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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-06-17

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If there is to be only one sort of
favor, provide bridge sets consisting of
two packs Of cards End score pad,
leather case Enclosed. Everybody plays
auction these days and everybody likes
to own an individual bridge outfit.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

mo. Sr. Virrey don Garcia Sar-
miento de Sotomayor, Condo de
Salvatierra y Marques de Sobro-
so. hizose c6lebre por sus embus-
ties y picardias, Martin &c Villa
vicencio Salazar, mas conocldo
Dor Martin Droga 0 Martin Lutte.
70 y mas todavia por artin Ga
ratuza.
Fu6 ell tai Martin, natural de
la Puebla de los Angeles, donde
estudi6 grammatical y ret6rica, y
aqui en- Mexico l6gica y fisica,
recibiendo las 6rdenes de corona
y grades, IN viernes de temporas
de Santa Lucia, ano de 1921, de
manos de don Alfonso de Ia Mo-
ia, Obispo de Tlaxcala; pero des-
pu6s de llevar en- Ia Puebla y en-
Ia ciudad de Tenochtitlan una VI
da mas o m6nos honesta. y POGO
mas 0 m6nos a la edad de IS
amos, comenz6 a ejercer de plllo
V embaucador, maculando la IA
mo c,,a dc hOnrad0s habian 60
zado siempre sus padres Martin
de SaIazar Y Juana Bautista, ma
tural ell uno de,.C6rdoba y la otra
de Jerez de la Frontera.
Fingiase cl6rigo de 6rdenes
mayores Y amuchOs saludaba con
ell estribillo de va tiene vuestra
MERGED otro CapelI&n quien man
dar"; robaba a IN amigo suyo
los titulos de subdiacono, diaco-
no Y presbitero, para encubrir ell
engaho de hacerse pasar por sa-
cerdote; aparentaba escrdpuIos
en- I'm principle para decir misa,
V Ia decia en- adelante desVergon-
zadamente, rezada 0 cantada, y
~revestido de amito, alba, manipu-
10, estola Y casulla, Observance
todas las ceremonies que saba Ia
dedillo, con solo decir para sus
cdentros: Martin, Martin, zen
que pararan estas misa5?' Con
fesaba a granel, sin vargiIenza
alguna, a espaholes, indios, ne
gros y genie de todas castas' y
recibia con los CLOS bajos, y er
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

TOdos gozosos Sc ven
UnoS a otros con carino;
Ell viejo contempla al nino
Y este al Nino de Belen.
iOh delicias de esta cena!
ION familia venturosa!
iNoche allegro! iNoche hermo-
(sa
iNoche santa! iNoche buena!
Eres venero sin par
De recuerdos de ventura,
Eres la nOche mas pura
todas las del hogan.
Ell imam de los carinoS,
La cuna de afectOs sanOs,
Ell ll&nto de los ancianOs
y Ia risa de los ninos.
sPor que tan rauda tie vas?
Con tus placeres eXtranOs
Vendr&s cual hoy otrOs amos
Y no nos encontraras.
Ell hogan estara frio
Como ell fondo de la huesa,
Y hallaraS en- nuestra mesa
Mas de un asiento vacio.
Cantando tus atractivOs
Otros gozaran despiertos;
5Quien Sc acuerda de los muer-
(tos
En- ell festin de los vivos?
Mas no hay que amargarse
Ten pos
Del divide Y de la pena,
Que esta noche es Noche Bue-
ina
Y ha nacido ell NinO Dios.
NADIA a gozar y a reir,
FL que muera mOrira,
Y ell que viva va vera
Lo que escOnde ell pOrvenir!
Juan de dos PEA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20
SOMBRAS AUGUSTUS.
Ell Rey de B6lgica.

