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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-01

A romantic legend IL still current
among the peasants Of Europe con-
corning the origin Of lace. As the
story goes. lover who could offer his
betrothed no costly gift one day
brought to her leaf which he had
plucked In the forest
She accepted II as a true token Of
love and preserved It with care. In
time the lover went away-to the wars
perhaps-and never returned.
The maiden priced the leaf then a.
a sacred treasure. and when she found
only the delicate veining left Of her
keepsake she took needle and thread
and tried to copy the fairyliks web.
And thus was made the first BIT Of
real lace--The Craftsman.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-01

MY boyl MY boyl" cried th( IA
fher In his anguish. Almost the vtrds
with which the breaking OF KinglDa-
vids heart was registered for all tme
when they brought him word of|the
death Of his erring son Absalom
Deal gently with the yosng min. :"
the cid king had said to the soldiers
be sent out Z, capture the rebelIbus
youth. And when divine justice cut
him OF In his sns. David cried. oh!
Absalom. my sol my soni-
Through the ae.s this CRY has ring
II has burst from the heart of alubst
every father who's son has combit-
ted crime.
Much IL written ad said about The
Weeping mother Of t. son who ebes
wrong-a figure fullof pathos hat
obtrudes itself forcibl often oJer.
shadowing the equally pathetic figure
Of the father Of the hsoner. fol a
mans grief. though no Us deep than
q woman's clamors no from the
housetops. but broods inhe dark A.
lences o. the heart
Fathers Grief We.
mothers grief differs rom a "a
TIERS In this-that she. iIspite Of
overwhelming evidence. never
believe her son to be guih Thus
her passionate tears are tho of re-
sellion against injustice TO who
a dear to her. She win lights the
mothers Of Carlyle Harris and1arry
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-01
Father,s orIef Wa.
THE STRANGE coIhDENcEs OF SOLDIERS SONS
FATHER.

FATHER.
Col. T. ". RIeheson,
Confederate veteran.
Gen. Peter c. Mains,
veteran Of the Civil war.
Gen. Edward l. Mollneux
veteran Of the Civil war.
Gen. jeremiah v. Meserois,
veteran Of the Civil war.
Carl Albert wolter. veteran
Of the Franeo-Prusslan war.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-01

NHE little village Of Panuco de
Coronado. in the state OF Dur
ango. represents an average
Mexican village, one that can
be duplicated anywhere In the
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-12-01
Altered to SUIT.

Altered TO SUIT
The violent-tempered manager was
lecturing his clerk.
Look here. SIR" he Numbered.
this won't do! What on earth do you
mean by making such wretched fig-
ures7 They're perfect disgracel
Look at that s; it's just like ar
Teri beg your pardon. SIR" re-
piled the trembling clerk; but you
see. sir. the figure is intended for q
81"
"a 81" reared the manager. why,
you idiot, It looks like 5l"-Tit-Bits.
IsIannites Get Busy.
ITALY thought she'd settle Turkeys
hash in about two bitez-"
And nowf"
she seems to be in for a course of
hetcherizing."
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-25

Vote for Wallace J. Barnes for
Prothonotary.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-25

y \ y y = y \ y \ y \ \ = = ~ = )
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Congressman. w. d. B. AINEY. .
Sheriff, THOMAS Y. BOYD
Prothonotary, WALLACE
Register and Recorder, w. B.
Commissioners, JOHN ROCKWELL.
District Attorney, M. e.
Treasurer W. w. WOOD.
For Coroner P. b PETERSON.
For Auditors, w. o. AVERY, LEROY
y \ \ \ \ \ y \ \ \ \ y )
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-25

Vote for Hon. Alonzo T. Searle
for President Judge.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-10-25
900 At 5STH ANNUAL BALL
OF PROTECTION ENGINE CO. NO. 8
)ncert Numbers Make Big Fit..-MOst Successful
Affair Ever Held in ArmOry.

