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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18
Humane officer.

Fletcher Thomas, telephone %, is
humane officer for the Fl PasO Humane
society. and Will investigate complaints
on request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Best facilities for furniture storage
e. FL FaEO storage Warehouse. Get
rates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18
--7eWS
Nv BreUities
eLUS
rrnin Bulletin.

Golden State limited train from the
east on the Southwestern, due al .Sy
p. m, is reported six hours late =, n
train No. z, from the east que az Z,
m Is reported five hours late' J. =
p train No s. from the east, que AZ
8.25 D. m. is reported two hours Iate-
All other trains are reported on lllue
Thursday afternoon and evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

DR.. PrenfIss. diseases OF stomach aad
Intestines. Roberts Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18
Liner AEround.

DR. Fof,fnson. diseases OF children
renlovei5ro zll-sI2 ROBERTS Banner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Don't sell furniture. Cheaper to store
with Ell Paso Storage Warehouse.
Phone for rates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Rev. p. j. Rice 10 Preach.
Rev. p J. Rice VIII preach Ionlsht At
the salvation army hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Pasteurized milk-El Paso Dairy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

DR.. Gerber, diseases OF women, ana
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 31s Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

obvatloas trksn q = n bsrsnty-aftA EasEidiaa tina
fsoBAHs lines through Points Of eqoA ~
fsoTEnlu or doad Ine pss through ponts q equal
rurnuTs thOy vii b drawn olly for iroszzs - sac 10
OloadJs cloudy @ ruiAs @9Eao~' 9 report 1ai'1ins-
Arrow a Nth Wind Prs 6EEe minimum tsPsstaFo
ttiFd- Vind VSl5iitI q = r1ilas per hOar & asEA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Dr.. schuster RGd Reinemund, ROD
erts-Banner BLDG Providence Hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

DR.. A. r. sfllI Osfe0paThic lntirmoFy,
Dr. Ira W. Collins, physician IN chieI'
Dr Amelia Burk. DR. Grace paTker. Dr..
Paul H. Collins. consulting physicians.
zUl West Missouri street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Ralf w. Border, Lawyer, S13 Ameri-
can Bank Bldg. Bell Phone 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Full measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Picture framing. glass. paints. mckee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

DR.. H. F. Wright. Herald building,
OsteOpathy q specially.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18
Big IeicIe Kills child.

DR.. Thatcher. veterinary. sls Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

De Luxe Train Loaded.
The train de luxe of the Sunset route
from the west, which arrived in FL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Mexicrn- Herald on Sale
at Wards Pharmacy, in FL Paso.
Complete and reliable news OF what
happens in Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Sister Of FriscO's Mayor.
Mrs W II. Rolph, Of san Francisco
sisterinlaW Of mayor J.. Rolph, OF the
same city, passed through FL Paso on
the train de luxe en- route TO New Or
leans Thursday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18

Engraved Visiting Cards.
Our work is the best
J. B. Sutton Co, III n. stanton st.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

beg to acknowledge the receipt of
your inquiry OF recent date concerning
the reputation and character OF Dr.. II.
D. Hatfield. and his standing in the
Southern counties.
Dr.. H2thcld's character rs q man IS
unimpeac enable and his integrity IS uu-
questioned. He has been practicing
medicine in Mcdowell AID adjoining
counties for many years, and thou
sands OF people know him as a kind
hearted friend OF the sick room He
will answer the call OF the sick room
&c the night ever SO dark, the distance
great. the roads rough or the pay un-
certain.
!e Is clean OF all vicious or bad Nab
Its, rs clean and upright man as TIC
State Of West Virginia holds and hi1
broad and virile statesmanship, e.
scther with q great bodily endurance
under the strain Of hard work will
make hin. an ideal governor. am,
Very sincerely yours,
ISAAC WRIGHT,
Minister Christian Church.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11
Ecv. w. n. n. Cook, Pastor Missionary
Baptist Church.