con el preteXto de su debilidad
o su pequenez eran gestos in
dignos de 6l. Y la naci6n ente-
RI Sc sinti6 sugestiOnada pOr
aQuella actitud gallarda ' ST.
gui6 a su Rey. Y la naci6n en-
terra ha sido arrasada.
FaItaba a Ia totalidad de viz
tudes de este var6n ejemplar
una cualidad: ell heroiSmO. No
dependia de su voluntad pro-
curarsela. Habia de traersela
el azar, que es ell unicO traza-
dor de IA vida de los pueblOs Y
de los hombreS. Y como IN no.
menaje, el azar ha ofrendado
ante Ell tronO de Alberto, la OCa
sion de que probara el temple
de SUI alma. OCCASION que dura
va tres meseS, largOS dias de
d0lor ' noches de augusta in
terminabIeS; las plazas cerca-
das. destrozadas Y rendidas; Ell
ei6rcitO acorralado retrOcedien
do paso a paso; los campos '
los caminos invadidoS por las
muieres. los ancianOs Y los nj
nos que huyen ante Ell invaSor;
TODD arraSado. todo deStruidO..
! Alberto, impossible ha estado
en- los lugares de mayor peli-
gro. Gando eiemplo, hacienda
heroes, alentando resiStenciaS
que necesitarian IN Homero
Dor cantor Y ha padecidO en- SUI
coraz6n los tremendoS dolores
uue ha sufrido Ell corazon de SUI
pueblo. La critica historical
-endra que arrodilIarSe ante es-
te Rey, tan grande que no ha
Sabido salvar su naci6p nj su
corona,
Dionisio R
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20
FL SECRETO DE- GARATUzA


actitud de hip6crita mansedum-
bre, los saludos, besa manos, IN
cIinaciones y respetos de taima'
dos devotos Y de cr6dulaS beatas.
VefaseIe caminar de rancho en-
rancho, de hacienda en- hacienda,
de pueblo en- pueblo, de ciudad
en- ciudad, caballero en- I'm flaco
rocin color bayo, con silIa de brl-
da: vestido e. con sOtanilla de
mangas de damasquillo y cuello
de China, bien remangada para
poder montar, 0 de IN caplsayo
de venado tapetado de negro; y
81 hacia frio, ahrigabase con un
viejo capote de bayeta de la tie
ira. o defendiase de los ardientes
.rayos caniculares con IN qultasOl
de armadura de cana Tornado de
badana blanca.
Y conjuraba aquf I'm nublado,
poni6ndose la estola y recitando
con toda prosopopeya ell eXorcis-
mo contenido en- ell misal; AGA
confeaaba a los indigenas, pues
saba la Iengua mexicana, y ALA
con severa actitud les leia el
EvangeIio de San Lucas, amano
posada en- sus cabezas y d&ndoia
a besar una vez cOncluida la lee
tura.
Por supuesto que, como buen
hiio de su epoca, no obStante
los much0s hurtOs, trampas,
aranerias Y maranas que hacia
en- caminos, aideas y pOblacio-
mes, de poca 0 mucha impor-
tancia, con indiViduos hiSpanOs
o de diversas caStas, siempre
eI g)usaniilo de cat6lico, apos-
.t6lico, romano Y de antique y
sincere creyente, lie roia Ia con
ciencia, Y asi, cuando a la pos
tire de confesar a los indios, les
daba la absoluci6n, entire diem
ties, decia este: "andad con
Dios, hiios, Dios Os t2nga de 81
mano Y a mi tambi6n;" y en-
las misas cantadas 0 rezadas,
nunca dijo sobre la hostia y
caliz las paIabras de la consa-
graci5n. que previene eli ritual,
sino estas otras: "Sehor MIC
Jesucristo, ten misericordia de
mi, Y traeme al verdadero CO.
rocimiento de mis- culpas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

