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Washington

Two base hits. O'NeilI. LAjoie Morgan
Three has" hits. Handing. Mcbride Nor
khu. SaCrliice Int. Turner Stolen
naStS, I.djoie. MOe,ler. Milan. Mcbride
bouble PLAYS. I.sioie. Chapman and OIL
son Foster. Morgan and Gandu Rases
on balls. Off Banding / % off Culiop 7
pr pr lanes off boehling r. Struck out.
~ tullop ! by RoehlinR 2 I-rnirss'
Hiidebrard and Evans
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TIGERS AND ATHLETICS
PLAY HARD FAST GAME

DETROIT. z. lS-One man was ON,
:. th@ ninth two were on bases
Noriarty shot "A sizzling sinsis -,
risht and Gaine- raced home from So
oni, with ~" run that enabled nofroit
!" '"I"dt Philadelphia 2 10 T. From the
.i'ih 4'" N started until its thrilling
H'ii". me game was a grueIIfrr l.s-
pirate struggle. Detroit hit Plank safe
~ n ONLY the innings that INNS were
scored The Athletics found Uuh,ic for
'ifHt safe drives iu the first u,c f,r
lnES but after that DE was Invinc'ble
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SENATORS
WIN fnsr GAME or NAP sERrEs
N EABY AANNER.
Boshlinx Pitched in GOOD PORN, Wnils
Cleveland Hsavers Were
weak

CLENElAD. o. Aug. lS.-waShing-
ton Won tL1rst game OF a two-xHme
series With Cleveland which started here
t"-Ha! rue game was close one in
the hTst nine innings. but in the tenth
a batting rally netted the visitors three
runs ana the contest. The score was
10 j: fitcher BoehlinE. OF Washing
ton. who set an early season record IN.
winning eleven straight games and then
lost the next four he pitched broke MS
loslng streak by Winning to-day's ZANE
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made good from the start of his big
league career. IN spite OF the fac, that
ne was not heralded as one Of the high
"St priced men In the game.
II was Neachs hitting which enabled
dne Iigers 20 win from Washington
hIrsddN afternoon. lie drove in three
timely doubles
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Two base hits-Bgrus g. Three base
hlt-Shater. Home run-Mitchell sac
tihce flles-Noyle and SnodgrasS stolen
haseS- hyrnc. NioN. Fletcher. Doyle :.
Murray. Burns and Snsfer =. kase on
itilS-oif l'emaree ]. off CauuitZ .
struck out-hy bemar~e ,. 10y ,amnitz
s. lmpires- Rrennan and Orth.
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ASrnHIcAS ASSOCIATION

81 Toledo r.Iefr - rrffara~-ra
N.uF.sra Monographs 8. Mu-
fU.. .... ...... Mo- Hnfu
ttNef ,I.I. r.f FL. ned.Ird
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100 base tif cree Home zoe. t,.f.
'.'f. sacrifice hit. Austin Nais.I
stolen base f-rff H..u.. rII,4
Ni' h'. Nt.~nu 7ui iri,f Ua-e .r
l'fI o. hy Mitchell ur.rsa No
ffrfftf and f......||.
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M" MS injured 800 hating practice
when Doc 600 The Knee by liner from.
,'ldrinl ',"f WI NOT ne able To pitcn
Tor some time.
t- .. rounding INTO form nicely
and MaeA expected To- start him in a few
..., i.. ''ie~t injury VIII keep him
+ out Tor a. least two Weehs more.
Tr,re D. e mo.em.rt or foot 800 pitts
h-r-n Q" leuIthcn the number OF rounds
Tor each FIGHT rucr the law at pres
. rye @r"Nt Village" uut the promoters
tltIu tH1t rp tighter cam do himself
t.~it'' "t rN" 900" public the best Kind
90 deal unless freN are permitted Co
g." 90 least ten ~tauzts. 90 i~ said the
rnf.u..tI ls fn...l upon faNorabIl bV the
'itF officials. and 90 .omrrouIIs. may Doe
u" ''I'h" "1i. main bouts ip ten instead
"f -iN rounds. Zen round battles DO.
iitt~htrEh would t'oSt the fght game
N"ud'ff -lly in tnl. section.
1l. ,ou game about GrIfntn wanting
FL" .af si"n."nn toT o. tDnr came tp su
-Nr.ft 'HI to-day when President Frank
Natf1 of The Detroit club called Grit
ifr ou Oh" rrnn" AND Iu SOP frar, words
i..H u..u That ir was iHf I" baseball fui
..u. -"Tent. huf Tor business. and th1t
.'rd'.H. -g'i-l"ilar otter 'Ht ont.
tf..f'fI. IH order Goo kstp lp the foAe.
rtt" ".f Pre- statement That Natir raI
declined gro otter. which wa uetst
u.tde leriuuatcly.
ITO So I...- American league club
N'N Do. without ne services 90 ttu "t
Mitchell. star right hs.Ier Who ai-
Ol".E Hr >,n Nnf. TUESDAY ana
ir.....If o. E o.. ne.r. ai o., Nm...-
'tr ..f- To-. t.H' o. Decd been Indefinitely
L.r. Inmlt.r Manager stoyal.s
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Tie Wnrwood Transfers challenre thc
W. II. IaUis for . game SUNDAY morn
Ing on any grounds. II accepted answer
through this paper
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Iar- 'pomh-. ono 81 connie Mack's
star twirler~ VINO hq~ heeu out 81 the
Igu." "l 'I-ru because 81 illness. and
WI" MS injured 800 batting practice
when hit 600 The Knee 10y a liner from.
'ldrirl 'a' Wi NOT be able To pitch
Tor some time.
t- r. rounding 'ufo form nicely
and MacA expected To- start him iu q few
..... i.. ,at"~f injury VIII keep him
OUT Tor AZ least two veshs more.
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First Game.
Pittsburgh


