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Noticias de Ultima bora.

Villa Sc ha negado a entregar
ell cadaver del ingles Benton, o.
freciendo 1nicamente que permit
tira a sus parientes o a represen-
tantes del Gobierno americana,
que visiten su tumba y que sea
exhumado, para que 10 vean, des
pues de 10 cual volvera a ser en-
terrado.
Los enemigos de Villa dicen
que su negative para entregar ell
cadaver de Benton, obedece aque
asf quedarfa en- claro la muerte.
que muchos atribuyen al citado
jefe rebelde.
Ell consul americana en- G. Jua-
rez, Mr.. Edwards, anda hacien-
do investigaciones sobre ell para
der6Sde SUI compatriota Gustavo
Banch, que Sc asegura fue muer-
to tambien por orden de Villa.
Esto dice que NADIA sabe acerca
del particular.
Sc asegura cue Clemente YER
CARA, ciudadano americana, fue
coIgado por los federales cerca de
HidaIgo, despues de haber sido
lievado con enganos a una isla
del Rio Grande, donde fue cap
turado. .,....
FL consul de los Estados Uni
dos en- Laredo, Mr.. Garrett, ha
tornado a su cargo ell esclareci-
mientO del asUnto. q.
De acuerdo con los planes del
Lie. Querido Moheno, Ministro
de Concrete e Industrial en- ell Ga
binete del Oral. Huerta, en- ell
pr6Ximo periodic de sesiones del
Congreso Sc discutira Ia naciona-
lizaci6n de los terrenos petrolffe-
ros de la Rep1blica, para que va
no esten en- poder de extranjeros.
Ell Secretario Bryan ha orde-
nado a IN consul americana que
Sc presente a Carranza pidiendo-
lie expIicaciones sobre la muerte
de Benton. Creese que NADIA ga
nara con este, pues TODD parece
indicar que Carranza no tiene in
flujo de ninguna especie en- los
dominios de Villa.
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DE un momento a otro
Sc espera ei ataque
a Matamoros.

Por noticias semi-oficiales reel,
bidas en- esta ciudad a principles
de la semana en- curse, Sc ha sa-
Dido que Matamoros esta muy
pr6ximo a ser atacado por los fe-
derales, que en- grandes Columns
han estado movilizandose al Nor
oeste de Monterrey, esperandose
que lIeguen a su destino a mas
tardar para fines de la presente
semana. Cooperara con dichas
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Columns otra que con ell mismo
fin sali6 de Laredo.
Tambi6n Sc recibio la noticia,
que no Sc ha confrmado a1n, de
I'm encuentro muy renido entire
federaIes y rebeldes, en- Victoria,
CAPITAL del Estado de Tamauli-
pas, en- la que Sc asegura que los
federaIes resultaron victoriosos.
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todos, con ell cual sc ~resuelven en-
ell acto cuantas operaeiones Sc de-
seen, sin necesidad de hacer ND
meros nj calculos co. 8
Secretario de los amantes o Ii
bro de los enamorados. Obra in
d~ispensable para escrlblr cartas
0.8E
instructive y amena O.8
Juegos inocentes de sociedad.
Collection de juegos muy diverti-
dos, adivinanzas, etc. ---" O.SC
Manual de felicitaciones.
Librito especial para los nj
nos, con dos bonitas come
dias para ell hogar------"0 OBS
Manual de la cocinera.-
Fratado practice de cocina,
pasteleria y reposterla----'0.3 6
Ell Cura Hidalgo. -Melo-
drama PATRIOTIC
Manual de cerrajeria %
bras de hierro--------" LOO
Gufa del amansador de ca
ballos y del pieador LAO
Manual del relojero 1880" LAO
Manual de la crfa de gall
lao
ESPIRITISNOs
iQue es el espiritisme? --------$ 0.N
Obras p6stumsa. --------" 0T
Ell libro de los mediums. " 0.76
FL Genesis, las milagros y las
prediccionss 0.7b
FL libro de los espiritus. 1890" 0.7b
II Evangelio ssgfn 81 ssplritismo" GN
FL cielo y ell inferno. ---- -" CTS
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do nGssias sentjmentsles O.85
Hogan Y Patria. Edici0n de luJo lao
Recuerdos y Esperanzas. Ed
ci5n de E1io lao
Las glOrias de Mexico. -Beliisl-
ma collection de compOsiciones de
dicadas a la patria Y q sus heroes" O.7o
amsr;cano 70
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S de venta en- Ia Liberia de lCNAClO E. LOZANO


