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Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
D. c. JAcktINe TO Be A.
CANDIDATE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR IN UTAH
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
From A.. c. Dickinson the Daily
Record learns that D. c. lacking.
formerly superintendent OF the plant
Of the United States Reduction and
Smelling company here. but for sew
eral years connected With the smelt-
ing industry in Salt Lake City. In .
candidate for United States senator
ship in Utah to succeed Senator Sui
nvan, whose term Of ONCE will ex-
pire March 4th, 1911. A few days ago
Mr.. Jackling and Governor 9pry pur-
chased the Salt Lake CITY Herald.
which they VIII consolidate with, the
Republican Of that place to boom -
formers political aspirations. Thsy
paid $50. 900 for the Herald for which
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
Tam nag fer Night Hawks.

TahleQuah, Okla. Aug. S.-August
Is the month OF the annual stomp
dances Of the Night Hawks, q secret
Organization OF full-blood Cherokees.
and this months observance Of the
rite will be marked by greater pomp
than ever. for President Taft has giv-
en- the Indians the flag that floated
over the White House ON inaugura-
tion day for their permanent gift. This
banner VIII be hoisted at the stom
dance and the braves will cavort un-
der 1t while eagased In Initiating new
members into the secrets OF the or
der.
The gift Of the nag to the Indians
was made at the request Of Represen-
tative c. n. Creaser. in whose district
the Cherokee nation lies.
Many prominsnt Republican clubs
had asked the President to give the
nag to them N q recognition OF their
services during the national cam
paign OF last year, and he was in =
quandry what to do about 1t. when
Representative Creaser suggested to
him that the easiest way out OF It
would b to give the nag to tho Cher
okees. az there were NO other Indians
asking for II
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
LEFT TINS AFTERNOON
10 LIBRRATB TROUT FRY
IN TINE MOUNTAM LAKES

George R. Cassedy left this after
noon for Texas creek wAsre hs en-
pscts 10 receive tomorrow morning =
consignmns Of bstwsea hfty aad six-
y thousand rainbow trout froa he
sovsrnmsnt ash hatchery at Load
villa for libsea&soa - tie sakss Il ~
W9G lfo1AtaiA esgioa. ~. oAsss1y
has bsen vsfy. sneeoaofnl . oAtaining
trout from botA he staes and ocvsrn-
mon4 1ataAaFssa Or stsshing ~
iake1 ~ streaans e ~ psst1sA =
oQlseA1A a1Asi h 1a1ag - pesfessl
4 nQ1aA.e DoocD eervsee. M - -
t1ea = ~ Nin1lea
xio s - - ~ ~ -
- ~ y - ce1AA ~ ~
!. 4 i! .I
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
JUNCTION HAS slysse
FOR APPLE EXHIBIT

Grand Junction. Colo. Aug. S-rAs
Grand Junction Fruit Growers asso-
ciation last night announced n sub
scription of $1,000 to the apple expo
sition to be held in Denver this tall.
This completes the 5000 asked from
the Grand valley. and the full amount
Of $36.00O to be raised outside OF DeA-
yer has now been secured. Most Of ie
was subscribed by fruit growers a
the western slope.
Plans were also considered ysstsr-
day for the Grand Valley exhtAit ae
the National Land exposition which
win be held at chicago In December.
Eight sections have bean allotted -
Colorado and tie Grand Valley alma
to secure at lea1k tAfee.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05

Mr.. Jackling furnished 500. 600 and
Governor Spry the remainder. Tho
Herald has hitherto been q Democrat
ic paper, while the Republican was
owned by Senator Clark Of Montana.
Mr.. Jackling has accumulated . lafDo
fortune since leaving Canon City s1A
Is reputed to be worth several milfina
dollars. He IL popular with all CLASSES
of people In Utah. no less 20 amoag
the Mormons than among the 0aA-
tiles. and 1t is not believed that a1y
coalition OF his enemies can deeea1
his ambition to 90 to the United
States Senate. Mr.. Jackling has Il.
ways been . consistent RepublioaA
and his party friends I'm CosoFo1D
would like to see him succeed IN ~
fight for Ssaator 0sllivan's toga.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
MnoaMlHIcAlPll8H
Of s. 4 r. At SALT LAKE
ClTY---col0RAD0 SPECIAL

