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The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-03
GOVERNOR HAYS AND PARTY ON
 TOP PIXIES PEAK
Returning Exposition to En- joy a Sightseeing Trip around Colorado Springs and Manitou.

(By V. A. Beeson of Morrilton,
 President Arkansas Press As
 sociation.)
 Pueblo, Colo. July 1.-9:1O o'clock this morning and left within twenty minutes for Colo rado Springs. sswhere side trips will be taken to Manitou, Pike's Peak and other points of inter- est, remaining here until 2::30 Thursday afternoon.
 The Arkansas party was greet ed yesterday afternoon by Gov. Emmett O'Neal and party of Ala. bana at Thistle Utah, the gov ernors and their friends showing much enthusiasm in their affect ionate. greetings. The Alabama party was enroute to San Fran cisco.
 Gov. Hays presided at a busi- ness session of the Arkansas party yesterday afternoon, plans being outlined for carrying on the Arkansas building project. CommissionerGeneral Hollenberg reported the result of the confer ence with the exposition officials at San Francisco, when the off cials asked for the cooperation of the association's architect.
 George R. Mann submitted plans in embyro for the Arkansas building, stating that he would endeavo~ to make the best from an architectural standpoint, con- venient in every way and artisti- cally correct.
 Judge Harry E. Cook of Lake Village introduced a resolution which met with approval that re- commended that none but citizens of Arkansas be employed of the Arkansas building at the exposi- ton.
 Sheriff s. w. Caudle of Fayet- vile, Peter Deisch of Helena, Milton Winham of Texarkana and George R. Brown of the Lit tie Rock Board of Trade made recommendations along the line of raising the necessary funds for the Arkansas exhibit, h C latter gentleman telling of plans used by other States in success fully acquiring sunds.
 Attention was also called to the fact that the editors of the State, as a rule. would give their unanimous support to the work and would cooperate with Gov ernor Hays in patriotic and pub lie spirited manner.
 Governor Hays stated that as soon as he reached home he will issue a proclamation placing the exposition project squarely be fore the people and that he is as sured his appeal will meet with a general reponse.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-03
SKIN DISEASE CURED 0R MONEY BACK

Hunt Cure is absolutely guaran teed to cure Itch, Eczema, Tetter, Ring worm or any other formof skin disease. Failing to cure the druggist is author ized to promptly refund your money. Price 50 cents. Ask you own druggist.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-03
NOTHIn6 BETTER F0R' TIVE LIVER

Simmons Liver Purifier is the ideal liver medicine, because it contains no minerals. While it is thorough in act ion it is mild and pleasant to take. Price 25c. Put up in yellow tin boxes. Ask your druggists.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-03

If your brain won't work right and you miss the snap, vim and energy that was once yours, you should take Prick ly Ash Bitters. It cieanses the system and invigorates both body and brain.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-03

Her remains were inferred in DeAnn cemetery funeral:services conducted by Elder J. D. Elkins of Blevins.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-03

LAUNDRY PATRONS, NOTICE!

The Hills Shoe Store has arranged with the Prescott Steam Laundry to give away pair of S5 co shoes. The laundry will place a coupon in each package of laundry this coupon you will deposit in a drum at the Hills Shoe Store
 Any particulars you may desire in regard to this contest will be furnished by either Mir. Hill, at the Shoe Store, or by Ivan Caldwell the laundry wagon man. Be sure and get your bundles ready every week, so you will have time to deposit your coupons weekly. There is nothing compulsory about your purchasing anything when you go to deposit your coupons, but the Hills Shoe Store will at all times be glad to show you their excellent line of the Fa- nous ''SELZ ROYAL BLUE SHOE."
 Yours to command
 Prescott Steam Laundry,
 w. c. HAYES, Manager.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

the constitutional regent. No could leave the
house enter 1t without scrutiny and question.
The servants and the women OF tho remained
undisturbed Ramabai would have it Things had
been put in order. There had not been much damage
done by the hooters the day of the revolt They had
looked for merely and only occasional bit q
vandalism had marked their pathway
On the pain of death soldier f~ht the house
The majordomo permitted to enter without ques-
ton. He passed the guards humbly But once inside
beyond observation, he became different For in
Umballah's house, in Ramabais there secret
chambers and today the majordomo entered them
through panel concealed behind hanging Ispahan
rug
On the night after the revolt Umballah, sober and
desperate had skunk back disguised candy seller.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

