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The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
Anderson Freed.
Late yesterday
afternoon Chris

yS'eSANoy ohtCiho'h Shi
Anderson os Palisade changed his
Plea Of not guilty to that If. guilty..
With Anderson's wife and SIX chill
dren in the courtroom, his attorney,
Ed R. Brown, made telling appeal
to the court for mercy. Anderson
was pic.u. ed as a man of no. even
OF dinary Intelligence. who had hcep
preyed uoon by real estate shark.
ard, in n mt ment of desperation, h1
attempted IN gain money by forgery.
The julge questioned Andersol for
few moments and then Delayed
the passing of sentence until Il
o'clock. At t.,at time he announced
that senten 20 would be suspended.
The fact tns the wife and chilaren
would be Wholly without hep If An
derson Sers sent to the peniterliary
was responsible for the judges ac-
ton, 1t is believed.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
TO TEACH SExOLOGY IN
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF CITY
Sentinel Special Service.

Philadelphia, Oct. S.-Sexology
VIII be taught in the Sunday schools
OF all the Protestant churches in this
city II the present plans of the Coun-
~ Superintendents' Association are
fulfilled.
Alta meeting T. X. Mohr. of Chi
ergo, today said to avoid the subject
was libel against the Almighty.
Ignorance is the greatest enemy
or purity in the world" he said.
Why do we hesitate to take steps
toward dispelling that ignorance. 1t
is not enough to teach girls to love
purity
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
VANISHING FROM CALIFORNIA.

N CALIFORNIA there IoS "dry" superysorial dis
tricts 45 dry" Incorporated cities More than 800
have voted dry since January l9la Within the last two
years SIS saloons have been closed by ballot SO uprvsoa
districts in this jurisdiction Two years ago California there
dry there 6S2 dry and more
than onehalf the territory of this free from saloons
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
JUST TALK, THAT'S ALL.

NJ EARLY every day somebody tells that this prominent
business that prominent business who form
erly known be in sympathy with the efforts keep Grand
Junction dry is in sympathy with the make
Grand Junction wet again ~ . ~ sss
In practically every this proves be the talk but
it of the CHIEF articles of argument the campaign stock
of those seeking the saloons Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
TIE CANDIDATES..

It OMORROW The Sentinel will have something say
cernng the offices of the city government be filled
the November election and something say regarding the
didaes in the field.
The Sentinel expects deal in bitter personal campaign
but expects have choice among the candidates
has its views the various issues before the people this
time
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
NOT BURDENSOME.

HE deficiency collected imports likely to be
than made good by the incomes, which will
burdensome anyone from the who gets $1,000
and of SO up the who pays of 500,
the second half million of his income 1t will be found
that the Democratic party has redeemed promise tighten the
burden of taxation and provide ample for all public
Philadelphia Record.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08

$. II. Berger, optician. will test
school childrens' eyes free at his of
flee, Sa3 Main. Phone Junction 776.
= 10-S-u
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08

To Work ut New Castle.
Ed Egger left for New Castle this
afternoon on the Midland. 10 work
in the j. F. Kamm Mercantile COM
pany.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
Daniels Ill.

Daniels Ill.
'scward Daniels of the local post
office force Is on the sick list this
week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
EPISCOPAL CHURCH GENERAL AND l25
CONVENTION HELD DSOLD|ERS EXECUTED
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
New York, Oct. S-More than six
hundred clerical and lay delegates
gathered in the unfinished cathedral,
st. John Divine, today for the open
ing triennial of the general conven-
tion of the Protestant Episcopal
church. which closes October "a.
Suggestions for changing the corpor-
ate name of the church and revision
of the constitution with reference to
marriage and divorce were among
the important matters before the
convention.
See us for single harness. Fred
Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08

Associated Press.
Laredo. Oct. S.-Federal General
Alvarez and his staff of 125 soldiers
We're executed yesterday at Torreon.
according to information received to-
day.
The same source, it was said, the
execution under the order from Cen
eral Francisco Villa, constitutionalist
with the Torreoa rebels. who eaptur-
ed practically all of the federals arms
and ammunition. The battle lasted
for four days.
Curry Combs, Brushes, Etc. Fred
ManfaY
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
Custom
Tailoring
Department

