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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15
INDIANA WOMAN
MISSING IN TtNAs
Mrs. Frieda Babel Disappears in SaT
Antonio While ON Her Way Ia
See Dying Father.

San Antonio, June 15.-R elatives
are concerned for the safety of Mrs.
Frieda Babel of Indianapolis, who
arrived in San Antonio a few days
ago intending to visit her sick ia
Their, Henry Bender, Sr., of Spring
Branch, near New Braunfels, whom
she had not seen in nineteen years.
She called her father over the long
distance phone few days ago.
Since then nothing has been heard
of her Her father died yesterday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15

FOR RENT-Residence lately Occur
pied by Dr. Harrett on corner of
West jefferson and Munroe streets.
Two blocks from square. All modern
improvements. See J w. Martin. SO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15
\ BiG nIsTt RBtNCtf
HiT light RAIN FALLS.
The Precipitation la NaNahachtc
Was Less than One Inch
other kePort~.

Was Less than One Inch
other Reports.
The drouth has not yet been bro
ken but sufficient rain TO lay tie
dust and reduce the temperature fcll
here early Wednesday evenin
There was considerable electrical
disturbance but the rainfall was
rather light The precipitation IN
Waxahachie was little less than
one inch Tho rain viii be OF little
bonefit 70 The corn crop other re
ports received are as follows
Boyce-Li ht shower.
Sterrett Very good rain
Ray-Light shower
Ike Light shower
Ovina Good cotton rain
Howard-Light sprinkle
Nash-Light sprinkle.
Mt Peak-Nery good cotton rain.
Boz-Very good rain.
Rockett--Benettc to cotton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15

TWENTY BOYS WANTED to work
for a Shetland pony. cart and har-
ness Liberal pay to bright boys, be-
sides the chance to earn pony,
Successful boys win be given per-
manent positions which will not in
terfere with other duties. Clyde Ken
non. Munroe's Drug Store, 61
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15

Balloon ascension every minute
at Curtin Drug Co. See show win
dow 90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15

The Waxahachie Grain Co. has a
full line of feed and fuel at attrac-
tive prices IT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-15

trinity Il Brazos Valley Southbound
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

Frank Grambs was in the city from
Bismarck the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. lessen and MIR.
end Mrs. Valdemar Jessen enjoyed an
auto trip to New England Sunday. visit
ing their brother, Ernest lessen, and
wife.
George Tear had his thigh broken last
Saturday near Gladstone while at work
moving n of the H T barns to the Al
fred Skinner farm. Something gave way
and let the sweep fly back Unexpectedly.
He was taken to Dickinson and to the
Tear home in the eastern part of the
city, where he is receiving medical aid
and getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
D. H. Macarthur, state oil inspector,
was in Dickinson OF Wednesday N his
way to New England. Regent and Mott.
He planned to be back the last of the
week and will likely make trips to Man.
ning. Emerson. Oakdale, Fayette and
other towns in the vicinity of Dickin-
son. Mr.. Macarthur has been in North
Dakota ~ years and was in the senate
for eight years. He resides in Bot
tineau county.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Swennins and two
children and Miss Frances Spencer.
teacher of school No. / in the Gardner
district. were in Dickinson last Satur-
day. Mr.. Swenning is located some
distance south east of. Gladstone. His
best source of revenue this year has
been the milk from eight cows. The
cream is shipped to the Dickinson
Creamery Co.. He had forty acres of
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

good corn fodder which he will feed his
stock during the winter. \ Mr.. Sven
ming has over 100 acres OF summer fol-
lowed land that he expects will give
him q good crop in 1912.
OF Charlotte Perkins Gilman the Lon
don. Eng. Daily Graphic says america
has sent us many able ONE who have
AIKEN q crusade on behalf of their sex
in this country. but rarely one so gifted
with oratorical power as Charlotte Per-
kins Gilman. who delivered an adj
dress a. the Women's Institute in Vic
toria Street upon the question, Should
Women Work. At the back of her elo-
%cutionary power lies a rare charm of
manner-rare, that is, in the female
orator-gentle, persuasive, feminine !,
but lucid and logical. Small wonder
then, that he lectures upon the proper
position of women, in the worlds work
have attracted large and attentive.
audiences.
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