ca de los candelabro apago
las candelas de cera, Violent
mente sali6 de la sala abrlo y
cerr6 tras 81 la pesada puerta
que habia quedado cerrada,
pero 10 hizo con tranquilidad,
y erguidO, dirigIendose a los
alabarderos de ia guardia del
Virrey, que estaban en- los CO.
rredores, y a los corchetes y al
guaciles, pajes, : lacayos, cue
habian salidO, les dijO con la
mayor naturalidad:
STU Excelencia es valeroSo
V noble, y mas que noble y va
leroso, clemente; me ha perdo-
nado....! iQue tengan vue-
Sasmercedes muy buenaS no.
ches, cenando con apetito y be-
biendo a la salud de mi liber-
tadI
IA en- medic de Ia especta-
ci6n general anduvO los CORE
dores, bajo la monumental es-
calera, y fernando a decir en-
Ia puerta del Real Palacio y al
Cabo de los alabarderOs 10 que
arriba habia dicho, sali6 tran
luilo y desapareci6 por la es-
Daciosa plaza, que pOr Ia bora
= la falta de alumbrado de a.
Quellos tiempos estaba obscu-
a y silenciOsa.
D. Garcia SarmientO de So
1omayor, al apagar las velaS
Martin Garatuza, tembl6 de
nuevo, busc6 a tientaS la CAM
oanilla de plata, critic y llam6
m vano, hasta que una vez que
US paies hubieron dido 10 que
les dijera Garatuza, entraron
/ Ia sala, y violentamente, con
a ~relativa violencia de aque-
los tiempos de eslab6n y yes
"a. encendieron de IueVo las
Jlancas candelas de cera lacri-
mosa colocadas en- los Candida
BROS de maciza plata.
va el Virrey habiase repues-
% del otro momsntaneo calOs-
'gio que sintiera al Quedar a
)bscuras y solo con ell pillo, y
riendo f~rancamente, con demo-
cratica ccnfianza cont6 y lie
~efirieron los pajes uno a uno
.os pormenorcs &c ia ingeniosa
suga de Martin de Villavicen-
clio Salazar, alias Droga, Lutte
20 O Garatuza, que q as no.
as quiza, no saba s e.rsc @
2ntonar arrepentido aqueIlas
Diadosas palabras.
-"SenOr MIC JeSucriStO, ten
miSeTicOrdia de mi, y traeme
II vcrdadero conocimiento de
mis- culpas."
Luis Gonzalez OREGON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

Aqui nos faltan eStrellaS,
y mas escarcha en- el henO.
Juuto al nino estan en- pie
Con taz dulce ' amorosa
FL casio eSposo Y Ia esposa,
La Virgen ' San Jose.
Ahora 81. va Sc acab6,
Vengan ' con gran cariHo:
Canten: d Ia rorro nino,
Todos: q Ia rorrorr6.
! Sc agrupan los chicuelos
Que cuaI angeles Sc ven,
y ante eI portal de Bel6n
Cantan al Rey de los CieIos.
.Qu6 entusiasmo! iqu6 ale
(gria!
49,
Ia oran cana de este diar
De Ia mesa en- derredOr
E-+5 +0da In famiIio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

