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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31

genicros Y abo9ados, para. que deS
'tnde los tcrrenos que deban rcpal
tirSc entire los cOIonoS nacionalns
Il lnrRos plazos v POGO prccio ,sicn
do los lotos rcpartidos pcdueiios q
orcS de t"rrcuo. FL presidcntc de
csta comjSi6u aQraiia 90 al sniior
NJ. UrGuidt, uuicn fuG segundo Sc
crctari0 d" obras piblicas bnjo
In administration de- Mndero. T.
no dc los tcrron0s que ser6n divi
did0s entire los pobres. serh La
Sauceia. hacienda de Felix Diaz
Y las ticrras de San Fernando.
Dertenecientcs al general R6mulo
Cuollar. Estas dos hacicndas
de d6spotas pretorianos son las
primcras que van & formnr en- 81
reparlo de tierrras. Todas las
demas ticrras de otros ricachones
que han despo5ado al pueblo de
sus propiedadcs prediales duran.
te el tempo de la dictadura porfi
risfa Y ell caciquismo, seran tam.
bi6n repartidas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
1arranza envfa 4.000 hombres so
bre Saltillo.

El gobcrnador t'arranza cnvI6
cuatro mil constitucionalistas so
brc Saltillo con cl fin de poser fiji
4 las opcracioncS militarcs Que Sc
dcsarrollan cn aQuclla plaza 81
tiadn bacc ya muchaS scmanhs No
hay nj rcmotas cSpcranzas de on"
les venga algMn auxilio 4 los fe.
dcrales, ptos. segnn eI tenicntc
coronel Horcasitas que aeaba dc
llegar 4 Picdras Ncgras de ,Ina
larga travcsia, dcsdc In ciudad de
Xacatecas hastn 81 cuartcl de
Hermanas no vi6 I'm solo soldado
federal, Y existe una distancia de
uuinientas millas entire una y otrn
poblaci6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
JOVGn de IS amos muertO
pOr un Auto

FL Domingo pasado, como Il la
de la tarde, cl j0Ven de Is a.
nos Samuel d. Cole fu6 dcmoiido
Uor una rueda de un aut0m6viI q
la Darte oriental dc cnlle East
Commerce de cSta ciudad. Scg1n
0Vorigu0 la pOIicia, ell muchacho
SaIt0 dr um carrO de hiclo abai0,
y en- csc mOmcntO fuG cOgidO DOr
Il autOmOVii, una rucda del cuHl
Ic UaS0 pOr cl cuerp0, causGndOlr
icsioncS int"rnas. FuG transpo'
iadO al hOspitnl dc Ia ciudad inmt
dintamcntc el ieSionado l0vcn don
lie Sc rcpuSo I'm tanto del ch0Guc ;
p"ro otr0 dia Luncs, i las 10 de
la malana, cmpcZ6 4 cntrar cu
&lncopcs, V 4 pcSar dc los auXi-.
los medicos, muri6 pOcas horas
leSp];Gs en- Hno de los continues
desmayOs.
El doctor Official de la ciudad.
Il. l.. Shropshire, que atendi6 al
golpeado por ell autom6vil. di6 el
siguicnte informc: "El ioven Co.
10 Sc hallaba Ell bucn estado inme
diatamente despuGs del accidentc
del auto y on ESQ momento crcf
no era nrccsaria ,,ua onoroni6n
FL T1nos i loa 10 dol dia comnn.
aaron suS dcsmAyoS. V crco que Il
gas dn sus ;ntcstiuos mcnnrcs ora
mas one 81 dc sus intrst;nos mn
yorrs = osto co,s6 Ia ruptura y
Ia munrtc Todo ruonto nudn
hacrr nor Il fu6 colmar sIs do.
lnrcs con uno inris;Gu ;,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
Sc estudia en- Washington oil OK
tenso informa de Mexico.

