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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1911-04-28
IA INEcIATIvA, ETC.
(LEYENDA TRADIcIoNALl
Para La Revista de Taos.
Ell CORREsPONSAL.

Edid la IOeNlSbd ue
ALA en- el Paraiso
Estaba Madre Eva
Feliz y tranquila
Sin susie nj pena.
LEGO "a aerpients
Con faz halsguena,
Z el arbol prohibido
Solicita muestra.
"IPorque de esa fruta,
Tan bella y tan buena,
No comes alguna
"siquiera por prueba9''
"Es cosa impossible
Resp6ndele Eva,
"Es fruta prohibida
Que 81 Senior nos veda. "
La serpiente ent6nces
Con palabra artera
AL fin la persuade
A que no obedezca.
"Con la iniciativa
Bien podraa cornerla
Y obligar a Adam
A que haga la prueba. z
Toma iniciativa
Nuestra Madre Eva
Y una manzana
All Padre Adam lleya
REFERENDUM
"Este referendum
La sierpe aconseja,
7 en- probar Ia fruta
Quiero que convengas. z
All principle Adam
Hace vesistencia,
Mas al fin 10 vence
La mujer primera.
Dice: "El Referendum"
Por iltimo ordena
Que comamos ambos
Del Arbol dc ciencia.
"En este negocio
No debo obediencia,
Puea siendo 70 libre
Nadie me sujeta.
LA REyOCATORIA
Despues de conner
De Ia fruta aquella,
Gran. tenor sintieron
Tanto Adam como Eva.
Oyen una voz
Que imperiosa ordena
Salgan del Paraiso
I que nunca vuelvan.
A traba1o eterno
Por desobediencia,
El Senor severe
Luego los condena.
Z q ganar su pan
Con sudor y penaa
Qnedan destinadoa
Con su descendencia.
Iraio iniciativa
Ia desgracia aquella
Y tras Referendum
Revoque "a silla
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1911-04-28
ProbabiIidades de Pax

Segdn los dltimos despachoa que
han venido del teatro de la guerra
los rebeldes so han amilanado tan
to con las derrotaa que dltimamen
to han sufrido On Mexico, que 40
solamente han desistido de au pre-
gonado proposito de atacar d Ciu
dad Juarez, sino que han consen
lido en- admitir un armisticio du-
rante el cual cesaran del todo las
hostilidades de ambos lados. Ma
dero, que era el que mas Sc oponfa,
ha cedido por fin 4 los ruegos y
persuaciones do sus amigos y allie
gados y ha consentido On q ARE
glo. Esto parece indicar que hay
fundada esperanza de que 50 reata-
blezca la paz en- la vecina rep1bli
ca y que Sc siga 81 regimen paci
fco de Diaz que tantos bienes ha
traido a Mexico.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1911-04-28
LA NOZ DE La CAPITAL

I'm Adalid del Crmen.- -Sanitacon.-NuevoS Reclu-
taS.-Una EmpreSa que Promete.-El Carnaval.-
La Liga Educational. Los Malobreros Y SUI Arro-
gancia.-Diaz Y su Goberno.-La Paz en- Mexico
Parece Probable.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1911-04-28

Estuvo on nuestro despacho el
lunes con negocios personales,
nuestro cumplido suscritef Sr.
Cruz Torres, do Gardner Colo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1911-04-28

No. IL

rrectoa en- las sangrientas batallal
de Aqua Prieta y TamazOIa, bad
teuido d efecto de despeJar Ia at1
mosfera y de demostrar Ia auperio1
ridad de los sOldados federaIes So
bre sus contrarios y de poner eu
evidencia Ia robusttz y fuerza Dc
la autoridad de Porfrio Diaz en- "a
Repdblica Mexicana Estos triun-
fos han surtido tambien buen efecto
en- Washington, y han cauaado que
por ahora So abandone toda idea de
intervention americana On los asun-
tos de Mexico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1911-04-28