ganos cOrria por tOdas parties,
pues habia hechO victimas sin
numero. 10 mismo en- ranches,
haciendas y viilorrios, que en-
las ciudadeS de OaXaca, Pue-
bla, Michoacan, Guadalajara
" Mexico; Y la fama referia
tambien yolando por los aires
y dando largos trompetazos,
que aparte de sus embauca-
mientos para hacer drogas,
era ademaS habilisimo en- huir
de las prisiones y carceles, tu-
viese grillos o espOsas, o estu-
viera en- calabozos o subterra-
neos; llegandO a escapar hasta
de las garras del SantO OficiO,
la primera vez que 10 tuVO en-
SUI poder cerca de una cuaren-
tena de dias.
Y sucedi6 que cierta vez, es-
tando preso en- la Carcel de
Corte situada en- ell Real Pala-
clio, ell Virrey tuvO comeZ6n de
conocerle e interrogarle, para
que lie dijese ell como hula bur
landO la vigilancia de los que
bien lie custodiaban, y a fin de
rascar aquella su sarna de GU
rioso, orden6 que subiera Ga
.ratuza a la sala de recepciOneS,
y teni6ndole frente a frente,
pero rodeado do a~lguacileS y
c~0rchetes, de lacayos y pajes,
deSpuGs de mirarle a TODD Su
sabor, lie p%regunt6:
Dime, Martin, jc6mO eS
que rOmpes fuertes grillos y te
escurres cual 81 fueras aire pOr
las rendiias 0 agujerOs, que son
los unicos que te pueden dar
salida en- los calabOzOS? jEreS
magico, encantadOr, hechicero,
O acaso has hecho pactO impli-
cito con ell Senior de las TIME
bias? Contesta, que muerO en-
deseos de saber el secretO.
-;Ah, EXcelentisimO Senior.
-contest6 Gara;uza-eSte eS.
secreto MIC q conmigo b~ajarl&
a la tumba, 81 Euestra EXcelen-
cia no hubiese la curiosidad
que tiene; pero para comunl-
carlo q Vuesa EXcelencia, es
precise que estemos solos, que
nadie, absolutamente nadie:
nos escuche..
Atardecia. La sala de recep-
ci6n del Real PalaciO estaba
I cast a obscuras, pOr que solo
las candelas de cera blanca Y
!acrimosa, colocados en- sendOG
candelabroS de maciZa plata
alumbraban aquella eScena, en-
la que figuraban como actoreS
de primera fila, ell Virrey, SEN
tado en- c0mOda pO:trOna y traS
de mesa monumental cubierta
de RIGA carpeta de terciopeIo
roio con flecos de orc; delante,
ell pillo redomado Martin Dro-
ga. Lutero 0 Garatuza; y en-
segundo orden, como a mOdO
de comparsa, los asOmbrados y
respetuosos alguacileS y cOrche
ties, pajeS y lacayss.
D.. Garcia Sarmiento de So
tomayor vacil0 ante la eXigen-
tie respuesta de Martin. Cleric
miedecillo acompanado de ca
losfrio recorri0 su cuerpO, pc
70 en- breve Sc repusO; hirvi6
en- sus venas la sangre azul de
los antepasados, plet6rico de
orgullo; sin titubear, pdsose en-
pie, Y con vOz de mando ordent
despeiar la sala, saliendo to,
dos de ella, mas por cumplir lC
aue ordenaba Su EXcelencia
: que de grade, pues las cosqui,
Has de la curiosidad habiar
bocbn nraSa on tOdOS pllOS MOI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-20

LILA en- los e os
tiempos en- que gober-
naba la Majestad Cato
lea del Rey don Felipe
" y en- su lombre a Ia
Nueva Espaha ell Exc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
A CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONST|PATEO
" Pcc,i>h. l'cycrish and sick, Give
california syrup Of ItgS."

Mother YoIr child isn't naturally
cross and pce,lsh. See D.. tongue is
coated. this Us 20 sure sign It's little
stomach. liver and bowel. need "a
cleansing at once.
When lsilcss pale. fc,orish, full OF
cold, breath bad throat sore, doesn {
eat. sleep or act naturally has stom-
8ch-aChc, diarrhoca, remember, "a gen
tie liver and bowel cleansing should
always De the FIRST treatment given.
Nothing equals "Caiiforuia syrup OF
FIGS for ohildrcn's Ills. give "a tea
spoonful and boa a few hours all the
foul waste. sour bile and fermcnting
food which i- clogssd iu The bowels
passes out OF the system. and YOU have
"a well and playful CHILD again. AL
children love this harmless delicious
fruit iaNatl.c" and 10 never fails a.
effect "a good Inside" cleansing. hi
rcctions for pahi's. children of an
ages and growu-ups are plainly on
the bottle.
Keep 30 handy In your home. \ lite
ne given today saves a sick child to-
morrow. hut get the genuine ASK
your druggist for "a a0-ucut bottle of
california syrup Of Tigs,' hon look
and see that 90 Is made by the cali
foru.a Wig syrup Company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
pEArNrss CNNNor nE crnrp

