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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

Bv n vo'" ~ 20 2 = wa decided no.
>" accept Powers rc-,gna'lon buy ~ .,
ahead V.'h II" cl"'ttun a. II was QuiCNl,
seen 'ha' the snap lo'" 'aNrn earlier IN 'hs
dnv cou!i no. stand legally stem 81
liinal" then 5en"mtul'eI Barrow and Dlnn
~ Bal'lm"r" s"CuuIe | HIM CharIn al
Rochester uIaceI Powers name before W..
delegates and Crowley at Providence
seconded the notion Harrow vn- dc
cinred elected. Rochester. Providence an
Jersey CI'v remaining loNal :" the man who
founded The ,nasu.
1t sas decided 20 play a schclu" "r ,st
games new year. the season 20 open on
ATril % and the dates 80 be assigned lv the
new president h" nov boar. o; dire
,%,; are STEIN hartman char!n, l'lnn
ing Will be- held IA BAlrIm"re Nh February
- "'"loc~ 'hc ir""'tnV AdIourn-
-''id he w"!li no. r-'n"'" the leagues
h"lhIuar'.r- from ms ,l'v and Wu4.I
"i"n D." "i''cS "a IA low lars
h" Montreal iuh -Cn"I 4 ! IcTa~"r' =
~ naras- - team N Il,C" "t Elrro.,
and ~" former pTn'up'l, ,raIr r,u 'rt.I"-
he lie "t,h1nf"h M.n,-r- t"' ,arT1ll Of ior.
IN "A'hAngc Tor Hunter John came.
h ,.',..t a de-. On Nh 'h" tishl"nIi"i- Tor
hr' nothing ias """n Gon" - far lie ia.
secure Mitchell bat - l. ","d 'no' t"tr.
son wall NO. b" a'l"N~,I - -. IN oA.,h sr.u'
Camel NAV tr' for >hur'-'np l0S'.r 10.
Ml:ln from ~" iIrorSl.r r'I.,h Pre-. ion,
thn.rs had = tain So II. Daryel r",-"r.,a.
afternoon. hI' h." -sI nothing hAI Trans
pr"i Incri"u'nlly Ehh"'- -Rr"I Il.r,
Eastman '"nnoN and Cr.f-".der tc,"..n"
for li- uNu team
hat.snlF zen all ,, 50, a.. roTtS: Nh
I."n.u"r- no ., !. bog T. .l..r arr...,i r,ss'
ing a. rn- toto pr--.'u ~ .,,.' froI,.,,
IN and mi g"i p 'hr snurraI fAuninx ro..
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

g." N"S ior. = e. ag hoy. o.. -r-.
~UI".'r Ug {. r,-' ~: '..r ..a-,.. q. IL. Ill.,.
an. '"-'r"rr"" 'f"r.ng Ihnr" ,,.i a
t'"" "F'r'- '''' 'T-. novice. .Dr VA!
-"t'a '-'''r-.' an# BEL ylr,. Unit .l1a.
.,t' Ir- ",- .'. no. .rf 4,ra,.l an. -.
Ne 49, :..'."! "ycn' AMI on tjs.-.,,
= 'rL- Wi 20" '"pd ri-. Ncricb. Tryb.nbacp
Ana . 'Ip~i.ae:fH anG Reilly. There vii
~ a IA 90 living exhibition. Among 1ho..
y. p" WIZ 3" n" e. a=hinR are named M
b@nr"ns. The champion Of Germany, Harold
Sr.yrk ana 4 McAlesnan. Columbia mi.
'erritv and ne Sew York 4 o. will pIay a
match a. American water plo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
HENTW ARD FOR SAFE.
Report That Alexander cochran wishes
to Dispose of Yacht.

