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The pioneer express., 1909-05-21
MILWAUKEE, STRIKE is ON.
Question Of Jurisdiction Causes Beer
City Labor Struggle.

Milwaukee, May 16. =. "A general
strike. involving all Milwaukee Fed
Grafton of Labor union men in the
building trades in the breweries, was
inaugurated yesterday as result Of
action taken by the Federation of La
bor at mass meeting held Thursday
night. The trouble arose chiefly from
the question of Jurisdiction.
The pioneer express., 1909-05-21
"Real pauahter,, III Dead.

Real Daughter" 70 Dead.
Sioux City, Iowa. May ia real
daughter" of the American Revolu-
tion, Mrs. Emily s. Nettleton, aged
ninety.one. died yesterday at the home
Of her son. Edgar e. Nettleton.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25
IA Merry, Merry Christmas and Joyful New Year to A!

We have manygood andlogieal reasonsfor
soliciting your Xmas patronage#this year.
me = n;d l1tt sa5 Pq 11t tnaf'f 6oafa rs s Your padFG 1arf
the name OR. Mornhinveg & Son, that
name is guarantee and stamps the gift
good, honest, Trustworthy jeWelry q, name
that has proudly stood the test Of thirty
seven years.
Our assortment IS better, containing more
low priced and more costly goods than
heretofore.
We have added many new features:
Photographs, salty razors, pocket knives,
leather good, setc.
We Take Pleasure in Showing Goods!
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-12-25

| Gorhman pattern in silver that we car
british in table ware; it is one Of the
BOD ones.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
BLOSSER

Mr.. and Mrs. Erskin Blosser have
returned home after several weeks
visit with Mr.. Blosser's brother in
Kansas.
Mr.. Hoffman took dinner Sunday
with John Blackburn.
Ervine Blosser and wife of Mar
shall took dinner Monday with Mr.,
Blosser's parents, e. j. Blosser.
Edward Fletcher spent several
days last week with Sam Galloway
of near Waverly.
Gerldine Fulton is dangerously i'll
at this writing. -
Nearly all the men in our neigh
borhood are butchering this week.
Prof. Lynch was a pleasant Wis
itor OF the Baker school last Fri
day morning. We all hope he will
visit us again soon.
Miss Anna Bell Coleman spent
several days last week with her
aunt Mrs. Chas. Fulton.
Charley Fulton and wife were
Marshall visitors M day last
week.
Mrs. Jennie Payne hassbeen down
several days with Lagripp but is
improving.
Ernest Sailor and wife and Louis
Biosser spent Sunday with j. Black
burn. M
Miss Esta Matter spent Saturday
and Sunday In Malta Bend.
Miss Elizabeth Cochran Is home
for the christmas holidays.
Claud Gauldin IL also home for
the chrisfmas holidays.
Henry Biosser was sick all last
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

DR., U. B. Wingfield and wife were
entertained al dinner Saturday by
the formers sister Mrs. Bette
Wheeler at Marshall.
Mrs. Ruth Duncan returned 20
her home in Kansas City Saturday
after an extended visit to friends
here.
Miss Nora Maloney and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell we're Marshall WIS.,
itors Saturday.
James McKeever was in Marshall
Saturday looking for Santa Claus.
He wanted to be sure that good old
Santa would stop at Blackburn.
Mrs. F. E. Rigney went to Mar
shall Monday and remained until
Tuesday with her sister Mrs. VIM,
Prior.
: Mrs. b. A. Jones and son Austin,
were in Marshall Tuesday shopping
and admiring the Christmas decora
tons.
DR.. U. B. Wingfield and wife lef.
Sunday for a short visit 20 rela-
tives in st. Louis, thense 20 Flori-
da to spend a month.
Andy Flynn was in Marshall Sat-
urday investing in gifts for his
Republican friends. Andy is one OF
those big hearted Democrats who
always enjoy making others hap
Ply especially at Xmas times.
Miss Marie Haas will close her
school Friday noon for the Xmas
holidays.
Mrs. Chas. Thompson and daugh
ters Misses Helen and Fannie visit
ed Marshall Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Sheridan and Miss
Mary Brick visited Marshall Tues
day and il packages denote any
thing they will have a big Xmas.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
Gretchen