On Auatlu uei Crimen
Cause en- esta ciudad alguna
senssci6n la fuga de un preso vita
licio cuyo nombre es William
Walters, alias Bronco Bill, que en-
su tempo fue un criminal terrible
y desalmado. Hace once amos que
esta en- la penitenciaria por el
crimen de asesinato, siendo tam
bien culpable de varias otras ofen-
sas capitales, entire les que SO
contaba ell asalto de trenes de fe-
rrocaril que SO csstiga con la
muerte. Bronco Bill esta va
parcialmente inutilizado con las
heridas que recibiera durante su
carrera criminal, y los once amos
dc reclusion en- la penitenciaria
han febaJado de tai suerte su
antique brio que aunque tuvo
amino para evadirse de la prision,
donde va 10 trataban como preso de
confanza, no 10 tuvo para huir a
un sitio SECURE donde no 10 pudie
sen atrapar los ofciales. A los
cuatro dias de su evasion fue
arrestado en- lsleta y traido como
un cordero i la prisi6n.
Sanitation
El asunto de sanitation es uno
que llama mucho la atenci6n on
cfrculos progresistas de esta ciudad
donde Sc aboga con fervor para que
SO establezca un sistema de desa-
gues 9 alcantarillas que arrojen Ia
basura de todas classes que Sc acu
mula en- las casas pdblicas y pri-
vadas de la ciudad. En- apoyo de
este SO cita el hecho que el ano
pasado fallecieron en- esta ciudad
como 100 personas en- ell t6rmiuo
de seis meses de febres palddicas
Y otras Intermediates epid6micas.
Sin embargo, hay un Inconvenience
que militia contra la realization de
tales proyectos y es clio que
durante diez de los doce ueses del
ano 81 llamado rio de Santa Fe va
casi completamente seco y no pue-
de arrastrar la acumulaci6n de |
inmundicias que arrojan los canos
de desagiie que va existen. Esto
trse por consecuencia que la parte
baja de Ia ciudad y principalmente
d rio sean 81 desaguadero donde
va a tener todo 10 que arrojan
fuera los cafos, y la contamination
de- las corrientes no debe ser muy
provechosa para la salud de los
habitantes de Santa Fe.
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NuevOs RecIutas

En- estas dos semanas pasadas
SO ha traido bastante cantidad de
presos sentenciados la peniten-
ciaria On los condados de afuera,
contandose solamente del condado
dc Oolfax ell ndmero de diez y seis
penales, entire los que fguran
algunos de largo termino que
fueron hallados culpables de asesi-
nato. Lo mismo ha sucedido, aunque
no on tan grande escala, en- otros
condados donde ha estadoen session
la corte de distrito. Esto demuestra
que no on todos los condados esta
en- uso dar prefereneia a las causas
de crimen capital para que no Sc
juzguen aino a caprichos de los
abogados, dando con clio Ia impu-
nidad a crimininales que merecen
mayores castigos.
Una Empresa CUE Promote
Nueyamente So ha alberto el
trabajo para la construction de
una de las presas dc aqua que Sc
van a hacer en- el Arroyo Hondo,
cinco millas al sur de la capital,
donde Sc propone utllizar para la
agriculture por medic del riego
una inmensa cantidad de terrenos
que 4 la fecha estan baldios por
falta de aqua y de cultivo. Esta
obra, ]untamente con ctras dos
presas adicionales que Sc construi-
ran. despues, la ha emprendido una
compa1ia de capitalists de Chica-
90 que es duena de 10000 acres de
TERRA en- la locaIidad. a la fecha
estan empleadoa 200 hombres en-
81 trabajo.
q carnaval
un Qarnaval de Ia claae que Ia
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Correspondents Especial Dc L. RnvIsrA.l
un AdaIid del crimen

Santa F6 N. M. Abril 25 1911
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
TAFT WILL MAKE
VISIT TO WEST
Swing Around Circle" Will Garry
Him $4,000 Miles-Will Talk On
Supreme Court Decisions and Uni
form Divorce Laws.

