davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

The philosopher of the Fl Paso Times comes through with the information that a dogs bark isn't as bad as his bite. Oft in the stilly night we have been led to believe differently.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Federal judge to resign position, runs news story headline. That beats a recall at least.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

And the next big thing will be the Elks' show at Dreamland tomorrow night. You should spend today and tomorrow sewing your buttons on tightly.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

We'll just to start the ball rolling; let us sug gest that you get ready to register for the spring election
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Reports from Miami business men would lead one to the conclusion that the sentiment over that way is Miami for Miamians.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Justice Fuller seems to be about the only ac- tive souvenir of the Grover Cleveland admins tration; and the souvenir is not a bad one.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

This is the season when it is fashionable to repent at leisure, notes the Fl Paso Times. We hadn t noticed it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Good roads is a topic that will always be of intense interest to the progressive.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

"The American eagle,'' said the orator, "knows no fear"
 "Yes," replied Mr. Sirius Barker, "the American eagle is mighty lucky. Any bird that isn't good to eat has right to congratulate it. self these days.'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Mr. Taft's little Rooseveltian talks are not calculated to strengthen confidence or improve general business.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Doctor-Johnny, I see the pills gave you have made you well again. How did you take them-with water or with cake?
 Small Johnny-I used them in my pop gun to shoot at the cat
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

The Durango Democrat insists that Elijah was the first aviator.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Of course Globe should throw out its tow line and drag in that bunch of Arizona boosters soon to start out from Los Angeles.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

That young fellow Glavis will never make his mark as whitewasher.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Five-room house on Pascoe Hill at a bargain. Small amount of money down; balance like rent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16
Cheer up, Ballinger; the worst is yet to come!

Cheer up, Balllnger; the WorSt IS yet to come The Durango Democrat insists that Elijah was the first aviator. That young fellow Glavis will never make his mark as a whitewasher.
 Good roads is topic that will always be of intenseinterest to the progressive.
 
 Federal judge to resign position, runs news story headline That beats recall at least
 We'll just to start the ball rolling; let us sug- gest that you get ready to register for the spring election.
 Mr. Tafts little Rooseveltian talks are not calculated to strengthen confidence or improve general business.
 This is the season when it is fashionable to repent at leisure, notes the Ell Paso Times. We hadn' noticed it.
 Of course Globe should throw out its tow line and drag in that bunch of Arizona boosters soon to start out from Los Angeles.
 Reports from Miami business men would lead one to the cOncluSlQu tHqt ofCl that way>i Miami for Miamians.
 Justice Fuller seems to be about the only ac- tive souvenir of the Grover Cleveland admins tration; and the souvenir is not bad one.
 There has been so much discussion of late re- garding this, that and the other thing that it would be interesting to know, what is water! 
 And the next big thing will be the Elks' show at Dreamland tomorrow night. You should spend today and tomorrow sewing your buttons on tightly.
 It was quite natural for the high flyers to wish to come to Globe. Of course in this connection there is nothing in the saying that birds of feather find pleasure in focking together.
 The philosopher of the Fl Paso Times comes through with the information that dogs bark isn't as bad as his bite. Oft in the stilly night we have been led to believe differently.
 These high grading stories sent out from Ne vada points read to the skeptical like disguised advertising matter. Nevada seems to have ev- rything save mineral in paying quantities.
 Those Cincinnati girls who announce that they would rather make homes than cigars evi- dently believe in the principle of unionism and a full and complete application of the aforesaid principle
 Miami's growth will compel the Arizona Eastern to give the people that gasoline motor car service within sixty days. Sunday last all trains running between Globe and the kid sister citv to tho yUaSt did napacitv hucinacc With hourly service and lower round trip rate the travel would be doubled and both Globe and Mi ami would profit
 Writing of the Silver Belts special mining edition, A. R. Cater general agent of the Ari- zona Eastern at Phoenix, says: "The Silver Belt has no reason to feel ashamed of its edi- tion AS TT IS THE EQUAL OF ANYTHING i, I HAVE EVER SEEN AND SUPERIOR TO| ANYTHING EVER ATTEMPTED IN ARI- ZONA'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-16

Seven houses to rent all parts of the city.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
sE LIE ENC0NFRO AGoNIzANI
TIE
Dos tiros en- la oabeza pusieron
fin & su axistenoia.

