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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19
MARINE LIST.


Ellsworth Port.
Ar April II. sch Lulu w Eppes, Northeast
Harbor
coal for 8 Lord
Sid April 10. schs Julia Frances, Cutler;
Winchester, Sullivan
Hancock County Ports.
West Sullivan Ar April 10, sch Mamie
Saunders. NY
Sid April "A. schs PochAsset, New York;
Sarah d Lucy, Georgietta, Sadie Wilcott
Ar April II, sch Lizzie Lee, Bucksport
Ar April IS, schs Storm Petrol, Mt Desert
Ferry; Sarah h Lucy, N Y
Southwest Harbor-Sld April 10, schs Kate
L Pray, John Norris, from Bass Harbor for
Portland
Sid April 10, ga 8 Mineola from BASS Har-
Dor; sch Ella Clifton
Sid April IS, sch Henry Chase
Sid April is, sch Mamie Saunders, bound west
Sid April II. Ga Nickerson, for fishing
grounds
Ar April u, sch Pearl Nelson, cargo salt for
James Parker's Sons.
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DIED.

HERRICK-At Brooklin. April Q, Edward X
Herrick, aged 81 years, months.
NORWOOD-At Owls Head, April 10, Capt
Llewellyn Norwood, formerly Of Seal
Cove, aged So years.
O'REILLY-At Winter Harbor, April IA, in
FAINT son Of Mr. and Mrs Roderick O'Reilly.
RAND-At Winter Harbor, April II, William
H Rand, aged s3 years.
RICHARDSON At Hall Quarry, April is,
Carnage Richardson.
SCAMMON-At Eastbrook, April ., Howard V
Scammon, aged 80 years, month, IL days.
WARREN-At Bucksport, April n. Luman
Warren, aged 81 years, month. % days.
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MARRIED..

JOHNSON-SAMPSON- Deer Isle, April 2,
by Rev H w Collins, Miss Louise p John
son, OF Deer Isle, to Cleveland II sampson,
Of Thomaston.
PAINE-RONALD-AtB Bar Harbor, April IL,
by Rev @ McKoy, Miss Josephine Paine
to Byron Ronald, both Of Bar Harbor.
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Nominated by the Governor.

Nominated by the Governor.
Among nominations by the governor
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
Inland nsh and game warden, J. y.
Bowden, Hancock.
Notary public, John A. Peters, Ellss
worth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

CLON6ON vs.. DODGE.
The first case tried for the term was
TIA, Of Jacob A. Ciosson Va. Hobart
Dodge, OF IsIesboro, which went on trial
Thursday. This was . horse case, grow
ing out OF horss trade made Ut the Blue
hill fair last year. Mr.. Ciosson bad .
horse ct the track which Mr.. Dodge
wished to buy. The trade was finally e.
iected, Mr.. Ciosson agrssiDg TO take In
part payment . horss which be did not
~, but accepted, he said, On Mr.. Dodge's
representation that be was sound and
kind.
The horse was shipped to him by Mr..
Dodge few days lstsr, and when 1t Ar
rived, Mr.. Closson, according to bis testa-
tamony, found the horss was "whistlsr",
vss lame forward, and had been ssDerved".
The jury returned verdict for plaintiff
for poo. Hurley and Dsasy for plaintiff;
Arthur Richie, Of Belfast, for defendant.
WOODBURY. VI. Woodbury..
The trial of the divorces case OF Sarah e.
woodruff vs.. DR.. H. L. d. Woodruff, was
opened before jury Friday. Decay 4
Lyman appeared for libeilant; d e Hur-
Ky for libellee.
This case presents unusual features, the
niidity Of = divorce secured by the IL
belize in North Dakota In 1Sse being con-
sssed by libellant. Or. Woodruff, after
securing this divorce, again married and
noved to Ellsworth, where be il living
With his second wife.
Alter considerable evidence had been
uken out, the case was continued to
o'sober for further evidence.
CASPER VI. sAuNDERs.
tas land cases Of Casper ". Saunders,
"o cases being tried ~ ono, occupied Fri
snernoon and nearly all Of Saturday.
= :. Hurley appeared for plaintiff and =.
Aason for defendant. The case in
'0lssd the location OF the true line be-
ven land Of the parties 70 the suit in
- surry. The jury returned . verdict
@plaintin for >2s.7s.
oe0ooD VI. cA1rx1.
ian vas an action brought By Alfred G.
administration Of the estate Of
.s,at'ne Grindle, Of Blushill, against was
nu0y N. Carter, daughter. OF Mrs.
alois, to recover personal property
a'sn defendant alleged had bsen given
r| her mother prior to hsr. death. d.
aaiiey appeared for plaintiff and Cog
=. ooggan, Of Boston, for defendant.
"afy returned verdict for defendant.
HKRRICK w. rAINrEH.
49,. case OF DR.. Fred y. Hsrrick, Of
S.ln, vs. Alien II. Tsinter. an action
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HANCOCK s. ]. COURT.
rp,.L OF CASES FINISHED YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON.
,.,pr WILL CONTINUE m SESSION
.-w pAys LONGER THE cRfAi-
NAL DOCKET.