Perhaps unwisey they had proclaimed his death Durga
Ram had discovered what they had done and had held
1t their heads like sword blade That the king
was not in his dungeon, why and wherefor, beyond
their knowledge They in the power of Ramabai;
let him work his will upon them. They had told the
truth. And Ramabai much he detested them, be-
eved them. But for the present 1t required that
they remain ncarcerated till the king found, dead
o alive.
In the palace soldiers and servants alike had already
forgotten Umbalah To them 1t II he had not
existed. All in few hours. There was, however
who did not forget. Upon a certain day Umbalah
had crelessly saved his life and his benefactor he
was determined to devote that life. This
the majordomo the chief servant in the kings house
hold 1t not that he loved Umbalhh: rather that
he owed Umballah debt and resolved to pay it.
Two days later, when the fires extingushed and
the populace had settled back into its former habits this
majordomo betook himself to llmbaahs house. 1t
well guarded and by who had been close to
Umbalah but had always belonged the
on the frankly and openly mutnous section No bribery
possible here at least nothing short of fabulous
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

and touched her forehead with his lips.
And now said the colonel, the king!"
Ramabai's head sank.
"W What Is the matter? Is he deadT
"If knew that" answered Ramabai, at would
content"
" But you searched the royal PRISON."
And found nothing, nothing"
What do you believed"
II believe that either the council Umbalah has
forestalled We shall visit the council They
prisoners. II they have had hand in the disap
pearance Of the king then facing stone wall
which cannot leap. For Umballah has fed.
whittier knows and with him has gone the secret
Come shall go at to the palace prison."
The council which had ruled long in Alfalfa
humble indeed. They had imprisoned the king be-
he had given many evidences of mental unbaance
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

Gone Well. let him hide in the jungle, prey to
fear and hunger. At least rid of him But
shall die unhappy in this lie fail to again.
Kitw
:" Johnl" She withdrew from her fathers and
sought those of the who loved her and whom she
loved, youth will and must " Let him go. Why
should we care? Take my sister"
Ahmed smiled he and his rolled the net This
was it should be- For what a better mate
for his golden haired Memsahibf And then he thought
of Lal Singh and he choked little For Lal Singh
he had spent many pleasant hours together They had
worked together in play and in war shared danger and
bread and glory, all of which written In the books
of the British raj In Calcutta.
1t was the will Of Allah there but God, and
Mahomet his prophet Then Ahmed dismissed Lal
Singh and the from his thoughts after the phosoph
ical of the Asiac turned the vital
affairs under hand.
At Ramaba's house there happy reunion: and
her knees Pundita confessed her how
had been to Christian damnation. She had fallen from
grace she had reverted the old of her race
to whom suicide sin Ramabai took her In his
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31
SYNOPSIS OF PREvroUs CHAPTERS.


Kathiyn Hare, believing her father. Col Hare. In
peril. has her leaves her home In caiifor
MIA him Alfalfa. India. UmbnlIah
tender the throne that princpality has imprs-
the colonel, named the Iate king his heir,
because he fears the American insist his royal
rights Upon her arrival In Alnha Kathlyn informed
by Umbaah that. father being dead, she is to be
queen and must him forthwith. Because of her
refusal she is sentenced to undergo two ordeas with
wild
John Bruce, an American and fellow passenger IN
the boat which brought Kathiyn to AIIaha her
Hfe The elephant which carries her the of
her trials becomes frightened separate
ing her from Bruce and the of the party After
ride filed with peril Kathlyn takes refuge ruined
temple, but her the abode of lion and
she is forced to from II. She finds a retreat In
the jungle, only fall hands of a band of
slave traders who bring her to Alfalfa I'm the public
mart. She is sold to Umbaah. who .ndins her stilI
unsubmissive throws her into the dungeon with her
father.
Bruce and his friends eject the release IxathIyn
colonel, fusitves given shelter In
the palace of BaIa Khan. Supplied with camels
that hosptabIe the party endeavors
to reach the coast but LIS Overpowered by band of
brigands, and the results I'm the colonel
being delivered Umbaliah. kathIyn and Bruce es-
cape from their captors and return to Aaha, where
kathlyn that father, while nominay king
is in reality prisoner. kathyns resourcefulness
and bravery the OF rescuns him, and
once more they steal away from Alfalfa, but return
broken hearted when they that Winnie, kath
iyn's young sister, has come TO India. umoaLah
makes her prisoner. She is forced to enter the
palace $ OF Allaha One
attempt Winnie of the closely guarded
palace almost kathiyn life. but the second
plan succeeds.
The people Alfalfa al weary of Umbniiah's
miSrulc, rise against him. with RRmabsi, whose wife.
Pundta, is the lawful their head. and the
colonel and Bruce lighting with him The reyou-
tionists being oserpOwered by Umbaiiah's sol
diers when k1thyn assumes command of the scat
tered forces. She the day for them To escape
from the lions which have become free and
caused "A panic, I1athlyn enters "a deserted house
and climbs AS roof When she leans the para
Pet to call for aid she is by Umballah, who IL
fleeing from the rebels. Mad revenge he sets IRE
TO the house knthyn's refuge Is soon u mass OF
flames.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