Totals ........... o To -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
To Advertisers

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circulation Of any Of the spanish
spopers in Texas. Our books are.
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Tel6fono 1889

nj de disgusto alguno entire Ma.
xlco y los Estados Unidos desde
hace dos amos, y por 10 mismo
es impossible que esa procession
manifestation de los nifios esco.
lares de Mexico fuera esponta.
nea. de su propia cuenta.
Ademas dc estos hechos. ell EN-.
balador americana recibi6 un a.,
nonlmo en- que Sc lie amena2a di.
namltar la casa de la Embaja-.
da de un momcnto q otro. Tam.
blen sc anuncia que treinta mil
trabujadOres ofrecen al gobierno
de Huerta sus servicios como sol
dados Ell case de un confiicto in,
ternacional.
En- adici6n a estos hechos, Sc
ha arreglado una reception para
el ministro Japones, siendo visi-
blencnte la idea de Huerta irri-.
tar 4 los Estados Unidos hala --
gandO al Japon, pues sabo que
eXistcn resentimientos entire Ia
pom y los Estados UnidOs.
S. Sc considera que todos es:
tOS ncOntccimicntOS va mcnCiOna
dos Sc rcalizaron Ell I'm mismo
dia, que aparccicrOn sin ser pro,
VocadoS por causas justificadas,
que las rclaciones entire los dos
naisrs SO han mantenido impertur
babies dcsde hacc dos amos,
con la exception de que los Esta,
dos UnidOs rcconocicron 4 Made
ro y 10 han Querid0 reconocer 4
Huerta, Sc We. claro y queda proba
do que los movimientos anti anne
ricanistGs estan arreglados con
algln prop6sito.
| Con toda probabilidad ese pro
p6sito e3 NADIA menOs one forzar
la intervention de los Estados e,
nidos en- los asuntos de Mexico.
Huerta cree que 81 logra una in
tervtnci0n. todo Mexico ostara
su lado para combatir los Els
tados Tnidos. 81 tai cs su pro
D6sito. cS el ultim0 rcSOrte que
pucde tocar I'm descspcrado lima
dor que Sc ahoga Es probable
apeIc 4 In intervention, V ailn en-
este caso. que los Estados Unidos
pasen tropas para protcgcr sus
ciudadanos. Hucrta no tendria
de su parte 4 todo ei pueblo mexi
canD pordue carecc dc simpatias,
y ell pueblo lucharia scparado por
su indepcndcncia,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Il tim0 de Huerta no da 0|
rGsu|tadO apeteCid0