DesangFandose por dos heridas
|fllte terlla en- liz sien izalsierda fI6
|eIaeOntnasl0 La noshe del vIgrnng,
a. q + SRarileIs B. eIIellEe IN
2ia Lotus Yenue Eiieontr6la
como & Ia media n0ehe su hiia do
ID afios de edad. La sonora Wer.
nett. cuando fue encontrada. esta
Do i1consciente v 6 su lado. en-
.el piso eataba una escopeta pe--
queiia caiibre 20. El casduillo de
uno de los proyeeiles estaba en-
|el Ijiso Y otr0 pernlanecia EN- la
feramara del arma. Ainlos uro.
Yectiles penetraronle en- Ia eabe.
zn encima v POGO atras del oio
lza,lierdo. I'm lnedico que se I,ixo
yonir con toda ureenGia hizo euan
TO estuyo dc sn Darte para SAL.
varIe lt vida. perO fu6 todo inu-
I'll, plles msiri0 & las geis de la
lnafiana siGliente sin haber si-4
aHlera ynelto en ST. Sc afirma
que In sefIora Wernett ha eatado
enferma deade hace tempo.
La hora en- due los disparos SO
efectuaron no pnede precisarae.
Los hiios dc In sefiora permana-.
cieroal On su cOnfpalifa easi toda
|. .la taPde " nadia yierOn mi oyerom
g1e nuaiase levantar sus sos.s
perlias
Caanao III nifia de 14 afloa Gle
adaa. ftie al etlarto de sst inadre i
descubri0 III egeena do sangre ire.
Gora0 haber dido cisrfo pequelso
IatldO n0Goa ln1aYaentOB as1Ees. ges.
me5ant8 81 dc nn cuaruo Duo
aala UaaadameiltH sObr0 81 pisO.
Como Ell aataliido de eaa alase do
egoepesaa es taza dsbi!. no es fSs4
IGil oirl0 & 9Ran diStanaia, maxi
M 81 So aplit0 ii oafll6n dem IL.
DO SsFea de- Ia sion.
IacF6 &,
sssas1 tpaaio. aont Is rs afkos
de Aylls la Aobr ven Sd ass,o.
u. dos hsio &
HERNIA .Ia ss,gpas Es q
AA1lS. STA ksSa fs1sI
0 aanult les sl nf,1
tagis 81 rIo sl &,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
IA raUs1oA 1on S.
La banda Ynexi cana IlR una audi
Ci6n on Army Post. e

IA notable banda do 1;apat tloFes.
.la famosa organizaci6n3 musical
que vino de Mexico para tocar du
.rante ia temD0rada de LA Faria In
8terIlaci0nal de esta ciUda eli0
dos conciertos On el Fort Sam
Houston 81 lanes. como un cufrs
Dlimiento al Ei6rcito Americana.
ElIpbseuuio musical fIl6 acepta
do Dor las tr0Das afnericafius con
ainusitado regociio. asi como rDr
los etnpleados en- las oficinae milf
tares cercanas & los enarteles 81
la banda fle aplaudida no p0eas
veees. ; {
Llegaron los Xapadores al cual
drill laterO & las 4 dc In mafIai1a u,
cllbrierOn I'm prograina que dllr6
ahora v media.
Sjgui6se luego un nneyo pro
.sgraIna eerca del Officers Club. Ell
los cnarteles Antiques 8 sea al 4.
cantonamiento militar llanado
Upper Post.
Oficiales. tropa agregados mi.
lltares eneomiaron cOrdiaImerste
las habilidades de los mnsicos de
zfipadores. v mnchos de los cir.
cinstantes aseguran que es Ia
meior misiea a lla tocado en- las
BARRACKS del THO Sam on San An.
tonic.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10

Reuni6ronse las t,lrbas freaate &
las oficiIas del Mexican Herald,
el prlncipal diario americano. y
escucharofl arengas denunciat0--
rias do varios oradores. Algunog
de los miembros mas faciles de en-
citarse. de aauella multitud. argo.
1aron lodo v piedras contra ea e..
difici0. despedasando una yanta-
m. sin ocasionar mayor da1io an
otra forlna.
Anunciada la intenci6n do ir
hacia La Embaiada Americans, en-
demanda de satisfaction. Las tar-
pas avanzaron. Dero antea dc Ie-
gar muY leios. Las encOntr6 an
destacamento de la polieia y Ion
dispers6.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
NEGROs I,rNOHADos
En- un poste de tsIegrafo fusron
ahorGasios,