o..,s;nx Justice - LucrLrrs A. ENERy.
ellsworth u.
.,x Attorney Hsssxxr L. GnAaAM
Bar Bsrber' r,..x
~s,s,-rasp p. SARGENT. Gouidsboro.
,..a,tss = EreExs A. aRHEsE, Deer Isle;
s,sn r. FINN, Ellsworth, Josnrm J..
Rosssrs, Winter Harbor.
s,.uosrapher--CEcfi CLAY, Portland
,,s..eprer-BRyAx MAppocxs. Ellsworth.
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EASTER SUNDAY.

EASIEH SUNDAY.
Evcnins Concerts at Baptist and
Methodist Churches.
Easter sunday was observed in the
churches Of Ellsworth by special music At
the regular morning services and Easter
sermons by the pastors. In the evening
there were Easter concerts 1t the Baptist
and Methodist churches.
METHODIST coNcERr.
The concert program at the Methodist
church was as follows:
Voluntary
Song, Welcome, with school march
ing in
Scripture reading and prayer. Pastor
Solo, Christ Is Risen. Hester Fuller
Recitation, The Joy that Easter Brings,
Grace Treworthy
Exercise, Five Little Easter Blossoms.
Mrs Haskells class
Recitation. .........-.............Car Wyburg
Song. ..........................S Sunday school
Recitation, The King and the Song,
Elwin Bridges
Exercise, Christ is Risen. Three girls
Ruth and Helen Fuller
Recitation, EArth's Gladdest Day,
Recitation, How the Flowers Tell of Easter,
Ralph Barron
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Frances Sinclair
Recitation. Milton Barron
Song, Glad Bells Ring. Mrs Fuuerton's class
Recitation, The Legend OF the Lilies
Agnes Marshall
Song. ........... Sunday school
Recitation, Easter Praises. Amelia Grant
Song. Banners Of spring........ .........Choir
TAolcau
Collection
Benediction
BAPrIsr CHURCH.
At the Baptist church the pastor took
for his theme, 1.-THE Easter Prophecy"
Special music was furnished by the junior
choir, and their professional, '.Lilies OF
Easter" was finely rendered.
The program OF the Sunday school con-
cert in the evening follows.
Song, Hsrk IT'S the Trumpets sound. Choir
Scripture and prayer. Pastor
Song, Crown Ye the King. ................ Choir
Recitation, An Easter Greeting,
Katherine spillane
Recitation, The New Hope. Marion Donnell
Recitation, The Happy springtime.
Louise Donneli and Sylvia Grindai
Recitation. The DANES Dialogue,
Luman Woodruff and Ella May Johnston
Song, Easter Sunshine. Mary Ann Morrison
Recitation, Say................... Butler Dunn
Recitation, Keeping Eastertide,
EVELYN Bellatty
Song, HerAids Of the Eastertide. Choir
Recitation, Come Join the Choral.
Leroy Small
Recitation, The Grandest News,
Martha Royal
Exercise. Six Little Daffodils. ........Six girls
Recitation, The Gift Of Immortality,
Olive Morrison
Song, Over the Hills Choir
Recitation, Easter Coronation Gifts,
Bertha Estey
Recitation, The Best Land Of All.
Bernice Estey
Recitation, The Legend Of the Lilies,
Muriei Byard
Recitation, who will Roll Away the Stone.
Gertrude Giles
Song, o Silent Stars .....Choir
Recitation. The Flow Of Faith. Hazel Nevells
Recitation, Evidence OF the Resurrection.
Winnie Falls
Song, HerAlds Of Gladness. Choir
Recitation, Be Not Faithless $50. Julia Estey
Recitation, He Lives Again, Evelyn Alexander
Harp exercise. ....Sfx girls
Song, Crowned with Resurrection Glory.
Choir
Arch exercise and tableau ...........Five girls
Song Go and Tell .........................C Choir
Benediction
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1911-04-19