Window, w. Va. April I, 1919.
Rov. +. G.. w. Ford.
Grafton, w. Va.
My Dear Sir:
Yours CT the &c inst. duly came to
hand and glad to hear frC,n you. In
regard to Dr.. Hatfield as & candidate
for governor CT West Virginia, will
GnT: Id IS a GplcnGid nan. & true Re
publican, and Il elected to the high
ACnors to wh.cn he asp:vcg, Will make
a noble governor. To - q man OF
strong executive ability. N:El. upright
and true, and coming from tGc strong
est Republican county IN ,-,a s.ato, We.
IN this SGctlCn, think bis C,%ims have
great merit IN their. We truly nope
the party will be guided 2ri',nt il he
selection OF rlGn to ill ;na Office o.
SO grave responsibilities. D.. Hatfield
can do tbs with dignity, end. II no-Ai.
mated, viii ada strength 10 the ticket.
Whatever the outcome, however, Or.
Hatfield, with his great force, VIII al,
ways be found active and energetic,
fighting for the right
Hoping to hear crOm you again,
Respectfully,
w. II. II. Coo. Pastor Missionary Bap.
list Church.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11
BIOGR PLY OF
EMINENT NEGRO MEN AND
WOMEN OF EUROPE AND
HE UNITED STATES.

THE UNITED STATES.
Adapted to the use Of Students of
race history, and Of Negro youth. A
valuable aud handy reference book eith
questions and answers. Is printed on
heavy paper in good, large clear type.
And compactly bound in boards. A
copy Of his book should be in every
Negto home. Irice Que dollar per VOL
ume-$1,OO Cash must invariably &C.
company all orders postage paid. Good
live agents wanted for West Virginia
No sample outfits, Stamps not accep-
ted. For further information and terms
TO Agents, Address,
John Z. Bruce Grit, Author and. Pub
tSunnyslope Cottage, Yonkers, N. Y.
Refers to J. r. Clifford, Esq,
Editor Pioneer Press.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Mothers day will he observed ct
the Raleigh Street Dudley Baptist
Church Sunday evening a. 8 p. n.
Rev. r r. Thompson will preach a
special sermon. The choir will
appear for the first time in their vts
try robee. AL are Invited.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11
Rev. RI. 2. Brown, 2astor n. e. Church
South.

EcEnan, w. Va, April Il, 1919.
Rev. F. G.. W. Ford.
Grafton. ". Va.
Dear Sir and Brother:
In replying to y0Hr inquiry Of April
Sd, will say that have been pastor
OF the M. F.. Church, South, at I7c'..
man, w. Va, the homo town of Dr.
Hatfield, for the pat three years
l find him o true, hl3h-tonad gentle
man IN every respect, strictly moral
In character, faYorably disposed TO-
ward the churches, q liberal contrib.
Utor to their institutions anI On ~
tea1ant Of tho services whonoycr op
rOTtunity presents itself lie Is strict
~ temperate n every respect, stand:
Ing high among the people, not only
in A.a home town ard county, but also
wherever he is known.
AS minister Of the gospel. I have
never taken any part in politics. be.
cause OF the strong sentiment against
ministers mixing in political affairs;
yet l believe wo havo neglected on.
duty along this line, to some extent
The time has como when every citizen
should take a stand for c,yic righteous
ness and help to put in oT.c1 mon
panoplied In tho arnor OF Irdaycud
ence. Men CT such striking indiyidu.
atty end personality that they VIII
stand as mile-posts along the grea,
highway OF politics and statesman.
ship, and In their signal supremacy
turn about the tide CT human affairs,
nGDjrn0 md lytnI1;rf,
ton IN every human breast. Men who
are capable Of independent action, not
bound by hordes Of tyrants or ruthiesJ
demagogues, not ruled by the money
kings, but who have conscience and
q VIII; who act honestly and upright
ly IN spite Of all the corrupt influence
that might be brought to bear upon
them. Men who are not led and ruled
by Idle clamor, but wko seek tho right
and follow 1t consciennously. Men
who mould public opinion and shape
the destinies Of our People.
DR.. Hatfield Is tho embodiment Of
oil the above qualitios. He 10 not only
q learned and intellectual man him.
self, but he believes that education Is
the hope Of our country, and that
morality should be inculcatcd into the
very fiber Of our being. He believes
that intelligence Is the pillar and bul.
Wark Of our institutions and that edu-
cation and Contamination should 20
hand In hand.
DR.. Hatfield is man who does not
find his highest glory In the shameful
magnificence Of INSCRIPTIONS political
success; but he is citizen who is en-.
dowed with vigor, broad, mental train.
ing, and armed with patriotism and
ready 20 sacrifice his highest hopes
and ambitions for the welfare Of his
country.
am glad to have this opportunity
to express my opinion Ct Or. Hatfield,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Thompson & Thompson have the
largest stock, the best material
and sell under the best guaran-
tee of any clothing house in
Martinsburg, test it by trying it.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Miss Julia Morgan, who taught
the Buuker Hill School the past sea
SOB, passed through town en- route to
her home in Chatles Town the other
day.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11
Sew. }. T. Grove. Pastor Episcopal
Church.

