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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov. IL, 1918

Rathdrum, Idaho, Nov. IL, 1913
Editor Of TRIBUNE
Just few lines on the liquor ques-
ton: If Gods laws are as believe
them to be, the laws OF nature, then
man will not be guilty Of changing
them to any great extent. Man made
such laws as our constitution, and
men, therefore, can change or even
abolish them as majority may see
fit. No man should be denied any
privileges unless his pleasure shall
encroach on the rights of others.
Men have right to drink, yet if they
make nuisances Of themselves society
has a right TO fix the penalty. A
minister Of The gospel should have
the same rights in public affairs as
any man.
We can differ as to the methods,
yet both sides be sincere. AS viewed
by the writer the real trouble is not
caused by prohibition or high license
but is caused by the system OF profit
taking. In this view we are support
ed by those OF the greatest temper.
ance worker Of modern times, Miss
Frances E. Willard.
In her liter years Miss Willard
became an advocate of socialism, the
greatest political movement the
worl | has ever seen. At the nationa
convention Of the w. c. T. u. ir
1897 she stated that if she had hel
life to live over it would be devoted
to socialism, as she considered it tc
be Christianity applied. She became
convinced that poverty caused
drunkenness and that more thar
drink caused poverty.
We do not solve the problem BY
abusing the saloon keeper. He j.
not more wicked than the merchant
who sells rotten or adulterated fooo
for profit. AS millions now wish tc
use some form of stimulant, why moi
rid ourselves Of the profit system anc
furnish these people with pure bev
erages at cost, the same to be made
and sold by the government. Loca
option has not been satisfactory, SC
why not consider this view? We car
study this problem to our mutua
benefit and abuse no one.
Yours truly,
F. l.. RUNYON
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
Thanksgiving Proclamation

Dating back practically to the first
settlement of this continent, the Gus
tom has prevailed of setting aside
one day in each year as day Of
thanksgiving to Almighty God for
his manifold blessings to our people.
This praiseworthy custom should
ever be perpetuated. Each year
brings its own blessings and rewards
and grateful and devout people
should ever be willing to voice their
obligations to Divine providence for
his sheltering protection and abund
ant moral and material gifts vouch-
safed to them.
But in addition to thanking God
for our great material progress and
for the blessings Of forest, field and
mine, we should seek divine guild
ance in the proper use of that which
comes into our hands.
We should pray t. be delivered
from that spirit Of extravaganza
which affects not only our individual
but also our collective actions and
which yearly adds to the cost of
living. In its place we should seek
to have inculcated that spirit of thrift
which characterized our forebeats
and upon which the permanent pro 5
perity OF the individual and OF the
state must ever rest.
In obedience to this long establish
ed custom, l, John M. Haines, gov
ernor of the state of Idaho, do Join
with the president of the Unite I'd
States in designating Thursday,
November q, 1913, as day Of
public thanksgiving for the people
Of this state. ask that all business
cares be laid aside and that the ay
be observed in all our churches and
homes as day of thanksgiving and
prayer.
In testimony whereof, | have her e.
unto set my hand, and caused the
great seal of the state to be affixed, at
Boise, the Fifth day Of November, in
the year Of our Lord, one thousan ID
nine hundred and thirteen.
JOHN NJ. HAINES,
(SeaD Governor.
By the governor:
w. l.. CLIFFORD,
Secretary Of State.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14

Strikes in the southern Colorado
coal fields resulted last Saturday in a
clash between strikers aud guards and
strike breakers. Some Of the latter
were ambushed and fired upon. five
being killed. Strikers attacked the
militia at Forbes and fred several
shots without effect.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
SNAKES AS THEY FEED.
Whom They Start Swallowing They
Never Know When to etop.