During the past week Soules & Butler
sold an International engine and separ-
ator to John Marsh. living eight miles
northwest of the city. II is a Is h. p.
engine and the outfit was put into the
fields threshing grain at once.
A. T. Crowl, Miss Grace Crowl and
their guest Miss Augusta Crowl of St.
Paul, also Miss Kate Colemna, autoed
to Bismarck on Sunday where they ex-
pected to take in the Industrial Expo
sition and visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. Crowl went down by train to join
the party there.
Nurse Belle Page came down Sunday
from Sentinel Butte. where she had
been caring for the j. B. Stoddard
baby.
E. H. Phillips has closed his ranch
ing business at Medora and shipped his
household goods and a few head of
stock to his new home at Terry, Mont.
Nels Nichols of Medora recently re-
turned from a trip through Canada. He
visited Jim Harmon and reports that
the former Bad Lands rancher is now a
frst-class real estate agent.
David Roberts left on Monday for q
several weeks visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Geo. Lane, at Tacoma. Wash. He
intended stopping for a day with his
daughter, Mrs. w. J.. Buchner at Glen
dive and also visiting friends in Seattle
and Vancouver.
Of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's book
women and Economics" the London
Chronicle says: Since John Stuart Mills
Essay there has been no book dealing
with the whole position of women Ia
approach il in originality of conception
and b%rilliancy of expression. Hear Mrs.
Gilman at the opera house, Saturday
evening. Oct. FL.
Cashier and Mrs. Dugald Stewart OF
Bowman, spent Sunday with the Geo.
Dobson family, coming across the
country in their new Fulton auto in
three and one half hours. Mrs. Stewart
said her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Phelan. had just moved into their new
home in Bowman, and her father
recently went to the Twin Cities to pur-
chase a new make of an automobile,
having disposed of his Maxwell some
time during the summer.
The Equal Suffrage club wish to make
it clearly understood that in securing
Charlotte Perkins Gilman to lecture in
this city their scheme is not one of
making money. 1t is. rather, a plan to
give a large number of the representa-
tive people the opportunity to hear Mrs.
Gilman speak. To this end, tickets for
the lecture are on sale at tn e very low
price of 'thirty-fve cents. Tickets may
be secured from club members, also at
the Benzie drug store.
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14
LOCAL NEWS

Select oyster stews at the Grill Cafe.
o-2-tf
Come in and see what we serve at
noon for CSC. The Grill Cafe. o-2-tf
Ladies you can find all kinds Of hail
goods at Lenneville & Belden's. 1927
Money to loan on farm lands. Everett
Real Estate & Loan Co., Dickinson.
8-I2-tf
Why not let Noggle Bros. furnish you
indestructible well curbing and perfect
filter 8-5-tf
Clean, efficient work - that's why our
business grows. The Mitchell Barber
Shop, Thomas Nottingham, Prop. 2-25-tf
Money to loan on farm property.
Three, five and ten year terms. See
Dickinson Land & Loan Co., OF Louis
Petricka. 1873 If
Supt. and Mrs. Wm. Littlehales, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Slime spent Sunday in
New England.
H. Shurtiff was %transacting bust
ness III Dickinson Saturday from his
farm several miles northwest.
Misses Anna Hillesheim and Ethel
Beebe were spending last Sunday al the
Currie-Alcott farm on Antelope creek.
Philip Herbie, clerk with Roquette
Bros, is enjoying a two weeks vaca-
ton at his home in Langdon. N. D.
Ole Wiklund was in Dickinson on
Monday on his way from Beach to the
country south of New England t. attend
the funeral Of an uncle.
E. Il. Rogers, jeweler for the past Two
and a half years, left Thursday to
accept a similar position with Knowles
& Haney at Bismarck.
Operator Paul Bryan. who has been
with the Western Union here for several
months, left Sunday for Billings. Mon
tana, where he will be employed.
The postoffice and store at Liberty.
formerly called Bentley. near Mott.
were burned to the ground recently.
The Tribune at Bismarck says that
James W. Foley, the poet and Mrs.
Foley are going to Los Angeles soon
for the winter.
C. W. Hanke, a real estate man. was
in Dickinson on Tuesday looking for a
house, with a view of opening an office
in the city. Mr.. Hanke has a wife
and child and was one of the first men
in Scranton when the town was started.
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

