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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16

so 4 seryicio mas fogoueros y
aument6 su vapor para dar al
cancc al barco inccndiado ma
vegando veintn nudos por hora
sobre cl mar borrascoso. Por
desgraciada coincidcncia 81 %.
ctano crn agitado por una vio.
lentn tempestad, 10 Que impcdta
el nrriho Immediate de las en-.
barcacioncs de ahxilio. Los par
ses inalhmbricos del averado baI
co so repctinn con Gspantoso
laconisf0o, djcirndo "yengau prom
TO. nos nrdcmos, p0cos moncntoS
csperamos', produciendo cstos
avisos indescriptiblcs ansiaS 4 Ios
tripuIanfcs dc. lo barcos dc auxi-
lio. por fin 4 las 4 dc ia
tArdn ci Carmania diVis6 IN
simple vista en- RI lcjano ORION.
to ,in punto negro, del due 80 q.
Iiau chispas dc incondio. Era
81 barco incendiado. A las s
dc la tardc ell Carmania estaba 4
cien yardas del incendio v al pro.
Dio tempo so veian va cerea.
nos loa pcnachos de humo de los
grandes vapores alemanes Gros
ser, Kurfuerst, Seydlitz. i sietc
barcos mas, los que presto se pu
sieron nj alcance del inceudia.
do hareo Tn vista dc la nave
,brasada por i'm costado por las
llamas era horrorosa, v el auxiiio
prestado por los poderosos bar
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
Los 0|tim0S triuntOS
C0nstituCi0na|istaS.
FL Oral. Mas arrestadO p0r |eSa-
neutTa|idad.
Derrota huertista en- estaci6n AL

Derrota huertista en- estaci6n AL
tos
Ei dia II del actual sali6 lie
Nuevo Laredo un treu militar
huertista d expedicionar, y en- es
taci6n Altos Sc encontr6 con
una guerrilla constitucionalista
que derrot6 ell convoy Y 10 o.
blig6 q retroceder 4 Nueyo Lare-
do con muchos hcridos. deiando
en- ell campo varOs muertos. Es
ia noticia Sc la comen los "papc
les hucrtiStas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
La toma de Torre6n con nuevos
detalles.

La plaza de Torre6n cay6 en-
poder del bravo general Francisc
Villa, dcspuGS de poncr en- Gle
cnci6n planes cstratGgicos de
alta tactica. DespuGS de cua-
trO dias de continues cOmbates.
Villa y sus ayudantcs generates
Manuel Chao. Tomas Urbina V
Tomas Garcia capturaron la pla-
"a, recogiendo I'm rico botin,
Quiza el mas cuantioSo recogi-
do al cnemigo EN- La Ultima cam
para del Norte, pues ademas de
48 canones de varios tipos, fue
ron capturados muchos almace-
nes de cartuchos,una cantidad
de ametralladoras y aIgunos CEN
tenares de rifles Y otras ar
mas.
La tactica militar fue burlada
por medic de un plan muy origi-
nal. fingiendo un ataque San
tn Rosalia, chihuahua, Y simulan-
do que Sc empieaba la mayor
parte del eiercito constitutions
lista en- .dicha carga. dando esta
estrategia un magnifico res,ilta-
do, los federales amontonandose
en- la defensa de Santa Rosa
liza deiando solo Torre6n, ell
que fue tornado facilmente por
los soldados dc la legalidad. Fu3-
ron fusilados inmcdiatamente dns<
pu6s dc In toma de In plaza
1875 soldados federalcs, contando-
Sc entire cstos clases Y oficiaies.
Ell general Alyirez es colgado en-
Ia plaza.
La suerte del general federal
Felipe Alvirez y todo su Estado
Mayor fue pesima, pues todos ello
fueron fusilados fuera del pue
bio iUrantc los combates, Y trai
do despubs cl cadaver dc Alvi.
req al pueblo, donde fu6 pnbliea-
mente colgado en- la plaza por
orden de villa La espectneion
pGblica prcsonci6 In suspension
, del cadavcr hasta entrada la no
che.
Como cayeron en- la trampa los
federales.
Ya los federaies cnganados por
los planes GonstituciOnalistaS,
snIieron de Torfe6n en- este or
don; 81 general Alvirez on Ia
vanguardia con cuatrocientos hon
brcs Y una baterfa de piezas, y s.
Ia rctaguardia el general Argu-
mcdo con una fucrza de dosciento
hombres 4 corta distancia dc Ia
Vanguardia que era mayor en- III
nero. Una emboscada de cua-
tro mil constituciounlistas al mar
do dc Francisco villa asaft6 Ia
marchG, dividiondo In reta9uar.
dia dc Argunedo Y cargaudo so.
bre Ia fuorza dc Alyirez con ei
| fucgo de los rifles. Uno por IT,
no fuerou cayendo los soldados
fnderalcS, y Alvircz nj verse ca
81 solo, duebrd su espada Y So
mantuvo inerInc Y cstoico mon.
tado cn su caballo. hasta que
Villa y su gcnto 10 tomar0n pri
sionero Y 10 eiecntaron. En- Sc.
guida so siguieron las otras e.c.
cuciones. La rotaguardia
del general Argumedo oorri6 Ia
I,mistna suerte.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
DTNEAoi

