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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-06
LOS "CONSTITUCIONALISTAS" CONFIESAN
Ia TOMA De TEHUACAN
La guarnici66n Sc retro por falta de parque

numero total de bajas no ha
pOdidO ser preciSadO, pOrque
los rebeldes Y los constituciO-
nalistas incineraron sus cada-
veres en- su mayor parte, ha-
biendose sOlamente levantado
80 muertos Ell la ciudad y sus
alrededOres. Entire las victi-
mas Sc encuentran varioS pa
cificos vecinOS de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-06
En- Brownsville
triunfaron los
dern0cratas
Brownsville, Nov. 4.

rOWnSVllle, NOV. 4.
En- las elceciones generates
del Condado que Sc vertical
ron aver triunf6 el Partido De-
m6crata. Ell acto civico Sc lie
v6 acabo en- medic del mayor
orden con los resultados indi-
cadOs.
Los IndependienteS tuvie-
ron una mayoria abrumadora
en- San Rafael, perO fueron en-
cambio derrOtados en- las cast
Has foraneaS de San Benito,
La Encantada, Ell Carmen, Las
Yescas Y Raymonviile.
No ha sido possible todavia
obtener los resultadoS de nue.
We casillas eiectorales, pero Sc
cree firmemente que Ell elias
triunfaron los dem0cratas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-06

Noticias recibidas de la ciu-
dad de Mexico dicen que la
Convention de Aguascalientes
ha nombrado una comisi6n de
paz para que vaya a conferen-
ciar con don Venustiano. La
comisi6n esta integrada por
Alvaro Obreg6n, Luis Aguirre
Benavides y Antonio l. Villa
real, y no ha llegado adn a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-06
" "Actividad =" de
la polic1a
CarranClsta

Ell rigor de los "constituciona-
listas" pesa va de manera inso-
para los vecinos de la
ciudad de Mexico. Nadie esta
Pasa d la IA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-06
Una senorita sc
fuga
con I'm CuYa

Vicente Latorre Sc llama un
presbitero del quito cat6lico que
ha sido reducido a prisi6n en- Me-
xico, acusado por la sonora Tri-
(Pasa la IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-06
LOS TRENES LLEGARON
CON ATRASO.

La linea de San Luis, Brons-
(Pasa a la Sa.).
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Note. from Sutherland.

SUTHERLAND, Neb,, April SO-(Spe-
cial. )-The Standard Oil company is ar
ranging to establish an oil station at
Sutherland. Two 10000 barrel tanks are
to be included in the equipment, and the
site will be near the Iddngs elevator.
This station is TO supply Hershey, Pax
ton and SaIb ben. The company has been
hauling its products to this place from
North Platte, a distance OF twenty miles.
The newly organized village board has
named for chairman Frank Coates; treas
urer, G. f. Price; village clerk, George
c. White.
The Sutherland Board OF Education
has elected Miss Cleo r. Chappell to the
prncipalshp OF the schools for the COM
ing year. Miss Chappell is the present
county superintendent of schools. but IL
is understood that she will resign in
time to take up her school work here.
Other instructors are F. l.. Smith, SUI
perintendent; Maude +. Erickson, as
sistsnt principal; RoXie Murphy, Edna
Gilman, Lucy Pickerel and Adde Noble
grade teachers.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Phone Rates in Issue
Where Users Install
Their Own Service
Qrom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Neb., April 9O,-(Special)--
An application has been made to the
railway commission for an arrangement
of rates covering service at the Dawson
exchange in Richardson county in which
lines i'm some instances have been put in
by the phone users themselves and the
same kept In repair by them.
II seems that some of the farmers who
lived at some distance from the main line
OF the company received service from the
Dawson exchange with the provision that
they put in their own lines and the regu-
lar rate of 81 Fer phone was charged,
which was satisfactory.
A short distance southeast OF Dawson
is the Miles ranch, which has a private
telephone service OF its own with switch
board and q connection with the Daw-
son exchange. The manager of the ranch
desires free service from the ranch
through the exchange which the COM
pany refuses and an adjustment OF the
matter has been asked for by the COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Several Fullerton
Teachers Resign