That does real tailoring, by tail
ors skilled in the trade, not by an
expert cutter, who keeps posted
to styles, by going to the style
centers every season.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
Walter Walker
EDITOR
SENTIMENT OLD and NEl

Things Worth Picked Along the Way Some From Pens
Long Ago These Later DaysJ
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08

sentlnel want.ads Gel Results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23

wife on her weaknesses, and derides
her for her fOuies, he doesn't really
want her changed In reality he likes
her faults because it makes him feel
what a great big. superior creature he
is to her
When a man berates his wife. for
instance. for her extravaganza, and re-
counts the number and prices of the
dresses and hats she has had a sea
SON. think not that he wants her to
reform and to buy only the cheap. ser
viceable parments that she really needs
Ninety times out of a hundred he
doesn't want her to spend penny less,
or have a single less dress and hat
His lecture is only his way OF brag
ginE about how well he dresses his
wife. and what Injuries he INDUCES
her in.
Nor would the man who ridicules his
wife because she can't keep her &C
counts straight, and gets cheated by
have her changed It's her incompe-
tence that appeals to his tenderness,
her softness OF heart that he finds
adorable
The secret Is Out.
That's the reason that the little
fluffy headed kitten Of a woman. who
can't put two and two together, can
marry all around the sane, sensible,
practical woman, who never makes
mistakes. or has 10 be scOlded or petted-
There's nothing in the perfect woman
that fires the masculine fancy That's
the reason why the women who are
really fitted to make the best wives
never get a chance to do it.
Just what qualities make a woman
an ideal wife depends upon the taste
of the individual man, but generally
speaking. If a woman doesn't nag. II
she is Jolly and cOmpaniOnable and
willing to give her husband a buffers
privilege Of a night off now and then.
she may have a face hOmely enough to
stop the clock. a figure like feather
bed. make biscuits like armOr plate
and never make her allowance come
out even, and her husband viii stU
go about Dragging that ne drew the
capital prize In the matrimonial lot
terry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23
The Thought Of Death
Il Requires Some Great Catastrophe,
With Great Loss Of Life. To
Make People Think
By Ella Wheeler Wilcox

1T is a curious thing, this mind Of
man Not one US but knows and
realizes from the hour he begins to
understand the fact Of existence that
dissolution of the body waits each
mortal on earth finally.
Not one but in his heart knows each
morning, when he rises from his couch
and each night when he retires to
sleep, that he may never see another
day.
Death is possible to a child, to the
youth, to the man or matron at any
hour or moment.
Acute indigestion. caused by drink
ing a glass Of cold milk when the
system was neryOusly tired caused the
death of a. beautiful young actress, ap-
parently in good health, in a few mo-
ments after she entered the restaU-
rant.
Automobile and equestrian accidents
are recorded continually all over the
world; heart failure is an almost
every day occurrence and no man or
woman takes train or a boat for any
length Of journey without the sub
conscious mind records the possibility
Of suddes death
Few Think Until Catastrophe Comes.
Yet, when a great world shaking
catastrophe, like the Galveston flood
the Mont Pelee or Mount NesuViuS
erupuOns, the San Francisco earth
quake and cOnfla gratiOn or the recent
OLldl4d LDLLduO ana LnQldLd LlOOu &C
ours, humanity seems to awaken for
the first time to the fact that death
may come at any moment
In the face Of the knowledge they
have always possessed, men and wOm-
en- Of brain and good sense, and seem
ing faith, have gone on year after
year IN the pursuit OF purely selfish
and worldly pleasures and ambitions;
hey have sought the accumulation OF
money and property; they have pushed
and scrambled and fOubht for place
and power; and the higher principles
Of life have been sacrificed TO purchase
temporary power and paltry honors or
to obtain the luXuries Of civilization
Utter Emptiness of SeIfishness.
All the sermons preached from fash
iOnabIe churches TO which these people
have been liberal supporters have
failed to bring them to a realization
of the utter emptiness Of such stand
ards OF life, but when nature thun-
dered forth her sermon on the insta-
bility Of earthly blessings. the weak
ness of mortal power and the fra
giIity Of material possessions, then,
and then only, they awOke 10 see and
feel and know the facts which have
been told them a thousand times be-
fore. only to be considered superficial
" and regarded as tiresome platttudes.
When from the vast cathedral Of
space Nature speaks and says; Lis
teni let me tell you what earthly non
ors and wealth and power Of achieve
lLElLS mean III LA-r 81 eat SNeAAE u q
istence," then men and women pause
in their buyings and settings, in their
strivings and envyings, in their bicl1-
erings and contentious over the com
paratively worthless things of exist
ence. and cry aloud: How uncertain
is life; how certain deathW
This Life Is Only "A Step.
Earth life is in the eye Of the Gre
atOr, no more than one step on a lad
der reaching from earth to invisible
heights; it is given man that he may
climb to higher realms.
Not on great buildings, built cf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23