w. WOOD is CHAIRMAN RECEIPTS AMOUNT TO 5000
PARADE CANCELLED BECAUSE OF RAIN-HISTORY
COMPANY.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

bsr ri lpre life blot opbt at iorngte,
tr9oe UNDER 5so0er oe %itraife oisie
papelige Paaiuno, JON itrioer mob
Serrens Sro og 6ige, men nj ifol
ogina bet9nte, iom 2utber Tiger.
at zen ariiten Ell alene bal Naet
% Rettigbeo til at l9re SUBS Orb,
men er osiaa ifplOis at gsre oct
UNDER jim Sipls 5ortabelie og CUBS
llnoa0e."
81 ber oerfor beoe ON Nnaoe
til at io9rfiptte oct oo meo 2p.
oigbeo rette oS efter apoitelen8
Sormaning! o29rer % paamiroer
boeranore."
Saa lanst airfel9reren.
Disie oprebare 6ormaninesor6
taler flart og tp6eligt. - Sn, Ser.
re Seius, bi9lp on os at prof.
tiiere oenne Sag og oobne hper
eneite ariitens Zine ior benne sagi
Sob. 10. %. 29.).
Won ieg | 2s6et fan blipe peh2
Won ieg fan itaa, naar camper
bli'r Eco?
Won lea til Simren Inf'lio fon
naa2
Mon ie1 en- Gang for 9rohen faar
ftaa9
Gor.:
Sub mig foriifrer isennem fin
Nano:
Sntet ffcI rtpe mig al bans &nonb.
San bar for mig flor Saberomfcrg,
Ne6 mig er &erren, SsroeIs Borg.
Seiiis, iom pirfeo Gro | min S,0I,
Oil ben %fulofomme, alt esre be-.
San oil | mig fuIofsre III gnrf:
sbi $erren | be ipage er Ii9rf.
@oar Sub er meo mig, freibie leg
gaar,
Sroos at mig Satan Undergoing
ipaar,
Serren mig bagIie tar | 8oripor
Naar ban mtg belt paa fin sibe
bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

bet var Langfredag-mens J9der og Romero larme
hanger paa Korset Guds Son med de udstrakte
Arme;
favne Wide han ale,
drage dem op til sg,
kerligt we'd Navn dem kalde,
ak, men de Wide ell
bet var Langfredag; men lukket var Menneskers
Ore,
Frelserens kaldende Stemme de Ell kunde hore.
bet var Langfredag og Morket fordunklede
Landet =
KerlighedsKonge paaKorset, forladt og forbandet;
lege Wide han gerne,
lindre den dybe Nod,
lyse som Liyets Stjerne
I'D over GRAY og bod
Ak, men han matte Ell lege, Ell lindre og lyse
end Langfredagens Mulm maa Vi grue og gyse.
bet var Langfredag = og Frelseren opgav sin
Aande;
tunge var Timerne, fyldte af We og af vaande.
Jordens Grundvolde skalved,
Dagen blew sort som Nat,
Drgnene klang til Helved,
Forhenget bristede bratl
Klart Diet forkyndtes, at Pagten, den gamle, var
omme,
Pagten, den nye, med Frihed og Fred skulde
komme.
M er Diet after Langfredag og I'D over Verden
toner en- frost til de Kristne al deres Farden:
De, som Herren dede,
stiger af Craven I'd,
vi skal dem after mode
hjemme hos Livets Gud!
Korset, som Kristus har baaret Lidelsens Lande,
blomstrer som Livstreet her og paa Evigheds
Strandel
P. H, Dana College.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
8riti Orb BIO ri9elig
iblan0t e0er."
Sol 3, 16..