When They Start Swallowing They
Nsvsr Know When to Stop.
The swallowing process is serious
matter for any serpent. which must
draw Itself painfully over Its prey by
hitching Its jaws. armed with back.
ward curving teeth. forward, ON one
side and then the other, and by SINH.
lar movements OF the neck, ribs and
skin. until the whole mass has finally
renched the prolonged stomach. The
snakes jaws are attached to the skull,
and the bones of the head and neck
are connected by elastic ligaments
which may be so stretched that an oh.
5ect considerably larger than the head
itself may be swallowed II rightly seiz-
ed: hence prey Is usually turned about
after killing 1t until its nose Is fore
most. when the undertaking begins. A
copious flow Of saliva assists degulti.
ton.
Once started, q snake never knows
when to stop: has little ability to do
so. indeed. and the prey rarely kicks
loose. It has happened frequently in
geological collections that a large snake
has swallowed a smaller one mechan.
ically. as 1t were. when each has seized
the same food animal. Both swallowed
at 1t until the larger reached the nose
Of the smaller diner and then kept
right on as long as there was anything
III Its mouth. unless the victim Of this
discourtesy managed quickly to let 60
OF the fare and escape.
Bartlett tells US. in his book on the
care of animals in the London zoo, Of
one case where a boa constructor de-
voured a cage mate nine feet long who
did not feel disposed to let 20 of his
half OF a pigeon. Next morning this
boa could not curl up. but had to lie
straight out for several days, and
month was spent in the digestion Of
this tnhospitable meal. Snakes will
Keep pushing their jaws over a string
OF frogs or mice tied together until
they have got outside the whole chain.
These animals have little, IL any. sense
OF taste and when they get their teeth
into anything soft try to eat it.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

If you are interested in any DELAYED
final proof or any matter before the
Interior Department, write to
CLARK & WRIGHT, registered
land lawyers, oo2 F Street N. W.,
Opposite Interior Department.
Washington, D. c.
Free information about contests and
where to obtain SCRIP, locatable-
upon public lands, without residence
or cultivation.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
FORUM.

Articles for This column must be on sub
jects of general interest: IN ust be signed be
brief, not abusive OF any person, and must
be submitted the first Of the week TO insure
prompt publication. Articles will be pub.
lished In their turn. ms received. Publica-
lion Of articles must not be taken to mean
that the editor endorses the sentiments ex-
pressed therein
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14
The Alexandria.

Don't think that your knowledge OF
wonder gems is complete till you have
seen In all its beauty an alexand, lite,
green BY day and red BY night And
such green-olive bronze. with n 90
tent suggestion that red 1. the re;
green when held in the sunlight; in q
osrkened room With artificial light a
RUDY where the emerald was a ms.
ment befors-a tawny wine red OF ct
Quisite tone.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1913-11-14

Over one million dollars has been
RENTED to the fruit growers OF the
northwest through the North Pacific
Fruit Distributors for their 1918 fruit
crop, according to II. g. Sampson,
secretary treasurer. or 1900 CAR
loads shipped east full payment has
been received for all hut %
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Commissioners Proceedings
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

