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The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Mrs. NrnrnIly netnrns.

Mrs. G. l. Murphy, wife of travel
ing engineer. Murphy. has just re-
turned from Angola, Ind, where she
has been visiting for five weeks. Her
daughter, Cleophas, who has been at
tending school in the east for the last
four years accompanied her home.
They stopped over IN Lincoln and
Denver on their way back to visit.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Homc From Fishing Tlrip.

w. c. ISuhlman, of the Star groc-
cry, John Huey of the Friedman gro
gerry and Lon Bradbury, the harness
manufacturer, returned home Sun
day night from most delightful and
successful weeks fishing outing at
Curricanti. ON the Gunnison.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Liked This Valley.

Mrs. DR.. B. T. Smith and daughter.
Emma, who have been spending a
month at the II. #. Anderson ranch
on Reeder mesa. left the first OF this
week for Salt Lake City, from which
place they Will so home to Newburg,
Mo. The visitors declare themselves
infatuated with the valley and fit
tingly described it as an Eden with
out any forbidden fruit.
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Little Miss Burnett Returns.

Miss Hazel Burnett. who spent the
greater part Of the summer here with
Mrs. Burnett and her sister, Miss
Gertrude, at the St Regis, left this
morning for Glenwood Springs to be
with her father, Harry Burnett. and
to resume her school work.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
SEARCH KANSAS CITY FOR
BODY OF OFFICIAL; COAT
Bl00DSTAINED, Is, FOUND

Associated Press.
Kansas City, No.. Sept. 2.-The
river front district WIS combed bs'
detectives today trying to find an ex-
PLANTATION for the disappearance of
Paul H. Thompson, Nebraska fire
commissioner, whose bloody coat and
hat were found under the municipal
wharf yesterday.
Thompson was last seen on Sunday
night.
Seminal Want-ads GET Rasulfa
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

The Catholics and Methodists had
Il test game of ball at the fair grounds
yesterday afternoon following the
labor day game between the union
men and business men. The game
ran six innings and resulted in tie
score of - to II. The game was
thereby called off and another one
will be arranged. Magill pitched for
the Methos and kirtley for the
Cathos
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
OWENS SAYS BANKERS
DEMANDS WON'T Be met
Associated Press.

Washington. Sept. 2.-The bank
ers' objections to the currency bill
were heard today before the senate
banking committee as result of the
Chicago conference of bankers. Ac-
cording to Chairman Owen, there ap-
peared to he little chance that the
most important Of the bankers de-
mands would be met.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Mrs. Louise Messer and Mrs. C. f.
Gibbs and family returned yesterday
at noon from short visit in Glen
wood with friends.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Home influences and legislation needed curb the
tango the turkey and the other questionable but fashionable
Dances declared Vice President Marshall in address Wash
Sunday and dispute the soundness of this
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
, PHYSICIAN AMPUTATES
, OUkAN GIRLS FEET.

This afternoon at st. Mary's 6
: hospital Miss Della billiard of :.
; Ouray submitted to a surgical {,
, operation for the amputation of :.
; both feet to relieve her from the s
; pain and discomfort which she s
: has suffered from childhood i
, from an affliction of her feet. {
, Miss billiard is popular in Ouray {
, and her many friends will sym 8
> pathize with her and hope for :.
; her carly recovery. {.
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The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Mari Spaudng
ten little for the public she has thousands
above was first published in the New
have disappeared few after it written
lish. 80 -"s
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
From Gateway.

II. A. Kinney of Gateway, a guest
at the In Court while here, says the
roads in Unaweep are being put in
good shape by workers.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
He Leaves Tnmnrrnw.

Thomas Dinos, personal represen-
tative of Werner y. Reed, leaves to-
morrow for Denver after spending n
week in Iona and in this city look
ing after MIR. Reeds interests.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

The intention of the Gould lines (ncudng the Rio Grandc)
after the South American trade and open up
kets for fruits COAL outlined by The Sentinel
terday significant and important and
great deal to this section of the country.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
IesnnndlencN

Is often caused by indigestion and
constipation, and quickly disappears
when Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken. For sale by all drug
gists. a-1-15
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

If the and final results from the grand jury
than did the investigations and the indictments
turned by the last grand jury this county, the county destined
be heavy expense for good However, the
poor results that from the grand urys work be
charged entirely to the jury itself.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
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PADDOCK HERE AFTER
A LONG ABSENCE.