there hlr" b""n pcT-0si"r' rImors ~
q !Uug 'l;u" la' Alexander > Cochran :
IN" e, hprnsr yacht We-'UArl -as NJ IA
sale - an 'h"r" haV" asa been rrp"r's
'hl' ~" ya"ht wn> Sold ~" II'hi.uan
Oi last ve",- tl- his - va
4 SclnGiHa.ban .NrAan.:. 20 hanl con-
What startling news tta' MeSsrs summers
4 PAW" 81 ~u!'aAup'on hHv" Te~s vsl
commission from i.aVan!"- Cochran
- Lt>pn-" 81 w. mobile Hs-ra-hNS
schooner "~'wlr'! A. u r'i'". ~ : s'a'"t.
~ SIunoJr. Uh.,h y -urshiy eq'liva'.nr
- .l'i.s" sterling -. SOUR" from Which
"" d"riy" this startling pie" ~ meas j.
.sGaliv =" V"' trlormr! hat va "annn'
bat l'llC" SON" rrr'l-n'" IN ., NOR.
u".'a.ly when "" remember lie 'Irrau'
TAI. 'hrrtEuo.- 'he pas racing season thai
Westward could ue purchased a. any mo-
mem 81 a Er.r" n" irIuur~ w.r" r-. -
- .i"h Ia the ns'ur" 81 club rail- ih,'
No lrID!I,I'l was given 20 them. br.' 'F.
ALLEGATION ha' IA" hol' l. how ACTUALLY
~ No. al" .-' lends certain HnnIn' =
'ui"r p" hem RIm"r N"u' even far her
ami stated 'hl' Westward wa IScl. -
coma nj" Brush naul- Irrm",lta'.ly he
~ : sincerely to he hny"d 'ha, all this
vii NOV .nill. Westward. = nh~-ur" I-Drn
"a" AS n"N' season = rr ale Of cote
HI'h 4 new boat on "r,'r - 'r. ,ouC!I .>ion-
win nor - wovIi h. a thousand l.''"S were
IN" me- 90 remain III ~. i-'~ ana 10 given
~ rn.. finest schooner 't.,.nl. ~
u"--"I T. -r'' a. ell 'rD t...,'h - p"rphTSy
'ha' ~" racing would "rnE-" an am"!n' pf
lIl''.' -" 4 - - u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

-7'-'E' ar '.rs-si.I p "a. eye.
HAVANA. De. - liz, g.. ...I... .....
Hhvn"l sl1l" TODAY va -,,g .., .E.. ,,......
an by score ~ : 90 i;t,-.-... p,,.
nn"lph'l t4"mh- ant !hur1s Unyn',..'',,i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
Princeton Freshmen Win AZ Hors-,

friN'IrnN. y. J. Dec. T.. Tho Pr'rce'or
freshman hockey team won lie first ca-
~ VI" season his afternoon nv dafea'rIs
lHWTrr""vjlls school Stou The rtu, -a+
too small To- permit nv very good sNH
button ~ sk1'lnG. hut tho Tiger cuba IA ,
h' 'hr ~" better - N" argument thrDusl .
on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

iu"rp.t ri''"t against On" another AMI
on I"t " '"r'u- IL. tn"-t'a'-'vp races %.
rpIII BE- ru'hInE "a - tor real interest -
-ai.Iu.' r."u IN both Countries NJ con.
'r-t- l-'uJ "pa'"r !" IIhIC. and with rhe
odds actIr-' The visitor. but Two fine ".'~
-..i- 81 'b. rpr' = Hu"s' class racing pTlr-
t-.lLLN on .nll .rl .. trrm-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13
AMONG The AUTOMOBILES
HOPE SOD> TD fIEtR THONP-
son tIENIE CROSSING.
Hearing on Jamairan>' Injunction tn Br
itehl on Thnrstiay 4. 4. 4. contest
Hoard TRYING To FiS q Beatrr Circuit
Of Racr> for the Coming season

Loud. long complaints are made nv
motorists auI 'eams'"rs generally agaIns,
b" w"v ~" Long Island bailrold blocks
The thompson avenue crossing a. hT-y
hours al lac day. SAYS Br"nk'.u Lif'
Ia" ,!-lar~ Frequently run from ten 10
ioT-v miuu'"- Inquiry was made y--'er
lay at N" nrir"- -; IL" Pubic Service Com
mission - sec what i being done about the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

Saws tn'on nJ,,Is Topics MANY an al
ver'Iser who lahors 20 pierce: only hore-
Word painting. pros. poems. rhetorical
plnw heels and Iarnry jinRle- have no selling
force Advertising - news
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

Tfer" o..l 10 a luncheon to-day a, -.
Automobile Club ~ America az which ~.
lriI"- Won N -" resent ~" day run ~ IN.
vii! he pr"-"u'"d There wtH Il. A .,noI,.r
'".niR!' n -" \ &. A Tor members and
guest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