81 tiene aig6n aoiar y doaea nn
car. yea 4 NJ. Agnilar 81 ie pro.
porcionarA ell dinero para fineaT
5 hAcer meioraa.
DirfiAso durante la aeYnana de
6 4 8 D. m. Y los Domingoa de
3 a. m, & g p. m. 6 atl RESIDENCES
S17 8. Brazos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
Dos notas drasticas de Washing,
ton para Huerta.

Ell gobierno de los Estados T.
nidos inform6 al llamaGo gobier-
no de Huerta el dia II del ac-
tual que detesta con horror el
paso q ha dado asumiendo como
dictador absolute ell poder elc
cutivo v el legislativvo en- Mexi-
co, v que en- vista de este aten"
tado no considerara constitucio"
nal la election que piensa cele-
brar el 26 de este mes. Esta
rota Tue ascrita por Ell Prcsiden.
tie Wilson en- tono enfrgico i fra
se candente.
La otra nota fue escrita por
ell secretario Bryan, Y Sc refie-
re 4 peiir un informe 4 Huer-
tn acerea del paradero v situa-
ci6n de los Diputados presos.
En- la nota del Presidente Viii
son se hace saber 4 Huerta que
81 no Gambia embellishments dt
conducta inieua, apartara las
relaciones diplomaticas cnteramer
te y esta sera la Ultima yez
que habla con 81 este gobicrno.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
la institution de Ia diCtadura huer-
tIsta destruye toda e|ecci6n legal.