Geo Williams. sup Is
Santa Mite. Co,sup INDECENT 10
r r Be.eke, kilograms county
attorney as Al
Frank Langley ass.stg CO. atty. %
Woodlawn Dairy Co, sup ndignt 2 90
Reiniger Bros, sup TO poor farm IS 40
w c Crews, salary and expense
as deputy surveyor 1856 40
W A Thomas, work for auditor 20
Roy Dandy, +" q 10 SO
F w Schonover, sup poO- farm II 80
H Klappenburp, assist jallor 10
Probate court costs, state VS.,
Hesner, allowed 80 Is
Bruce Cyr,wk for surveyor q 80
I A Libby, exp as commissioner SO 25
Home Elec Co, supplies to h sos
F w Eslaie, exp commissioner 81
E F Conklin. justice fees 8
P S Brown. constable fees 10
Cd'A table sup CO, sup INDECENT 10
Ct'A Cab Co, hire for sheriff SO Is
CdA Bank & Trust Co, rent
for Co. attorney 20
g Burleigh, sup for INDECENT 20
H Hubbard" /" %
Royal Cafe, meals for jurors 10 40
Gust Grono, right OF way rs
Louis Larsen, sup for INDECENT Is
Roy Weston, map for county Is
A L Paulin, right Of way IS
p G Mashburn, overseer 36
w z Slower, 0verseer 1S
Anna Blessing, right of way 100
A 5 DeVoe, overseer 63
G l. Gibbs. overseer 63
WIN Huber, tending ferry so
Chas. Garrells, over,eer Is
Con Kruger. labor on dock %
Ed Garrells, F." 66
] F Keeton, tending bridge IS
f L Moe, tending ferry so
] M Handy, auto hire sheriff IA
Adjourned to Oct. 8.
Oct. 8.-All members present.
Bills were allowed for road work
and supplies to the amount Of $3.50.
Other bills allowed:
Syms. York Co, sup to county $l88 IS
J L Ferguson, witness dist court 20 %
E L Moe, ferryman SO
j M Brown. care INDECENT 80
Interstate Tel Co. rentals Is 35
Geo LaBlanc, wk for treas. los
Samuel Sheppard, right Of way SO
H d Dierks, {" i" 25
H D Locking, oversetr IS
Damages for the Kelly and Hollo-
way roads were allowed and paid as
follows: II II Holloway SIP; R e
Kelly and wife $50.
Oct. 9-All members present.
Bills for road work and supplies
were allowed ageregat'ng S2l5..5.
Other bills allowed:
w & L b Gnrley, sup surveyor S II %
d z Rice. livery hire for con. 6
&c N Downie. exp commissioner 81 IS
j M Brown & Co.sup INDECENT 20
Chldren's Homehndlng AS o 30
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul
y z 5 Ry Co, ticket to INDECENT SO so
Bills rejected:
Il Il Eaton, boat hire coroner s 9
Frank Yogi, road work d st II II 90
lnhr a'e Eel 40, damages to
lines 26 IS
The board canvassed the returns
from the election in the Hay, en- ike
irr' Fta4 atSlfc and dec arsd tn,
district duly organized.
Oct. ll-All members present
BIDS for bridge at Medinont ", r.
called for, to be opened Nov. 5.
Adjourned to Oct. ID.
CONTINUED NEXT wEEK)
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COUNTY OFFICERS

state Senator p. W. johnson
members OF House OF Representatives
Roger G. Wearne. William II. Edeblute
CHARLES A. Norton William. f. Sargent
county Clerk, Auditor and Recorder
d. f. Dandy.
Judge Of District Court r. N. Dunn
County Attorney I'd. Wcrnette
County Assessor Chas. E. Acton
County Treasurer Robt, +. Kercheva
County Surveyor A. o. Modlin
County Supt of Schools Il. c. Egbers
Sheriff A.P. Bailey
county Commissioners.-1st District. O. NJ
Downie; End District, F. w. Esgate; Bro
District, |. A. Libby
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
la Revuo|ta de
Chihuahua reSurge

