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Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS MEET

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov 22-The
ESQ 90 a. convention OF the Student
Volunteer Movement, representing a
worldwide constituency of missionary
students and workers, begins its ses-
sions az Princeton University TINS
evening and continues them over Sun
day. Several hundred students and
professors, representing scores OF col
leges and universities. have registered
as delegates Foreign missionaries
from many parts Of the world are On
hand Representatives from most OF
the mission boards in the United
States and Canada are also here
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23

try Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com
pound, and did. To-day am wei and
strong and do ali my CWn Homework. !
owe my health to Lydia Z. Pinlshom' 8
Vegetable Compound and advise my
friends who are afflicted with any female
complaint % Try it. " = Mrs. ORvILLE
Rock, r. R. No. 5, Paw Paw. Michigan.
If you are III DO not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
take Lydia Z. Pinlzham's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years it has been the stan-
dard remedy for women's ills. and has
restored the health Of thousands Of s1f.
fsriag women. Why don't you ~ il?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23

WASHINGTON. Nov 22.-(specian
The list OF debutantes this year il
rather shorter than usual, but among
Them cars several notable names
There IL, for instance, Miss Frances
Hoar daughter OF Mrs. lockwood
Hear. OF Worcester. Mass, and
granddaughter OF The late Senator
Hear. She Will have as her guest for
several weeks during the season Miss
Esther Cleveland daughter Of the
late president, who win be presented
70 society this winter in New York by
her mother.
Another debutante Of the congress
sionai set is Miss annie K Smoo5.
the beautiful daughter Of the Nor
mon senator from Utah she viii be
introduced to Washington society
early in the winter
Miss Virginia lie Seure. grand
daughter Of former Speaker Cannon.
VIII make her debut al tea which
her mother and agnt. Miss Helen
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23

Cannon, viii give for her at her
erandfather's home in Vermont ave.
nue..
another attractive debatante is
Miss Helen Mccumber daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Mccumber, of North
Dakota
IN military circles there viii be
Miss Doris Drain. daughter OF Gen.
eral and Mrs. JAMES A. Drain: Mss
dorothy Aleshire. daughter OF Gen.
and Mrs. James b. Aieshire: Miss
katherine White. granddaughter OF
Brig Gen Horatio Gibson, and Miss
Leila Harrison, sisser OF Lleat. F.
Harrison
Miss Malvena re Pena. daughter OF
the minister from Uruguay. ANOTHER
deDutante. viii before the season is
ever. become the bride OF Don Ale
iandro Herqulaigo OF the Gillian le-
cation.
Miss Ethel Noyes. another debu-
tante OF great wealth, viii come our
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
COMMISSION WANTS
ADDITIONAL DATA
Morenci Water Co. Asks for
Right to Increase Its
Capital Stock

PHOENIX. Nov. 22:-Additional da-
Ia regarding the value Of the no
perty owned by the Morenci Water
company and other matte 5. viii be
called for by the Arizona corporation
commission in an order issued this
afternoon
The company has filed with the
commission an application for per
mission TO increase lis capital stock
from 100000 20 100000 The $780,
600 additional is not 70 be Sold but
to be divided among the present
stockholders.
A hearing was held yesterday ami
representative OF the company made
strong arguments. The matter was
taken under Amusement by the COM
missiOners
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
PHOENIX AFTER
ILLEGAL CLUBS
So-Called Clubs Are Really
Booze Joints and Have
Been in Open Vio-
latIon of Law
COLOR CLUB PULLED

PHOENIX, Nov. 22.-The so-called
clubs that have been operating IN
The city OF Phoenix for some time.
contrary 70 the laws in every way
We're given warning by the district
attorneys Office 10 close their doors
Sunday and TO keep them closed
James Murphy went TO each and every
one OF the ten clubs and informed the
owners that they must close or 20
to trial and suffer the consequences.
All but one OF them did so. Bob stew
ems. proprietor of the Colored club.
refused TO close his establishment
and was arrested by the constable
The case viii come up for triai to-
morrow before Judge tombstone.
Stevens has retained lawyers TO de
fend Kim and the case viii show the
status OF the so-called clubs that have
been making so much trouble for
everyone in the city.
These clubs have been running
wide open for some tine past. They
pay 10 license 10 any accredited au-
thority and reap the harvest OF after
hour liquor yelling Eveuy night,
from midnight until dawn. when the
licensed saloons are closed. these
clubs have been having their sway
and in addition they have been open
on every Sunday.
The action Of the county attorney
shows that this must stop. Not only
is the practice Illegal. but there is
no income TO the city or county rom
the places Il Is certain that the
officers mean TO PIT a stop to the
business ana the case OF Stew ems
tomorrow morning will attract con
siderable attention because OF the
past status OF the clubs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
= - Il PIumbers.