lis va 'cvldente que Huerta Sc
propone crear un conflicto en-
tre Mexico y los Estados Unidos.
t9ulcre hacer Greer que Mexico
esta encoierizado contra este
pals, " que 81, reprimiendo la co
lera del pueblo que pretende ven
garse de los Estados Unidos, ac
tua como el mas verdadero ami
go del pueblo americana Y mere
ce por 10 mismo ser reconucido
como presidente provisional.
Tambi@n puede ser que preten-
da forzar una intervention de los
Estados Unidos. Pero cualquie
ra Que sea ell motivo que le i'm
pnlsa, es va evidente que Huer
IA nnicamcntc es ell instigador
de las llamadaS dem ostraciones ar
ti-amcricanas que Sc han efectua
do Iltimamentc en- la ciudad de
Mexico.
Esto oueda comprobado por
el hccho de que la mayor parte
dc las demOstraciones han sido
promovidas por "El Pals dia--I
rio netamnntc Hnnrtisto En-
sus nd;tnr;alns este diar;o acon,r
IN hin6critomente calma y ma
ciencia para con los EstadOs L
nidos, pero siguc publicando n
suntos sonsoc;onoles v muv incen
dior;os halo nj d;sfraz dr mott
cias nara Droducir IN efecto con
tranroduceuta 4 los consoles in
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Los CombateS de Candida Y MOncIOVa


Partidas sueltas en- San Luis Po-
tosi.
LA seInana pasada estuvieron
entrando a la ciudad de San
Luis Potosi p2rtidas de cinco has
ia yarios ,cicntos de ladrones ba
10 ell pretoxto de revolucionarios
eOnstitncionalistas, mas segnn pa
Fece, fOdOs estOs son bandidos q
eStau aprovechando ell estado de
anarquin y dcsorden que reina en-
t0das parties del Estado para ha
Ger sils corrcrias. De este ostado
de cosas no eS responsible la re
votucion Carrancista, sino directa
nente Huerta y sus completes que
han dado llgar 4 estos des6rdenes
con la usnrpaci6n y cuartelazo 6
'mponiendosr de la manera mas
vandalica en- ci podcr, dando @
jemplo con Gsto del mas solemn"
desprecia dc las institucioncs del
pals, que son la ley, y de este
ilisolentc ejrmplo no pucdc espc-
rarsn Otra c0Sa qUc oi rObo V la
inatanZa. p1blicamente practica =
dos cstOs aCtos Ell pucblos v cami
nos por bandas dc fncinerosos,
sus emulos. Comunmente el mo-
I do de robar de cstos cs amenazar
de muerte 81 no les dan armas V
dinero para In revoluci6n, dando-
sc casos que han entrado de dla 4
In ciadad y 4 los comerciOs ext
giendo tales cosas. Como no hay
suficiente resguardo de gendar-
mas en- In cindad, los robos han
tenitio exito.
Whitfield, un empleado america
no, Gle la compafiia de Gnaynle nn
Cedral. ccrca de San Luis. dice
que no pudo dormir por cuatrO
noches In Scmana DaSada por
las continues visitas de borrachos
pistola on mano que toda la no
che lie estuvicron pidiendO dincrO
4 punta de revolver. hasta one nj
amaneccr busc6 rofugio en- la ciu
dad. despu6s de habcr dcsembol-
sad0 mucho dlnero para satlsfacel
4 los baudidos. Sin embargo.
nunca han hecho I'm roho 8 en-
sas nmnricanas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Complot para asesinar & Huerta y
gtts coTnOailerng

I'll Domingo IL dc este mes
fuf desc,lbierto IN complot en IN
tiudad dc Mexico f'ara asesinar
4 Hucrtu. Fdlix Dioz Y Blan.
auet. Tn Diputado del Congre
so 4 dieI promineutes indiyiduos
f;leron arresiados como RESPONSE
bles del frustrado asasinato, cti.
yos iniividuos tenian pensado ON
plcar bombas de mano Ell la dcs
trucci6n de lag vidas dc Huertn
Y domhs completes, aproyeohando
al momento de que salieran Il In
call0, como 10 acostnmbran Iii.
chos sciiores. Fueron cucontra.
dos docuinentos en- dichos indivi.
duos Que los dcnuncian de ha.
ber pretendido asesinar los per
sonaies indieados.de acuerdo con
2apata pero que el plan fracas6
premat,iramente Varios de los
aeusados coufeaaron su delito, Y
no se sabe la suerte que les eaae.
ia EN- mauos dc los tiranos,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Ouipa f Huerta como responsa
bla de las damoskraoiones.