Of the wife TO the husband in this re-
spect makes an infallible test Of the
state Of their domestic felicity so plain
that a blind person could read it.
In those households where the wife
cOrrects her husbands grammar and
manners, and sets him right in his pO-
ntcal statements, you can see the
shadow of divorce lowering in the
background. whereas the woman who
prefaces every statement with John
says presents a guarantee Of cOnnu-
bal happiness that couldn't be any
stronger If IL was backed up by the
a1ftdavits Of the entire community
The truth OF the matter is that.
while a man may admire a woman for
her PROJECTIONS. he loves her for her
faults. and when a husband lectures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23
QUIHlHE And IRON THE MOST
EFFEGTUAL GENERAL TONIC
Groves TasteIess chill Tonic Combines both
IN Tastsless form. The Ouinine drives
out Malaria and the Iron builds up
the System. For Adults and
Children.

You know what you are taking when
you take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, recognized for 80 years through
out the South as the standard Malaria,
Chill and Fever Remedy and General
Strengthening Tonic. Il IS as strong as
the strongest bitter tonic, but you do not
taste the bitter because the ingredients
do not dissolve IN the mouth but do dis
solve readily N the acids of the stomach.
Guaranteed byyour Druggist. We mean
it. SOC.
IT., = 91DDO--O OTTTNTTS-Ei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23

stone or steel. not on the construc-
ton Of wondrOus aqueducts and dis
coveries of electrical wonders, does
man climb. unless with all these steps
in material progress his soul. too,
keeps climbing by the development
Of self control and unselfishness and
brOtherly love and humanitarianism
and spiritual consciousness
The mind of every individual is Gre
ating mentally the mansion he viii
occupy in the next stage of existence
after this.
To that next stage you may at any
moment be called. What sort OF a
house have you begun on the other
side?
Copyright. 1913. by The Star Publish
ing Company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23

Austin. Tex, April 23.-Capt. MOnroe
Fox. OF the state ranger force, was Sc
verely bruised when a horse upon which
he was riding, fell on the bitulithic
pavement Capt FOX'S nose was broken.
his wrist sDrained and his knees and
ankles badly skinned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23
RELIEVES PAIN And HEALS
At The Sane time
The Wonderful, Old Reliable Dr.. Porter's
Antiseptic HealingOb An Antiseptie
Surgical Dressing discovered BY an
OldRR Surgeon. Prevents Blood
Poisoning.

Thousands Of families know it already,
and a trial will convince you that DR..
PORTER,S ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OH, Is the most wonderful remedy ever
discovered for Wounds, Burns, Old Sores,
Ulcers. Carbunc1es, GRADUATED Eye Lids,
Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases and
all wounds and external diseases whether
slight or serious. Continually people are
finding new uses for this famous old
remedy. Guaranteed BY your Druggist
Wemean 1t. 2Sc, SOC, S1.OO
- - TyTT7 pp O--O OrrTNrTnTu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23

Capt J. H. Rogers. United States
marshal for the western district Of
Texas. will leave today for san Anto-
no and Austin He has been here fol-
the session Of the federal court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23
Qualities Woman Must Have
Fewer Things Get on Mans Nerves
Quicker than Continuous Perform
ance Of Giving the Glad Hand
by Dorothy Dix

z " TdAT qualities should a woman
NJ have 10 make her the ideal
wife?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-23