Colorado should send rousing del
eeation In the honor and glory OF the
state, to the 4srd NatioaAl Hacamp-
ment Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public at Salt Lake City, August Sth
to 18th. 1900.
The Denver and Rio 0fande Rail-
road has been selected - the o@caal
route, and the ofAcial colorado eps-
cial" will leave Denver SATURDAY
August 7th. at 1o:ls q m; Colorado
Springs l:43 p. m. the 7th: Pueblo
3:iB D. m. the 7th: Canoa City. asa
.. m. the 7th: saitda 7:1o .. m. the
7th; Leadville. 7:s6 p. m. tAs tn:
olenwood Springs l:4o q. m. the sth;
Grand Junction .. m. the oth. ar
riving IN Salt Lake CITY Sunday. Aug
INST sth ut p m.
Sleeping cars will BE- located at
Denver. Pueblo, Canon CITY and
Grand Junction and from prsasAt In
dications the train viii b The largest
spscial tfain Dalling into 0alt LAks
CITY for tie NatioaAl Dacampneat.
The Dsnvsr and Rio 0sanae reAA d
sparing % efloFt Or sxpeass b hEins
Mp u attsa1AAes % . potns tAat viii
- . cfslit y ColofAae an1 hiUAly ~
pfesiaaed ~ s1r near senA> q usaA
u .erasr sAae leeDee aesenne1as
tiaaa ~ pv
- . - e - sSselsi
sze1. ssl1a - q ~ -.
es = Mg - = - . 2
:. = '!.I I! - !! q !! 4 q Z "a u! 1. -!
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
TRINIDAD TRANSFER
HAS HEAD CRUSHED
DURING RUNAWAY

Trinidad. Aug. s.-william Thorn
ton, eolored. driver OF one Of the
street cleaning wagons here. was
thrown from his wagon In runaway
at noon yesterday, and fell between
the wheels AZ The wagon which passed
over his head. er1ahing the lower Jaw
hons and fraetaring his skull In three
places. TAe Aofsss. . heavy drausht
team. heaAnAs Heightened on MaiA
street and stastsa On . run down
CommerclAl serest- Thornton was DO
Ing his baat 70 hold the team when
oas Of tAs llnss WAS jsrhsd froM his
hand. HopaAe - reeovse Il hs climbed
down outD - vasoG songNs .bat tAs
~ Of - NNG8 Arew hin unAer tAG
vAsels. I1otAe1n WAs rsenove sto -
onasst
n rsel = 1snAeful
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
From Fridays Daily.

from EftoAy Duly.
A nssting Of the water commission
srs Of the North and south side was
Asid In the Business Mems association
rooms late yesterday aftsrnoon and Il
vas decided TO again take up the
proposition OF bringing suit against
ne Twin Lakes Placer Mining COM
pany and to seek an INJUNCTION from
~ courts which viii prevent the
nlning company from polluting the
waters Of tie Arkansas river during
~ summer moaths.
The placer naines are being worked
q this time and Ne watsr oosAmls-
sapnses think that 30 thia 10 dns the
prsssat muddy csaaitsoa Of tAs Ar
hnnsae rivse. About ysar ago ar
esaesmsnts wsre made bskussa Ru-
go, Canon olty AAA SaiidA - hstng
: 3nins suit asainsk he peAsse minssA
Suna 4. MARTA WA appolnte1 epsclal
pgoso 1lnG aeaseAey, ~ ~ up
0naeoA ~ ~ . eepqNlln11oa WetA
- a,ouenayp q - G1lles q nQn1n
- o. C1v. se ~ elP
- 1e - - eileNa1 = 80
! ~ 4 llle ~ le3ng -
I I1' M ~ Il
Y .. z!., "A ~ 49,. n. ,S s
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
From FfidAy's Daily.