El sefi0r Jose Vasconoelos, en-.
viado especial eonstitucionalista
4 Londrps. Inglafarra, regrea6 4
Washington 81 din i3 de este mes,
Y dice que umsrta cs 81 Inico res
ponsabIe 10 ias demostraciones
anti.amerieanistas OF Mexico,
poru,e oratenae que estailc in
"0mpiHiento entre los Estados u
nidos u Mexico para salvar sn
sittiaci6n criminal v comprometi
da. atragendo eli patriofismo 4
su iado. va Que no pnede hacer
simpatia de otra marera
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Ell Gobiarno Americana Y el re-
conocimiento de Huerta,

Washington. Julio 15.-~l!os mi
nistros del Gabincte hoy VA no ..
che manifestation que estan le'
tlicando todn su atenci6n Il la
situaci6n dc Mexico y 4 las ges
,ioncs que los representatives cu
fopeos on Ia metropoli mcxieana
estttl, hacienda por lograr que Eu
ropa haga valer su Influenza an
te el PYesidente Wilson y este
rcconozca Il Huerta
Los altos f,,ncionarios del Gabi
nete NADIA haccn sabcr en este par
ticrlar Hoy Fl Sorfe'nrio Br-
van confcrcnc;0 dos horas con 81
Presidente Wilson. sicnAo los
tc,nas drscutidos on In confcren-
ella el asnnto de los inponeses Y
In situaci6n dc Mexico on gen"
ral. III Gabinctc dcdic6 hoy II
nn session especial al nismo asun
to,
Aau0ue Il Gobicruo nada rev"
In aeerca dc SIT resolution final
v rCspuesia que dara u las Poieh
cias europcas cuando estas hagan
sus rcspectivas representations
ante Al Preaidentc Wilson inyo.
candc al reconociniionto dc Hucr
tn, ya Sc sHbe, Y es del dominic
del piblico due FL a0bierno ame
rioano sicmpTe 50 ha opuesto y
segl,ira oponi6ndoae tal reco.
nocilniento, apoyhndose on In dn
clnraci6n QUE tlesdc q principle
hizo et Presidenfe Wilson. de no
reeonooer en- las repnblicas lati.
no-americanas pobierno alRnno 9
manado de Ia fnerza lie lns or
mas II de In anbici6n personal
~ s5iu reconocera 4 los que sc
basan en- el orders constitutional
Y TT election popular
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Carros llenos dc heridos.
Dice Gel Liberal" de


Dice Gel Liberal" de Pirdras
Ncgras, Coahuila;
FL "San Antonio Express en
su rdici6n de aver publie6 una
noticia, dada por uno dc los LA,
mados C6nsules de Huerta, Iii.
ciendo due los constitucionaIistas
habinn sido rcchazados completa
mentc por las fuerzas fcdcrales,
y que llegaron 4 6sta poblaci6n
earros lIenos de heridos. y
Estamos en- aptitud de des.~
mentir Ia rcferida noticia, puosto
que personaImentc visit6 cl Hospi
tai Militar mo de nuestros direc
torres Y pudo oomprobar Que s6
10 rcsultaron hcridos cn ri terri.
bic combatc de Candida tres Off,
ciales constitucionalistas y amos
cuantos hombres de tropa,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17

Washington, Julio Z Ell Sc.
nador Fall, Al mosirarsele In a
cusaei6n dc F5lix Diaz contra 81,
es aecir, de qu> esta favorccicndo
4 los rebeIdes, axclamb cimplemen
to Esse hombre no tiene raz5n
de hablar; s,1s manos chorrean
sanare,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17

Mas sohre Monclova, v compren
dio al momcnto La estrategia fe-
deral, ,desfil6 su tropa 4 doble mar
chas sobrc Monclova por yer al
lograba recapturarla; pero su a.
vance va era demasiado tarde. s
Mas va Sc habia posesionado del.
pueblo con suma facilidad, pors
halIaba casi sin resguardo, v ape
mas pudo con m her0ic0 csf,1erzO
captnrar Ia estaci6n, despues de
lenido cOmbatc. lograndO apode
rarsc de todo el material rodanta.
treneS. locomOtOraS. etc, V auto
q los fndcralcS todO este recurso
dn transpOrte y 10 movi0 hania
cl Nortc. hasta Hermanas, destru
yondo de DasO tras 81 t0da Ia vfa
fcrrea. para que no Ia aprOvecha
ra ci on, mirO. Este botin de
conVoycS Y loc0mOtOras logr0 qui
tarl0 In fucrza Carrancistn de pri
mnra avanzada, haciendO destro
2os on las hucstos de Mas Y rech
zandolaS v replegandolas nj cen-
fro lie Ia poblaci6n. Carr0nza al
momento que Supo el ntaquc lie
Mas 4 Monclova. .puso en- precipi
tada marcia mil quinientos consti
turionalistas. pcro lego tarde cs
IA facrza, logrando solo batir 4
los hucstcs de Mas en- Monclova
viejo Y Ia estacion, y 1uitarles
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
otra veg funeionara ell aeroplano,

