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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-05
FIVE Big ACTS FOR
A QUARTER TONIGHT
vEsPERMAN COMES TO TIL
FRONT WITH AN ALL STAR
ATTRACTION,
Two Performances Of Vaudeville
Show Tonight at the Bijou at 8
and 9:15.

The members of the big vaudeville
show which Is to show at the Bijou
this evening, arrived in the city on
No. 1 last night direct from Minnea2'
oils, where they were all last week.
They have been making a big hit
there and it will surely be treat
for the Bismarckers who are fortu-
nate enough to attend. The company
will be here for two nights, tonight
and Wednesday, and there will be
two entire performances given each
night, the first one starting at 8
O'clock and the second at 9:15.
The Rusticana trio were here early
in tie season and since then have
been playing the big time in the
east. Gassman and her three little
coons, are a simon pure Orpheum at
traction and has never played the
smaller towns. The other three at
fractions are of an equally high grade
and the bill promises to be the best
in its line that has ever been seen
in this city.
The prices are Is cents for the en-
tire, lower floor, and 10 and. Is cents
for the balcony.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-05

attorney general and the states at
Etorney Of Ward county will appear
for the state and Purcell and Divet
Of Wahpeton, for the defendant, Noah
Noah is in the penitentfary, and If
his sentence is affirmed by the court
anew date will have to be set for
the execution.
The Peltier case Is in much the
same condition. Peltier is Bot.
tineau county murderer, whose time
for execution has gone by under
an appeal to the supreme court. B.
Anger and r. R. Mockler are the at
torneys Of record for Peltier, and the
attorney general and the states at
torney of Bottineau county for the
state. Peltier's life also hangs on the
outcome of this appeal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-05
Committee WILL CALL
ON governor BURKE
WORK HAS BEEN DELAYED ON
STREETS LONGER THAN
PLEASED COMMISSION.
Health Officer Hands in Report -
Bills Allowed and Other Routine
Business Transacted.

There was a short meeting of the
city commissioners last evening and
all members were present.
An opinion was received from the
city attorney to the effect that the
commission has the power to raise
the salaries of the appointive officers
but cannot change the salary Of an
elective officer. He stated, however,
that there could be an expense &C
count allowed for the president Of the
commissioning for instance was done
in the case of the governor by tIe
last legislature The salary ordi-
nance was then passed as introduced
two weeks ago fixing the salaries of
the appointive officers as follows:
City treasurer $3.50; Chief of police,
81 $50; city auditor. $500; policemen,
$3.50 each and city attorney $3.50.
The report OF the city health off,
Ger showing eight deaths and thirteen
births for the month of September,
with other statistics, was also receiv-
ed.
The usual gist of monthly bills was
allowed, among them being one for
$5452 for taking up and relaying the
sidewalk on the west side of Ninth
street at Avenue B. An arrangement
was made by the old city COUNSEL by
which this walk should be taken up
and relayed by the city at cost Of
S29325, the work to be done by the
property owners, and the amount to
be refunded upon the presentation of
verified bill. There has not beet
as much work done as has been ex-
pected as a compromise between the
city and the property owners has been
arrived at.
There was another bill for SIS al
lowed which was used to pay for a
foreman to oversee the work of grad
ing on Fourth street and Sixth street.
The arrangement made was that the
state was to do the work and the city
to furnish a foreman to see that it
was done in proper shape. Constant
promises have been made by the
state that this work would be started
in just a few days. and it was upon
these promises that the overseer had
been hired. A special committee was
appointed to call upon the governor
md the warden Of the penitentiary
and see If the state really intended
% do the work this season.
The attention of the state will also
,e called to the franchise under which
t is operating it's street car line, and
n which they are required to keep
he car line up to grade and in good
condition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-05
OCTOBER Term OF THE
SUPREME COURT BUSY
TWO NOTABLE MURDER CASES
WILL COME BEFORE COURT
= THIS WEEK.
PeItier and Noah Will Have Hearing
Cases Have Already Excited Much
Interest in the State.