You are not experimenting on yourself
when you take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a cold as that preparation
has won its great reputation and extern
sive sale by its remarkable cures of
colds, and can always be depended upon.
1t is equally valuable for adults and
children and may be given to young
children with implicit confidence as it
contains no harmful drug. Sold by all
Dealers
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

Thirty-fve hundred miles Of rough
and mountainous roads, including the
distance from the Rambler factory at
Kenosha to Boston and return, by q
roundabout route, is the test to which
the Rambler Cross Country. the new
popular $3.50 car, is to be put in IN
exhibition run now underway.
The picture shows Charles T. Jeffery,
President of The Thomas B. Jeffrey
Company, bidding AL. Reeke and Walter
Simkin goodbye as they left Kenosha
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

in the flag bearer Of the Rambler line
for 1912
The route is from Chicago to Cleve-
land, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and back.
This new model is a 80 horse power,
fve-passenger with l2O inch wheel base
and 36x4 inch wheels and tires. 1t is
finished in nickel and the coloris English
Purple Lake. 1t is long, low and roomy
with drop frame and front axle set for
ward and straight line torpedo body.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
E| Consul espera
unir a los nl9xi-
CanOS en- Ia
celebration.

Actuando en- carlcter dc inter
mediario Dacificador para allanar
ciertas diflcultades que existen
entire las varias 0rgunizaciOnes Gle
mcXicanos en- SaR Antonio, cuyas
urganizaciones rroyectan cclcbrar
scDarndamcnte los festivales del
rent6simO Irimcr anIvcrsariO de
Ia Indcpcndcncia de Mexico, prin-
ciDiandO cl dia Is de- Scptiembrc,
Cl Consul General II. Estcvn cs-
th trabaiando nctivamente V para
81 cfccto ha conference.-the con
la SOciedad IIidnlgo.
Parcce que cl Sr. Estcvc no ba
i0grad0 que sus cSfurZoS sean 70
ronadOs por cl tXitO. aunquc va
riaS socicdndcs SC han comprOmc-
lido 4 hac"r Il nm ladU snG dificul.
!adcs de cualqui"r carActcr y pro
hablcmcntc vHrias aceptnrhn unir.
Sc para la cclcbraci0n dc lus firs-
taS mCXicnnas.
FL Lie. Samuel BcIdcn, Director
Il" In tomiHiGn general dc nrrc..
clos dc las fj"stas. So ha rrc8tndo
CON toduS SUS r3i'urrnoS i r0adyu.
van en- 1t union de las difcrcntcs
rorD"racionrS, v 81 ayrdn ha 81
do luIa ct" las mas YaIioaSs V o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
H Oral. Reyes haCe Cargos
al GObiGrnO de De Ia Barra.