hasta v0lver q tomar ci camino de
rieles.
Estas dificultosas opcracioncs
Sc repetian 4 varios trechos de la
via, hasta que Iograron por fin
llcgar 4 El Paso dcspuGs de al
gunos dfas.
Cuatro trenes perdidos.
Sc ticnen temores de que dos
trenes de tropa federal que la Sc
mana pasada salieron de ciudad
Chihuahua, hayan cafdo en- ma
nos de los alzados. pues NADIA Sc
sabc de su paradero. La misma
suerte TOGO & un tren de pasaje-
ros, en- que venian ounce ameri-
canos, v un trcn constructor de
la via. Los emplcados ferroca--
rrileros de El PasO as"guran ha-
Der recibido noticias de ciudad
Chihuahua rcfercntcs d que los
cuatro trencs mcncionados Sc ha-
van i salvo; pero los tcl6grafoS
que c0ncctan la ciudad de Chi
huahua cstan cortados, y no puc-
de figurarsc como haya podido
lIcgar la noticia del dcsaStrc Il
los .icfcs del cjGroito, para que ts
tos hayan mandado violcntamcn-
tc fuerzas Il rcScatar los trcncs.
Las industrias Sc suspenden.
La gran planta de ascrrar ma
dcraS de la compania Pearson Ell
MADEIRA, Y otrC aScrradcro que
cxiStc Sobrc la Iinca del Nor"cS-
tc. han suspcndid0 Sl.s trabajos,
por no podcr transportns i FL
Paso sus maderas por falth de-
trcncs. Los rebeldes amcnazan
dcstruir ambos puchl0S. Las
minas a'ncricaras del interior del
Estado cstAn paraljzadas tam
biGu.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
txpresiones antipatri6tiCaS
en- Mexico

Con moiivo de sicte pcTodistas
arrcStados on In ciuAad de Mtxi.
co por ataqucs ilcRaIcs al gobicr.
no, tuvicron eicrta iurta los des-
contcutos. y en- ella, segGn sc di'
ce, habia cinco Diputados de In
CNmara dc In Union, entire cStos
Mohcno, quicn tom6 la palabra y
diio quo apclaria por iusticia 4
los tribunalcs para la libcrtad dc
los pcricdistas. Otro Diputado
indic6 que 81 la Intervention iba
& M6xco. 81 pelcarfa al iado dc
su Gobierno, cs dccir, do Made
ro. Y SO oycron voCcs socccs Y
POGO patri6ticas que dccian; no,
Ia dcfcnsa la haremos sin Made.
70. 10 que cquivalc d renunciar
del gobiorno de su patria
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
Sc COmbate e| Trust" Pol
vOrerO

la Camara de Diputados on
Washington votnra un prrsupu"S
TO d. %2.2IS,250 para compraI
p6lyora hasta nm prcejO do 33
ccutavoS libra, Y u@d& mas, para
manufacture de parQu" cu los
arsenalcs del Gohicrno, con 81
fin dc d'riqir I'm golpc mortifr-
ro Il la fabricn dc p"iv0ra del
Trust dupont Powder Company
que. scgun testimonies rccOgidoS
en- cl proccso que Sc sigu" 4 di.
cha coupahia polVOrcra, cicrcc III
mouopGl;o rn 0chonta companies
polvorcrus. las Cuaics ticncn III
mismo prccio para Ia venta de SUI
p0lvorAS, la que vcndcn Il b'} cen
tavos libra; Y cuaudo resuIta al
guua fhbrica que rcndC p6lvora
mas barata, cntonccS cl
"trust' Dupont abarata 81 pre-
clio de sus p6lvoras ajn mas que
la nucva fdbrica, haSta que hacc
Il Gsta uucbrar. Adcmas, Sc acu'
sa al trust Dupont mcncionado dt
cxprndcr sumas de dincro para SC
hOrnar cl personal dc las autorida
dcs
los arsenalcs del eobicrno, ,asi
navnlcs como del tj6rcito terrcs..
tire, vcnden p6lvora mas barata
que 81 crust" Dupont Powder
Company, Y cI GobiCrno la csta.
do comprando 4 este trust p6lvo.
ra 4 60 ccntagos libra. porque la
nccesitata. Segtiu cl nuovo
bill" que va 4 discutirsc en- la
Camara, consistcntc en- la aproha
ciGn de dos millones doscicntos
dieciocho mil pesos para gastos d.
p6lvora para manufacture de par
que dc armas cortas de mano, el
proyectn provee que nj un eenta.
vo de este dinero debe gastar8e Ell
p6lvora que valga mas dc So cen.
tavos libra.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
In Pals Pequeho con alma
de gigantic