- fFAHA1aN ftA1 +NNAAl .
ON oette oprebore 6ormoningsorO,
men oiI IoOe Ell befenot airfeIarerr
tale:
San Tiger: Get er en5ormnnina,
Iom Tor nogle er meget liflig og let,
ia, rigtig f9r og elifeIig - life et
toingenoe @u0, men ct f9rt og on
ifeli9t Yripileginm poa noget. iom
De ielp e%lifer, ia ifen og berlig ge.
itripeIie al oeres eget gpien.~ Der
finoes, @li0 ppre lonet, ct ioa0ant
6olf pna Soroen! Men Der fin0es
andre. ior bpem ben iamme 6ornio-
ming er ct bproefuIot 9oaIea, ct
9u0, iom De alorie begpnoer al Ell
terleoe. % enonu ANDRE, for 6oem
0enne 6ormaning er rent no ior-
baot. ia ulioelig. Ser er iooleoes
ct Stpffe, iom prsuer % blotter
os, fsreno Ri merier Oct = ct gm-
ne, boorpoa mango Sierters Son-
fer bIioer a~abenbnre.
Sort aanoelige 90 eoise 9io for
brer, at Ri iteoie ital ootie og til.
taee / RanOen og / ariiti a1,noifnb,
og 6erfor alorig bIiOe forismmelise
eller laOe Sroet i9ttes iii She,
men oItio meo 29sning. Gale,
Sang, inobDroes llnoerpisnine oe
5ormnning unoerboloe og uobreoe
ben bellige SIo; tbi / mooiat Sab
gaar Def, iom Seius ia9oe til Me.
nigbeoens @ngel / efeius, of Der.
iom ban life penote ON til ben
fsrite aprIigbe0, piloe 9erren bort.
flptte 2pieitagen fra lit Steo (9lab.
2, 81 Dette er oerfor life en- iri
Sag, iom MAJ efter geboe fan
gre eler la6e o9 BOG bebolbe 2ioet;
men ON ri life oil enoe / asoet ca
Ii ben eoige Oso, iaa nsoes ri til
peoblioenoe at unoerbcIoe oct oan.
beige Gin peo en- oogIie Smaang
meo 8uos Oro. Som ct
Barn opfsbes meo Relf, iaaIe.
oes maa ogion bet npe Renneifc
BABE i'm N9lf, og oenne err oariiti
Oro." en ariiten maa 6erior meo
itabie SLID omgoas meo gibelen oa
Der beipiie lin SiGI. 4poiteIen il.
ger egentlig: o2aber ariiti Sro DO
eOer," life Blot iom en- 89it boue
9erberge Dos eoer en- fort 5io, men
Tor attic bo eoer, Tiger ban; Sri
iii Orb Ifal belt iorene iig meo
port fnoerlte, DO og reeere ser. San
Tiger ogiaa origeIigen," life blot
uisie % forte 5ioer, men belton.
dig, ale Steoer og paa mongebaon-
De Waaoer. On on life bar megen
Selllgbeo til at lPie og bsre oct,
laa tan on Dog tRnte 0erpan, tale
eaer hinge noget SUBS Orb, iom
10 Serren bpoer, at oi meo iaooan
5lio ale Steoer ifal inoif9rpe Or.
oct hos pore 9srn. .0aor on iio6er
/ DIT 0us", Tiger ban, goe noar
on gnnr pan 9ejen, naor on l9aeer
Dig, og naor Oh opitaar" 60 Woi.
6, - Paa iamme Moo6e fol ri
oglaa a!tio ale Ste0er gue os ielo
ariiti Oro, oqiao 6a, naar port
legemli9e arbeioe life tiIlaoer os
ierifiI0t at ORE os BERTH.
Men apoitelen Tiger pioere: Il
al gisoom." Oette er ct meaet oia. !
tist 5iIlpg. n9o6er ariiti ORD bo
r%igeIisen i6Ianot e6er / al gisoom,"
oct er. lab oct life bliue peo ben
blotte grug Of ariiti Orb, men
betRnf, ) ariitlle, at oct 10 ifaI ba.
be $eniigt, os ie til, at oenne OBJ.
MAS. 0ogIe brueer Or6et meo ito.
Dig 5lio, men t9nfer life paa iel.
be ben fore 9eniigt, nemlia Dor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14
PAAsKEsEJR oG PAAsKEGLEDE.

Mel. Under dine Vingers Skygge.
OPP til Paaskesejr og Glade,
], som Livets Vel betrede,
Her er ingen Grund til Sorg.
Jesus Kristus er opstanden:
i: Han er Troens Klippeborg.
D9dens Skaal han for os smagte,
Han Forsoningen fuldbragte
Al vor Geld er slettet I'D.
Han er Solen i Guds Rige,
NJ maa ale Skygger VICE;
Han forligte os med Gud. Il:
Livets Fest vi nu kan fejre;
Jesus vandt, og vi skal sejre
/ hans Kraft og we'd mans Aand.
Frigjort vi os nu kan svinge
OPP til Gud paa Troens Vinge;
Il: Sprangt er Treldomsfrygtens Baand.
S9g ej Liyet blandt de d9de,
bet er Tiden at for9de
I unyttig Tidsfordriv.
Jesus er i Menigheden,
Som Gudslyset = Livet= Freden.
:: s: Rejser OPP de brudte Siv. Il:
Tor kun Taaren af dit Ole,
Vend dit Blk OPP mod Diet h6je
Hisset troner Syndres Haab,
Err med sine dog paa Jorden,
Som en- Hyrde god for Hjorden.
J: +: Signer os med Sejrens Daab. /:
OPP til Paaskesejr og Glade;
vi skal Satan UNDERTAKE.
I vor HERES Jesu Navn.
Wagner, | i Synden dede,
en- Paaske Morgenr9de
Il: Fix vi Bod for allie SAW. Il:
F. C. Kjs11er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-14