The weather is still cold at this
writing.
Frank Henry, wife and daughter,
Bessie, and sons, Raymond, Geor-
gle and frankie went to Marshall
and spent Sunday and Monday
with Jake Weis and family.
Everybody is busy preparing for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hulse visit
ed a few days last week with their
mother, Mrs. VanBuskirk.
Miss Mana Hall was sick last
week but is improving now.
Roy you must be interested in
Marshall making so many cold
trips down there on Sundays.
There was a music show at Green
Mound school and was well attend
ed.
Mrs. Frank Henry and son, Frank
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
John Hayes.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
NEW HOME

We are still having cold winter
weather.
Mrs. August Dierking is on the
sick list this week.
Jake Hartman is slowly improv-
ing al this writing. 2
John Knott delivered hogs at
Sweet Springs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Reager and
daughter, Miss Frances, j. w. For
bes and family were Sunday guests
of d. Nj. Harris and family.
Henry Cook and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Lemon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes and
children took dinner with MIR. and
Mrs Will. Vanarsdall Sunday.
Rev. Johnson filled his appoint
ment at Elmwood Sunday morning
and evening. There will also be
preaching at Elmwood on the 3rd
Sunday in each month.
Allie Carmean is visiting his par
ents, M. F.. Carmean and family
for a few days.
Miss Allie Treadway spent from
Friday until Sunday with her home
folks in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knott and
Miss Alma Kueck spent Sunday
with Mrs. Allen, 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis spent
Sunday with Mrs. Anna and Wall
ter Larue.
Miss Dollie Harris spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her
sister, Miss MauIe, in Sweet sp ings
Mrs. DIN. Harris and daughter,
Miss Minnie and Mrs. Lester Har-
ris were shopping in Blackburn
Tuesday.
We understand that D. Lemon
has sold his farm of 1873 acres for
S7S an acre, to Mr.. Fangeman.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
We Have to Offer Many
Good Howard County Farms
A few Of WnCh Are Listed Below

100 acres. Five room house, barn
and out-buildings, at $40 per acre.
231 acres. Eight room house, 2
barns, orchard, one OF the best
watered farms in the county at $S6
per acre.
264 acres. Two barns, tenant
house, c~istern, springs, very cheap
at $1875O. Will loan $4,000 on place
if purchaser desires.
46 and 16-1OOth acres. Close in,
well improved at SOL per acre.
81 and 40-1OOth acres. House and
barn and out buildings at $66 per
acre.
80 acres well improved at $52.
48 and 93-100th acres. Five room
house, all outbuildings, 2 barns at
$50 per acre.
6 acres. With dwelling and fair
ly improved. close in at $62
400 acres. Good buildings, Well i'm
proved at $T1 per acre.
So acres. One of the best improv
ed farms in the county at $16,925.
Will loan $4,000 Of purchase price
on place.
EHLER BROS.
rid. 4 Slater, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
GRAND PASS.