Monteznlna. Ga. Nov. Isl: DOS
flegros en- lugar dc uno. como se
Niio al principio. fuer0n lIlorca-
dos tie I'M po#te de telegrafn aIsn.
clle.a lnetIoa de lina iililla del cen
ire de- la cilielat Isg,ll hEG..s
bll
IiiEl l,ps f,olF el asesinafo del
.f,ifliiefit fi0ctufiio Bssli. tie Monte
zai1aia Walker fn6 sacado de .la
.earcel por Ia flterza en- OgletIior.
pc. habiendo la tarba asrebafado
lag llaves de LII prisi6n de f1anos
del carcelcro diurno. ilnieo 4
dnian encontraron custodiando ii
earcel. -
" las ntieye dc lii noclie sa o.
yeron un0s disDaros de arina de
sfilsgo. V hacienda investieaei.,nes
enconffaroil el cad6vor dc 8;r..
nes sllspendido de TN poste ds IL.
legrafo. acribillado 4 balazos Ga.
l mo { In media noelle 30 oyeron
mas disDaros Y hoy Dor la ,niafia-
"a so eIscontr6 el eadaver do Wal
kef, c0lgando dol misino Ufllo :
3lat'V unto al de Barnes. s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
TyN ANorANo GoLPEADo
ADrovechando SUI embriagusz Ia
hioleron vfctinla.

Coleman. Texas. so de Oetubre /.
Dos anexicanos dc este lugar a.
proVechando la embriaguez do TIN
aiieiaflo inaefenso. de su misma ra-
za. dieron sendos golDes. I'M.
illi6ndr on sst defensa sola*-
Iliellte tisl lssIlraslo i0qsli. iiaeS Siicas
III 1ntIclIog
III sefaeiaron 81 easo
I2s do asIlotar que los inexieanos
de nor Hca no son Dada unidos
con los de su raza. sino quo. por
IeI cDatFari0. son verdugos v enc.
lllGg0s nnos de otros. M Eorres--
ponsal.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10


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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
Demos Ci6)1l
anti Anleric ca1liSta
Los Mexica amos indignados Dor
81 lincha1niento de Anto-
no Rodriguez

/ Ciudad de Mexico. Nov. 8: u
ma turha de hombres v muchachos
que varios estimaron en- nnmero
dc mil 8 mil doscientos. hizo a.
iioche on las GALES una demostra-
ei6n anti-aineficanista. incitacia
pOr las nnevas del linchamiento
del mexicano Antonio Rodriguez.
en- Rock Springs. Texas. la noche
del 3 dc Novienlbre.
Desde la Dublicaoi6n de esta no.
ticia a1uf, un peri6dico mexicano.
cpnocid0 como anti-americanista
en- Grado superlativo. ha aado &
Ia estampa editoriales. pidiendo
que SO haRa una representation
ante el gobierno de los Estados u
nidos. para que explidue lo del
linchamiento.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
nguRRTO PoR UN TRIM
Collision de oonvoYes cerCa de Gu
thrie.

Guthrie Okla, Nov. 8 I'm una
collision efectuada entire IN tren
dc Dasaieros del Rock Islapd Y
'otro dc earea del Atchiso1. y'o.-
'pelsa & santa F'6, q tlistaneia de
tres Millas ds este lueGr. rssalt6
tnierfo Is Wilson. lie Knights
her niaesiinista del Rock Island
" yarios pasaierog rasllltaron le..
sionados II Williamson al 10.
gonero dsi Rock Island fne esa.
yemetlla Iesfonado ea probable
zatle ntitera. .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
no D1o EN IsIs AUz.I
ssyeEsano Alanis fa6 la yiotiIna.

