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The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
Consciences Smite Students
Who Tangoed in Chapel
Room at George Washington University Has Never
Been Consecrated, and Young Men Are Beginning
to Realize It's Name as Unfortunate.

Students Of George Washington uni
verslty suddenly have become conscience
stricken. A vast sin, II seems. rests upon
their souls. and it will give them no
peace.
This most heinous offense is none other
than that of dancing the tango. the fish
walk, the one-step. and other popular
terpsichorean creations in the university
chapel" A greiyous sacrilege, the stu
dents suddenly have come to realize.
their minds are Ill at ease.
The so-called "chapef' is the large hall
ON the east side Of the second floor OF
Columbian College. Before the build.
Ing was occupied by the university, this
room served as the chapel OF the st.
Rose Industrial Home School, which
was located on the premises. The win
dows are Of stained glass and at the rear
Is choir loft. The hall now Is used by
the classes in English. Being the largest
hall in the university, 1t is likewise used
for the daily chapel services. And be-
cause of this use, the room has come
TO be known universally as -the chapeL"
Used for Meetings.
But these are not the only uses of the
hall. Frequently student meetings are
held in 1t. II Is used for meetings OF glee
clubs. for debating purposes. ard also,
alas! sad fact, for dancing. Not infre-
quently rag time strains float through
the chapel and students glide over the
floor In the execution of the latest and
most popular dancea
And no one before has strenuously OBJ
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

Iurer. and w. d. Zimmerman, w, r,
Studs, and H. Sampson, trustees for
twelve months. These officers win be In
stalled January Z by w. r. Studds, dis
trict deputy grand master.
Osceola Tribe of Red Men has elected
the following officers: e. L. Crumbaugh,
sachem; E. L. Sisson, senior sycamore;
z. C. Bisson. Junior sagamore; L. s.
Crockett. prophet; Charles Nagel chief
OF records: E. r. Downham. collector OF
wampum; A. ]. Butcher, keeper Of wam-
PUN; w. H. Helms, trustee; Henry Cal
Ian, representative to Great Council. with
c. NJ. Schwab as alternate.
Alexandria Camp, Modern woodmen,
son, counsel: S. B. Reeves. advisor; NJ.
Jaffa, banker; c w. Dettor, clerk; B. c.
Miller, sentry: Shirley Putnam, watch
man. and 9. Wolf, c. A. Bladen, and M.
Jaffa, board of managers.
The annual election of officers OF the
Young Mems Sodality Lyceum will be
held at its hall at s o'clock next Sun
day night.
Potomac Lodge of Odd Fellows will hold
meeting tomorrow night. when degree
work will be conferred.
The dance given tonight by the Dancing
Club OF Alexandria Lodge Of Elks at its
home was largely attended.
A concert was given tonight at the
Young Peoples Building for the benefit
of the Alexandria Hospital building fund.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
BRITISH MAIL STRIKE AT HAND
Postmaster General Refuses Mem,
Demand for More Pay.

London, Dec. IA postoffice strike
as a feature OF the Christmas rush was
believed inevitable today when Post
master General Samuel refused the pro-
posal Of the men for IS per cent increase
in pay. A committee, representing 90
600 members OF the postal unions, COM
prising IS per cent Of all the postofiice
employees, carriers, clerks and telegra-
piers in the United Kingdom, called on
Samuel and presented their demands.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
IL. SMITH Is HONOR GUEST.
United Spanish War Veterans Hold
Reception Mt EII<s' Hall.

John Lewis Smith, commander-in-chief
of the United Spanish War Veterans,
was the guest of honor at a reception
given by the comrades OF the department
In the District at Elks' Hall last night
More than Loo veterans and their friends
were present The large hall was decorat-
ed with palms, flowers and fiags.
Chief of STAFF Richard ]. DonneIley,
Past Department Commander F. S. Hodg-
son, Representative Robert NJ. Bremner.
of New Jersey. and Representative
Richard w. Austin, OF Tennessee. de-
livered short addresses. Dancing fol-
lowed the speaking.
The camps that participated in the re-
ception were the Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
No. 1; Richard j. Harding. No. 2; Col
James s. Petit. No. 8; Gen. Henry w.
Lawton, No. 4; Col. John Jacob Astor
No. 6; Admiral George Dewey. Naval
Lodge, No. z; Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell, No.
Q, and the ladies' auxiliary of the de-
partment.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
BAZAAR FOR BLIND OPENS.
Articles Made by Aid Association Oh
Sale mt Raleigh.