bulgaria tlene $4,000 kll6me =.
tros cuadrados, es decir, cs POGO
mas grandc que cl Estado Gle Oa-
Xaca mas grande que cl de 81.
naloa y menor que Durango en-
veinte mil kil6metros.
Cuenta con 4.252,000 habitan-.
tes, de los cuales 2.16o,000, son
hombres; de estos solo 100000 nc
estan Ell aptitud de tomar las
armas por tener menos de ounce
amos 8 10 que es 10 mismo, facil-
mente puede poner sobre las ar
mas un million de hombres.
Su pcblaci6n por regiones sc
divide Ell cuatro grupos, 4 sa-
Der: 80 por ciento de su pobla--
cion corresponds 4 la lglcsia Grie
ga OrtodoXa, el, uno por ciento a
la Cat6lica v ell dos por ciento q
otras religiones. Lo que quicre
de6ir Que la guerra es por pan
= por In sed de libertad, entire la
cua! dcbcmOs contar 4 Ia religio-
sa.
Actualmentc cstdn en- scryicio
och0cientos mil homrcbs v va he
mos analizado como estnn las Fl
nanzas dc los Estados Balkanicos
en- rclaClon con Turquia, igual-
mcntc dijimOS como las anbicio-
nes de Austria c0crian bajo el
peso de Sus proplos int"rcScs.
Los acontccmiiontOS han confir--
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
POinCar6 PreSiden-
te de FranCjd
DOS DESAFIOS

Versailles, Francia, Encro IT,
Raymond Nicolas Landry Poinca
re, doce mescs Primer Ministro
del Gabinetc dltimamentc, rcsul-
to electo Prcsidentc de Francia
hoy por la Asamblca Nacional,
compuesta dc los micmbros de las
dos CAmaras del Congrcso, Y suce
dera al Presidcntc Armand Pa
Heres, cuyO periodic presidential
expirara el prox:mo 19 de Febre.
rO.
DHrante la election Sc registra.
ron escCnas de desorden confu-
sion, v hubo dos dcsa fios.
El voto de la Asamblea estuvo
dlvidido con una pluralidad de
1877, o sean 1873 votos por Poinca-
re contra 296 por jules Pans, el
candidate cOntrarior que es Nj.
nistro de Agricultural. Los vo-
tos dc La ASamblca numcrarOn -.
779, luc flterOn los micmbros de
las dos Cam0ras.
FL inc!dcntc dc los dcSafios Sc
origin6 ic una cartn insultativa
que cl cX-Primcr Ministro Gcor .
geS tleMcncrau cnvi1 Il P0incarG
on cl momcnto de abrirsc la Sc 90
sion de la ASambiea Nacional pa,
IA la cl,cci6n presidential. Al
instantc POincar6 cnvi0 dos pa.
drinos de duclo ante su of"nSor
Clemcnctau. pidiendO una cXplica
ci6n de la oicnSa V acompanandO
la gequiSici0n con una tarjcta dc
desafiO On case de ser adverse a.
quella. FL rcsuItado fu6 q 'Clcmen
ceau die complcta satisfaction Il
los emisari0s de Poiucare, que fue
IRON los scnorcs l}riand v Kotz
Ministries de JuSticla Y Hacienda
respectivnmcnte, Y cl duelo no Sc
,,vesjfic6 ....
Ell otro duelo estall6 ieualmcnty
on los cnrrcdores del pnlacio dc
Versailles entire cl cX~MiniStr0 dr
grabajO Paul BoucoUr Y cl Dipu-
tado De Momz!c, dlunntc i'm fucr
te altcrcudo politico. d"Spu@s del
cual De MomHic cnyi6 nus pa
drinos 4 Bouc0lW.
No Sc snbc 81 So verified " n"
este lIltimO duclo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
Denlandd de I milo
mes contra e|
GObiernO

