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The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
Mt, IEDNAUu.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Dingloy attend
cd the baptist association held al
Bethel Thursday and FRIDAY OF lac.
week.
Mrs. panuser OF Marshall spent
Friday with relatives here.
Frank Barnes and family OF near
Marshall visited with the former
,arents. Matt Barnes and family i:.e
after part OF the week.
The ladies OF the w. G. 7. U. had
plendid success with the ice cream
upper Friday night considering III"
stormy evening. Those who did no.
,et In with the cream and cake 20
friday came in Saturday, 80 It wn
continued Saturday nisht also. IT,
proceeds amounted to twenty-five do
lars.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
EL.NIMOOn.

The Sunday School Is preparing E
short rally day program for the Is,
Sunday in October. That viii also b,
preaching day here.
Mrs. l.. s. James had rs her guos'
Mrs, Bennett from Pueblo. Col. from
Friday until Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. y. Reager ant
daughter. Miss Frances ATTENDED
preaching ut New Home Sunday and
we're guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Edmunf
Allen.
Jess Carmean was In sedalia sa'
urday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Raymond Davis spon'
Friday In Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mira. Harry Carmean spen
Sunday at VIM. Heyenbrocks.
Mrs. Lula Menegalia returned lac
sunday from n months visit TO he
sister. Mrs. Dorsey In North Dakotr
Miss Dora Harris who IN tenchin
south OF Sweet Springs spent from
Friday until Sunday with home'olRs
Miss Maude Lear who teaches the
Guior school near Houstonia spent
from Friday until Sunday with home
folks.
Mrs. James and guest Mrs. Ben.
nett spent Saturday afternoon at 7
A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Davis spent Sun
day AT DIR. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII washburn and
sons. T. A. Davis and wife spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ashurst nepr
Blt ckburn.
V. c. Wood and wife and Mrs. W
II. vanarsdall spent from Sunday ur
I'll Tuesday with relatives near Excel
sior Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
GRAND PASS
sfrt. bert Price was shopping In Mar
shtlf Monday.

sirt. bert Price was shopping In Mar.
shtlf Monday.
Miss Clara Windmeyer returned
Monday from a three weeks visit
with relatives in New Haven.
MIR. and Mrs. +. G. McReynolds
were in Marshall Friday.
Mira. II. NJ. Coad went to Slater
Friday morning and returned in
the afternoon accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Thelbert Vowel and
children OF that city who will visi,
here for several days.
Miss Naomi Wallace went to Mar
shall Friday to spend several days
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Mcclure visited
their daughter. Mrs. Albert owens.
and family at their home In Jefferson
City u few days this week.
All the latest styles OF fall and
winter millinery can be seen at Mrs.
James DeMoss'.
Mr.. and Mrs sewell Burruss visited
relatives in Miami Saturday and sun.
day,
G. A. Jones and family are moving
10 their new home recently urchas.
ed from Or. Il. y. Walker. The lat
ter has gone to Chicago for n months
stay. while Mrs. Walker and children
will be In Marshall and Kansas City
during the Doctors absence.
Zoll galloway OF Blackwater ia vic
ltlng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
TX. galloway.
Rev. Thogmorton who has bcer
pastor OF the Methodist church ~
Bnckner will be the pastor this yeai
of the Grand Pass and waverl,
churches.
Miss Stella Minor spent sunda,
In Miami with her mother. Mrs
Eli abeth Minor.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
SALT BRANCH

Mr.. Durrett and sons, Charley Of
Marshall passed through here Wed
resday.
Mrs. q. w. Wright attended the
Presbyterian Missionary meeting al
Mrs. Hollowoods Wednesday. :
Mrs. Betty Brown OF Marshall was
visiting In this neighborhood last
week.
MIR. Levert Marsh of Mt. Olive
neighborhood called on his best lady
friend Sunday evening.
Miss Flora Hickman was the guest
OF her cousin. Miss Stella Scott from
Sunday morning TO Monday morninS
and she acknowledgements A. concegf
Sunday morninSnnd eveaJps osbnai
Mr.. r. T, Pence and fson1R. T,oI,
were in Napton Monday morning.
Mr.. WTi Hickman was the CUES,
sunday OF his grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs, J. j, Wright.
Mr.. Cecil Manley attended preach
ing at Concord Sunday night.
Mr.. VIII Roberts called on his bes'
lady friend near Hardeman and al
tended services at Concord Sunday
evening.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
do You Fear Consumption