TT aVlHdOT frances Que 1FHDH+
il con los Observation-Disclosures on
Guaymas. Didicr Mason, tiene
VA preparado Su acroplano para
soltar bombas dcsdc las alturas Y
echar 4 piduc los cationeros fedc
rales anclados on In bahia dc
Guaymas. Los vuclos del aero,
plano Sc efcctuaran c4os dias.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17

ra dis Coahuila, vicnen dando mag
nfficoa eiemplos de sagacidad, de
inteIigencia y de heroismo, DE
"M liberal Z, de piedras Negpas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
90 caflones Y 9 ametralladoras
dentro de Monclova.

FL general federal Mas, cncc-
>Tado en Monclova. Sc dice que
tiem una mnenifica escnadra De
tic"ra para drfcndersc ries cnen
"a con vcintc caiioncs Y seis auto
m6vilcs blindados con piezns dc
nrtillerfa de tiro rapido monia =
dns sobre cureiias Con semcjan
tes baterias Y una fuerza regu.
lar. dc inntiles 40 pAsan los fedc.
relies 81 no avanzan sobrc Pie
dyas Negras y dcstruycn los
ntcloos Cariancisias Y pordu6
no los destruycn Y ayanznu? Sim
plemente por que no pucdcn y
10 Qne va 4 sucoGer es que toaa q"
sa uiaauinaria dc guerra Va 4 ser
de Carranzn, luego que ooiga Nor
ciova en- poder do los constitucic
nnltstns.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
Surge un nuevo disturbio diplo
mStico an To- Cd. de Mexico.
Ciudad de Mexico. Julio Ia.

Ciudad de Mexico. Julio IA
Acaba dc surgir otra complication
mas en- las relaciones entire Me
xico los Fs'ados Tnidos eau
sa dc Ia actitud hoStil tomada III
timamente por los dIplomhticoS
extranjeros on esta capital, pues
hoy so acaba dc sabcr Que estos
representantes han cnviado 4
sus resprcfivos gobnrnos notas j
denticas acusando nj gobicrno dc
los Estados Unidos dc ser In can
sa dc Ia revoluci6n de Mexico
por no uucrcr reconoccr Il Huer
ia, 10 duc ha contrihuido mucho
4 fomentar las rcbe|dias de los
! anti hucrtisins. Los diplomatl .
cog c%fraujcros Ell esta cindad
conccrtaron de comIin acuerdo In
Ger >nste Uovimiento de protesta
sueiercn 4 sus gobiernos que TO
representatives europcos en- Was
hingson sean nut0rizados para qu
pidan al gobicrno de los Estados
TJnidos 81 reconocimicn'o de Ia
antortdnd de fTncrta 8 que hsumt
las rnsponsabilidadrs subsncuon
tes dc Ia situnoi6n de Mexico.
Fsta nueva complication solo
es otra nusya Ease ael movimien
10 Imcrtista tenAente 4 forzor
Il los Fistados Unidos al reconoci
, miento del esp1rio Huertn m
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-17
2 fusilados y un comandante de
uolicia muerto.

I'll Oral Mas hjzo fusilar 4 los
comorciantes de MoncIova Fran
cisco Dclgado V Marcelino Calm
do. probablcmente por considerar
los carrancistas.
FL comandantc dc poli"fa Pedro
Salinas fuc mucrtO por gus mis- :.
mos compancros en el momcnto
que dniso pnsarse 4 las fuerzas de
Mas con toda la guardia de poll
cia 81 dia de In entrada de los
federales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-09
CHARLTON rs
CHANGED MAN