I'll Supreme Tribunal de Justi-.
cia on Washington fi6 cl arbitro
dc In d2nanda nrtuada contra 81
GobI"rno federal, por las SrHor0s
jackson V Hughes Sohrr danos
Cau$adOa on auS Plautactoncs por
las lltimas inundacioncS en- In
margen oriental del rio MiSSissi
ppi, corca De Nickshurg. on las
que dichas damaG pnrdi"ron sic
t. mllloncs dc pesos. La dc
manda So basa en- 81 hccho Gr que
"I Gobjerno rs responsible de IN
rOtura del diquc cn cSta Ultima
crccirntc del RIO, por habcr a
provcchado unas Tomas, que cS-
tan i In cspalda de la plantnci6n,
on diques naturalCs para Cncau-
Ear las aguas del Mississippj, ha-
cicndo subir las misma9 de csta
mnncra, 10 que cause Ia brochi,
abieina on ri bordo del diquc
por 81 empujc del inrcns0 to-
rrcntn durantc la ultima crccicn.
to.
III gobicrno federal, p0r 81
parto, alega que 81 nucyo diquc
V aproveohHmiento de las tomas
fu6 con intcnci6n de haccr nave
gable csa parte del rio cxtcndlcn,
do la navcgaei6n 4 IN costado, y
que para ESQ hizo aubir 81 mvel
dc las aguas Y construy6 un nue..
vo dique tambitn, cl que no pu~
do rcaisiir la Ultima crGcicntc,
POI faIlo de la Cortc de Primcra
1nstancia 81 Gobicrno pagard so.
vcutn mil pesos dc indcmnizaci6n
4 Ia schora Hughes mas esto no
SO contcnta con csta pequenca, y
on union de la otra demandante,
llevaron la ducrella 4 Ia Suprc1
,na Chrte, la que para esta fe-.
cha probablementc decide 81 a.
sunto del reclamo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
Ano "a. No. ll93

Parties de FL Paso, Texas, reel
bidos elt csta ciudad el Domin-
so t1ltimo. hicier0n saber que
estaban llegando alli varios refu-
giados americAnos y ricos mexi-
canos de Casas Grandes y otros
lugares de la Inca del Central
Mexicano, y Que estos traen deta.
lies pesimos de la destruction de
propiedad causada por los rebel
des en- esos itgares. La rehe-
lion ha vuelto & reaparecer con
nuevos brios en- esa region, obi
gando 4 los moradores q buscar
refugio en- los Estados Unidos,
Varios de los refugiados tuvieron
que hacer la caminata en- carrOS
de mano sobre rielcs, apeandosc
donde habia puentes dcstruidos y
tenieudo que andar a pie, empu-
iando por TERRA las carruchas,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
La Paz Rebe|de y Washington
Habla Lascurain