Estan siendo objeto de graves
y desfavorables concentrates cier.
tas frases vertidas por ell Gene
raj divisionario Bernardo Reyes
al contestar 4 algunos estudian-
tes que fueron a ofrecerle su can
didatura para la Presidencia.
lei adversario," dlio ell Gene
raj, cuenta con ell poder de auto
ridades impuestas en- algunos
Estados por la fuerza de las ar
mas, siendo por este precise lu-
char con energfas 6 ir hasta ell
extreme 81 necesario fuese."
Tai aseveraci6n Sc juzga como
de un caracter tan grave, que
algunos Green que aparte de inn
pIicar severos cargos al Gobierno
del Sr. De la Barra, hace prever
el intento del General Reyes, de
acudir q Ia fuerza de las armas
para obtcner ell triunfo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
81 Consul americana de Ciudad
Jn6rez protesta contra Ia ac-
Oi6n de Oro2oo.

El Paso. Texas, Agosto 10: El
vice-C6nsul William Zoellcr to-
legrafi6 hoy. al Departamento de
Estado on Washington protestan-
do contra la acci6n del Gral. o.
rozco, duien deeomiz6 los dineros
de iugadores amcritanos en- 9.
.Tudrcz Y puso presos 4 los iuga.
dores.
El C6nanl zoeller advierte nj
Dcpnrthmento de Estndo cue los
hmericanos operaban sus iugadas
por concession autorizada por el
0obicFno municipal de g. Iuarez,
y Que, por copsjguionte, es illegal
81 decomiso do sus dinoros Y la
dotenci6n de sus pGrsonas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
Manifestation m6nstruo en- Me-
xico,


I'll Partido Liberal Estudiantil
v el Club AQuiles Cerdan" orr
ganizaron el dia 20 de los corricn
tes cn In Capital dc In Rep0bli-
ca, con cl fin exclusive lie cele--
brar los triunfos do la democraei9
prandes manifestations.
Las agrupaciones organizadoras
de las manifestnciones on su ton
yocatoria al pueblo en- general, III
cen.
"Ouicn sienta patriotimno, quion
este convencido dc que In espada
Que oobierna ea ol origen dc to-
das las tiranfag. que ycnga con
nosotroa & d0clarar pnblicamentc
Que IucharA dc mancra continua
cor el triunfo dcfinitiyo dc las
ideas reveiadoras dc libortad. "
Desoamos cue oi "partido Lii
berai Eatudiantil" y el "Club A.
dniles Serbian obtengap I'm 6.
Sito completo on sn propaganda
ofvioa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
Tel6fono, 1889
Proyectos para Ia ce|ebTa-
Ci6n del DIa de
Colon.

Durante Ia Ultima session del
ltalo American Yonng Mems
Club dc San Antonio, sc hicieron
acucrdos para las festividades de
cOnmcmoraci6n del aniversario de
descubrimlento de America por
Crist6bal Colon. I'll dfa IL de
Octubre. (Dia dc Col6n) fu6 de-
EignadO en- Texas, como dfa de
fiesta legal, pOr decret0 expcdi-
40 on session regular por la Le-
glslatura + el Club Italo Ame.-
rlcan0. con el auxiliO dc la Co.
lonla ltalinna dc San Antonio Y
de otras cludades del Estado de
Texas, sc prOpOne cclcbrar diUna-
mentc cl din.
A In cclcElWci6n concurrir0 CO.
mo hucsDcd dc honor cl Gobcrna-
dor Col0uitt
Tomarhn partc muy activa en-
la cclcbrHc:f las nutor.dades de
la cllIdad del GOndado. las mi
I'itarcs, In tImara dc Comcrcio
- otr0s vnr;aS SOcicduCcs de San
ANTONIO. Sc pr0curara intGrDo-
h"r t"da Ii mavor Influenza Doo
"lh'c para ',uc todos los ncgocios
$" SuSp"ndHn en- SAT- Antonio
clIandU m"n0S durnntr medic din
T0davia no cstN complctamcntc
! 1crInlnndo Il program para Ia
rrlnbIWci6n.
Nluathndoso Il In hora de In
'lcGadn d"l GobrrnHdor CoImritt
Ia cual @"r'I Drohahirmrntr Dor In
manara dc! dil dc Ia firXto. SO
fnHn@nlar1 Gstn con una gran pa
lnda due r"corTrrl las callcs prin-
t1taies dc la rindad, en- In nue
formaran AUTOMOBILES dncoradGs
tIcghntcmPitc, carros nlcg6ricos.
carrn1lcs hdornadoS con magnifi-
crncla. las autoridadcS militarcs,
Ia lhfhnterlH v cabnlIcria que NO
Gncuentran cstacionadas On el
Fort Sam Houston.
Tambi6n cntrara en- cl propra--
ma. I'm cOn:iertO que sc yerifica-
ia EN- uno de los parqucs bGbli-
COS dc la c'udad, cl cual todavfa
no SO ha desiRnado. discursos. fue
COS artificiales por la noche Y ter.
mlnara el festival commemorative
con un gran bale. iIos fnegos ar
hticiales constituirAn uno dc los
numeros mis- notablcs dc In ccle--
braci6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
10 que dIjo zapata.