|
"a ~% ,;Nip': "une''cana que no sc emplea~
"a "a 'iole'.cla '';' III apilcaran torturas
Wv n''E l'd clase Il los Congre~
11'."S 2I" presos' este 'nlsmo dijo
In ltue' y va =" '"riaS Veces' Con todo,
-" uo"e 'cpoSaFSe en- cStaS pro-
,'IcS"s 1ah ouuoSas que tan ma
go 0"'''''0'' Id" Va "auo'
Por que Huerta apreso i los Di.
p"'"ooS'
! Huorta dice 1Ic arroet6 i los
Dlputados poruue supo one anda-
ban fraguando I'm comnlot M
ia derribarlo del poder avn
dar q los constitucionaIis al
triunfo final. La nocbn DE-, II
del mes que CORE Huerto hizo
publican una proclama dirigida
al pueblo. en- la oun diio QUE |;
raz6n para habcr disuclto Ia ca
mara de Diputados es haber esta
trasIimtado sus facultades v
haber lesionado las del Eiecutivc
divulgando que el gobierno era
la causa de la revoluci6n. BRO
movicndo la anaruuia. En- se-
guida convoc6 al Congreso de
la Union & session extraordinaria
para el rs del presente Octubre,
que es va despuGs de In ,,.,opuesta
elecci6n.
Durantc ese dia las multitu-
des del pueblo so oooInor =,
eui1lclo culi1lclo de las sesiones de In
pues de aaomarsa ~ Iar,,n p'sa4 ,at ues-
las ventanas Y persuadirse de
taho dos;ont1, '' ue Ia Iauaara es-
trd IN 49,, o'iro h lhuiti-
tr;hrna "iu.n' eSto Sc IL
da t,a,o enI oo' 'oS gnaru'as
cd;f;oin 1oI a. "po''"uaS en- ei
1noares n,,,o,,ta u'S =, o'o C1ros
tes dostaoanoa".ns @ "n'' IA iiochc @ luer-
;nfan+nrfn :. oah"1,o ~ ErU'M ue
trnlIahan ias "S"l;o,, g"l;on.a :" heurral n,, pa
Ia n;udoJ =, o,,,,a"i,. 'ol ."' t"''oa uc
o;o dn ,,;o.;1ona;~ ",;P oPe0 'cly'~
10 " do :, n;s :. ., poi,o.a oiaa: '1ont"- ,
nal ostoha ra.,,,,a.,1aas '"S'' 'i"',o
+orios do ooS,non ll H.. .s:I
Tai nro oI 4nmn, ].,'1 ~, ,mtt, '',o '"l''uo'
conciencia dol dssnn,a ,'% n%orna -" La !"
nm Ievontomionto nnnnlor ~ ,nn w.
one csta convenc;do 40 lrno n,ts
nr6xima Ia exnlos;6, do ,as ;ns'
tas iras del nuohlo confr, ,nm
toa otontadns ~
--.-..
Las eSposas de los Dlputado3 pre-
sos SO acogen 4 Ia Legacon A.
-..u ,
'A"' ''"h"
! Por llsta dc Diputados preScn-
tes Sc dednio que cxistian pre-
sos para el dia / del actual Cd
| Diputadoslos cuales cstaban con
slgnados ser procosados p0r las
autoridades militares, contra to.
do prccedente Ell In historic de
nnH'pI' tnntadn nhsd, nh e;1st3 v,sta og cs'e g.
esposas de varios Dipufndo4 bre.
sos entrevistaron nj encareaIo 10
| In Lcgaci6n Americana. seior o.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
Dos enmascarados asaltan 4 un
xSo ,,a LaxN


Como 4 las s dc la n0chc del
Sdbado pasado dos ladroncs en-
mascarados asaltaron cl mucbln
duc conducia Williams =. Gerfers
un corredor de pan de Ia pana-
dcria de Richter. en- In ospuina
de las GALES de Tamp}co y Coz
dorado de csta ciudad, Ger.
ferS conducia cl muoblc oued0
p0r cl lodo que hacin intranSita.
bic In callc, euando ropcntina.
monte fu6 asaltado por dos on
mascaradOs, ltt1o por dcjantc aga
rr6 las iiendas de los cabnllos.
y cl otro por dotras saIt6 adrn.
tro del inueble, atrap0 al arroa.
dor per s0rpresa le exigi6 el di.
nero de- la yenta del pan, que
Gran tinos treinta pesos que Ger.
fers lievaba OH una faia 4 la elm.
tura, Y dospues de despoiarlo 4
eata suina, uno de los r0badores
di6 nm ptintapie fuerte on IN barrj
ga 4 un caballo del tiro, Y Las
bastias Gcharon eorrer por IN
hnen trecho Y los enmascarados
escapar0n Como on csos recin.
tos l6bregos iamds anda policia,
los ladrones gozan de toda impu
nldad Y asaltan cuando les place.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16

(Pasa 4 la Ga. pag J
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
Alemania enviara un barco de
guerra 4 Mexico.

