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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Washington, JuliO "a

Washington, Julio "a.
MensaJcs llcgaGos aQul dlrecta-
menta del Gobicrno Provisional
de la Raputlica Mcxicana, infor
nan que tanto Carranza, como cl
Gral. Villa Y IaData, abognn por
La restauracinn de la paH.
Carbaja, dcclar6 oficiaimcntc al
Ministro lcl Brazil, en- la Ciudad
dc Mexico, que cGl& dcscoso dc
iransfcrir cl podcr cjccutivo i
Carranza, y In cnviado dcSdc luc
60 un delogado, Roginaldo Cope
da, para arrcglar con cl Primer
Jefe del Ej6rcito CONSTITUTIONS -
iista, cl cambio de Gobicrno
Carbajal, insistc, cn que So de
ia de conccdcr amplia amnistia
a los encmigos politicos y garan~
tias para la scguridad de las pro-
piedadcs de los individuos que a
poyaron cl regimen de Hucrta.
Carran:a, manifesto igualmcn
Ie cstnr dispucsto i ser bcnigno
con los tncmigos de los Constitu-
cionalistos. y darlcs amplios ga
rantias
Villa, IN un brevc mcnsajc, ha-
hla de sUs .deseos de yer la pa2 cS
Sablccida bajo bases firmes d"
justicia y libertad V ofrcco la
vcz, dcdicar todo sn csfucrZo, pa
ra yolver al pals sus condolences
normales.
De :IaraciOncs 0ficialcs dc Ta-
pata, cl leader Suriano, manifies,
Ia los dcssos de unirsc Il los Cons
GiSucionalistas, para coopcrar con
clos en- la restauraci6n dc la paz,
Dos cmisarios del Primer Jcfc de-
Ej6rcito Constitucionalista, cstan
actualm"ntc en- Veracrll2, con el
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

prop6sito de poncrsc ell comuni-
uaci6n con los representatives de
Zapata Y ofrecer de parte de Ca
iranza, las reformas agrarias.
El programa que ha sido bos-
Iucjado oficialmentc para to-,
Grar la pacificaci6n de la Rcpti-
blica, cst& conccbido cn los 81
guientes ttrminoa:
"Decrcrar I'm armisticio. en- gu
mayor brcvcdad possible entire las
iucrzas del Gral, Carranza Y las
del Presidcntc Provisional dc la
Rcpublica.
Firmar un convcnio entire las
facciones conccdicndo una annis-
ria Y garantizur protection i Ia
propiedad
"Diso!uci6n del Congreso ac-
tual y la rehabilitation de los Iii.
putados V senadorcs electos baio
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Sc lnvestlgan los pro-
CedirnientOS de Huerta

I'll Prcsidente Carbajal, ha or
denado Sc proccda 4 abrir una in
vcstigaiGn, sobrc los m6todos Fl,
nancieros cmplcados por cl Die
,ndor, ac"cdiendo asi, 4 los de-
scos del pueblo que juzga ha-
bcr sido nfcctadog Rrandcs intc
reses nacionalcs.
la investigation scrd hccha por
altos empleados de Ia Sccrctaria
DO Hacienda.
I'll Gobierno Provisional anun-
clio hoy. dar principio 4 las nceo-
ciacioncs con las autoridadcs n
'mericnns de Vcrac1,z, 4 fin de-
restablecor 81 Gobicrno Maxica.
40 en- csta Ciudad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