No matter how cronic yoar eouel
or how severe your thront ~ ''
Iilment H.. DR.. Kings New ~ over
will surely help YOU: Il ma!
your life. stillman Green. o Nah
chite, Col. writes. Two doe'"'
said | had consumption and could no'
live two years. used DR.. Kline .
New Discovery and am alive and
we'll" Your money refunded II II
fails TO benefit you. The best home
remedy for coughs, colds. throat and
lung troubles. Price soc. and 800
Guaranteed by p. II. Franklin. ADV
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
lHARDEMAN

Messrs Turner Embrey and Frank
Piper were trading In Marshall Fri
day.
Mr.. Polk Gray. the Rawleigh man
vas around in this neighborhood las
week, spent Tuesday night at o. {
Browns.
Mrs. Turner Embrey and daughter,
Mary. spent Friday with Mrs, Van
arsdale.
Mr., Joe Dickson was In this vicini
~ Monday fixing bridges.
Mr.. George Busse was an Arrov
Rock trader Tuesday,
Mr.. ArehsGregory was in Marshsr
Saturday on biAsiness,
Messp pernis rtnsr ana\son, chat
ley ~sstenssd the safe u Slater sotur
day."
Mrs. Mahsia Embrey and daushter
Mamie spent Sunday at Turner FIN
breys,
The Misses Gregory are visitiny
their aunt, Mrs. George Geisler and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Stafford an
daughter. Miss Sarah, spent n few
hours at Mrs. Ida Qambreils SUNDAY
afternoon.
Messrs A, w. Howell and son Jew
ell were trading In Arrow Rock satur,
day.
Mrs. Clayton Nowlin and little dau-
shter OF Nelson visited her aunt. Mrs.
W. j. Gambrell from Tuesday until
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Flora Hickman visited her
cousin Miss Stella Scott last week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
ROCK

Ach Goodloe from west Of town
was on u streets Monday morning.
Mrs. Robt. Thompson was among
the shoppers here Monday.
Miss Sadie Steam. who spent her
vacation at her home here left last
week Tor Columbia. where she will
resume her duties as teacher in the
high school.
Jim Marsball and wife OF near
Blackwater were visitors Tuesday at
the home OF w n Edwards.
Mrs. r.. V. Davidson returned Fri
day from n visit OF several weeks w;,.i
relatives in Marshall and Is now with
her daughter. Mrs. Gene vanArsdall.
Mrs. Walter Digs OF Cooper was q
,aller Monday at the home OF Mrs.
Lon Poindexter.
Jack Dysart from the Concord
neighborhood was transactlng bust.
ness here Tuesday morning.
Jonn Bierbaum and wife we're visi-
tors Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF their son, Fred.
Gibson Scott is serving on the jury
In Marshall this week aud his wife
accompanied him for n little visit.
Alex Grew and wife OF Cooper were
transacting business here Tuesday.
lie recently purchased n farm IN lii.
nois and expects TO move there IN a
few weeks.
Harpcrs moving picture show with
tent arrived here Wednesday. The
rains are interfering considerably
with the attendance.
J. X. Dickson OF the country was o
caller Thursday ut the home OF Wat
son Digs at the Old Tavern.
Harold Turley has begun prepare
ton for his new house by hauling
sand for the foundation.
p. s. Brockway OF near Concord
n on mi streets Monday.
Messrs Hcrrell and Stivers. who
recently purchased the stock OF goods
n q. Y. Martin traded the same 10
Geo. n. Crockett OF Marshall for land
In Oklahoma.
Rev. snapp left Tuesdayio attend
the annual conference which meets In
Nevada. Mo.
]. s. Hosge. who spent a week or
two OF Excelsior Springs returned
Thursday and feels much improved
and thinks he will 70 again soon for
a longer stay.
Mrs. Burreil Thompson OF the coun.
try was shopping In town Friday.
Mrs. John Reynolds and sister.
Miss Julia Turley OF Cooper were visi.
tors Friday afternoon OF Harold Tur.
ley and family.
Cary Digs left Friday for Tampa.
Florida. where he thinks he will
spend the winter with his brother,
Jim. .l.
Gus Cries and family or the coun.
try were trading with our merchants
Saturday.
Emmett Thompson who was bitten
on the hand by a rattle snake last
Wednesday. while handling fodder, Is
getting along fairly well at this writ
ing. d
Clark swinney and daughter. Miss
Kate were shopping here Saturday.
Mrs. T. L. Hogge and daughter o.
the country were among the crowd in
town Saturday. p
Carl Rhine "a calling on Mise
Ruby ~Poindexter Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Buck filled his regular up.
pointment Sunday morning at the
German Evangelical church. y
George vanArsdell. wife and Mr.
Gibson Scott were callers Sunday a:
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Parilec
Bingham. rut,.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
County News
WAVERLY