8 II. c. Paddock, a former local Z.
= business man, now travelling for I
= his own interests in the fruit
3 commission business. left for
: Delta and the southern part of I
: the state this morning, after
u business visit of three days in
:, the valley. He stated before
i leaving that the prices this year
8 will be far and away the most
3 satisfactory that the growers
3 have received since the record
Z crop of 1907, He greeted many
., friends here.
q
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

As clean exhibition of manual strength
messed that staged the opera house last night and all
bouts clean and that the wrestling and
kindred games would be popular and less deserving cr-
cism.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Walter Walker
DIT o II
FIFTY-TW0 YEARS OF WORK

there retired from the ministry Rev B. B. Tyler pas
of the South Broadway Christian church Denver and
that day he completed remarkable service of wo
as active worker in THE Masters Vineyard"
Few ministers the United States boast of such record
this grand old of God has made During all those years
he missed but three Sundays from his pulpit account of illness
In his farewell sermon Sunday Dr. Tyler said:
GAS look back these and fifty years | can
that there has been encouraging growth in the
spec which the denominations have for each other and
the raternal relationships existing And and
comprehend the spirit and purpose of the Christ
and His fellowship, helping in this
1t is the spirit of the Christ that the Chris
tian works for and loves
Dr. Tylers work has been well DONE Truly has he fought
a good fight and kept the faith"
Several years ago heard DR. Tyler introduce William Jen
Bryan great audience Sunday morning in Dr. Tyler
church, and heard the old talk and looked upon his
genial and glowing contemplated what rich
heritage old age when it had this
patriarch
DR.. Tyler surely has earned his "crown of glory"
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Down Prom Montrose.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Crowley of
Montrose have arrived in the city for
short stay. Mr.. Crowley is very
will known here.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Rev. Glover Hero.

Rev A. F. Glover of De Beque,
made his last visit to this city yes
terday, before going east to Chicago
to study physical education.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Earl Nlahanaah Goes Home.

Earl Mahannah, who came down
from Whitewater last night to see the
wrestling match, left for his home
this morning
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
BARTON n TERR1LL is the onl

transfer company IN western Colo
RADIO with a first class covered NOV
ing van. Always prompt; furnish
good service, and expert workmen.
You make no mistake by employing
them.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Gallagicrs Move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gallagher have
moved from their home on Hill ave
nue to East Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
To Attend Prep School.

Paul Bullock, son of Attorney
George Bullock. leaves soon for
Washington, ID. c., to attend Emerson
preparatory school.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
THOMPSON FOR TARIFF BILL

Associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 2.-Senator
Thompson today spoke on the sugar
schedule, and announced that he
would support the tariff bill in every
particular.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Back TO Ranges.

Back 20 Ranges.
Charles Thomson of the White
water cattle growing section. return
ed to the ranges this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

The majority of the citizens OF Colorado Springs and Col
orado City making plain that they do propose that the
plans concerning the formation of the of Ramona
reach successful elimination Under the existing circumstances
we hope these citizens win out
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
DR.. Tyler surely has earned his Grown of glory"

The peoples greed for sensationalm clearly proven
again by the sale of the fake paper New York City,
detailed The Sentinel yesterday One hundred thousand people
got bitten in good shape.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Wheeler i'm Moeker.

Attorney S. N. Wheeler went to
Meeker yesterday morning to take
charge of a legal case there
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

II there IS something you want
something little out of the ordinary
Inquire of the public through a
want ad.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

E. E. Chambers aud William van
Peit of the Hannah creek section
were here yesterday On business.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Hasalt Visitors.

Mrs. A. NJ Danielson and son and
Mrs. c. Danlelson of Basalt are local
visitors.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Joe Cherveny, who has been visit
ing friend in New Castle, has re-
turned to his home here.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Paul Craig. young rancher from
Whitewater rsturned home this
morning after a visit here
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

The publicity that Mesa county getting the
result of the Kenehan investigation anything but desirable
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Home From Palisade.
Miss Elsie Morton arrived home
yesterday from short visit at Pali-
sade.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
SENTIMENT OLD AND new

Things Worth While Picked Along
Long Ago Laid Down-Som DaysJ
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02

Fancy Mountain Strawberries. .
boxes for 25c, at D5wrey's. Phone
Jet. III or 112
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
EDITORIAL

80. C-z.-I-@=F
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ZZ-eSs,asesas-
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Home From Visit.