III Prcsidcntc Wilson Y Sccrn
tario Bryan dodicaron cl Martes
lliitno al cstudio dc una voluminC
sa information sobrc los as,mtos
de Mexico due SO les smninjstr0.
Sc csprruba Que Otro dih IL Comi
sion dc Seundorcs dc Rclacioncs
H&tranjcras. ante cuyo cucrpo j.
b0 Compa@cccr cl Embaiador
Wilson, rocogiora los nitimos dc
inlIca de los acontocimientos de
Mexico para arribar 4 un progra
ma definitivo sobre Ia politica qu
dcbe seguirse en Ia vecina Repn'
blica.
Fin cI Congrcso SO ventil6 con
vigor In poiitica dc Mexico csc
dia. iIn la Camara de Diputa J"
dos fu6 acordado nombrar una
comisi6n de su seno para investi
gar documcntos rcfcrcntes In
situaci6n do Mexico. Fin cl
Senado SO tom6 on consideration
81 dictamen de la Camafn de Di
putados respecto 4 renonooor la
beIieerancia de los constitutional.
iistas dc Mexico,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
Tel6fono 1889
Ell GOBERNAD0R De
YUCATANOENUNC|A
A WILSON

Ell senior Nicolas Camara Vn.
lies, Gobernador de Yucatan, Ne.
Xlco, donuncia la complicidad del
Embaiador Wilson en- los suce :.
sos del asesinato de Madero Ell In
metr6poli mexicana en- ell siguien
re telegrama que remite al Presi.
dcnto de los Estados Unidos:
Pledras Negras, Coahuila. M6xj-
co, Julio % de 1913.
A su Excelencia Woodrow Viii
son, Presidente de los Estados u.
nidos, Washington, d. c..
Apreciable Sr. En- vista de Ia
declaraci6n publicada por el EN-
baiador Henry Lane Wilson, re-
Iatlva q la revolution de Febre
20 ultimo en- la ciudad de M6xi 70.
60 y asesinato del Presidentc Ma.
derO Vice-presidcntc pino Sua-
rcz Gnstavo Madcro, cstimo de
mi dcb"r dar i conoccr usted
aIgunOs actOs del Scnor Wilson re
IacionadoS con aQucll0s suces0s.
"Spccialmcnto, rrlaciouad0s con
mlg0. Soy cl G0bornador Cons
}ltucIonal del EstadO dc Yucathn.
para ruNo puosto FIJI clcgido en-
Dicl'mhr" Il" 1911. Y todavia ocu
30 dirho DUeSto bajo In COnstitu
ci1n v l"yps de Mexico. Soy GU.
nado del Fice-presidcntc Pine
Snarc2. Y "staba en- la ciudnd de
Mexico con mi famiIia durantc Ia
rcyoiuci6n de Fcbrcro mcnciona-
ia. FL dia ~ de FcbrcrO me vi
4 Salir dc la ciudad para
salVar mi vida, y siendo imposi
bic i!nvarme cOnmigo 4 mi nspO
sa &sta Sc Qucd6 EN- In ciudad. Pc
co dcSpu6s mi csposA yisit6 al Em
baiador Wilson, cuando VA Sc 80
bia Que 20 hahia escapado, Y el
Embajad0r le diio que era muv
,ccesario me telcgrafiara ella al
m0mentO Y me hicierA saber que
i Hucria como Presi
dent" dc Mexico cor urgcncia. y
que 81 go 10 r"conocia. cOrrcria vo
Ia mtSma Sucrto dr Mndcro pi
no 'Sn0rrz. FL Embaiador Viii
son c&lgia este con muchn urpen
nla. ' dcmOStr6 Il mi cSpn&a que
nbraba dc acucrdO con Hucrta
conooia tOd0s los planoS de este.
F"n9o hu"nas raHonrS para GREER
cue el c0mplot para 81 dcrro
camlcnto Y aseSinaio del Presiden
te Madero Y Vicc-Prcsidcntc Pi-
no SnarcZ fu6 plancado confa,
bulado Ell las ofi"inaS del Emhq
jador Wilson y que 6sto tuvo rlc
no cOnocimierto prcvi0 del "rimj
nal plan para aSesinarlos. y pudo
ovitorlo 81 hubicra querido La
de mis- compatriotas ns
tan d" acuerdo conmigo cn este
resp1cto. Y apclan nj rccto scntidc
dc iUSticia dc su Excclrncia. para
que tai conducta do partc dc un
rcprC S"utanfr dr uun naci0n ami
"a sen iuzIadn como 60 mcrrGo.
lftrmadOl
Nicolas Camnra Va1las
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
To Advertisers

!. EL REGIDoR" has the larrest3
.circulation Of any Of the Spaniah3
tpapers in Texas. Our books are{
..open for public inspection. !
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
Ell Emba iador Sc descubre Y abo-
ga por el reconooimiento de
Huerta.