Beverly Mass, Sept, president
Taft Is going west to educate the
country. His 1900 mile Swing
around the circle" that begins next
Friday and winds up forty-six days
later, is to be marked as little as
possible with political speeches and
to be broadly instructive on vital
questions of the government as he
can make it.
The president intends to deliver a
personal message to the thousands
who will hear him speak. To the SET
speeches ON the trip the President to-
day added more than dozen general
subjects and this list may be In
creased. TWO of the subjects the
president discussed with callers were
those of uniform divorce laws and
trusts, particularly with reference tc
the Standard Oil and Tobacco de-
cisions.
On the question of marriage and
divorce the President had very de.
cided convictions which have beer
strengthened by the numerous re-
cent separations between well know
people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
SHOOTS RICH GRAIN MAN
Cigar Salesman Declares Speeulator
Helped Ruin His Family With
Divorce Petition.

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 9,-Henry
C, Gumbel. Jr, wealthy speculator
in hay, with headquarters in Wichi-
ia, Kan, and the son OF Henry G.
Gumbel. Kansas City capitalist
was shot and probably mortally
wounded here late this afternoon by
Robert f. Curtiss, cigar salesman
Curtiss surrendered to the police
The shooting occurred in room at &
hotel where Gumbel had been living
On Sept. / Curtiss brought sui
for divorce against his wife, Lucy
B. Curtiss. In that suit Gumbel wa!
mentioned as one of the men friends
with rms Curtiss. Today's shoot
ing is believed to have grown out o
that suit.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
PASTOR IS ASKED
TO OUT PULPIT
Methodist Conference Finds Newton
: DAD Minister Guilty of immoral
Copdnot and He Is Requested to
Withdraw.

Des Moines, Ia, Sept. 9--The Rev.
E. A. Dalby. for many years pastor at
Newton, Ia, tonight was asked to
withdraw from the Iowa Conference
of the Free Methodist Church, in
resolutions adopted unanimously b.
the conference.
The reason for the action is stated
in the resolution as conduct un-
becoming o minister of the gospel"
A written confession Of which has
been made part of permanent rec
ords of the church. The Rev Hogue
OF Evenston, H., is presiding bishop
Of the conference.
The conference demanded the sur.
render of Dalbys parchment and
severly censured him. He is alleged
to have been guilty Of imoral conduct
during the month of August, 1910.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
STRIKE ACTION TUESDAY
netting of Union Officials Last Night
to Consider Illinois Central
Situation.

Chicago, Sept 9.-Decisive action
in the efforts of the Illinois Central
shop men to gain recognition for
their federation is not expected be-
fore Tuesday, according to members
OF the International Union. here to-
night.
This delay has been assured in
spite of a meeting of members of the
Executive Board of International
Machinisists and other union men to
be held tomorrow, at which final
review of the situation will be made
The delay was taken in order to
give time for the meeting of shoI
men at various points along the line
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
EXPLOSION IN
QUARRY KILLS |
Two Are Blinded and May Die as Re.
suit Of Disaster To Stone Workers
Bodies of Three Men are Re-
covered-0ne Deeply Buried.

Chicago, SPIT 9--Four men were
killed and two seriously injured by
a dynamite explosion today in the
stone quarry of the Elmhurst-Chi-
cago Co., fourteen miles west of here.
Frank Youngblood and Nj o. Ber-
natto, both badly injured, were
brought here to hospitals, II is
said that both will be blind even OF
death does not result from the in-
iuries. The bodies Of three of the
dead we're recovered One Of the
bodies is covered by tons OF earth
and cannot be reached for two days.
The exact cause of the explosion is
not known Sixty-fve laborers work
ing in the quarry were more or less
seriously bruised by falling pieces of
rock
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
OFFICER BRADLEY hello.
Coroner's Jury Finds Killing Of Hen
ry Smith Not Justiiable Act
Will Have to Answer.

