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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
Admirable Sermon del Dr.. Hills

IGl fomosc plcdicador dc Broo--
kIyn, DR.. Newell Dwight Hills,
eli sermon dc: domingo dicZ
del mes actual en- la iglcsia Me
todista de Travis Park de csta
ciudad, hizo ddmirablas comen--
tarios sobrc III organization po-
Utica civil dc los Estado1 Uni
dos. Dijo que las iustitucioncs 1t
este pals son bucnas Y progrcsan,
pcro que los foinbres son los pco.
res del mundo para dejarsc scdu.-
cir del diuero
Son tcntado;as por cicrto Jas
! clocuentes frasts del DIR. Hills, y
vamos Il trnsladar nucstra idio.
ma algunos paragrafos dc su scr
mon para iIustrar esta cr6nica.
"S0mos una raza Degenerate y
ambulantc tras el "d6lar," :. dijo
el ofadoI' Hills. " cstamos produ-
cicndo mas ambulantes tras cl do,
lar. El niiio americana corrc mas
listo tras Tin l'eso Y 10 adquicrc
mas prQnto Que I'M hombre dc
cual4uiera otro pais. ST ostuvic-
ra un peso 6 dollar colgado del
/ otro lado del inferno. presto q
Inifio 8 la Ilifia amcricana brinca-
rian al abismo por coger en-. sns
Imanos csc peso
Estamos tai tnetidos en- cons
Itrucciones tic easas lie oomereios
p 1crtcs Y Was fhrPcas, y on erins
dc caballos Notmales y vacas de
Jersey, Que ya olyidamos Iii pof.
.Esia. Ii ilisfofia, LII fiiosoffa = Ia
| democracia
i Iiabl0ndo dol derecho do n,tfra
gio en- favor d. las lnnjeres ame.
IrieanDs, tifIfaaus sc abstnyo dc 70
imcfitar OF tenn on general, expire.
Is6 quo no debe coneedcrso ese
/ derecho Il las nujcres, porano no
/ 90 gaianterfa roner gobre el be,
i llo sexo tan pssada Garga, Y elias
pueden eunHar iD6a fla1o con q
yoto que el qnp eafsan los hom-
lues aeiua1mehfe GOA el iiislto
"!!,ps hombres las Hniljerea sof
tDlidadea psf4nIena igaaiea aeian
te d8 bios, dile II gefrin ttttoi
VtfOs II ifiiama
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14

los invasoresEy los americanos q
hubieran pcrmanccido Ell Mexico
corrfan grande peligro,, no de par
tc del gobierno, Que es bastantc
ilustrado para ometer tales actos
salvajcs, sino dc parte dc irrcspo.I
sables i,andidos
Exccptllando cl cas9o dc III cri-
men comctido .,or ladroncs Y nsr-
sinos, los amcricanos v cXtranic-.
ros estar bicn Erotegidos en- Bus
personals por las autoridades de
Mexico contra operaciones revolu
cionarias. Es I'm hecho que cl
gobicrnC mcXicano esta obligado
pagar cl tlltimo ccntavo por dar.-
i1Os causados / personals y propic.
dades extranjcras residentes en-
Mexico, bajo tratados que les dan
csc derecho. Tales reclnmos rc.
prcsentarhn una gran suma, pcro
tsta serA pagada.'
"NosotrOs somos algo rcsponsa.
blcs dc las con,'icioncs dc MGxi-.
co, Nucstras icycs dc ncutrali-.
dad nj fucron hrchas con claridad
v precision, nj fncr0n hastantc
fnertcs para >''itar que paslran
armas 4 Nader; eli Su asalto al
gobicrno dc Di%. Estas icyes ncl,.
trales son ant:ouarias, absurdast :
inadecuadas para cl bucn descm--
p6iio de nucstras obligaeionrs net
trales.
"Creo que el Prcsidente Taft
trabaia por im;,edir I'M conflicto,
y todo amante de Ia paz debe ro-
gar B. Dios porque los esfuerzos
del Presidente tengan exito.'
"Aun una po,itica coalici6n ten
poral con Mexico seria i'm sinies.
tro. Nos tracria dieciseis Milo
mes do dcscont"ntos contra nues.
tro gobicrno Ge oeupaci6n. Els
tempo dc peIisar con calma y
friaidad. y espcrar con pacicncia
que cl f'rcsidente que 4 todos nos
representa-, rcsnelva screno este
intrincado y con1plicado profile
ma.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14