The photodrama8 corresponding the nsdllments of
:" The adventures Of KGthtyn may noe be at
moUing piotur thedters By this
unique arrangement cih the Seig PolySoope company
it therefore possible only read The Adventures
of Katlyn in this paper but keep pace soith
each iHstallaen OF the moring picture thedter
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-31

- HEN the lions shifted the acrid smoke the tw
of them fell roaring thunderously. The
v reared and attempted climb the ladder, onl
to fall back jarringly They up and dow
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
Las trOpaS americans l|e-
QaO a Galveston.

FL dia 26 de este mes, ccrca de
la hora del medic dia Sc avistnr0n
Ell cl puerto de Galveston los
transpoltcs de la marina dc Cue
rra Americana Cristobal. Kansan
y Sumner, traYcndo el primerO de
cllos al Gral. Funston. su Estado
Mayor y bucn nGmero dc solda-
dos los dcmas Jcfcs. Oficialcs
Y tropa dc la Quinta Brlgnda del
Eifrcito que ocup6 durantc sietc
mescs el puerto dc Vcracruz.
HabicndOsc sabido ell Galveston
que las tropas rcpatriadas cstabar
para lleRar, Ia CAmara de Conner
cio acortlG 'estcjar ell acOntcci--
miento. Al cfecto puso una cont
nicaci6n inalAmbrica al General
Funston noticiandole el acucrdo !
prcguntandole ST 10 aprobaba. Fl
Oral. Funston contcst6 que 81
aprobaba la idea pcro que no po
ia indicarlcs del modo como CON.
vendria fucran las fiestds, pues
habia que tomar on consideration
cl NAL setado del tempo. Indicy
tambien cue como las tropas no
dcsembarcarion Embellishments
que llegarnn sino que pcrmanece.
rfan n bordo dc los transportes
dos o tres dias, micntras sc les o.
rreglnha aiojamicnto, durante ese
tempo Sc podian ultimar los pre-,
paratiyos de los festeios.
Llegados que fueron los tFans.
portcs a Galveston atracaron en-
los muellcs y Sc pcrmiti6 n los sol
dados que bajaran q pasear por
la ciudad. Los habitantes les dis.
qensaron una acoeida mny cor
dial
La rec pci6n formal fu6 mas
tardc, 81 dia que las tropas ba~
jaron en- formation para dirigir.
Sc al catnpamento cstablccido
nm lado de Texas City.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
A ULTIMA HORA.

M"nSaics dee Ultima hora dan
parlc de- Ia lIcgada dee Villa 4
Mexico. al frcntc dc vcinticinco
mil honhrcs. Sc rCSOlvi6 Il ha--
Ger su cntrada cuando Sc lc 1i6
In noticia dc que Pachuca habia
caido en- podcr de las tropas del
Gral Rail Madcro, pachuca, po1
10 que parcccc, fut abandonada
por las tropas del Gral. Pablo
GonHjlIcz, desputs de que las guar
diaS de ,os puestoS extrcemos sos
tltvicron IN ligcro tirotco con las
tropaS dc la Convention.
EmIli&no Napata estuvo tam
biGn cl dia 90 de Noyimbre en-
AA Ciudht dc los Palacios. De
ALI salir para la dc Pucbla
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
L4-osaszzksszssss
Explosion de gas en-
una joyeria.