Zen Bradley, the negro policeman
who shot and killed another negro
Henry Smith, Friday night, was held
by the coroners Jury to the Circuit
Court without bond. Bradley is now
In the city Jail but will be trans
ferred to the county Jail later.
The evidence before the coroner's
jury developed tn fact that smith,
who was nearly blind and q compar-
atiye stranger in Cairo, had mistak-
en- Douglas street west of walnut
for Fourteenth street. where he
roomed at the home of Mrs. Taylor.
learning his mistake he tried to
so between Ben Bradley and Henry
Wisdom S houses to get to his home.
Bradley who was asleep In his house
was awakened by the opening of his
gate and saw a man going through
hts yard, got out Of bed, put on his
slippers and gun in hand. called to
Smith to halt
Bradley claims he lost fifty or
sixty chickens recently and sup
posed this was the negro who hat
been stealing them. He grabbed al
Smith and struck him with his re
volver several times In the face.
When Smith tried to get away
Bradley shot him, two bullets plow
ing through his neck, causing deatf
almost instantly
When Chief Egan appeared upol
the scene sool after the shootint
Bradley denied h. any knowl
edge of the affair, but Egan hat
been told by several witnesses tha
Bradley had done the killing. Egal
arrested Bradley who. on the way Il
jail, admitted having killed tn
man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
NEW DRY GOODS STORE
Gunther Dry Goods Store Co. Will
Open in the New Halliday Es.
state Building.

A new dry goods firm has been
formed in Cairo to be known as the
Gunther Dry Goods Co., composed OF
Herman Gunther. the Eighth street
baker, Herman Weber Of the Weber
VOTERS Dry Goods Company and
Edward l.. We'll. who has been chief
salesman for several years for the
Samuel White Dry Goods Co.
The new firm has leased the large
storeroom in the new Halliday Es-
tate building on Eighth street. Ed
ward l., We'll will be manager of the
new store. He has resigned his posi-
ton at the Samuel White Dry Goods
store and will leave Wednesday for
Columbus. Ohio, to select show cases,
fittings, etc. for the new store. after
which he will 30 to the eastern
markets to select the stock OF goods
required. outside OF that which Is
handled by the Weber Walters Co.
here. Monday. carpenters viii be
put to work building the shelving
and getting the place In shape for
the placing OF cases and ohtre Gt-
tlngs for the store
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
LARGE MOOSE
CLASS ACCEPTED
Albert B. Wimsett, National Organ.
izer from st. Louis Instructs Here
Candidates at Special Call Meet
ing-Another TO be Held Monday.

There was special call meeting
Of the Loyal Order of Moose at the
X, of r hall, Eighth and Commercial
last night, at which Albert B, VIM
sett gave quite lengthy address
upon the merits of the Order, after
which he obligated the large class
which was present and instructed
them in the secret work.
There will be another meeting
Monday night at the x. NJ, X. G.
Hall over Winter Bros. store, when
another large class will be initiated
officers elected and installed. All
persons who have a receipt signed
by w. F. Goodwin are requested tc
be present and bring the receipt.
There will be no more cost attach
ed to this motion but each person
must have their receipt from w P
Goodwin
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
Never Before DID Such Words Of
Condemnation Of Girl Of Under
World Cone from Lips Of Con
y;ctcd Wiic Murderer,
KEW TRIAL CHANCES DIN
Virginia BAR Seems to Think Court
Of Appeals Will Net Listen to
Him--Father Visits Sor--Reads
Newspapers,

W. Chesterfield Court House, Va,
Sept. 9-The thought OF impending
doom, death in the electric chair. ON
November "a did Dcthreak the steel
bound composure OF Henry Clay
Peattie, Jr.. today as he spent hts
first day in cell here convicted OF
the murder Of his wife, In matter
of fact way he discussed the case
with friends but to newspaper men
he bitterly denounced the verdict 4
unfair.
sExpecting that Judge Watson
would not order his removal to the
state peniteutiiary for several days,
young Beattie began 10 make his cell
more habitable. Newspapers were
sent to him today and on these he
fingered as he did during the last
fifteen minutes yesterday when
twelve men were reciting his fate.
Condemns Woman.
Beulah Binford, his relations with
whom shocked the jurymen, was a
frequent name on Eeattie's lips to-
day but she probably never before
received from him such condemna-
ton.
. Henry Clay Deattie, sr., father of
the young man, rode out to the jail
today AS he entered the dim cham
her where his convicted son stood he
pressed a kiss upon hts forehead.
In the minds OF the father ard
son stllil fiickers hope, the granting
nv the court of appeals a new trial,
but the prevailing opinion in vir-
ginia's bar is that Il ls-a vain hope.
r i 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
WILL LIVE IN TEXAS
Senator Joseph W, Bailey To Prac
tice Law In Large Lone
Star" City.