From a note which appears In the
columns Of The IronEonger it would
appear that no fever than $50 young
women in New York sre about to 20
20 school to learn plumbing, car
pentering and so forth They seem TO
be thoroughly in earnest The promo
tiers OF the school obtained $4,000 and
the services Of six teachers with
scarcely any effort
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
Wisdom Of chlldhooa.

The following composition on men
is credited to q little girl: Men are
what women marry. They drink and
smoke and swear. hit don't 90 to
church Perhaps If they wore bonuets
hey would. They are more logical
than women ard also more geological.
Both men and women sprung from
nom but the women sprung fur
Their ia the men"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
THE ARIZONA AND new
MEXICO RAILROAD co.
PASSENGER SERVICE

T:S5 a. II. Nv Clifton ar. 4;O3 Q. m.
Sis a. N. Nv Guthrie Lv $3.50 .. m.
800 a. n. Nv Duncan Bv 1886 p. m.
lot25 a N. ~ LordsLurg Lv l 80 p m.
II 30 a. m. Ar Hachita Nv 1910 p. m.
South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west bound train
No. I. leaving LordsbCrg 1857 a. IN,
Mountain Time
South bound train connects with FL
Paso & Southwestern east bound
ira for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at
lf:59 a. m, Mountain Time, and
with west bound train for /. Douglas
and Bisbee. leaving Hdchita at 1859
a. m, Mountain Time.
r. X. MINSON,
Clifton. All. General Passenger Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
Moving letter From Prison.

A commission in an eastern state
investigating jail conditions. request
ed letters from the prisoners. They
told the prisoners not TO be afraid to
give them the facts about conditions.
The first letter opened was eloquent
It contained a number OF Eve insects.
The board hasn't opened any more en-
Telopes.-I.ouisyille Courier-Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
Make Lille Of LIZ. HIS

To be poor is not always pleasant.
but worse things than that happen at
sea. Small shoes are apt TO pinch.
bat not if you have small foot; il
We have li5tIe means IL will be web
70 have little desires. Poverty is no
shane, but being diccUntented with it
is.-Charles Il. Sturgeon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
Fatal.

4 Hutchinson man announces the
discovery that pouring Seeding water
on ehinch bugs viii destroy them. Tom
Cordrey inquiries If the man has ex-
perimented by placing the chinch bug
on an anvil and hitting it with a 40
pound hammer.-Kansas City Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
Here is her own statement.

ment. / could not
be on my feet for g
long time. Ny ply
stefan treated me for
several months with
out much relief and
at last sent me 70
Ann Arbor for an op-
GRAFTON. ! was there
four weeks and came
homesuhoringw
than before. by
p7othar q giyisaf3 mott
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23

frank J. Cheney makes oath that be il
senior par ner ot the hrm ~ 4. j. Cheney
4 Co, dong business In the Citv ~ To-
ledo. County and STATE aforesaid ana
That said firm VIII pay the SUM Of ONE
ely case OF Catarrh that cannot b. cured
b. The. use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE,
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn 70 before me and subscribed IN
MY pFfsence. this 9Th day OF December,
a. d 1855
tSeaD a. w GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mus
cons siirfaces ~ the system Send for
testimonials. free.
81 J. CHENEY & co. Tolcd0. o.
sod ~ aii pTaEgiefs 7Jc -
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23

All canary birds are descendants OF
the common gray species Of the Ca
nary islands. Their original livery
has been modified to lemon yellow BY
captivity ard cross-breedlng-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
INDIANS STOP
SURVEY WORK
E. A. Engel Calls on
Washington for Protec-
ton on the Sacaton
Reservation
INDIANS SUSPICIOUS