DR.. Johnston and VIII Jordan
have gone to Montana where they
hope to knock a plum during the
Government land drawing.
Little JACK Horpep sat In a Cpr-
ner Eating his Christmas pie. lie
rwv,fr his 'tirmrb skadr pulled ont a
plum And Cried, what a smart boy
antYi"
VIM. siusher. Contractor Of Okla.
homa, Ok, while on a visit homo
will have charge of the new real
dence to be erected on the John Cal.
laway lot.
Miss Dolly Trent of Dover Ia visit.
Ing Mrs. Ben Vessel.
waverly has been busy OF late put.
ting In concrete street crossings
MIR. st. John the young Mayor. Is e
be congratulated on forwarding such
needed work. -
Mrs. Bette Robertson OF Kansa;
City Is a guest this week at the coun.
try home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nc. X. Cal
laway.
Edwin Neiderjohn. son OF the Pres.
ident OF the waverly Bank has bull
n fine new siio on his farm soui:
of town. lie has Just filled the sky
scraper with theaid OF n ~gasoiin,
engine. The shortening OF the grain
crop throughout the corn belt mas
prove a blessing in disguise rs 81
seems to be encouraging a wider use
of sllos.
n. l.. Webb who ownes the mos;
widely known pear orchard in thi
part OF the state says the crop II mat
uring finer this year than cyer before
after spraying. lie says spraying not
only produces better fruit OF all kind
but he believes you canproducehand'
somer and jucier pure bred Barred
Rocks by keeping the chicken house
thoroughly sprayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wheeler recent
ly OF Oklahoma have returned q
waverly and are ut home nj Tn
Leach house.
Miss Florence Cauthorne has re-
turned from n months visit to canao1
G. l.. Holsnider an Eastman dem
onstrator spent Saturday with ou'
talented rtist-photographer. Mss
Elizabeth Corder. exhibiting the yer,
latest In the Photographic world
Miss Corder had some work on dis
play during MarshalI's Big Fail
that would have discredi,ed Kansa'
City.
Mrs. Oscar Thomas has returned
from n visit to Lexington.
The X. p. NJ. T. n. Club met Sat
urday with Mrs. John Davis. Tac
daughter. through absent. remember
ed the club ladies with u souvenir oi
flowers from far AWAY Wisconsin
They we're much appreciated. speak
ing m they did OF throughfulness
remembrance and love. An interest
ing hour was spent with Bills
Shakespeare, who has come again .
town. Mrs. Webb conducted the les
son. The question box followed. AZ
ter delicious refreshments served q
two courses the club adjourned {;
meet with Mrs. webb-D Davis. Mrs
J. II. C~roswhile. leader.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
MALTA BEND

Misses Mable and Edith Franklin
aud Mrs. DR.. Aiken were shopping ir
Marshall last Monday.
Mrs. Tatum OF Grand Pass was In,
guest OF friends here last Wednes
day.
Mr., Fred %Storkman, vie and bah,
we're shopping in Marshall last Mon.
day.
Johnnie Riley. after n weeks Wis.,,
with his sister. Mrs. Geo, Humphr,
and family returned TO hts home IN
Mayview last Tuesday I5 aemrsq,
4 Mr.. Roy Douslas was ~transactins
business In Marshall saturdsysIol
Mr., sclapper was among those thai
were county seat visitors last Satur
day. Sine.
Miss Laura Bryant was shoppingir
Marshall Monday. M
Mrs. Grover Hayward came dowr
from Kansas City last Thursday {,
see her mother. Mrs. Hitson. who hal
been sick but Ia better at this writing
Messers Emmett and Jasper Col,
we're ~transacting business In Marshall
last Saturday,
DR.. Aiken and wife were transact
ing business In Kansas City severa'
days the first OF the week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ cal appllcatIons, a. they cannot resyh the
b 3 60 tute d~rafness. and that ~ BY coastitatianr
.ies n~eafAsss L. csussd. ny e. inuamed
'~Httbn - the mnvous lining OF the Eastarbsan
Pow. Niira tLis tubs 10 tnnamed you have .
ub.inE sound OF n.erfect hearing. and when
q tiseiy closed De.ttss 10 tue result. and
- the Inflammation eau be taken oot and
tube rcstnrcl IL It's normal condition. hear.
y h. DESTROYED ~forrveri nine cares out Of
tans ! Nv catr-sh. which n nothing but
t,us oiti,a - the mucous surfaces.
frr y . AnYdrs 4 iellars for any case
fssussd hr e 'srfhl that raunet hs
iNs C,tarh cure. Sead for eircu'
y. CrEN~y & CO.. Toledo. o.
9rrssists. s5e,
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