From Ffiday's Daily.
To meet the exigencies Of the sttua-
tion some alterations will soon b
made in the interior arrangement OF
the South Canon high school build
Ing, the most important Of which will
be the enlargement OF the assembly
room and the fitting up OF quarters
for tho eighth grade pupils Of the Lin
coin Park and Prospect Avenue
schools, which are to be transferred
to the high school building this year.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
WIDE SCOPE ~ :
T1I1 1sDRHyER RAn

Special to the Daily Record:
Denver. Colorado. July 1.-The fsir
and exposition has become gsnsrally
recognized ~ ths most important sux-
Hilary IN helping to upbuild the geasr-
n agricultural. livestock and ntninG
interests. The incsative Of sxhibition
and friendly comvs&itLon at the SECOND
annual Colorado Inter- State Fair and
Expositton at Overland Park. from
September IL to .. according 20 Dsc-
rotary q. c. Fuller. will do much 10
eacoarags and stimulate among The
sxhihiters Q desire to improve their
showing Of products each sueossding
year. The fair influence is not con-
fined to any one line or branch Of az
riculturs. but extent to every depart
meat Of home life. farm and industrial
enterprise. It 10 suMciently broad in
scope to embrace every feature Of
manufacture and production. and II Of
the highest educatdonal yalas. Ths aim
Of the directors 70 % make the Colo
rado Intsr-stats Fair and Exposition .
great clearing hosss for the breeder.
the feeder. the producer in all linss
and the sclsatist WHO u sndsavoring
10 Improve coaditions aad products.
The fair wants shown the choiossk
specimens Of he various products of
the Rock Mountain region. incloding
both STATES and territories. At the sx-
position these products are compared
apon their merit. and the friendly nv
airy sasendsrsd makes for improvsd
res1lts- The IAter-stats fair 10 IN sdu-
eaf3onal institution and . means Of
ooagreeating into o0e systematically
arranged and readily accessible sxhi-
bttion. the best Of everything he stats
has prod1ood.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
ATTEMPT 10 EDUCATE
PEOPLE on PREVENTION
OF TUBERCULOSIS

Lawrence. Kans.. Aug. S.-This
month will witness in Kansas the
most determined attempt to educate
the people In the prevention OF tuber-
culosis ever attempted in any state In
the Union. DR.. 8. C. Emlsy. associate
professor In pathology at the Univer-
sity OF Kansas. is In charge Of the
campaign. which will extend all over
the SunHower state. DR.. Emley will
spend q week In Leavenworth, To-
peka. Wichita. Pittsburg and other
cities, and day In each OF the small
er towns.
For several years DR.. Emley has
been making a special study out of
tuberculosis. and. at the last meeting
OF the board of regents Of the univer-
sity. he was granted leave OF alb
sence for two years. In which time he
is to work with the state board Of
health to see what can be done in
Kansas toward checking the disease.
The regular plan for this crusade
was formulated BY DR.. 8. J. Crum-
bine. secretary Of the Kansas state
board OF health. DIR. Crumblne. with
DR.. Emley. attended the last meeting
OF the National Congress for the Pre-
vention and cure OF Tuberculosis. and
1t was there they conceived this plan.
for which the state OF Kansas has
set aside $4,000 q rear for two ysara.
Upon arriving in = town. Or. Emlsy
VIII work with the local medical ira
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
SOME CHANGES BEING MADE
IN THE SOUTH CANON
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

The proposed change will add tvsa4y
fest to the length Of the assembly
room. thereby creating an anditoriun
ample for all the ordinary purposes
Of the school
Tho two eighth grades will b ooo-
solidated and will occupy . capaoioaD
and pleasant study and reeftatin0
room on the first noor Of the building.
This department will be IN charge a
Miss Anna N. Eli. an experisnesa
teacher. who comes here from Cory
don, Iowa, to take the position.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
PLACER MINlNc BLAMED
FOR CONDITION OF WATER

be taken which will put stop TO the
nuiaance.
Many citisens think. however. that
II would be more advisable to install
filtration plants for the water systems
OF Pueblo. in preference to spending q
large sum OF money In litigation.-
Pueblo 0tar-yoaFAAl
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
PARENTs Lost BABY
ON VACATION OUTING