Washington, ID. G..
Del Quartet General del Pri-
mcr JEFF del Ej6rcito Constitu--
Cionalista, Sc reci0ieron aqui hoy
,nformcs de que cl Gral. Carran-
ia no esta dispuesto 4 conceder
amriia v formal anmistia q to-
dos los !Tucrtistas. I'll Presiden-
&C Carbajal, ha sido urgido & soil
Citar un., anmistia Y le han sido
ncchoS numcrOsos ofrccimientoH
rara sOst cncrlo, en- ei supuestc
Caso de uuc no logrc obtencN cier
,as gara;r'ias para Ia vida y pro
Ncdad lC los HucrtiGtas.
Por fuentcs extraoficiales quo
nan llog0do 4 los Estados Unidos
rcciGntemcntc de CarranZa, sc sa.
be que este ha excceptltado de
darlc ga"antias & los inmcdjatos
rcsponsabics del asesinato dc Ma.
dcro V Pine SuArez. En- los tilti,
mos dos diaS. s;n embargo, job a
Il. Silliman. ropresentante perso,
nal del Prcsidcntc Wilson, ha ma
nifestado 4 su gobierno abrigar
ciertas dudas respccto & Ia am
nistia que Sc solicita de parte del
GobirrnO Provisional.
FL Gra1. Carranza ha dicho
Silliman que la anmistia es mas
bien TN &cto de gcncrosidad y ne
una condIci6n de rcndici6n. In.
siste qut Carbajal dcbe rendirs1
incondic;onalmcntc.
Rcginaldo Cepeda, delegado de
paz del Gobierno de Carbaial, s.
cncuentra en- Tampico, donde el
Gral. Carranza haee una vista es
pecial. Los otros dos delegados
cuyos no>nbres no han sido aun
publcaaos, iran 4 Saltillo, lugar
Cscogido por cl Gral. Carranza
para celebrar 10 conferencia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

dentro de brevc tempo. H o.
blspo Oldham, Presidente del Co
mite representative es el que le
di6 vida 4 estn ben6fica idea v
trata dc instalar on cada pobla.
ti6n dc importancia una sscnela
superior para cada sexo.
El obi$po Oldham, sc manifies
tn enthusiastic por rcalizar cate
pcnsnmicnto que redundant in
dudabIcmcntc en- cl meioramieny
TO moral de nucstra raza. Pen.
samicntos dc csta inAole mere
cen ser digucs dc clogio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

Cualquicr COSa antics que corrcr
cl ricsgo de una guerra Europca,
de aqui qnc los cstadistas scrvios
aspircn 4 scgrcgar de Austria 4
Bosnia ! otras provincias esla-
vas y ancxarlas 4 Scrvia.
Aquf sc cree que el principe d.
la Corona Servia, que obra como
regcntc durante in enfcrmedad
del Rcy, que cstd bajo la influen-
cia de Ia guerra, rechazara 81 ul-
timhtum.
Todos los micmbros del gabinc-
tc dc Austria han regrcsado 4 Ia
Capital
El Emperador Francisco Jose,
dcsoa vcnir aqui, poro ha sido per
suadido para permancccr on Is,
Chi, dcbido NJ calor excessive. III
Condo Lc1poldo Won Bcrchtold,
Ministro dc Relacioncs, irh ma
mana ISchi 4 consular nj Emp"
rador.
-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
En- Washington sc tiene fe en- los
arreglos de PaZ.


Washington y. c., Julio q,
El Se:rctario Bryan anunci6
anochc, 6 la situaci6n entire el g
bicrno de Carbajal y los Consti-
tuciOnalistas, progrcsa de una ma
ncra satiSfactoria.
Los dclcg&dOs por partc del GO.
bicrno I" Carbajal, saIicron hoy
dc la ciuLad de Mexico, con rum
bo Il SaitiIlo. dondc Sc cclcbrari
ia confcrrncia para tansfcrir "l
gobicrno del Centre en- manos d.
los ConstitucionalistaS.
1nformcs del Sur del Estado dc
Mexico. dan conoccr que los en-.
VladOs de CarranZa que sc cncucu
tran disruticndo Ia situaci6n de
Mexico, con los cmisarios del lea
der Suriano, Emiliano Zapata, ha
tenido una larga confercncia hoy
de reSultadOS alhagadorcs. Sc
cree fundadamcntc que lapata
coopcrard con los CONSTITUTIONAL,
1iEtas en- la restauraci0n de la
Faz.
Anochc sc recibi6 uoticia aqui,
de que el Sr. Fernando Iglcsia8
Calder6n. que cs cl senalado par
Ministro de Relaciones en- el Ga
binete dc Carranza, sc qucbr6 un'
pierna on I'M accidentc ocurrido
cn Nucva York.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Villa hace concegioneg.