DcSpuGs de la princra ontrevlS
IA con cl EiecUttvo naclonaI, ei
Emba iador Wilson ha Vcnldo deS
uubr,endo Y dcscmbozando su poll
ticA parcial Ell favor del rrconOci
micnto dc Huclta, 10 que acuSa Il
trhbnio 10 Dr"liminAr on que mas an
tcs ST. ha 0clpado II Embui uiadOr
cn Mexico eli pro de su faV0rito
Hucrta. FL dia 20 del mes Que
cursa Il Embaiador prcsent0 s,l
pr0grama huertiSta sin ambales II
rodcOs, ,diciendO al prcsIdentc Will
son en- clasc de argumentO per
SuaSiVO rCcOn0cicra dc una Vez
Il Hlcrta, sin rcparHr en- los even
t0s pasados, sino unicamente mi
rando al porvenir de los intereses
americanos Ell Mexico, Estaban
presentcs 4 csta conferencia cl Sc
iior Presidente Wilson y secreta-
rio de Gobcrnaci6n Bryan, duran
do la cntrcvista una h0ra.
Por toda rcspucsta cl prcSiden
tc Wilson no cxtcrn0 un plan def
nido de poli'ica intcrnaclonal so
brc In stuaciGn dc Mexico. Usan
do lns rcservas diplomattcaS que
son tan comuncs i Ia alta pollticn
DerO dej0 yer .clarancntc Sus /
1eas en- este rcSpccto, rrpiuendo
10 urc va otrns vcccs In dicho, cs
i sabcr, que no So iucljnara nun
"a 4 fayorcccr in g0bthrilo que VI
no al podrr bnjo los r4pr0chabicS
Hvcntos del ascsnato Gle Madcro.
En- 10 gencral,cI Prcsidentc WI
son 10 cstA satisfccho con In mori'
ildad del gobicrno de Hu"rta III
con # infornc rcndido por el Nn
baiador Wilson rcspccto Il la mo
ralidad de su favorito. Ademas.
Ell los circuloS oficialrs SO predi'
ce "a In resignation dcl Embala
dor Wilson del puesio que ocupa
sn Ia ciudad dc Mexico, seg'ln Sr
sraduCc dc los eventos de su nl'l~
ina pn'revista con 81 Prcsidentc'
tsl Embaindor pcnSaba VotVcr
la ciudad de Mexico con suS amt
gos cue ALA tienc, mas las cosas
no siempre salem 4 mcdida del
deseo, y cl Pretidentc nantiene
una moralidad bicn dcfinida res
pecto 4 su poliiica international
para con las Rcphblicas latino'a-
mericanAs.
Seguira rcprcscntnudo i los
Estndos Uuidos on Mexico cl prl.
mer secrctario de In legaCi0n Mel
son O'Shaughncssy, qiicn cs com
spetcutc para 81 pucSt0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
La Caida de Huerta Sc apr0XiIna
La po|tCa Americana penitird e| |ibppaso de earnaS
q ambaS faCCiOneS de Mexico.

constitucionalstas, y cstOs tienen
montado Ell el litoral de Bag =
dad un antigua canon de sitio y
grlteso calibre a fue llevado de
Matamoros hnce pOcos dias para
defensa de esa costa. Hoy tar
de sc recibi6 aqui I'm mensaie te
lef6nico de Point Isabel Motif =.
cando que llegaron dos barcos
mas federnlos 4 la boca del rio
hace pocaS horAS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
Un Canonero federal ataca
boca del Rio.

Tn tclegrama do la cStaci6n De
salva-vjdas Il" Point Isabel Texas
hi2o sahcr 81 dia 2S de este mes
N'ie IN cahoHcro federal ahri6 81
fncgo csc dia on in boca del Rio
Grandc contra los constitucionalis
tas, sin Que Sc dicran mas dcta g..
les sobrc cl efccto de los proycc-
tiles.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-07-31
Otro Testimonio que oondena
Wilson.