NHCISH.
Revd. +. C. W. Ford.
Grafton. w. Va.
Revd. and Dear Sir:
Your letter of the 4th reached mo
when ! was arranging to leave town
In order to fiji two appointments for
Sunday. From those Sunday services
| have just been able to get back and
take It up for consideration. You uDk
mo for my personal impression OF Or
NattiCil, and to give You SomC idea OF
the esteem in which no Is generally
held by his nciHhbors. so far from
seeing any reason why | should ne:
accedc to your request. | bcS 10 say
that l take Il very great pleasure III
complying with It,
With DR.. Hatfield | have had = ver,,
cordial and friendly acquaintance for
On first acquaintance one is apt TO yet
tho impression that he Is Il ran CT u
onewhat distant manner. That ia IL
say, his maner Is suggestive Of some
thing like very rcticcnt, very re-
served, or very much p-e0cCupict ch?"
actcr. Better acquaintance not on!y
dispels any such first Impression: i
docs more. It suppinnts 1t with to
tally different impression because Il
dl5oloGos him as man not merely Ct
q genial disposition. but also as po.s
seEs!ug those admirable human quail
Ties Which attract and bind men with
the strong cords Of profound and ST.
core friendship. TnrOl:5, hcut THIS Scc-
ton CT the state DR.. Hatfield hap many
lrlonds. people who SIC G.;;.,unoi 10
lin W.,h q very warn 90 .uo...:;..'A.
lhS fTtencshlp. Dr. li..t..2iL'c family,
moreover, 10 most h Ivy Cn3. nd
While neither tbs Doctor nor any mem.
Der Of his family hNEpeao TO &c IN ID
herent Of NY own communion, yct, j.,
tho course OF my ministry ha"o. Nu-h
my wife and myself have boon co.ig.l-
fu!ly entertained in his homo Ali
those tender sentiments, il fact, which
constitute the essence Of real cortnut-
mcnt and true happine6a, Un1ua-! on-
ably surround and interpoaet-ato Dr.
H2theld'S hOmc-life. III Il DroIessicna!
way, two or three Instances that havo
come under my immediate notice will
be suggestive OF something Of tho
Faiuo attached TO his opinion go we'll
rs something OF the confidence he hca
lndIlrod In his many patrons. About
two years ago the superintendent OF
oEo or our mine operations hore, On
account Of business interests. Wao
compelled to move to the city CT I'h!l-
ndciph!a, and last summer vhl!o n.
Hit2cti"& some Ore-beds near RoanCEa.
Va, he met with serious accident.
rs soon as possible no was taken 10
tho Gale hospital, at Roanoke, with tho
D"3t medical skill at his service.
When, however, his vito arrived from
Philadelphia nothing would satisfy
thom but that DR.. Hatfield should be
Immediately sent for. Another in
stance Of a similar demand occurred
last fall, when a relative Of some OF
the prominent people hero was about
TO undergo a serious operation in Chi.
cago. DR.. Hatheld's advice was rot
merely sought, but his personal at
tendance was required at the time OF
tho operation. Again, ! have Ofton met
Dr. Hatfield on the train going to or.
ferent places IN the course OF his deily
duties, and especially on his way to
and from the WEIGH hospital. His de-
I1canor has always been that Of a 20
lite man, quiet and earnest ond
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Marsinsborg seems 10 be 10 the
'midss Of on epidemic OF measles,
children in every seosion of the city
having them
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Thompson end I'd ompson ere in
reality the bus,lers of 3us.iers il
the CLOTHING line end their STOCK
40 up 70 ds;e 10 etvle and shadee.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Rev. Samuel Nj. Beane leaves on
No, 8 Monday m"ruirg for New
York, 10 which pl~ce he goes TO at.
tend the wedding Of q friend.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11
Entered in Post Office at Martinsbulg
". Va. as Second Class Matter