Florsace. AUG. 3.-rhe 4-months-
old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Will
liams Of Coal Creek. died Friday on
the Taylor river near Gunnison. where
the family was llshing. In order 10
prepare the body for burial. II was
necessary to carry II a<e miles thru
the mountains
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
TIM 5 VDllloolle loolll
DONE STANFORD WHITE
May Have Been Csasy Shost Time, Sayi
the Siayef;, Dsfinx Hearinx

= Thaw's fats lay N his eva AAnds
yesterday. For SIX hoars he ooeapssd
- vitnsss stand while District At
teensy Jerou.s. ths man WHO twioe
tEied to convict him Of murdsr and
NO oaos has thwartsd IN effort 10
xelsass him from Q criminal insaAs
aavium. dslved into his history. Thaw
sussegsd crsditabiy from ths ordeaL
Whatever Mr.. jerome and his alisn-
~ may mako oe tAs examination. b
- sye and ear Of IL laymaa. sian
Sprd Whitsis slayer showed no sisns
q Insanity % he stand ysstsrday.
IAst 1iaAt TAaw. Ds0bses q haa
eaaily ~ h a1norns0s - s1pssts
vnro unaaimoas n tAear opinioa tAat
- has proved his Atasss 10 - q
hDA
Ut TAaw's orAsel b not ovse. h
vsn rs0aan q tAs vft1Aso staAA ~
nsaiAg aAA psfhaps . day loagsr.
II staAs's alisaists Lslisvs tAas II ~
isinsaas As vim b moro liksiy b b.
txau Ainnsa4 toward he - vAsn
veisisa b. Jsso@s's ooatiassd ham-
001Ae.
nitAsr ThAw nor the district at
Sosasy alsDlaysa aaythilg ~ - ~
: n6se nooA iature. yroQusatly -
lialog1s rsssmhssa he chat q frisada.
Goms times nav thought - -hAA
secesd . point aad smiled WITH tAs
kssnSst sajoynsat. Ths szails vaS al
vays rodeetoa On De fAee a hiD
vhits-halrsd nothss. who sat iA -
court room tAroaeAost tAs. day witA
othe members 6f tAs 1tAv family.
JsroabS strovs b estaAlisA TAav1s In
saaity mainly On Thav's allegsa hal
{. lscinations regarding Whites treat
nsat Of young girls. Time and again
he asked he witness own oplnioa of
hiS msntai stata. Thav's replies b
subsatacs were: Fl have always bess
sanS. medically. when killed white.
may have been legally insane for 3
fsw minuteA. I am now sane. go
7Aav explained the evidence Of his
alisnlsts at the trial BY saying that
IN declaring him insane they had bean
inhaled. They were told. be said. that
tAs chargss he made agaiast Waite
were untrue and they inferred that
the charges must BE- deiusions.
Questions that made the witness
knit his brows had to do with his re-
lations with Evelyn Neshit before
their marriage. He declared. however.
that he had treated the girl well on
their European trip. and had repeat
edly asked her to marry him.
nav Kisses MsaAsc.
Thaw turned to kiss his aged moth
or q he strode proudly TO the stand.
Thsn he settled back In the witness
chair and in q low. bat steady voice
bsgaa his dusl with Dtstrict Attor-
ssy Jerome.
DoooevoA EAystcaaA
Ths witness said that % one aooa-
ssoa he haA dsesivsd Dr. Evans. he
alisaist. tAoash nok Intentionally.
eat least he told me % The other
day. he added. "Dr. Evans might
have thought that the circulation dis
played at this tins Indicated brain
storm. And thiak Or. Flint aad DR..
lGacDonald o. any oe yOar alisaists
migAt have made the aAns uistaks."
HAD you any reason to bslisvs -
10 hintsd - yo1r mothsr's pamphlet" "
aAlA Jsroms. 'oAat was inAueossA
against POD hy nAievoasat mctfvssr
''No, really % not think o."
"Dsd you tAink was inausnced b.
any other moeivss than . desire to
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05