not be intruded upon, Young Charlton
kept entirely on OF the subject of his
crime, and spoke onIy-but with en-
thusiasm and sincerity unmistakable
OF the kindness OF his keepers.
DO ron knoE.r he said, since I'VE
been In this trouble, I've learned more
about the milk of human kindness,
about every day. workable christian
ity than / ever dreamed existed. Those
lads, the keepers in Jersey City where
/ vas for three years, are as fine q
lot Of chaps as I've ever met. Their
kindness to the fIthiest tramp that
comes In there is invariable; their
consideration for the feelings of every
being under them unfaiiing; their
willingness to hslp some poor unfortu-
nate even out Of their own pockets is a
marvel: their treatment Of me shall
never cease 10 be grateful for
Then / met two foreigners 1.-THE two
csrabiniori who accompanied Charl-
ton from New York to Como who
treated me with every courtesy and
tried TO make things pleasant for me
when they could have done their duty
Finally when I reached Italy, people
whom / have never heard OF before
helped me 10 get counsel for my de-
Tense, which otherwise / could not
have had, and did everything they
could to cheer me up and rep up my
courage. These are things which set
a man TO thinking"
Only one thing seemed to have caus-
ed Charlton annoyance. That is the
practical certainty that the trial will
go over until January /, when a new
criminal code goes into effect This
code Is expected TO help Charlton's
case. since under it Chariton's mental
condition will be established in ad.
vance, and he would be tried as az
linquent, II proved unbalanced when
the crime was committed. Should his
conviction follow he would be legally
proven crirninalIy irresponsible and
the chances would be against his SEN
tence to life Imprisonment, which in
Italy means death In few years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-09
AUTOMOBILE rs
THE KING" KILLER
Deaths Much Greater from Auto Acct
dents Than Those Caused by
the Railroads.

The municipal reference librarian
OF Chicago. Frederic Rex, has taken
the trouble to collate some statistics
regarding fatal railway and automo-
bile accidents for the fiscal year 1912
and has drawn therefrorn few in
teresting comparisons He finds tina,
the number OF passengers k lied In al
ways on all of the railways o, the
United States during the fiscal year
ended June 30. 1912, was go During
the same period. according t. infor.
nation obtained by the Chicago sta
tistical expert. sci persons wee
killed by automobiles In % American
cities having population of 100000
or more.
The comparison becomes startling
when 1t 10 realized that in the state
OF New York alone such cities as
Rochester, Syracuse and Albany are
not included Neither does the lis;
OF % cities include all other cities in
other states with population exceed
ing 100000 1t must be apparent al
once, therefore. that the number OF
automobile Fatalities. taking the coun
T. try at large, has been greatly under
estimated. Yet, with this incomplete
record. the comparison with fatalities
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-09
JACK FROST ENTERS
THE APPLE ORCHARD
Prices viii be Higher, Say the Com
mission Men, and Oranges will
be Cheaper.

II the prediction Of Des Moines
commission men comes true Reosus
people will be paying 81 and So q
barrel for apples before long. Every
thing seems to have congpired to put
the price OF apples up out o; reach.
The golden fruit of mythology will be
ia 1914 reality, Judging from the way
Ben Davis, Jonathan and others are
hitting the upward trail
Jack Frost is the latest niscreant
TO invade the orchards and swipe the
precious fruit, In Missouri last week
ne ruined several thousand dollars
worth Of apples in one night. Less
than half OF the crop had been gath.
cred when ne arrived and got his leg
fingers on the remainder.
Over against the high price OF
apples the dealers are telling Of the
heavy crop Of oranges in both Cali
fornia and Florida. They cay oranges
will be down to 30 cents dozen BIZ
Thanksgiving. For which folks WI
be truly thankful
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One thousand men and women at an
average salary OF $500 each annually
would produce 100000 or half mil
lion dollars. Now they are costing
the state thousands OF dollars for
their keep. This should not be, any
one will say. Who is to blame that
this condition exists?
At Fort Madison are 523 prisoners.
Seventy are serving life sentences.
One hundred and fifty are TRUSTEES.
Practically no trades are taught. I'm
der the contract system teaching OF
trades is almost impossible. A few
prisoners are taught farming while a
few learn something about tailoring
and kitchen work in the tailor shop
and kitchen.
The majority OF prisoners there are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-09
PREPARING FOR
THE STOCK SHOW
International Live stock Exposition at
Chicago November % TO
December 8.

Preliminaries OF the international
Live Stock exposition at Chicago. No.
yen1ber % to December 6, have been
completed, entries are being tabulated
and the groundwork laid for the beat
display Of food animals and draft
horses ever congregated In America
or elsewhere. Entries largely out
number those of previous years and
the galaxy of pure bred and fat live
stock to be assembled may never NEE,
in the competitive arena again
Construction gangs are busy increag
ing show facilities, buildings are he
ing enlarged or altered to accommo
date the expansion Of the exposition
and unsurpassed accommodation viii
be furnished both exhibitors and spec
tators.
In consequence of impending short.
age of beef, pork and mutton. pro.
ducers all over the United States and