An appeal for protection against
the attacks OF PapagO Indians in
Pima county has been wired 10
Washington by Indian service irri-
cation engineers working in the Ajo
country. Acting Commissioner Alb
bOtt of the Bureau OF Indian Affairs
yesterday instructed agency officials
70 render the engineers what assist
ance is necessary. according 10 a dis
patch from Washington
The engineers we're working under
c. A. Engel who rode so miles TO
SaCaton 10 wire TO the bureau the
conditions as he stated them. and to
ask for protection for his men. The
Papagoes. according 10 Engel show
ed great hostility toward the sur
veyOrs, attacked them, and at
tempted TO take their instruments
from them, saying the Washington
people have no authority over us.
Distrust Government
The Indians further stated. se-
cording to Engel, that they do not
want reservoirs or wells in the Pa
pago country. This response was
given the engineers who attempted
20 explain that the work now being
done was preliminary to a great inn
proyement contemplated by the gov
eminent which would provide the in
dians with water for domestic pur-
poses and crops. They appeared TO
think the move was a ruse on the
part OF the government 70 be fol
lowed by taking the land away from
the indians.
Engei considered that il would be
dangerous TO continue the WORK
without sufficient protection to en-
sure the engineers that they would
not be killed in a serious attack by
the Indians. Just what steps will
be taken by the agencies is not
known. The San Xavier and SAGA
ton agencies will likely cooperate
in sending intelligent Indian inter
prefers out to the hostiles in order
that they may fully understand just
what the government is trying TO do,
and how serious may be the conse-
quences OF any rash acts against the
engineers.
Indians suilen
The sulIenness OF the Indians in
southwestern Pima county is more
or less proverbial. Luke Short, now
a customs inspector but until a few
months ago a county ranger. stated
that he had found il dangerous 10
90 alone among the Indians in the
more isolated districts and attempt
10 make an arrest. He said that one
or even two or three heavily armed
whites we're hardly safe from dan
gereus attack under such circGm-
stances.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
WOMEN, AVOID
OPERATIONS
Many Unsuccessful - And
Worse Suffering Often Fol-
lows. Mrs. Rocks Case
A Warning.

The following letter from Mrs. Orville
Rock will show how unwise It II for wo-
men to submit TO the dangersof a surgical
operation when often il may be avoided
by taking Lydia +. Pinkham 5 Vegetable
Compound. She was four weeks in
the hospital and came home suf-
fering worse than before.
Here is her own statement
Paw Paw. Mich. Two years ago ]
suffered very severely with q dispiaee-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23
Indians suIIen
IIncle Penrv,aise saYs:

Things political are moving so fast
that some Of Jhe old wheeIhorses are
having hard work to keep from being
I'm over.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-23

Clifton. All General Passenger Agent
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26
Il Pie. TAFT prepara eI UIti
ma|tIIuIIn |lInII para Mexico

Ell antique Embajador Ameri..
cano en- Mexico, sefi6r Henry LA
ne Wilson, dssques de haber con-
ferenciado mucho tempo con ell
Secretario de Estado de Washing
ton y demas personaies dc Ia I'd
ministraci6n, regresa & la ciudad
de Mexico con nuevas instruccio.
nes de su Gobierno para hacer
que ell de Mexico acabe con Ia re
Soluci6n 10 mas pronto possible.
Sc habfa pcnsado en- Washing
ton despachar al Embajador vii
son con una nota Official en- que $,
cxigia al Gobierno Mcxicano la
Immediate suspension dc la revo
luci6n do Mexico, cuya n0ta lie
yaba el caracter de un "ultimatul
por 10 reprasivo 6 imperante dt
I su demanda, mas ell Presidente
Taft determine preparar ell textc
I3de La demanda de un modo mas
palliative y conciliador, tratandc
do hacer la representation de III
modo mas habil Y con mas tactt
Iipolitico, cuya nota,. ouando estt
ya acabada, sera enviada all en-
bajador Wilson despues de algn-
nos dias de haber llegado este ;
Mexico, para que la presente a
Gobierno de Madero.
I'll suDcomite de Senadores, qu
esta encargado de asuntos extran
jeros Y cue ha estado tratando d
la situaci6n de la frontcra colin
dante con Mexico, tuvo una sc
sion ell dia 20 del actual en Was
hington, durante la clial Sc di'
lcctura 4 una serie dc cartas re
ferentes 4 la revoluci6n de Mexi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26
Tn esplendido Aguinaldo.

