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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23
'dzSRO 22IssDW.

New York City.-Waists that are
made with trimming portions of con-
trasting material are always pretty
and attractive, and this one is excep-
tionally so. 1t includes the narrow,
deep chemisette that makes feature
of the season and can be made either
with or without the sleeve puffs. 1t
is girlish and youthful, yet dressy in
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23
KIDNEYS MAITRE D'HoTEL.

Plunge the kidneys into boiling
water, remove and dry with cloth.
Split them, remove the skin and
fasten fiat with skewers. Broil them
until brown, remove the skewers and
place on hot platter; pour melted
butter over them, add drop or two
of lemon juice and sprinkle with
chopped parsley.-Home Cooking.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23
TONGUE ON TOAST.

Chop one cup of cold boiled tongue
Cor roasted) very fine, beat yolks of
two eggs until light, add to tongue,
season with one-fourth teaspoonful
of mustard, little cayenne. Stir
whole over fire until eggs are cooked.
Serve Immediately on squares or
rounds of buttered toast.-Home
Cooking.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23

Confectoners' Frosng-Bol one-fourth cup each, of
water and granuated five minutes then stir in sfted
confectiones to make paste that will spread smooth
y and remain upon the cake Flavor with vanilla other
extract Coffee fosting be made by substituting clear
strong coffee for the water. For pineapple rosing
grated pineapple (pulp and juce) and tablespoonful of
lemon juice For chocolate rosting melt Of choco
in the syrup let boil then beat in the and
teaspoonful of vanila-Boston Cooking School Mag
aZine.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23

The quantity of material required
for the sixteen year size is two and
five-eighth yards twenty-one or twen-
ty-four, one and five-eighth yards
thirty-two, one and one-half yards
forty-four inches wide, with one-half
yard of silk and five-eighth yard eigh-
teen for the chemisette and deep
cuffs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23
LIVE STOCK.
Union Stock Yards, Plttsburg.

BUSINESS CERDe.
E. NEFF
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Pension Attorney and Real.Estate Agent
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23

Excellent For Travelling.
Shadow striped mohairs are excel
lent for travelling wear.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23

A deep pointed waist line, back and
front, is the feature of this dinner gown.
The overskirt is gathered on in somewhat
generous fullness, and the trimming for the
entire gown Is the material corded.
tits very dashing style for slender
egurs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-02-23

fn his work, travelled extensively and
wrote many interesting articles de-
scriptive of life and conditions in
Egypt.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
ASSASSIN TAXES OWN LIFE
SLAYER OF AUSTRIAN EMPRESS
 IS A SUICIDE.
Italian in Solitary for Life, Hangs Himself to Window With
 His Belt Strap.

Geneva, Oct. 21.-Luigi Luccheni, who assassinated the empress of Aus tria in 1898, killed himself in his cell in the prison known as LEveche.
 Two days before Luccheni went vio- lently insane and after smashing everything in his cell was put in straight jacket. When his violence passed. cell liberty was given to him. The next afternoon the guards heard him singing for several hours, but at nightfall he became silent.
 Later the guards entered the cell and found Luccheni hanging to the window bars by his waist belt, which he had twisted around his neck. All efforts to revive him failed
 On September 10, 1898, Elizabeth, empress of Austria and queen of Hun- gary, was assassinated at Geneva by the Italian anarchist Luigi Luccheni, who stabbed her with small stiletto. The murderer rushed upon her and struck her as she was walking, with a single attendant on a quay toward lake steamer on which she intended to travel to Montreux.
 The empress was able to reach the steamer, but died ill half an hour The assassin attempted to escape, but was caught Swiss law forblds capital punishment and he was condemned to solitary confinement for life.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
Election Proclamation.