BroNKnsyille. Texas, Nov +: Sc
:vefianO Alanis recibi6 una heri--
do de bala en- la cabeza. Id dual
lie catls6 una muertee instant t6nea.
..1l lIech0 sangriento tnvOs lugar
3eIa,siln rancho llamado el Sall2.
rancisco Rodriguez. Jr.. q
s6llfel So aellsa de ser ell al1tOr del
shomiciaio. fu6 traido & esta cila
dad ali0cheg v Sc lc aloi6 en- la
sctsrsel del Condado.
Sc dice due Alanis v otros va
rios individuos entraron al patio
donde ll0rnifan Rodriguez ~ gu
padre n principiaron & destrozar
las plaiitas v q promover escan.-
dalo. iEl padre de Rodriguez SO
leyant6 v orden6 q los intrusos
salir del patio. mas On lugar de
8Obedecer algllien de ellos sa le ar.
roI6 eIlcirna con una botella de
eeItsveza. Despert6 an hiio con 81
.rttid0 v cogi6 nm arina do fuego
con Ia Gnal disDar6 contra Alanig.
volandole La cabesa.
Hl ioyen SO entreg6 inmediata.
niente On m1anos de las autorida--
deg despr6s de rendir su dccla.
raci6n SO 10 declare bten preso
dor homicidio. Sc le hara un jul
clio de examen el iueves v 81 Gran
Jtifado Sc hara cargo dol caso.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
x retira Il Ora. NIysr
~ Bfiildis ds Don francisco 4. CIlapa|

e Its. ! S
Sle & s.
IilA saoI 3 &.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
CON ARnrA corr

isiheron eSa llfln de los bafrios
ae g lta ellsFlad. PerfAeto Areliano )
lMariano HERNANDEZ. come. 4 4 b.
amos 9 ' DC cdasl anihos rtissltanls1
81 priillsTO lie los eelnhaf Iat1f -
: ssltl lta So ra G0Ttasin & lrayGa n
s. s re iltn deIeelsa. Herr Inaaz
ats errestatlo 81 IesfouatID I,lx
efsIad dllcIao talnbi6n lit iJJffty 81.
& sislnde g e, Be Yssld6 ID Aerida
ils rilla ae efontif6 Al domingo
I1of' la n0eIie. f
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
El l )iss Cle Ia / enss0
Raro Dis lrsO del Mayor
Bry an CALI lagha1l

Varios de los caballeros ~ tor
das las dainas han sido perfectay
illente jnstog conmiRo en- toflos ~
ntiellos astlntos en- due he tenid0
que intarvenir con ellos ti'irante
los t1ltimos Gnatro amos " aun a1l-
rante mas largo tempo. ( Aplau--
sos.
Aproyecho esta oportunidad.
adeln6s. para expreaar mi graft
tud. con especialidad Is La prersa
semanaria de Texas. nor la bon-
dad v honrade2 con due me ha trs
tado desde que estoy on la vida
pGblica. Quiero afiadiE v este.
con toda formalidad. que & NADIA
he atendid0 sino al cumDlimiento
oxtricto dc mis- deberes durante
mi Dermanencia en- La oficina. y
etc. etc. v mas adelante diio:
Is Desde que he estadO en- la. vi
da D1bliea. he sid0 tan critica--
do como ani2a iamas 10 haya ST.
do hombro alguno en- semeiante
cargo. Resueto d aqIell0s que. Cii-
ciendo Ia verdad. critican los ac-
tos de mi vida pnblica V trato de
ssacar ell maior provecho de s,ls
IScensnras. Con respeto & aduellos
Iaue me preseentan de la Inanera
Itme no soy. aauellos quo no son
Ilyeraces on sns eensuras.o (aaIif
Ilel Gobernad0r ilizo una pa1isa "
lluogo continu6l 'spnes bien. Sc
horas Y caballeros: los conpadez-
| boz u.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
sERA IL MUJER dc CRIpPElg?
4.1A#1aE 2R% t -+A--.p-S Es a2W $as sEaf-E sY.
Un detective cres haberla eacoaa.
trado on I'm sanatorio.