Sunday excuss'Uus on The B. &
o, are 10 full blast.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

Mr.. John w. CoIsey ia improving
his houses generally.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

and II you should like any further in.
formation l will always take pleasure
in giving you same.
Yours fraternally.
II. b. BROWN,
Pastor NJ. T.. Church, South.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-05-11

some very interesting letters from
West Virginia ministers touching upon
the standing Of DR.. Hatfield. We usa
them with his permission
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
Los campos Mineros en- Mexico
prosiguen trabaiando.

las cmprcsaS mincras eli Me-
XiGo prosigucn trahajando con nc.
tividad. no ohstantc in rOnstantc
salida d3 americanos del pals, a.
sustados con In amoncstacion del
Presidcnte TAFT tltimamcntc.
Con fecha 8 del presente mes,
segnn tclegramGs, Sc supo aqui
que algunos mineralcs ticncn po-
co carbon de ,"edra y aceite pa
ia sus motorcs, y dcbido Il csta
falta de combilstible, por causa
de In re 'oluciIi.. no impulsan sus
trabajos en- grandc escala, pero
continnan los nismos dcspacio Y
con cl POGO suplo dc combustible
que pucdon conseguir.
La famosa nina ala Chispa, -
siluada en- ol eistrito del mismo
nombre, csta paralizada hasta
81 dia primcro del pr6ximo Ma.
yo y. hasta el trabaio dc las BON
bas de agua csta suspendido. lIa
compafiia llamuda "Thc Washing.
ton Mihcs Company" alccnz6
hacc POGO on el distrito dc ca.
nanea una RIGA vcta de plata i
Ila prof,mdida9 de cincuGnta pies
del tiFo que escavaba.
No 80 intorrumpcn ann los en-
barques ferroviarios do ,netales d
tla nina Aguilcrefia en el distrito
do Parral, Que es propiedad dc
lnn rico sindicnto nueyamentr es-.
tableeido alli
George Bannistcr hipotec6 len
acres dc mineral on 81 tlistrito -
Ures por la sunni do treinta y
cinco mil pesos, > picnsa inver-
Itir esta sunni on extraction dc
Imctalea, coinpr0ndo 10 maquina-.
ria neeesaria Eara expiotar cse
distrito rural
In efnpresa tninera moxicona
"Conpania Minera San Vidal y
Anegas' On Marayatio, esM FMS.
talando nuoYa maquinaria y CO
.Ibfias en- q madtramen interior d'
|sas ,ninas, con 81 fin do prcstat
mayor a7guridaa dc Ia vida & sns
Ioptrari0s
i Poaea eata ofsttlpHttIa otfas mi.
inns dtie exploits al poF mayor 81
ei Itstado de t1nauajtiaeo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
Il DiputadO S|ayden contra
Ia Intervention Americana

El diario dc Nucva York titu.
iado "1'he New York American :
PublicG el don.ngo diez dc Mar.
10 actual ciertSs frases dicfas
por el tnongreslsta de la Chmara
de Diputados james Il. Slaydpn
sobre la situae,m dc Mexico Y
Ia possible intervention america
M. y csas palabras son las 81
guientcs
LAS c0ndici, ncs actialeS en-
Mexico son del Iorables, mas no
veo como los amcricanos indivi-
dualmente & 81 Congrcso puedan
M"jorarlas. SGgln las informa--
clones ilegadas 4 mi hasta aho~
IA, no !enemos dcrccho 4 inmis--
cuirnos en- los asuntos lnteriorcs
del vecino pals"
"Si In administration cscucha
ia 4 los histfricos v NAL informa
dos amcricano8. cntrariamos in.
mediatamente IN guerra con Nc
xicO al momcntt
Las suggest, ncs Gle }ntorvcn-
ci6n vicncn de intcrcscs egOistaS
Que Green que 81 los EstadOs t.
nidos cOntrolaran de alg1n mo,
do ell pueblo 1aexicano, valdman
mas las propiedades mineras y
los ranches ali; y serian mayo
res las 2anancids en- minas V otra
cmpresas. TaTbien viencn csas
sugcstiones de amcricanos timi-
dos, que realm,nte quicren pro-
tecci6n, y de eentes turbtllentas
que buscan opt.rtunidadcs cn la
revuelta. Ia intervention no In
quieren los ma, de .os america
NOS Residences en- Mexico con
quienes syo he hablado, pues e.
los Green, como 20, que la inter.
venci6n empeorhria Ia situaci6n.
LA intervention ;miria 4 tcdos
los mexicanos contra nosotrOs. Tar
lncgo como el i,rimcr soldado am,
ricano pasara ID frontera EN- mar.
cha hostil, al momento Orozco, NJ
dcro, Gomez, Reyes, Zapata ~ to
dos los domas puerreros tabccillas
Y faccioncs rcbeldcs formarian III
cuerpo compacto v undo contra
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
La Rebellion en- Mexico
asquez Gomez remuneI6 q
OTOzCO sin COnStanCias
del reCIaTIO