Burger Oa Sr0et lloen al gisoom
er tilireoie, nnar De blot bruaer oct,
% t9nfer life pna, buao De Ielu
ifuIoe taee til JIG Oerai; De fan nsies
meo oisie 3ele al OrOet, meOells
De belt forglemmer andre Stnffer.
SaoleOes gre ogiaa mango. JON
prnoifer 0roet for andre; De tGn-
fer life pan at uorette noget hos
Silbererne, men oil blot holoe ct
mutt 6oreorag. ut apoiteIen bar
ment noget iaaOnnt, ier man al
bans Iieearteoe 6ormaninger pna
afl0re Ste0er. 5 1 aor. II Sap,
I9rer ban 0~i0tIsfti9t, buorleOes De
ariitne iful0e opbpgge bueranore,
% oa Tiger ban blnn0t nn0et: oAaar
S fommer tiliommen, 0a bar en-
bDer al eoer en- SaIme, ban bar en-
8nle meO 5unger, ban bar en- Ga-
b%enbareIie, ban bar Ell llolpggelie;
lnoer alt ife til OpbpggeIiel"
IS M~enigbeOen oil ieg before
tale lem Sr0 foritaoeligen, for at
iee fan unoerpiie anore, emo ii 5r-
iin0e Sr0 meo 8ungen" %. e. paa ct
for grsorene ufenot Sprog oe uOen
llol9gning). o9reore oorOer life
Barn / 5oritanOl" 90 oi0ere:
yEroieters Aanoer ere 9roie-
ter unoerOanige; tbi 8uo er lite
3oroirringens, men 5reoens 8uo"
oio.. Den ior at ni ogiaa / ale
Senieenoer ifaI fu1ne fife os pie.
Zig iom ariitne, iorores oct, at ri
Iaoer ariiti Sro DO / al gisoom
iblan0t os; tbi ii ariitus ere ale
8is0ommens % aunoifabens Sfat-
te ifjulte," Sol. 2, 2. Os at be-
little Jig paa en- oiielig 6remgonsS-
maa0e i alt er bsiit n~sopen6ig ior
ariitne; tbi ellers fon De let ifaoe
Den Gag, De oil iremme og oirfe-
Zig ogipe gagtaleren Gum."
Man fan iremitiIIe mango CTS.
empler pna upiis 5remganasmoaoe,
ON man emo bar en- goo Nening,
I. 6fs. ON nogen Tor of efterfom.
6ormaningen olPrer og lorna.
rer 6peranore in~obproes," iorma-
ner line 6orRl0re meb iomme Zone
eaer ORD, JON oct ismmer Jig for
6or9lore at BRUCE til Barnet, og
life toertimoo q Sim. 81. Gaer
ON nogen taller Cubs Orb til
3ranferen. raor oenne er / berii.
let 3iIitono og iaaIeoes faiter Der.
Ter Ior Suin," eaer ON nogen, for-
oi ban PED at islge ariitus mat
8eroens Omosmme, ogiaa
oct / ioaoonne Siliel6e,
oct Ell er nsbpenoigt, boor
life bsiere pligter forbrer oct oip.
lRrer apoitelen Der, of ri
life blot ifoI bsre Oroet eqer ielp
lRle % betra9te oct, men ri fol
ogiao meboele oct til andre, toIe
lore oe unoerpiie boeran.
Ore, formane og opmuntre boeron-
ore. San Tiger:
,SPrer og paaminoer bperanore
meo Salmer og 2ooiange og aon.
8iier, i6et / ipnger pn6eIig
for 9erren / eoers 8ierter. Ser
Den beIIiee apoiteI aae Dor
Sios 5orii9ere, gpperiteprRiter og
Sfriftfloee til Wooitanoere, iom
1sre SUBS 8u6 til intet mso oeres
og lPrer tpertimoo, at ariit.
ne ! alminoeligbeo ifal life IPre
% iormane bueranore; iaaoont til. !
)srer alene greiten. Ia MI iamme
5ormaninger gipes life blot per
Sol. 3, 16), men iom pi mart
fol ie, tiIIiee paa mango andre
| Sfriften, ioo mao pei en-.
)per l9re oe cen Sang for ale
ninoes, OF be er falife profeter-
IL &inber for en- | Cubs aige iao
'oermaaoe oietig Gag = De nem.
ig, iom for6riiter fig til aaben.
,art at lore Iige imoo Sfriitens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
MAJ. LAPOWSKI To
FORM COMPANY
Company K Mustered Out
Because Not Up to
Standard.
81 Paso will have a new company