Gainesville, Tex, Sept 9-It was
stated on good authority here today
that United States Senator Bailey
will not change his residence to New
York city after the expiration Of his
senate term but will practice law
in one of the larger cities Of Texas.
This statement was the outcome Of
Yesterdays conference here between
the senate and several prominnt
Texas Democrats.
Reports today are conflicting as
to the purpose of yesterdays con-
ference. said the melting was
merely to pay their respects to the
Senator
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
.LYNCH|NG PROBE FAILS
Grand Jury Investigating Death Of
Pennsylvania Man Asks
Relief.

Westchester, Pa, Sept s.--The
grand jury which is conducting an
investigation into the lynching OF
Zach Walker at Coatesvill& Aug. 13
last, came into the Chester County
Court today and asked to be released
from further consideration of the
case.
The request was refused and the
jurors we're ordered to make their in.
vstigations next week.
The report, it Is said, declared
that the jury was unable to get sui
ficient evidence to warrant indict
ments Of any additional suspects IL
the lynching.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
CAIRO FIRM GETS ORDER
Natioral Motor and Supply Co. Fur
nishes Electric Light Plant
For Parma, ILL.,

f. l.. Harp. of the National Motor
& Supply Co, has just returned
from Parma, Mo-, where he landed a
contract for an electric light plant
to be erected at that place by Messrs
Malcomb & Hull of that city.
The plant will be almost an exact
duplicate of the one that Mr. Harp
installed for the city of Thebes, and
which has been giving such salts
factory service.
The plant sold yesterday will have
one 35 Horse Power Olds Special
Electric Lighting Gasoline Engine
One rs X. w. Direct Current Dyna.
mo, and all the necessary material tc
make complete power plant at a
cost of about $4,000.
The town has granted 20 year
franchise to these parties and has
contracted with them for street
lights for 5 years, and the light
proposition carried almost unaui
mously for the people of Parma are
very progressive set of people ant
they are making things hum by pull
ing together for public improvement
Mr. Harp has very strong com
petition, but it seems that he comes
away with the spoils, or contracts
for his business is growing in yer!
satisfactory manner as he sells goo,
goods and treats the people right
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
SHOWS GOOD JUDGMENT
Miss Matilda Moissant While Vol.
planning Narrowly Averts Col
lission In Air.

Hampstead, N. Y, Sept 9-By
displaying cool judgement while
volplaning down from agreat height
today Miss Matilda Moissant, flying
monoplane escaped by the narrow
est of margins head on collision in
the air with Joseph Seymour in his
bi-plane. A thick fog prevented
either aviator from seeing the other
until they were close together.
Miss Moissant was fast coming to
earth when she spied the other ma
chine and with quick action shot UP
again and just managed to pass over
Seymour who few lower to the
ground. Those who witnessed the
fast work of Miss Moissant loudly ap-
plauded her when she landed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
MAY ACCUSE AcCUSER
Friends Of Mayor Knots of Gary
Consider Swearing Out Bribery
Warrant Against Dean.

Gary, Ind, Sept 9.-Some sup
porters of Mayor Knots and the five
aldermen arrested yesterday charged
with accepting bribes in connection
with the granting Of a franchise
there was talk today with swearing
out a warrant charging bribery
against r B. Dean who brought the
alleged exposure of the accused Off
clals.
The accused men claim that the
charges against them are part OF .
political plot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
Charged With Big Embezzlement

San Francisco, Cal, Sept DIR.
John G. Lyman, promoter, whose
operations have been carried on in
large cities throughout the country
was arrested here last night on COM
plaint Of persons in Los Angeles who
accused him OF attempting to de-
fraud them OF $50,000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
.LYNCHERS' SISTER HELD
Nebraska Judge Says She Is as
Guilty as Brothrs Who Lynched
Her Suitor.