Alemania va 4 enviar I'm barco
de guerra 4 Mexco porque asi
10 considera de necesidad en-
Ia presente crisis. Alemania :ic.
ne empeiiada, toda su marina on
el mediterraneo por la guerra Bal
kanicca, Y solo disponc del bar.
60 cscuela Hertha, que scrA cl
Que mandarA 4 ngnas mexiranaS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-10-16
Huerta es Dictator Absolute

NludaN ue mexico, Octubre IL
Ell lIamado Presidente provi-
sional Huerta hoy nochc 50 ,lc-
clarj dictador absolute lisol
yiendo nl Congreso de Diputa-
dos y ponicndo Ell la cArcel Il
todos cllOs, excepto los Diputn-
dos cat6llcOs. Con este acto dc
desgarradora violencia, Hncrta So
ha constituido 4 81 mjsmo {.
unico podar politico dr IN RepU-
bIica MrXi"ana, suprimi1a Ia re-
presentation nacional. ia ciu-
dad de las tragedias eSta tran
quila estos momentos, aunque IS
ta aparentc tranquilidad prcccdc
IA d la tormenta. FL rccientc
golDe de Estado de Hucrta su-
primicndo el ParlamentO y apre-
sando 4 los Diputados, cs tenjdo
por algunos bobos por medida O.
n6rgica. Surgen dudas acerca Il
10 que hara Felix Diaz en- Vera
cruz al saber que Huerta esta
4 favor de la candidatura de
Gamboa, como Sc traslucc en- el h
echo de haber Huerta dejado
intactos & los Diputados cat6li-
cos solo haber apresado Il los
liberaIes, siendo asi que Felix
Diaz sc ha anunciado como can
didato presidential. Sc cree que
resulten antagonismos y nuevas
luchas armadas entire Huerta Y
Felix Diaz, aunqne no existe I'm
'dato en- que apoyar esta supesi-
ci6n.
Huerta auiere hacer mayoria pa
ra Gamboa suprimiendo Ia Ca
mara.
Segin Ia opinion priyada de
IN prominentc politico meXlca-
no, Huerta suprimio la Chmara
dc Diputados poniendola en- la
carcel con Ell deliberate fin lie
que este cuerpo no cscudrlnc
el resultado dc las cIecciones III
investigue 81 hubo Q 'intrigas
no habicndo Camara de Diputt
dos hasta despues del 26 del pre-
sente Octubre, fecha de la far"
santc election huertista, Hucrtt
cstarh sus anchas con todo e.
control politico de las elecc'oneS
para hacerlas q su gusto Y ha-
Ger GREER dcspues al mundo que
La mayor parte del pals 'st'lFo
! pacificadc Y que cada ciudadn'
no tuvo In oportunidad dc dcpo'
sitar en- In urnn electoral s'l l'bre
~ espontineO voto por Gamhoa'
La treta electoral "Sta bneiia
pero va sc sabe en- todas Harte'
del mundo como esth fragnadi
Y ou& fin persiguc. Como cs
natural. csta burla irritarh nl
desprestiQiado Felix Diaz, v no
Sc dara pcr bien servido, Y ie.
vantard una reyuelta armada ia
ra dcmostrar a su buF|ador q bn
Iazos como sc maneja lnclor Il
na eleco!6n fclieista, Y entonccs
I los lobos So cogcran naturalmc,
tc con SuS formidabies nandibt
, las. dcStruy6ndose. gin neee5ida'
! de que Napata 8 Carranza ,*aFan
Il dcs'ruirIoS,>
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25
STATE NEWS NOTES

Charges have been fled with State
Auditor Kenehan that the county
Judge At Grand Junction has collected
land office fees, which should have
been turned over TO the county; also
that the old commissioners and other
officers collected more salary than o..
lowed by the law.
Within the next two or three week
Governor An,nions and Highway
Commissioner EhShart will make .
personal tour Of the state 20 learn the
exact conditions IL roads aud make .
study Of the best method of upbuildine
= highway system, IN the state In order
that the state Rad funds may te ex.
pended 10 best advantage. The OH
Gals will he accompanied In each Il
the Ave districts Of the state represent.
I'd by the member Of the high way cd.
visory hoard on their trips through the
different districts.
Mrs. J. Higgins who owns . fruit or
chard east II Grand Junction II trying
n hnd where the profit ON one box Of
nne Ben Davis apples went. When
she packed the apples last fall she In.
closed note asking the consumer IA
write her the condition NJ the fruit aud
the price paid for Il. This week she 70.
ceived = letter from Kent Brothen 81
Mullen, Texas. They paid sl.75 foI
the Ink aud found the fruit In sood
condition. Mrs. Htsgins received 81
cents net Tor the box. The u ~ pro.
DC went some where but Mrs. Higgins
cannot lOcaie the middle men.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

