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La excursion de Mr.. Lind
a TehuantepeC.

He aqui como juzga Ell indie
pendiente," de la ciudad de Me-
xico, ell viaje hecho a la iona de
Tehuantepec por ell enviado espe-
cial del Presidente Wilson, a
quien, como recordaran nuestros
lectores, acompan6 ell Almirante
Fletcher.
Mr.. Lind sali6 a una excur-
por la terra %prometida, o sea ell
Istmo de Tehuantepec. ICON que
objeto? Ell de tomar datOs.
Ahora que Sc trata de la pr6xi-
ma aperture, fantastica, del. Ca
nal de Panama, bueno es saber
que ruta ofrece mejores ventaJas
para ell transporte de implement
tos de guerra y mercancias.
Panama esta todavfa por con-
cluirse. y quiza no Sc conciuya
debido a los derrumbes y desla-
yes habidos por los terremotos y
IIuvias de la region; Canal que,
suDoniendo conclude, seria de
esclusas, 10 que impediria ell trans
porte rapido de una escuadra po-
derosa; y en- cuanto a los fleteS,
no habria ~artefacto nj mercancla
de otro genera que los pagara;
Tehuantepec va esta terminado
y con dos puertos en- Sus eXtre-
mos: sin ell trdfco que debiera te-
ner, por Ia falta de la doble via
que 10 fac;Iite, pero de movimien-
. to va elective,
Ia potencias, Inglaterra en-
las Eermudas Francia en- las is
Ia, de Revillagigedo, que tienen
cor nosotros en- litigio, pienSan
POI. as bases navaIes de ope-
rsc..raz para qozar de cierta in
f.ea.9a conercial en- ell Cont
1T Americana.
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ST how. que ell gobierno interl-

ST hoy, que ell gobierno interl-
no Sc ercuentra escaso de fondos.
Sc propusiera deshacerse del to-
tai de las acciones del ferrocarrll
de Tehuantepec, que estan en- po-
der suyo, a menos que la compa-
MIA arrendataria 10 inpidiera con
capitales, llevaban peligro de
caer en- manos de quienes va ha-
ce tempo han hechado ell ojo a
esa bella region en- donde piensan
hacer, de SECURE un nuevo Pana-
ma.
Hay, por 10 tanto, que estar
alertas."
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Fiesta de una Sociedad.

La Sociedad Amigos del Pro-
greso," de Seguin, Texas, cele-
bro ell dia 6 del presente la recep-
ci6n de nuevas banderas con una
velada y I'm esplendido bale en-
ell salon ''Sonka."
Hicieron uso de la palabra los
Sres. Adrian Zapata, E. Lopez
NJ. Cortinas y Jose Angel Her
nandez, Quienes, debido a sus
bien pensados discursos, fueron
apIaudidos ruidosamente por Ia
concurrence que Ilenaba ell salon.
FL acto de la reception estuvo
verdaderamente solemne.
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fuerzaS americans sea compIeta
no pondra t6rmino a las hostili-
daies, 10 cuaI hace possible que la
guerra dure algunOs amos. lam
bi6n Sc recuerda que cuando Ia
guerra de 1847, Mexico tenia So
lamente tres milloneS de habi-
tantes, al paso que en- Ia actuall-
dad tiene ounce millones. Este
fndica cue la resistencia ahora
seria mas fuerte Y obstinada que
70 amos ha. Estas son razOnes
que naturalmente hacen pensar
V titubear mucho a los hombreS
de ~intereses que Sc OpOnen a toda
empress descabellada e imprOpla
que no este cierta de traer un re-
sultado probechoso. Hay otras
personals exentas de preOcupa-
ci6n V que solo caminan por la
via recta de la justicia, las Qua
les consideran una guerra con
Mexico como una usurpaclon que
atropella TODD sentimiento de de-
recho Y equidad. Pero Ia genie
buHanguera Y principalmente los
peri6dicos de sensation que lie
van ell titulo de ''amarillos, es-
tan listos Y deseosos de empren-
der una cruzada en- favor de Ia
intervention, Y no hay duda que
10 haran tan pronto como Sc les
presente una op~ortunidad favo-
rabIe para clio.
Ahora en- cuanto a los meritos
~concretos de Ia question, Sc alega
Dor I'm lado que los Estados Uni
dos, como representatives de Ia
causa de Ia civilization no pueden
consentir que IN pals contiguo a
su territorio sea teatro de con-
tiendas civiles que es 81 deber
Doner fin 4 elias por medic de Ia
mediaci6n pacifca 81 es possible q
con Ia Intervention armada 81
fuere ~recesario. Alegase tam
bien que los Esrados Unidos CO.
mo resDonsaOle Y sostenedor de
IA docuina de Monroe, cue pro
tege q las naciones americans
contra Ia aggression euroDea, tie,
ner Ia obligation de defender J
corservar la irtegridad naciona
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IA intervention en- Mexico.
;Habra razon fundada para que los Estados
Unidos in~tervengan en- la vecina
Rep1blica Mexicana.