We wish all a merry Christmas
anu a happy and prosperous new
year.
Miss Mollie Fitzpatrick of Wav-
erly is the guest of her friends at
this place.
James Demoss of M. v. c. is at
home for the holidays.
Mrs. s. Burrus was the guest OF
friends at Marshall last week.
Grover Reynolds of Slater is
spending the holidays with Ibis
parents and many friends.
w. Mayors who died a his home
near Blackburn was buried here
Monday.
Rev. M. Wynn of Kansas City
filled his regular appointment at
the Baptist church Srlday.
The farmers of this part of the
county have not finished gather
ing their corn on account Of the
bad weather.
J. Jones arrived Saturday with
his team from Kansas City where
he had been at work all summer.
Mrs. Fannie Edwards is visiting
relatives near Nelson. From there
she will return to her home nea
Denver Colorado. 3
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
MT. LEONARD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Strong
went to Kansas City Saturday to
hunt Santa Clause.
s. F. Coyner is quite sick at the
present.
Loyd Cor, came home Sunday
from Chiilicothe TO spend his va
cation. .
George Robertson returned home
from Kansas Friday for the holi-
days.
Rev. G. W. Norven will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday. There
will also be services with a short
program Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock all are cordially invited.
Mrs. c. l.. Hughes is very sick at
present.
We wish every one a merry
Christmas. Especially the Editor
Of the best paper in Saline county.
Mrs. NJ. T. Barnes visited rela-
tives in Kansas City Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. j. j. Robertson and son,
George, were hunting Santa Claus
in Marshall Wednesday.
Mrs. c. j. Quest was shopping
in Blackburn Monday.
Miss Anna Briggs was shopping
in Marshall Monday.
Deane Oluest visited relatives in
Marshall Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Fischer spent
Sunday at Ehler's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thornton and
daughter and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds
and Miss Clara Gorker went to Sla-
ter Saturday.
Little Alva Murdoch is quite sick
at this writing.
j. H. Detmer while visiting his
son Fred, got his ribs hurt Thurs
day evening. DR.. Sharp pronounc-
ed il not serious.
Miss Ida Kruger vas a city call
er this week.
The little child Of Albert Borg
nan has been on the sick list.
DIR. Sharp was a Slater and Mar
shall caller Saturday.
George Pearson is sick with the
grip.
George Pearson. Jr., returned one
day last week from California.
Harry Hudson took dinner with
his uncle, George Pearson Monday.
Frank Brockway moved 100 head
of cattle to the Island Tuesday.
Mr.. Mitchell is crippled up with
a sore leg.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
ARROW ROCK

Merry Christmas and a happy
New Year to all.
The ladies of the Home Mission
airy society purchased several nice
pieces of furniture last week for
the Methodist parsonage.
w. H. Fenwick was a visitor OF
friends and relatives here the frs.
OF last week.
l.. M. Nevin was here last week
in the interest of the electric rail
road. w. B. Mahan director and
w. R. Cauthorn the chief engineer
We're also here. They spoke very
encouragingly of the prospect of
the road being built in the near flu
ture.
viii Diggs and family left last
week for their new home near
Lamar. Mr.. Diggs recently pur-
chased a large farm there, where
they expect to reside in the future.
Will Huston, of Saline, North
Dakota, arrived last week and will
spend the winter here, as he has
done for the last few years.
Frank Brockway was riding on
u streets Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Green Of the county,
was shopping here Thursday.
r. c. Piper, one OF our hustling
farmers. of near Little Rock was
In town Wednesday.
Watson Diggs and wife were the
week end guests OF F. q. Hogge
and family.
Gibson Scott ard wife. arrived
'Tharsday from KirksviIle, where
Mr.. Scott has been taking treat
ment since October. He is SEEM
ingfy very much improved.
O. II. Dickson came in Thursday,
direct from Seattle, where he has
Lren employees for the pact eight
or nine months.
The ladies athe Christiaa church
realized the nice little sum Of S2s IS
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
AYRES

The house of Pete Maroon, on
the b. P. Storts place, was burned
Saturday about A p. m. Furniture
and house was a total loss. The
fire is supposed to have started
from a defective flue.
Mrs. r. c.. Steele is in Slater at
the bedside of her sick father, Toll
bert Birch.
Joe Stephens was in Marshall
Monday. Joe was helping w. H.
Foote in the blacksmith shop Sat-
urday night and he came so near
being killed that he decided to get
away from "Boots" as quick and
far as possible.
There was a grand dance in Davis
District last week which was sup
posed to be a social affair but was
turned into a political machine.
There were 16 boys to 1 girl and a
Republican boy took her there,
and he got the worst of it as all
the boys wanted to monopo!ize her
as is usually the case when you
mix tup in a political affair.
Our up-to-date farmer Amos
Audsley reported Friday that he
had that day completed gathering
his 800 r OF corr and was as
happy as a little boy with a pair
OF new r~ed-topped boots. He has
nothing to do now but fix up his
fine bunch of mules for his Febru-
airy sale.
Boys, watch Jim Garrett care
fully. He's getting mighty foxy
with the widow.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
SALINE