IN N"W I"r-"y motorists belonging 20
W" N"N ""I-"' AH'"T"Nli" and Motor -
az" advised - carry -rr. ,,rn.- 4, -
organ 'n'l"n Then sisa hey a.. AZ
rested and 'n"h .h"v can report IN. sans. 10
- 'he il-' 80 "nn- made. IN a, J-c,..n-
and So vi! J." atl" 20 !"'errnir. .t~S..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-13

In spi-" 81 u" provisions 81 n. Ca,,an
law THAT the CIV Limits .lnI n. rG..ai
m"rorI@t- u~Ing N" i"-ichp ,Irnri.a Of
lni" " zen ~" going "a good for a;.onp.
pii-~ Law" been arrested and Hued TIeir
Il"l- 'f1r 'h-r ""r" IUaNla - toll "a hon
'h"Y bad r-O--"d 'h- lin" and - u.rn
afl"nahl' 10 'l'' i''.'"H o. il"- ai hour r.yii-
.a'i"'. |"-" NO. accepted !. -""rrls ver,
=" Tunl-'"d i lav. r",-..,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
DOTS AND DASHES.

Sergeant Barry says that he can
not see how the fact that the Beauts
finished well down the list In the
Military series has anything to do
with the acceptance or the refusing
o! his challenge to the Punahous. AS
to reputation, Barry says that II
the fact that the Beauts won the
championship last year, Is not sufIl-
Client, he would like to know what
is. As to the claim that some OF
the Beauts are ex-students of st.
Louis College, the sergeant says that,
all the same. the players are enlist
ed men of the n. G. H., and as such
are, of course, eligible for the
Beauts team.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
FLEEING FROM
HEADLESS GHOST

TAMAQUA, Pa, Sept. II, 49, There
are strange doings among about flf'
teen families In the northwestern part
Of the town, who declare that an ap
partition visits their bedside in the
early hours of the morning and Is
driving them nearly frantic. II is sup
posed to take the shape of Il headless
man.
Several Of these families are max,
Ing arrangements TO move from the
section, while one man has sold his
property for considerably less than It's
real value.
A "yoodOO" doctor attributes the
trouble to n black cat, and cats Of all
classes are being slaughtered In that
neighbOrhood.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
MOANA HOTEL Tennis courts
To BE OPENED Up TOMORROW
EIGHT FIRST CLASS PLAYERS WILL TAKE PART IN
= TOURNAMENT - EX-CHAMPION WILL ROTH WILL
. TAKE PART IN MATCHES-BIG CROWD EXPECTED

tendance tomorrow afternoon when
the first set starts up.
It was thought that possibly q
match could be arran yrG between
Atherton Richards nnd young Elk
lund of Eva. but for several reasons
the matter has not come to head.
However. there Is little doubt that
sooner or later the youngsters will
come together, and IL Eklund will
only put u little more ginger into
his play and try harder for shots
tnat he now lets go, a great match
will eventuate.
The Manoa tennis club tourna-
ment, which is to start up next
week. will be the most popular Cd
far as crowds go. for peopla can ge;
out after dinner In the evenings,
when they have no chance OF dCi"s
so On week afternoon. The elcc.
tt, lights are in good condition and
the fiickering Is very slight now.
The players on both sides of the net
will be even as regards the light,
and It won't he question of one
court being brilliantly lighted and
the other being in comparative dark
ness.
II won't be long now till another
turn will be had at the Wall Cup,
and Athe. ton Richards. who at pres
ent is the holder, VIII have to de-
iend his title to the trophy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
OLD RIVALS
MEET AGAIN
CLOSE RACE YESTERDAY
BETWEEN "KlD" CREWS
Boat Clubs Would Start Water
Polo But Are Very Busy
Training at Present for
RaCeS-MuCh Interest.