w. l.. Hancock who has been the
guests OF his daughters. Mrs. l.. w,
Scott and Mrs. James Sparks. the
past week returned Friday to his
home at Mt. Leonard.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

sam Hess Of Fredonia. Kan. a for.
ner citizen OF Marshall Is here. at.
ending to business and meeting hi.
I'D rlonds.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

Misses Kitty and Mary Smith went
10 Napton today for a few days visit
% their sister. Mrs. Shelton Abney
nd 'amily.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

Ar. and Mrs. Gibson Scott spent
las; week in Marshall. Mr.. Scott wa
Lc OF the jurors OF the circuit court.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

+. S. Smith Jr.. and mother spent
sunday with friends in Blackburn
lcinity.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

IPAsTURE-240 acres OF good graz
Ing pasture fore rent, Good spring
water and pasture for $50 head Of
cattle near Fairville. (Aug. Stf.)
PALMER JACKSON,
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. d~issolves gray
81. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism and all irresulari'
ties OF the kidneys and bladder In
both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles In children. II not
sold by your druggist will be sent by
mall on receipt OF 800. One small
bottle Is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send
for Missouri testimonials. DR.. u. w
Hall. 2926 Olive street, st. Louis
Mo. Sold by druggists. adv-tf
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

II Is believed that President Huer-
tn will abide by the Mexican consti-
tuition. 9 he can amend It any time.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

n. F. D. Q. Marshsn, MO.
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Asesinato en- Wagon
Mound

Ell domingo dia Il del presente
mes de Octnbre, a $50 dc las 10 p.
m. en- la cantina de Lee Blattman,
ocurrio una diiicultad y en- Ia que
result6 muerto Feliz Villareal y
herido Benito Sarch-z, causa,
segdn SO dice, de una tirada de
daos, recIamando Sanchez que el
occiso Ie habfa defrandado $50 en-
dicho luego. Ambos combatien-
tes sacaron sus pistolas y comenza.
ron disparar y cuando va el humO
Sc habfa disipado Villarreal yacia en-
81 pavimiento examine y Sanchez
habfa sido herido en- un brazo.
Sanchez fue arrestado y puesto
baiO gusrdia en- 81 hospital de
Wagon Mound.
Villsrreal era persona bien como,
cida en- Wagon Mound y en- Taos
y era 81 propietario de la cantina
en- donde ocurri6 la fatal tragedia.
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Dos Pareias que Sc hu-
yen

Ell ldnes muy de maIlana circulo
el rumor en- todos los ambitos de
nuestra comuuidad, que dos pare
Jas de edad escolar Sc habian hufdo
de sus hogares para tierrss extrafias.
Indagando nosotros sobre las nue.
vas, nos informamos de que las
seforitas Elsie Witt y Gertrudes
Cummings, la primera de 10 amos
de edad Y la segunda de trece, Sc
habian huido con los ]ovenes
Winfield Scott y Jack Martin, este
dltimo hiiO.def Doctor y la Sra.
Z. P. Martin.
Las dos parejas SO hnyeron con
el automovil del Doctor Martin y
el mismo lunes atendferon a un
bale en- Red River; luego vista
ron EHzabethtown y Questa y de
este dltimo lugaF partieron para
Colorado, en- donde SO supone Sc
casarian ante alguna autoridad
competente, Elsie Witt con Win.
fed Scott Gertrudes Cummings
con Jesk Iartio, aegun So nos
informa.
Ell Doctor y la Sra. Martin Sc
hallaban en- Albuquerque y en- ese
mismo dia Jack tenia que ir POI
elIos en- 81 dipo de Barranca con Q
automovil.
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Fl ancisco Rivera Urios'
te AcusadO del HOmi-
cidio de su HiiitO