El Pas, Tex, Julio 81.
Una concession para cxportar dr
chihuahua, todo 81 ganado de Ia
propicdad dc Don luis Tcrrazas
,Sr.) fu6 ultimado hoy con 81 Gc-
neral villa, seg6n So dcsprcndo
dc una noticia dada por II. Y. On
rrct, de Corpus Christy. Sc infor
ma que Ia primcra rcmcsa dc ga
nado consisti6 aproximadamon-
70 dc 200, 900 cabezas, deatinadaa
4 los morcados dc Kansas City,
Forth Worth Y Chicago,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Personal

EefSOnal
nj sr. Rafael II, Mdaouiz, quo
por algGn, tempo desempefi6 81
cargo d. Encargado Comercial
del Gobierno Conatitucionalista
en- I'll Paso. Texas, ACADIA de ha-
cor renuncia dc dicho puesto, pa
ra dedicarse en- ST. terra natal, t.
sus asuntos particulares que de.
rnanda su atenci6n.
Sentimos Ia separation del sr.
Rafael n. Muzquiz, quien fu6 sin
duda alguna, ,ino de LOS que han
prestado importantieisnos sorvi-
Clos 4 la causa Constituoionalis.
sa. q
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Apprehension de A. Cavagos.
Monterrey, N. H. Jul. q

Aver fu6 aprohcndido en- esta
tiudad, Abraham Cavazoa, rospon
sable de In muerte del Teniente
Coronel Juan Manuel Logano y
dc 4 Constitucionalistas mas. Di.
thos aseainatos fueron perpetra.
dos por esbirros eomandados por
E'scoto, on villa de Hidalgo, Goa
hula. oil 90 de Octubre do 1919.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Huerta en- Jamaica.

Huerta en- Jamaica.
Kingston, Jamaica, Julio %. 80
Ell Oral. Hrerta y demas fugiti-
ros que lie acompanan llegaron
hoy 4 esta ciudad, & bordo del
crucero alcman Dresden, dc Pucr
10 Mexico.
Su permanencia on 6sta scrh
de una ) dos semanas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

OFERTA. 4 la persona que
oompre TIN ejemplar de Ia "A
uENDA MEXTCANA" PARA
1914, 30 le regalark una 'interesan.
Be novels. Hagan pronto gus pe..
Hides.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

El imprtante diario ia Revo~
luci6n" que publica en- Monterrey
nuestro buen amigo cl Sr. Rafaea
Martinez organize I'm festival en-
honor d. log hnmildes voceadores
do peri6dicos La fiesta sc veri-
hc6 cl martes anterior, y fu6 un
acontecimiento que onlo1ueci6 de
placer y regccijo 4 los chiquillos,
llcnando de satisfaction por 81
exito alcanzado 4 gus organizado.
res, para quiones cnviamos nues~
trns fcli2itacioncs, deseando aue
ficstas dc esta indoIe, re rapitau.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
HaZ dc NotiCias


De Monterrey ha salido con
rumbo 4 Ia Capital dc la Republi.
CO, el notable y pulcro escritor
mexicano Rafael Martinez rip.
Rip con objeto de establecer en-
aluella Ciudad una nueva publ.
caci6n q;.e lleve por nombre eel
Dem0crata" siendo con esta tres
,as publi:aciones del mismo nom
brc que sc editan en- Ia RopGbli-
ca. y qu> Eablan muy alto dc Ia
noble labor, impucsta por tan in
cansalIc y viril pcriodista, que
solo dcsca cristalizar en- elias, Ia
marcha trinnfal dc Ia causa Cons
titncionalsta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

I'll Coroncl Jos6 II. Santos. he
pcrmitido rcanudar varios traba-
JOS mineros en- Villaldama, propor
cIonando asi trabajo 4 multibud
de obreros.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

FuorDn aprehendidos on Villal,
dana algunos sujetos que gozan
de la fama de ser ft,ribundos hue
tissas y haber tornado participio
1ctivo en- Ia Defensa Social. los
nombrcs de los aprelendidos son
Guadalupe CARA Y Salvador Mo
rales, Vicente Morales, jose Ma.
ia Guerrero Y Mauro Santos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

Han queda enteramenta al CO.
rrlente la communication ferrovia~
Tia con "a Capital dc la Rep1bli-
ca.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
Salon mds Huertistas,
Vc!nruz. MGx.. Hull 2