FULLERTON, Neb., April So.-(Special)
At an adjourned meeting OF the Board
of Education here last Saturday night
the following teachers were reelected:
c. W. Watson, superintendent; @. l..
Rumelhart, principal of High school; Jo-
seph Starrett English Mary Brewer his
tory; grade teachers, Mabel Mogensen,
Chloe Baldridge, Bessie Sovereign, Min
ME Fried Watson, Irene Gilmore, Ruby
Corriell, Ruth Hinshilwood and Edna
Weems.
Superintendent Watson presented his
resignation to accept the normal train
ing position at the University School OF
Agriculture and Principal Rumelhart re-
signed to accept the principalship OF the
Superior High school. Miss Mogenser
ras resigned the eighth grade 20 enter
- University of Nebraska next fall
s!nnie Fried Watson has resigned a,
third grade teacher and Miss Armstrong
of Edison has been elected to fill the
vacancy.
The following positions are yet to bS
filled: Eighth grade. science and mathe.
matics in the high school the principal,
ship OF the high school and the super.
intendency.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Nebraska.
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County

BEATRICE. Neb. April So-(spcciaI)
The standard Bridge company was
awarded the contract for constructing
bridges in Gage county the coming year.
its bid being the lowest OF the five sub
mitted
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Yale were called
to Brule. Neb., Wednesday by tcle.
gram stating that their son Rex had
been kicked by horse and seriously in
jured.
George Kretzcr Of Adams and W, =.
Csrrithers who resides west OF the city,
Wednesday filed for denomination as SUI
pervisors.
a marriage license was issued in
county court Wednesday to Frank Craw-
ford and Miss Maudc Clarke, both of
WNmore.
ora Wsnker broke his right arm
Wednesday while cranking an automo-
bile on North sixth street.
Peter Bacakos of Fails City Wednes-
day purchased the Beatrice candy
kitchen. which was closed recently on a
chattel mortgage held by Rlnakcr &
Kidd OF this city for $1,000 Ho will
open the place In a few days.
A two days booster trip covering the
entire county Is TO be taken Wednesday
and Thursday OF next week BY the Be
atrice Commercial club. The object OF
the trip Ia not only to advertise Beat
rice but to promote friendly feeling
between Beatrice and surrounding towns.
A. r. Morris of Blue Springs and John
Trauernicht Of Nymore sustained severe
cuts on the hands and were badly bruised
when they were thrown from an auto
mobile on the Marysville road south of
Wymore while racing with motor
cycle. They lost control Of the car.
which plunged into bank along the
road, throwing them through the wind
shield
Mrs. Isabella Hughes died suddenly at
her home in Beatrice Wednesday even
ing, aged 81 years II months and n
days, She was a native Of Scotland and
had lived in Beatrice for many years.
Her husband passed away in 1876. She
is survived by seven children.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
DecIamatory Conte.t ed McCoot.

MCooR, Neb., April SO.-(special }
The Mccook Commercial club is making
preparations to entertain the state de-
clsmatoTy contest in the dramatic class.
The contest will be held In the Temple
theater on the evening OF May s. Eight
towns will be represented. as follows:
Stanton, Superior, Paplllion, Gibbon,
Crawford, Seott's Bluff Rayenna and
MeCook. There 10 much local interest in
the contest and a large attendance is as
sured.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Degree of Honor Elects.

MCooK, Neb. April O-(special) j.
The next meeting OF the Fifth district
convention OF the Degree OF Honor will
be held in Stratton and the new officers
elected are all from that point. namely,
Mrs. Rsdcliff, district superintendent
Mrs. Lora Smith, secretary Mrs. Sheets,
treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Ora,oricnI Contest NJ York.

YORK, Neb., April SO-(special.)-On
the evening of May the state oratorlcAl
contest will be held in this city. There
will be seven orations. The high schools
of Madison, Havelock, Wahoo. Crawford,
Holdrege, Sidney and York will furnish
the contestants. The students in each
of these schools were the winners In the
district contests held some weeks ago
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01

N'hSS" wan nbNN ChucE hAFFo"s
CAMBRIDGE, Neb.. April 3O--(SpecalD
The body Of oliver Snaveley was buried
here today lie died from injuries re-
ceived at Nelson, Neb., while narrowing
last Saturday. Mr.. Snaveley lived here
until four years ago and leaves a wife,
two children and numerous relatives here
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Robb to BE Candidate.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., April So.-(spe-
ciaL )-Mont Robb has decided TO run for
the republican nomination OF recorder OF
deed for Cass county and filed with the
county clerk today.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01