Denver a1A rstarn August 18th and
18th. eS.Sk Good until August 3ard.
RIO 0raAae.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05
HELPFUL WeRDs

1 = I - i
xEsn Ca.sz City Citiscnf
= yOnr back lame and painfulf
Dpes It ache especially after axsr-
ttnaf
= tAsre soreness in the kidney re.
Etopf
+. Thsse symptoms indicate weak hid
negH
TAaro 10 danger in delay.
weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Qlys your trouble prompt attention.
Dpan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
TAsy strengthen weak kidneys.
AeaA this Canon City testimony.
0eorgs g. spreyer, g. Ninth street.
caA0a City. Colo. says: "Doan's Kid
nay Fills have my most hearty sa-
doFssnent. Their use has thoroughly
proven 10 mo that a. kidney and
baoanehs remedy they arc unequal
led. To those troubled BY any symp-
tosas Or disordered Kidneys. my advice
70 10 take Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale By all Dealers Prics %
csats- Foster-Milbara Co. Baf1AIo,
n. Z. sole agsats for ths Unatsd
0tatsA
Rs0smbsr the name-Doan's-aAA
take 70 etAsR.
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05

'swslli ~ think ron might havs
Sssa moved BY whim." answered
| the witness. and he went on to sxplaan
that aftse his acquittal he was tod
that Jerome had said that II he re-
manned In the Mattsawan asylum for
thirty years hs(Jsroms) would - sat-
isfied. The nan who told him this. he
said. vas His former attorney. Rnsseil
Peabody. The FIRST evidence givea by
Thaw on any excitsmsat was whsa
Jerome questicasd him reearAiag his
early relations with Evelyn Nsshit-
The witasss measured his words
carefully With m evident essirs %
present this part Of Ais career In the
best possible way.
n Jsrons had planned her appear
anos 70 csafuss he witness he oould
not have broagAt Asr in at . more
tsllfng 3aHotnrs. Thav iAsistsd tAat
Miss Nesbit MAS ven taks1 care Of in
BaroDe and In Paris. He recalled his
anxiety to marry her. and repeated
the story of her relnctAaes Zoe rea-
sous associated with hsr alleged
treatment b. WHITE. Thaw ssissA he
chance 10 Display his kssasss vhsa
Jerens,. = nsaAiAg oAe 6 hls. .ls1tsrs.
maAs mistake in an aleshraie eaua-
tion Il coataiasd: .Thav said the rec
ord was wrong and rsaA fsom the
original the matAsmaticl expression
a. It ahould b.
Jerome produced . number Of let
ters written BY Thaw to his wife be-
fore their narriags and presumably
given to the district attorney by Ev-
elyn Thaw since her break With the
witness. The object. Of .the. peoples at
torney in presenting thsn tn>eyidsnes
was clear when II was found that
nearly ali. bore upop Miss Nesbtt's re-
lation with white. In one letter Thaw
drew for Nusa Nesb..'a 6snsAt . pic
ture OF their future happiness in
Pittsburx. Your reputation ~ .
beauty would spread over the whole
world" wrote Thaw. I'VE could own
Pittsburg.. ] would settle down and
be . senator"
Repeatenee.
Thaw stated that after Whites
death he was exceedingly sorry for
certain charges he had made against
the architect in his will. This instru-
ment was drawn In 1908 on the day Of
his marriage.
The codicil set aside. $4,000 to be
used in Investigating Thaw.s death
In case II occurred under auspicious
circumstances, and this clanse has
been advancsd as evidencs OF an nm
sound mind. Thav explained that II
had nothing to do with the White
matter. It was inserted. he said. on
account OF his rscolloctjoa OF . trip
In 1905 to Mount Olympus. Asia
Minor. whore he learned that travel
ere were frequently murdered BY
bandits and outlaws. The father OF q
certain Mcmillan. he was told while In
Asia Minor. had Offered large sums
for the recovery OF the body oe his
son. lost In this neighborhood." ."Think-
ing that might some day revisit Asia
or some equally dangerous neisAbor-
hood" said Thaw, II made this pro-
vision"
Did II touch you with renorss or
horror that you had taken Q human
lifss" asked Jerome.
.8onswhat. but the circumstances
diminisAed those feslings."
what .circamstanosaT
well. for one thing. all the legal
squabbilng that was going on"
Cañon City record., 1909-08-05

