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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
TeslI6f'o'nllo; 4 939
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de BandidOS
So haran Los mayores esfser%-
EOS para dictionaries.

Ciudad de Mexico, Nov. /. -
Enrique G. c. I'll, Ministro de Re
laciones Exteriores, & quien Hen
ry Lane Wilson, Embaiador de
Estados Unidos en- Mexico. hizo
presentes las quejas de los ate
rrorizados colonies Americanos de
las plantaciones que SO encuen-
tran en- Ia zona de Ia aislada re-
gion infestada de bandidos, en- al
a1stado de Veracruz, ariuncia que
Sc han ct,nunicado instruccionea
q Teodoro Dehesa, Gobernaaor
de aquel Estauo, para que manda
Embellishments tanta fuerza ar
mazda, cuanta fuese necesaria pa
ra la protection de los colonies, de
sus vidas y de sus propiedades.
Varios recientes atropelloa nor
saqueos cometidos en- propietla-
des de ricos rancheros Ametica-
nos, han hecho que Sc tomen g.
nergicas medidas por parte del
Gobierno, & requerimiento del
Embajador Wilson. a cuya actiyi
dad en- el obrar Sc debe Ell gran
.parte, que Ell Gobierno ordenase.
d mediados de Octubre liltimo, Ia
salida de i'urales hacia ei Este
de Veracruz, donde dieron cazsa u
lograr0n dar nuarte d santafltrs
rey de los banslidos aa ae,,elIa
q lsa j
6 los que 10 acoinpanaban asI sas
vandalicas correrias.
Hace u1ias cuantas sernanas
Que una horda de bandidos COM
puesta de indfgenas y criollos, a.
sesinaron 4 sangre frfa 4 un colo-
no Ger1nano-Americano de ape
lido Voight y saquearon su plan
taci6n de cuanto tenfa y era posi-
bic transporter. POGO desplGs
un Californiano llamado Wing,
recibi6 por Ia espalaa una bala,
una tarde en- mornentos en- due
que lefa tranquilamente un peri6-
dico en- uno de los corredores de
su casa, la cnal, en- seguida ea-
Iquearon.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
Personal.

Personal.
Proeedentea de- Yancey Taxaa
esttyiarOn en- San Antonio sI mar
tea. los aaHOra NaparanconO Mar
tiKtsg; Irenso G. Garra1aza i aal,s
no CAfdenas.
Visitaf0n nuas tras 81 fieinaa mn,
I111ast aslOfs6B cue llevas esatre n,a
nos ags'ntos DE sianfa isnu ,l.s
eia g nl.Ea ct baen y proarso de- ii
3 jf,lofssa ien1ia d0 AstuaIloN al.
FFaaogaI are q an gaul1ssls.
slsr1uo hBpAas ptlbisaos alaE.r,s,
fls a!sA traltaiDs sn pro s Il rasa
alAgiaana,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
Por Mexico