La noche del Dom ingo % dc
Novicmbrc, como las nucvo, I'm
bo una explosion de gas ten Ia aa
81 numefo 333 dc la Plaza del A.
iamo. la explosion cause grandcs
perjuieios eli una .ioycria de la
propiedad de Mr., Henry Jacobs,
pue ocura esa casa y daiios dc me
nos consideration en- cl Palace Of
Sweets, que ocupa I'm departamcn
to contiRuo.
El propietario dc Ia joyeria
habia salido dc ALI una media
hora antcs dc la explosion y
cuando ilegaba Il su casa rcci-
bio aviso dec 10 que habia pa
sado Estima sus pGrddas en- jo
yas ol Sr. Jacobs Ell Ia cantidatl
de 100000 Las p6rdidas matcria.
lcs tante en- cl edificio dc la ioyc-
ria como on ei Palace Of Sweets
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
To advertisers

TEL REGlDoR" has the largesty
circulation Of any Of the Spanish1
,apers in Texas. Our books Rre}
,pen for public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
MuriO en- Ia CaI|e
ialleville, Tex. Nov. 2s,

Halleville, Tex. Nov, 28.
Los deseos de David Jacobs. de
go amos de edad, que habfa pasa~
do 20 af,oa preso por homicidio,
de no morir en- Ia prisi6n, SO cur,
plieron, pues con motiyo de la ce
lebracion del THANKSGIVING"
fue puesto en- libertad, Sali6 con
su hijo a conner en- I'm restaurant
Acabada la comida, muri6 en- In
calle repentinamente 4 consecuen
cias de enfermadad del coraz6n,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
LuCha entire un OSO
y una |eOna.

I'll dia 26 de Novicmbre de-
scmbarcHron en- la cstaci6n del
Southcorh Pacific dos iaulas de
ftcrro maltrechas. Dentro dc IL
MI venia un enorme oso. Dcntro
do Ia otrn una leona. Ambas fic-
ras Sc lanzaban mnadas furiosas
Y al haccrlo rugfan con ira. Pa
rccia como que quisieran salir
de sus prisiones y matarse 4 NOR
didas Y zarpazos.
En- cl tren que traia 4 cstos
animalcs vcnia un furg6n con
otros varios, entire e1os los ca
chorros dc Ia leona. Venia tam
blen Tin CARO- comedor, pertenc-
cientc A la emprcsa Miller and J.
Lackman Shows, 10 mismo que los
an'malos. Estos llcgan & San
Antonio nnicamcnte 4 pasar 81
invierno.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02

no. que el pueblo de Mexico Y
ol de Estados Unidos no tienen
difeerencias sociales nj psicol6..
gicas Y que puede llcgar aauel al
desarrollo que este ha llegado.
Va que los gobernantes ameri-
canos conocen tan bien oil pue,-
bio mexieano y comprenden tan
4 fondo sus probtemas, ojala Y
ayudaran 4 que la Ravoluci6n die
"a Bu paso final, evitando en-
Mexico futuraa luehaa inteatinas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
es la re-
volucion me
XlCana.