tiene Ia referante & las aparicio-
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comercio de- inferno adlvinaclo-
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Dogma Y ritual de la alta ma
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pletO los misreri0s de las Cien-
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10 de Solomon, Ia irradiaci6n
magica, la Cabala, ell Tarot. los
secretos del 6Xito, la nigroman-
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Magia blanca Y negra, o cien-
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teniendo sugestiones practicas
para los estudiantes del ocultis-
no $50
e. Verdadero libro Internal.
Tratado complete de las ciencias
ocultas. Contiene ell lbro de San
Cipriano, la clavicula de Solomon,
amuletOs Y talismanes; la magia
suprema roja Y negra, i~nVocacio-
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La CIavicula del hechicerO o sea
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Secretos de prestidigitaciGn Y
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de escamoteO Y prestidlgitaci6n.-" 100
Verdadero horoscope para adj
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OBRAS
Los amores de los hombres.

Los amoreS de los hOmbreS. Z
tomOS W
Hygiene del amor. 2 tomos--- LOO
FisioIOgia del placer. 2 tomos- LOO
La Voz de la Naturaleza. Co.
lecci6n de hermosas historias y
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Manual de agriculture y CANA
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Ell ANA de Casa. Guia de la
mujer bien educada en- materia
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FL calculator del algodon. Obra
utilisima para sembradores, plz-
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Metodo complete de soifeo por
don Hilari6n Eslava OTIS
Cuadernos de c%anciones 0. O5
Cuadernos de adivinanzas---" O.O5
Cuadernos de discursos---" 10
Los suenOs eXplicados, segun
los mejores Interpreters de los
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Dor ell magico de AStrakan. Ador
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Nuevo lenguaje de las flores,
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HLSTORIA.

Ell Sol de Mavo -Memorlas de
Ia Intervention. Con grahadOs--' CO
FL Cerro de las Campanas -
Con retratcs de los p~ersonaJes
que fgUraron durante e. lmperlo-' w
ferente a Ia ndeDendepcia----"O rs
Los Insurgentes- -Contlnua-
c;3n contra Espa6a rs
Memorials de un Guerrillero
Historic de la 6poca de la Guerra
de Reforma- Vt0
La Majestad Caida -Novela
historical de Ia revoluci0n made
rista 50
Epopevas de mi Patria: Benz
to Juarez La RefOrma La
Intervention Francesa Ell I'm
periO Ell triunfO de Ia Repdbll-
ca Memorials de Juan de Dios
Pea Edici5n de lujo ~profusamen-
te ilustrada con retratos : vlstas
pasta teIa Y pianchas doradas- zoo
mr. 2$rara ERien empastada. o 50
Epis0di0S Niiitares MeXicanos
Obra de sumo interes para los q
fact1S q cOnUcer nueStras gran
diosasl uchas pvr la IibertadIrata
de Ia Guerra lie Independently Ia
Invasion Americana ? tomoS--"2 81
Historic del Pueblo MeXicanO
-Sooerbio resumen de historic
patria ELici0n enriquecida con
~numerosos grabados de vistas,
monumentOs, r~etratos, mapas,
etc 2 .omos pasta de tela- 200
Historic dc Mexico, por Yer
dfa Colnprende deSde los prime
ros tiempOs hasta Ia caida del Sc
gundo Lmperio, con acopio de
magnificos datos I'm tOmo teia-" 3 OU
Historic Patria, pOr don Justo
Sierra Ilustrada con numerosos
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Historic Universal, por Marh-
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abundan en- el los grabados repre-
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batallas, escenas populares Y typos
de diferentes epocss y paises E.
dici6n de lujo-------------Z VO
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Maravilloso libro del destino,
e la dicha del amor y de la for
n