Nc?arNlH, MGx,, JUL a.
Todos los trcncs que lloRan 4 os
Ia ciudad p,occdcntos dc Ia capt.;
dc Ia R"pnhlica, tracn Il hordo
rnuItitud dc pasnjcroe odictos al
regimen dc iGuortN, con 81 prop5-
sito dc aGnndonor RI pals en- all
primcra oportnnidad Entire los
tEtimos llcrados anni, rig,nan ri
Oral Rthio NnVarrctc, Manuel
Vidaurra@aGa y Fernando Limon
y sois oftcialcs dc mcnor pradun.
ci6n.
I'll Grai. Navarrctc. fuf Conan.
dante Cc In Guarnicidn situada on
VcraciW", npuesto 4 Ia guarni--
ci6n americana. SogGn manifesto
va con direction 4 Europa ms.
peclonar IN armamGuto comprado
durantc 81 regimen Huertiata.
Vidanrraaaga va Il Espafia
prActicar jurisprudcncia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29

30 fundarAn cscuelas baio los aus
pioios do sooiedadea reIig4osas
do Estados Unidos.
New York, Julio 20.
Una campafia religiosA y edu.
cativa, 30 trata do llevar 1 eabo
en- Mexico, atonta Ia oireunstaE.
eia de que la paz serk TN heaho
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-07-29
TO Advertisers

= 'EL REG1DoR" has the largest1
scirculation Of any of the SPANISH
J papers in Texas. Our books are1
sopen for public inspection. !
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
.,M a BAD wAv.-


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Feel oratsful Fer This Information.
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II urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are I'm bad
way"
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Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs. ]. b. Cornelius. 500 West Sixth
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me but little trouble. I still recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever have
the opportunity. Ny experience with
this remedy has convinced me that it
can be depended upon"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Company, Buff
falo. N. r. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29

account. which along with the high
prices current for thin young cattle
and the break in fat cattle values are
proving handicaps in the selling pro-
cess
load Of very highly bred S57 pound
Shorthorn feeders went out TUESDAY
ut $50, selling to ]. T. Rust, one OF
central Illinois most extensive feeders.
A very short proportion of feeder
steers. however. "Wednesday passed
1915, only top notch selected grade
going above this figure. Bulk of the
trading in strictly good to choice 7OoM
l,0O0-pound stock and feeding steers
was between $7.25@7i0. with a very
plain to medium class Of stockers at
$3.50 @7.0O and an ordinary sort OF
light fieshed light stockers selling from
$500 G6.50 and some scruSby stun from
dairy sections goes below the former
figure. Stock cows and heifers held
generally steady basis With TUESDAY
and show much the same price basis
as late last week.
Best selected, $50 to 1,150 lbs SI.IoIS.l"
Best selected, $50 to 500 lbs. 40 a Soo
Good to ch., 700 to 100 lbs 1850 40
Fair to good, 600 to 500 lbs. $500 80
Com. to fair. 500 to 700 lbs. 6.Oo@6.6o
Inferior TO conn., 10000 lbs 100000
Good TO choice stock heifers 6S5@6.S5
Inferior to good stock heifers 5.2on 90
Good to choice stock cows. 5.4oM 90
Poor 10 good stock cows. i.soW o.4o
Coed TO fancy stock calves. '.ou@ e.-o
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
stoeker. and Feeders.

Chicago. Jan. 29.--Stock and feeding
cattle trade showed a weak undertone
from the start that dessnerated in
much 10-cen. lower trading IS the ses-
sion progressed, while spots in the
market were down as much as Is cents
from Tuesdays best prices and the
general trade was full 15@25 cents
lower than the high bounding market
of week ago yesterday. Yard deal
ers sold fewer cattle TO she country
Tuesday than early indications that
day suggested as probable and with
beef steers below prime grade con-
tinued on the toboggan. killer compe-
tition slack and few country buyers in
attendance, the decline looked logical.
Muddy feed lots are driving in lot
of light fleshed cattle prematurely and
curtailing at this juncture to certain
extent, no doubt. the output. The fact
that moving day on the farms is also
approaching further tends to keep sup
ply up to good volume and to nitigete
against . wide open tHade ON country
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
PERILous RESCUE FROM YACHT.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt Describes
Thrilling Experience in Wreck.