Se ncaba dc echar i la publ.
cidad cl cscandalo de que baio
.el Ministcrio d. Gohernaci6n re-
.Ierescntado cn Mexico por FImi--
ho. VasGuez Gtmez, fuG recon-
peilsado Pascuul Orozco con la
stima q" cincucnta mil pesos por
desembclsos Qu, este habia he.
chp durintc Ia revoluciGn Made
iista el aio paaado, " que Oroz
cesal presenta" dicho rcclamo en-
cnntpa"la dc 81 padre, aconsej6
al #Esobierno hicaera este pago sc-
cresffamente, y que @! rcclamo no
sc hicicra pnb!lco, 10 que no fu6
admitido por Il honrado gohier-
no del Sr. Prrsidentc Mad.rc, s.
nj mismo ticmro Sc lc exigio nj
reclamantc gus justiiicara las
dcbidas prucbas del reclamo, 10
queeno hizo Orozco. pero STEM.
pre}logr6 obt"ter los cincucnta
mil pesos de ,Eanos del Ministro
VasgucZ Gomez, no obstante tc-.
nera la dcsfach ttcz algunos at.ir-.
tos & los Vasqu!stas de dccir aho.
ia que cs impossible probar este
EN- tfebida forma legal.
ESistc V obra on la Secrctaria
Gle Hacienda 10 Mexico el recibu
firnado por Pascual OroZco POI
La sulna de cir.euenta mil pesos,
poia reclamos de ambos padre {
hijosRy en- 81 memorandum del
misnso consta cue el pago fuG hc
cho Tior indemaizaci6n de gastos
~ peF4aicioa dic la reyolnei6n. i.
El pa;riotis,no dc Orozco que
ida por los suelts con csta eona--
tancia v cl se5l0r Vasqucz Gomez
representa- 81 rapel de c6mplicc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
Ia prOspeIidad de San An.
tonic pOr suS VeCinaS .
. GInpTeSaS

I'm prosperidGd que espcra Il
esta ciudad dcl.tro dc pocos AMOS,
es visible 81 Sc dirigc un Vista.
10" d los alrcLcdores. El ojo ex.
cursionista in> estigador obscrva
en- estns scccioncs del Estad0 graz
DIES problemas agrarios en- cons
tante dcsarrollO y avance.y nue.
yos sembrados txticndcn su "ala
verde" sobre In costa Gel golfo,
dcsde Brownsville hasta Houston.
Tn visitador lie esta cildad, Mr..
w. ID. Cox, Dc Dallas, Texas. di-
&c que ACADIA &c haccr I'm viain
por el sur y ss:rocstc de Texas, Y
a dcsdn Brownsville hasta Hous
ton sobre Ia costa del Golfo de
Mexico existe ina cxtcnsa PAM.
pa 8 llanura Cubicrta de Hiom--
bras de toda case. cnYolviendo
cl area de antacioncs varios
ccntcnares dc miles de ncres, a
prOXimadamente como seisc,en..
tos mil acres IT,. TERRA dc labran
"a Por tOdns csas comarcas di-
&c que oy6 hallar dc San Anto.
MO como ccntrO de ncgocios, Y
todo parecc inGicar que esta ciu
dad cstn llamado 4 scr una in
mcnsa mctr6pol'.
La nueva Via ffrrca Ell pro-
yccto que part;rA pr6ximamcnte
dc csta ciudad rumbo al Rio
Grandc. Ia gigdntesca cmpresa dc
irrigaci6n en- el Rio de Medina,
el immense lHbcrio Que tlja 4 dia
abre nuovas sementcrus On los de-
sicrtOs bosqties. todo indica un
periodic dc gesta ci6n industrial rI
csta pnrte del Estado.
El mencionado visitantc invita-
& los hijos d. San Antonio &
que no dejcn batida Ia empresa
de Ia fcria international, hoy en-
lvias dc disoluci6n pol' las par
tes contratantcs, pues esa feria
constituyc Ia empresa mas impor,
tantc iniciada tn csta ciudad, y
scria una indol, ,ncia permitir s,'
extinction.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
MOrira en- Ia HOrCa