Vendo barata mi hcrmosa ha'
bitaci6n Ell Tobin Hill, extenso
solar, ocho cuartos grandes y
dos cuartos para bai1o, cada dor
mitorio tiene. tn departamento
para vestirse. Hay servicio dc
luz electrical Y todo sef'vicio mo
derno. Tn elegante portal ro.
dea La habitaci6n, Y hay una bue
ma caballeriza, un cuarto para
cochera, v habitaci6n para sir.
vientes. Dista una cuadra dc
la casa de escuela, csta cerca del
pueblo, I'll caro- cl6ctrico cadf
IA minutes pasa d cincuenta pies
tlo distancia.
Antes del dia 10. de Enero 80
10 vale $6.500.00.
No hay que pagar comisi6n
Dirfjanse d 303 IT, Laurel st
Tel6fono yiejo 1926.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26
Valdez a dgspedazado aceIdea
ta|Inenle
! SIF.

Hl senior Felipe VALDEZ, labra
dor residente cerca de .Elnen \.
dorf, Texas, punto distante 90
millas al Sudeste de esta ciu--
dad, fu6 victima de una larnenta-
BILE desgracia la tardn del Sa-
bado illtimo, siendo despedaxado
por la descarga de I'm rifle cuate
eallsada por los debiies dedos de
un nifio de einco amos hijo sa-
yo.
rs ell case que Valdez sali6 e.
sa tarde q cazar 4 su labor " o.
tros bosques vecinos en- compaiifa
del nifio Alberto de cinco amos,
hijo suyo. nespues dc dos ho-
ras dc andar inatando algunos CO.
neios, regresabanIa la casa. En-
oontr6 por ell eanaino 4 un cufia--
do Y entabl6 con el platica SO :
bre ell GhiatinAs.
Puso idez la eulata del ri--
3le en- ia TERRA del camino, y,
mientras; platicaha. pas6 sus de-
dos pof e EI nifio qui.
so arrefted af3 ;Et papa traT,f II
las piernas de este Y con sus de.
biles y pequefios dedos llam6 ell
martillo del arma, sin que ell pa
pa 10 notara, causandose La ex,
plosi6n, y llevandose la carga de
postas una mano Y la barba de
Valdez. De este modo quedo des
pedazado de la quijada Y con
innumerables postas en- ell rostro.
Valdez cay6 al suelo sin senti.
do & Id descarga, el niilo echo 4
llorar por el espanto de Ia des..
, gracia, Y en- cl primer CAIRO Que
! pas6,fue acomodada la yictima he
rida Y traida 4 esta ciudad, don.
de los doctores NADIA tltvieron que
hacer en- su ayuda. Y solo calma-'
hon un POGO sus dolores. La
p6rdida de sangre habia sido pro
fusa durante Tin largo ratio, y
Valdez falleci6 POGO despnes en-
casa de un amigo en- Gale Geyers
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26
El noharnador INFERNO lego
Canan6a.

Por telagraYna recibido por ct
ST., Gobsfnador Maytorena, Sc sa-
be que I'll a0h.lr Padii!a que ae@
tuaInansa ss haIla Al freHts dc a
4usIIa antidAd federatiya be lie
gatao ya Il Osnasea, y Sd preaess@.
sia con5ra hu,ra en fai1ci1o III nasa
t9nimiagEo del 6rden. eapgrAna0-
lae aafnaI Iauao, qne legre an arrsaglo
entire IoS rapreaenk katltaa DC Ia
com baglia u los deIeHAd0A de Il
1IJnI6n UbGerA u Sc Fssa1st ts
LIE aafItud concIIiad0ra deI saia0f
IraAIsEa harA aGe ct conflicts 4iae
| nassraimaflka IS cree IIegArlk ) Il
In6E Nrandaa uroporoi0fAa tosHs
| til AaEI. HIla GIeatftlga I6f eeTa1ls
kss Eaesa n1ssgD as AIIsfa8ioHga
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26