Colon. Jan. 29.-Frederic:: w. Van
derDe!t in wireless message from the
steamship Almirante to the Associa ted
Press today described the periIous res
cue Of tn. party on board mis- yacht
Warrior. which went ashore on Jan. 20,
off the coast OF Colombia Among
those with him Ga the Yacht were his
wife, the Duke and Duchess of Man
chester and Lord Arthur Keith Fall
corer. The message follows:
The Warrior grounded on sand
bank at o'clock on the morning Of
Jan. %, being carried in shore by a
strong current. The United Fruit
Company's steamer Frutera from Santa
Marta arrived at 5 o'clock in the even
ing. The sea was TOO rough for small!
boats to be launched but the Frutera
stood by US all night.
AT 3 O'Clock on the morning OF the
9Th the steamer Almirante arrived
and both vessels sent Efeboats 10 the
yacht at daylight A very- rough sea
was breaking bout the Warrior and a
boat from the Frutera capsized but ali
hands were saved.
a boat from the Aimirante returned
to the yacht again at 10 o'clock in th-
morning, the wind and sea having
moderated. II took all Of the passen-
gers from the Warrior.
The officers and crew Of the yacht
were advised 10 leave blu, a., of them
elected 10 remain on board until q
w-ecking tug arrived from Kingston.
The yacht was riding easily on q
sand bank in about twelve feet Of
water and there is good chance for
saving her.
All praise is due to the officers and
crews of the rescuing steamers"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29

opens her handbag to ret her Spurse
finds 1t gone. Some shopperss tlt ID
true. make q loud complaint. Ofliers
realize at once that there 10 Httl& use
Of complaining about what has hap
pened in such a Jam. and they do not.
Recently an electrical contractor
from West Virginia paid visit to New
York and went to theater near
Forty second street, on Broadway. Be-
tween acts he went to a cafe. 1t was
one Of the brightest spots on Broad
way. All the West virginian knew
two minutes after he entered the cafe
was that he was on the floor with q
man trying to help him up. He was
told he had slipped. He was bruised
by the fall and went to . nearby CLUB.
There he found that his watch and 800
had been taken from him.
Did he tell the police? Not at all.
He was going to carry that experience
back to Virginia with him and lock II
up in his remembrance. He happened
to tell q friend the next day. It was
all the friend could do to drag him to
the police headquarters and make MS
loss known. The watch was recovered.
Short time ago a Bronx man and MS
wife returned from the theater to ma
that their nat had been entered ana
about $50 worth of property stolen.
They sat down. talked 1t over. pictured
the detectives coming In and the ROD
berry getting into the paper and they
decided to keep still about 1t.
I'VE better pass 1t up" said the man
after the conference was over, the
publicity will be more bothersome tnan
the loss" And his wife agreed with
him.
Sometimes there Is human nature
reason for keeping still about lose
There's a certain detective or the CITY
police force who took his vie on an
all-day automobile ride on his day on
a short time ago. When they got nome
Mrs. Detective went to a clothes Closet
to change her street gown for kimono.
She screamed with establishment IneH
wardrobe had been cleaned out
Did the detective say anything ABOUT
it? Not at all. And he enjoined the
strictest secrecy on his wife. II there
any searching to he done I'll do 1t out
side OF the department" he said. UP
to now the clothes have not been re-
covered.
Many who drop coins IN cars OK
restaurants turn red and absolutely re.
fuse to hunt for the rolling piece oi
silver. Men have been known to for-
get 10 wait or take their change AZ
subway ticket offices and refuse 10 go
back and inquire for what is rightfuliy
theirs. Barber shop thieves are COM
mon. Many a new hat has been taken
and an old one left in its place whiie
the rightful owner was being drowsils
lathered. And in many instances "hen
the exchange was discovered the owner
looked furtively about to see II DINERS
noticed the change and hurried OUT oe-
fore he attracted attention.-New 1ofA
Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
Poor at PASSING.