El mar esta arroiando 4 la
playa Sur del puerto dc MazatlAII
miliones de mariscos lIamados
"hachos." nor 10 uue temen los
habitantes de aauel lugar duo al
entrar en- deaoomposici6n dieh0s
mariscos. SO desarrollen enferine4.s
dades.
En oil mismo Duerto de Ma-
zatl1n ha slbido & tai extreme sl
precio dc la lechc. quo In gente
pobre no Dnede obtener tiicho lfs
Guido
!, Avanzan rapidamente las d.
bras de fortificaci6n del puerto
dc Salina Cruz. segnn los tlltimos
lnformes que rindi6 el Tenienta
Goronel de Artilleria. Salvador
Herrera Cairo. un0 de los encaf..
gados de dichas obras.
tta Visitado las fabricaa ae
Puebla el Exmo. selfor Andra,v
SStaiewslsv. Ministro do Russia iii
9!.ohernador de aauel Isstado II
hiz0 una soiemnc recnpciIs..
l1l telIs IsElir6se el dfa 30 al, ~
Es.ll,re, hsa II sts tk3lI dc Rfe isst. aE
I 81 slssreses lie fltlianistaA. concur,
fiei111 & LII solemna ceremonial eIi
Presidente 1iaa.
IStrra las Fiestas presSdencia-
les orgnnizase en- Mexico. eapital.
Fus dcsfile nocturno de coches flu
'ninados. adornandose las GALES
centflcas. como en- las fiestas zen.
toniales. Se repetira aiemiis OF
desfiie hist6rico Y otro nuayo ) des
file noctnrno.
Anuncia i'm peri6dico de Qua
daiaiara Que la Sccrataria de Fo.
Inento de Mexico. ftIndafa una A.
gefeia General en- Eurora u ann
dice dna cs probable Qne para es..
tas fechas este va ipstalada di..
cha a0eneia.
se Ia constituitlO en- el Esfa-
de de Chapa8. una en1nrasa fran.
cesa para In exploitation da huie.
tnaderas V algunos otros produc.
tos de auuclla region.
- I'm gtdo fpropiatla en- Yuea.
tan Ia sunni de $3.50 900 ,,ara finn
tar tina Eseuela fte A0rie,iltnr,
Oh Is citlaad &c Merida i,leI,Iw IN. 7,
dose adenias una escuaIa ale,ney.. a,
tai para trabaiadores
tne cobard demoata asaaiuaao
eil ol eanch0 do TafRyoto. I1sfa.
do de Guanafuate. atS gaearfs Il 4
eatolic0 lIamaao Lnoio AIeaI8 q
Vletinll reeibi6 inFinitIad tla mia.
lAdas El pueblo essh Ind lissn s.fIo
Y SO g,rtletlrsl con alYsf1e5ID Is as, .st,,
ra del criminal. ~ A
5e proyecta egfa bleeer an ID
sapital de M6xiso alannog lseass
les De baioa gratgsitoa par 81 .,.se
bio. In naeaida tiendb { ovitar
los ayanoes del tifo Il dar. slsIss
mo tiempo. naeior aspeoso { Ia olu
Idad Yaoilis isnao Il aseo ia
elasaa i,obf de1 n,aablo
600 ussus & gsa,ala.
taistso as paslSla Fl la sllssaa
ssI Is.
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slaas sra al IS
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
Ids JuDIOs Y ET. NUEVO
MUNDo 4.
Trad. esp, para EL REeIDoH

Cinco iudfos. cuandQ menos. es,
tabafl entire la Gente Que acompa-
|ie do descubrimiento. seg1n acer-
Ea6 & Colon durante su primer via.
|ei6n de Lee M. Friedman. quien
raeientomente tuvo oportunidad
de leer algunos documentos que
;tEatan acerca do la "HistOria dc
la temprana Immigration de los
EsIudios an America ante la New
Tingland TIistoria Genealogical
Society en- ell Salon Pilgrim.
Dir. Friedman cita 10 siguiente
como princiDio del diario de Co
ION;
DosDues dc due los Monarcas
Ifsllaholcs expulsaron de sus do
ifa8Ellos v tierras en- Enero. 4 los
Iltsilfls. en .aquel Eropio mes me
onarOn para enprender ell
d India con una flota debi-.
eqninada
IsfiaTi 1itls lii.
tf'ias ss33s 81 Colon on Nh primers viaie,
eIfG0 flldiOs cl1andO fneflos. con.
'andosa entire ellos yal;s dc Tor.
2 es. Qtiien fltHcionaba como ieaGr.
prete Y Macshe I3irmal Marco,
inadic0 do barco. Luis de San.
tatlgalo. tesorero de In Real cash
dn Arag6n. eatrcg6 1900 du-.
citdos fsin interest que ayudarnn
9 Colon & efectuar I'd viaic 4 A.
rnerict. Fue Z FL 4 uuien Color
dir1gi6 In briuera 2oficiu del dos
cnbrlmlento de nucvas tierras,
Agrega Mr. Friedman auc on
nuove do las primeras trcac colo
Mas habfa c0lon0s iu,lios. Er
l65f estableci6ronse en- New Yorl
los primarns iudios. Uno llama
do HaYnlan Levy fu6 duinn en-.
seIlo el negos - do pieles 4 JOIN
Jacob aStpr. Los primeroa colo
nos iudIos due SO establecieron el
lthoda island llegaron on 1867
pcf0 Massachusetts tuyo illdfos dc
de t6d9. Fin 1874 estableci6ron
- 4 -5 Ik4. +.
SO en- Cambridge Mr.. u Mrs Ian.
iics = On 1888 Mr. Isaaes oe,tpt
un nlIesto pnblieo on la admins.
traoi6n de ia ciudad. El prime,
professor de Ia lenuua Habrep 81
la Uniyeraidad dc Harvard ftll
Judah Monis. seeibi0 grado q,
maestro en- 100. rIabi6 tambi6r
Mr. Friedman de Hayman Solo.
mon. alilen hizo a1 Uon0reso Con
IlItentel an eYnpr6ss;to de
soeO: :t1lS0 para aYudarS & ygasllino
snn dftrante Ia aataneia de este 81
alley FORGE u aaegura qua i,
anne.lIa gssyssf ti los ifatareass res
paatlYos han oitlo iann6a s,anatSf,l
por el aohiersso boston Trana
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
.ll,' y 3
Los fnegicanos oIo9iar6n muCilas
dificuisades.