; aseeee 6 500 soee Sos
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-02
Back From GIenwood.

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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
La dSuntuOSaMeSQui
taade Adriana-
polls

FL temple turco que cxiStc uc-
tualmente en- la ciudad de Adria:
nopolis fu6 erigido cl siglo 16 8
sea en- 1886. y cs una arquitec-
tura artistica y quiza la mas no.
table del imperio otomano. Da-
ia del tempo del reinado de Sc
Linn ii, y representa- para los
turcoS In misma veneraci0n uue
para los chinos las tumbas de sus
antepasados. Esta cs la raz6n
por aus los turcOs Sc rcsistcn 4
rendirse y entregar la ciudad de
Adrian6polis. Mas no sc crea
que esa' iglesia cs cristiana o ca
t0iica, liada dc ESQ, es musulmana
este es. los fieles de csa iglesia
8 mesquita, como la llaman los
turcos, Green Ell Mahoma Y no
en- Jesucristo.
Esta mesQuita tienc una sober
bia y &dcha cupula, con tres to-
rres delgadas como caias duc Sc
elevan una altura prodigiOsa.
Estas torres o minarctcS repre-
sentan I'M gran papcl en- la le-
ycnda fAbulosa turca. Sc cucn-
ia con mucha credulidad y vcnc-
raci6n Ell toda Turquia que cl
arquitecto que dirigi6 la suntuo-
sa obra dc la mesquitn de Adr!a
n6polis Sc VIC amenazado por c,
rey s sultan de SUI tempo, qulen
viendo que la estructura del TEN,
plo era mnravillosa, intcnt6 ma,
tar al infcliz Sinan, Fl arquitcc-
TO, our era bUlgaro.
FL pobrc aIbanil tuvo Moticia
del atentado del sultan quicn que
ria matarlo para que no fucra a
hacer otra fdbrica scmejante 4
otra naci6n, siguiendo cl pcrvcr-
so ejemplo de los espano'cs que
>caronga Ell Mexico al insignc
lI'olsa, que nizo el cabalito de
Troya. para que no 10 fucra q ha,
ccr on 0tro pals. Sabcdor 81
nan que cl ray t1rco 10 quoria
matar CT prcmio de su grande o
bra, So hi2o unaS alas. y al tcrml-
mar Ia cDispidc del 1ltimo minare,
tc . torrc dclgnda. brinc0 del
pico de la tore, 0tcnido i las
alas pcgadas 4 suS hombroS; mas
cstas no t. siivicron para v0-
lar. Y cdyd al suolo, matandOSc,
Esta lcyrnda pHsa como YER
dad entire caSi tod0s los milloncs
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
OitICi| OperaCi6n en- e| cora
z0n de un neQrO

III oapado pasado Tue practlca'
oa una a'licll opcracioh quirurgl'
Ca en- e! cora|on dc un negro en-
~ I'taFtlE lioSp'tAl de III cln-
oao Ct" N"eV" orleans en- presen-
cia q" mucha gcn'e. FL Doc
Tor 1oS'Pn ~ Danl'"' cir''laho =,
"o d'cll" hoSPl'"i' oPcr" am al
negro Lodge hee'nneh naola reci
ol9" una eStocada en- q cofHZoh-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
La paz nautraga y
Sc Vue|Ve a Ia
guerra

La pa% que dcsdc el dia 6 de
este mes Sc ha cstado negociando
en- la ciudad de Londres entire
las cOmisiOnes de los AliadoS Y
de los turcos, parecc habcr fra
casado, y ell nltimo recurso es la
reapertura de las cscenas de la
guerra y dc las matanzas.
La obcecada Turquia prefiere
quedar destruida 4 sufrir una mu
tilaci6n de su tcrritorio, scme-
jante al pacicnte insensato que
prefiere morir mejor que permi.
tir Sc lc cortc una picrna gan
grenada. Con fccha q de este
mes los plenipotcnciariOs balka-
nicos ell Londrcs dirigieron una
nota 4 los plenipotcnciarios tur-
eos, dcclarando que estaban rc-
sueltos s romDcr las negociaciO.
nes de paz, recordandO los tur-
cos que han estado esperanto dcs
de cl dia de este mes, sin que
cl gobiernO 0tomanO durantc CS-
te largo tempo haya dado pa
sos por aceptar o contcstar las
dcmandas de los aliados, Y que Sc
gun los acontccimientos que pa
san en- Constantinopla la rcspucs,
ta turca debc ser ncgativa res 60
pccto L la ccsi6n de Adrian6po-
lis Y las islas del Mar Egco;
que por tanto. Il mcn0s que cl
Gobierno Otomano sc aprcsurc /,
prcscntar nucvaS propOSicl0ncS,
los aliadOs no yrn Otra Ultcrnatl.
va que yolycr i las dcsastr"s dc
Ia guerrH.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
Los presos del ESta
do y las EMPIRE
SaS pCna|eS