IA creencia general en- los
Esta5os Unidos y en- tOdas parties
as one la mira ulterior de la ad-
m~inistraci6n del Presidente Will
son es buscar algUn preteXto para
intervention armada en- Mexico
con objeto de apropiarse de una
parte del pals. Sc habla de Ia
aneXi6n de Chihuahua, Sonora Y
la Baia California en- ell case de
una guerra, Y los que cOnOcen los
procedures pasados del partldo
Democratic respectO a Mexico no
dudan nj por un mOmento que
esta anticipation o supoSici6n ten
ga algun fundamentO. Las me-
iosas declaraciones del Presidente
Wilson acerca de sus sentimlen-
tos amistosos hacia Mexico y su
pueblo no merecen mucho credl-
to, pues Sc juzga que son un ar
did para justifcar cualquier &C
ci6n que en- 10 future tome en-
contra de Mexico. Sabe blen que
la gran mayoria del pueblo anne
ricano Sc opone a Ia guerra, Y
mucho mas a una guerra de agre-
sion en- contra de Mexico, y esta
aguardando que algun accldente
que favorezca sus in]tenclones
exalte los animos de los america
nos ' los haga ]favorecer alberta
mente la idea de adquirir mas te-
rritorio contiguo a Ia frontera
americana; halaga la vanidad Y
despierta Ia c odicia de muchos,
principalmente entire aQueLLos cue
buscan nuevas tierras que p0blar
exDlotar, V asi mismo los que
tienen mtereses en- Ia RepubIica
Mexicana. A mas de este, ha
habido siempre ' hay todavia en-
este pals una antipatia latente
contra Mexico Y los meXicanos,
Ia cuaI es herencia Iegitima de IA
guerra de 1916. Sin embargo, Ia
causa de que haya oposicl5n q
una guerra con Mexico es, prin-
cipalmence, que todos Green Que
s~erneiante guerra Puede costar d
10 minimo mil miLlones de pesos
a este goDierno. pues Sc lntler>
cue aun cuando Ia victoria de Ia:
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A quien interese.

Sc necesita IN professor o pro-
fesora de origen mexicano, que
pueda encargarse de la escuela
mexicana de este lugar, para que
ensene ell idioma ingles.
Ell interesado o interesada debe
ser competente y s~ujetarse a
examen, dando buenas referen-
cias.
Para informes y precio, dlrl-
girse al Superintendent de las
escuelas en- esta ciudad.
PROF. C. SPENCER.
Lockhart, Texas.
1m-S-2S-13
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18
La actitud de Mexico y
la prensa ~espanola.

Toda la prensa importante de
Espana ha venido dedicando ca
lurosos elogios al Gobierno mexi-
cano por las contestaciones dadas
a la Casa Blanca.
Ell A. B. c." uno de los dla-
rios madrilenossde mayor clrcu-
laci6n. dedica eng su numaro del
% de Agosto un notable artlculo
en- ell que Sc estudia Ia sltuaclon
politica entire los Estados, Unidos
y Mexico.
En- dicho articulo Sc hace un
caluroso elogio de la patriotica y
viril actitud asumida por ell Gene
raj Huerta ante las intemperan-
cias e intromisiones del Gobierno
americana.
La respuesta dada a Ia Casa
Blanca por ell Secretario de Rela-
clones, Sr. Gamboa, merece al
diario mencionado ell calificatlvo
de digna, y asegura que tan ga
Ilardas muestras de energia han
de detener la absorbente politica
americana.
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Concerto Carpa Juarez