IS 8ROA1O
Look Of W GROVE Cold One Day Sc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25

dlctada ultlmamente por las auto
ridades Observation-Disclosures en- Pi.
dras Negras cobrando un pesospo1
capita a cada persona que pase dc
Texas Il Piedras Negras. Esta dis
posicion' fue acordada por los ic
fes constitucionalistas para cvitar
que pasen de Eagle Pass Il Pie
iras Ne2raS simpatizadores huer-
tlstaS a prOmOVcr conspiraciOncs
contra los carrancistas. FL De-
partamentO de Estado de Washin
ton prOtcsta contra ell dccrcto de
un peso pOr persona que pasr 4
rrltorlo meXicano,lo cual viola las
0bligacionns de tratados internajc
males entire ambos pa{scs. y asi 10
h'zO yer los constituciOnHlistns
por medic del consul Blocker: pc
10 los const'tucionalistaS rcplira
ron q no rcconOcen tratado alru-
no III obligation con los Estados |
ndos, porgue ellos no han celp--
"rado tales pa 1tos.
El lefc SCalzada Ina aaorlado
permltlr el paso s6lamente de a
mericanos miIitares a tcngan ne
gocios en- Piedras Negras.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25

empleos publicos. Ea desorganiza-
|cion es horrOrOsa, y no cs extra
no que el uSurpador Sc abstenga
o pretenda prcsentar algunos disi
mulos al verse tan contrariado en-
sus toscas ambiciones. En- Was
mngtOn prcValccc un sentimiento
de 0ptimIsmO acerca de esta acti-
tttd y declaration de Huerta, Sc
cree ALI que VA el usurpador Sc
inclina d llevar adelante 10 q pro
meti0 ell la Sceunda nota de Gam.
boa al enviado Lind, este es, de
no correr d" candidate on las pro
Xmas etcccioncS. En- Washington
ne Sc cree Ell 10 absolute Ell las
promesas de Huerta, mas So le &c
man las mlsmaS para OblIgarlo Il
G. las cuI}npla Su debido tempo
de acuerdo con el parecer de Ia 0
pini6n pUblica dc toda Europa q
cede Il los lsstados Unid0S ci dcrc
cho de ser 81 arbtro de los asun-
tos de Mexico.
Los leaders constitucionalistas
arguyen que Huerta promote ejer
GER unprecedented en- las elcccio-
nes de Mexico solo por aIeiar des
cOnfianzas, para Hprovcchar cl
descuido V sacar triunfantcs srs
candidates favoritos, con ell fin dc
continuar la farsa del gobierno a
hasta aqui ha empujado cl conci-
liabulo Gle la Ciudadela. Pcro 10
polfticos de Washington no temen
esa intriga troglodita que fraguai
los 6oncalcaaores de La ley, y se a
tienen al estricto sentido de las
promesas del mismo Huerta, Y ter
dram un especial ciiidado que es-
tas no queden defraudadas, como
acostumbran los politieos de- Guar
telazo. A su debido tempo sc
impelira las potencias amigas d.
Mexico para que tampocO roconoz
can un gobierno espureo cmanado
de una election Illegal.
Huerta In proomctido emploar
la fuerza federal en- los comicios
para resguardar ell orden, Y este
engendra dudas. porque esa fuer-
IA mas bien sera empleada para a
scgurar los candidates de imposi-
ci6n Official.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25

sidcnte WiIson,cs un monumental
d'sparate de Huerta, porque peor
lie fuera al cuartc!acero 81 ell
pueblo americana pusicra en- eie-
cuci6n sus planes y 81 cstos no
fueran reprimidos de alguna ma
ncra por el Presidentc. Els sabi
do Ell impulsivismo del pueblo am
rIcanO que hacc tempo 1niere
brir las pucrtas & Ia royOluci6n ca
rrancista para aniQuilar Il Hunrta
por ese medic, o pasnr un eiercito
para Drotcger d sus nacionales 'cn
Mexico. PrccisHmcntc on cse @.
rr0r de no cntendcr la, poltica be.
ncfactora del Presidentc Wilson,
estrlban las dificultades que &C.
tualmontc cXistcn entire los Es'a
fos Unidos y Mexico. Este erro,
d" Huerta Y sus aliadoS acarrea-
IA tardc q tcmpranO Un funcStO d
senlacc, que scrA r"con0cid0 va
muy tardc Y cuando no haya REM
dio. Son torpezas imperdonables
Ell hombres que manejan D preten
den maneiar los intereses de una
naci6n y cl porvcnir de sus com
patriotas.
Huorta emplea la nisma ceguc-
IA y Il mismo brutalismO cmplea-
do on cl cuarteaZo de Febrero
Ell los maneios de la politica inter
nacional, que requierc alta widen
Ella y un cspiritu previsor Y de
alta moral para lograr exito.
ST los hombres de letras de Me-
Exico no eTitan el fracaso de los
ensayos politicos del pals
y la total ruina que acarreara 4
la Republiea Ia tosca burla de
las instituciones y del sufragio 9.
lcctoral, como Sc vi6 en- cl caso del
finado prcsidcnte Madero, no sa--
bcmos que rcmedio podra tener e
sc patriotismo ciego que impulsan
los huertistas y cue csta arruinan
do al pals.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
Los federales matan 4 carraucis.