The trial OF cases at the present term OF
.,,,, was finished yesterday, but court
mi continue in session until the latter
-, 81 the week. The traverse jurors
r.rs finally excused yesterday afternoon.
ronrt took recess over to-day, 1t being
legal holiday
TRAVERSE JURrKs.
Anextra panel Of traverse jurymen was
,.cs.sary TO I'LL the two juries, which
x,re finally organized ~ follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
Quickest, SureSt Cough
Remedy Ever Used
Stops Even Whooping Cough Quickly.
A Family Supply for SOC. Money
Refunded IL Il Fails.

II some one la your family has an ohsti.
nate. decp-seated cough even whoopln-
cough which has yielded slowly To treat
mont bdy a TO-Ccnt bottle of PiueH aut
watch tina cough vanish IL 10 fails. money
back promptly. aud without argument
4 JO-ccnt bottle Of Pinex, when miver
with homemade sugar syrup, makes ful.
pint "a family sUpply OF the most effect
i've cough remedy that money can buy, az
n saving af 81 Gives instant relief and
will usually wipe out 2 bad cough IN =
hours or less Easily prepared IN ms,
minutes directions n package
pincx Cough SYRUP has pleasant taste
children take 10 willingly. IL stimulates
the appetite and is sli-htly laxafiv.--
both good Gestures. Splgudid for GROUP
hoarseucss. throat ticklE incipwnt lun.
troubles md q prompt successful retn
edy for whoopjng cough.
pincy Is succial and highly Couccu
trated compound OF Norway White Pin,
extract and Is rlch in giaiaCor and othei
rlorurrtv which n~r ~ hearing 70 IN,
mombraues Simply mix 81 with sugsi
syrup or strained honey IN pint bottle
aud IL is ready for use. scd In NOR,
homes In the =. and Canada than an
other cough remedy.
piuex has often boon initiated bu
never successfully. f0r n0thiu. else vii
f+r,,.iftt-e- -l TT VcUUthF q
guaranteed 90 cite obsolete Subtraction
ar money refunded Certificate of guar
Hntec Is wrapped in each package You
druggist has Pines or viii vrt IL for you
II not. send 70 The Pinex Co, Eft Wayne
AnulauA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23