4 bazaar for the blind was opened at
the Raleigh Hotel, by the Aid Associa-
ton for the Blind yesterday, and at the
various booths all sorts of products of
the blinds handicraft were on sale,
many of the articles being such as to call
for a high degree of skill in their max
ing. Articles made by sightless women
on sale were mostly of knitted and bas-
kerry work, while the articles made by
the men were or cane weaving, chairs,
and heavy baskets.
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson, president OF
the aid association, is presiding over the
bazaar, which will be continued through
out today and this evening. Besides
things for sale and the light luncheon
served by the association, dancing has
been provided for this evening in the
Raleigh ballroom on the tenth floor.
On the bazaar committee are Mrs. VAIN
wright, Miss Metzerott, Miss Lawrence,
Mrs. Layton, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Chany,
Mrs. Moulett, Mrs. McGraw, and Mrs.
Emerson.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

six. easily could have passed her silver
wedding by several years.
Both confessed to Col william Knoll,
the license clerk. that they had not before
been applicants for pass TO the altar.
They were married by the Rev. H b.
Hosley, and said they would spend their
.honeymoen here
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
FALSE PRETENsEs CHARGED.
Roy Conway Alleged to Have OBJ
tanned Money from women.

Roy Conway Alleged to Have OBJ
tanned Money from Women.
Charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. Roy Conway, forty
years old, claiming to have been de-
tective of Des Moines, Iowa. is under
arrest, and Mrs. Sadie Conway, alias
Hagan, thirty-six years old. who came
to Washington with Conway. about
three weeks ago, is held at the House
of Detention Scr Investigation.
The charge against the man grew
out of the report to the police OF Mrs.
Ellen Clark White. of 1920 Q street
northwest, that she had given Conway
$40 for aid in getting her position
with the detective agency he claimed
to represent.
Conway was arrested at an Avenue
hotel shortly after he offered Mrs.
Theodore Tiller, of 1914 Park road, his
assistance in running down the men
who stole her automobile.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
Music Had Charms.

sunbury, Pa, Dec. 1.-Miss Rosie
Yocum's soprano voice singing Bully.
Bully to a raging steer Gained the
animal and saved the life OF q farm
hand about to be attacked
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12
"JoY ON MOUNT OLYMPUS

Cupid wins Victory when A. z.
Turner and Mis-. BIedsoe Wed.
There must have been a sort of cele-
bration on Mount Olympus, or wherever
Cupid leaves mis- bow and arrows when
he sleeps. last night. for the young king
won delayed victory when Adrian Z.
Turner and Miss Matte K. Bledsoe, both
of Waldrop. Va. were married yesterday.
Mr.. Turner. who is seventy, might have
been celebrating the golden anniversary
OF his wedding. and Miss Bledsoe, fifty
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

Dayton Aikens shot an elk near Lewis
town, Pa, the other day.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

- Work days remaining in
which to do yc II CHRIST
MAS SHOPPING Don't
~ be selfish. SHOP EARLY.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

to be appreciated by every
body that receives this beau
tiful book for a gift. Nothing
can be more appropriate or
useful. You'll want it when
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

The following officers have been elected
by Sarepta Lodge, No. IS Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows: ]. J. Flynn, noble
grand; H. Sampson, vice grand; L. z.
Butts, recording secretary; E. T. Steele,
financial secretary; W. N. Brissey, treas
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

Miss Catherine T. Downey, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Downey, an6
Albert G. Schlag. both of this city, wert
married at o'clock tonight at the par
sonage of st. Mary's Catholic Church
The ceremony was performed by Rev. L
F. Kelly.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

The funeral of Mrs. Rosa A. Penn took
place at $50 o'clock this morning from
st. Mary's Catholic Church. Services
were conducted by Rev. L. F. Kelly, and
burial was in Bethel Cemetery. The pail
bearers were Robert Murphy, Fred Klaus,
William Klaus, Emmett Kelley, Harry
Penn, and Daniel McCauley.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-12

Edward Harrison, who was arrested
recently following a raid made on tht
saloon of George S. Finch, says he was
called from his house last night an6
threatened with bodily harm IL he die
not leave the city. It is understood thai
Harrison. who has just been released
from custody, will be a witness for the
State, when the cases Of several persons
are called for trial.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
CampGChG y YuCatdn Sc rebe-
Ian contra Y, Huprta