The October term of the supreme
court will begin today, and from the
number Of cases that have been filed,
the court will be busy for consid-
cradle time with the hearing Of argu-
ments.
The Noah and Peltier cases will be
presented to the court today, n these
being criminal cases Of the first i'm
portance, where there is death SEN
temce involved. Noah is the Ward
county murderer who pleaded guilty
to murder and whose case was ap-
pealed on the eve of his execution
for the murder of a homesteader. The
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-05

the same as in the average town of
this size in the state. He has in
spected one or two Of the slaughter
houses in the vicinity of the city and
will complete the work before leav-
ing. II conditions are found not to
meet with the views of the depart
ment, the owners Of the premises in
question will be given an opportun-
ity to make such sanitary changes as
the department believes should be
made.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-05
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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

place at the Union Baptist church
Sunday, May 30, at 4 p. m. A
grand patriotic program will be
rendered Each boy and girl will
be gwen flag free that attends
and marches in line. The iuve
nile choir will furnish the music.
All members Of other clubs are
cordially invited to turn out with
US and hel p wave the grand old
flag
Next Monday, the a, is the
potato shower at the l.. G, Home
Mrs. Lenora Fisher is chairman
of this section Every body should
come and bring some potatoes,
Dr.. N. B. Ford has been invit-
ed to address the boys only
F. tiday evening, June II, at Neal
& Browns cafe on N. 8yh street,
aud Mrs Josie Russell. trained
nurse, has been invited TO talk to
girls only, Saturday afternoon,
June y, at Lincoln Colored
Home. Each boy and girl is
asked to remember these dates
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
Of Quincy.

The above is a likeness Of Mr..
J. NJ Mosoy, formerly of Quincy
but now aresident of Springfield,
being employed at the State
Housee
Mr.. Mosby is property own
er, both in Quincy and this city,
aud one Of the most energetic
men in Central Illinois. He is
progressive and inspiring, being
actively engaged in several en-
terprises and several lodges. He
is presto dent Of the Enterprise
Loan and Savings CO an institu-
ton destined to become bank:
he is p. W G M of the United
Brothers of Eric ndship and an
ardent worker and promoter Of
said Order, also present Grand
Treasurer of the U. b. +,
Mr.. Mosby is an assiduous
worker for the advancement of
his people; d staunch christian,
being member Of the A. M E.
church, believer in giving the
youth thorough education and
maintaining a creditable home
for his family. In politics he is
an answering Republican and
holds position here for his ur-
limited work for the party with
which he is affiliated.
Mr.. Mosby is destined to con.
splcuous place in life,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

The very fac, that, before the
progress Of this nation could pro-
coed over 300 years ago, when
the coIonistS saw the great Iatent
resources of this new land and
When the Indian was founu not
worthy, and Africa had to be
resorted to for "deiiVerance, >
make the Negro and American
progress, power aud wealth, not
only co ord mate and homogene.
Gus, but a rightful inheriter to all
this country has to give.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
w Oman's Club Notes

The Mothers Section met at
dhe residence of Mrs, Edna Lev.
ellis, 1109 S. 10Th street, Monday
afternoon, May II There was
good attendance, and the outline
Of business was carried out we'll
by the chairman, Mrs Hattie
Glenn, The boys and girls joint
entertainment that was to have
been given given or the Oath at
ST. John church, has been post
poned until later date A pic
mic may be gwen by these youths.
This section will have a bank
breaking and lawn sociable at
the residence Of. Mrs. Jennie
Douglas, on W Calhoun street,
Monday, June 81.
The annual service will take
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
A RETRORGRESSION.

We tiod it our bounded " duty
10 sharply criticise many things
that We some Tine are reluctant
in doing, but feel that it is our
duty 10 do SO and if we fail so to
d. we shall not be held euiltiess.
for there are Sins Of omission as
bloody and abomnab as those
Of commission. hence our voice
and pen snail never be silent or
inert GA the issues of the day. b.
they political. socltl or religious.
Some time ago we wrote an
editori ii on Reason Versus n is
IN the Pulpit, and attemp ed to
show that mere noise WilhOu
reason AID explicit disc ur,l1g
is not or y aret gressi n 0us a
SIN and curse to our pc pie.
We relt rate what we said then,
We desire to see our people rails
ed aud not lowered. ia their re-
llglous status and that ctnnot be
done with monkey antics and
vulgar practices in our pulpits.
The day has arrived for lntelec-
tuality in the pulpit and not
sounding phrases of inexp lea ole
non sense. We are in an age Of
reason and not mere yelling FOR
vain glorious applause.
Gentlemen, 1t Is a shame. cru
Ell and an abominaton; we are
sincere. W have no Crude, We
are for The advancement of the
c)Iored people, regardless, Of
denomination, class OF creed.
The intelligent ministers will
agree with u that such is out
rage0us, regardless of by whom
or where it is carried on, and
any one who acquiesces IN such
IS retrogradiug Instead of pro.
crossing aud it can be prov d.
Intelligence, morality, dec r
um, s9briety. der, y ace. chr
anity, love, pulc u lily. TAese
are ne things whicn count.
These compose the banner,under
which we are to fight Let u,
please become reconclIed, let US
change from wrong 10 right,
your failure is ours, when you
pull down a church or communi
ty you pull US all down.
So for our part we shall ho d
high that banner that leads to
elevation, and with that idea up.
permost let US not be deferred
but go forth shouting In lee sIpuo
ViHtfs.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
IN YOUR OWN HOME