Notice is hereby given that there will be an election held in Nevada County, Arkansas, on the 8th Day of November, 1910, at the places hereinafter desig mated, for the purpose of elect ing One Congressman from the 7th Arkansas District.
 Said election to be held at the following places:
 Alabama township at Falcon. Albany No 1 at Laneburg. Albany No. ? at Sutton. Boughton at Boughton. Caney No. 1 at Rosston. Caney No. ? at Caless
 Emmet at Emmet.
 Georgia at Morris.
 Jackson at Hatley's Store. Leake at Glenville.
 Missouri No. 1 at Court House. Missouri No. at Woodmen Hall.
 Parker No. l at Bodcaw. Parker No. } at Brisbane. Redland No. at Lackland. Redland No. ? at Wire Road school house.
 Taylor No. 1 at Willisville. Taylor No. ? at Pleasant Hill. Union at Bluff City.
 Given under my hand this October 18th, 1910.
 The same judges, clerks and sheriffs that served in the Sep tember election will officiate at this election
 ED HOOD,
 Sheriff Nevada County.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
|1IcAN TO RESUME SWAY
L.ihl. Alliance of Portuguese Re- ,ubIlc With Church Rumored
 10 Be in View.

,ua Oct. 21.-The possibility of
 ,riance between the new republic portugal and the Roman Catholic
 ,eb by which the Vatican will off Irv recognize the new government
 1n condition that some of the Cath k oriers be allowed to remain in nuntry has developed.
 IA VAS made known that Monsignor |rontj papal nuncio to Lisbon, who |s recalled by the Vatican, has been Hpred to remain in Lisbon pending outcome of negotiations which are Ithe tentative stage at present. In sv of the declaration of Pope Plus ring tho progress of the Portuguese yulution the Vatican would never ,ognlze Portugal as republic vng feeling has developed among republican leaders.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
ROM INENT TCUBANSCLASH
|ptsn of Port at Havana Slaps Gen. Andrade's Face, Then They
 Mix Up.

Havana, Cuba, Oct 21.-Gen. Freire ndrade, who with a group of his par.
 went to meet Gen. Menocal at the bari on the latter's arrival from the llted States, had a violent alterca. m with the captain of the port, Col. |fulre' who had refused to obey or. h given to the police intended to Nvent tumult.
 ! ID the heat of the argument Col. lulrre slapped Gen. Andrade's face. aeeupon the blow was returned and Fa were badly bruised in the ensu.
 clash. A duel is soon to take bH.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
'hDEzzLER HAS 5 CENTS
s' r0s'master of Hawthorne, H., sSplaIns by Saying He Had
 Been Good Fellow

|, 'acago, Oct 21.-Adam Ram for |rI k ,ga'S .'s postmaster at Hawthorne. |hs R, suO WI Disappeared last spring. leay. |6s % sns Sr aneged shortage of sS.OOO in |rsi.. N .ands of the office, was brought to parsho, rasu tn charge of a deputy U. s. sbers sS hS was arrested at Muncie, Ind. ssas 's ne was working as a tea and a sssuno, sslian' lie was living under ppniIsan ,uea name and was practically hept n,o When searched a single inds. ''iS S'i'u'ed his entire As onlr e been a good fellow" was
 ' explanation he offered
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
In Nevada County Chancery Court
1. L. Moore and Nat Martin. Plaintiffs

M L. Moore and Nat Martin. Plaintiffs
 vS. l.. J, D, Young and Lula Young. Defendants.
 WARNING ORDER The derendants. L J. D. Young and Lula Young are each warned to appear in his court within thirty days and answer the com plalnt of the plaintiffs M. l.. Moore and Nat Martin.
 Witness my hand as clerk of the Nevada County Chancery Court, this the 23 day of May 1910. F. E. MURRAH,
 Clerk of the Chancery Court.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
N0va Scotia Apple Crop Fails.

nalllax, Nova Scotia, Oct. 21.-The Fps crop of Nova Scotia will be a u'e lallure than was at first antici.
 sa and 1t looks now as if there [ulu not be available for export N Ae 'nan 10 per cent of the average. l" export apples to Britain last year I- E.., NoVa Scotia was about 100000 's"a es out this year will not reach lMe00 barrels
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
n'sed u"s Slayer of Marsha,c,,a..