En- boca del General insurgen-
te Emiliano Zapata, que ultima
mente ha presentado resistencia
contra el Gobierno en- al Estado
de- Morelos, pone un reporter de
peri6dico de la Capital Mexicana
10 siguiente, que seg6n ell repor-
ter declare Zapata al ser entire
vistado en- dias pasados.
Diio Zapata:
"El Pueblo do Morelos jamas
permitira que aug asesinos vueI.
van d ser duenos de Ia sltuaci6n.
Los horribles asesinatos de
Blanauet, cSmetidos en- pu1hia
nunca so olWdaran en- Matamo-
roe.
"Yo no he creado esta situa-
ci6n 81 pueblo 10 pide u YO ssE.
LLARE CON MI aAfgsRE asa
peticf6m PRTMEFsO 0IJEDkRE,
MUERTO QlJE HUMILLADc.
''Es impossible Gus Blanquet 81
enfrenta con unhombre honratlo.
Jamas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
A nicato Csoyella.

A 10 edad de cincU afios. nban.
don6 este sueio dc miserias, para
rocogerge en- el seno dc su Cr6a.
dor 81 cspiritu del ninito Aniee.
to aoyclla, en- Boevillc, Texas.
Sos padfe8 v den6s dcudos re,
sidantes on aquel Iugar, dcploran
la eter~a auseneia del peouofio
extinto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
Arrollado pOr un treu.

IIa semana pasada fu6 arr0lla-
do por nm tren de Ia Inca del
C.& w, en- Tcrcio, Colo, ri jo.
ven Juan Francisco Cordoba. Que
caminaba acknowledgements 4 10
largo dc Ia via. I'll trcn afort.r--
nndamcntc 10 arroi6 hacia IN la
do. ncro no sin ocasionarle va
rms lcsioncs, dc las qne sannra &C.
gun ct dictAmcn m6dico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24

PoIciano Navarro, conocido re-
wolucionario en- ia Huastsca Po.-
Sosina, 50 ha lesantado en- arfnas
III frente dc considerable n1tnoro
do partidarios ans ila estado TO,
eoncentrando en- Ell pueblo de
Ray6n.
Navarro gae segin las trazaa
aa un hombfe bastante aviaado, dis
trazadO con hAbitos gHeerdotales
anduyo reeorriendo yarios inga-
res hacienda partsdarios.
Ahora q Jefo p6litico dc Ala.
AlInes h8 organigaao I'M Cnerpo
3la fuergaH quo SO sanir1n 4 los
fetlesalea para pergsguir 81 nna4
70 Ievantado 8 traY6g de ia Sier.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
Viyo con Ia caheza perforada.