Dlc' FL Pals de Mexico, de-
fccha y de este mes:
Anslosamcntc ha esprr0do 81
pubIlco dnrantc estos dias las
d"claracioncs que ofreci6 i Ia
prenSa Il scnor Liccnciado Don
Pedro hascurdin, Ministro de
RcIaclontS EXteriorcs, que ACADIA
de reG"2sar De Washington. y uuc
con fundamcnto, Sc supone csta
en- art:tud de saber caal es cl
rStado dc nuestras relaciones con
Ia Casa Blanca y como Sc We
nuestr& sltuaci6n en- los E,stados
t'nidCs
FL sJlor lic"nciado LaScurain
dllo aver il uno dc nucstros rr.
p0rtcrS:
Cuales fncron las
prop03'rion"S que hicicron 4 us
ted aITtr.uS cnbeciIlas rcboIdcs do
Chihuahua como c0ndiciGn para
dcponcr las ar1nas?
Scil0r MinistrO.-~LaS PROPOSE,
clones Que una persona que Sc
dilO aEante de los cabcciIaS re.
beldos Salazar y CaraVco me hi
~ cua'tio cStuve en- FL PasO. tm-
Y" que dcs"ch0rlas como inadmisi
hI"S. SegUn csc agcntr,. los re-
brldrS tstalian dispucstos Il dcpo.
ncr las armaS sicmprc que Sc en-
trc0aim cl mandO de las fucrzuS
dct N"rtr i Salazar, dc las frcr~
ms del Sur i Iapata; que cn g!
Gabiuot' So dcstinaran algunas
"artcr,S para que fucran ocupa-
d0Y ~" rrvoiucionAri0s aciivOS V
cn fin. una Soric de mrdidas so
bro cI rrohlrma agrGrio. De oic--
cuci0n Immediate. mcdidas Que
rCqui"rcn tempo y una cvOluci6n
social y economical. .,..
Reporter. ~ sobrc In rcnuncia
del Prfsjdcntc dc la Republican,
Ministro.~N NADIA SO me diio. Dc
toda Suerte cstas demandas csta-.
ban Dc tHl mancra fucra dc lu-
gar, Q'm no rodian ser ntcndidas
por nj por otra partc, In
persona de quien emanaban. no
proscnthba ningiin doumento quC
lc acredjtara para rapresentante
dc los cnhccillas on cuyo nom
brc M habl6,
Reporter. Sobrc In politica in
tcryenc;onista dc los Estados t.
nidos, du6 conccpto Sc hn forma-
do ttstCd?
Mipjstro. Como die va, &c.
gun d@rlaraGioncs que rcpetidat
veccs ha hccho rn pUblico cl SO.
nor Psesidcnte Taft, 81 Gobierno
amcrioAuo Inn adoptado una 10,
litica ccntraria f In intervention
Fin este particular el schor Prtsi-
dcnto Taft SO ha heeho eco de
las classes intelectualcs Y dirigcn.
tes de los Estados Unidos. la
gran masa del pueblo americana
hasta ahora no sc preooupa ptr
los aDunfos de Mexico. Sabe q
en- esta nacion existen disensic-.
nes poli;icas, pero no sc encucn.
tra afeciada por estas. Unica..
mente cicrtos clcmentos po,iticos
intcrcsados en- un conflicto inter.
naeional, son los que estAn procu
rando fomeDtar una atmosfera ad
versa para Mexico, Ia cual, por
fortuna, no Oh muy densa todavia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23
0BSEQUI0S A Los lECTORES De "EL REG|DoR
Sc debe aprovechar esta Oferta!
iiNOVELAS REGALADASu

Como testmonio de gratitud por la buena acopda u al
nos ma dspensado ofrecemos desde hoy ENrERAmEN
crptor que envfe 1.50 por IN ano adelantado - oIo
soma que adeudando suscrpci6n abone cuand 10
suna de S 800 N' eoS ID
Hagan sus renesas nmedatamente q Ia SRA z11r.GMA
r. DE Ckol 442 DwYER AVE SAN ANTONIO, TEX, v reci.
bran dicho obsequio vuelta de correo ~ 1'~'"
He aquila lista para que escoian IL naval, s
agrado: La Tosca, La Sonora del velo Nero &c 81
ternal La Esposa del Muerto. e''' 0''"1'" wa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-01-23

A las 3 as de la tarde del II
de este mes SO presento una tur.
ba dc doscientos linchadores de
Pecan Gap ON Cooper, Texas, y
ayudadoa por otros centenares dc
ciudadanos de este (ltimo pue,-
bio, arrebataron dc los manos de
los cmplaodos 4 Henry Mou.
zon Y 10 col0aron on un postG dc
toitfonos on ri ocstc dc In pla-
"a. III negro habfa confcsado ha
ber dado muerte 4 una nina de
doce amos dc Pecan Gap, y la po'
lieia 10 conducfa 4 la carcsl en-
el momento del asalto de los lin.
chadores.