All propositions to be voted on at the
election have to be numbered, the affirm
ative taking the even numbers and the
negative the odd numbers. The secretary
of state has started the numbering at 800.
Other propositions are being prepared
and all Of them will be printed in PAM
phlet form and distributed TO each voter
in the state by mail in the time prescribed
by law.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Secretary Prepares
Removal Proposition
From a Staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, April 30 Especial AFTER
considerable discussion covering the
manner in which the university removal.
proposition should go on the ballot Secre-
tary OF tSate Wait has fixed upon the
following as the proper way to fix IT,
(a). shall all the cross in the
colleges of the state square. O4
university except the votes for re-
304 college of medicine moval to state
be consolidated as farm.
soon as practicable
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
OFFICE
FURNITURE and
FIXTURES
DESKS

DESKS
A most complete line in oak
and mahogany.
Roll Tops, up from $1,000
Flat Tops, up from $1,000
Chairs, Settees, Stoves, Type
writer Desks, Tables, Filing De-
vices.
Floor Coverings
Cork carpet, in green and terra
Gotta; three grades, per square
yard
S1.15, S1.25 and S1.4O
Plain linoleums, colors solid
clear through; per square yard
6-Foot, roc; 12-Foot, 75c.
Battleship inlaid, standard gov
ernment thickness; 50, yd 81. .65
3-16 inch thickness, 50. yd. $3.50
Cuspidors
Solid brass cuspidors, weighted
bottoms, all sizes and shapes at
SPECIAL PRICES.
Waste Baskets
Wire baskets at 46c.
Metal baskets in oxidized cop
per and brush brass finish, at
$1.OO and $1.25.
Orchard g.
Wilhelm Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Nelson Man Killed Under Harrow.

Persistent Advertising 10 tnS Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01

(b) Shall the col cross in the
leges OF the state uni square, sos,
verslty, except the col votes against
lege OF agriculture rem oval to
% and medicine. be state farm.
hotIaad IN, huiIdinDa
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01
Nebraska.
HARTMAN ADMITS IT NOW
Announces He Will File for Congress
in Fifth District
F. ]. TAY0R FILES IN SIXTH
Makes Announcement Uc Wili
Not Make Race for LcEIs-
lRturc Again,
]. TAYoR FILES IN SIXTH
oFrom a stair correspoudcnt)

iFrom stair CORRESPONDENCE
LINCOLN, April 30.-(Special Telogram)
clarence v. Harmsn. state food commits
sioner. today announced that he would
file as a candidate for the democratic
nomination FOR congress In the Fifth dis
trict Mr.. Hartman has been candidate
for office twice before running for rail-
way commissioner unsucccssfully on the
democratic ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01

Speaker Kelley of the last legislature
was in Lincoln today for the first time
since the session closed, The doctor says
he will not be candidate again as his
professional business suffers too much
to neglect It more than about one session
every fifty years. lie enjoyed the expe-
rience of a legislative session, but does
not caro- to again make the sacrifice
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01

William l.. Bates OF Lodge Pole, Chey-
onno county, desires the republican nom
ination for representative from the Seven
ty-sixth district, represented in the last
session by Lewis Brott democrat The
ner, l(imball Cheyenne, Deuel. and Gar
den. Mr.. Bates filing was little irrcg-
ular in that tho proper blanks we're not
used. However, the secretary OF state
sent him the necessary papers and It is
probable that they will he returned In
proper form.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-01

Frank J. Taylor OF Broken Bow filed
this afternoon Tor the democratic nom
ination Tor congress in the sixth district.
Mr. Taylor is an attorney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24

Ralph LOOMS returned home Sunday
morning from Austin, where he has
been attending the state university for
the past three months
There is much agitation at this time
for the building of a big union station.
Many declare that the present stations
in the city are a disgrace to FL Paso,
The crown for the carnival queen
arrived yesterday and is now on exhi-
b1tlon. 1t is a beautiful piece Of work
and was made to order at a cost of $50.
Miss Sarah Green, sister of Mrs.
John Dyer, of this city, left Sunday
evening for Waco, Texas, and viii
spend month or two in east Texas
visiting friends.
Last night at the theater an eniov-
able box party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Dillon. Those in the party
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dillon and Howard Dillon.
Saturday judge Walthau. district
attorney Dean and sheriff Boone each
received note and a package by ex-
press. There was no name signed. but
each Of the packages contained vaIu-
able presents.
The Big Four Neighborhood club was
entertained last week by Mr.. and Mrs.
U. s. Stewart Those present wers:
Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. Coles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, and Misses
Jones, Bewley, Beatty and Haggart,
and Messrs. Frank Coles, Otis Coles.
Owen White, Dean and Ross Thomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24
From The nernla rnl. pnte 1000