Stg'n In estadistica Official man
dan" publican p0r el Comisiona-
d" Il" priS}onrs Ben T.. Cabcu.
"XlStcn actualmentc en- las va
rlas prt%!oncs del Estado de- Tex
as 1862 presses, entire cstos algu-
mas mnjrrcs. Estos prcsos SO
hallan repartidos en- las dos peni-
tenciarlhs del Estado Huntsville
y Rusk y en- doee plantaciones
.donde los convictos flacen ira
baJos to"zados. Hay 70 mujcres
presas que trabajan en- la labran-
4" dc la prisi6n de Gorcr, y no Sc
consi"ntrn muiercs en- las pri,
stones &c los hornbrcS. En- Iaa
piantocloncs de Harlem, in mas
grande institution penal agrico.
In, hay 4O9 prcsos trabajando. En-
la prlsi3n de Huntsville hay 501
prcsoS, = cn la dc Rusk 3O7. El
valor Il" propicdadcs del Estado
dondc tlabaian prcsos sentcncia-
dos, representa- una suma de.
%3.92I OF, que cs ccrca de cuatro
milloncs de pesos.
El Est0d0 ticnc como iustitu--
clones penaIes vhrias Industries Y
IN fcrrocarril valuado en-.
1927 1882, POGO mas de medic mi
Hon dc PESOS. Cultivn el Estado
con brazos de scntcnci0doS va.
rios miles de acres de terrcno con
sicmhras dc aleod6n, ca0a d.
az'lcar $ majz. y ri Gno entrantc
picmsa 9, Estado tencr on cult
yo trcu,t0 Y III NIL acres dr tie.
rra en- varias labores,
la 'atrica de nz0rar d"i ~
tndo ch Clemens. Texas. fu@ in Il.
MICA p,0utaciGn de cana uur rim.
do ganancia esta Ullima coSrcha,
dando M producto liQuido !"
$33,5SG al Estado. Y4mbjrn tie
ne ri Estado IN taller dc magui
mas, mnH zopairriG. un0 sastrcrid
v una hcrrcriH.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
Sensible Fa||eCimientO

IGl dia - del actual. 4 las 3 :IC
dp Ia t0rdr. fallcci6 en- csta ciu,
dad, Il la cdad de- As amos, 81 ST..
Eduardo T.. HonziIez, ahando.
nando para $i"mpre tn 0nguStio-
so doIor 4 su cspoSa, dos hiias
y IN hiio pcQnciio,
FL sr4or Gonnalez, fuh rn vi
da TN honrado Y lahoriOsO artcsa
no, y p"rtcucci6 por varios amos
Il In respectable asociaci6H "Worh
men of the World" Tchadorcs
del Mundo.) En- la Sala dc in
Agcncia de inhlmacion"s del Sr.
Shelley SO lc tributaron al ca
daver Srryicios rcIiPiosos del rj-
to cattlico romano, g aIgunos
miembroS Icnadorcs formaro,
In csc0ltn dc las "aud0s dol f".
retro.
I'll acOmpahnmIcni". IutcRra
do dc micmbros dr Ia mcur,oua-
da asociaci6n y amigos dr 10 fa.
milta G1naalcz, dcsfjI6 con ml
jestad Y ordcn on In mHrrha a.
nebrc al pantehn dc San fcrnan-
do 4 las 3 80 dc In tordc del
Domingo iltimo, IIcVaudo al
compahcro de las ltchas Y nj
amigo 4 su Ultima morada con los
houores dcbidos. La tumba del
oxtinto oued6 cubierta de flores
Enyiamos nuestro sontido p6sR
me { su attributable familia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
A1o "a. No. 1874
No Sc aprueba e|
enlpr6Stit0 de
100 n|i||ones