Declaracioncs de Mr.. John Lind.
En- otro lugar de este period
co publicamos unas declaraciones
hechas por Mr.. John Lind en- I'm
d'scurso que pronunci6 en- el Club
Industrial dc Chicago. Llama
mos la atenci6n de nuestros lee
torres accrca de elias, tanto por
referirsea & la Rcvoluci6n Mexi-
cana, cuanto por venir de quien
vlenen. ST nos fijamos en- gu.
Mr.. John Lind fu6 el represen--
tantc personal del Presidente Will
son para tratar con ell Gral. Huer
ta, ALA por Septiembrc de 1913,
y en- qnA del rcsultado de la Ell
treVlsta que tuvo con el "dicta-
dor mcXicano depcndi6 la po-
Utica scguida por Estados Uni
dos Ell los aSuntos dc Mexico.
sus dcciaracioncS adGuicrpn sin
guIar relieve y no Scria dcSatina.
DO consid"rarIaS como la rxprr-
sion del pcnsamicnto del PrcSi--
dentc Wilson. Son csas palabras
una ca!irOSa y razonada dcf"n-
sa dr In I!amada "polItica idea
llSta d" la Casa blanca en- su8
rclaciomr& con la America ESpa--
| MOla.
Por mlIchos So La critic0do ii
PrcsldrHtc Wilson que dcjara d.
scncadcEarSc en- Mexico una CUE
l.,
motive III caida de lIucrta. que
IRA que ha sido dan0sa hasta pa
ra los nllsmos american0s. Mr.
Lind dice: "Las p6rdidas mate
riaIcs So pucdcn compcnsar; pc
70 rcta! dar la cvOluci6n con ri
rcconoclmicnto del Oral. Hucrta
0 del modo que fucra. hubiera
sido III crfmcn cOmctidO contra
dos naci0ncs y contra las gene
racioncS que cstan por vcnir...
Hay en- 81 mundo intcrcscs mas
grandcs que los dividcndos. -
El cOntcnido del discurSo Dc
Mr.. Lind rcvcla que conocc per-
fcctamentc cl fondo de Ia Rcvolu.
elon MeXicana que han sabido
dar, en- Washington, con N fuen
te, hasta hacc POGO dcsconocidl
del murdo, de dondc I'm brotado
la guerra civil dc Mexico. ola
| Revolun.Un. dice, cs politica on
I'm grade muy pcouciio. La fncr-.
IA motril que aetna sobrc i
pueblo cs ccon6mica Y social an
tcs que politica "
Habla Iucgo dc Jas condicion IS
que haccn de Ia Revolution nm
fen6mcnn social ccon6mjco '
no politico. V SO rcficrn 4 In pri.
mitiva distribution de ticrras
hacha por los conduistadorcs cs.
panoles por medic dc dcspoios,
sin tomurse nineuna mcdida 10.
Utica nj econ6mica encaminada
4 remed;ar el NAL & 4 evitar ais
consecuencias. Eiemplifica tsto
dicicndo que todo cl Estado dc
Morclos Is poscido tan solo DOR
81 propietarios.
Sc reficrc Oh seeuida nj llama.
3 do sistelna de "pconaie" Y ha..
bla con mucho aaiorto do n 20.
clavitnd On que viycn los traho.
jadores de oampa Y dc "las ln-
| ynap a,,n Ia, ,,hi;..a,. .....,s.,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
[ a averdadera
siituaciion de
Mexico.

FL Sr. don Jose II. Dclgado,d ID =
tinguido constituciOnalista, micm-
bro del Cuerpu Consular Mex ,
cano, que pas6 p0r San Antonio,
i fines de- la scmana pasada, con
rnmbo 4 Eagln Pass, lugar d don
de va Il radicarsc, conccdi6 4
"El Regidor' una cntrevista, en-
Ia que ha!laran nucstros lnctores
datos ilnportantsimos rcspccto
dc la actual situaci6n n:cxicana.
Dice II scnor Dclgado. en- sin
tests. 10 siguientc::
Sali6 de Ia ciudad de MGxi 0
cl dia 90 de NOviembrc. Dor Ct
Fcrrocarru Mcxicano, rumbo n
puerto de Varacrllz. / hordo de-
an trcn especial On nuc viaiaban
los empl"ados de las Sccretarias
dc EstaIo. con exception del per
sonal d. Guerra Y Hacienda unc
80 uuCd" on In Capital. Sc uun-
do en- Mexico cl Ministro de Gu.
ira Sr prSoucira, I'm csos ,lias
cstaba srSpcndido q scrvicio DE-
trrneS para N"rAcruz para cI nj.
blico s,,lo SO d"stinHba i fines
militurc.
CuandD saliG dc MGy,co Glicda.
ban en- Ia ciudad. como irfrs IT,
Ia plaza. los generates Obrcr6n
Y AIvarddo. Dice Il scfIor Del
gado at, cs mrntira tanto la pri.
sion de l}lanco. como la dc O..
brrg6n. Vlrarrcal Y HAY dc uuc
tanto SO ha hablado.
Lrnto con cl trtn eli d,lc sali6
81 -. Dcigado iban otros con tro-
pas, sun,ando Gstas como 1000
hombrcs. al mando del General
Hcribcrto lara. Gobrrnador del
Distrito Federal Las tropas d.l
Grai. Ja.a SO qucdaron parte rn
Orizaba y partc Ell Cordoba. las
cumbrcs de ,HHItrata. el lugar
mas pintCrcsco de In Huasteca VI
racm2ana, que qucda entire las
cstacionrs de Espcranzn Y Maltra
ia, dice que cstan tOtalmcutc o.
cupadas por tropas Constitution
nalistas.
FL restO DE- las tropaS ficlcs al
Primer Jofc Sr. Carranza SO ha-
Tia part2 cn Pachuca, EStado d.
Hidalgo, ii mando dc los Genera
les Jacinto Trcvino Y Pablo Con,
zhlcz: todaS las tropas forman
I'm total entire 80 y 100000 nom.
brcs. T ambi6n hay tropas fieleS
al Norte eli Saltillo, Monterrey
Tampico Y tOdo Nucvo Leon y
Tamaulipas.
Dice que hacc POGO Sc rcgiStr6
un com5ntc on Apizac0, entire
constituclonallstas Y zapatistas,
Estos al mando dc Argumedo,
hlmazan 6 Higinio Aguilar.
Ahora Argnmcdo Y Almazau
lctcs &c Ia chbalieria dc hapata,
ri frimcr Jeit tienc como luO
canoncs dr 20 M; IN e mind a.
amesrailanoras.
hespec'o al trafico dc trc-
nes d1cc que sc mace dc Vcrncruz
a fueola por Ap1zaco y q In"
tcroceamco CORE dc Feracrnz Il
oaihpa Ei' esta c'uoad SO 'ns"-
tHTI El FPnITD ItfttShfEEjbID,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02