Wilson.
Ri %nitor Alfredo Alvarez, minm
bro del CouQrcso dc Diputad0s po
.<l Estad0 de PucbIa, Y Qttien aho
ra sc halla con 81 Gobcrnndor Va
ilos cn Picdras NePraS, diio 10
. roche del Domingo Gltimo
"Mn hallaba yo on In ofjcina del
finndo Prcsidente Madcro on cl
palacio Nacional 81 dia que el Em
baiador Wilson hizo una visitn al
Preaidentc durnnte Ia revolnci6n
do Febrcro pasado,y Wilson dijo
4 Madero. "Si listed no renuncia,
este usted SECURE que yendrh 10
intervention dc los Estados Uni
si0a 4 M6xico." "
Ademhs dc cato, cl sofior Alya
rcz incncionado confirma cn lin tc
do cI relate del gobernador Va-
1les rcspccto 4 In partc que cl
IGmbalador Wilson ton6 on cl n
gesinato dc Madero y dcmhs per
sonaies
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try,-1912.
Collins, F. A.-The Wireless Man
-1912.
Davis, G. G.-Harper's Boating Bool
for Boys.-1912
Dragoumis, j. ID. Tales of Greek
Island 1872.
Golding, Vautier Story OF David
Liyingstone.N. ID.
Johnson, Clifton The Fir.Tree
Fairy ook.-1912.
Johnston, Mrs. A. MARY Wares
Promised Land.-1912.
Mallory, Sir Thomas The Story Of
Sir Galahad. 1908.
Mix, J. mighty Animals. 1912
Otis, James Antoine Of Oregon.
1912.
Otis, James Seth Of Colorado.
1912.
Paret, A. P-Harpers HANDBOOK
for Girls.-1910.
Potter, Beatrix The Tale of Mr..
Jeremy Fisher.-19G6.
Potter, Beatrix The Tale of Flopsy
Bunnies.-1969
ROJIeF, bedtIiA--i He dtS VI LIZ
Two Bad Mice -1904.
Potter, Beatri1-Tkc Tale of Jimmy
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Potter. Beatrix-The Tailor of Gicu.
cester.-1903.
Potter, Beatrix -Ta,e of Mr.. Title
mouse-191e
Rheaa, Lotis--Bcld Robin Hood =
1912.
s Smith, E. 3. The sseashore Book.
1912.
smith, ]. w.-Dicken's Children.
1912.
Thwaites, f. CA History of the
u. S. for Grammar Grades. -1912.
Wheeler, Post-Russian Wonder
Tales. -I912.
Wiley. Belle Mewance, the Little
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26
FIRST FRUITS OF
INDEPENDENCE

An amusing instance of the way
the Filipinos are discounting the
Jones promise of independence is re-
Ioted by the Manila Bulletin An
American of the insular government.
who had been advertising a house in
Malate for sale. was called up on the
telephone by a Filipino and asked the
price. When informed that the prop
erty was held at 5000 pesetos, he was
told that a few months ago it might
have been worth that price. But, :
the voice proceeded, according to
dee circumstances of de present, it is
not worth much to you now. / will
make you an offer of 1000. pesetos for
your house, senior.
Being asked on what he based hi
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depreciation, and to explain what ecir
cumstances were meant, the Filipino
! replied:
Well, you know. seer. the Jones bin
viii give independence to the Fill
+ pines. and there VIII be very little de.
mand for houses. Dee Americans will
all 60 away, don't you Think and
there will be plenty Of houses with
nobody to live in them. SO give you
my advices TO acceptance my offer be
fore 1t is too late.
The owner of the property refused
the offer in a one-minute speech that
brought the entire personnel of the
bureau crowding to the chiefs door,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26

They tell us that llfe's what we
make ii. The proverb Is not strictly
true. If Il we're would certainly
take it more easy. By far Wouldn't
your
eD0 you know any French r" Yes;
/ can slirug my shoulders
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26