Tn telegraEa dc fecha II dc
Mario actual Ci6 cucnta de una
grandc dcrrota inferida csc dfa
4 los Vasquistas en- Culiacan, la
ciudad capital de Sonora, ell IN
combatc reiiido en- las GALES. Los
EcderaloS usaron ametralladcraS
~ fueron batidos 800 alzados, m,l.
riendo lie este, un ntimero con-.
siderable, siendo sus ba,ias entire
muertos, heridos y prisioneros,
doscientos homhrcs. De los fedc
ralcs hubo pocos.
La otra derrrta tuvo lugar Ger.
ca de Gomez ialacio, on la que
los VasQuistas perdicron $50 HON
bres cl dia 8 Gel actual Los re-
beldcs primcro fucron derrotados
y obligados po" una fucrza de ru.
ralcs 4 salir de- Gomez Palacio cl
sabado s, y Sc conccntraron On
iii rancho dvndc sufrieron cl
scgundo ataqu& por una c0lunna
qe lnfanterlA. taballerla y art!ll"~
ria rccitn llegada i Torrc6n at
mando del general Aubcrt, 1t cu-.
va descarga dc artillerla huycron
los sublcvados muy mcrmados POI
cl active fllcgo, dejando muchas
provisiones v trmas eli 81 campo.
El domingo Gicz del actual sa-
licron trcnes dc Monterrey con-.
ducicndo comestibles para Tor
re6n.
Los americaros que llegan 4
I'll Pase raoeeGentes de Chihua-,
hua, dicen que la fuerza de O.
rocco no es como sc dice, pucs
es muy poca no tienc mlcho
parquc y reina mucha diseordia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
ArdienteS
PrOCldTTlaS

Nos remiten de El Paso la ST.
guiente Hoja suelta que fu6 dis.
tribuida alli en- abundancia estos
dias por los leales patriotas me-
xicanos RESIDENCES alli;
ALERTA PUEBLO MEXICA.
NO. La gloriosa historic de Me-
xico Sc repite Y & la fecha apa-
recen como 1nicos heroes patrio-
tas v liberadores Gle principles Y
firrnes conviccionea, HIDALGO,
JUAREZ Y MADERQ.
TRATDOREs q SUI Madre Pa
tria, MEJIA MlRAMON Y o.
ROCCO.
El sentimiento p1blico mexi-
cano Sc alza en- todas parties con-
ire el desleal Orozco.
ss.a
Otra Hoja suelta patriotica es
la siguiente, que tambien nos vi-
no de El Paso:
ALERTA PUEBLO tMEXICA-
NO. Sc ha descubierto ei conf
plot del partido Cientihco v oroz.
GO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
La deoiinaoi6n del Gobierno en-
ell indulto dc Compton

El efesto sentido en- los habi..
santes dc Laredo fut aatisfaeto,
rio luego que SO supo que el j..
1ocutiyo decline la graeia de ift~
dulto en favor del REQ j -.
Compton, 81 eual ser6 ejoentado
son el paailio de la carcol do La
redo, Texas, ol pr6xitno viernes,
para cnya trista cerefnonia so
fla erigido va la piataforma de
Id mnorte dentro del nismo ins~.
titnto correctional
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
NUEvO pERIoDICo GoBIER.
NISTA

Hace pocos dfas cerro la opera
ci6n de eompra dei peri6dfco "El
Diarioo dc la Ciudad de Mexico,
el seflor Ministro de Hacienda
don Ernesto Madero. pag6 el 25
d. 8 do esa ilogociacion auebrada
.'Ei Diario' adoptara I'm carae-
Ter aefli.aiieial,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
To Advertisers.

Eli REGIDoR has the largest
circulation Of any Of the Spanish
papers in Texas. Our books are
open for public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
BE RgHTAN

Cnart0a bien ventiIndos y en- Hi
gar gentrico dc Ia poblaci6n poF
$500 81 nea 0cufran i las efiei
nas de EI. RIsCfDOK.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
Mas Derrotas Infligidas q los
Vasquistas Orozco no lie
CARA q Torre6n