CaS.
En I'm combate habidoo entire
tederales rurales Y casrancis-
tas a 10 millas al sudeste de Nne-
70 Laredo EN- un rancho donde SO
hallaban amos carrancistas, los ru
rales. despues de la formula mill
tar del "auien vive" y respucsta
de los insurrectos "viva Carran-
IN Sc trab6 TN tiroteo. siendo 10
constitucionalistas nncamcnte ;
hombrcs. los que respondicron al
tneRo, pero como eran 4 NADIA
mas. presto cayeron las dcscar-
gas fcdcra|es, escapando uno. q
q fu alcanzado Y ejecutado po1'
los federales, deiandolo hccho un
cedazo a balazos, y luego colgan-
doio q un posto telegrAfico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
Cardenas mandado asesinar por
HueTta.

FL teuiente coroncl Francisco
Cardenas. Quicn mand0 la fuerza
dc rurales que conduio de Palacio
4 Ia pcnitenciarfa al Unfortunate
Presidents Madcro la tragica nc
che que Cub asesinado cn la Cd.
De Mexico, fu6 cnviadO i Michoac
can con mission militar dc Huerta
dias pasadoS, I0nde fl6 ascsiuado
por ordcn dc Huerta para q Card
mas no revelara los tcrribles sccre
tos del aScslnato aludido. Es Ella
70 q 81 Carlenas hub'era descu-
bierto quicncs 10 comisionaron pa
ra Ell ncfundo dclito Y que orde
nes rccibi6 de los sicarios cobar.
dcs contra I'm hombrc dcsarma..
do Y atado. cl publico habria tcni
do mas oportunidad de conoccr Il
los criminalcs Que hoy SO cubren
con manto dn tinicblas Y de mjc.
do al pueblo. Esta noticia I'm ri
no rcciMda on los cnarfeDcs dc
los oonstituci0nalistas,
Hu"rta y sus criminal"s aliados
son lnos toutos. Crevcron uun q
ra bastantc matar { Madero para.
lmpianjar on In RcpGbiicA Mexica
ma cl regimen djctatorial y ger rc.
conocidps poT los Estados ttnidos,
40 regaron palo. Pobrcs dcgenc
radios, Que no sabeh aprecfar los
opimos frntos dc la civilization
de Ia iibertad Estudiaron bnio
eI medic ambieutc noeivo para q,
daptarSe los mcdios nlodernos. y
andan d ciegas con baio vuelo
pcsados con la carga de sus crime
nes cometisndo desaciertos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
.Ci0naliSIQ0 en- Ia arena.
1e|egramas breves de TO-
DO G| mundo.