Hello, here we are after a long
absence.
Lots Of cold weather at this wri.
ing.
DIR. w. 4. Sharp, of Little Rock
called on his best girl Monday af-
ternoon.
Tony and Henry Giger transact
ed business In Slater last Wednes-
day and Thursday and while there
called on John Giger and family.
There will be a shooting match
for geese at Mrs. Geo. Giger Fri
day, Dec. 81. Match begins at I.s0
p. m. Every body invited to come
and have q goose for New Year.
Mrs. Emma Jpreitzer and family
of this LOCALITY moved to Howard
County last Tuesday ON the John
Huber farm north OF Glasgow. We
are sorry to lose such good neigh
bors but wish. them well In their
new hogne.
Joe ligcr al Glasgow visited his
Nome. folks Sunday.
Henry ole0dorff and wife moved
% MI. 6prtztser's farm Ghussday.
The oad MUDDY u full Of Ice at
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
COUNTY NEWS
MALTA BEND

Jack McRoberts of Oklahoma is
here visiting his parents.
Miss Pearl Riley of Grand Pass
was here last Monday and Tuesday
the guest of Mrs. Sam Cole and
Clara Stockman.
s. T. Wilson was transac:ing bus
mess in Marshall Friday.
Born to the wife of Tom Martin
last Friday night a ten pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shafer
were shopping in Marshall last
Friday.
Mrs. Walker Baker entertained
the tuesday club al her home last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Steve Frazee and daughter,
Mrs. Joe Deckard we're shopping in
Marshall last Friday.
Miss Maurine Gauldin spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with homefolks
at Stanhope.
Mrs. L. A. Allen entertained AZ
dinner last Tuesday the follow
ing guests: Miss Laura Bryan, Mrs
Davis, Mrs. Csllie Asimus, Mrs. II.
/. Blosser and Miss Maud Blosser.
Sherman Houston and wife were
Marshall visitors last Tuesday.
Miss Irene Houston was in the
county seat shopping last Friday.
Percy Houston is here from Mar
shall visiting homefolks.
Herbert Ransberger and wife OF
Mt. Leonard spent Sunday with the
latter's parents Everett Fulton
and wife.
We are glad to say that Sam Cole
after having been confined to his
home with typhoid fever is able to
be out again.
Earl Medlin, of Norway, Kansas
is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
Frank Stockman Jr. and other rel
atives.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Stockman
were transacting business in Mar
shall last Friday.
Mrs. Arch Deckard was the guest
of her sou Joe Deckard and wife
Saturday.
Oman Rozell and wife were shop
ping in the county seat last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bryan was a Marshall visi-
tor last Friday.
Rev. j. M. Beadles, the Evange-
list and wife left Monday morning
for Illinois after having closed a
series of meetings here at the First
M. E. Church, Rev. Beadles is an
unusually fine speaker and his SER
mons did our people much good.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
OAK RIDGE

o. H. Davis and family were the
guests Of j. w. Hays and wife Sun
day.
Joe Thornton was the guest of
t. F. Hays Saturday.
Miss Ollie Johnson OF Hardeman
is visiting relatives and friends at
present.
John Whittle OF Blackwater was
the guest OF R. M. McClain Satur-
day.
Ionic Taylor and family were
visiting at r. w. Taylors Sunday.
j. M. Herring has returned from
a trip through s. D.
Archie Dee and Frank Hayes
were seen going west Sunday won
der where they were going?
Lula Burnett returned home Sat
urday after several weeks stay
near Marshall.
Jess Hensick and wife were call
ers here one day last week.
DR.. Sharp made his usual call
Sunday.
Clarence Taylor says there is no
place like Slater for good looking
girls.
VIM Steppen our weather proph-
ct says look out for another flood.
A. ]. Hays and j; w. Wilson We're
trading with the busy merchants
of Gillian n day last week.
We writer was in Little Rock
looking for Santa Claus one day
last week.
Dave Jackson of Gillian was a
caller here Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
HAPXON