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Cañon City record., 1909-08-05

Thaw turned to kiss his aged moth
or as he sfrode proudly TO the stand
TAsa he settled back In the witness
chair and In . low. bat steady yoict
began his dusl with District Attor'
Dsy Jerome.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-18
SECCION LITERARIA
Soledad del Alma

Nunca. oh Senior, como en- Ia edad
presente
de su grandeza material ufana.
Ell desamparo soledad que siente
ha sentido tai ycx la raza humana.
Nj un sfmbolo ante cl cual cacr de
hinoios,
nj un sosten para 81 alma dolorida.
nj una crcencia 4 que v0Iver los ojos,
nj un ideal pOr el que dar IL vida.
Aislados por un sordido egoismo.
los hombres en- cenaculos diversos
cual piedras que desata el cataclismo
y pulveriza en- atomos dlspersos.
Sin ana religion nj una doctrina
en- las que comulgar por I'M instante.
de humana fe y de autoridad divina
la desolada negaci6n triunfanSe.
Esta Seneraci6n cuya alma hiela,
Senior. I'll desalientO snlitariu,
muerto, pend!ente Il" Ia Cruz tc vela.
cual til madre rn Ia rochc del Calva-
rio.
traspasada dc doIor sinicstro.
al reZar su 0raci6n de cada din
temerosa balbucc: Padre uucstro
iestaras on los cirl0s todavia?"
Emilio FERRARI.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-18
Muy Importantc

Esthndo pr6Ilmo al fin de ano
epoeR en- qao Hcostumbramosc reCo.
noeer las cuentas dc nuestros sas.
erigtpreg, suplieamoa q todos los cue
Z ,ssns.asa ;;tssiiieate do issss, su EiissrIp.
et6n, 70 sirTaa cuhrlrla en- estos dos
nlunos messs, puea de 10 contrarlo.
al hacer nuesiro roconpclmiento "a
nual. tendTEamos In pena do suspcn-
derics al enyfo del peri0dicO. Cons
10 cue solo hnblamoB con aquellna que
por morogidad q fai,a dc yoluntad no
hhyan hecho sus pagoB; elioB 20
lkmento hacemos In anterior advertcn-
cia, esperanto que Ia eucpntrar6u
justificada.
Por oira parte, una nnevn ley pos
tai nos prohibe rnviar el periodico a
snscTiptores que dehnn mas dc 3 me-
Sea; on conSecuencia. cs muy eonve-
n'ento que proeuren ponerac al cor
riente en- Hus pngos cuanto Rntes, s,Pucs
de un dfa i otro puedc visItarnos el
Inspector Postal y obligarnUs 4 sus-
pendGT los quo cstuyicrnn HtrasH-
doe.
Suponemns que Ia mayor rnrte de
i'Gestros saacriptorcS eathn en- con-
diciones do podcr dcsprcndcrse. sin
eacFiiicio aiguno. do las pcquCfias can
tidnde8 quo adcudeu. On cuya sirtud
espcrnmos ycrrOs fnv0recidos en- bro
vs por sus remesaH. 10 cual sabremos
ngradecerjGs dehidamcute.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-18
lNCENDI0 EN- Ell TEATRO
DE ACAPULCO, GUERRERO
En- ell terrible siniestro perdieron la
vida $50 personals