Una nilcva Agencia dc inhnma-
clones, q cuyo frentG Sc eneuen--
ira oil conoeido mcxican0 Ramon
Guerra. ha cstablecido gus ofici.
mas en- ell nuevo edificio dc La ca
lie de Dolorosa. La Ageneia ten.
dra D0r fin principal ei gervicio
q los mexieanos " para al efoeto
cnenta con empleHdOs Que entien
den DerfGctamente el idiolna cas-
tellano.
Como es csta Ia primera veg
1tle Sc bstablece una agencia tlf
Hsta naturalc2a por mexicanos. es
Gle espcrarso que la Coionia Me.
Sicana impnrta dccidida protec-
ci0n q la refofida omnrcsa.
Cuenta In nueva Aoencia cor
buen n6mero de Carrozas fine
bres. gran surtido dc atandes ii
pfecios Y classes nj alcanee do III,
diversas fortunas dc los eliante,
Y toda clase dc inplementos acc,
sorios indispensables. para el d,
aempeiio del mei0r servieio on d
i'iisin a atte SO consagra.
Ramon Guerra es adenlia uY
Dtitn st1iotO y persona bnstalste Ri
yorabianeilte Gononida entire gl,
lleFmanos do raza. nor to uua d.
de angtrarae f,uen egito & liz en-,
presn 8 eItyO ffenta aeaba de 90
I0earge.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
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9 q Irise sae saaanas buster
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Gtsa0do 81 a1ss0 la isslaarl "a
al Iotisss srs.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
CRIMINAL GONvICTtS

Brownsville. Texas, Nov. /.
Hoy Sc ventil6 ante Ia gorte dc
/ Dissrito 81 caso de Modesto Con
Izalez, actisado del asesInato de su
osposa, eerca de este ltgar. due
rante oil mes de Jllr1io tiltinlo. El
Jurado dict6 un varadlcto de cul-
pabilidad contra ct aeusado. de-
Eclara nlol0 responsible de asesi~
tlsstO en- aaunslo grade u 1Iiaado
Ia pnalidAd efa I5 agaOa da psi@
e6n Que extIngtslrA ii red esa ii
pFisi6s tiel stao.
3
IA hoia ds as os az
ii o. dseElo & ~
para 81 cargo sss 81
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
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ssl IN aFFIha meme agIg
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03

tAssI Ntasa fi0 lseencin para uslirS
~ - los Uglla lagos sisI its Sc
Tlsfzaios 81 f1vsE M Isod 3 fsgsrs 8 J
lpfa la SEitl. aisa s. TED asls
bOa Hsa sraalfIau Hn Ea.s
ysfaas - el JoAsaAlo IL Wilson
u
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03
.sE oRaANIzARAN BARRIoa
IA Comit6 de Cainpaiia lorna
sls pr0yeCtos.

Los presidentes interinoa de bar
rio. nolnbrados en- una. de las So
stones recientes del Comit6 de
Campafia del Liga dc Gobierno
on Comisi6n. para organizar los
varios cuarteles dc la ciudad, feu-
nieronse aver en- Ia oficina GEM
tral para discutir los proyectos
reliminares para la citaci6n de
reuniones populares de barrio pa-
ra su organization.
Sc citara dentro do POGO temp
Ia iuntas populares. Haran las
citaciones los presidentes interi-.
nos dc barrio. El asunto de Id
organization do cada barrio q
cuartel nor precintos reeaera des.
pues sobre los residentes de cada
Subdivision de Ia eindad. El OBJ
leto de Ia Liga es una perfectn! or
ganizaci6n. Y cada miembro del
Comit6 dc Campaiia v otros que
Sc interesen en- oil meior gobierno
de San Antonio. trabaiaran ha--
cia dicho fin.
Cr6ese que por semeiantes me.
dios. la victoria serA seg.tra al
hacerse la election de reglamen-
to.
Habra oradorcs On cada barrio
v Sc impulsara la campafia con j.
nusitado vigor hasta la election
dc Febrero.. Cada dia sc alistan
nuevos partidarios EN- nuestras fl
las. El movimiento por la forma
de un gobierno de ncgocios para
la ciudad. seg1n todas las apa--
riencias. cfece con seguridad. a..
niformidad v yigor.
Lindsey he cumplido sus debe-
res. No debe excusa q nadie, nj
la presenta. #
(Adynftsnf.y nfS ff#
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03