Henderson, - "aTsHdI Caught. Fsutress n'a hyy Oct. 21.-Chester arner MS "no Is alleged to have killed auEstonn n'rsnal n Thomas skaggs of ssted st,u ns.l ny, in this city, was ar. Arss ui,sa near Read, after a chase Q, 'hle a, cona...l Marshal skagss was shot Isd, Ky Kl,sslng ,s Tn Fentress from Litch-
 V sne county jail here.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
Osto" 10 Pawn Stolen ev.

'sitA steaIinn Mass., Oct. 21.-Charged aeClpskv ag, a glass eye from George
 ' Cents. Fdn' 'a''eihpting to sell 1t for
 aap by 1nS 1naward seeley was found 2 tirss' s' moas, nudge Bolster and sentenced eced 'scton '"'nS in the house of cor.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
i BI|L[R EXPLOSION
..,v,,LEo AND TWO oIn-
 ''' FRS WOUNDED
,.,,o a,ooo New York t Factory ' sr,o"y sao'eyss Results in the
 I"r Injury of Many

|, Oct. 21.-A boiler explo-
 y .,.a ia'si six firemen, fatally wound
 illsd I'1srs s,s and m threw 2,OOO women 70 O', ond half as many men into gfls ,. 'l tbe bagging and rope plant |'' 'nsrjcan q, Manufacturing com com
 De :. Allr llreen Point, across the East
 ,toOces surrounding the ex- r'l's,' ass q mystery. When the big Fl0p a'V ,he two-story brick ware q ll.,sbed lu to the plant blew up, 's sos s,s q rush for the doors and 'f ' tbe weaker ones were tram i, e' under gl sr' foot. All the time the uu1, nas shaking as another boiler |nlus ritb earthquake violence. The !, 'p rsserves succeeded in disquieting disorder Ao5;as os tbe s.ampp s.a were terribly mutilated !. rss with difficulty they were '4ssd The other two firemen 1. '' hurrIed to a hospital in a dying ati0n.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
DAILY TRANSFORMATIONS
LIVE STOCK.

UCt. ZU, IyIU. CHICAGO.-Cattle-B Reeves, $460GD7S5; cows and hefers $2 2506.35; stockers and feeders, $4.25G5.6O; Texans, $3 40@5.70; calves, $7.25@1O.00. Hogs-Mixed Id butchers, $S20@935; good heavy $S.0C @ 9.10; rough heavy, $S.00QS.2O; light, $S 70 s2.50@4.30; Western, $2.75@4.25; lambs, $4.50@7.00; Western, $4.75@6.S5.
 NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.-Cattle- heifers, $3506675; stockers and feeders, $3.5005.50; Texas steers, $4.000700 cows and heifers $300@4.75; calves, in car load lots, $6.006S.00. Hogs-Mixed and butch- CTS. $90009.35: good heavy, $S.659S.o0; rough. SS25@S4O; light. $915Q935; pigs. SS.7569.10 Sheep-Muttons, $3.7504.50; lambs, $4.5007.25.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-10-21
GRAIN.