owe their efficiency to the opium they
contain. Many babies lie in graves
as the result of morphine poisoning
from swallowing soothing syrups,' he
said
lie read the names OF eight babies
who died from the effects OF kopt' 5
Baby Friend, and four deaths due TO
Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup.
lie mentioned a dozen cures for
the morphine habit which themselves
contain the drug
Cure Bad AS Disease.
When a person takes one OF these
cures he loses his craving. but he
finds that he cannot stop taking the
cure, explained the speaker.
Or Fanms said that "Sanatogen.
a widely advertised food product. con
tains but a small part OF the nourish-
ment OF wheat flour
He deploTed the practice of some
newspapers OF permitting advertise
ments in a department generally
known as Hints to women
In replies 20 queries for advice |
have often seen 'spermoX recon-
mcnded as the body of a prescription
for reducing, said the doctor Sper-
moX' is epson salts You pay the
druggist 30 cents for a box which did
not cost a cent Canthrox has been
recommended for shampoo. IL is a
powdered soap.
Madame Yale should blush for adj
vertising her blush powder II is
made OF glycerin, water and almond
meal Her skin food is 76 per cent
vaseline oil with tincture OF zinc
oxide all OF il colored pink and per.
fumed Her complexion bleach is a
solution of borax All the harm II
does is TO the morals of the madame.
The doctor said that the crusade
against tuberculosis had excited
many people into believing they had
the disease
They go to doctor. who. after a
careful diagnosis, tells them they are
all right But they don't believe their
physician. They think he is trying
10 keep 1t from them We have styled
such a dclusion phthisisophobia
These fakers-use alcohol in their
dope because il brings temporary re
lief For the moment il makes the
afflicted forget. Morphine stops a
cough, but a cough has "A purpose. 1t
lis 10 free the bronchial tubes from
poison. After the relief which follows
taking a morphine cough remedy the
cough is worse. The better the doc.
tor the less morphine he uses. ="
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
TELLS OF GROWTH OF
HAMPTON INSTITUTE

Major Moulton, member of the
faculty or HAMPTON Institute Va,
told the Central high school students
OF the growth OF this historic institu-
ton from two teachers and 1G stu.
dents 10 $50 teachers and 1900 stu.
dents, so OF them Indians. Great
stress is placed upon practical educa.
ton. that the colored youth may be
equipped for sef-support. Major
tute, saving his way through in a
sawmill. Booker T. Washington went
TO school there a quartet from the
institute gave number of old-time
Jubilee songs with splendid fervor and
melody
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
Meaning of Socialist Gains.

Socialistic gains in the recent cleo.
ton are primarily significant only OF
the fact that the people are no longer
afraid of the words Socialism, They
do not hesitate to vote for man
bearing. the red label. when they are
dissatisfied with the nominees OF the
other parties. This is an advance In
liberation But the advance will not
stop there. The people are beginning
TO see that Socialists elected to Office
are not wild-eyed maniacs bent on
dividing everything up at once" but
men with clear and sound ideas OF
good government. of efficient and
cheap public service, OF law enforce,
ment and such harmless things. The
Socialists so far elected have not
broken out in acts OF foolshness
They have not gone at once to work
20 confscate property. They perform
their duties according to law and they
perform them sCrupulously Milwau-
kee has utterly disappointed the enc
mics OF Socialism in refusing 10 con
stitute itself horrible example See
increasingly TO lose their horror OF
Socialism and Socialists and conse-
quenty TO vote increasingly the So
cialistic ticket. That the bugaboo
aspect OF Socialism is disappearing is
best proved by its gains in the small
towns When a Socialist can beat a
Democrat for the city council and
when another Socialist can be elected
10 the board OF education in a con-
scryatixe city like st Lanis, the day
OF Socialism's negligibility is done.
Socialism is growing and II is grow
ing chiefly at the expense OF the Re-
publican party, though there is no
doubt that many progressive Demo
Gratis are almost ready TO go over
under the flag of brotherhood.
Mirror, St. Louis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
Mother"