y anarqula entire los jefes su.-
Dalternos, 10 que incapacita d o.
rocco para podsr dar un comba.-
tc en- Torre6n. Si 10 hay So
IA Ell chihuahua.
Orozco no llegara q Torre6n.
Pascual Orozco no podrd lle-
gar nunca d Torrc6n, por eatar
destruida la viz fGrrea cerca de
Santa Rosalia por un travecto
&c tres Kilometres, 6 sea POGO mas
dc dos millas, rielos Y durmien-
tes tucron acarreados leios de Ia
via dcstruida Dentro de Santa
Rosalia y Torre6n cxisten colum-
mas dc tropas icdcrales que nu-
meran de tres 4 cinco mil hon
bres, protegidos. por artillcrla mo
derna, Ia que probablcmcntc no
solo pucdo impedir, sino tambitn
barrcr las hucstcs vandalicas 81
avanzam hasta III.
Demonstration ratriotica en- favor
del Gcbiel no en- Mexico.
FL domingo dicz del actual tu-
vo lugar en- la ciudad de Mexico
una gigantcsca manifestation pa
triotica en- las Gales por medic
1c una tormac:1n dc varios miles
dc ciududanos que EN- procession CT
vica sc dirigi0 al Pulacio Nacio--
nal dar p1bllco testimonio dc
su confianza, Eatriotismo Y afec.
Ito que sienten ssfayor del go-
bierno de Madero. .El sciior Pre-
sidente Madero sali6 al balloon del
paiacio v arcngG al pueblo en- ter.
minos calurosos y clocuentes, elo-
giando su cord,,ra V patriotismo,
sicndo varias vcces intarrumpidO
cl orador con aGlirantes ovacioncs
La procession dcsfilG on ordcn,
csto prob6 una vcz mas que cl
pueblo estd con cl gobicrno.
Dos mujeres patriotas en- las Ca
lies de Monterrey.
El domingo y parte del lines
rccOrricron las callcS de Monte.
rrcy dos patriGtas muieres, rc,-
particndo gratia hojas sueltas del
mnnificsto del Prcsidentc MaAcrt
Il Ia nacion, ell cuYo manifesto,
fochado cl 3 de Mario, asegnra
Madero defender In bandcra dc
Ia legalldad que .cl pueblo ha
pucsto en- sus manos, hasta mo-.
rir Ell su defensa, 81 fuerc ncce~,
snrio
Estns dos patriotas seiioras, ST
. mona Guajardo de Gonzalez y
Ricardo Martinez dc Lozano, dis.
tribuycron diez mil copias dc di.
cha hoja sueltd, no obstante Ia
llovi2na que cubria las Was PIT
blicas dc Monterrey csc dia.
III acto patr6tico dc estas da.
, mas fh6 congratulate y bien re-.
+, cibido por 81 pueblo y el hello
scxo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
Angel lido.

Angel lido.
lsl @ de Febrero falleci6 On
Baatr0p, Texas Ia fina Sarita H.
guirre, Il Ia edad tle seis inescs u
euatro dias. Sstis afltaidos padres
lose @. Aguirre II E'slieitas Gayas
zos d0 A0uipre fieploran la de-
Isaparici6n dol 6neel
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
~ los anunciadOres.

Ell REGIDOR" deno n,nyc.,
circulation que c1alQuiera de Io1,
per6dicog que &c publican en- ~,
pat0l an Texas. NueBtrUS libKo
esstan 9 la vista de Qufen QuieEa.
inspe ccionarlos. 81,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15
NORTH ANDOVER.
Special Correspondence 70 the Herald

Special Correspondence 20 the Herald.
Zen Retallic and family attended a birth
day dinner at Art RetalliC's last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Seipp attended church
in Glen Haven Sunday.
Miss Efie Ryan and Mrs. VIII Ryan went
to Bloomington last Tuesday.
Chas. LeOtfelhoitz, Chas. Richard and
Ferdinand Schneider, went to Moline last
Thursday The latter two purchasing
autos. They returned home overland
Mrs. Oscar BOnham of Bagley visited Mrs
Charlie Bohringer a part of last week.
DR.. Kennedy was called to John Zeigler's
Monday to see a sick horse.
Will Clauer Will return to Dakota this
week.
The Leap Year Dance given by the ladies
of North Andover Friday night was a sue
cess in every way, and a good time for all
that attended
Miss Grace Bars school closed last Fri
day in Little Grant making the second year
in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Zeigler were in Lancas-
ter Sunday to see Edith Zeigler.
Mothers Day was observed in different
places around here.
John Bass helped Lou Bennett haul a
handsome monument to Blake's Prairie Gem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15
BEETOWN.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Remember the dance May 22nd F;
music by Catalan orchestra of La
Crosse.
The Ladies Aid Society meets May
23rd with Mrs Mary Walters. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Archie Chapman is home from
dubuque.
Guy Horsfall and wife, Of Lancas-
tere were down Friday.
Bloomington callers last week :
Preston Hayden and wife, Mesdames
John Taylor Jr. and Sr., Mrs. Ralph
Birch.
Those who were shopping in Lam
caster last week we're: George Bon
ham, Everett Blackburn, Tom Nc
Connell, Mrs. NJ. Auel and son
Tommy Mrs. Joe Duncan.
J. A. Jamison held service Sunday
evening.
Dr. Kraut attended a medical meet
ing at Platteville Thursday.
VIM. Brun has had a we'll drilled.
DR.. KrauU reports new boy at the
Toay Garner hons.
Mrs. s. shinoe and Mrs. George
Garner. of Burton, were here Tues
day.
Miss Sarah Smith. of Lancaster, is
visiting at George Bonham's.
Mrs. Sam Birch left Monday for
Dakota, called there by the serious
illness of her sister Miss Eliza Brad
bury.
Mr.. Eggan, of Dubuque, called here
Monday.
Matt Auel and son Erskine are
building an arch bridge near the Hur-
ricane.
Ice cream at the hotel Saturday
evening, May 18th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15