The Kenmore Piano is not an unknown
reputation, known throughout the United st
ties 1t is we'll worth 100000 and pianos al
that do not compare in high quality with
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Negro en- Ell Polo Norte.

La suposlci6n general de que
los negros no pueden resistir un
esima frfo y que sn Temperament
to csta arreglado para climas ca
ildos ha quedado desmentida
con ell hecho de que el Captain
Ieary, lley6 consigoo como ayu..
da dc calnara Il un negro llamado
Alatew Henson, quien como testi-
go de Peary, asegura que 81 fu6
quien iz6 cl pabell6n de las es.
trellas en- el Polo Y ensend Il los
esqnlmales 4 vitorearlo 4 tiempo
que sc izaba, siendo 81 ell finicn
llcmhre civilizado que acompan6
Q Peary, dc 10 que parece mos.
trarse satisfecho.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Gran Oportunid!

Desea I'd. adquirir una elegan-
te y artistica tarieta, conmemora-
tiya del gran evento hist6rico de
la entrevista de los Presidentes
Dfaz y Taft7
81 asi ea, Koaosros esGas1tGg li34
tos d obseqtiiar gratu tanente
sns desaos.
Tenemos herr1osisimas tarie-
tas con 81 precioso grabado & va
rlas tintas que presenta las ban
deras de ambas naciones en- sus
eolores naturales y & los dos al.
tos dignatarios Diaz Y Taft, en-
el niomento de estrecharse Ia ma
no, en- sefial dc 10 recfproca a.
mistad que une 6 los dos paises
que Tepresentan.
Nos proponen1os obseauiar es.
tas tarjetas conmamoratiyas a to.
do suscriptor, nuevo S. antique
que nos remtta adelantado 81 va.
ltsr de lin afio de srlscripci6n 4
Ell = TaID0R.
10 olvidar que la tarieta Sc.
ia GRATIS r que ca ma obra
vaFda daramente artistica. aue for.
mara lin interesante adorno an
cada hogar. por reunir & su be-
leza artiatioa, la conmemora-
cion de nm importante evento IN
ternanional.
La snscripoi6n q Ell REnIDoR
cuesta colo S1,5O.
Consta ei peri6dico ole s p&gi.
mas dc ieotura amena y variada.
iioacias intereaantes y iteratura
eacogida.
Tenernos nImero retlucido de
eaas tarjetas, asf es Quo no faran
NAL OF, adelantar gu pedido los
que desean poseerla.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
AaaIto Y Robo.

-Dieen de Laredo, Texas, con
fecha priInero: Oscar Perron. un
.tendero del Campo minero San 10
Sc fuh asaltadv y In tienda incen
tiIada, hoy de manana, per Ia
drones. La p6rdida en- implemen
tos mineros y el edificio Sc caIcu-
III en- $l5,O0 Sc cree cue Pc
IRON sc recobrara. Una banda de
cinco ladrones entr6 4 In casa de
Perron Il las 3 Gle la manana V
le pldi6 las llaves. Lo hiricron
yarias veces con cuchillo al de-
fendersc. Los ladrones Sc apo
deraron de las llaves, saquearon
Ia tienda Y Sc escaparon. Una
euadrilla de gente armada persi-
que 4 los bandidos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
PREvENCIoNEs CONTRA LA
ADULTERACIoN