manual del SaSlfe-------- l.4U
Manual de gallos de pelea" LAO
S~ecretario espanol para cartas
Libro utilfsimo para escrlbir toda
clase de cartas----------------' 0.4O
Perfecto y novfsimo secretario
mexicano. Modelo de csrtas CO.
merciales, literarias, familiares
y amorosas. I'm tomo grande-----"O .75
Ell Verdadero Libro de Oro.-
Practices de Magnetismo, Hipno-
tismo V Suggestion. jQuereis yues-
ira vida rodeada de felicidad?
Pues Iced ell maravilloso Libro de
Orc. DiCho libro corrige ell apo
camiento, falta de voluntsd y
energfas perdidas; leedlo y en- Ell
hallareis la forma como Sc adquie-
re la fuerzs, la voluntad, Ia fell
cidad. la vida toda. E~ncusderns-
do en- tela solo cuesta----------u ESQ
Gramatica del amor. Pre-
cioso librito de gran origi-
naIidad "O.35
Novfsimo y p~erfeeto contador
universal mexieans. Manual de
casntas aj1stadas Al aleancs de
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C0RREO, con Los GAsTOS PAGAD0s, Ell NI8Mo

Viva mi novia.
FL haGa de los mares.
Su Maiestad ell Amor.
Maldito sea ell Amor.
La Princesa del Dollar.
Amor Y MartiriO.
La hija de Vents.
Porqu6 Sc casan los hombres.
Porqu6 pecan las mujeres.
Porqu6 murmuran las viejas,
Porque reinciden las viudas.
Ell collar de esmeraldas
Las hijas del champagne.
Ell nido de ruisenores.
Las obreras del amor.
Marina 0 Ia hija de las olas
Pasionarias de amor.
Fl ST de las ninas.
la viuda allegro.
La nina de los i2zmines.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
THE TALE 0F TAILS
 WHICH EARN O|NER0
Mexican Slayer of Gophers Opposes Race Suicide and With
 Large Profits

There is a Mexican youth in Mari copa county who is collecting several twenty-five cent pieces each week from the county treasurer's office The boy deals in gopher tails.
 This business of accepting two bits for each hinder appendage of gopher is perfectly legitimate, pro- viding that each tail represents dead gopher. But it developed yes terday that the tails brought in by this particular Mexican boy didn't mean that he had snuffed out the lives of as many gophers as the tails in his possession would indicate Kill 'em?" asked the boy. No; me no kill 'em.'
 And then he unwOund in his quaint tongue, the tale of why it is better tc have gOphers run about the coun- try without tails than to have no states that twenty five cents will be paid as bounty The tail is sup posed to represent the legal death certificate of the gopher.
 The Mexican youth. being of hu- mane character figured that inas- much as the tale alone was valu- able there was no need of taking the gophers life. And besides. if he killed each gopher. the animal with the bounty on it's tail would soon be extinct.
 Acting upon principles of conser- vation he started going after gophers with forked stick. After pinning the little beasts to the ground with the stick, he separated them from
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
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two hundred years old will be on exhibit. Mrs. De Mund will discuss fancy work in general: Mrs. E. E. Pascoe. "Needlework" Mrs. Edward O'Malley, Gross Stitch; Miss Bertha Knipe. silver Spoons" The music that will supplement the program will be d vocal duet. 70 Let Thy Siumbers Break" (Reineke). and will be given by Mrs. R. NJ. Tafel and Mrs C. NJ. Candy. Mrs w. H. Sar- gent will be the accompanist
 Next week Mrs. Lee M. Fitzhugh. chairman of the art and literature section. has arranged an afternoon of Scottish songs, and on the follow ing Tuesday dollar day will be ob- served. Each member in the mean time is expected to earn one dollar for the club. and to tell either in prose or verse; how the feat was accomplished.
 April 18th the annual meeting will be held, when the president. Mrs. H. R. Wilkinson, will make the annual address, and the following reports will be made: Reports of officers report of board of trustees; reports of chairmen of departments. and re- ports of standing committees
 The Musicians club will give a recital and reception Monday evening at the Woman's club. On the annual gentlemen's evening each member is permitted five guests, and the recep- tion room and auditorium will hold a brilliant gathering tomorrow night. when well arranged program will be given by popular Phoenix musi- clans. Among the favorites is a clever little miss who has written the words and music of the song she will sing. Tiny Miss Susan Mar saret Jenckes. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sherburne Jenckes and granddaughter of Judge and Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey, will repre- sent childhood in 'Life's Song" and as given by this sweet little girl, it will be an ideal childhood.
 The program follows: "Life's Song 
 Of all the arts. real music is the art to raise the soul above all earthly storms.
 Grade song, piano solo, ''Berceuse"
 .......-.-..-.. -. (Chopin) Miss Claire Canon 1 Childhood. vocal solo (aD Little Oh Dear" ........ (De koven) Words by Eugene Field
 (bl Song, words and music by .........M Miss Margaret Jenckes Miss Susan Margaret Jenckes (guest> School days, chorus of children's voices under the direction of Miss Edith A. Sutherland.
 { (a) Trio, Sweet and Low. . (DdiHipS 1 (b) Voices of the Woods" ar ! ranged by Watson to the air oi : Melody" in F.
 Youth, piano solo. The Old Tryst
 ing Place" ............ tMcDowell) Miss Claire Canon Love song, T Love You". .......... [ tkarl toDeSkll
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