etery for his wife's grave there.
Mrs. John Zeigler is improving and gains
rapidly from her recent illness and we hope
to see her out soon.
Miss Pearl Blewett is think ng of having
music class here.
johnnie Jack was called to James Ryan's
Monday to work on well. Johnnie is a good
well man and should b. patronized by those
in need of his help.
Mrs. Will Chapman who went to Roches-
ter Hospital last week returned home Mon
day afternoon for time.
The Ladies Aid Society met last Thurs
day with Mrs. Fred Clauer and had a very
good attendance.
DR.. S. w. Doolittle called at John ZeigIer's
last Thursday to see Mrs. Zeigler.
Mrs. Charlie Bohringer and Mrs. Bonham
went to Lancaster Wednesday to see their
aunt, Mrs. Tiff who is seriously sick. with
little hopes of her recovery.
Miss Clara Schneider spent Sunday at her
home in CaSSville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15

with a fine gasoline engine for power
are making cream not only for their
own use but for several dealers in
other towns as we'll.
F. L. Greer, accompanied by Carl
Selle, went to Bagley last week and
did some fixing up about Mr.. Greer's
summer cottage.
John Hampton, who is painting
with Frank Louisignau at Patch
Grove, was home over Sunday.
Harvey Linton is building barn
3Ox100 on his farm ii Little Grant
Will and Frank Cooley and Burr
Knapp have been laying the founda-
tion and cement floor.
Les. Pritchett has his ice cream
parIor completed. He is selling
Schmidt's ice cream.
John Shipley has painted and re-
novated the Taylor barber shop until
it appears as neat as a pin. Mr..
Shipley is doing a nice business.
R. N. Hoskins and Luke Webb
conducted the funeral of Mrs. George
Humphrey at Mt Hope, Sunday. She
was one of the old residents OF that
place, and for 66 years had lived in
the home in which she died.
Lewis BETTER made trip to
Dakota last week.
Miss Lizzie Anderson died at Patch
Grove Sunday.
j. NJ Hayden was up from Bee
town Monday, looking young as a
man of forty.
Miss Ella Paetzer Of Patch Grove,
visited here Wednesday.
NJ. Casey and wife and D. Bal
lantine made business trip to Prairie
du Chen Monday
The time for the report OH the in
come tax proposition has been extend
ed to May 10TH All property holders
are expected to report before that
date.
Harry Geiger is having vacation,
and with his wife is visiting at
Oelwein. Iowa. Mrs. Quigley is
with the children.
Miss May Young is home from Lam
caster, where she was engaged as nurse
for few days.
Misses Roxa Prideaux and Mile
Schreiner visited at Bagley and Prairie
du Chen Saturday.
Wanted Warmer weather. Hatch s
Ice Cream Parlors.
Shelby Goold. of Woodman and
Lulu Weaks, of Glen Haven were
married at the Congregational par
sonage by Rev. A. L. Lacey, Monday
p. LII. They were accompanied by
Leroy Weaks and Miss Ethel Wood
ington The happy couple will en-
gage in farming between Mt. Hope
and Woodman.
Rev. g. F. Hambleton, dist. supt !,
preached in the Baptist church Sun
day,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-15
DICKEYVILLE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
DiCkeyyille Creamery is completed al last,
this makes the farmers wear a smile as it
viii be great relief to them to take cream
and deliver it at the creamery. So far this
spring they had it delivered to Platteville on
Mondays and Tuesdays.
Miss Mamie DreSSler went TO DUBUQUE for
an extended visit with relatives and friends.
Mr. Fred Hughes OF Darlington, has been
spending a few days in our vicinity the past
week
Mr. John Eggers. our telephone operator
has an assistant. Miss Thresa Bode to take
charge of central while he is engaged in
hauling lumber for the new saw mill.
Mr.. Frank Wash, agent for hail and cy-
clone insurance, stopped few days in our