WHEN your home merchant pre-.
senis on with his bill do not allow
the hair on your spine to rise like
porcupinc quilts. and look ~ though
you had been insulted. The
chances are he trusted you for the
shirt on your back and the groceries
to keep your family. Speak kindly
to him who has accommodated you,
for you know you like prompt pay
In others. A man whose temper
rises to ninety degrees In the shade
when asked for just account. and
feels his dignity has been trampled
on is q good man-not to trust.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

lively require facts to be told. there
would aO0n be nm era Of good feel J.
ing and ! joyous atmosphere Of
peace over every community.
church. school and family. The
tale beares and the gossip monger
are more Of . curse to . community
than the small pox and scarlet
fever. The latter can be quaran.
tined but who can corral the formerf
The good book tells ~ where they
get their start Of Gre from.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

Mrs. r. P. Gordon Is just recovering
from severe cold.
II the postmaster at Dolores ~ the
rural carrier had to read some NJ The
papers we get perhaps they would be
n,ore careful IN the handling. About
twice = week they come torn Into rib.
bOns.
A -four mill In Cnrtex with sun.
Client capital to buy all the wh-~t offer
ed, would he . far tetter Investment
than . creamery. Don't you think
David Travis had horse badly cut
on wire Monday. VIM. Ellerneyer
was called and se~rd up the wound.
About the first thing = rAnchnan
does, " his crops are not up To his ex-
pee tations he l~gius to knock the coun-
try and nine cas+s out III ten liz hi.
own fault. Try to lie . heller farmer
and you won't have time to kick.
Nov that we are going to have n
store In Lake view-why not . pos
Office.
Mr.. and Mr.. Clark Hickman enter
taIned the following guests last Sum
day at dinner, Charley Smith and
wife, Charles Rowe and wife, Mr.. and
Mn. johnson, Henry Tyree, Clifford
Hsrter and Frank Hickman and son
Johnny.
Mr.. Maiouey. Of McManus d MI
loney will farm alone this year
VIC Manus will remain In I.eadvill,
where he has been mining for some
time.
Mp. Zorum Isees got . phone me~
<age that her mother Mrs Maddox wHs
taken suddenly III Sunday. t. p.
Gordon took her over In hi. auto. The
patient was much ,~ttes Monday Apd
waa allie 10 TIE arund.
Richard Baker from Cortex was on'
In Lake View SUNDAY 'iook,ng over
his hoidings.
Mr.. Bennett who nov hns charge III
tie old Jas,@r Hall farm, h finding
plenty tn do ci-aning mp the place and
reddinR the ground II = lot ~ supei-
huous fruit trees.
Lester King drove the balance ~ his
cattle tn the mountains Saturday. He
has t~en unfortunate In the wint-ring.
s'oa.e 20 head have died and not be-
% use of poor feeding either.
That new fence that was ordered
erected In front ~ the school property
at . public meeting has never mater.
ialixed. Wonder why?
Mrs. Clark Hickman was suddenly
stricken sunday evening with =
severe Hines. DR.. Causins aud John.
son were called. They found the pat
lent suffering from = physical collage,
with other complications. The Int.
lent ct this writing 10 resting easy aud
With perfect quiet will som he al'out
again. viii women never learn that
the ph.icai system can .only stand ~
much beyond that = br.ak down.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