Santa F6, N. NJ, Oct Gran
cisco Rivera y UriOste de esta ciu-
dad, esta en- la carcel de condado
acusado del homicidio de su hiJito
de un ano y medic de edad, ha-
biendo el jurado coronario dicta.
minado que el tierno infante mu-
rio a resultas dc lastimaduras re-
cibidas manos de su padre. FL
iurado tambien halo diesiocho he.
ridas distintas en- ell cuerpo del
ninito, algunas va cicatrizadas, ma
nifestando que habfan sido hechas
algunos meses pasados.
Sc estan conduciendo ahors in.
veatigacionea acerca de las muertes
de tres hijos del acusado ademas,
todos los cnales murieron en- 81
infancia, bajo circunstancias muy
analogas las del presente case
Urioste, sin embargo, tiene una
hija de ID amos quien quier'
mucho.
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q q q
Ell ROBo DE LA ESTAFETA

Ell ,ROBO DE LA ESTAFETA
va es noticia vieja que en- Ia es-
tafeta de Santa Fe Sc psrdio a
principles de Septiembre un pa
quete que conten ia Ia suma de
$1,000 de billetes viejos y deterie-
RADIOS que eI Primer Banco Nacio.
nal de Santa F6 enyi6 IN
banco de Denver para que los cam
biase. Y ahora resulta que tres
empleados de Ia estafeta han sido
apresados y querellados como eau
santes y fautorea del hurto.
De la culpa 0 inocencia
De dichos tres acusados
No estamos bien informados,
Nj tocante a la evidencia
Podremoa dar Ia sentencia;
Mas es claro y bien sabido
Que alguno el ladr6n ha sido,
7 de- aquel que sea culpable
Diremos que es muy probable
Que tai robo ha cometido.
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e 80
;SERA vERDAD?

Ahora dicen los noyeleros que el
Gobernador Mcdonald ha visto
nueva luz en- el asuntO de convocaT
una session especial de la legislatu.
rs, y que es probable 0 casi cierto
que la convocara en- el mes de
Enero proximo. Sc dice que "a
causa de resolucion tan repentina
es que los amigos de los condadoa
Dem6cratas "ya SO cOmen" q su
Excelencia y no 10 dejan descansar
sol nj sombra.
Al preguntar 81 es verdad,
Sc me hace la lengra nudo,
Mas digo al fin que 10 dudo
Con toda sinceridad;
Sc que habra necesidad
Y que fuera conveniente;
Pero al pensar diligente
A Ia contra y en- favor
Pienso que al Gobernador
va en- contra de la corriente.
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OFFICIAL
PROCEDIMIENTOS DEL
CUERPO DE CONF
SIONADOS DEL
CONDADO DE
TAOS
Taos, N. M. Oct. 6, 1913.

Taos, N. M. Oct. 6, 1913.
FL Cuerpo de ComisiOnados de
Condado, del Condado de Taos, Sc
rcunieron en- session regular de
Octubre, de 1918; los siguientes
miembros presentes:
B. G. Randall, Presidente.
Juan Q. Rael.
Lucas DomiDguez.
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"GrandiOSo RegalO"
Una Obra Interesante Sin COstO Alguno
Los interesadOs en- su pOrvenir deben pedirIa