FL DR.. A. Z. Winton, quimico &
Inspector de los Laboratories de-
igobicrno en- Chicago, ILL.,, sha pro
iporcionado una ingrata sorpresa
4 los fabricantes de harinas, al
explicarles establishments las
pruebas & que ell gcbierno sujeta
sus productos y los medios de que
sc vale para determinar los meto-
dos de blanqueamiento v adulte-
lraciones.
Habl6 ante ell Club de Harine-
.fos de Chicago Y por medic de
proouctos quimicos Y de vistas
tle esteroptic6n, dejo convencidos
~ los comerciantes, de que cs casi
impossible practicamcnte efectuar
IN enganoabajo los sistemas de
Ia nueva ley sobre pureza de ar
tiellos alimenticios.
No digdis con demasiado enfa-
SIS que svuestros productos alimen
taran al cerebro, porque muchos
dc nosotros tenemos va la cabeza
henchlda dc seso; no insistais en-
qac fortalecen los nervios, porque
los mas de los americanos tene-
mos ell suficiente nervio; no di-
gals que enriquecne la sangre,
porque todos los cereales tienen
esta cualidad y creo que tambien
la lie enriquecer al manufactures
ro; no les achaqueis mayor vcn--
taJa para el desarrollo de los
musculos, porque todos los al
muerzos ayudan Y dan fuerza
mus mar mas de In que necesi--
tamos en- nuestros modernos dias
de eleyadores y TRACTION electrical
- sobre todo,no eomparGis vues-
tros productos con el pan dismi-
nuyendo las cualidades de este.
.porquc cereales vendran y sc iran
asi como sus diferentes modos de
prcpararse, pero ell pan permane-
cera por siempre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
RuEnbo d Europa

Dieen de Mexico con fecha
pfimero:
FL General Reyes, Gobernador
retirado del Estado de Nuevo
Leon, saldra de Monterrey los Ill
timos diaR de esta semana.
scgun infofnes Sc dirigira Il
Eueva York, dontlc pronto sc
elnbarcarf para Europa, con cl
fin de rccorrerla Y haecr un cs-
tudio dc los sistcmas miIitares Y
rendir un informe al Gobierno
Mexieano. .Cuando estuvo a.
ani, hace unos euantos dias, cl
residente sDiaz lie ofreci6 que O.
ilgiera eualquicr puesto diplo.-
nlatieo Ell Europa, cuyo pucsio SO
elevaria nj range de Embajada,
81 cl General Reyes 10 aceptaba,
pero este rehus6, prefiricndo ser
enyiade q hacer I'm estudio de
los netodos miiitares de los pai-
ses extranjeros.
Ei General Diaz ofrcci6 darle
an Estado Mayor, pero este aun
no Sc hB terminadn. Tia Seere-
taria de Guerra ain no ha heeho
aombramlento de los tyutiautts tss tss
sue 10 acompafiafan.
Volyera 6 ser Gobernador de
Nuevo Leon
Uitimas nnticias de la eiutlad d
Mexico:
Ha sido comisionado ell senior
General Bernardo Reyes para que
vaya & Europa Il estudiar eI scrpi
eio militar ohligatorio. Los Ma
yores Gastavo Salas y Nieelas Ma
tfnez 10 acompaiiaran on calidaSl
de Ayudantes. I1i Sr. Grai. Re.
yes I'm aeeptado ia comisi6n Y
despu6s dc entregar iliterinamen-
to el Gobterno do Nuevo Leon MI
gral. Mier, partiFa directamente
dc Monterrey para Nneya York,
en- dondG SO embarcara para Euro
pa, In noticia liza ceusado scnsn.
Si6n. So cree que pagadas las q
locciones pfesidsnciales, el Gene
rai Reyes refssimira nucvamente
gu puesta de aobernatlor dc Nue.
70 Leon.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
$424.6oc plata mex.
s424.eoo plata mex.
$849.2oc plata mex.