Valentine, Neb.. Sept 9.--Miss
Eunice Murphy, arrested recently
charged with the lynching of
Charles Sellars, two months ago, was
today bound over to the district
court.
Sellars was taken from his home
by Miss Murphy's brother and three
companions and hanged
Judge Quigley declined to grant
bail to the young girl declaring that
in his belief she was as guilty as the
four young men
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
Hartman Lines Must Again Face
Trial on Charge That Roads Are
Not Competing Lines and Violate
Sherman Antitrust law.
AlLEGE MANY ERRORS
Declare That Court Erred When 1t
Held Purchase Of Half Of Oregon
Short Line Stock Was Not Against
Federal Statutes.

Salt Like City, Utah. Sept. a.
Appeal papers were filed in the Uni
ted States court hr today by the
federal government in tie suit
against tha Iatont Pacific Railroad
Co., ard others Known as the Harri-
man merger suit which was decided
last June by the United States cir
cult court for the eighth district in
favor OF the railway defendants
In the majority opiuioa the court
held that the railroad companies
were not competing lines and the
Sherman trust law was not being
violated
Confirms Sixty-two Errors.
The governments appeal from this
decision contains sixty-two ALLEGED
errors Of the circuit Judge. many of
whom are concerned with competing
lines and others with stock deals
among the railroads themselves.
II Is further contended that the
court erred in holding that the Tn
ion Pacific was not line competing
for rates with the Southern Pacific
together with the latter's steamship
Ane and in holding the purchase by
the Oregon Short Line Of 81 per
cel.t OF the stock OF tac Sait Lake
route was not in violation Of the
law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
Kansas Prosecuting Attorney De-
clares He Will Not Be Satisfied In
Having Assailants Of School Teach
el Pay Fines.
DEFENDANTS PROMINENT
Belong to Wealthy Families--Sheriff
and Attorney Investigate Girls
Character and Say Stories Told
Are False.

Shady Bend, Kan, Sept. .9~The
fifteen men and boys. all of them
members of wealthy county families
wtt on the Night of Aug Z, dragged
Miss Mary Chamberlain, 2G years old
school teacher and daughter Of JOS
eph Chamberlain, a wealthy farmer,
from a buggy in which she was rid
ing with Edward iRcord and applied
a coat of tar to her body, will go to
prison OF W. w. McCanIess, county
attorney, can possibly send them.
McCanless made this statement to-
day. lie declared lie had more than
enough evidence to obtain conyic-
tion in all cases.
Prosecutor Is Indignant.
"While the Kansas law does not
provide punishment for this foul
crime, and We have to prosecute un-
der ali assault and battery charge,
he said today Il will insist on Jail
sentence. Assault and battery Is
punishable by fine or sentence to
Jail VIII not stand for fine as
penalty. The guilty must all 60
to jail"
McCanless and Sheriff Rolford of
Lincoln county have thoroughly in
vestigated the rumor circulated
about Miss Chamberlain end both de-
clare the report is groundless.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
Lowell Wins Pennant

Boston, Mass. Sept. 9-The 1911
season of the New England leagut
closed todaq. Only one of the six
games scheduled was played because
OF rain The chompionship was won
by Lowell.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10

Chicago, Sept. 9,--Charles II
Markham, president of the Illinois
Central railroad, is facing critical
situation regarding the threatened
strike of hundreds of the railroads
employees,
President Markham has taken en-
tire responsibility in conducting the
neeotiations with the union leaders
He thus far has refused to accede tc
the demands of the men that they
be recognized o. members of the
union.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-09-10
Daughter Born

A daughter was born last night TO
DIR. and Mrs. N. w. Cox OF 2503 Hol-
brook avenue,