town.
The dance given by Bartel Wiederholdt
proved a success. All reported good time
Mr.. Frank Brandt OF Keller, came to
DickeYville and purchased some OF the
newly sawed lumber at the mill.
For Deering Binders and Mowers, call on
Wagner g Bode
The clover huller belonging to the Bode
brothers has completed the work until fall
Mr.. Joe Schroeder, Nick Zimmerman having
charge of the machine, hulled thirty bushels
in one and one-half day, John Montag acted
as water boy.
One day last week while running in a
pasture, colt belonging to John Thinner
legs, which causes the animal severe pains.
This shall teach all parties, going hunting
OF shooting chipmucks to take more care in
what direction they shoot, and at what
objects they shoot.
Will Kraig, of POtosi, called on some of
our business men Friday morning
Jim HartShOrn and family have moved
down near the Burlington road at Blake
Jim is employed on the bridge gang as a
driver.
Emannal Snyder, of Dubuque, called Sat-
nrdaY morning; Emanuel thought the
rainy weather was pleasant for taking
drives.
Johnnie Kowalski has been engaged in
setting up corn cTltivators and planters the
past week.
Little Gertrude, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Willie WiederhOldt, who has been staying
with her uncle, John Wagner. returned to her
home near Harpy Corners for a few days
visit.
Fred Krog, of Platteville has been here
the past few days, inspecting the new
creamery, which began work Monday;
William Schmitz is employed as butter
maker
Elmer Helbing and wife Sundayed at the
home of Mrs. Joseph BOde
Henry Richards from Ogallah, Kans and
lady friend, Miss Bertha Duve, Sundayed
at the George Egger home,
The Big Sandy news., 1912-04-12
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Effective January !, 1912.
Local trains leave Louisa, south-
bound, 1865 n m. week days, and
5:24 p m. daily.
North bound. leave Louisa 9:2a
a. m, daily. 1854 D. m. week days.
Arrive Ashland 1875 a. m, daily;
500 p IN. week days
To Lexington. Louisville and West.
Leave Ashland 1905 p. m. 4:i5
a, m. daily. Local, week days to
Lexington, l0;40 a. m.
To Cincinnati and West.
Leave Catlettsburg. express,
daily, 422 a. m. 6:02 a. m, i2:i2
p m. Locals, 5:39 a, m. week days.
1926 y. m. daily.
Leave Ashland, express, daily.
4;S7 a. m. 6:13 a. m, 1900 D. m.
Locals. 5;55 a. m..week days, i2:42
p. m. daily.
Eastbound. Main Line.
Leave Ashland, express, daily.
1888 p. M. 1890 a. m. 1888 a. IN.
Local, daily to Huntington, l2:4s u.
m; runs to Hinton week days.
Local. week days. to Huntington,
S:45 p. m..4:32 am. daily Vlrginian
Railway points via Deepwater.
S. J. JUSTICE, Agt., Louisa, Ky.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-04-12
NzzWN6lto|k&W6staIv
Effective June II, 1911.
Lv Fort Gay Central Time. ]

1916 a m Daily For Kenoya.
Ironton, Portsmouth. Cincinnati.
Columbus. Pullman sleeperB 20
Cincinnati and Columbus. Connec-
ton via Chicago aud st. Louis for
the West and Northwest.
1904 p, N Daily For Columbus,
Cincinnati and intermediate s.ations.
Pullman Sleeper Cafe Car To Col
umbus. Connects at Cincinnati and
Columbus for points West.
Lv. 2;02 a. IN. Daily-For Will
hanson. Weleh. Bluefield. Roanoke,
Lynchburg. Norfolk. Richmond. pan
man sleepers, Cafe Car
200 y. m. Daily For William
son. Weleh. fillefleld. Roanoke,
Norfolk. Richmond Pullman Sleeper
to Norfolk Cafe Car.
Train leaves Kenoya s:25 A. in.
Daily for Williamson. via Wayne,
aud leaves Kenoya for Portsmouth
and local stations 5:47 D. m. Daily.
and leaves Kenoya G:00 "A. IA. DAILY
Tor Columbus and local stations.
For fun information apply TO
W. II. BENIIiI, q. 4. A.
W. q. SAUNDERS, Asst. Pass. Art.
ROANOKE. VA.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-04-12
True Courtesy.