El eumplimiento extricto del
deber es sobresaliente cualidad
en- character de Feliciano G. Flo
res. Votai por 81. Candidate pa
ra Cornisionado del Precinto No.
q del Condado de Beyar.
AdyAslissment,)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03

..lJIIIZBanl|dIIi.dO ! |
en- Red
Alfredo Villa prisionero en- Par
3 raj. !.

sss RAJ. f@8 g ll$S ~
S,4S, II III {------4--. S y lsEs II
;ff 1shihmAmua. Mexico, Oct 80
hi canitjan de la banda dc foratgi--
dos ,nnes robaron ell dfa l3 do Ov-
l tnhra ID rancho, de l'alainantes>
fnS sanlurado aver en- Parral. So
A;ce nY,at Sc llama Alfredo Villa v
e,,,a era I'll cabeeilla de los tire 3
! handil0a. cue on Ia tllaia1la del
4 q ia ga.S Stiembre entraron q est
ciudad = asesinaron & Clarol Reza.
&. Haca carlos amos que Villa y
Reza crah compaiieros EN- cl cri
3y,an RnAsaharl " asesinaban Jun
toa. dor.na an comian, bebian. cur
fahan v ssaaazaban en- collpailfas
nern mr. fisis ambos 80 enamOra--
ron da lnistna lnuier, por clIyai
rag.,n rifiarsOtl " Reza Sc separ6 d
3 ,Villa ssvaa,ieaao aisladog su sen
aa cr;mfassIl. Villa encontr6 0tr0
/. s.nmnaf, arf, bandidos CON duiene
aaociart,A nara cOntinnar siIs de-
ttyrsda acioreA
Resa fu6s. apreilendldo Doco des
nu6s cnnv(icto W aprisionado en-
In nenitenoSaria de chihuahua DO
cie.to t6rnkin0 en- yictud de ln
cargo da rolbo de ganado. Crecie-
ron los celob en- el coraz6n dc vi
ia nor los !Amores dc La dana "
! iur0 oue mAtarfa 4 Reza Ia psi--
'1nfera ocaaloy uua ~ 80 'I pIeSsai0ar"
ra ala vista escflblenaole al e.
aecto una c'S ss',,,nstn ~ ~ ~ o,,a 3 ,as a.,
nLiSlo; For arn,, n.,n ;' .' -
= Soti.aAuc" 'pi.s t ~ ,.,,,,,nros II;n;ssnr, oS
!. We su'los esps a,,tg;.,s ,as, ,la,s,.a
a. @ nias mus ~ bas'd.s s'S +, ~ -,
.,ssss1a'aiss WY us j ,.;;,as =
80. ~. gas s 49, s, NM s., h, s,,l
y .lss & las rasla.ssl gsxs
lyfarl aigunas ifed disias.
@ Iaeza sa g eeAre0 q las autoridatie
u orpFnoti6lasg cue si Sc lie autori-
zal1n s,s,,.ss eaDtllraria s MAJ
tarfa sIIn Pngole EN- comllnii-
caei6n eo lIuupo do sus amigos
lie las sstt,s ms eercanas. duienes
oportnr .seInbe lie infornlaron uua
Villa .Jrla & chihuahua ei din
8 de tIembrc para baeor una
visifa i terta lnnier. con Quien
man relaciones alnorosa3y
g9Vaf ao Reza, SIC esfableei6
on TN psinto frentc q i'm pedlc.-
10 expaYidlo Gle carnes en- Ia aye-s.
nida de1 NarcD y pronto apareeid
Villa a'ilen acompafiaban dos
ltonibEfea roconoctO itin1ediatanlttil
te q Ilseka, qslitfl evidea aenente SO
sorpSendi6 ON gran nian.ra 4 In
VISTA de SIT antigua ea,natada. pa.
raliz zando e sorpreaa s,i aeeion,.
TjIIesR I,erglalleei0 iIlnl6yil no I'm
bieiAao alfistiert. 1intatitado defeflss
derase AZ ser ResihiIIat0 q balay.
SOs.
is balididOs huYeron violenAa.
sYlgglite despll6s de eoasIllnad0 81
crtissas as,rl u 0cho rslralas ge nusieron
* I,aree fstlir los, Intercept tssr0nles
a Iifssso oil Ia hiiaa, varlna CititIas
nos del rancho de Iia OLA
ssopre lograF0n R'sctautar sin Illellsr
Il s sss 5 4 3 - 3 ~ M
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03