ST; LouIs.-Wheat-No 1 red, $1.o2; Mo' Nc red red Sg6aT sa@9s; Nc Mo red red slA @g6 No. hard 9214@9S; No. hard S5@JO. Corn-No. ?, 49@4919; No. 3: 4S1s; No. 4. 47; no grade, 461a No yellow, 491a O 50; No. 3 yellow. 49; No. 2 white 51@51k; No. white, 5012. Oats-No. ?, 31; No. 8. 3O1a No. 4. 2S1a O. 2 white, 321a @s3; standard, S2A @32%; No. white. 311a0 S21s No. white, 30@30h.
 CI1ICAGO.-Wheat-N 2 red. 95%0 95% No red. 92@94; No. hard, 94k O STE; No. hard 92@95; No. 1 northern. S1.06Q1.0S: No. 2 northern, $1.04@1.061h; No spring. $1.OO@1O5. Corn-No. 2, 49A @491s; No. 3. 4S1s @49A; No. 4, 4SA@ 49; No. yellow, 491a @50; No. 3 yellow. 4sA @4sA; No. white. 49h85o No. 8 white, 49Q49A.
 KANSAS CITY.-wheat-No 2 red, 95h @96; No. red, 93@95; No red, S5Q91 No. ? hard, 921a @9S; No. han d. 919e4h; No. 4 hard. s2@92 Corn--No. 2, 49; No. 8. 4s1s; No. 2'yellow, 4SQ49ia: No. yellow. 4S1sQ49 No. 2 white. 4SL Q l91z; No. white, 4s 4S1s. Oats-No. 3 30lA aD3l; No. 3. 2S1a 90; O. white. s20 s3h; No. 3 white, 31Q32.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-22
use and f Of stock market bud safe sure Investment which y
NOW TO THE POINT

The people Of F airmont and vicinity
have not yet commenced to realize the
Importance Of the development Of the
Monongahela IndustrialC comp stands.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-22

They. have not awakened to- the fact
thatWithin a years time there must BE
homes built for the. accomod ation. III
two hundred families at least ! i'll the
Hickman Run Valley, which means q
population Of a thousand people to start
with. This is not looking to the future
but IS the condition today. If we look
to the future, the prospect is still more.
encouraging
The Owens Bottle Machine CO. has
stated publicly that its plant will BE-
more than double its size. within two
years. Il is now negotiating for add
tionalland for extention and enlargement
This Company is one Of the i la II
and Wealthlest corp rations in. the Unit
ed States, and it has given assufances,.to
the Monongahela Industrial Co. thats
not only does it expect to .er1largeslts
plant SO as to center a large part Of the
manufacture of bottles for the United
States in this valley, but EXPECTS tto
locate additional manufa rtureiiDg plants
the product Of which is needed in itss
business,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-22

4 a railroad switch can be built and man
ufacturing industries established in
Fairrnont.
Third: That if Fairmont grows Monon-
gahela Industrial lots must increase in
value.
Fourth: That the industrial develop
ment on the Monogahela Industrial Co.
property is already far ahead of it's
residence growth.
Fifth: That the Owens Bottle Machine
Go. has built the largest and finest glass
plant in the world on this property
/ which will start operations aboutSept. 1
Sixth: That the Owens Bottle Machine
B Go. employees need hundred houses
at once, and not one can be rented in
this city.
& Seventh: That the Willets Co. OF Pitts
burg has already commenced the cree
ton Of plant that will employ fifty
skilled workmen, that the Willets Co.
employees want houses to live in, and
they must be built.
+ Eighth: That the above facts demon
strate as surely as two and two make
four, that the Monongahela Industrial
Co. lots are going to be in great demand
at correspondingly higher prices within
the next three months. .,
Don't forget. the date
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-05-07
lQue BuenO eSla eSlOl