AT a certain football game an Eng
lishman and Scotchman CHANGED 10
meet, and, contrary to tradition. the
Englishnan had a bottle of whisky,
while the Scotchman had none. A
few minutes after the game was
started good run vas made by one
Of the visiting forwards.
Good run said the Scotchman.'
Fine" said the Engiishman, and ap-
piled his lips to the bottle, ignoring
Macs thirsty glances
Later on the goal was scored.
Fine goal.'' said Mac.
Grand" said the Englishman, TAX
ing another draft. but still offering
none to his neighbor.
~ presume ye're bit OF a football
player yerself?" said Mac.
: 81 am" was the prompt reply.
Il thought So said the Scotchman.
''Te're a grand dribbier. but ye're no
good at passing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Jan. %.
Butter-Lower: crean,eries. 22d27.
Eggs - Irregular; receipts, 6,55S
cases. at mark cases included. 2.I2s
ordinary frsts, 27a2s; Arsts, 2sd 2sh
Cheese-Unchanged
Poultry-Alive. lower; turkeys, Is;
fowls. 141a: springs, Il.
Pork-May, 21.s71a; cash. 21.5o.
Lard-May, 11.2o; cash, 1o.901
1922.
Ribs-May. 1855: cash, lo.s7a1.35.
Rye-No. ., s1Is2.
Barley-5067
Timothy-3.75 6s.o5.
Clover-11 5614.15.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
6AsHFuL VICTIMS OF 1H,EvEs
People Who Are Robbed and Conceal
Ihair losa


Most people suppose that the police
get word of the greater number Of
instances of robbery, petty thieving and
pocket picking. This is far from being
the case. In fact social investigators
report that with large class of people
there is decided aversion to inform
Ing the police of loss.
A great many seem to shrink from
making a formal complaint. When
escorted to the station house for the
purpose they turn red, nervously shuttle
and act as tho they wished they were
100 miles away. The fact that they
have been robbed seems to be a secon-
dairy consideration compared with hav-
ing the eyes of their neighbors as well
as the police turned on them.
railway terminal detective recent
ly declared that 1t was lucky for him
that there were people too bashful to
complain Of their losses or ne and his
associates would have q hard time Of
It. There Is no doubt there is great
deal of pocket picking in the trains Of
the subway. The crowded conditions
makes it a paradise for the light
fingered. Many shopper when she
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
Germany 70 Dinner.

Her husband had asked her 10 sho"
some kindness to young officer OF
N. militia 10 whom he had taken
fancy. She decided to do so at once,
and dispa tched a note TO the gallant
civilian soldier in the usual form In
snch eases. 1t ran thus: Mrs. Potter
reouests the pleasure Of Captain
c1af,n's company at dinner on Wednes-
days evening"
The answer came back promptly.
Here 1t is verbatim:
with the exception Of the men who
regret they have other engagements
Captain Claims company will dine WIN
Mrs. Potter with pleasure ON Wednes-
day evening" York Post.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
Warriors Position Preearious.

Colon, Jan. 29.-The yacht Warrior
belonging to Frederick W. Vanderbilt
was in bad position .oday and ap-
peared likely to go TO pieces at any mo-
ment in the heavy breakers breaking
over her, according to wireless mes
sage received here today. She went
ashore on Monday off the Colombian
coast.
The members of the crew are still
on board. It is believed here that the
United Fruit Company's steamer Fru-
terra is now standing by out is helpless
in the storm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-01-29
chieaao Hay Market.

Chicago, Jan. 29.-As long as hay
continues to come forward as freely as
it Is at present our market will not do
any better. With the open weather in
the country it looks as tho there would
be big surplus of hay to be shipped
right along.
Straw Of all kinds in light receipt
and wanted.
Choice timothy-s17G1 1880.
Nd. 1-s14.50G16.
No. >. timothy and No. 1 clover
mixed-s13@13.50.
No. timothy and No. clover
or red top mixed-s10.5oG12.
Tbreshed timothy-s7QS.
Glover hay-sS@12.
Alfalfa. choice-s15@l6.
No. l-s14@15.
No. 2-s12@1s.
Prairie-Choice Nebraska. $40 q IA.
No. 1-s11@1o.
No. 2-$s@f0.
Choice Iowa. Minnesota, Dakota and
Arkansas-s11
No. 1-s9@i0.
No. 2-sT9S.
Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin feed
ing prairie-$6.50d
Packing hay-s5Gs.
Straw-Rye. s7.5oGS.
oat-$1 $50.
Wheat-S6nS5O