Por teleeramas rccibidos de |,
Capital de Mexico. hcmos sabido /,
latal noticia del terrible siniestro o.
currido ell cl puerto de Acapulco, la
nochc del II del actual.
Con motive de las fiestas oue sc
prcpararon cn honor del scnor don
Damihn Flores. Gobcrnador del Es,o.
10. que visit"ha aHucl puerto, una
gran multitud Sc diG cita en- 81 Tea
tro Flores, de aIuellu ciudad, donde
tuvo rerlficativo una fiesta.
Uho de los nhmeros del programa
consistfn eli cxhibicioncs de yistas ci-
nematograticas, cuando So repre.
sentaban estas, ocurri6 cl inceudio en-
que mlr!cTon cntr" doscieutas cin-
cuentn tr"scicutas pcrsonas v mil
chas qucdaron Scriamentc laStimadas.
FL Tcatro Flores ml.d6 tamb,cn
completamentc rcducido ceuizas,
Els terrible Ia ronst.rnacl6n uue
reina entire las famlias de a1url
puerto del PacIiico, pues muchos de
los principHlcS dc Ia ciudad Sc cuen-
tan entire las victinas.
El teatro d@slruIdo Sc dice que
era una hermosd obra de arte.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1909-02-18
Vivir es Lucllar

No bay ahent0 de vida sin sacudida
dc iucha- La existeucia es impossible
SIN cl batailsr inccnsante.
lieS1e las dabiles inquietudes de In
cula cue ia madre anima con sis ca
flciaa, lifSta las deaesperarioneS te-y5 !.
'bies dc IL agnnla, que solo la GnicGud
mlstcfins2 de Ia muerte pEadeu cal.
mar, el transcurao de Is exIstepSIa
tiene en- todas sus manifestacioues
reVcAeS y dudas deSencantos yacils-
clones, que iacen GU Ia vida un cam
po dc bat1!ia donde los debileS caeu Y
iUd periidoS hie:en y los maiyados traj
cIonani dondc cl triuufo No protejc So
10 los que 10 tienen dob!eCes on el
anna, actisadUTeS en- 10 conciencia v
ualuSaS htpocrcciaS on ell corazSa.
ri camino dc la vida es un campo
dc 0atalla que obliga todos 4 una
lneia continua y peiigrosa.
In dictia digna y tiolorosa es In del
ohr"fu que c0inpra con at1n3 dc vida
oil pan de cada dfa; lucha abrumadosa
| y vcFgonzoSa eS Ia del culpabie que
Tende ia caima do su conciencIa hon
fada pDr TN mont6n dc ORC cubierto
dc ignominia.
Eatal!ar que cnnoblece J gloritica es
81 que busca mas alla de las tinieblaS
Ia luz, IL Ycrdad; mas ALA del engaEIo,
la raL0n; mas AHA de Ia melquinidad
que eEytlccc, Ia fuerza dc accl6n que
rG1ime'
Lucha dc dudas tiene ell coraz6u en-
Sus afectus: batailar dc ideas tiene C,
pchsamicpto en- sus Greaeioncs; cota-
bate los hslagos efimeroS do sufTi-
micntoS rcdcntoEcs tieEe el alma ell
las h0ras dc prueba.
lIonlbrc q niifo, con llusiUnes en- oil
alma G con hiei Gn el coraz6n, todos
somoS S0ldados en- Ia batalla terrible
dc ia vida, todcs ienemoS en- esa lusha
una banheJa confiada & nuestro vaior;
sepamos defenderla, p0rque esa bandc
ra tan gfande y tan santa como Ia que
flamea cual simbolo dc la patrla entire
oi humo, en- medic del fragur del com.
bate; sea esa bandcra que dice honra-
dea rnreka, sc saliva y Sc rOdea de
gloria tan solo chando sc tione mncha
f0rtsleza en- cl alma. muclia piedad en-
81 coraZ6n y muchs luG ell el cerebro!j
MAntA BETAECOURT.