Mrs. Henry D. Ross, president Of the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs, has appointed the delegates and alternates to the biennial con- vention which meets in Chicago in June Representative clubs and rep rosentative women make up the list. that only lacks the name of the president of the state federation to make it thoroughly satisfactory to the hundreds of women it will rep resent There is d possibility that Mrs. Ross will be able to go. and if the club extension work she has out lined for the summer permits an ab sence, she will go to the biennial as delegate from the Woman's club. The remaining delegates will be Miss Lucy Terrill Ellis, chairman, Conser vation club, Phoenix; Mrs. Harold Steele, WOmans club. Tucson: Mrs II. A. Morgan, Woman's club. Will COX: Mrs Joe kalisher. Womans club, Douglas. The alternate will be Mrs J. M. Pierson. treasurer of the Arizona Federation of Womens clubs Glendale; Mrs. L. l.. Dimes. Womans
 
 Octilo club, Yuma; Mrs. w. A. Cab riel, Woman's club, Douglas
 The foremost club women of Chi cago are eXerting every effort to make the Biennial a success. The programs and plans for the enter tainment of the guests have been published in The Republican, but a distinctly new note was given out in a recent article in The Fellow Citizen and Chicago Magazine. It follows:
 Mrs. George Bass is giving the plans for the biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Chicago in June not only the efficient but the human touch. After all. it is the human, personal touch, that heals and makes happy. And it is the human note in q voice. tC. use another metaphor. which calls together individual women and not merely clubs to q big mass meeting. Mrs. Bass is local chairman of the biennial board. She is calling with distinctly human note in her voice; when she takes time to arrange that women from inland communities who do not get d chance to see the lake. shall be housed in the hotels along the lake front. and that women to whom the lake is no novelty shall have accommodations in the hotels within the loop That is no small task when one considers that the General Federation of Women's Clubs numbers over d million members. and that every woman who can pos sibly get to Chicago to the conven- ton will come"
 A notable club year comes to a close April 2Sth when the Woman's. club holds it's last meeting this sea son. Tuesday opens the April pro- grams with an open meeting, under the auspices of the household econ omics. department, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings chairman. Mrs. Herman Perry De Mund will be chairman of the day. Fancy work. old and new, will be compared and contrasted. and rare old silver llce and linens more than
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

their tails. Then he released the in the land and knock the smither eens out of the race suicide theory by raising large families-families of aophers that had tails which could be amputated and sold for .'mucho direro"
 The gophers apparently have not been ungrateful. Leaving their tails behind them, they have started life all over again. They have settled down and brought many new gophers in the land, and the boy with the forked stick continues to prOWl along the sides of the irrigation ditches, searching for gophers with tails
 The records in the county treas
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05