G.. W. Cowan of Nelson was visit
ing friends in Napton Tuesday.
June Baker was a passenger to
Marshall Tuesday.
David Emison was awarded three
ribbons on his chickens exhibited
at Concordia.
The William Jewell Quartette
gave a pleasing entertainment at
the Napton church Tuesday even
ing.
The Napton merchants have en-
joyed a good holiday trade for the
past week.
j. l.. Tichenor and wife are the
proud ~possessors of a new girl,
born Dec. goth, 1909.
Napton Camp No. 1902 NJ. ". of
A. met at their hall for The election
Of officers for 1910 Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 18th, with abou: forty
five members present. The follow
ing officers were elected: Consul
Ernest Harvey; Adviser, Louis
Hasemeier; Clerk. w. E. Shackel-
ford; Banker, J. L. Tichenor; Es-
cort, June Baker; Waterman, E.
Nicely Sentry, Wesley Ballinger
Manager, John r. Hall, DR.. c, L..
Lawless, DR.. John R. Hall and DR..
T. B. Hall camp physicians. Nap
ton Camp was organized Jan. 17thi
1906 and has a membership Of log
at the present time. a
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
LITTLE ROCK

Frank Hinnah and family took
dinner with Ehler Bros. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Trout took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Thornton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bravy and the lat
ter's sisters family Of Montgomery
county spent Sunday with Ehlers,
Rev. Morris was, a city caller Fri
day afternoon.
Dan Ehlers and Otto Creamery were
ARROW Rock callers Sunday after
noon.
Dt,s Sharp attended the /. O. o. r,
oypter supper at Arrow Rock Sat
prday.
Mrs. .Ferney and daughter and
son Herbert were Slater callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Meyer and daughter
sIiss Emma were Slater visitors
Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

fl ON their apron sale and pie So
cial.
The Odd Fellows had their an
nual oyster supper Saturday night
at the City Hotel. A large crowd
was in attendance.
Earl Crutcher and sisters, Mes
danes u. z. Martin and Parilee
Bingham we're in Marshall Sunday
and Monday.
r. H. Watts of Marshall was the
week end guest of relatives here
and also attended the Odd Fellows
supper at the City Hotel.
Lon Wade and family of the coun
try attended the pie social Thurs
day night.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