FL Paso will have a new company II
militia within week AT least that II
the opinion Of Maj. n. Lapowski, w1o'
has been authorized to organize a new
company. He will meet Lieut.. Charles
Longuemare and Lieut. Charles LOOMS
Wednesday morning at the armory Tor
the purpose of organizing company OF
So men.
Major Lapowski wrote the adjutant
general last Tuesday recommending the
disbandment of company K, and adJu-
tant general Henry Hutchings has sent
him an order that the company is by
that order mustered out and major La
powski has been authorized to receipt
for all the equipment Of the company
He will do this probably Wednesday
night.
Company X Not Up to Standard.
Discussing his reasons for asking
that the company be mustered out, the
major said this afternoon: The COM
pany was not up to the standard. There
were but 45 men and there should have
been 81 The men did not attend drills
and they were not proficient when ex-
amined and could not properly pass the
examination. The officers made mis-
takes and failed to correct them Many
Of them had not been TO camp in some
time.
IN addition TO this, there were many
Mexicans in the company and we could
not get the right kind of people to go
in on that account We should be able
to organize a good company here and
1 believe that as soon as the boys in
town know that a new company is
being formed they will join and we
will get better class. / do not mean
that there is objection to all the Next
cans, but there have been some MEM
bers of a certain class to which Amer
lean boys have objected and therefore
they declined to become members"
Company K was organized about six
years ago as a company OF the 4th in
fantry. under the captaincy Of Joseph
U Sweeney
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
SYNDICATE
LEASES OIL LAND
Of EL PASOANs
A Tract of 1900 Acres in
Pecos County to Be
+ Exploited.

A lease with option TO purchase has
been given by w. W. Turney and
Richard Caples of FL Paso to an Eng
Iish syndicate of promoters for approx
imately 1900 acres of land in Pecos
county near Fort Stockton, to be ex-
plotted for oil, sulphur. salt and other
minerals. The option and lease is for
a period Of seven and one-half months
and the purchase price Of the tract as
fixed in the contract, should the syn
dicate decide to purchase. is 100000.
The English company, which is COM
posed of a well known banking firm
of London, is represented here by J. B.
Page who as resident of Texas,
signed the lease and option for the
English syndicate. DR.. J. F. Galloway
of Ell Paso is also interested in the
deal as a, representative of the English
company, as is S. e. Hollister of Hart
ford, Conn.
The land included in the option and
lease includes surveys Nos. 1. 8. 5, Z, 9,
Ii, 10, Is, II, 10, 81, %. rs, 81, 29, 81,
80, 35, in block lao and surveys 1, 8,
5, z, 9, II, 13, 15, II, 10, in block 141.
of Pecos county northeast of Fort
Stockton. The syndicate has agreed to
have well boring apparatus on the
ground within five days after the
papers are signed, and to begin drill
ing within Is days thereafter. Five
wells are to be sunk to determine the
presence OF sulphur, oil and other min
erals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
MAY DIVIDE COURT
ROOM FOR THE
NEW COURT
The Commissioners Discuss
Quarters for Ell Paso's
Appeals Court.