~ -, eJeioAVo hSoi" w ~
.on ohihuanua coii.re ., iDs pano'1 aao. :.
1os, hunieia 80 ~ s:eo' go,
,esta uesI'atial,'aio sii T.Loisl1Sos sn
pucuios, y clu1ahes i. S'ot 20 aI>;i;
spsqneilt's saccionea, ~ ,:e:, uus go
.a ~ acclon J nase uIil l.,,a va ,aa
,..as.oI5ss sasnn n,s;nan 49, ra,ao,,as
das;nt ] J, ,s.asa & i as altoa m;litarea
40; &, AIsx;an oo,nn an Esfa dns
,,,.,s 81 ,an4ssif a,s
I e;,oa M, fad araias mas on ii
Enrta a. ATsv;oo ,,aro dnm;rar an
.faramento Ia eit,an;6n ! acabar
nnn Ios nlemantos disturbances
u, oot.o1 o;src;t, foder,l nn
.fth;hnahna o,,anta con % caro- !.
neo Ia erreso oal;hre v var;aa sec
,a;nnes n ametrallodoras5
$500 rs - s,,@,,s :, s.,,a,. ~
on',ss,, nos ia1e .s,,daaos 1n1,L ,,,nh,os - "a
~. 60 e.as IT, 80 pnpDios o,,,,a 80.
ron palomas nnerto fronterizo.
.naro Ia onardia fadarnI am cr;ca..
M anoefada ON IL fronfera de es,
ta Iado h;yo ;n,itiI taI ncnnaci6n
nnaa na lopraron los raheldes IN.
ear arnoas J, - y,ara,Ia de contra Z.
bando teniendo a,re evaeuar Ia
nlaza ofra vez ain na,f,As urovecho
o,,a alrunas armas . paruue duc
.xsn;farnn Il los habitantes
C. oa,o,,,a n,,a ,os robo,dao ono
acfivan, onarae;ones ahora on chi
huahua solo mn1neran 1000 honl
brea nientras ~, el mes de ,Jnli,
de este verano nltimo Pascual O.
rocco tenia en- el combatc dc Re,
lano diez n'il homDres, Y y enton :.
ees hada hic1eron, ahofa .li'enos,
Este grueso namero de rebel :
des SO ha lido disolyiendo, des..
piles Gle sufrr continues derfo-'
Sas, otros sc nan acogldo 9 "a an, m
listia iederaI 'sail uspues.o ~, ,s iaS
artnas, y g O .g's rcseo ,l ae silos nan h''
I 60 g ios isstauos o,l'uVs'
LOS habitantes Gle ciudad Ch'-
Z naiana'a !. estan cansauos ae I:ro.e' ~.
yer la lnsasrFecclon, :, ,e ~, ,os u, s''naa
tlsaaores s.e 1.assaIHl !: $ !. s,toaso ~
EFan sIi ll psI'osp ~. ssso.2. ii, 3 ~ !,
e s.'sre's'luoss ). ~ ssa,'ss' 49, II
,,lassaI'aups ,ssa.s ~ sus a.s'V' .'a ha =
1sps.ao.s, s Asss.a ~ - p"a s,.,vo,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26