Dice Eel Pals de La ciudad
de Mexico, de fccha 26 de este
lnes.
Aver fu6 presentado ante el Sc.
nado, p"r las Comisioncs Unidas
primera de Hacienda, ell proyec-
primera de Hacienda, el proves
to de ley que consulta la crea-
ci6n de la Deuda Nacional A.
mortizable del S por ciento de
1913, v la emission de cinco Sc
ries de nucvos titulos de dicha
deuda, con un valor Ell junto de
Glen millones de pesos.
Los se1ores Senadores, previo
estudio minucioso del precitado
proyecto de ley, negaron su apro.
baci6n 4 la emission dc bonos por
valor de Glen millones, y propu-
sieron que dicha emission solo al
,canzara la cantidad de cuarcnta
millones de pesos, alcgando razo-
nes de mucho peso.
Entire otras, citan In de que IL
ma emission por valOr de Glen mi
Homes de pesos no csta justlfica-
da por una ncccsidad urgcnte, Y
que 81 scriG cchar sobrc los hom-
bros del pueblo, con censurablc il
gereza, una carga abrumadora
due aUmcntaria su csfucrZo para
sostencr la va tan CostoSa adml-
nistraciGn actual.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
Felix DIaz en- Ia Cd.
de Mexico

FL consul americana en- el puer
to de Veracruz, senor Canada, tc.
legrafi6 4 Washington cl "a dc
este mes que ell general Felix
Diaz,prcso Ell la fortaleza de San
Juan de Uliia desde que cay6
prisioncro alli, fue transportado
ese dia en- trenes bajo numerosa
custodia de tropa q la ciudad de
Mexico.
Llega sin novedad q la capital.
La llcgada de Felix Diaz 8 la
ciudad de Mexico revisti6 I'm
aspecto estrat6gico. AL llegar d
la ciudad azteca, cl caro- de Fe-
lix DiaZ fu6 pegado Il un tren de
carga v llevado unas ounce mi--
Has al Norte por la via del Ferro.
carril Mexicano, v de ALI fuf
traido q preso en- autos q la
capital q internado q la penitcn-
ciaria que csta al oriente de la
ciudad de Mexico. Estas pre-
caucioncs fucron tomadas para
cvitar W. motin del pueblo ante
la pr"scncia de Felix Diaz.
La causa del cambio de pri :
sion cs Il cstado dc inqIiietud que
reina eli Ncracruz.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30

Los dtas Viernos Y Sdbado dc
Ia Semana pas&da tloyi6 con q.
bnndancia en- Monterrey, Nuevc
Leon, Mexico, y el Domingo ANA.
nccjd Iimpio cl ciclo y los azt,,es
eerros del sur Y orientc como In.
VadoS rOr las lluvias. rnieutras al
occidcntc se geia la montana do
santa tatarjna cubicrta de bri..
llantc nieve.
El tratico de los trenea volyi6 4
rcanudarse desde q la huelpa de
ferrocarrileros arregl6 sus desa.
yenencias con los patrones en- in
ciudad de Mexico. Los trenea
diarios hacen esfuerzos por au.
pltr de carbon Las fabrieas de a.
cero, p,Iea hasta el din 27 del
presentc Enero Ia compaflia anne,
ricana fnndidora Y refinadora de
acero no abria sus talleros. Co
mo diiimos 4 nuestros lectorcs.
hace algttnaa semanas que esta
fundioi6r de acero par6 sus ira.
balos por falta de carbon para
sus hornazas, 4 conseoueneia de
10 paralizaoi6n de los trenos On
todas las Was por la fuelga de-
llos FerTocarrileros Nacionales.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
Los turCOS arrOid-
dos de Europa

FL doctor benjamin Idc Whoc-
Ter. prosidentc de la "UniVcrsi--
dad de California - en- San Fran
cisco. cS IN cXpcrto en- la politi-
ca de Europa, y cn un diScurSo
pronunciado ante la socicdad San
Francisco Young Mems Christian
Association, cl Domingo 10 del
actual, declare que los turcos de-
ben ser cxpulsados de Europa 4
toda costa. y lanz6 cstas pala -
bras:
"Si no rodGiS abt"ncr Arbi--
tros para cxpulsarloS, 81 no pc
deis conscguir iurjsconSultos pa
ra este, deiad cntoncos Il la
cspada que derramc torrcntcs dc
sangrc. lIs la lucha dc TN pu"-
bio que pidc lihcrtad para cman,
ciparsc del insnlto dc Ia domino
ci6n turca. En- cSoncia eSta
guerra es, la Iucha entire ia iibcr-
tad dc ideas, rcproscntada por
los Europcos, y ci fhtalismo ran
clio de Orientc. -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
0BSEQUIOS A Los lECT0RES De "El REG|DOR )"
Sc debe aprovechar esta Oferta!
iiNOVELAS REGALADASM