Empresa: ?. Cara ]hijo.)
Esta empresa recibe contracts
para ferias 0 celebraciones patri0
ticas. Cuenta con un numero com
netente de artistas y una Banda
y Orquesta mexicana dirigida por
el renombrado Professor AdoIfo
Martinez. Dirijanse a JUAN R..
CARA, Gerente. Teatro yuarez.
- 819 W. Commerce St. -IeIeto-
no Nuevo 1878.
San Antonio, Texas,
I'm.
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Bernardino M. Cara

Anuncio al publico en- general
a mis- amigos en- lC particular,
que he cambiado de Residential de
Il casa de Ell ~CENTINELA,'
al HOTEL AURORA, sito en- Ia
de Concrete al Oeste NJ.
72Il2. Ell tranvia eI6ctricO direc-
TO a las Estaciones del Interna-
cional V Sunset. bajese I'd. en- Ia
esduina de las GALES Dolorosa y
al lado Norte una cuadra
al Oriente media cuadra.
No divide ID visitar este Ho-
tel recientemente removable, cuen
ia cor. Sc elegantes Y bien Venti-
Iados cuartos en- altos" un sa-
lon con gran numero de camas y
IN magnifco baho a ID centavos.
CATRES 15c. CUARTOS p
SOC. P0r semana cOnyencionaIeS.
Precios m6dicos por dia. Su VI.
sta sera bien atendida.
Garantizo atenci6n y cumpIl,
miento. Rento cuartos por Ola,
Semana 0 mes.
TELEFONO NUEVO 285
San Antonio, Texas.
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Pesquisas.

Sc desea saber ell paradero de
los Sres. Felipe Mendoza y Me
YES Munos de Mendoza, quienes
en- Diciembre de 1911 residian en-
San Benito, Texas. La persona
que de informes suyos recibira
como obsequio una suscripci6n a
LA PRENSA, por I'm ano. Diri-
girse a Ines Soria. R. 7 Box
172.-San Antonio, Texas.
1m.-9.-4-13
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

Sc desea saber ell paradero de
Manuel Lechuga que ha vivido
mucho tempo en- Nuevo Mexico,
V de un hijo suyo que ha estado
en- Sweetwatery Coleman, Texas.
A la persona cue de informes SUI
vos Sc lie dara una qualification
de $500 dirigiendose a: Manuel
Lechuga Chico. Arson, Texas.
1m-9-1S-13
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Nuevo contrato ferroca-
rrilero.

Ell Gobierno ACADIA de concer-
tar I'm ~contrato con ell senior Harro
Harsen, para construir y explo-
tar dos lineas de ferrocarril en-
los Estados de Chihuahua, Sono-
"a V Sinaloa. La primera Inca
partira de IN punto conveniente,
sobre las lineas del ferrocarril
Noroeste de Mexico, terminando
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-18