debe studar cia de las Cnes Las rz os que
odos
les doi ebh er pobre antos
vista fcte mas noble que dedez en- que vlve
IL, - ou.n. II suu.r+ot sraa
SIM shsfaca6
FSENO HOMBRE
axcaarl qle
comol
rcoypo
d unom
nj hFlos
raiado oparab bene
Pda o que ofemos Fs GRATIS
edfac
narno e Ven
zaen a edencon que a
SCIENCES
aaU N " IL SsA
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mas prop6sito y obJeto que el de
engrandecer al partido Democrats.
Este hecho no puede escapar Ia
perspicacia de nm polftico tan sagaz
J exprimentado como el Coronel
Roosevelt, y 81 este escucha los
conaeIOs de la prudencia y del
sentido comdn y no Sc deja guar
por su Orgullo y resentimiento no
hay duda que al fin ingresara las
filas del partido Republican,. 81
no 10 hace on debido tempo, CORE
riesgo de ser abandonado por la
mayoria de aus parciales y de que
dar solo on 81 desierto mar dc as
piraciones irrealizables. Pero 10
probable es que Roosevelt, como
buen polftico, continue su oposi
ci6n al partido Republican, linica
nente con el fin de YER 81 da lugar
a un arreglo ventaJoso que resulte
en- que on 1916 sea el candidate
presidential de los dos ramos del
partido Republican, que ahora SO
hallan divididas. Sino 10 hace a
tempo labrara su propia mira po-
litica-
Esta es Ia situacion politica, Sc
gun la alcansamoa percibir, que
subsiste entire los tres grandes par.
tidos politicoa cue tomsn parte
activa on las luchas electorales, y
cual SO puede yer, por 10 que he.
mos expresado, ningunO de los treE
se halla on terreno tirme y SECURE.
sino que todos ellos corren mas 9
nenos riesgo de experimental IN
fracaso. Cual sera 81 resultado final
solo podran indicarlo los acontecl-
mientos futuros, pero 10 que parece
mas probable es que 81 partldc
Dem6crata siguira aumentando J
engrosandO su catalogo Dc errore'
politicos, y que de ellos SO approve
charan aus dos antagonists quie
nes al fin caeran en- la cuenta que
es una necedad y un disparate per
manecer divididOs y separados par'
benefcio de un partido que no sab'
dirigfrse III satisfacer las justai
aspiraciones de la nacion. 81 reall
zan este, no hay duda que Sc veritl
cara la fusion y reunion 10 Kepu
blicanos y Progresistas en- tiemp'
oportuno para librar al pals de l.
incompetence y estupidez de 10
gobernantes democraticos.
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les prodigaron su ayuda y acompa'
namiento en- sus horas de afliccion
y pesar.
EUTILlA GOMEZ

De Uerro, este condado, tsmbien
Sc nos comunica que la nina Eutl'
liza Comes, hiJa de los esposos
Guillermo Gomez y Floren'ia ;.
de Comes, remonto su vuelo al
cielo el dia 5 del actual. Contaba
la apgelita la tierna edad de cuatro
amos y diez meaes y era el encanto
de sus padres J parientea por ei
talentO y viveza que va enssnSoa.
Los restos do Ia angelita tueron
velados solemnemente y despues
de una predicacion Por el kev.
Pablo l.. Martinez, fue coDducida
a la capilla cat6lica, q cuya iglesia
pertenecia, y de ALI al camposanto
de N ira. Sra. de Guadalape en- don.
de recibi6 sepultura.
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De
ACTUALIDAD
PARRICIDIO

Ell crimen de que esta acusado
Francisco Rivera y Urioste, vecino
' natural de Santa Fe, de haber
inmolado inhumanameDte a cuatro
de sus hijos de tierna edad, ea uno
que horrlpila a todo hombre dc
corazon sensible y humane. Las
pruebas de tan atroces delitoa pa.
recen ser conclusivas Q irrefutables,
pues dimanan de la misma familla
del acusadc, segun fue demostrado
on la Investigation preliminar De
la causa.
Msldito 81 hombre inhumano
Que su propia sangre vierte
Dando str6z y brutal muerte
A su vastago temprano,
Es sacrflego yprofano
Individuo semejante
POrque no tiene delante
Sentimientos de piedad
Nj es capsz de caridad
Nj para un tierno infante.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1913-10-24
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Sc ENOJAN LOS COMPA-
DRES

La Camara del Comercio y el
Museo de ArqueolOgia estan de
ouiebra Y con las espadas deaenvai-
nadas para acometerse. La prime
ra ha dicho una cosa que todo el
mundo sabe, y es ella que la Els
cuela Museo de Arqueolsgia no
sirve a Santa Fe para maldita Ia
cOsa. El segundo hs contestadO con
una orden preventoria ordenando
a la Camara del Comercio que de.
socupe la pieza que esta usando en-
el Palacio VieJo. Y en- ese sstadc
SO hallan las cosas.
Los compadres en- su enojo
Sc declaran las verdades
En- las casas y ciudades
Donde les viene el autojo;
Parece que 81 DiablO COJO
Eata su cola metiendo
Y con clio descubriendo
De Ia Camara flaquezaa
! Y del Museo IindezaB