George Perkins has left for Mexico
City on a business tripr
P. L. Potter was robbed yesterday
while on a visit to Juarez.
Miss Jesse Jennings, Of Tyler, Tex,
is visiting Mrs. Monroe Harper.
Harry Edwards is i'll at his home, but
is expected to be about again soon.
City clerk b. S. Catlin left this morn
ing on business trip to Austin.
Maury Kemp will leave tonight for
San Antonio to Be gone several weeks.
Miss Mabel Falvy is spending the
holidays with her family on Myrtle
avenue.
A Mum and J. W. Lucas have re-
turned from a visit in the Sacramento
mountains.
c. r. Nelson is about again after
having been confined to his house
through sickness.
Rev. Henry W. Moore will deliver a.
special Christmas sermon at the First
Presbyterian church.
Saturday evening at Mrs. Holm
the Saturday Evening club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. John Akin
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
James Magoffin entertained the Chat
ing Dish club. None but club members
were present.
Workmen are tearing up the old
walk on the north side of the court
house and a new cement pavement Will
be laid soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24

In the midst Of the soft purrs and
laughter. his COmplainings were very
annoying, and at last Mrs. Tabby
turned to him.
Tommy" she cried, "ff YOU don't
stop winning you may 60 to bed with
out clearing yourself today. Someone
else VIII tell me how you have behaved
and you will lose your chance TO do It
yourself
Wen, I don't care if I do whined
Tom Il don't care L don't Mrs
Tabby pointed to the. door. Upstairs
Immediately, young man. she said
The other kitties held their breath, in
fear, for il is a terrible thing to talk
back to ones mother, you know. Are
you going to punish him 2" whispered
Tessie, but Mrs. Tabby shook her head.
Anyone who is as cross and Whiny
as that will punish themselves sooner
or later"
She had scarcely got the words
out Of her mouth before Tommy, still
squirting his eyes as if he were very
sleepy, and scarcely looking where he
was walking. picked up the lighted
candle and started for the stairs. He
pretended that he did not care, and
walked with his eyes shut, and was
really being just as naughty as he
knew how. The kitties and Mrs. Tabbg
watched him in silence.
Mumbling as he went, he climbed up
one step then another. The candle
waved about as If he didn't care wheth-
er he set the house on fire or not But
all Of a sudden he stepped on his
the flame licked up and burnt off all
of his whiskersI
Every one of them. and his eye
Iashes, too, And singed his fur!
Whine. Why. he didn't whine again
for months and months and monthsi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24
A QUESTION OF CONVENIENCE.

A QUESTION OF CONVENIENCE.
Editor FL Paso Herald.
VIII you please answer the follow
ing questions. Does an inanimata
siOners' used in connection with the
word court" in the pOssessive2" II
So Why and if so, then are the words
county" district" etc used in the
We have been told that Commission
ers' is possessive because the COM
missioneTs are persons while county,
districts" etc, are abstract terms
A contends that county" used in this
connection cannot be in the pOssessivs
because it has no reference to the peo-
pie but merely to certain area within
given boundaries which is, Of course,
used in this connection refers TO the
people within that area because il
there were no people there could be no
court. Or that, in case the word
county so used has reference to said
area only. then it is pOssessiVe because
inanimate things can possess.
A. and b
1.-THE possessive case is often used.
correctly, with inlnimate things One
does not hesitate to say the lannon's
roar" "the ships rudderl' the suns
rays" etc. The pOssessive case, marked
by the apostrophe, is an arbitrary con-
venienCe to avoid saying the roar OF
the cannon" 1.-THE rudder of the Ship
etc. III dAA taoCes ana aA6Q ~ ahNAN
using the awkward expression common
in early English and writing (and IN
many other languages still in one form
and another)-such as John his book,
the ship its rudder.' etc. The posses
sive mark indicates the cutting out OF
the useless letters, this. way, John
(hDs book the ship (it)s rudder.
The pOssessive mark is always omitted
from the words his. hers, and it's As
to the specific question about the
county commissioners court. The eNl
preston is used in order to avoid say
ing "the county commissioners their
court or the court of the county COM
missiOners." The of form is inter-
changeable with the shortened posses
sive as we have seen above. The rea-
son for the usage may best be shown
by quoting the statute which reads-
Each county shall be divided into four
commissioner precincts. in each OF
which precincts there shall be elected
lone county commissioner The
said commissioners. together with the
county Judge, shan compose the com
missiOners' cOurt'-in other words, the
court of the county commissioners
The words county" district" etc.
used before the words court or
Judge" are what are called nominal
adiectives," that is. nouns used in the
sense of adjectives. being descriptive
or designative Of the kind of court or
judge meant.-Editor.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24