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only ono way 90 cure deaf
ness and that is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused hy an
tniamcd condition OF the mucous lin
ing ~ the E%ustachian Tube. When
this tube Is lnlamcd you have a
rumbliuE sound or imperfect hearing.
u when 81 is entirely closed. Deaf
ness IS the result. and unless the i'm
Illumination can nc taken out aud this
tuoc restored 90 its normal condition,
hearing viii be- destroyed forovcr;
nan cases out Of ten are caused by
Catarrh. which is nothing out an in
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give ono Hundred Dollars
Tor any case of Deafness Cc1uscd by
catirrhD that cannot Dee cured by
Han Catlrrh cure. Send FOR cir
culars. free.
g. j. CHENEY a. co. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. l5c.
Take Halls Family Pllls FOR consti-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
CITY WILL WELCOME
FERGUSON WHEN
HE ARRIVES
Committee of One Hundred
Representative Citizens
Named to Greet Distinguish
ed Albuquerquean.

Announcement was made today Of
the appointment uf % committee OF
one hundred 10 greet Congressman
FERGUSON when ho orrivcs in tins
city saturday morning on his way To
Gallup The welcome 20 the con-
gresham. as told Will be a par
tisan, uon-poliucal Demonstration
the idea being 10 welcome Sow Mex
iDu's representative lu the lower ma
tloual house e. his home town after
two years absence The n~on-parti-
san and non political idea has been
reflected n the appusnpacnt oi the
committee. ON whign leading BUSH
mess and professional men have a
prominent place.
The committee, which viii be- ON
hand az the station when the train
bearing the Congressman pulls Boz ai
~ 20 saturday morning. consists col
the following
u. r.. Putnoy Aruo Huuiug. H. q,
Macpherson Louis aicIlac. A. 49, Mc-
Ganey, Joseph saint. Charles Mcllni.
Joseph Mshboub Al Thclin. Dr j. q.
Wroth, George s valiant n L. FoN.
A. ". Flournoy. a B. Stroup, An
drcs Romero. Manuel a.. Nisil a r..
Walker. Dr j. A. Heidy Dr. T.. g.
Rice, a. q. BacheohL o. a. Matson,
John Beaver, O. a. Marion. ". u.
Whitney Richard Wootten, d. f.. A.
Boyd. j. b. Herndou, Frank Mckee.
Jcrre Haggard g. s. riall. g.. " Fee.
j. 4. Shoehan H. 81 ~nosenwald, 81
mon Stern. Frank Stortz, 81 Muudell.
Noa HELD, J. g. McCioskey, Charles
Hoehl, Harry strong. y. A. McCauna.
John Lee Clarke. j q. simms. Mike
NJ Nash. samuel stevens. j.. h Luthy.
W. A. George. Charles 4. Wade. Col
W Is iiopewoii Martin Tlorney. a..
q. Coors, Jr. Dennis chavez a. ~.
Crews. Or A. J. Huat. Rafael Garcia.
George X. Neher, UT \. l.. Burton.
Rev. Archie Toothaker. Aigario Mon
toya. clyde Tinglol. 3 49, Coen, S IS.
Gilbert. Joe Baneti nd Mcclure. g..
L. Edgar. Isaac Barth. James A.
Blainey George Rosnnston. hoy Mo
Donald. Summers Hurkhart. Jacob
korher, r. Jafla j A. Hubhs. Lee
onardo Hunick, Cortcz Quickcl. L.
Inmorn Herman Hiueher. j. A.
Wemman, Frank butts. Charles
Mann DR. - A. earns, A Michael.
r. H. kistler, ". 4 springer Tony
Ortiz 4. 81. Goohring j. "a. PoFue,
steve Hoehl a. a. Hudsoa. A. J Ma
10Y. Jacob Meyer g. l.. RoFefs, ".
a. Chnmherlin, j. ~ smithors.
George ~ sChesr, william Kleke.
Henry fanow, George Graham, VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
It is lust haturaI.
81 10 Admire Babies