En has columuas de nuestro apre-
ciabiiisimo cOlega, "La Revista de
Taos" perf0dico republican,, 81, DO
ro no de Ia clase que peretenecen al
genero adulador, hemOs hallado una
protesta de varios republicanos del
condado de Taos, los cuales, de su es.
puntanea vnluntad, se vienen al mar
tIho deInorrata. La protesta es como
-lgue:
ADl0s, AMIGOS REpUBLICANos!!
Talpa, N, NJ, Abrl 16 1910.
Sr Eiltul de Ia Revlsta de Tnos.
SupiicamOs nos conceda un peuue
fo rpacio en- su muy apreciuble pc
rlodlco para hacer saber al p1bicO,
que nos0trO- los absjo flrmados, hn
bltndO sidO antes unOs bupnos Repu.
blicanos, p0r muchos afiOs, "a repu-
blicano- de a media-) como noa han
tratado aIgunus Rppubllcan0s npto-,
TAN ihiames como tnnalluS, pues des
de hoy en- adelante para no ser mas
repub icanos de a medias, nos decla-
rainos Y nos compremetemOs ser de
mocratas en- 10 future, cuyo partido
~Ostendremns cun vigor q iuteligente
lnente trabajaremUs pur Ia eausa d..
IL Dtmocracia, que es el partido del
pObre traboJador,
S0m0s de I'd. seflor Editor, sus
amigos y suscript0res, antes repubi
ranos y ah0ra Demo ratas: Libradu
Vigil, Faustin Medina, Antonio RI.
mo, Juan p. Cruz, Luciano Griego.
T"ma- Romrro, Ursulo 1rulillo,
Cruz Herrera, Marcos Romero, Ru-
hrl Grlegn, Lauriano Medina, Loren
~ Ortiz, Pedro Vigil, Juan B. Ro.
nero, Jose Rcybal, Arsenic Romo,
rranciscO Romero, Miguel Arsgon,
Jose In. Muestus, Manuel A. Macs
tas
~ Continuara la lista en- pocos dias
mas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-05-07
NUN. Ia
A Orillas del SepuIcrO.

NuestrO colega, Don Enrique II.
Salazar, editor de FL independents,
anduvO a las orillitas del sepulcro.
una de estas nlananas de la 81 niana
que acaba tie pasar. PerO cuu esto
no queremus decir que fuera al Cam
posanto y alli Sc parara q las orillas
de alg0n sepulcro, no, NADIA de
ESQ. La cosa fue mas seria. Segun
10 que hemos sabido, d las 4:30 de Ia
manana serian cuando despues de
haberse levantado de Ia catnA et SO.
nor Salszar, pUr ir tunar sales Sc
bebio una buena cantiIad del aqua.
rTas que eontenfs un frasquito jnnto
a Ia botellita que contenia Ell purgan.
te, por equfvoeo, por supuesto, Y
cuanto antes hubO necesidad de la
mar a un medico para que Ie salvara
la vida. El medico dlzlue 10 COM
pllment0 despues que 10 sac6 de Pc
ligro diciendole que habfa bebido SUI
hclente aguarras para haber matado
a un elefante y que no comprendfa
como no lie habia causadO 4 el la
muerte. Cusndo el seflOr Salazar
nus referia estO nosotrOs tuvimos Ia
ocurrencia de decirle que era porque
el estomagO SO habia acustumbrado
VA a tragar eOsas "terribles" desde
que 81 se as0cia con ciertas gentes en- ell
partidO republicanO,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-05-07
Don Regime UIIbarri.

El ciudadanO bien conocidu y bien
querl ~ DE- cuautUs ~ c0uuclerun con
CuyU nOm5re euca bezanus estas A.
uehs phgo su Gltlmo tribute d Ia na.
turaleza I'll sahadU de Ia semana On.
sada. A las $3.50 DE Ia maiiana faiie-
40 en- In CASA resldencia tie unO de
sus hgOr, Eduardo, en esta, sitndo
EST II desrnlAcr de un Htaque DE-, dis
nntefa que 10 tuvO pOstTadO en el
lechO del dOlOr pUr espHcIO DE un
mes. III saDadO en- la nUche fue lle-
vadO el cadaver Lac Galliuas, lugar
dUnde 81 vrritic0 el entierrO en- el
calnpusantu del lugar, el DIningO,
las 2 de la tarie, en- preseucia de nu
uirrusO cuncurs0 he parlrntes y cUuu-
cldOs. HI tiuadO en- su juventud pres
to oervirius pGDdcus eu eote cuDdadO
cumu uiputadu Hlguscil mayor uu-
raute II tirmp que fue el eucargad0
de ese empleO Don Lem Pinard.
Don Rrgiuo descendfa dc una de las
famillas muy prOmlnentes de este
cOndudO en- el que vivi0 tOda su vida
yen el cual deJa un registro de lntegri
dad y buena cludbdanfs al cual sus
hiJUs slempre pOdran stnalar con or
RuilO. lie subreviven su e-pOsa, DO
fla Ambruslta Herrera de Uliharri, y
sus hros Eduardo, Juse, Nlcanor,
Pablitp, Nleves, y Gertrudis y con TO.
dos eIlos nos asociamOs en- su justo
dOlur y pesHT.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-05-07
MulereS ReSueIlaS.