=
FRS. TABBY looked up at the
MI clock. and then laid aside her
\ Il knitting. It was nine, and al
ready the kitties who had been playing
about on the floor were yawning, and
seemed very tired and sleepy
Time to go to bed said the mother
cat. Instantly all Of the kttties seemed
to wake up. ooh. we can't go TO bed
lust this moment" they cried. Let US
Tabby shook her head. mo whining or
begging" she cried, Into your n1ghtes
every one of you, or else"-she held up
her paw. and the kitty boys and girls
jumped up and some of them ran and
some Of them hoped and some of them
just walked, but they made for bed Just
as fast as they could 60, They. dldn {
want to get into trouble, with Mrs
Tabby such a short time before christ
Tom Tabbv was the only one who
kept on cOmplaining.g
"Meow-ow- why don't you let US
alone?" he whined all Of the way up
stairs. Mrs. Tabby paid no attention to
him but the other kitties tried to make
him keep quiet
when you all get your night caps
and night dresses on called Mrs Tab
by as the kitties trOpped upstairs,
come down and say good night to me-
and I will hear who has been good and
who has been bad today"
She heard them rOmping over the
floor upstairs. heard their meOws, and
giggles, and in less than 10 minutes
they came bouncing and tumbling down
the stairs again in their white nlghUes
looking just exactly like so many snow
balls.
Now, one at a time" SIZE cried, as
they all began to crowd about her and
beg to get on her lap. All but Tommy.
He sat off to one side and sQuinted up
his eyes and yawned as if he were very,
very tired.
Begin ewith me first" he cried. Il
want to get through. I've been good to-
day" His voice was just as whiny and
cross as it could be, and he pushed and
jostled every kitty that came near him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24
The Light Of the World

Not pDHoLu LOST o Father is this evil DoHd of ours!
LppUd through its blood ashes spring atres the Eden fopers
From smoking he'll of battle Love and PITY send their prayer
4Hd still thy phh-wmged angels hover dnv IN our ar? r,,,
MAN has got to have an imagination find the
az Christmas this year, considered as a
festival for all ChdstendOm which 1t theOcany Is
of the whole world are at that has been wag
great the Of religion which marked the
closing centuries There have been great and
long the 80 years among the Ganc state
Catholic kingdoms and such as the succession OF wars @ p
liberty and social emancipation beginning the French revolution and
nn to our own day the whole history the world
never before has wagd awful of DEATH before
before has great war been carried on
seemingly good to justify it to the conscience and fna
The Herald has been irving to recall the Chrstmase generation
ago when the world at generally mbued with of
mellow heartfuInes that manifested endness
~ and love and that took its @ enjoyment pictures
yule obsno beyond and with the spring
renewing Of that day softly brilliant with
childhood holly definite expressions of sort of
5to the glowing s on million heart6s tpod the
meant tbe sarng around he world avs IF tenderness
sae %y BPy O a1e dea5 d opened the Of the
spun ~. L f1r9tr.5 contain "a pg of the most horrible war
debris OF 3sn tnIu @P PS y thew did po know and could
men ana ana TORN Dy men men a 1v santenta1
publicly kiss the dead lips of his worst enemy that he had Just
slain in anger There is egng O ut G T Fq T York DaDers WHICH,
and full page picture Of happy little g on EhIna5 nos are s1n
every tick Of the second
cropping fingers blade f
sbbs away with chastity dealt anger By fellow
babes born in T5ys hedges the black Of
products faithful
heavy
a S a CHASTITY
we B n 4 s we hay; Rs 3s s have ave Pa9
spiritual
and the world swelling pride
pharc self that other justification for
worship
for deep Ie acceptance
the fact Of true religion; for generous ouPOung Of the spirit Of giving for
VIII
who
wi1n
few
their faint farof
beral be Nativity
There o