Our aitrustlc nature impsis love for the
cooing infant And az tho same time
the subject ~ motherhood q eyer before
ua. To know what % Do that will add
90 The physical comfort Of cKpectant
motherhood - a subject tia has inter-
eatod most women Of an times. One on
the real helpful things h al external
abdominal Application fslI iu most drug
stores under the name % Mothers
Friend" We ave known ~ many grand
mothers. who IN their younger days
relied upon this remedy. nd NhO recon-
mend Il 90 theit own daughters that u
certainly must be what rs name indi-
Gates. They lave used Il Tor ita direct
influence upon the muscles. cords. Iiga-
ments and tendons AZ Il aims % afford
relief from the strain and pain ~ often
unnecessarily severe during the prod OF
expectancy.
Every woman should mention Mothers
Friend when the stufk u the subject Of
conversation. An interesting little book
Is mailed free upon application 20 Bad-
neld Regulator Co. 400 lamar Bldg.
Atlanta. Oa. II REFER % many things
that women iiSe 10 read about
Oct az recofnmend y huitie N "Mother's
Inend to-day and White for the book
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29
Glimpses of the Great War
as Seen from London


t~A>~ociatcd Press correspondence
London. o,t. 90 The common
greeting in London Be- How are you
getting alons with your war SONG
Everyone is writing Cd war song. hop
inE Co give britain another Marscl
laise. Eut so Gar none ui the rcyrait-
ing songs which tho music halls are
trying 90 pnpulaII4, have taken With
the recruits. whose fatoT.t, remains
IA, uumsrtill "fts % long iaD- way
90 Tipprcrurs Tho taNoritc whist
Ling tune pu tho march is Bog all odds
the Marscill3lsc although the sold
i"rs chorus from "ttIst' and %
spirited air has 0nly tu Doe started Geo
Dee taken up by the entire line This
b. vhl most 0f the war Cd np oumpus
crs choose the old tunes father than
those made Co order.
one amateur poet sent o. set III
verses to the Times with the chorus
Here's to Lord Kitchener. brown as
the SUM-
Giving his ordcrs auI getting .hcm
done.
AN that hc wants FOR the army
To- this case the writer's attempt
10 rhyme b8lmy with army caused
greater indignation among the I'M
tutorod recruits than among the
scholarly poets, Tor barmv ia com-
mon use means weak Boo tho intellect
f1rmy. however. is used ,n its cor
rect sense boy the brokers battalion OF
the Glasgow stock exchange, who cali
themselves Cameron men. Their vail
begins
Mht did Ne join the amoroa men,
NNs did W. Join the arms
Why did We come 10 Aldershota
Because we re nally well harmy.
SNily and dun. sklliy and duff
Because we're hally woii harmg
The Liverpool regiment has ID dis-
tiuctiyr marching song iu the LanDa-
shire dialect. n runs
We all COON fra Lancashire.
We aH coom frI' Lancashire.
Gradcly fowk from a gradely place.
b. cum Ne mean Goo show the pace
We all coom lra' Lancashire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

However effective the German army
may Doe 30 other respects ltt cavalry
men. even the Uhlaps. do not know
how Geo take care OF horses. SAYS r.. 4.
C1ntroll of Newport, Kentucky. VINO
has arrived in London after an oXcit-
ing "trip through the German lines in
Belgium. Every cavalry horse. ne
observed, secmcG 10 suffer from sore
back The returning cayalrymea gene
orally led their mounts with saddle
l|ooscnod. Some uf the backs wore
quite raw. This is largely iuc, he
thinks. 90 the way the Germans have
90 turning themselves around in their
saddles tu ease their positions when on
the march.
The German artillery and equip
mout Impressed Cantrcll as being per-
feet. There WAS not % detail l1Daiug.
Tho men all ht their places and seem
ed boo the best of spirits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-29