I'll Estado de Campechc amena
IA separarse de la federaci6n an.
tes que reconocer ell espurio 90.
blerno del traidor Huerta, segun
mensales cabiegraficos recibidos
en- la Hahana, la capital de Gu
ba, con fecha % del prescntc Mar
70. Los peones de Mexico sc
estan levantando, movidos Dor
un sentihiento de protesta con --
ira ell gobierno militar de Huer-
ta que amenaza someter la cla-
sc trabajadora 4 la OPPRESSION en-
que estaba bajo ell gobierno des-
potico de Porfirio Diaz. FL Es-
tado dc Yucatan sc ha declarado
contra la imposition desp6tica
del usurpador Huerta. ST Ell
eli Estado de Campechc existen
lnflucncias inglesas, son debido q
POGO patriotismo, mala fc y
exccrable TRACTION y torpcza de
Huerta, Diaz, de la Barra. Pi-
mentel y otrOs malos mcxicanos.
Los pconcs ven Ell Hucrta V
Felix Diaz una reproduction gc.
nuina de Porfi,io Diaz tan n
natural, como la reproduction dc
I'M cuadro por IN habil artista y
hasta ven ventajas en- los nue.,
vOs dictadores. Y como baio la
mano ftrrca de porfiriO Dia2
los pObrcS pcOnes cstuVicr0n su.
midoS en- la mas cxccrabIc cS.
clavitud. Sicmtcn un Odio incura ..
bl" contra tOdO gObierno militar !
dictatorial, baio cl cual cstuvicroI
cScI0vos dcSde que nacicron, y
por ESQ aspiran v prOclamnu d uu
gobicrno Que Gamble su situaci0n
p6sima Y rodima la esclavitud en-
que los ricoS anti-patriotas los
han tcnido sumidos por siglos.
HUerta cuenta con el apoyo sola g
mcnte dc las classes adincradas dt
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
& COrOnG| PG1a eSCapa de los
TigrGs Huerta Y Diaz

que el general Huerta orden6 4
tOdos los Rurales Maderistas Sc
pusieran al frente del Arsenal ell
| dia II de Febrero 1ltimo, con el
sdeliberado prop6sito de que los
Rurales sc colocaran al alcance
del mortifero fuego de Ia gente
!, del tigre Felix Diaz y al propio
.tiempo quedar an en- medic de
dos fuegos, ordenando en- secre-
to 8 los federales de afuera que
dispararan y mataran q dichos
rurales 81 mostraban cobardfa 6
hacian por esquivarsslas balas del
Arsenal. De este result6 pre-
cisamente el cobarde asesinato
de los Maderistas, pues de los
quinientos Rurales que fueron
colocados en- el sitio intentado
por Huerta, solo quedaron en-
pie noventa en- unos Is minutes,
tai era la lluvia de proyectiles
que ell Arsenal derramaba sobre
los Rurales que estaban q pecho
descubierto, mientras Ia gente
de Felix Diaz estaba parapetada
dentro del Arsenal. Esta heca-
tombe sangrienta de Rurales fie-
les q Madero, la orden6 Ell gene
raj Huerta para mermar defen-
sores al gobierno constitutional
y hacer mas facil la captura del
Presidente Madero,
Ell coronel Pena dice que el
desobedeci6 la barbara G inhu.
mana orden dc Huerta, mand6 a
su gente echar pie q TERRA aban-
donando los caballos, y embuti-
dos en- las puertas de las casas.
escaparon del mortifero fuego
enemigo. Permanecieron meti-
dos en- las puertas cinco dias,
siendo alimentados por las fami-
lias que ocupaban las casas.
DespuGs dicciocho jefes rura.
les, entire estos el coronel Pena,
fueron llamados al Palacio Ma.
cional, dici6ndoles que les iban
& pagar sus haberes, y al arri-
bar al Palacio. todos ellos fucron
apresados y enccrrados en- la pri-
sion del Arsenal, de donde esca-
paron todos mientras Ia guardia
dormia ebria de mezcaI, como Sc
diio anteS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
Tel6fono 1889