La Cruz Roia de Servia remi
ITO una carta d Washington de-
mostrando la augusta en- que sc
hallan cuatro mil heridos dc la gu
IRA balkanica, los que Sc hallan
SIN techo y expuestos al sol y q
la lluvla, sin medicinas nj medi =.
cos. Ell general americana Mel
son "A. Miller es ell remitnnte de
dicha carta.
Ell caIor del Sol lego en- San
Bernardino, California. 4 127
grades del mercuriQ el dia 18 de
este mes, Y es el maximO de calor
sentido ALI este an0.
Mas de 1l,0GO yetcranos de
La guerra civil de los Estados u.
nidos muricron durantc el ano
paSado hasta el 81 de Diciembrc
de 1912, y todavia vivcn bai0 la
lista de pens'onados $4,000 vetera
nos.
los Gguaceros han perjudica
do los algodones de la secci6n de
COtula V Rio de las Nurcps, aSi
como en- San Marcos y vecindadcs
de Austin.
Tina hallcna cnOrmc di0 ln g0l-
pc i un pcqueno vapor de cabo-.
tale en- Ia costa de Florida el
Lunes de la Otra semana. abrien-
do TN portillO de cuatro pies de
dlamctro Ell cl cascO de la proa
del barco, escapando este de hun.
dirsc.
Las autoridadcs militares de
Eaglc Pass. Texas, andan sobrc
la pista de los agitadores huer..
tlstas dua hace dias tratan de pa.
sar unos automobiles 4 Piedras
Negras para ayudar al ataaue
que tenian proyectado los esbirros
sobre la guarnei6n de constititcf0,
nalistas; pero FL coronel Sibley
quito tres automobiles que iban 4
pasar el pucnte del rio con ese
propdsito el dia l8 del actual.
I'm duclo de artilIeria Sc veri
fic0 Ell Teziutlan, Esttado de Pue.
b|a, entire constitucionalistas v fe
derales cl 18 del actual, los lega.
liStas derramaron IS granadas SO
brc el pueblo dcfcndiio por fede
rales. TeziutIan es I'm mineral
de una compaHia americana. No
Sc dan mas detalies del desenlace.
William o. Robertson, muer
to por una pandilla probablemon-
de de huertistas, han declarado es
tos que fu6 muerto por conStitu-.
Cionalistas. La muerte de Ro-.
bcrtson ocurri6 en- Sinaloa, en- el
pueblo de El Lobo, 81 dia 10
del prcscnte Septiembrc. Este n
sestnato esta causando mucho con
fltcto International
~-~Todos los rcfugiadog america
nos 0rlc sal"n de Ia costa del Pa
cifico eli barnos americanos, traon
In noticia 4 los Estados Unidos
de que no son moiestadOs en- terri
torIo mcx'cano por los fcdcraIes
nj por los reheldes. Y que abando
nan Mexico por 81 aviso del Pre-.
sidcntC Wilson.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
Escuela de instruction primaria
en- espafioI,

Por atcnta esquela nos comuni
en- la preceptora Marcclna n. Ma
cias que desde 81 din 4 del pasa.
do Agosto abri6 en- osta ciudad
I'M pInntel dc enseilanzg priuaria
para niiIas Ell calIc San Fernan
do nMmcro 308. donAc ofrccr dar
classes on cspaf0i Y en- ingl6s Il
raz6n dc un peso por mes cu cur.
sos dc 10. Y 90. afios, tefcero Y
cuarto afos $500. Y duint0 Y sex
10 $500, Ia profesora Ma -.
cfns ouenta Ia prdctica dc 8 afios
de proFesorado Ell las 6scucIas off
ciales de Mexico Y posee los mcio
Fcs m6todos moderuos para In in
tlfici0n Il" la enseiianza. Da ta,u
bien cEasas dc eost,rra, Y Il laa
nliIas dc tercer grado da olases de
ingl6s Y m1siea vocal. Las pa.
gas dcbcn ser adelantadas. Admi-
{" niiIas desde Ia cdad do & aftos,
= uifios hasta de 10 afios s6Damon
to. Esta escuela leva ei nombre
de Miguel Hidalgo'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
Bianco auiere oouBctar Matanlo.
r0a cor Brownsville con tele-
fonDa

No obatante haber aido rechaza
da ja peticion del general consti.
tucienaliata Rlanco por In com
pafifa telefonico de Brownsville
Southwestern Telephone Com
pany0, ahora vuclve ell ttaismo ge.
neral 4 peticionar 4 dicha snlpre.
sa v nj goierno Ia installation dc
una Inca telefoniea entire Broyvas
Vile y Matamoros. No Sc sabe
que rcsultado tendra csta gestion.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-25
Ctls del teiad0 v aa mata.

Tn centineIa apostado sobrc Il
telado del palacio municipal dc
Nueyo Laredo el 18 del actual. Va
easi obscureciendo, di6 I'm paso a
fnefa del pretil v cay6 al patio in
terror matandose. I'll soldado fede
raj Sc Qtebr6 ia nuea en- su eaida,