TlVc con Id GARCIA pGGIOfaoa.
fi5lN ll0mHmdo II utrnciOn de
iOS In1dicoS dc Ciudnd .juiroH Y
dc I'll paSo. Texas, rl cHSO de- Ro
+cndo L6prz, iov"n imSurrccto que
'rccih,0 I'm bnIuZ0 "I la cabcZu
TT la t0ml dc Ciudad .llarcz y
vivc IUm no 0bstantc habcr trans
ctHrido mas dc dos mcscs dcsdc
que fuG hcrido.
III oguicro de cntrada del pro-
yectil cstA ccrca dc In oreja de-
Iecha y el dc salida en- cl oio IL
duicrdo que fU5 completamcnte
destruido. 10 mismo que OK nerVio
6ptico. A consecuencia dc esa hr'
rida. Lopez perdi6 Ia vista v el
Olfato. y cl dido y el tacto que
daron muy impcrfectos.
Eel slstema nervioso esta de tai
manera afectado, que 81 pobre
owen sufre horriblemcntc, esta
medic paralitic0: tienc accesos 10,
rribles de melancOlia v en- ocasio-
nes llora como un niiio.
! Lopez es asistido Ell el Hospi.
tai de Ciudad Juarcz y esth on
cargadO dc su curaci6n cl DR.. ia.
mes Wilson.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
Alumnos Mexicanos al Jap6n,

I'll Gobicrno Mcxicano ha dis
tuesto que los allmnos de La Es-
cuela Superior de Concrete Y Ad-
minisiraci6n. r. Ruega y Fran
cisco Aree, pasen al Jap6n en- ca
lidad de adscritos & la Legaci6n
Mexicana Ell Tolfo,para la prGc-
tica Y continuation dc cstudios e.
con6micos.
Los agraciados han salido va
do In Capital dc Mexico con rum.
bo q San francisco Cal, dondc
sc embarcaran con dcstino al lc-
.iano imperio del Sol Nacientc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
J d pr0teSta,
aCuSaCi6n y
denunCia.

Heinos, Tccibido una hoja sucl-
tn acempanada de una circular,
calzadas ambas con el nombrc del
Sr. Leon Cdrdenas Martinez, pa-
Dire de Leon MARTINEZ 4 quien nc
aprision6 no ha mucho tempo en-
q pueblo "'vicio Saragoza," del
Condado dc Reeves. como pre-
sunto as"sino de Miss Emma
Brown.
En In hOia Ell question, cl Sr.
Martinez, padre del acusado, pro-
tesla en%rgicamente contra los
l'roccdmicntos iudicialcs, llcnos
de irregularidadcs, v dcnuncia III
misnO tempo dichn irrcguIarida-
dcs qpe han dndo por rcsuItado
que & su hiio, mGnor dc II amos
dc edad, cuyo hccho dcmucstra ha
cicndo pnblica In coDin dr la par
tidm de nacimicnto del acusado, sc
lc haNa> Scutcnciado i In pcna dc
lnucrte.
Dice 81 Sr. Martinez que ante
ct iurado que "nn0ciO del prorcs
de su Iliio. Il y Su rsposn ntcS-
tiguaroD due Il murhacho tinnc
mcn0ssdG II ants d" rhHd. dr lo
clnl Sc hH h"rho POGO cHSn. no Oh
tante que 10 pruehn con In cOpia
ccrtificada dc Ia pallida dr regis
trO cstil Y Que much"S dc los uuc
Formaron el iuado, ,nanifestaron
tener fog1gatla DC ante mano jul
clio acerca del delifo Que sirvc dc
base Il la causa.y aun algunos de
.ellos conOcer al REQ, p0r 10 Que
no dcbcrian scr admitidos como i.
d0ncOs conformc 4 la ley.
I'll Sr. Martinez cstA rcsuclto
tocar todos los rcsortcs que es-
ten 4 su alcancc. conforme nj de-
iccho y iusticia que lie asistcn, pa
ia salvar la vida de su infOrtu--
nado hiio.
Como SO fabricaba ell papiro.
FL papiro que hacia entire los
Antiques las vcces de nuestro &C.
tllnl papel de escrituTa. sc prcpa.
raba duitando primeramcntc Ia
cortcza al tallo de In planta que
servia para su fabrication v cor.
tandosc luego Il mismo tall0 cr
la direction de su longitud en-
dclgadas tiras, lns eualcs SC ten.
dian cn una supcrficie pcrfecta-
nente plana. ponicndo encima o
tras tiras semcjantcs, no on ri
rnismO scn3ido. sino cruzando IL
capa inferior. hubicndo antes puc
TO cicrta cspccic de- ccmcnto pn
lnS cares Que Ircdabnn en- con,
tacto; Ell scguida SO lc sujctaba
n dcbido grado de preston Y
dospuis dc deihracIo sccar bien,
| q famosp mnte}ial qucdnba listt
para rccibir Ia cscritura.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
Lucha por salvar & su t1iio.