liam swlthor. Fred Miller. Tom Del
ahoyde. L. H. Phillips. W a. Oes-
trcich. Arthur Evcrut IN. H. Fred
Petit. W. W. Mcclellan.
The committeeman win not be
asked To- parade. The band will pa
radc from sixth street and Central
avenue. starting al ii:iO. but the
reception committee will meet at the
station.
Former Mayor H. n. D. SELLERS has
completed preparations for the dem
unstration NJ the station. When the
train bearing the DISTINGUISHED Al
h-uqucruuoan rolls into the station
every whistle in town. including those
Of all the engines In the railgoad
yards. will blow. Tho band will play
and, of course, the populacc win
rhecr-aud a good many Cc he pop
ulacc are expected Go hc on hand.
ON its way to the station tho band
VIII play patriotic airs.
There viii be no spccchmaking.
The pon-pontcnl character uf the
demonstration rs evidenced by the
fact that contributions To- the cx-
ponscs Of the occasion have come
from Republican,. Profrcssivcs and
Independents. as well as Democrats.
Congressman Ferguson will br
here thirty minutes leaving on the
Same train. lie b. to speak In Gallup
Saturday night
He viii return to Albuquerque sun
daN and will speak at a big Dcmo-
cratic rally Monday night at the Eiks.
thcltcr.
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London, oct. 20 q. 80 D.. mJ-Au
Amsterdam disprtch tu The Reuter-
Telegram company says the steam.
ship service between New York and
the Dutch West indies. hitherto run
hy the hremeu- Hausa steamship line.
has been taken over by the Neither
lands Eotterdamschc LLOYD.
According 90 "a telegram received
in London from Vienna. several Brit
sch insurance companies "a Austria
have been put under government su-
porNIELnn.
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British CLERGY Go recognize madc-in-
Germany hymns. "a list OF them has
been prepared by the Guardian. a
church newspaper. which has opened
its columns Co "a discussion Of the
propricty ~ using these hymns la ne
English service.
~ German hymns were banned. tho
English hymuai would be- deprived
90 some 90 it's oldest and most pupu-
Oar numbers. Luthors Gmuus YER
sion of the 10th psalm. "a sure
stronghold our God ls lie. would bc
perhaps the most regretted of aii exc
cisiuns. other familiar numbers OF
German oriein are. "Hark. the Herald
Angels sing sun OF My Soul. Ny
Savior Dear" Christ Whose Glory
Fms the skies. As win Gladness
Men of Old." Christ the Lord Is
Risen Again I'VE Plough tho Fields
and scatter" "IInil 20 the LORDS An
nointcd con Happy Land of Pii-
srims. ana Commit Thou An Thy
Ways"
Lutheran hymns arc popular not
only .u the Wcslcs an Methodist church
which is allied 80 Luthcrunism. but
la The church of England. which re-
CARDS Itself as "a part of the ancient
Catholic church and not "a part of the
reformation.
Since the Washer night. excite az
much enthusiasm os ever Boz the
Queens hall concerts. 10 .s mot beiieN-
I'd that the tsitation against German
hymus viii hnd % strong following.
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MOTOR crew Cause Of Wreck

Jefferson city. Mo. OCT. The
collision between "a Kansas city
Southern passenger train and @ mo-
tor car of the Missouri a North Ar
Kansas railroad. year Joplin. August
. In which iurty-Uuc person perish
ed, was due Goo au error on The part
of Do motor crew. according to "a re-
port filed Dog members Of the Mis-
-ouri publ, service commission. VINO
investigated the wreck.
They reported that the trainmcn
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TREsPASSER IN
N FE YARDS
GET THIRTY DAYS

william striplin was sentenced to
thirty days ln iail last nisbt by JUS
ticc ~ the Peace Pedro TartaPhlia.
of san Jose. Tor drunkenness and
-trcspassing railroad property. strip
lin and "a companion we're found ia
tb" santa Fc yards by a Waterman.
Stiiplin was uabhCd. but the other
man took Go his heels Hnd escaped
Tho Waterman took the prisoner TO
the Justice and the latter, whose am-
billion is to keep san Jose cleaned
up. held court then ana there.