"a del pueblo, toda vez que tan
amplia y pr6digamente rseponde
a nuestro llamado, en- casos en-
que como el presente, es tan me-
cesaria sll cooperation.
Gonste, pues, nuestra gratitud
a todos los que nos ayudaron en-
osta ebra generosa v tengan STEM
pre- presente nuestros amigos, que
su 6bolo caritativo enjugara mu-
chas lagrimas Y sera balsamo tran
.quilizador de muchas almas LA
gadas por In desgracia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
sulcidio en- Galveston.

pesesperado por IN mnorte de
s'i htio, y ror los stfrimientos
propiaa do sus Intermediates, s.
Clark Fisher, eaicro do la North
Lloyd, compania de vap6res dc
Galveston, SO di6 muerte ell mar.
tes, disparaudose uu tiro que le
hiso pedazos ol crAneo. II m
hombre prouinento Y biem conoci.
do en- aquel puerto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Uuatr0 niaoa auonafloa.

Con feesla dos dicen dc Pitts.
burg, qre al volear una l.tuipara
sie aceite, t,no do log peuue1ue.
.los, te ineapdi0 nf,a easa on los
subffbits do Ia eiudad, donde
wye Wm. MArtow, persciendo on
ella euatro nifios. lin auinto MT.
no sae saiyado per III fradre, que
siifri6 horribleg aucpoadnras, MIR.
a3atow Y dos hijos ostaban ause,s-
les tiaba5al1do eu ana NINA de
enrb0n caantin 80 efeotH6 d ID.
isasefe.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Rantiao.

Hemos recibido dc Kyle, Te.
Sas, una elegante tariata, en- la
que sc nos coinlnica que el dia Z
del prnaente Noviembre, reeihiran
las ngt,as del hautismo en- la 4.
6glesia de Martindale, dos nifios
gemslos, tliios del Sr, Antonio
Latcio y de SUI esposa Sra. zefe.
.rina Martinez de Iacio. i.ps
niRos go llamaran Felix y LaIis u
apa1lrinatin al neto los sefiores
Guadalupe Espinoga y Cristina
Segobia de Espinosa, Joaquin Cas-
atilIo " Marin Trejo dc Castillo.
imrga vida u de proveehe de-
saamIus & los nliayes cfistianos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
CUBA EsPERA UN PoRvENIR
BR1LLANTE

Con fecha jprimero de Noyiem-
bre dicen de Ia Habana:
Hoy por la tarde sc reuni6
ell Congreso Cubano. Ambas cit.
maras recibieron el mensaie del
Presidente. Sc refiere printci..
palmente a la revista de las con.
dlclones actualcs y no hace nin-
guna recommendation de importan-
cha, Dice el Prcsidente Gomez
en- su smensaje que no podraii
ser mas halagadoras las condi-s
Clones economicas del pals, hoy
que Sc termina Ia mas rrande
cosecha de azIcar que Sc recile,,
da en- los anales de Cuba. Sc
reflere tambi6n en- ell mensaie 4.
Ia lmportante extension de ferroS
CARRIES en- las proyincias de o.
riente y ell consecuente aumento
ue trabaJos y recomienda al Co.
.elerno, sostcnga ell movimiento. n
ientando la Immigration " esta.-
Dleclendo generosas instituciones
de prestamos. s.
Sc consideran satisfactorias las
condolences del tesoro, seg1n la
expression del ymensaje. Los Ill
limos Iocho meses manifiestan IN
aumento sobre el periodic CORES,
Pondlente del aio pasado, ascen
diendo 4 $1.570,043.O 90.
Cuando el actual ,rohierr,o ca
hlzo cargo del tesoro ell 2s de
Enero de 1909, habia $2. .6S5. .22s ()i
con obligaciones que llegaban &
SS.404,956.00. Los ingresos des-
de entonces aumentaron Il
$2o. .439y4 y426.00, hacienda ell total
de $28124,554.00. Los egresos
alcanzaron q $27.0s9, ,353.OO, ane-
dando en- fondo para Septiembre
3U. ma Slstencia de $1.035. .301.OO.
Prosiguiendo un curso de es-.
tricta economic, dice el Presiden
tie que ell pals saldara muy pronto
las obligacioncs que le qutdaron
de Ia guerra de intervention de
los Estadns Unidos. E
Llama la atenci6n el Presiden-
te Gomez acerca de Ia distinction
de que por parte de varios paf.-
Ses curnpeos son objeto. los pro-
ductos euhanos. especialmente
traneia, que intenta aumentar los
derecllos del tabaco Cubano nm 40
por elento recomienda que el
Congreso reforne la tarifa. de-
Jando el maximum 8 minimum de
Quotas q discretion del Eiecutiyo
10 cnai sera en- sus manos un ar
ma poderosa de defensa eeon6m;-
ca. Anunci6 que postpone In
presentation del presupuesto NJ
Corgreso, hasta Ncviembre Is.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Historic del asunto
Judicial de Gregorio Cortez