 ding Music" ............. (Jensen). Wedding Procession" Brides Song." "Nocturne.'
 Miss Merta Work.
 Miss Faye De Mund
 Part II Motherhood, vocal solo. Lullaby ................. (Frank Lynes)
 Mrs J. H. Westerveldt
 Violin obligato. Mr. Yates Middle age, vocal duet. (a) "Oh Vert Thou in the Cold
 Blast ..... (Mendelssohn) (b) Calm as the Night" ..(Gotze)
 Mrs L. D. Dameron
 Mrs. J. H. Westerveldt Old age, vocal solo. I'm Wearin Ava" (FOote)
 Mrs A. G. Hulett Rest, violin solo. Andante concerto l. ................ .. (Mendessohn)
 Eugene Revieri Redewill Resurrection, vocal solo, T Know My Redeemer Liveth" ..... (HandeD
 Mrs Paul O. Brewster Accompanists-M Mrs. J. H. Jenckes, Miss Teasdale, Mrs. Ensign Bison Hale, Mrs. Jerry Lee. Miss Lila Starkweather.
 No encores
 Under the direction of Mrs Frank lin McCloskey, the College club will present two plays of the modern Irish school early in May at the Arizona School of Music. King s Threshold" (Yeats) and Spreading the News" Hady Mowry) will be given before an invited audience Mrs. Francis H. Redewill and Miss Claire Canon gave a delightful pro gram of music before the club and one hundred and fifty guests on Wednesday afternoon. The program was in two parts, the first being de- voted to the interpretation of Mac Dowell the second to Cadman and the music of the American Indian which has featured many programs this winter. again proved popular. Mrs. Redewil is a thorough musi- elan and her work is always pleas pS~-- ISle Has d HlOSt NOlCe and her songs were received with great applause. The work of Miss Claire Canon at the piano was exceptionally bril- liant. She is a splendid artist ant , her technique is remarkable No on. has ever interpreted Mcdowell her. in such a wholly satisfactory man. ner. It was one of the real musica 1 treats of the season. The number. were:
 Part I-MacDoweII l Piano sonata. "Droica" ..... i Miss Canon Songs, The Robin Sings in tn, ! Apple Tree i The Folk Song ! Tn the Woods" i Mrs. Redewill , Piano, "Polonaise' i TO a Wild Rose" ITO Water Lily" By a Meadow Brook
 At an Old Trysting Place" l Uncle Remus" ! Miss Canon Part !I-Ca4man Piano. Sadness of the Lodge" Return of the Brave"
 ITO d Vanishing Race" Miss Canom
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

urers office show that he has been rewarded for his kindness in taking e tail instead of life, More than 200 gopher tails have been brought in by the dark-skinned youngster in the last few weeks
 for him.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
BLACKS DESTROY MISSION

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1
 PERTH. Australia, April 3.-lt is reported that blacks destroyed the DrySdale River mission and murder ed two priests. six lay brethren and many half breeds
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
JsALoUsLY CAUSES MURDER

ASSOCIATED PRESS pIspATCH1 PEABODY, Mass, April 3-Geore Lefave, chauffeur. killed Pearl Frost. and Walter Hills, following quarrels caused by jealously. Lefave was arrested
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

Charles Hawrey has new play called Things Wed Like to Know
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

E. H. Sothern has added Lord Dun dreary'' to his repertoire.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

The High Cost of Loving will be Al H. Woods next production.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

The records in the county treas
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-01-20
J. JOHNSON

homa. The Minnesota commission re-
ferr ed the matter to the National Pota
to Growers association with head
quarters at Minneapolis. and as a
result of their endorsement OF the
action of the South Dakota commits
sion. the states of Iowa. Nebraska.
Kansas and Minnesota have joined
with the South Dakota commission in
it's protest.
Chamberlain--Alec Boyd, OF this
city, has brought an action against the
Cham berlain school board to compel
reinstatement of his IN, who was ex-
PEELED during the holidays. The case
will come to trial i'm the coming term
of circuit court. 1t was alleged that
the Boyd boy and two companions had
made use of a bottle of whisky taken
from the pocket of a man too drunk
to object. The boys were accused of
creating a disturbance at the Christ
mas tree exercises held by the eighth
grade pupils. On complaint being
made to the school officers the three
boys were suspended. One OF the
situations in the test case is that the
incident occurred out of the J%urisdic-
ton of the school officers. Nh. Boyd
tried to get his son entered in n or
the neighboring country schools and
claims hat the Chamberlain school
board made reports that prevented
the boy being accepted.