son whit they had said IN mass the
erenlng before. No one doubted thai
he would receive an eRerHr,tis major
ny. II was not untiI the middle ~ the
afternoon that fisie found him alone.
..weIi. Cate. lie griIpnsls 'tiiry I'll.
me they re little exercised down Car
fiups way.
John smiled family .Sot murh.
suspect I've l,een thinking Of Onto,
Tn not even a relative Poor Jerry
Breni.
-t;reai guns. You ral, think ~ hImi
Gue~ rpu haven't rrad his interview. :
~leS. ! have
They alluded 10 Brent's comment on
the convention. IN which he made nt-
menns sarcastic rpfpralrrs to the
lofty so,llpd upIIf'pr who had sold ont
20 the Kiiig for nIi oiIise.
.if.s the cry III a hIifrriy disappulnt
I'd man llrpnfs cshai.ve nf lifetime y
gone liz knows be- cant bent you. and
hes snre wailldn't nInd IT,
II dan.t I'm sorry for him Ie could
hare bpafei SDerrntl really believe. 3
Look here. old mani think mn
es,rsato now so' 8 ls''''','S 49, sn ~:
think II isn't yonr victory tliat you
have Il only W matchmaking man
'lon u'snke
oon 'lae Mu'e.e'' : i'eis''''
any
A. least you don't approve 81 MIN
ponuenliy Down at me bottom o. your
heart you're little peerisn because Q
BIT or trickery has got what your the
pry Of lighting wouldn't win. And you
feel that - sacrifclng' FOR merely per
eprnl considerations what you conceive
% b 4 duty to the general scheme Of
Things Jon have been weak. Well.
you're right You bare been weak.
And I'm glad q IL It viii help you to
understand that 20 cold abstract ideal
% duty that Ignores the primitive self
fsI Instincts IN men can ptfrdet much
les impei. them. The truly good In.
spires 10 sympathy. The point Of this
matter h, out of your weakness has
come nothing bnt good The bank
viii eventually become q sound insti.
tuition. and y0u-I suppose you'll ad-
nil TINT you'll make a better governor
Than Sherrod Or Brentg'
n hope 30: But that has come about
only through IN accident over which l
have had no control
Remember another thing. Haig
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the people are prepared Tor cnange.
.You.r he turned to John. "have got
to decide now which ron will he. you
are going 10 hold a great Office. Pub
lie Office think you've found this out
already Isn't as simple as II seems to
those who haven't held It. The man
who would oil II with unfailing wis
dom and Justice. with exact honesty
and still be useful must be as stern
and unyIeIding as the forces Of nature.
and as strong"
And am not that" But the BIT
terDess was lacking now.
NO man is.r MurcheII said gently.
'I've got you the nomination through
methods you won't consider clean. I've
made promises you won't like. but that
you must keep. or we'll both be de
stroyed politically"
Without excusing or concealing a
single maneurer he narrated the story
OF the campaign and the convention.
The shutting OF feet In the onter
room gave John the excuse to leave.
He was heard dismlssing the visitor.
But many minutes dew BY before be
returned.
u w.. ,,,t,. a,o,,,,,, .,,,. e., 80. ha
h.d - da,,ds
"a ,nar-as h.a na.r vro.,,n, 70
n,,rc All, Ma ~, nee, r,..r . naw mr.
pose. But Murchell. the workman.
could never change: be was too old.
His lack Of resDect for the peonle and
oopular Impulse. the habit Of Judging
means by the end. fixed through 4
lifetime. would persist And he was
the stronger man. his the greater gem
llus The instinct for mastery must
~ servad u-bo tosnad hin, d,d 81 as
! follower "a he ,,am,nated ~ the
,a.der.s i,,eot : M ,b,,o.orhv
aTf oplv I corld answer hlm,. 1ohn
c,aed vith,n himself
prt ,,,s 80, axna,,.,,,.s .,,aro,,. ,r.,,-..
t,o,, ma ,@ 3, ss,s,,t h,u, tbat .ns,vsr
IN, rrla -, Voc I'M enc ,v.v ~ him -
1x,.,ze T - ~, 49, -. 8, e,..s,,ns,ar.s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26

vyYHEN SOME PEOPLE SAY
M EFFICIENCY PLUS, OTHER
Wv PEOPLE ASK WHAT THE
PLUS STANDS FOR. IN
WHITE WINGS SOAP 1T MEANS
| ECONOMY BECAUSE ONE CAKE
or THE NEW PRODUCT or THE
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS WILL
LAST LONGER THAN ANY CAKE
or WHITE KITCHEN SOAP SOLD
| ANYWHERE IN sTHE WORLD. IT
WILL DO EVERYTHING ANY
OTHER SOAP WILL DO EXCEPT
| FLOAT AND IT IS LESS ExPEN-
| sIvE. IT IS MADE IN HONOLULU,
/ AND. AS ALL THINGS ARE EQUAL,
AND BEING MADE BY CITIZENS,
| SHOULD HAVE your PATRON
| AGE. EADY APRIL "a.
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CHAPTER XXI.
The Price.

Isl He next day Johns Office was
l1esieGed by n stream Of
neighi,0rs. calling with new
go, horn sIiflienep 10 say IN per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30

VIE GIRL WHO HAD NEVER PLAYED story
that will lead a
Vera Edmondson whose not likely unknown for
has the gift of storytelling
This tale that will appear magazine
itself; closely
ground They revolve about the familiar and
uions OF modern life, the department
Now and then writers have touched but
the outside The of it, the lives of the sealed
those of it but who n
One of the
1t has belonged
has been
when deal with things years
has been Writers recognize
of the here and
The greatest fconst the who and feel
monpace rather
commonplace 1t the ability
everyday life that made Henry
could these things might
wall
There much Of this quality
only understand WELL
xaggerates
She has elfn things
her remarkable knowledge the hearts
people reality
and sob You feel their personality And like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30
A NEW WRITER OF FICTION