1nese eis eqsilta 1.-Two para toda
Ilaad.
s tAdvsEs esAssss1.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-11-03

Lindsey h& cumplido sus debe-
res. No debe excusa q nadie, nj
la presenta.
AdypftissnS-nt} Isl
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05

In order to close up our years bust.
ness we are offering for immediate
sale so acres near railroad at $27.5O
per acre; so acres fine land at $3.50
per acre, and so acres two miles from
railroad station at $22.5O. Cherokee
Investment company.
Goldie Minor, the daughter of A. A.
Minor, died Saturday night of tuber-
culosis, after long illness. The fun
eral services were held yesterday after.
noon at the Methodist church. Rev.
j. M. Cantrell ofiiciated.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05

The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church will have bazaar and
market in the Sunday school rooms of
the church, Saturday, December 10.
There will be practical and fancy ar.
ticles, also cakes, bread and dressed
chickens for your Sunday dinner. 4-9
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05
| WANTS WANTS

WANTED-Strictly modern furnish.
ed room close in preferred, by travel
ing man and wife. Meals must be con-
Venient or privilege of light house.
keeping. References exchanged. Ad-
dress P. Q. Box 2O2 or ]. r. Campbell,
of Campbell-Ratcliff Land company.
WANTED-At once, girl for gem
eral housework. Good wages. Mrs.
q. W. Day. 191-tf
WANTED-A white girl for general
house girl. Mrs. ]. C. Starr $50 South
Fourth street
WANTED-Everybody in vinita and
vicinity to read the opening chapters
of the new serial by Robert w. Cham
bers in the November number of Co.'S
MOPOLITAN MAGAZINE. 1t is the
greatest noval Of the year and is illus
trated by Charles Dana Gibson.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of Mcclure G Herbst, sign
painters, has been dissolved, through
the withdrawal of Slater Mcclure.
500 !
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05
Farmers Attention

We will pay you cash for your old
iron. Bring it in. Woodcock Manu-
featuring Company. 193-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05

FOR SALE-New stock of general
merchandise and in first class shape;
good location. For further information
address W, E. Modes, Needmore. 7S-tf
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-05

FOUND-Draft in favor of C. A
Kinsey, Apply at Chieftain office.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-20
NOTES OF THE PEOPLES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sermon topic. Sunday, Aug. 81.
II a. m. Hands Off" or stop
Fooling With God" 7:30 p. m. Y. P.
S. C. E., DUTY Under Difficulties" 2
Tim. 2:1-1 3. s p. m, confirmation
and reception of members.
few Sunday nights ago nine per-
sons were publicly received into full
membership with the church. Sunday
night not less than six and possibly
more will be confirmed and received.
This particular service is very inspira-
tional Those who witnessed the last
were highly benefited. We cordially
invite you to come and witness this
also.
Through the medium of these col
umns we are issuing an appeal to the
members of all the sister churches Of
the city, as well as to our friends in
general, to assist us to raise $1,000 on
the fourth Sunday in September. The
amount is not exorbitant when we
take into consideration the fact that
the money is to be applied on our con-
tract of purchase for our property.
The Peoples Presbyterian church
stands ready to help all sister churches
and other deserving causes; I'VE there
fore expect your timely assistance in
this our special effort. We thank you
for your past consideration of us and
solicit your helpfulness futurely.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-20

Richard Frazier received the cad
news few days ago of the death of
his father, who dropped dead August
11th in Washington. D. c. Deceased
was one of the highly esteemed citi-
zens of the national capitol. He leaves
to mourn his loss five children, two
daughters living in Philadelphia, one
daughter and son in Washington and
Richard Frazier, who resides in this
city, all of whom were in Washington
at the time of their fathers death ex-
.cept the latter, who could not leave
the city on account of the misfortune
of his business partner. Mr.. Thomas
Lewis, who was called to the bedside
of his sister at Shreveport, La, who
departed this life August 10th.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-20
MANITOU NEWS.