Ever since Regatta Day there has
been much interest shown in row.
ing and aquatic sports OF all sorts.
The Ilealanis and Myrtles have gone
In for the game good and hard, and
the two clubs have representatives
out on the harbor every evening
nowadays.
The kids" Of both boat clubs
have taken to the rowing game in
great style, and II promises well for
youngsters getting in and hustling
for all they ne worth. Remarkable
Improvement is noticeable in the
work of the lads. and they get
through the water In great style
now. .......
All sorts of matches are spoken OF
and when the next big regatta comes
on there will be some races that will
be close and exciting enough for
anything. The IIealanis are deter
mined that when they measure
blades with the Myrtles again. there
Will be diferei tale to tell to
that of Septembe" II 1910. Y..,r.
Yesterday Afternoon there was a
great impromptu race brought of be-
tween crews rromrthe Healanis and
Myrtles. Two crews from each shed
went out to the spar buoy and raced
back to an imaginary line drawn be-
tween the piles that are near the
Hcalani shed and the quarantine
depot.
BESIDES the youngsters u pickup"
crew went along, too, and when the
boats got away 10 good start the
'pickups", OF course, forged ahead
and soon had lead that landed
them in first with big margin. The
race between the kids" was close
one, and therg was not much to
choose between them at the finish
The youngsters rowed well, and they
show great improvement. The roll
has been eliminated, the recovery
has been altered lot, and the men
get in a good crisp stroke that car
ries the boat through the water In
line style.
The Henlani members get in some
great stunts on the water chute, and
time after time the men climb to
the top of the toboggan and glide
down into the water, only to return
and repeat the trick.
The talk of water polo has been
revived. and the llealanis say that
they would like to start the game
up with the assistance Of George
Freeth. but that II would be slight
ly inconvenient at present, owing
to many OF their men being 30 taken
up with training stunts.
q % %
Tomorrow afternoon the water
polo men will get start. and n
game will be played at Fort Shafter
between a team gotten together by
George Feerth and q bunch OF sol
diers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

Tomorrow afternoon at the new
Moana Hotel courts. some fine ten
mis- will be seen, when at 3 O'Clock
the eight experts who are to christen
the new grounds get going with
their racquets. Everything is ready
and the courts look to be in splen-
did condition. The clubhouse and
dressing rooms are nicely fitted out,
and the players should be comfort
ably fixed as regards getting ready
TO play and afterwards attiring
themselves for the trip home. A
great deal of interest is being taken
in the afralr, despite the efforts of
the always-a-day- behind morning
sheet to knock the tournament. The
men who are to play tomorrow are
about the best in the Territory. and
they are all, with the exception of
Roth. in fairly good trim. The ex-
champion, VIII Roth--not Charlie, as
the hanger.on .all-the -time-a LEGGED
sporting sheet has it-has not play
ed much tennis lately, but he is al
ways there with the strokes. even II
he can not last the distance.
The other players are all in the
first flight. aud some fine tennis
should be seen when the men get
out on the courts. 1t is some time
| now since any doubles have been
played in town, and 1t will be a
change from the single handicap
style of tournament.
The drawing for the matches will
be made on the courts tomorrow. and
1t may he that the pairs will toss
up to see which team will play the
other. As they all play from
scratch, II will be difficult matter
to attempt 20 name the winners in
advance. II VIII Roth were in any
kind of form. he and Al. Castle
| would stand out like certainties, but
as Roth has not played for long
time. the other pairs seem to have
a good chance.
II will be interesting to see how
Anterior Richards and Captain Low
stack up in doubles. The captain
is dashlng net player, and the
youngster is as safe rs a house from
the back of the court. That used to
be the correct dope some years ago,
hut the game has changed n lot, and
now II Is well established that both
players should get up as soon as
1 possible and play the volley game.
II. A. Cooke, who, with his broth
er, holds the double championship OF
the Islands, should do well with
Bockus, who plays a rafting good
game. Then Novel;. who since he
came down from Maui year or so
age, has improved his game lot
will be sure to pair up well with
Steere. The latter is steady play
or who tries hard to win and who
gets in some fine shots at times. He
and Novel; will make any of the
rest extend themselves in order to
win.
Play will begin at o'clock, and
| II the rain will only hold off there
is no doubt--notwithsta the eff
| forts of the consistent knocker, who
gets mad when scOoped-that the
guests of the Moana Hotel and many
friends of the players will be in at
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
HORSE OWNERS SAY
MONEY WAS UP
There May Be Match Race on
October 6 at Park,