FL caso que vamos rtferir, suce-
dio en Ia ciudad de Nueva York, en-
dfas pasadUs.
Dice el despacho: alas mujeres
que re han decaradO Ell huplga Auuf
en- Ia ciudad de Nueva York en- la
fabrlra de c',rdelerfh llsmada THE
American Cor,isge CJmmry,u han
probate que elias no las intimiian
garr' ties de pOlicfa nj Otras zarauda
Jas por el estilo
La Cumpaflia habfa anunciado en-
los prri0dicOs que necesitaba dos mil
mujeres para sustitulr a las huelguis-
tas, y tstas Sc prepararUn para no
dtlar que llegara husta la fabrica
uinguna de las nuevas ubrera5 con
tratndnr por Ia elnpresa.
CuandO emp aaron q llegar las
uuevas Ubreras, las huelguistas in.
tentarCn 1isuadlrlas con Duenas pA.
labras; perU nj insistir las otras en-
entrur en la fabrlca, de las pala bras
81 pa-o a los hechos, lograndO al fin
lmpedlrles el pasO. AcudieTon las
RESERVES dc la pullcia en uumero de
clen y se trab0 uua batalla rampnI
Ell la que hubO muchas cab, Z4s rotas;
perO al cabO de media hura de c,,m-
bate, la pulicia tuvu que retlrarse
preclpitadamente, dejando dOce agen-
ties tenuldUs en I'll suelO V sin sentido,
dc resultas lie ladrlllazUs que les ha-
nian prUplusdU las hueiguI-tas, Y de-
laudu en- puder de elias la mayor par
te de sus garrOtes que les arrancarun
de las mhnus.
A pucu ilegaron nuevos reeuerzns,
con lUs cuales So lOgr0 dominnrlas, no
sin OtrO empehadO combate. Guam.
io termln0, ninguna de las ubrrras
nuevas quisu entrar Ia fabrics,
puts durante la iucha habian he hu
cn usa uOnI1u con las huelgulstas.
Cuarrhta huDgulstas han sidu
hirestadnsi peru sus comphiitras III
ecu que teudran que arrestarias a To
dhs, pOrque estan rezueitas no delar
que las nUmbren sustitutus.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-05-07
Case RarO.

Harry w. Wymau, vecino de Ba-
yUna y qulen guzaDa nc Duena saiud,
oe leVhhto "a saDadU pa5adU ue la Ca
ma y anuncio su espUsa que estaba
svgurU ue mUTlr aqueI misnlu uia q
las once ue Ia manHua, Su espOsa Sc
Dur,o de sus presentimlenLos; pefO el
lnslotlo y aunque IL dvClaro que se
oentla peffcutomentv Dleu, Ia hizo llu-
mar sus parieutes y amigos, ue
quIenes queIia uespedlroe.
A las uIez dc la mafiaua habia en
Id casa una VeInttua he persUnas,
que al Yer que falta ban quluce uIlnu.
tus para las Unce y que Wyman cUn-
tlnunba stu nns(lu sintUIIIa ue enfrr.
medal, empezaTun Ii Duriarse ue sus
t. mUfes.
UnU nc enus dlju un chlste que pro
Vuc0 la hIarIuad general, slendu
Wyman uuU ue lOs que mas reiau dc
la UcurreuCia.
DE repente 10 vieron pUuerse inten.
samente paIldO y caer hl sueiO muer-
10 al uar u relO IA prlmera csmpA-
NADIA de las once.
Los medlcUs que hau heChO la au-
Uup,la no han euCUntfauu ningunA
iesiOn que pueda tGpilcar la cAusa ue
su nuefte.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-05-07
EAST Las VEGAS NUEVo MEXICO sABADo DE MAYO De 1910