LA PRENSA. Jueves Is de Septic
e independencia de Mexico y Gull
dar de que haya ALI I'm gobierno
regular y ordenado que aSegure
ell bienestar y prosperidad de sus
habitantes, Y que al mismo ITEM
DO proteja de una manera eticaz
los ~intereses propiedad Y Ia Sc
guridad personal de los ciudada-
nos americanos radicados en-
aqueIla reppblica. Estos son a
grandes rasgoS los a~rgumentos
cue ofrecen los favorecedores de
Ia intervention, hacienda case
omiso del argumento principal
que no sacan a relucir y que eS
para ellos ell de mayor lmportan-
cia, porque Sc refere al proposito
de ensanchar Y eXtender los do
minios de la naci0n americana
con la adquisici6n de mas terri
torio perteneciente a la RepubIl-
ca MeXicana.
Por ell otro lado, los que Sc opo-
men a la intervention dicen que
una guerra con Mexico seria IN
iustifcable bajo TODD punto de
vista de equidad y de JuStlcla,
que ell gobierno de Mexico no ha
dado ninguna raz6n nj motive
con sus actos para tai lnterVen-
ci6n; que 81 hay guerra civil y re-
voluci6n en- Mexico, esa es coSa
que pertenece al dominic de los
habitantes de Mexico que son los
Gnicos que sufren de los males
que tales conflictos acarrean; que
81 extranjeros de nacionalldad
americana 0 de otra procedencla
eXperimentan Inconvenience y
p6rdida a causa de tales alboro-
tos deben pasar por ella 10 mlSmo
cue pasan los naturaleS del pals
0 81 no quieren hacerlo les queda
el remedio de marcharse a Otra
parte: que ell despojo Y aneXloN
de mas territorio meXicano seria
una arbitrariedad inaudita en- VS.
ia de las ocurrencias de 1917
cuando mas de Ia mitad dol terri
torio de Mexico fu6 Incorporate
a los Estados Unidos; que este
pals. teniendo el gobierno mas
liberal e ilustrado de. mundo y
aouel en- que hay garantias y de-
rechos vinculados para el ciuda-
dano. tiene el deber y Ia oDiiga-
ci6n de respetar los derechos y 10
indeDendencia de los demas PAL
ses y lie no abusar de su fuerza y
poder paruicularmente en- 10 que
toca a las ~republicas hispano.
americans. dc las cuaIes este
gobierno Sc ha constituidO en- pro.
tecror Y defensor; que esa pro.
!: tecci6n no debe manifeStarSe a.
I rrebatandoles su Independence
tratando de dirigirlas y goDer
narlas como provinciaS conQuis
tadas. sino hacienda TODD 10 posi-
| bic para que Sc m]antengan e1
! paz Y Sc ejecuten las leyes dt
\ neutralidad a modo que ell tilibuS
4 terismo no sea una amenaza con.
! tante contra la estabilidad de 10
\ gobiernos regulares que tienen e
apoyo y sanction de la mayoria de
pueblo meXicano.
J Muchos otros ~argumentOS y ra
n zones Sc aducen en- este pals
I en- todas parties para probar i
Z iniQuidad e ~injusticia de Ia inter
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To know. the witness said. tina, he
was bringing any busin-,s to Fuller
and Gray.
Ono bond which colwcii purchased
from the firm was for u woman. III,
witness testified. whose name Gray
-ould not rcmcm her. although Col
we'll had revealed her Identity when
the bond was delivered.
Gray said he was . contributor,
through colwcIi. to the governors
campaign fund. Tic said he could
not recall whether he gave $50 o,
si0o.
II was brought out that Colwcli
lives In one OF the brokers' houses In
Yonkcrs. 0ray was question re-.
eaidinx Colwrii's prcscn, where.
shouts. bu, he Insisted tina, he had
not seen nor heard from coiwcii
since he disappeared several week.
ago.
Gray was not subpocnard by the
impcac hmcni managers until ycssc.-
day owing to the inability Of process,
sc''c's !" 'oe"'" MIN. TITS attorney.
former J"dSc ssr''. OF Sonkcrs. was
placed on the stand yesterday aud re-.
aucsted 10 gct Into communication
VIZ" "'"s' I'M" resulted In hts ap-
''"'""'e '"""s' TIC ss'i today that
A.
NC "so "e'e" a''c"a'ns !" ""s'""ss.
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KANSAS GAS co. CASE
TAKEN UNDER ADVIaE1(INr

Denver. Colo. Oct. 1.-The kansas
Natural Gas company case w:s TAX.
en- under adviscmcnt by tho tinted
States Circuit Court Of Appeals
shortly before noon today.
Following the Kansas Natural a0s
company case. arguments wor, hc-
gun In the case Of the Central E;Lcc.
tric Company against tho s;pso-ro
company. on appeal from The
United States District Court Of New
Mexico.
A motion to euash the citatsos was
ovcrruied. The case srows out VI
tho sale Of electrical machinery by
the Central Electric company IN The
socorrow concern. The Central COM
pany obtained . Judgment In , state
rourt for payment for the machinery.
but before this jud9cmnt could bc
collected the socorrow company exc.
c,,tcd a deed Of trust. thus TYING I'M
its property.
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PLAINTIFF ALIENATION
SUIT UNDER ARREST