Although very plausible spell has
been put up by the horse owners
who were to race at Kapiolani Park
tomorrow, the whole truth has not
yet been told about the affair. Brod-
eriCk, In written statement to the
sporting writer of the Bulletin,
maintained that there was no money
in sight, and that therefore he would
not run his mare Copit against Mary
WinkelGeld and Lizzie Moore.
Then the others became annoyed
and claimed that their money was
up but that Broderick would not
come through. II the money is up
they had better tell in whose hands
II Is at present From inside sources
II is learned that something of u
deep and dark scheme was being
engineered 10 make someone rich
quick, and to play another man for
sucker"
II Is alleged now that two mares
will race tomorrow week, and II may.
be that that is correct. Broderlcl's
final remark yesterday In the Blu III
letin Office was very significant:
II am an honest man and | won't.
stand for any crooked work"
% % %
II the st. Louis team wishes to-
tour the States as amateurs, 1t had
better have the whitewdSh brush APP
piled to number Of It's players. Ru-
mors of tidy little sums having gone
to some of the men Gre going the
rounds. and the lily-whItes over the
pond might object 10 playing against
semi-prOs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
COMING EVENTS.

. u u u u u u u :, u ., u u ., 8, n n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

The long.dstanca runners. Jack
sen and Kaoo, ara getting into con-
dition, and the Marathon kid" is
feeling very NJ. lie thinks he can
defeat Kaoo, but he will have a hard
job to down the 45-year-old "Waia-
ma Horse"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

Joe McGurn dropped into the
Bu letin Office yesterday and
announced his willingness to have a
go ut Jim lloao II n promoter can
be secured. Joe is looking well and
he is anxious to have another match
in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30

u Secretaries and managers Of {.
u athletic clubs are invited to send .
. In the dates OF any events which I,
u they may be getting up, for in. {,
u sertlon under the above head. {,
% Address all communications to (.
70 the Sporting Editor, Bulletin. q
u - I;
I. Oahu League. |;
u Oct. 9.--U. s. NJ. VS.. J. A. G. (:
u Oct. &C. A. c. VS.. p. 4. c. {.
- Oahu Juniors. q
u Oct. 9.-Asahis Vs. Palamas. .
u Oct g.-Mu Hooks vs.. e. A. G. o
u Jrs. o
u Oct. 2S.--Four Ball. Foursome. II. q
% q. c., Moanalua. q
/. Cricket. q
:; Oct. Match. .
% Tennis. .' .
I. Oct. I. - Opening of MOANA .
.; Courts. q
u Oct. G.-Manoa Electric Light .
I! Tournament. o
u Sailing. (.
% Oct. 9.-wren Race. (!
u Running. .
u Oct. 1G.-Kaoo vs. Jackson. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-09-30
Rainier Bee.
FOR SALE AT ALL BAR
Telephone 2l3l
ROYAL ACADEMY DANCE

The Royal Academy OF Da
will give an Apron and M
Dance on THURSDAY, October
Odd Fellows Hall = O'clock,
mission Gentlemen 800, Ladder
Good music and a good time,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-15
NuevO PeriOdlCO Democratic.

A seg1n estamos informados por
la comisi6n central democratica
de este condado, los democratas de
Taos tendran muy on breve un
nuevo periodico, soportado por
la Comision central democrata del
territvrio y por los de aquf, con 81
proposito dnico de tener meiores
armas de defensa de las que han
tenido hasta ahora, y tambi6n para
yer ST es possible eIegir en- las pro-
ximas campanas uno que otro de
sus candidates.
Actualmente el Sr. j. N. Vigil
Sc halla en- el sur del territorio con
este prop6sito y una planta de i'm
prenta de segunda mano ha sido
va comprada para tai obieto.
Sc dice que en- la junta central
dem6crata, en- Albuquerque, 81
lunes de esta semana, Sc trat6 de
establecer peri6dicos democraticos
en los condado del norte del terri
torio en- donde no existen tales Pc
ri6dicos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-07-15
Max. Treio.

No Sc descuidara de hacer vacu
mar a los ni1os, y SO tendra cuida
do de esponerlos al frio y a la hn.
medad, sobre todo despues de loi
grandes chubascos.
Tendrase gran cuidado en- no de
iarlos hartar de frutas, porque les
estropeau 81 est6mago 9 intestinos,
No So permitira que est6n on
lugares hdmedos y sombrios, por-
que los hace requfticos y los llens
de tumores frios que les daran ma
la vida y Sc la acortaran.
FL nino debe scostarse en- una
CANA que reciba de lleno la luz 9
que sea de todo punto oscura, de
10 contrario podra mirar bizco J
padecer los demas vicios del mirar
Lo nelor es que este a oscuras 9
que cuando SO despierte y duerma.
Ia luz no le venga direetamente
los ojos. Una cortina verde delan-
te de Jas aberturas IS de grandt
utilidad.
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ReSena HIStOTiCO SiROptiCa de Ia
Guerra Mexico Americana.