The "buzz of the lynching bee, "
could be loudly heard all around
last Sunday evening, when VIM.
Johnson, colored was taken to
Jail, owing to his becoming in
volved in a fist fight, with a white
man over a seat in a street car
I wonder, when the time will come
when the threats of lynching,
the lawlessness of the Southerner,
will ever cease? 1t seems so
strange that the Western white
man can't learn something that is
good and elevating from the
Southerner other than the bad and
the degrading.
Miss E. G. White of Kansas
City, is at the Hubbard "Manor. "
Miss Georgia Booker, of Pine
Bluff Ark, is a guest Of Mrs. Ed
Weston.
Mr.. A. FL. Waddy, of Cripple
Creek returned home last Sunday,
after vacation of Is days, cover
ing over TOO miles of ground,
throughout Colorado, Oklahoma
and Arkansas. During his stay
he visited Boley, Oklahoma town
consisting entirely of Negroes.
Miss Henrietta Patterson enter
tanned Mrs. Clara Chambers, of
Omaha at an English beakfast last
Sunday morning. Covers were
laid for eight, and the merry crowd
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-20
SUIT FOR LIBEL BROUGHT
AGAINST PAPER BY LUCAS

Suit demanding 100000 for alleged
libel has been brought in the Federal
Court by Alzamon Ira Lucas against
the Denver Express, based on an ar
ticle which appeared in that paper
June "a, in which Lucas was branded
as "faker" and the deliverer of ''im-
moral lectures 1t went on to say
that he had been driven out of Denver
for distributing improper literature
among high school students. Lucas
gained considerable notoriety here sew
eral years ago through his religious
teachings and his marriage to white
woman. John T. Bottom is his attor-
ney-Denver Republican.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-20

ors In the audience last Sunday morn
ing You are invited to come again.
A special revival sermon Will be de-
llvered by the pastor next Sunday
evening The subject will be Com
passion for the Crowd" Text, Then
Jesus called his disciples unto him and
said, have compassion on the multi
tude." Matthew 1882.
The lev. j. ID. Rice. a Cannon The
olog. will preach Sunday evening dur
ing the session of the district confer
ence. You will not be disappointed II
you avail yourself of the opportunity
OF hearing this eloquent young preach
er of the gospel.
The Epwortn League will elect a
president to serve the remainder of
the conference year on the account of
the president resigning to make her
future home in other parts We wish
that all the members be present so as
to make good selection.
Mrs. Sallie A. Ramsey, the noted
singing evangelist, will be here Sat
urday, September 3, to assist the pas
tor in a grand revival effort. Mrs.
Ramsey comes well recommended by
one of our general officers of the W.
f. church. We invite our sister
churches and pastors to assist in this
grand effort to proclaim the message
of salvation.
The pastor and delegates to the dis
trict conference will leave for Manhat-
tan, Kan, next Monday evening.
SCOTS will make a splendid report on
benevolences and church membership.
The Rev. w. r. Stephens of Colo
RADIO Springs will hold our second
quarterly conference September 18th
and 18th. The Rev. Stephens is an elo-
quent preacher with power. He is max
ing good at the Springs. Inc church
has taken on new life since his incum
bency.
The Rev. c. W. Holmes, former pas
tor of SCOTS, will preach Sunday
morning and one service during the
session of the District conference. The
pastor will preach at Zion Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Mr.. G. e. Townsend, one of the
charter members, reconnected himself
with the church last Sund,'y night.
The Rev. p. c. Crutchfield of Canon
City preached a very acceptable SER
mon to a very appreciative audience
last Sunday morning. Rev. Crutcn-
field was in our city attending the
Great Western Baptist Association
last week.
Glass Number lead last Wednes-
day night. We are indeed sorry to
lose this very energetic leader. We
bid her God speed. Mrs. Bobo was
always at her post of duty.
Miss Lola Jacobs, who is in Boley,
Oklahoma, will be appointed to teach
in one of the rural schools this season.
We wish her much success in her new
field of labor.
There is much credit due Mrs. Clink
scale, Mrs. Castry, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Wallace and Mrs. Bodenheimer for the
way they managed and carried out the
lawn social last Thursday evening.
We thank all the members and friends
who contributed to the success of this
enterprise.
The Colorado statesman., 1910-08-20

We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Susan H. Hackley. mother of Ed
win H. Hackley. formerly of Denver,
but now of Philadelphia, which oc-
Cured in the latter city on Saturday.
Aug. 13. Mrs. Hackley had many
friends in Denver. particularly among
the members of Zion Baptist church,
of which she had been a member. She
was a lifelong friend of Mrs. r. w.
Mosby of this city. who died on July
H. Mrs. Hackley had reached the ripe
age of 81 years. Heart failure was the
immediate cause of her demise.