Mexico, que forman un corto MI
nero de habitantes, micntras ]os
trabaladores constituyen toda la
kepubllca, y 6stos quicren un 90.
blerno dcmocratico. Los ricos
asesinaron d Madcro. poroue Is.
te estaba de partc del pueblo ira
balador. La rudeza brutalj--
dad de este sistema de esclavitud
uende mantener ell pals debil
y SIN rcntas, pues cs va bicn sabi.
do que los gobicrnos liberales
progrcslstas, que reparten ticrras
y protcgcn ell trabajo indepen -
dicnte del obrcro, son los mas ri
cos del mundO.
Huerta, que ha enviado cl ma.
yor volumen de sus opresoras
fuerzas fcderales al Norte dc Me
Xlco, ma dciado sin resguardo 81
Sur, ateniendosc al incierto ARE.
glo de paz con Zapata, que atin
no ofrccc rendirse, y este descui-
do ha sido aprovcchad0 DOT la
msurr"ccl6n de Campechc y tres
IISt"'oS mas, cS Il SaOcr, IabaScO,
Chlapns y Yucatan. Y los Huerta.
DiaZ-dc la Barra ahora reconocen
su dcsacierto de haber dado un
criminal cuartclazo Y haberse eri.
gido cn autoridadcs matando 4 la
autoridaG constitutional Pensa.
ban que Il g0bi"rno dc Madcro
conSiStja rn la pcrsonalidad de
M0dcro, Y torpcmrntc crcycron
qll" matando Il Madcro uundaba
todo conclude i Su favor, ' este
ha SIdO 81 gran error. purS Made.
70 era la ley y era II pueblo mis-
mo.
FL usurpador Iiucrta ahorn re
cure la crnSura dc los mcusa-
ieS, tcmcroSo dc que Ia naciGn Sc
entore DE- la situaci6n amenazau.
te utp, afronta su cfinel'o reinado
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
Il Intr6pidO Carranza auInenta SUS a.
guerridaS legiOneS
ii Jete ConstucOna|sta Contrata hdbNes Photos pa.
"a Ia Campaha en- AenpanOs

Glen orosquistas mas deserta-
ron de las filas de los traidorcs
Huertistas Y Sc afiliaron q las le.
giones patrioticas de Venustiaro
Carranza en- Monclova 81 dia 25
del presente Mario.
Las legiones carrancistas All.
mentan cada dia. v el goberna-
dor Carranza esta enganchando
expertos aviadores Y aeroplanos
para dirigir la campaha igual.
mente por 81 aire contra los usur
padores hasta exterminarlos.
Sc estA organizando una tacti.
CO suprema para poner fuera de
combate & los eselavos federales
que sostIenen 4 los cnenigos del
pueblo, que pretenden burIargo
dc los ciudadanos.
Una carnarilla dc una docena
de criminales pretende dofninar
por Ia fuerza & I'm pueblo de quin
ce millones de habitantes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27

Indic0 q fmbHj0lor Wilson. y
pocos mcmcntos d"SpuGs slIpo
I"lr bor0 4" un amigo. Qur CO..
fTl" i d1rIn 81 nyj&o quc Wilson
habia prcs"mado In furirla con
los nomhrca nj Mjul~cro dc Gohrr.
nncI"n, Wt" 10 rS ri crucI Gar.
Ella Gran"doS, y que este ruuri"na
RIO ordr)1i ul momcnt0 la arroltrn
ci6n del p"rjodistH Alcaldr y Il
hCrmano.
FL pcriodista AlcaIdc dcnunciu
igualmcnto cl hccho singular Que
c| Embaiador Wilson cstIvo con.
vcrSando con Garcia Granados
8 L. jnForm6 en- su platica que
Manuel Alc0ldc y II hcrmano de
este tcmian ser Hprchcndidos, rs.
IA platic0 In oyd por casualidad
81 amigo que fuG 4 dar cstn mott.
Ella al pcriodista mnnrionado. Gar,
cia Granad0s contest6 4 Wilson
que habin Icscuidado su ntenei6n
al periodista Alcaldc y hcrmano
dc este, pcro que iba Il dar Grde.
nca para que los nrrcstaran.
Entonces mi amigo. dice Al.
caldo-~ c0rri1 4 daruc csta mott
cia, Y me aconsej6 que huyera y
dcsdc luego me disfrac6 on traic.
dc trabajador de In vin fGrrca,
mi csposa Y uiiios sc disfrazaron,
tambi6n, y sail dc In capital las
10 de Ia noche do csc dia. Gra-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27