Durantc cl curse dc una scma-
ia Sc han dcsarrollndo cn Mexi.
co acontccimicntos de importan-
cia que pueden tcncr mucha in
ftucncia cn cl fuhtro de las opc-
raaloncs militarcs Y dc Ia situa-
ci6n poltica.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
nuestrOs SubscTiptOres

A nuestros asiduos subs
criptores que no esten al CO.
rriente con sus pagos, les
suplicamos SO sirvan Mtuar-
NOS el saldo de SUE cuentas:
o cuando menos Ia mayor
parte de elias, Nuegtros gas
tos son en- extreme crecidos
Y rieeeaitanos de 81 aynaa
! para Ell naejorAmienks de
iinestro sAnanar;o. - -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
Para los ninOs meneste,
rOSOS mexiCanOS,

La Association organizada Ell
cl Colegio de Santa Teresa para
colcctar Tondos que Sc destinaraD
d mandar ropa y alimentos d los
nifos meXicanos menesterosos
sigue sus trabajos con toda aeti~
vidad y hn rcunido una regular
Suma.
ExcIt@.mos a todos los que de
seen ayudar q esta obra piadosa
que manden sus donativos 4 "Ei
Regidor. Dwaycr Ave, numero
442, para remitirlos luego d In
Tcsorera dc la Association.
FL Regjdor' .... -. $25.0
Nihos Ruy Y Esteban Con
zalez Westrup ...... =. $t.00
A. Contreras ...... =. $l.00
Benlto k;ncon ........ q. $4.00.
Francisco Meza ....... .......,, 500
Pablo Cruz Jr. r..............,, 100
Florencio Carranza. ....... >, so
Edw e. Flory,.~r,.~. .... ;, $50
Daniel Ochoa ..... $50. >, 50
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02
VILLA Y ZAPATA en- Ia Cd de MEXICO.
E| Primer Jete Gstab|GCe Su capital en-
veraCruz. LuCi0 B|anC0 priSiOneT0

Vale dc Mexico y sc estaciona--
ban i 10 largo del ferrocarril en-
trc Querttaro y Tula y las del
Primer Jefe,Sr. CGrranza Sc con-
centrahan Ell Pachuca y al Orien
tc dc OriZaha, hasta VeracruZ.
FL Primer ,Tefe, Sr. Carranza,
ha establccido su Gobierno en- Ve
racruz y ha arreglado un magnf-
fico sistema de telefonos en- el
puerto. comunicando los diferen-
tes edificios pnblicos. FL ha pues
to sus oficinas en- Ell precise edi-
ficio del Faro.
En- otro lugar de este periodi-
60 puhl'camos noticias de IN com
bate librad0 en- las ccrcanias de
GuadaIa ,Hra, entire las fuerZas
constituconalistas al mando del
GraI DItguez V las dc la COnven-
ci6n mandadas por cl Gral. An :
gclrS. Este Sufri0 una scria de-
rrOta. Scgnn I'm tclcgrama lle--
gado d" Ncracruz. pcrdi0 Ange--
les cn csc combatc vcintc caiio-
ncS. v 1m trcn con tres mjllones
d" cHrtuchos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02

Mig nntccedentes son todos
do soldado. Revolucionario de
1910 Y 1918, con madcro y con
Carranza, triunfante en- ambas f.
pocaa, psrmanecf rodeado de mis-
compaieros dc campafia en- espe.
ra de la conaumeci6n de La obra
democrAtica Y presto sietnprc a
combatir por ella. "
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-12-02

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