/. Minneapolis. MINI. Ott. John
G. HcnninE Of Chicago was arrested
here today aud ID held ~ \ fugitive
from Justice. .....
IicnninR sued Clarence .. Funk.
then general manager Of the Inter
national Harvester company. for
$4,000 damages for alleged alien
alton Of the affections Of Mrs. Hsn-
ming. A jury In Chicago found Funk
not guilty June 20. 1912. and he
aworc out 4 warrant charging Hen
nins with perjury. Todsy's inform
alton Of Hcnnins's whereabouts was
the first since then. Meanwhile
HcnninR's attorney. Daniel Donahoc.
and two Of his witncssc. were indict-
cd In Chicago on charges Of conspir-
acy to dcfamc F'unk's character.
II IN claimed by Funk that l!chn-
inE.s suit was inspired in revenge
for the formers testimony adverse
to Senator Lorimcr before the scn-
ate investigating committee. lien
ming admitted his identity and is he
ing held pending instructions from
Chicago. ...
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50, COLO. BAPIISIS
IN SESSION HERE
]. Z. Cyeel Of Pueblo 10 Elected Nod.
esator At Morning Session

More than twenty-five delegates
attending the annual meeting Of the
Southern Colorado Baptist sssocia.
ton which opened In this city LAST
ntGht. held most enthusiastic ses-
sion n the baptist church this morn.
lux. Officers were elected. J. y
Crecl Of Pueblo being elected Modrr.
ator and George 4. Everett OF Lamar
secretary.
A. tho scssion this afternoon DIR
Palmer OF Denver delivered = splcu.
did address on the subject Of state
Missions A. the scssion toniEht
which vii, begin at ':3O Or. Bruce
Kinney OF Topeka. Kansas. xscretar!
OF Home Missions for that district
will speak. To all the sessions the
public 10 cordially invited. Scasioay
will bc held tomorrow mosuiuG. a..
iernooa snd cvrnins.
The. devotional services last niGhs
were conducted by Rev. J. T. Jeakias
Of pow1sP. : The address Of welcoos
was made BY A. r. MrGlashan and
the response was given by Rcv. ".
y. Jamcs Of Rocky Ford. The In.
troductory sermon was delivered b,
Rev. r. Payne Of In Junta.
The meeting promises to be one OF
the most successful In recent Year,.
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T.. r. McCunoy cas'e IN vast niSnt
from Texllne. Texas Sor rev Gays
days business visit.
H. .. SLACK came III 'sst s'snt ITO"
Clayton' New mexico. TOT . 10" osss
business Visit IN Tr'nsoso.
a. Levy. prominent "s'seoouE@
business man. came In thus morning.
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Mabel Reigels,as
Not Miss But Mrs.

The secret is Out-and' such pre-
cious secret II has been all this time.
Miss Mabel .RciGclman. operate star.
ix no longer Miss Reigelman. but
Mrs. Marcus Samuels. wife Of one of
the most prominent lawyers OF San
Francisco. The wedding took place
some time ago. The prOteRe OF Mad
anne Gadski made this announcement
herself at party and everybody
9aspcd and exclaimed. what do you
know about that"
The former Trinidad girl retains
on the stage the name OF Mabel Rel
gelman--thc name which In now fla
nous In musical circles. The great
American public knows and loves
her by that name. Yet none the less
the singer is Mrs. Snmucls.
The selection for the accompanISt
at the concert to be given the sew
enth Of this month by Mabel Rcigci-
man was made today. Lila Austin
Meyers Of Chicago was chosen to as
sist the grand opera star who will
appear here with u well selected pro-
gram next week. The accompanies
II = talented ,--'-'"'"- Che I. :.
graduate Of tho chicago Ceas0vs&sesl
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REPS. TO CUT DOWN
SOUTHERN APPROXIMATION

Washington, Oct. Although the
ccmmitte failed of quorum today
to act ON plans for the reduction of
Southern representation In the par
tvs national conventions. members
Of the advisory committee which sub
mitted the proposals for change
explained them at length. Another
meeting OF tAc full committee will
be held within q few weeks.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01
H1lsoxE1 or pI

You don't have to go to New York
TO see james X. Hackett. we have
idad and he Will be nj the Isis today
only. This IN Daniel Frohn,an's mas
trspiccc with his all star cast and
" q wonderful picture. Don't miss
this opportunity to see u big West
attraction nj the Isis for only 10
cents aud 3 cents,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01
WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS

Washington. Oct. THE prcsi-
dent sent to the senate today the
following nominations:
Chief of engineers with rank Of a
Brigadicr Genersl-Colonel Dan C..
kingman. Corps of Engineers.
Chief inspector of locomotive boil
era. interstate commerce commission
Frank McManamy, OF Oregon
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01
CONTINUED RAINS
FLOOD SOUTHWESTERN TEXAS