Este importante libro, escritC
por Ell jurisconsulto Neo Mexica.
no, hon. Benjamin M. Read, de
Santa Fe, cuyo libro Sc relaciona 4
los principales eventos hist6ricos
de Nuevo Mexico y del pals en- ge.
neral, sus guerras, sus eyentos, sus
PARTICIPATES hombres de historic de
aquellos tiempos y la refutacion
de las mentiras hist6ricas que han
aparecido dltinamente, nos comu-
MICA el autor, quedara lista para
esta proxima semana.
Las 6rdenes por dicho libro que
va ha recibido el autor, en- pago
adelantado, son numerosas Y como
la edici6n de dicho libro Sc limita
d cierto ndmerO de copias, desea
mos lamar la atencion de los Sres.
que desean adquirirla, SO sirvan
hacer de una yez sus pedidos remi-
tiendo 81 importe de $3.50 con su
carta de pedido, dirigiendose a Jo-
Sc Montaner Taos, N. Mex.
"Resena Historico Sin6ptica" es
importantisimo por los relatos his
t6ricos del pals, que relata en- sus
paginas, por los grandes eventos
de nuestros compatriotas predece.
sores de aquellos tiempos, y sobre
todo,por descorrerse el velo de men
tiras hist6ricas y ponerse a su yer
dadera luz los hechos Y meritos de
nuestros antiques compatriotas, Gu
70 libro no deberia faltar en- min
gun hogar de los hombres inteli
gentes, para conocer los verdaderos
eventos historicos de sus ante pasa
dos y del suelo que los vi6 nacer.
26-34
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DEFUNCION.

Arroyo Hondo N. M Julio 6 1910
Sr. Jose Montaner:
LIE suphco que SO digne dar pu.
blicidad en- su apreciable semana-
rio a la triste Y lamentable muerte
de mi querida abuelita, Juanita R.
IS de Vigil que falleci6 81 dia ilti-
mo de JUNO despu6s de una terri
Bile febre que solo le duro cuatro
dias Deja para lamentar su eterna
ausencia dos hijos: Librado y Juan
B. Vigil, y una hija, Pastora Vi
gil, IA nietos y u yisnietos.
Fu6 velada dos noches, la pri-
mera en- San Cristoval y la segun-
da en- Arroyo Hondo. Sc le di6
seputura ell dia siguiente ante un
grande acompanamiento de parien
tes y vecinos.
Damos muy repetidas gracias d
todas las personas que nos han
favorecido con su presencia y ayu-
da.
Su tiel aubscriptora.
Celia Vigil.
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Ell COIegiO Electoral MexicanO
RatifiCa Ia EIeCCiOn de Oiaz.

Ciudad de Mexico, Julio 10-El
Gral. Porfro Diaz, quien cumpli.
ra so amos de edad 81 l3 de Sep.
tiembre pr6ximo venidero, fu6 hoy
re-electo Presidente de Mexico por
seis amos; siendo esta la septima
vez que ha sido escogido la cabe.
cera del gobierno.
Ramon Corral fue electo Vice
Presidente.
Llegan reportes de todos los es
tados en- la Union Mexicana que
los colegios electorales que SO reu-
nieron hoy han dado irresistibles
victorias al Gral. Diaz y al Sr.
Ramon Corral, sin ocurrir desor
den en- ninguna parte del pals. El
Sr. Gral. Diaz fue electo presiden-
to por primera vez Ell el ano 1876
para que sirviera un termino de
cuatro amos; y desde entonces has
ia esta fecha ha sido presidente de
la Republica Mexicana, con la sola
excepcion de cuatro amos, de 1880
a 1884, tempo on que sirglo Ma
nuel Gonzalez; hasta ell ano 1892
81 perfodo presidential en- Nuevo
Mexico era cuatro amos, y de esa
fecha para aca ha sido seis amos.