Flladelfia, Nov. n: El director
iae una ageneia privasia de flafs,ts.
tiyes dies. que la nluier ana "A
seii1E,sla seer Isalle Rgasore ss,ss
pen Dor et1Yo aaesinato Sd ha sfsss.
Ear1ciadO i nuerse al DE-. TIawlev
C,ftnpen. ha estado durante los III
tlnos cinco flfas sllieta & ana a.
trieta yigilancia Gu alguna parta
del Middle West. Rehns6ge 4 de-
cir el ltgar donde In ha encon ira
90. Dero diio aue no podfa entire
visisrla Y aun di6 In impresi6n da
Que esta detenida en- ,ln sanato-.
rio. Z,
Para 81 ineyes podr6 deeir ii
ntttestras sosneehas ya1en algo s
no. diio Ell.
No dice al inisno tiernpo, que
SO han niandado inferrnos & Was
ilington. nor porsonas anc l,ans
Yisto & AIRS, Crinpen en este
pals Y que las a,ltotielades dc Ion
ores va tienel dc clio oDnocin1ien
Ito.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
pOIs h q b m COM
Ins1a i0v0f
joa

I EsAaFles nor IS sls9
ae t1fa So ~ s A
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EaA Lite aaI
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
fIo

~ 3Ss lyeA S1H1k 1kfAuI0ulO3 31ylIkVf EyAUEEENE
eaiei6n del nlartes q. traduciinOs
b algu1osJ pArrafo u,Ie Sc reRieretfs
& la celehraci0nS del st Press Day
d en- LA Fcria International de
3Ean Antonio. * n IL Sc 4 St
g Hubo aver una dralnAtica cs-
Cena duHaIite los discursos que BE
[ siGtisron al luncheon en- Ill snl6n
del edificio principal de la Eeria,
\ ,en mOmentos EN- dua ell San AM
tonic Press Club v suB inyitadOs
sailf reunidos fueron obsequiados
con tlna andanada de fFases on
contra dc los peri6dicos de esta
ciudad. j Is.
La crisis lleg6 q sn coImo cliarl
do parecia que 81 MayOr intenta-.
Y ba atacar La yeracidad ptibhca vi
I personal del Gobernador Camp
bell on 10 presencia taisIna de ea.
to 0ltiIn0. En- 10 mas grave de
ia sitnaei6n. sin embargo. duran
tie cuvos instaBtes los oyaTtes pa
.$ $rocian clayadoS de exitaci6n en-
I aaa asientos. el 4mayor. con stlna
h destreza. .denead La afrenta Q'ma
4 saifiestaHleate oil QObernador Cam
y hell habia .recogid0 de la direc-.
ran Que to1naba la arenga del Ma
gor.s
AIJeglas acas)aba ell Goberna-.
dor de dirigiF la nalabra de una
trlanera general refiriendose &
In prensa. cnando SO leyant6 ell
Mayor. No est0y en- fayor de
Il 3a prensa de San Antonio como 10
estk el GOEiernatlor exclam6
BAR. lalIagllan con asnsrasa. LA.
SiIsssggIDn akD .tenla Dns8 sls paIs.
lsssa te caasI0
~ issa tIss selessa emit
5isdss ppg 81 GDbernataor.
areefa Dredominar ia eenaci6n
personal. 9Deploro. z tiiio el
AfaYor. que el GoDernador opine
3 quo ostpa peri6dicos tienen raz6n;
nero no Dredo coryenir con 6l.
Toia mi vida he dicl1o La raali.-
al1d. Greo ilsto lEamar yilIano al
sftle eg yilianp Y cabaiIero d sin
hOfilkre hnnrado. TN llOmbre cue
E,siede 1nentir en- la vida priyada.
itIelttira de igual nnanera en- ia
vida Dilblica I'm iombre alte 90.
sn0 Gobernaslor me engafla. mo
e1laaflala iguaImente como ciilda-
/ eIaIso. z 4 Z s
al llegar & este Dunto. Ell ross
tro del aobernadOr Sc eYlcendi6.
sftbit tanieiite !, Alev0 Ell auesp0
Ilsacia asIelantc con vi9or II levaii-
ts5Ha uareiasJnente de ali aaIento.
{ seFs,, stiiati0 ell MAYO e fIargs
ssisa i IJios. iaulas IlelIos tenids
este fistalo I'm a0herla dor tlaa
sale haya sfseatidu. z
del Cob gl1aelDr rssa-s
asslls36 eI1 III Eslra color ssl tilfft0
100 otftE ve2 sc rseiinaba con tran
iklaA aaa sd asieIlto.
Us ssss0E talEtliEli6 SD AloGsIsi6tt
sstsN snalsaefa alruDta y gaaiS5
sI I0ee
l taoltnt1a0sIor lHbia dfels0 saEsa
agIga a1se uta de IN aa5i aIYsi8
8 30. aA tel9naie diUfoinatiao
lie aiena 4 p0Iiticas i
gna deH
g gaobe1naeor
haIIerOa dc la prem
saal ST. IS 10 10 aeOi0l
IAso Dlasee IS oporslsa
D8ga dir sgs8 6
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Sc Y Ea,I.lEI.n