hi Optic, el cuai, en- su entrega del
miercoles por Ia noehe, dice como 81.
que:
"Rastros de burro que partian de
la matsnza DE John A Papen con-
duvian a ia casa ue RmSs Armljo,
tiO pOr resu,GadV "a cue el marles 1s
esta seuaua en Ia tHrue 81. haliarau
aigunOo cuerus tie res y alguua can't
dad de carne fresct pn possession de
Tomas ArmliO, tUdU 10 cual fue iden.
titcado por ei seflor Papen como de
su prUpieuad. ArnIlu fue arrestadO.
La captura tie AruIjo &c efectuo
por el dIputadO algas'l "A mayor Enrl-
que Sena y este Utiela pur la haDll-
dad CON que hizO el arresto, merece
mucho credito. III martes por la
manana despuas de haber el sehor
Papen dad0 un vistas0 al edihcio de
dunde le fue rubsdA Carne algunus
cueros el lunes en Ia uOche, hall0 uue
1e las premlsas saifan los rasIrus de
uu burro. Slgui0 Ia hueila pur aguna
dlstancia Y en el trayeCto que reru-
rrl0 hail0 lie VrZ en Cuanuu alguuAs
IA tns ne lama. Creyeuuuse estar en-
pusesi0n Il la hueila ue los ladrones,
81 fue en buoca ue oena, quleD, pues.
to sUbre la huelln, ia siguIu. ID, re-
ChltO a la casa ue HUuias ArmIiu cou-
duciau los rastros de burru que srgufa
ei Uhulai; y alii fue dar. oeuu es.
cuico la Casa del refcsluu Ammo VI
Ell eliza halo un buen aUastO ue uarue
tr,sca ue carnero y tnmblen a,gunos
cueros. Papen iutuutco la carne
cumo lie su prupleuad y don" To-
mas Tue arrestadU cOluU presuntu la
dron de la prupledad dti senur Papen.
n, sutrOs cumpadecemus "Duu
Tomas" pOr haiiarse CA las gsrras ne
la icy, pero mas compad.cereuos al
PHruu0 republcsnu 81 p4r naa suer-
"a ie pruebail ia que IL lmpula se
10 lieVan la penltenclaria. "Dou
Tomas" Us una ptrsUnanuad muy
promlnente en- las cUnYenclunes repu-
bllcanas. Para hacer muclones VI
prUpUslcluhes tn los Cun,i mos Tepu
DncanOs rs un lluce, y suele ser unu
ue lbs que son nOnbradus p II ii presl
dente tempUrarlU en las cUnveuul0ueS
dei grunde y g,OrlOsu para que escol.
tea sl pIealdente hatU il Ia slIla presi-
denclal entire los apiauoOs ruldosus ue
la muchedulnbre y Ia mdslca accrue
de la banda.
PerU que no crea DCu Tomas que
NOS hallamus aoOmbrauUs purque per
sonalldau tan encumDrnua como el en
el partldo repubtlcanU se haile detenl.
du en la carcei pOr sospeuharsele cui
pabie ue una "ratefia. Casl 40 hay
un SOLO dia que ia preIisa ularla ut u
de traern0s aIguna nOtlula de alguu
"granue republicanU,' ya Sea en- el
TorrltotlO 0 en- alg0u EsJadv, que st
ha reobaladu ne su encumDiadO pues-
To para lr a parar en hlguua penIten-
clarla por algan "desculdltun que ha
teuiuu, Y 81 eI ndnler0 - est0s no es
mayor esU se debe d la perlCla con que
So usa ia "brUCha goida" dundequle.
ra que st puede para cuDrlr manrhas.
DIrelnus en conclusion que IA "UUn |
IUnlas" se 10 mo escOger pUr I'll jutz
ne paz Don TrlnIdad Seua, que juzgo
la causa, entire dar fianza ue mn pe-
sos ir a la carcel, y Don Tomas hi
70 10 UitlmO.