True courtesy Is "the beauty 81
the heart" How well Il Ia that
no class has monopoly In this kiud
OF beauty, that while favorable cir
cumstances undoubtedly do rend "
good manners more common among
persons moving In higher rather
than In lower spheres. there should
nevertheless be no positive hind
rance 10 the poorest classes having
good manners. Here is an illustrs-
ton OF true politeness exhibited by
both classes OF society One day. N
hastily turning the corners OF n
crooked street in the city. young
lady ran with great force against
a ragged little beggar boy. and AL
most knocked him down Stopping a
soon as she could. she turned ar
ound and said very kindly to the
boy, q beg your pardon. my little
fellow am very sorry that ran
against you"
The poor boy was astonIshed. tie
looked at her for a moment in sur
prise. and then. taking off about
three-quarters OF cap, he made a
low bow and said. while a pleasant
smile spread itself all over his face.
You can h'ev my pardlng. miss, and
welcome; and the next time you
run again Inc, you can knock me
clean down and | won't say word.
After the lady had passed on he
turned to his companion and said
81 say, Jim, it's the first time ]
ever had anybody ask my parding,
and 1t kind o. took me off my feet.
After all that has been said about
rare treasures OF art and nature that
may lend attraction to a home and
Its surroundings, It remains that
the fairest home ornaments are
bright joyous faces; and where thess
are wanting. all else goes for little.
The Big Sandy news., 1912-04-12
home Circle COLUMN.
COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN
THE HOME CIRCLE AT
EVENING TIDE.
Are you an III" or a "can'3

Are you an 'it,' or rcau1"
Honesty aud good manners always
bring good returns
49,.
Many a man has made fortune
by the aid OF advertising
Lost Somewhere between deck
OF cards. a good reputation.
There is ever new field In the
business world for the ambitious,
Opportunity and possibilities new
er rise on the horizon OF the pessi-
mist
There are many housekeepers who
work sixteen hours day, while
three or four healthy. active boys
stand around aud watch her, They
cannot help her because housework
is girls work" and they cannot
lower their standard OF American
manhood. A little reform would
work for good in more ways than
one in all such cases.
AZ We went to our office yester-
day we saw one of our citizens beat
ing his dog The dog desired TO fol-
low his master, and he followed in
spite OF the kicks he received. sim
ply because he loved him AS mat
ter of fact dog will die for a
master who sinryea and heats him
The Big Sandy news., 1912-04-12

Lexington Ky April 6-Mrs. Ara
bella Marcum. widow of James b.
Marcum, for whose assassination
Curt Jett and Tom White are ncs
serving a life sentence in the State
penitentiary at Frankfort, arrived
here this morning from her home in
jackson, enroute to Frankfort where
che will appear before the state
Prison Commission to file yigof-
Gus protest against the parole Of
Jett and White.
Mrs. Marcum has with her many
letters from citizens OF Jackson and
Breathitt county who urge that the
parole not be granted. Those will be
filed against the parole of Jett and
White. when it was proposed year
ago Twice has the Prison Commits
sion turned down the application Tor
a parole of Iett and White, but
this time, it is said. that strong
pressure is being brought to bear by
Influential Democratic politicians 10
have the men paroled, the grounds
being that they have confessed re-
llgion and demonstrated, by their
interest in religious work in the
prison, that they want to live bet
ter lives.
The health Of White, 1t is also
said, is breaking down, ana this IS
one reason that his release is being
sought by relatives and friends
Mrs. Marcum while here to-day,
made the significant statement,
which has never been published be-
fore, that it was White who fired
the fatal shot which ended the lie
OF her husband in the Breathitt
County Courthouse at Jackson in
1903.
She says that Jett fired the first
shot, but that her husband was get
ting up from where he had fallen
when White raised his weapon and
shot him through the head, killing
him instantly. She says that she
has the statement to this effect OF
The Big Sandy news., 1912-04-12

while man-d divine man himself
has->been known to sneak away from
a friend In trouble, dlsavowing Ill
obligations, 1t was a philosopher
none too cynical who said that he
more he saw OF men the more he
thought of dogs The dog Is al
ways genuine, always frank. and
honest and faithful. lie shows more
honesty in one wag of his tail than
some men do in whole lifetime.
speechless, he can express more
love than man can, and he never
expresses IL falsely, His humble pro-
tessions are true, whatever befall,
till death itself.