afro latilas iltal1aug N goFaa s,de
1abfalka de D i s afios 4 dos Ga.
ball0s dc buggy. gordos Y do 8
.aiios de eaad. Ofriiange & gands
lario (ianlpusss- hneinaI Tex
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-10
30 ggRA An ElSIa OAD0 MAR,
B GuEg

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Uiea iifI uaFts5Sl no dc Tucson, a
IIitiigonss
sehi(lt, 4 lbs esftlerzos del Con
s,1, ,nexieaI1o en Clifton, sefior
GonaaIo m E,nrila j. & la interven-
ei6n del Embaiador especial do
los Estados unidos. sefior Curtis
Guild Jr.. hase logrado In sus--
pension de la eieeuei6n del lnexi-
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-04-02
ETNA LOSES VIOLENCE.
Molten Streams Advanced Only Few
Yards in Last Twelve Hours.

Catania, March 2s.-Reports from all
points in the district directly affected
by the eruption of Mount Etna indicate
that the violence of the movement
within the volcano is subsiding. The
various lava streams are now advanc-
ing very slowly, moving only a few
yards in the last IL hours. Unless a
new eruption occurs there is little fur
Their danger. Nevertheless, detachments
of soldiers and fremen are held in readi-
ness. They already have constructed
strong wall around the threatened
side of Nicolosi.
Hundreds of peasants have lost their
homes and worldly belongings, and it
is said that many of them will emigrate
to America.
The people of the district have been
wrought up to a high pitch of excite
ment and are ready ror miracles
though at the same time declaring that
the evil eye is upon them.
Pray to st. Joseph.
At little roadside altar erected to
Saint Joseph, at a point above Nicolosi
the women, priests and children had
gathered to implore mercy. AS they
lSnelt they saw in the distance the de-
structive flood advancing AS it drew
near the agitation among the group in,
creased until one exclaimed: GA
miracle has occurred. The lava will
not touch the sanctuary"
The cry was taken up by the Others
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and then the chanting of the melan-
choly Sicilian hymns was resumed.
Nearer came the lava, but when its
heat had nearly suffocated the praying
ones the stream was diverted. With
cries of joy at what appeared to be a
miraculous manifestation, the suppl
cants sprang to their feet. A moment
later the course of the flood again
changed, and, sweeping down upon the
worshipers, permitted them barely
time to flee for their lives, while il
engulfed and burned the sanctuary.
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TAFT GIVES MEDAL
TO SHACKLETON
Before Vast Audience English Explorer
Tells of Hardships of Trip to
Antarctic Pole.

Washington.-In the presence of
President Taft and a vast audience, rep
resentatives of society and science in
Washington, that taxed the capacity of
Convention haL, Lieutenant Sir Err.
nest Shackleton Saturday night gave
a graphic description of the vicissi
tudes and hardships encountered dur
ing his dash for the south pole. The
appearance of the president was the
signal for applause, the whole assembly
standing.
Lieutenant Shackleton said if he had
had so pounds more of solid food he
would have reached the pole. The first
mention of either of the recent arctic
explorers was made by the president
in a speech presenting the Hubbard
medal on behalf of the National Geo
graphic society. Standing face to face
with Lieutenant Shackleton on the
platform, the president said the media
was the evidence of the society's higl
appreciation of the marvellous worl
that he had done in the cause OF
science; the endurance, courage and in
telligence shown in the pursuit of {
definite object.
81 am sure that you will the NOR,
appreciate the medal he continued
as it comes from the National Geo
graphic society that has among it
members prominent men, including thu
distinguished American, Commando
Peary, who, while you were working a
the south pole, was himself surmount
ing the north pole.''