken garden was all
Sebastian's work. No one else was al
lowed to tend It. whyl I'll tell you.
They feared to let anyone else draw
the water. Isabel searched for years
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when It is most needed there. Indeed.
a hog house with the windows in the
proper position is rarely seen. Direct
sunshine should strike the floor In
every pen for as many hours In
day as possible at the time when the
pigs are farrowed. Nearly everyone
realizes this is a matter Of the great
est Importance, but too often the build
er does not take the trouble to md
out whether he is getting it or not Or
dinarily the farmer has no means OF
ascertaining where to put the windows
SO as to get the maximum amount OF
sunshine at the time he wants 1t un-
less he happens to be building just at
that time, which Is very unusual The
country Is dotted with hog houses in
which the owner thought he was put
ting the windows where he wanted
them, but found later they were in
the wrong place.
In double houses the windows for
lighting the south pens must be as
tight as possible in order to get them
away from the hogs.
Advantages Of Colony House.
Whether the large house with indi-
vidual pens is better than the individ-
ual cot or colony house is an open
question, perhaps largely a matter OF
individual preference Each has Its
distinct advantages which cannot be
secured in the other. Many Of the best
hog raisers are now providing them
selves with both types Of houses, and
this seems to be the most satisfactory
method. It is no more expensive In
the long run, for all the buildings can
be kept In use the year round. In such
cases the large houses are used for
narrowing quarters. and as soon as the
pigs are a week or two old. or as soon
as the weather permits, the sows and
litters are removed to the individual
cots. During the remainder Of the
year the large houses are utilized for
sleeping quarters.
The movable or colony hog houses
are especially suited to the needs Of
the farmer Just starting in the hog
business, and also for pig-club MEM
bers. These houses can be moved from
field to field as the pigs are changed
from one grazing crop to another.
Their use makes 1t easier to keep the
hogs healthy. as the house may be
moved as soon as one place becomes
insanitary or unclean.
There are two common types Of col
ony houses-the box shaped and A.
type house. The box-shaped house IL
the most desirable of the two. espe-
cially for those who have a SOW and
litter to care for. This house has an
advantage over the A-type house in
that 1t is cooler in summer. for the
roof is not SO near the floor. thus CIV
ing more air space. It is easier to
clean, easier to work in, gives better
ventilation and admits more sunlight.
The box house Is usually built eight
feet square by six feet high. The
front of the house is in two sections,
each containing window, and both Of
which are hinged at the top and may
be lifted in warm weather. The back
way Is also provided with hinges at
the top. and when raised serves as a
she'd The A-type house usually has
a floor space Of eight feet by six feet.
and the boards used for the side walls
are eight feet long. Under favorable
weather conditions the front Of the
house may be removed to admit SUM-
light and air. Both of these types Of
houses are built on runners. 30 that
they can be moved about easily.