BRroaR an association Of bank.
ers recently held In Keokuk, Iowa.
In . lengthy address one Of the
bankers said: You know we used
10 hear that the farmer had his
prejudices-particularly against the
baukes-so We bankers began to
look into that and we exposed the
farmer. He hasn't word to say
nav. days against the banker
The poor farmer! He owns 80 per
cent. Of the stock and . large pro.
portion Of the deposits In all the
hanks Of Iowa. He 10 richer than
the bankers. manufacturers and
merchants. oil combined. while the
products Of his fields and field lots
Il bringing In . stream Of wealth
iabulously great. When We talk
about nine billion dollar crops,
railroad statistics. banking totals
and manufacturing outputs don,
look very large. Such . figure Is
too big to mean anything In totals,
bat when we say Il amounts Il
about Sioo fos every man. woman
and child In this country, We com
snencs to appreciate the value Of
farm products.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

A well.known Judge recently dinef
at Q hotel In Dublin. where the nat
who takss charge Of the hats 10 cele
bratsd for his memory about the own
srship Of headsear
How do you know that this isrmy
hat,~ the Judge asked. - his hat vas
handed 10 him.
Il dont know II. sir" said Pat.
Then Why aid you sivs Il 10 mss''
replied the Judge.
because you save II 10 ne. cir. >
said the man. without moving . 1ne
Gle Of his face.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

Silver Star I<rtgs M. IN, X. ~ p.
Whereas, Charles Porter. the l,ssoved
son ~ Bro,hev Hen r. Porter, hsa s~~n
called To that bourne from which no
Traveller ever returns, he II
Resoiveti, That We, the n.e,nt'srs II
Silver Star Lodge No i06. X. NJ r. sx-
tend 10 our t~resved brother sud his
family our heartfelt sympathy III this
time III sorrow; and be II further
Resolved, That . copy ~ the~e resolu-
lions I've spread on the records NJ our
lodge and . copy published In the
local paper.
HARRY " PYLE.
T.. N. MILLARD
+. L. WILDER.
Committee.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

RECENT investigations show that
it costs the government s.. 400 to
bury a dead congressman. Some
II our exchanges are inclined to
complain Of this extravagant outlay;
but 1t is fact that there are several
that the people would gladly see
buried even at that cost.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25
Friday, April IS. 1918.
CLEAN HOUSE.