El coronel Jose Pena, coman-
dante del So Regimiento de Ru.
rales durante los combates fingi-
dos sobre ell Arsenal en-, la ciudad
de Mexico, y preso despues en-
dicho Arsenal por orden de los
inquisidores, logr6 escapar por
milagro de la prisi6n, por medic
de un amigo suyo que emborra-
ch6 con mezcal q la guardia que
10 vigilaba, y despu6s de disfra-
zarse en- traje de sacerdote, ra-
surandoss barba y cejas, Y andar
muchos dias en- la capital con in
minente peligro de ser ejecuta-
do al ser descubierto, hugo de la
capital el S del presente Mario,
evadiendo las garras de los IT,
gres humanos Huerta, Felix
Diaz, de la Barra Y otros, seg1n
declare el mismo coronel Peha &
un representante del San Anto-
MO Express en- Brownsville, re.
Xas, Ell dia % del actual.
Ell senior coronel Jose Pefia lle-
60 a Brownsville el % de este
mes, y parece que Sc Sc dirige &
Washington con documentos y
constancias de importancia que
protestan contra ell reconocimien-
to del espurio gobierno Huerta.
Di8z.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
E| PeriOdiSt0 A|C0|dG
denunCia 4 Wilson

Manuel Il. Alcaldr, director lc
Nucya Fra, = diario de In ciudad
dc Mexico, lego Il San Francisco
California, 81 dia 20 del prcscntc
Mario. Y dcsde mcgo hizo alar.-
nantes rcvclacioncs accrcn de In
conduct0 del Embajador Wilson
para con Il. Diio que durnrto
los combntcs on In ciudad do Nc.
Xico vcrificados desdc 81 . hasta
Il Is de Fobroro pr6ximo pasado
di0 on que llunrta do 81 vcrgon.
1850 gOlpc dc Estndo, 81, 81 prrjo
djsta Manuel Alcatdo. pro!cgi6 y
QIimcnto de su cucnta 4 Is fami--
lias amcric0nas que alOib dcntrt
del cdifjcio dc In cscucIa del IN.
tornado Naciou0l, siendo cl perio
dista AlcaldC coroncl de una fucr
IA dc tvcscicuios hombrcs, Dcs
pu6s dc In TRACTION de Tfucrta, tc
mi6 ser arrcstado y ejecutado POI
los inquisidorcs dcl nncvo regi-,
men. husc6 protection Y nmparo
on Ia embajada americana, Gre.
y6ndosc con dcrccho & su ayuda
por habcr protcgido 4 sus Gonna.
cionalcs: pcro ri Embajador vii
sou lc dUo que NADIA podia ha-
cer en- su ayuda, Y pidi6 que es.
cribiern su uombrc Y cl de su
hcrmano Oft una tarjeta, III pc.
riodista Alcaldc cscribi6 su nom.
bro Y ol del hcrmano como 10
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
e GFal. TruCy Aubert CODado

Seg6n parece, el general fede..
raj Trucy Aubert Gays EN- una
celada estratsgica intentada por
los conatitucionalistaa, los quo al
mularon un falso ataque sobre
la ciudad do Monterrey para d.
tracr los mil qiinientos fedora :
les dc Tracy Aubert que estaba
en- Villa-Aldama. El plan ga
li6 4 pedr de boca, v los " "disci-
plinadoa ise hallan abora oncarra
dos en- Monterrey v rodeados poS
todos lados por los Carranzistas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27

La lucha es de derechos Y de
principles contra la anticiviliza,
dora matanza de los gobertantes
constitucionales, Y ell mundo civi-
lizado esta con los CONSTRUCTIONS
listas y la ley.
El Estado de Coahuila presto
instalara I'm servicio postal in.
ternacional sobre el terreno que
Carranza domino.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
Ano "a. No. 1902