The story thing every
and
where large of its activities conferred
While THE GIRL WHO HAD NEVER PLAYED purely
tale will discover lively revealed
by which advertising prepared
themselves things
advertsedwhi exactly
the and attention
sufficiently impressed by this the others of the
and tell what think of hem shall be grateful
taking After all please
incidentally, Snapp.
THE CHEERS O. MEN surely close being big
William Brown Meloney. has in spirit bigger
specially in its
GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEONS lively serial A FOOL AND HIS
MONEY about his mind
her husband and has taken the castle that end and
the husband who plainly
in love with the lady
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-11-22

Mrs. Overholtz OF Russell visited
friends here on Sunday.
Grandma Carter has the pleasure Of
visit by her newly married grand
daugeters, one Of Dicks girls.
Our former residant and old timer,
G. R. Wolfe. was transacting business
here this week. He is now Co. Survey
sr Of Ellsworth county.
The Salina Journal says DINNER
70 Mss Behan. Misses Keyes gave q z
o'e dinner complimentary to Miss FL
len Behan Of Hays. After the dinner
which was delicious and served IN four
courses the evening WAS spent in mu-
sic and conversation.
The Wakesney paper says: ''Mrs
Dwight Wooster Of Hays was e guest
at the home OF Nrs. Blair. She also
delightfully."- entertained the members
sf The Tourist Club at their meeting
et the home Of Mrs. MARSHALL.
Manure Spreader for sale
A 20 busheI capacity Galloway ms
nure sdreader box. Price $40. Rea-
son for selling = want larger size Of
same make. VIII sell truck also If
desired GEO. E. PALMER, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-11-22

Beginning this Sunday all of the ser
vices will be observed at the Presby-
tePian church. Sunday school at 10,
PreachiFR at IL. G. E. at $50
Evening services at 7:30
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
ALI are eOrdislly invited to all these
services.
The Aid Society netted $40 from
their bazaar, dinner and supper last
Thursday.
st. Michael's Episcopal Church
Services for this Sunday Nov. %.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL am
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:3O
St Andrews Mission, SiIverdaIe
Evening prayer and sermCn Bpm
Rev. Walter Merrill.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-11-22

McIvers & Earlenbaughs toek charR
Of the Picture show and gave g pleas
ing show Friday night and the hall was
packed Saturday night. They propose
to give their patrons the best pictures
Obtainable and make it q pleasant and
cozy place to spend an hour.
They were very sore at the ''repea-
tsrs' sent and at once changed their
supply house, for they propose 20 give
only the best Of pictures This Satur-
DAY night they give: ''For the man
she loved'' Tale of Death Valley,
tom Blake's Redemption.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-11-22

Thescoming Of the Farmers House
keepers Institute is an event OF great
significance to western Kansas. 1t is
fraught with opportunity and p9ssIbil-
tiles for upIift and helpfullness, limit
ed only by the extent to which the peo
ple within q reasonable rsdIusi. avail
themselves Of its privileges. E. For six
DAYS in the week for 8 weeks the vi
tai problems Of the farm and home
will be discussed by experts in these
lines. By lectures, laboratOry-Ee expert
ments and demonstrations, methods
for increasing the efficiency sOf the
farm and home and rural life, will be
worked out. Incidentally much light
will be thrown upon the problems Of
education, business cooperation. 30
cial upIift and all that pertains to com
munity betterment.
Besides the Faculty Of the Western
Kansas State Normal School, the fol-
ieWing experts from tho Agricultural
College of Manhattan, Professors Call
johnson, Reed, Jardine, BiFt, Dickens
Lippincott, Salmon, McCampbelI, Fitz
CocbeI, Mrs VanZiIe, Mrs Bid all,
Misses Holman, Jones, Dow, Brown.
and probably others to be announced
later. Gov. Hodges and President
Waters will speak on the opening day,
Dec. L. There will be popular lectures
and entertainments evenings Of each
week. The work of the Institute
will be grouped under the following
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Read our. inside pages this week

Read our. inside pages this week
Martin RepIOgie is back from his trip
to Minneapolis. where he bought some
fine bull calves to improve their herd.
Miss Hattie Hicks, one Of McCrack-
ems pretty girls has come oyer here to
attend school, and was introduced to
society last Saturday By Miss Eva
Gatewood.
The Cove county paper tells Of the
marriage Of Miss Wslburg, daughter
OF our former Walker Eesidant, Her
man Robben. now Of Angeles, to John
Bochmsn, prosperous young farmer
living out there.