Dock Brown and Nh. Tipping Of
Marshall we're numbered among
our visitors Thursday.
Robert Herrider, of Moberly, is
the guest OF his parents Harry Her
rider and wife.
Archie Crosslin of Oklahoma, is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Lester
Dickson at this writing.
A. Colt and Robert Cowan were
here from the country Monday.
j. Warner Brown who is attend
ing college at Parksville arrived
here Friday night to spend the
holidays with his parents, Charley
Brown and wife.
Miss Winnie Schauer who has
been visiting relatives in Enid,
Oklahoma for several weeks re-
turned home one day last week.
Bun Pulliam had the misfortune
of slipping and falling while re-
turning from town Thursday even
ing, bruising the the same knee
which he has been nursing since
last June. Mr.. Pulliam was just 30
he could get around without the
use OF his crutches and we are
very sorry to learn Of his misfor-
tune.
Miss Effie Dickson is at home
after several days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Harvey at Napton.
Ed Brown and Miss Inez Brown
were here from Clay Center Mon
day. They report Mrs. Sim Brown
to be quite sick.
Tolbert Birch was still very low
from last reports.
Tony Knoderer and wife were
shopping in Marshall Saturday.
WANTED-One OF Slater's most
handsome young ladies desires a
nice young mans acquaintance
with the object of matrimony. The
editor was so badly ratified when
she gave us this little adv. that we
forgot to ask her name, but any
young man wanting information
we could give a pretty good de-
scription and a little search would
probably find her.
W. E.. Quisenberry. with Simmons
Hardware Co., is spending the holt
days within his mother and sisters.
The sister teaching at Grand
Pass will be home also.
Mrs. D. s. VanStone and baby
will spend Christmas with rela-
tives at Marshall.
Robt. Ham, jr. we are told is
rejoicing over the fact that he
has but one Christmas present to
buy this year.
Arthur and Miss Viola Erwin
will spend Christmas in Sedalia
with their sister.
Rose & Buckner hhave placed a
big order for new store fixtures.
They will turn their store into one
of the most modern to be found
anywhere.
Flynn & Co.'S candy store was
burglarized Sunday night. The
thief broke a pane of glass in the
door and entered after removing
the bar. Meerschaum pipes, cigars
and tobacco were s ecured, but
most of the goods were found but
the thief escaped.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
SLATER

Wishing every reader of,the Re-
publican Q Merry Christmasrsnd "a
Bright New Year. Il
N. 1. Montague, or MAfshail,
was shaking hands with friends
here n day Last weekc a
u. B. Sterrett returned hons aast
Monday from an extended visit
with his father In Virginia and q
brother In Kentucky. He reports
"a delightful visit.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

this writing.
The sports called on their best
girls Sunday evening.
Iony uiger is hauIing corn from
Oak Ridge at the present.
Christmas will soon be here.
Wishing you all a merry Christ
mas and a happy new year.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

week but we are glad to say he is
improving rapidly.
Miss Eunice Fulton spent Satur-
day with relatives in Malta Bend.
We r all expecting Old Santa
Clause now.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

FURS WANTBD-The market Us
high-why ship to the city when
you can get more from us. Try US
and be convinced. The House tpat
made Marshall famous as d hide
ana FUR market. Il. n. 6cudder x Co
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24
Wantand For Sale Column

NATIVE LUMBER FOR SALE
2 1-2 miles northwest OF Marshall,
Harry ordway.
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

FOR SALE-Set OF double har-
ness. cheap. Also small gocart.
ie2 8. Lafayette, Ave. w
The Marshall republican., 1909-12-24

FOR EALE-Duroc-Jerse hogs,
pure bred. Apply d. II. Ernison,
Napton, No. 1-2f.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-31
QUAKE WAS WIDESPREAD.
Many Towns in Mexico Damaged ane
Several Fatalities Result,


Mexico City, July 31.-Central Mex
leo frop the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and Querato on the north, to Oaxaca
miles square, was shaken by a series
Of the severest earthquakes felt in the
region for quarter of century
Reports telling of the loss of life
are incomplete, but the official figures
show thirteen killed outright, while
more than score We're mortally in
jured The towns of Acapulco and
Chilpancingo have ben partially de-
stroyed.
Communication with the affected
territory is imperfectly established.
According to the observatory rec
ords, the first shock of the series was
felt at 4:15 yesterday morning the mo-
tion being east to southwest. It
caused the bells of the cathedral to
toll, breaking crockery, and in some
instances levelled walls. The second
and severer shock caused the people
to flee to the streets, and open plazas.
This movement lasted one minute
and thirty seconds. Tall buildings
swayed and in some instances cracked,
the pavement opened in places, and a
number of houses collapsed.
The American colony escaped un-
scathed. There were some slight con-
tusions reported among them from fall
ing plaster, but no serious injuries.
The property damage in this city is
slight. Some of the cathedral walls
were cracked and scores of adobe walls
were sent to the ground, but the main
business part showed absolutely no
damage.