1t is probable that the 41st district
court room will be cut in half and
two rooms made Of it, one to be used
by the present district court and the
other by the new court of appeals.
However, it is not probable that these
alterations will be made in time for
the first session of the new court In
June The present room is go feet
long and so feet wide. and is much
larger than required for civil trials.
The county commissioners discussed
this matter at this mornings session,
but took no action.
A request was made by mayor c. e.
Kelly that the county appropriate s10,-
600 for the purchase of a library for
the new court but there is no money
in the treasury for this purpose at the
present time and no action was taken
and probably none will be- At least
the county will appropriate only
small sum and the balance will be
raised by subscription
The commissioners have instituted
new system of handling bills Here
tofore it has been the custom for all
of the commissioners to sign each DILL
and this has consumed from one TO
three hours At the suggestion OF
Judge Eylar the court now approves
the bills and he signs them
Auditors Report.
The report Of county auditor j. A.
Escajeda for the month Of March
showed that s12991e were expended for
the treatment and care Of smallpox
patients; s13143S was spent in the
maintenance Of the county poor farm
and the care Of patients. while S416.2S
were expended on paupers outside OF
the poor house. the jail cost S12s9.19
and lunatics cost the county 1928.
For the purpose of securing a right
ofway and improving a road through
the Vineyard tract s35 was allowed
Mrs Marie Manering was allowed 50
a month pension commencing April ]
and the pension of FeHciano Bustillos
was discontinued, as he died last week
Won't Pay for Time.
The commissioners voted not to al
low the bill of the Western Union
Telegraph company for $3.50 for fur
nishing time for the county. 1t was
stated by county Judge A. S. ]. EylaI
that the clock on the courthouse fur
nished four different times. one or
each side Of the tower. but none was
correct and Monday morning the clock
stopped altogether
Election Judges Named.
The following judges were appointed
for the Culbersen county election tc
be held there on April IS. the firsi
officer named in each instance beine
designated as presiding judge and TIT
other as associate Judge Precinct 1
Van Horn. J. r. Written, T. B. Floyd
precinct 2. Plateau, D. c. Armstrong
H. R. Richburg; precinct 8. Van Horn
T. c. Turk. W. P. Geaslin; precinct
4. Plateau. He. Mccarthy, J. L. Mills
precinct 8. Figure Ranch, c. B. Ham
ilton. Bill Dougherty; precinct 6. SayleS
Ranch. W. z. Neibhur, Frank Filbrick
precinct Z, Kent, T. A. Miller, jim
Hutchinson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
WOUND IS FATAL
TO JULIAN RIOS
Boy Shot by Young Com
panion Dies in the
Hospital.

Julian Rios. the eightyearold boy
who was shot in the head and lost two
fingers from his right hand at the Ell
Paso dairy Friday afternoon, died at
a local hospital at 1870 Sunday after
noon.
The funeral will be he'd from Rand's
Grove at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
interment made in Concordia Catholic
cemetery. =
Justice E. B. MeClintock found that
two boys had been out hunting and left
a gun at the ranch. In quarrel to OBJ
tain possession of the rifle, Bueno Al
varette secured the gun and discharged
it, the bullet tearing two fingers from
the boys right hand and then enter
ing his brain where it lodged He was
hurried to town in an automobile and
then taken to the hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
FORMER BANKER OF
TOYAH Is ARRESTED
Charge of Embezzlement in
1908 Is Brought Against
Gibbons.

Thomas E Gibbons. former cashier
of the First National bank at Toyah,
Tex, was arrested Sunday morning by
United States deputy marshal j. F.
Rogers on a charge Of embezzling funds
TO the amount of $744.3S belonging 70
the First National bank OF Toyah. and
also embezzling funds and credits OF the
National Banking association The ar
rest took place in FL Paso-
The complaint was made by Lewis
NJ. Reeves. special bank accountant In
the charge. the embezzlement is said TO
have taken place on or before November
2, 1908.
Gibbons waived the preliminary hear
ing and his case was turned over to
the federal grand jury. Bond was fixed
at $500. He furnished bond
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
cR1NINAL CASE SETTINGS.

The following settings Of criminal
cases have been made in the 34th dis
trict court for the present week:
Monday, April 10.
54S4-State Of Texas vs.. Luz Men
doza. theft from the person, sentenced
to serve two years in the penitentiary.
5492-State of Texas VS. Segundo
54S2-state of Texas VS.. Pedro AL
varez.
Tuesday, April II.
54ss-State Of Texas VS.. Juvencio
54sO-state of Texas VS.. Isaac Mem
doza.
Wednesday, April IL.
5433-State of Texas VS.. Victor Gu
54ss-state of Texas. VS.. Cruz Pa
checo.
Thursday. April H.
54e2-State of Texas vs. Bennett
54Se-state of Texas vs. Carlos Sc
bredra.
Friday. April IA.
5373-State Of Texas VS.. Jacinto Or
tego.
Saturday. April Is.
54O0-State of Texas VS.. Francisco
Sapien.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-10
TOXIC UNDERWORLD
SWEPT BY FLAMES
Five Thousand Houses Burn
and 5000 Women Are
Homeless.

Toxic, Japan, April lot Is roughly
estimated that $4,000, 900 will cover the
property loss caused by the fire which
yesterday wiped out the YoshiQari that
district of the Japanese capital where
social license is permitted under mu-
nicipal surveillance.
No fatalities have been discovered,
according to the official reports, but
the evening papers assert that four or
five persons were burned to death or
killed while attempting to escape from
burning homes Six were severely in
jured and about 100 received minor
hurts.
About 5000 houses and shops burned,
the fire sweeping over an area approx
imately four square miles. Six thous-
and women, residents Of the Yoshi-
Carl were made homeless