omo testmonlo de gratitud buena acogda que el
puco nos ma d'spensado ofrecemos desde hoy
- una de las slgulentes novelas cada nuevo sus-
'por que enVe LOU por TN aho adeantado toda per-
soma que adeudando suscpc6n abone cuando Ia
suma de $780, ~ "
Hagan sus remesas Embellishments & la SRA zIrrGMA
+: DE CROl 442 DwYER AVE. SAN ANTONIO, TEX y reci
bran dcho obsequio vuelta de correo
He aquLla lista para que escoian Ia nova,s .r ~ i, m
agrado: La Tosca, La Senora del Velo Negro Cor.6 ~
ternal, La Esposa del Muerto "
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
Million y medic de pacas en- van

So ho Ycnido i sob"r "stos
dl0A Qr' lns industri0s q" nlgo-.
don y i" auiom6vil"S cstln r"ln-
Ajouadas entire 81. que las fac.
turia, d. Hutom1yjI"s "n todo cl
p&Is au1"rrcano "mrI"au no me-.
hos 4" IN wtilon = medic tc pa
caS De algodhu ou Ia rnnnufnctll-
~ dr ceos mUtorcs. Esta dccla.
raci6n. hecha por los rcrrcscntan.
tes dc las fabricas dc autom6vi.
lcs, ha sorprcndido il los labra.
dorcs dc Texas, y SO cree que dc.
bido ai consume dc csta sibra er
In factura de autom6yiiIes, ha su.
bido el precio por libra dc algo,.
don. Es probable que ell prccio
dol algod6n siga subicndo, confor
me so aumente eli consume de es
ta fibra en- Ia confeceion de
yantas para las r,,edas dc dichos
mueblos, que es en- 10 duo sc uti.
liza el algod6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
DesapareCe {. vdz-
Quez Gomez

I'll ST., Emilio Vasqucz Gomez
safio de esta ciudad rumbo { Nae
vo Mexico cl I,unea Gltimo, como
las 5 dc Ia tarde,
El sehor Mrlchor Camacho,
quicn una vcz representa- Nua
mission de paseual OroZco ante
Vasqucz Gomez, Sc halla en- cs.
ta ciudad, y diio que otro dia
Martes, Tue la casa de NaSQunz
Gomez on oalIc City l13, Il al
morzar "n su companiN, como Il
coStumbraba, y que no 10 halo
alli III SHbc para dondo So fu6.
Solo Uued0 en- In rcsidcncia IL
ma muchacha sirviente, que tam
POGO din razon del paradcro dc
Vasqucz Gomez.
Sc sabc Que Vasquc2 Gomez So
fuG anOmpaHado de Avala, Y, Sc
gGn opinion de nlgnnos simpaij-
ZadOrcs locales. SO dirjgi6 Il co.
lumhus, Nuevo Mexico. punto q
esta frentc PaiOmas, ccrca de
cuyo ultimo punto So halla 81
rcbcldc general David dc In Fucn
te, con Qilen tiene I'm plan pre-
visto.
Emilio Vasqucz Gomez no 80
dirigi6 4 III Paso. doudc hay
muchos partidarios robcldes, por.
Que no tiene simpatias va con
estos, V en- vcH dc ayudarlc, 30.
sthlnmnuto Ia rprhnZ0"iau
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-30
Destroyer el caiiaveral de Els.
cand6n.

Cindad de Mexico, Encro "a. .~-
l1os cahaveralcs dc tres hacien.
da$ s casi tod0s las habtaciones
do cstaS fueron dcstruidas Y une.
madaS por los zapatistas cnrca
dc 'ttaHtln en- 81 Estado de Mo.
reIoS, rsti'ndndo8n las ptrdida,
en- mas dc I'M milton dc pesos
OrO.
l1Sias ha"icndas de cara de
aHncar rcrtonoccn al coronoI Pa
bio Escand6u, OK -gobcrnador dt
Morclos, qlicn fur cncarcciado
en- Noviemhre ttltimo por el Go
blcrno Dor haber ayudado con
dincro i los zapatistas, 49,.