La maiiana del LINES dc GSta
semana el rnador Colquitt
neg6 ell indulto dc j. B. Compton,
scntcnclado 4 horca en- I4arcdo
p0r ell asesinato del rico joyero
G. j. Levytansky Ia noche %
de Dicicmbre dc 1911. Tel Gobcr-
nador marco su resolution con cs-
tas palabras: "dcjad d In ley su
marcha. /" TO que quiere decir
que Compton Gera ahorcado Ell
el Condado Webb ell pr6ximo viel
ncs. III Consc3o de Irdnlto ha-
llO cn III revision de la causn de
Compton, quo q crimen fue co.
metido Ii sangr+ frfa, y que micn
tras su complete Iionnie Franks
ontretenia cor platicas la VIC
TINA Levytansl Y, Compton 10 a..
sesin6 de un modo furtivo Y por
lii eapalda, y adn despn6s Dc
mucrt0 lc hundi6 yariag veces el
puiial Ill cadavcr, Y le robaron
veinte nil pest on loyas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14

Isl qucrGis huccr un Estado
grandc afucra manufactured al
mas adontro. No podcis tcncl IL
ia gran ci>ilizaci6n material sin
una gran Cspiritual civi---
lizaci6n. 81 un rico no
sirvc ni pueblo con su RI
qucza, cs TN pobrc y un crimi--
nal. -
RefiriGndosc ei DR.. Hills Il re.
xas y San Antonio, dijo- que den.
tro dc pocas decadas, Texas, o..
klahoma, Arkansas y Louisiana,
teudran mas hahitantes y mas
, riqueza que ninguna otra igual
porci6n de TERRA en- el resjo del
mumdo, y que dentro del terrific.
rio dc toda la America pucden
caber todavia mil setceicntos mi.
Homes dc habitantes.
Acorca de Ia vida civil, 81 ora.
dor religioso hizo con tacto Y
sabidtrfa los siguicntcs comcn-
tos: III. ......
El que no, CANA para su pro
pia subaistencia, es un parasite
no importa sea Ell hijo dc nn ri.
60 q dc um gobernante."
la vida Sc ha hccho Tar
compleja en- los Estados Unidos
que eada hombre neeesita iiaccr
Sc TIN maestro para reprimir los
escandulos, Y cn cada prensn dc
pedal dcbe estar TN ,naestro sal
vador cn osta coTnpta 6poca d,
specialization y libertinaje, III
tan rdpido cl paso L ID dogene
raci6n, que Ia a,iventud de nm
hos aexoa neeesita una edueaei6i
in6s propin v adecnada para con
tenerse. de 10 contrario trns &
curse dc los AMOS SO extingttirf
| la ra2a
| IGl doctor Hills hizo una con
movedora eyoaaei6n 4 una sdu
caci6n mas sblida, y predijo 9
dla en que nna eiutlad como es
/ fa tendra st rniynrsidaa 8 o..
escueia noctnrna, doude los i'm.
baiudures tendi an las nltslnns ve
iaias cdueatiyna que hoy tienei
las ciasea eeiusns iieas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-03-14
ASESINATO DE tJN MADE
RIST'A

Aurelio Soto fue asesinado por
.lor rebeldes hace POGO en- un pun
to llamado Campo en- ell Egtado
de chihuahua, segnn noticias lle~
gadas & Douglas Arizona. Aure-
lilo Soto fu6 Captain en- las filas
Maderistas el afio pasado. Des-
pu6s del asesinato de Soto, elpue-
bio fue saqueado, Y todos los b.
lamhres eomunicativos fueron cor
tadog.