Margaret Paget In Kathleen Nor
ris' new novel, Mother" Is young
school teacher in little New York
town. FESTIVE under it's limitations.
rebelling against the size OF the fam
lily. feeling that if she had been an
only child instead OF one OF eight she
might have had great advantages. BY
accident she becomes the secretary
of New York society woman and
she becomes engrossed in the round
of social activities there opened 70
her
But on a visit home she is awak-
ened to the real beauty and signiti-
canoe OF her mothers life. She real
ICES how much her mother really
counts for in the world through her
influence on her children. The young
college professor TO whom she be-
comes engaged and who visits her
home helps in the awakening when
he says 10 her H.
I've been watching your mother
all day and I've been wondering what
she gets out OF it-that was what puz-
zled me, but now. just now I've
found out This morning, thinking
what her life is. | couldn't see what
repaid her, do you see? What made
up 10 her for the unending effort and
sacrifice. the pouring out of love and
sympathy and help-year after year.
IN these days when women just
serenely ignore the question Of chill
dren or at most, as a special con-
cession bring mp one or two-just the
enc or two whose expenses can be
comfortably met-there's something
magnificent in a woman like your
mother. who begins eight destinies
instead OF one. She doesn't strain
or chafe 20 express herself through
the medium OF poetry or music or
the stage, but she puts her whole
splendid philosophy into her nursery
launches sound little bodies and
minds that have their first growth
cleanly and purely ABOUT her knees
Whether one agrees with Mrs. Nor
ris views or not--she is sister-in-
law of the late Frank Norris, by the
way---her little novel is a striking
piece OF work in IFS contrasting pic
lures of life. AS a glorifcation of
the wholesome duties of the home II
is remarkable in recent fiction. In
cidentally, as a contribution on the
question OF race suicide" II is likely
TO be widely discussed. Kansas City
Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
NAGEL ARGUES AGAINST
NEW TAXATION SCHEME

City Assessor John Nagel, along
with assessing officers from several
other cities in the state appeared be-
tore Gov Warmers special tax com
mission in Lansing, Tuesday, in OPP
position 10 the commissions recon-
mendation that the cities be required
70 relinquish TO the state all taxes on
interurban railways and onethird OF
the revenues derived from liquor
licenses. The commission would also
boost the price OF a license from $500
TO $3.50 per year
Mr.. Nagel gaze the commission
some figures that caused the men,
bers 10 sit up and take notice. and.
with these figures as basis, he ar
gued for an hour against the commits
sion's proposal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23

sorcs extended down to my feet Then yuf-
fercd agony with thc burning. itching sores
! could hardly walk and for a long time !
could GOt put on socks
al This time ! was trying everything ]
could hear Of. and had the skill Of three
doctors They said il was eczema got no
benefit from all this I was nearly worn
oIt. and had given up In despair ~ ever
hene cured when ] was advised by a friend
t1 'ry CWicura Remedies ! purchased
Cuuura Suap. Ointment. and Rcsolvent and
u.'1i exactly As directed used the Cuticura
EtWcdfs constantly Tor four months and
nothing else, and was perfectly cu Itis
nll a teaF. afti havr rot had tie icasr
hii sipcc am ready t0-U-sizc the Cutirura
Reme'its 20 any tUlo -ignedI 4. J. Cate,
Exic Ky, Nov 10. 1910 4
tuiicura soap and Ointment are sold
throughout the world send "a Potter Drg
a Chem Corp Dept 2tA. Boston. for free
sample VI each with S2-p. book on the skin
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
p,IIDI>C PLANS DELAYED.

ANN ARBDR. Mich, Nov 22.-The
proposed new power and lighting plant
of Tie university will not be built AT
this time owing 10 the fact that none
came within the limit Of S2S0000 set by
the regents 10 appears that n viii be
necessary 20 change The plans OF Sc
cure "A larger appropriation. The uni
.yerqitv is sadly I'm need OF new power
and lighting plant. tho old plant being
80 oytrtaN"d that -herc is grave doubt
whether IL viii answer the purpose
until "a new one - built
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
FREE TO Pile
VICTIMS
Next Morning Worst Cases Wonder
Why They Never Before Tried the
Remarkable Pyramid Pile Remedy.
1T is FREE.

by making free test OF the Won
dcriul Pyramid Pile Remedy you are
sure OF being right. Nothing is more
disappointing than 10 invest in some
thing that doesn't do the work. SO,
write at once TO the Pyramid Drug
CO. Marshall Mich, for a free trial
ackage and know 10 "A certainty that
here is a sure. quick and permanent
cure an instant relief in worst cases
of any form or piles. The trial viii
enable you 10 rest comfortably over
night and in the morning you Will
hustle TO the nearest drug store, can't
help II. for the regular SOC box that
puts you ON your feet and keeps you
going. BE sure you get what you ask
Tor
Use the coupon below. Merely fill
I'm your name and address.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23