Houston. Texas. Oct. 1.-Another
night Of rain has Increased the srav-
ity Of the flood situation In south
eastern Texas and southwestern LOU
isisna. Streams still are rising. The
railway service eaet OF Houston IL
almost paraiyxcd. Hundreds Of homes
In Lake Charles. La, are under wa
ter and business Is practically para
lyxed.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01
COPPER NA0NATE Is
REPORTED SERIOUSLY III

Lexington. KY. Oct. flames u.
Haggin. famous clubman and copper
naRnatc. is suffering from pncu-
monia at his home. Grccnhill. near
here today. Mr.. Hagsin. who I. 81
years old. became suddenly Ill yes
terday. His condition Ia serious.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01
CARD or TIA"

We wish to thank the many srissAs
for kiadn~ss and sympathy shown US
durinx the illness and At the death
Of our father. tho late Asa Gregory.
VIC thank all those who srat flowers.
Tho Family.
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get ,Al!ieu!d!
b, Getting :
IL line. pa
AT OUR SAVINGS DEPOSIT
WINDOW

AT OUR SAVINGS DEPOSIT
WINDOW
Tho passport to your employers
higher regard aud respect. young
man. ID Savings Pass Book.
Think over the fact before you
continue to thoughtlessly spend
the money you can and should
save.
An employer can bank" on the
employc with Il savings bank ac-
count. ALL employers know that
YOUR employer knows that. Can
he bank" on YOU.
Open Savings Account here to-
day-and let your money earn
4 per cent interest. A dollar will
do to begin with.
tine COMMERCIAL SAvlleS
'''~ Rank '-7
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01

II you arc In the hsbit 10 ccono.
mizc you will surely look forward to
the opcninx Of the Famous under it,
new management. Saturday. Oct. Z.
~'. .e...raF {
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Printing of every description neat
iy and quickly executed at tho
Chroniclc-Ncws job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
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sulzeR READY TO
PRESENT Defense

sCssssss~A srsss sss. L.,
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01

Chronicle News soc a mouth.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-10-01

Chroniclc-Ncws soc a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-20
o. w. BRoD1E, AVIATOR, KILLED
Fall of Forty-Five Feet Fatal to Chi
caeo Professional.

CHICAGO. April lotto W. Brodie, a
professional aviator. was killed today by
a fall of his machine from a height of
forty-five feet at the aviation grounds on
the west side. Brodie was mead of a
school of aviation and was testing new
machine.
Brodie was guiding the machine over
some trees when branch snapped a
guide wire, preventing control Of the
aeroplane. The aviator was caught un-
der the engine.
Brodie was one Of the first Chicagoans
to take up aviation professionally. He
was twenty-siX years old and had been
flying about four years. HIS instruction
work was so successful that he recent
ly initiated plans for factory for the
manufacture of aircraft. Brodie claims
the distinction of being the first aviator
to deliver parcel post packages by the
air route. He carried several such pack
ages from Cicero. a suburb Of Chicago,
to Argo, ILL.,, soon after the parcel serv-
ice was installed by the Post Office De-
partnlent. Most of his flying was done
in Chicago though recently he appeared
in Florida. - :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-20
CoNFEssEs TO 100000 GRAFT.
New York Officials Aided Granting
of Plumbers Licenses, He Says.

NEW YORK, April 19.-August P.
Schwager, recently removed from the ex-
amining board of plumbers. confessed to-
day that during his term OF office he OBJ
tanned more than S60,O00 by making it
easy for applicants for plumbers licenses
to pass the boards examination. No mat
ter what the vocation Of the applicant,
Schwager said he could obtain authoriza-
ton to do plumbing for prices ranging
from $3.50 to $1,000.
Schwager, not long after his removal
from the plumbing board, pleaded guilty
to bribery. His sentence was postponed
pending an investigation by special cor
poration counsel appointed for this pur-
pose by the mayor.
This investigator said today that
Schwager's confession would result in
many arrests. Scllwager said that his
custom was to give the candidate for
license the answers to the examination
several days in advance. The applicant
then copied the answers and turned them
In when he appeared for examination.