Los dcsastrcs por ctccto de los
turbados clcmentOs sc repitcn en-
Ia rica Republica americana.
Una terrible tempcstad dc wen
to, rayos y fuertes aguacoros des,
cargo sus impetus Ia norhe del
Domingo nltimo en- Tcrrc Hat
to- Estado de Indiana, La des-'
eargn de rayos iuecndio muchos
domicilios, pcro cl aqua que no.
via era ian fucrtc. que apago las
.easas inccndiadas, evitando de
esta mancra que las victlmas que
sas ocupaban perccieran en- las
1lamns. Hubo "a personals mucr'
+as nor el derrumbc de casas y
como setcnta Y cinco heridas. DOS
,cientos domicilios fucron dcstrui-
dos por complete. fodos los Patos
W alambres telcgratlcos y teleIo-
nicos ouedaron por cl suclo: la
tardc del mismo Domingo rs del
actua). Ell Omaha, Estado dc Ne
hraska. sobrcvino otra calamldao
dc ma tormenta de lluvias y des
mcusurados vicntos, causando mu
chos dailos en- vidas y propledaoe
dcstruvcndo cuatroclcntas resi- .
dcucias. Como Ia fuerza de los
vicntos cicl6nicos barri6 con TO
aas las lincas telcgraficas y tele-.,
f6,ficas. no SO saba aun para rl
fumes tllrimo la cXacta p"rd'da q
yidas cfcGtuada por la caIamIdad
zero para csc dia Sc estimaban las
victimas en- trosciCntas personals
muertas mas de setccicntas lc-
sionadns. FL cicl6n 40 paSo pof
81 centre de ncgoci0S de la CIT
dad, sino por la parte Ocs'r, aga
rrando media pchlacl6n y rec" 90
rrjendo i immense rrmolino dc
yientn ana Zona como de ocho
miIlas de longitud. por IN hncho
de scis cuadras. Fin est" trnNec-
to rccorrido por cl remol'no m
mcnso del huracAn, So crcntan va
rios suburhios. los ulr t"mhlcn
fucron uvcriadoS pur Ia fufoSa
tempcstad.
La milad de In partc OcStc &c
Ia poblaci6n Wucd6 doSiruida. III
RobcrnaIor M0rohcad moNto las
.r,;i;o;oo , Ia irono federal hacia
Ia partc dc In rjudad nV"rIada
no, cI c,clGn. con ri fin de cvitnr
>des6rdcncs V r0hos cu las rulna8
de las casaS dcri1tmbadas pnr los
vfcntos. LA onda del cirl"n sc
~, "' VI y, ,,,.,ln ,l,J Douiurn
q, q '"I - nto VI" m ,,,ns
Es,os rc,roliros / tornados son
muv frccucutrs on Ins p)aniclos
IoI ;nfnrinr do los ExCados Uni
.3oa Tn ciuAad de Omaha = cl
Esiado de Nebraska So haitian en-
el ccntro de este pals.
Esta eiasc de n"ff"S'aS " .''' Ern''
son en- sec" ;i'' "t'"" ,a,.ms vn." Trn
n,omt,mnntr n,n,, cstns borrnscas cs
una nubn Que SO cuclga 4 la vista
de todos, cuando cs dc dia' nrr"S
ttrando una Gola P"' ..,,oo, :, a",'d ,,do ~, -,
uRhra az "u'"'r" , 30 49, o.'''"o ,,,T
espaclo hcsnH "1''','" ,,,,,,n 'r"''" rnon u
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27

Memorials Tu6ditas de Don gA.
baaati&n TssTdo de Tejada, I v IL
pArte bien smpsstada. $500
H4ganae los podidoa Sra.
EULEMA r. DE CRUZ, AZ
Dwyer Ave. San Antonio, Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-03-27
HuGrta SaCrltlCa en- InaSa a los
RUra|eS

Otro Gle los cspeluznantes rela-
tos que hace pUblicos ell coronel
Peha es la criminal manera con
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-08-13
Kidney Trouble Began With a Lame
Back

]. L. Hack, 915 Eighth street,
Lincoln, ILL.,, was recently cured Of
a bad case of kidney trouble that
started with a lame back, and says:
Il am certainly thankful in getting
a cure of my kidney trouble by US
ing Foley Kidney Pills" Try them
yourself c. c. Bingham. Adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-08-13

Mrs. Eugene Carpenter, for many
years resident of this place. is visiting
in this town and vicinity. She has been
for the past year matron of Y. w c. A.
building in Chicago.
Mrs. Harry House and three children
return this week to their home in Indi-
ana Harbor near Chicago.
Mrs. Josephine Carr came Sunday
from New Yark City where she has been
taking a special course at the New York
University. and will spend the rest of her
vacation here. before going to her school
in Providence, R. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cook and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ladd enjoyed an automo-
bile trip through the White Mountains
Sunday.
A large party from here had a picnic
and made the ascent of Burke Mountain
Tuesday.
Mark Stone leaves town very soon for
a trip to the west, where he plans to To-
cate if he finds an attractive place.
Robert Stockwell had horse killed on
the the crossing south of Shorey's grain
store Monday afternoon. The driver
was trying to cross the track ahead of
the mail trainawith a two-horse load of
wood. Seeing he could not cross, he
pulled up and swung the team around
sharply. but the engine struck and killed
the nearest animal