Austin, Texas, Agosto % Leon
taTdcnns MARTINEZ. de Pccos, pa
dire dc Leon Martinez. 81 joven
mcXicano que cl dia 20 dc Agos.
to fnt scntcncindo 1 horca nor
Il rccIcntc aseainato c0metido en-
IA persona de Miss Emma Brown,
chfermera que Sc cnc0ntraba en-
'cco$, acompniiado del abopado
'IEstcS de I'll Pa&o. So presents an
te lo Gobcrnadcr Colutitt how,
para inp|orar del cjecutivo. nuc
y su hiio lc sea conmutada In
scntcncin dc mucrtc q, Dcna dn
rrisi6n pOr vida. III Gobcrnador
ttene ahora 81 Hslnto c,l consulta.
Z acknowledgements, su resoluci0n
OH este aSultO Sc espcra con
gran inter6s, por muchas de las
personas que tioncn noticia del
erlmcn dc Que SO acusa nj To-.
ven MARTINEZ.
Sabese perfectamente que NJ
Sc opone Il la pena capital, pero
se e1eicerh sObre eI gran presi6n
para que Sc siaa 81 rigtroso cur
so dc In Icy en- el case dc quo aa
demuestre que Ell acuaado ora
mayor de II mos dc edad Il afa
22 dc Julio, fccha de la sangrien.
tn tr0godia.
III padro de MARTINEZ sostiene
quo su tiio solo cuenta 10 a;Ios
'Ic edad y dice pue comprobaga
81 ascrcidn con copia certifiea.
ta dc Ia parfila dc haatiano de
" parroquia dondc SO oristinf,6 a,,
hiio cr una poblaei6n maxioana
ITabaiaAor asosfnado.
Pearaall, Texas, Agosto ~. #
Ma1taior, trabaintIor megieano a,s
rstaba elftTleado OH Ell ranel10 as
FHnk Hnidea. ftaS gnnarto dea..
'ales de tta altefeatlO due aa an.
sedi6 entire n Y Joas VaIeuzne.
ia, otto trahaiador 4 qulen laa
sittoridAae8 isus6ar alora, ssara
xisifle u respenaabliidal de 81
erfme1
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24

tuncinnes. motivando la acusaci6n
O. hcchO dc que dicha Comisi5n
convoc6 4 clccci0ncs cXtraordina.
rias para rubrir las vacantes dc
los diputad0s snIlccidOs, impidicn
do com tai proccdimicnto que en-
traran il sus iuncioncS los diputa.
dos s'Iplcntes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-08-24
1paario mutilaae q auaaalalar.

B0ailio padilla es el noiabre de
I'm Operario Hue on una do las
GALES de auaaalaiAra fa6 deagra-
ciadamente rautilado do la pierna
dcreeba pOr tiuo dc los tranyfaa
ei6etrieOs de sH Guided.
Al pretontIer padilla saltr he
II via reabal6 u oay0 sohre los ris
les esoapando ae hal6r atdo dsas
podazadp complafa