contestaci6n 8 su muy grata de
% del pr6ximo pasado, debo de-
cir & I'd. qne lie estoy muy agra
decide por Ia deferencia y carl
no que en- ella me manifesto ~
mucho me consuelan sus halagado
ras promesas en- que flo con to-
da la fe de mi alma. Respecto
q 10 de buena conducta que me re
comienda observe en- esta, puede
U6. estar SECURE de ella y ademas
puedo decirle en- mi abono: que
no ha muchos dfas sc me present6
una oportlnidad que aproveche
para dar pruebas de ella.
Sc trat6 de un atentado contra
la vida de uno Gle nuestros guar
das, que agredido por uno de mis-
companeros de prisi6n, hubiera
logrado su intento, 81 no me inter
pongo de por medic y desarmo al
companero, evitando asi tan des-
graciado case. I'd. probable :
mente 10 sepa por boca del mis-
mo empleado que me ofreci6 en-
gratltnd de mi acci6n, verlo y de-
cirselo todo. Segnn me consta,
todos mis- superiores parecen es-
tar satisfechos de mi.
Cue sc conserve bueno, son los
deseos de sn inutil amigo Y S. S.
Gregorio Cortez.''
En- tai convencimiento. pre-
tendemos abrir dentro de POGO
tempo una nueva suscripci6n con
la mira de allegar fondos para
promover por medic de. abogados
compctentes, I'm incidcntc de in
dulto en- favor del mencionado
Grcgorio Cortez.
Fundados en- la bllcna acogida
que In Colonia Mcxicana la dis
.pensadO sicmpre 4 nttestras if,f.-3
clatlvas, y con Ia alr;tigatlit
sitnieerst si1H o!lstlt.tt
que nos preparedness rs 81 :ltEl5ilsIifi.
hnnanitario, y ctiiitio 4 los limf-
tes dc la mas estrecha iusticia. .des
cansamos confiados en- In yalio--
sa ay,tda que generosamente nos
Impartiran nuestros amigos v fa-
vorecedorcs.
La ohra cue publicaremos. .es-
tn como va hemos dicho, compIeta
incnte conclnida,y principiaremos
Q darle publicidad cl iueves 25
del Presente mes, dando Ell ella
todos los pormenorcs rhiativos 4
este ruidoso proceso que tanto in
teres despeFt6 entire los miembros
de lac olonia Mexicana de Texas
que tan proximo estuvo 4 tener
un dcsenlace sangriento, que liz
aetlvidad y generosa prodigalidad
de los mexieanos logr6 evitar, ar
rancando sn presa 4 las garras
mlsmas de la muerte. Ell luclia tie
meraria frentc frente del patti
bulO.
En- l,s liberalidad, pucs, Y EN-
los senttmientos humanitari6s de
vosotros, mexicanos, esta puesta
nuestra confianza. Sabcmos oue
correspondence Il nucstros deseos.
con el entusiasmo de sicmpre Y
por nuestra parte ofrecemos tocar
hasta el filtinlo rcsortc legal pa
ia presentar 4 Gregorio C0rtez ell
obsequio de su libertaa.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Tito en- Puebla.

ultimas noticias de Puebla,
Mexico, nos informan que Ia IN
gaiopolitana ciudad Sc han daao
algunos casos dc ficbre tifo en-
cstos dfas. Sc cree Que sean o.
casionados por cl ,nal cstaslo hi-
glenlco dc Ia ciudad, en- virtud
de estnr en- obra los trabaios del
drenaie.
El Consejo dc Salubridad l,a
tornado laetiidas entrgie,ts para q
yltar que el NAL Sc llaga cpid1-
mieo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04

cual es pagadera en- aquella ciu-
dad Regiomontana & la orden del
Sr, Leopoldo Ruiz, Arzobispo de
Linares y que Sc distriburia co.
mo sigue: .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-11-04
Kindergarten en- Monterrey.

Sc ha alberto ,m kindergar.-
ten en- Ia eiudad dc Monterrey.
Esta !lirigido por cxpcrimrntadas
profesoras tlorteamrricanas