calzos " sin ropa para reslstif
los nortes frfos de chihuahua, pc.
TO presto seran vestidos.
La tona de Huejuquilla,
Dice Gel Regional" de Guada-
lajara, Mexico.
Ell dfa Il q las cinco de la tar
de fue atacado Huejuquilla e.
Alto por 400 rebeldes. 30 ru--
rales Y 10 gendarmes del Estado
fiicieron una defensa lieroiea. Hoa
ras despu6s llegaron otros 1000 re
beldes Y sigui6 el combate has :
to las siete de la noche del dia Is
Ell Due ces6 por falta de municio-
mes en- las fuerzas leales.
Los revoltosos posesionaronse dc
la plaza y del cuartel, aprchen"
diero. Y fusilaron al Sargento 20
de Rurales Jose Rojas, hombres
que estaban q su mando y res :
guardo de la caballada, llevan :.
dose esta consigo.
Fin seguida, inccndiaron mas
de la mitad de la poblaci6n come.
tiendo atroces depredaciones.
I4a madrugada del l6 llegaron
ruralcs del 26o. Y $50. cuerpos,
en- n1mero de 275 hombres man
dados por los Gomandantes Agui'
lar v Castellanos. Reanud6sc Ell
combate por algunas horas, dan
do por resultado Ia fuga de los
revoltosos hacia Valparaiso.
/ Fttcrzas leales captfIraron & 10
rebeldes que fueron f1silados, en-
contraniose entire ellos ell cabecie
la Oropeza, duien confes6 habef
sido herido Chcch6 Campos Y cue
ell nnmero de muertos fue de loo
yotros tar1tos heridos entire los
rebeldes.
| Entire los defensores del Go
bierno v paisanos hubo 40 n'ter.
tos y algunos heridos.
/ El q. Gobernador del EstadO &C
Imunic6 Embellishments La noticit
al Sir. Sscretario de Gobernaci6f
lIlic. Rafael Hernandez y felieitf
en- la cof1testaei6n reapectiya al
jefe polftieo de ColatlAn por la
heroica defenga 8 por haber eva.
cuado Jalisco los bandidos.
Fue puesto en- hbertad Ell Ameri
oano Goliath,
Sc IsaY, reeibide notioias telegra
gieas de Due los rebeldes Chihua
Il1uenaes due secuostraroll al nor
teameriaafo Mr. James S. Col
lbatl,, en- ei mineral do "Tloa hztl-
.iies'', to puseron en libertad alI
i Ihaber recibido Ia sarna de diners
i qus pedian.
lEr.a verdadsFa situaoi6n 81 Duran
1 60.
Dioe a1gI Na0ionaiv de- Msxic'
| con fsrha 20 dol aettfal
4 argonaa qt1e aenbAn de liega
4 da la capital del EaEado de Du
i range, + tEende flib pare el aifs
.Iai0 aa a1gn1os nee rios, nos info
M aY1S les Inform sl0isea de i
nrenAa sando eusnta IL lag IS
i pradaafoneH Que c0fHatsn Ists IaI
4 doieros, apsaaa 81 dan ustN ~ s
Iden ds los Inll6hoH atr0fsAIlga Ga
siae han h0Tnstide. zts
]. LIS lHaTEaa 4le taIat0 eE -
!. IbisrnO federal como ai del K1a Z
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-12-26
las NOtCias dc Ia Revue|ta en- Mexico
nil tedeaes oe en- Esdo de chihuahua Sc necesan cnco mil
mas nara extermnar vanddkmo La stlaC6n en- Durango


nan destacado para hacer tfente
los reVolucloharlos en- las DIVER '
sas poplaclones'son tan pocas,que
Sc ha dado eL mlsmo case regiaEra5
40 va en- dlVefsos puntos Gel u.s..
tado oe Morelos' donde las esca-. "a
sas guarnlclones, ieJos ae paF' pfestaaFf'
algun auxilio, SOLO slrVen para
despertar las iras de los reoeldes,
que destroZan esas Iuerzas con
pfoposito de apooerarse dc las ar
mas, 8, q nle lseyia5i y q
III vaiie ae Foahas, Prac1iea- @
mente ma estado en- poder de las
fuefzas feVolucioharias dttrahte
mas Gle uh mes, las que 10 atraVe-
saDan Ell 9istihCas alreccioiies'
seh.Dranao lh ucsolacioh y IA n"e
se Oh Vonos -, los ptn'os W. 'oo" -
Santa Ines tfu6 incendiado, y 4 la
luz de la inmensa hornaza los ban
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( - m ha";anJa @ 10 Santa Lucia So
did / IN easo Que ha consternado 4
todas las eentes de la region. TN
iabrieeo hombre rudo dedicado
{ las faenas del campo durante to
.da al yida nj darse cuenta de la
proximidad de los yandalos, en-
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sara q a9oie an sprhem an,,e,tas aus ss" s,,s
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AYTsO.

Tengo de venta cien solares en- la ciu-
dad de Kyle, 4 precios sumapente ba.
Jos. desde $1,000 q $75.0
No teniendo representante alguno en-
eea, los que Sc interesen, dirijanse al
suscrito.
J. r. MARMION, Agente de soiares.
Palestine, Texas.
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oarrera en- tropel ' 12 muertos.

En- una alarrna de ineendio pro
duciia en- una exhibition de ci-
nomat6grafos en- Bruselas. la ca
pital de BeIgica, Europa, Ii no.
Che del 20 del actual,ia coneurren
ola SO echo 4 eorrer para las
puertas en- tropel, atropellandose
unos con otros por salir pronto y
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MILO CAMpA sIs ENCUEfJ.
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matandose doce personas, que fue
ron pisoteados sin piedad en- la
estampida. Como veinte iesio-.
nados mas resultaron de La carre.
ra salyaie, Y el ineendio solo ft8
una pelienia Due Sc inflanid. De
mode Que fueron indtiles las cas-
frerag y las deggracias,
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