permit the exploitation OF this busi-
mess in their columns.
The business is such a fraud that
even the name patent medicine is
spurious There is no such thing as
patent medicine The makers cannot
lpatent their formulas They are pro
Itected only by copyrighting the name
which they advertise
The doctor reached over the table
and took mp a sample, in white box.
IL Is Or Kings Golden Discov
cry, he said Before the pure food
law this remedy was branded for the
cure of consumption No case OF
consumption was ever cured by
medicine. You will find that this
claim has been left of this bottle.
All sufferers from chronic dis
eases are particularly good patrons Of
! the patent medicine man. If the dis
ease is incurable the bigger the sale
of the remedy
Here is another remedy that was
once labeled Piso's Cure for Con
sumption The words cure for con
sumption are now omitted and no
such claim is made in any OF the
literature Of the makers
Pisos' doesn't contain morphine
any more, but IL has got a deleterious
mixture which we know as hasheesh
want 10 tell you OF an experience a
friend OF mine. an engineer. had with
| Pisos He had cold and bought a
bottle OF it just before going out on
run. Before mounting to his cab he
took drink OF il without reading the
dire ctions OF course the drug tenn
poFarily relieved his cough After
II while he took another swig.
Has Hasheesh Dream.
Pretty soon he noticed that his
engine looked enormously long He
looked up at the smokestaek and
could moi see the top Of il. He looked
back and his train seemed TO extend
for miles behind. He had hasheesh
dream. He knew he was not in con
dition to be responsible for the safety
OF a trainload OF people and turned
his engine over TO his assistant Then
he went 10 sleep. When he woke up
he was all right.
"Peruna contains Is per cent alco-
hol. about as much as sherry wine.
BEFORE the pure food laws it was IS
per cent alcohol and had no other
added
Lydia Pinkham's remedy is ~ per
cent alcohol and contains nothing
else worth mentioning except water.
Readers of advertisements are request
ed TO write Mrs Pinkham for advice. .
Then the doctor exhibited photo
graph of the tombstone of Mrs. Pink
hams grave. The inscription on il
stated that she died in 1888.
You all have seen the advertise
ment OF nuffy's Malt Whisky, indors-
ed by three cfergyu1en. We tnvestt=
gated and found that one of these
men is a horseracer. the second runs
a marriage bureau. and the third Is a
preacher in a small town where the
salary Is not large.
Prof. Fantus said soothing syrups
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-11-23
l.. S. TROOPS LEAVE TO
PATROL MEXICAN BORDER

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, NOV o.
Equipped with forage and provisions
for so days. Troop NJ Third United
states Cavalry, left here today for
the border. there 10 aid Troop |, OF
the same regiment in patrolhng the
frontier and preventing "A possible
antiMadero uprising on this side OF
the Boundary.
In addition 10 these attachments Of
federal troops the Texas coast artii-
lery, a state military organization, Is
preparing for duty as Infantry, fol
loving advices from Austin that the
entire national guard of the state may
be called out for border duty. All the
troops, regulars and militia. will be
under the direction OF Brig Gen. Jo-
seph w Duncan. who has taken com
mand of the frontier and Will direct
operations there's
The receipt OF a telegram AZ Gal
weston from division headquarters at
Governors Island. \ ", inqruring as
TO the physical condition of the Of
hcers OF the regiments now in Texas,
is taken 10 mean that all the federal
troops in the state probably will be
on border duty in short time. Major
T. NJ Blake. the post commander at
Fort Crockett. IN replying to the tele-
gram, stated that all officers there are
in condition to take the field
Developments of sensational nature
are expected to follow the placing in
the hands of Secret Service Agent
Thompson OF eopies OF three ma nifes-
toes, calling upon the people OF Next.
CO and the army of the. republic to
rebel. against the Maderist regime.
The manifestoes are signed with the
printed name of Gen. Bernardo Reyes
and were brought here by special mes
sen6er from Laredo. Ultimately they
will be placed in the hands of the
United States district attorney