4 sr ss' ss ..sss: 6ss. Beaver S.saSiisss,l
Il 10 house cleaning time. Why
mot make II heart cleaning and
head cleaning time ss wells w,
want to live In a house free from
dirt and filth and germs. Vet many
OF u live with hearts infested with
little an,mosities, envies, jealousies
the very bacteria Of perdition.
Why not have . clead heart Is well
q clean houses
Al house cleaning time what an
accumulation Of useless things W.
find-old magazines. shoes. um
brellas, boxes. bottles. tin cans.
rubbish and debris. What do ".
do with II alp Save il! No! Con
sign Il to the dump or bonfire
Searching our minds we are likely
TO end many WORKOUT ideas, moth
eaten doctrines. aniiquated notions
and dilapidated deceits. The,
don't fit " now: their utility is
gone; commit them to the dump;
God has prepared rs something
better.
What dust and grease and cob
webs are in our houses. grunblinR
and fault6uding and worrying are
in our lives. Use spiritual sapolio
Polish up the windows Of your soul
that Gods sunshine may enter. and
that you. looking out. may get q
clearer view Of life. Hang out
your old theories to air. beat the
dust out Of them. renovate them,
and adjust them to present condi-
tious. Put some Lew pictures on
the walls of your mental living
room. Change the old ones that
you may get . new perspective.
Dou't Be satisfied with getting
some new things for the house
rues and curtains and wall paper
Get some new things for the SOUL
new things to think about. new
things 10 talk shout. new things to
live Tor.
"yss, ella. yoss houss ard cisaa your she'd.
Ard elsas yoas bass h svssy pad;
nns bsush ~ eohvehs froa yoas bad,
Asd sweep ths ssovhsnts fsoa your heart.
yss, shsa Spsing clsaains co.ss around.
nsiss forth ~ dussss ard The bsasa.
Int rake yoas iosgy nostons down.
And sweep yoss dusty soul u gloom.
.exssp old idsas with the dust,
Asd drsss y0sr sosi In newer style;
seraps froa your mind lie vosuoat erust,
AID dump u In tbs rubbish pile.
sussp on the HATES that basn aud smart.
nriss II ssw lovs. ssrsss and pure.
AfoaaA sls hsartstnss u your heart
Place modern ssylss II furniture"
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Kansas City, April -. with y, 607,
600 In currency within, the First Ma.
tlonai hank here ~ss unable 10 open Ito
vaults today. The time lock con,bins-
ton, supposed tn open automatically
At . o'clock each n,orning, failed Ia
work aud efforts of al the vault experts
IL the city were In vain. Unl~~s the
vault opens today II will b~ dynan,itesi.
Neighhoring hanks loaned money 10
conduct toiay's business.
.
Chicago, April ~. Complete returns
from towns aud cities Of Illinois IN
which the aaloon wss nm issue In the
elections ~ April I aud April Is, show
- complied by T.. J. Davis, Chicago
superintendent II the Anti.saloon
league Of Illinois, that additions have
been made 10 the dry territory sufii.
client To hiring the total area up To 10
,,rs cent " that ~ the entire state.
According To the figures II supsria ten.
dent Davis, ~ yer cent n the popula.
tlon ~ Illinois nov lives In "dry"
territory.
Chicago. April 10 Two afternoons .
w~~k III aud the right 10 entertain
company IN the parlor without Inter.
ference from the family are among the
demands 10 be made by domestic ssr.
wants Who have Just organized . union
to IN known =. the Household Work.
en- Association. The nee union oh.
tain~d . charter yesterday from the
American Federation II Labor. A.
sooN - the organization u 81 sufficient
strength Ia contFol the sltuation, b~t.
ter working conditions ~ili l~ demand.
ID together With regular hours II work.
Wednesday aud sunday afternoons
wili In the FREE time demanded.
i.m Angeles, April ss-s.swar'
Edward White. author. h outnttinu
sn sxpsditIoS 81 saasa nar6sra 10 o.
plosv unknown ~g,oas In Africa. NJ
will take With him - The only white
travelling companion, Dr. Cunning
Mam,, ssoichnam, ~ho ~ss With him
on bis lest African hunt The plan u
ell frosM New fosk In May. The
tvssiiosy 10 Ls sxp.ossd lss souths ~ u
Lake Nyssss ard - situated high IN
mouM,sln raasss, covssvd suh luas'~'
sssd IN past Inhabited W savAsss ssss'
hsgssv ussM ~ whlts nsem. whils ths
sssaIsiu1ss = "a swdsputsd puussslss
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

81 big game. THE trip will tahs nlns
month";. white expects u bring With
him - trophies d the chssr, adAitIons
10 natural history thus far unknown 70
s,,leutists.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25

YoUMo man. young woman. let
- whisper 10 your ear. BY oil that
% good. b, oil that ID holy. BY this
twentieth cestury Of marvellous
discovery snd wonderful progress.
if you don't wish to Be left lying
o. yous back. see to II that your
educatiou 10 aoe neglected while
yea have The tine. II You haven't
IN tius. take Il. "A pouad OF
plock d worth . too of luck. Do
~ 1t yeus God. gives iatellect
viehes fos want Of nouishment
Ubee or public schools oder such
splesdil (scililies wherswith 10 d
yceeoslf ~ the best. the broadcast
81 ~ sobIsst thinss II every day
The Dolores star., 1913-04-25
ossrslae n.

why % yos always eali -
'1westr Can you aot DAD Q bsttes
tern u sadsasasas tAAn tAAirs
~ = ~ esastly . tern q -
1sasnsat. Sweet. ] was tAiAslag q
The ~ sayias; 1Dvese - ~ 80
q alvees1ty.'"