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Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
CANANEA MINING MEN
 HUNT BIG GAME IN CAL
Officials Of DemoCrata Mine End Big Hunt And Then Motor
 Across Continent

After being absent from Cananea since last July. G. H. Skinner, of the Democrata Mining Co.,, arrived in Bisbee Saturday on his way back to the mine In company with C. E. Hoffman. vice-president and mana ger of the Democrata, he has spent the last three months on a hunting trip in Lower California and a trans continental automobile trip.
 Messrs. Hoffman and Skinner spent the month of August hunting big horned sheep in Lower Calitor- nia, and Mir Skinner has many stories to tell of their experiences in the wilds of that section They out fitted at San Diego and with Va qui Indian as guide travelled over 400 miles in the trackless desert off, ten going days and days without see ing another human being They killed a great many horned sheep, which with the exception of a few deer is the only game in that region. and Mir Skinner has many photo GrdpnS 10 prove luelI ploM esn a9 hunters. Some of the wild sheep are of enormous size, being larger than deer, and the rams have magnificent horns. The hunters brought a mum Der of the heads to the states and had them mounted.
 1 Leaving the coast early in August l Messrs. Hoffman and skinner spent ] the month in motoring leisurly ac ross the continent The trip was made in a big Simplex touring cal and ended at Cincinnati, the home of poets to return to the southwest be . Vice President Hoffman. Mir. Hon
 man remained in Cincinnati but eX fore the year is over. Mir. skinner is on his way to Cananea to tak' charge of the mine Both men have
 been in this section of the country
 for more than dozen yeTs an'
 are we'll known among mining mel
 of the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
DEMOCRATS GIVE OUT ITINERARY FOR THE
 STATE CAMPAIGN

According to the itinerary ar. ranged by the state central commit tee. Democratic orators and state candidates will be in the Warren dis trict Thursday and Friday of this week and again on the 26th and 27th. On Thursday night of this week they will speak at Lowell and on Friday night at Bisbee
 The democrats are touring the state in two groups, both of which will leave Phoenix after holding meetings there tonight One group will jump to Douglas for a meeting there tomorrow night before coming to the Warren district The other group will proceed across the state in more leisurely manner arriving here ls'er in the month. Both groups will return to Phoenix in time for the grand rally there the night of November 9. the eve of election.
 Following are the two itineraries the towns named first forming one and those named second the other
 October 13, Phoenix; IA, Tempe Douglas: 10. Mesa, Lowell; 16, Hay den, Bisbee; 17. Ray, Nogales; 19 Miami, Tucson; 20, Globe, Yuma; 21 saflord. Florence; %. Morenci, Hay den: 23. Clifton, Ray; 24, Douglas Miami: 26, Lowell Globe; 27 Bis bee. Solomonville; 28, Nogales. Nor enci; go. Tucson, Clifton; 30, Yuma Pearce; 31. Florence. Wilcox; Nov 9. Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
BISBEE LOSES IN
 FIRST GOLF MATCH
 OF PRESENT SEASON

With many spectators present. with ideal weather and the course in splendid condition, the first match golf game of the season was played Sunday on the links of the Warren district country club between 20- men teams from the Douglas country club and the Warren District club. Bisbee lost by a score Of n to g.. However, the game was close and the contest an enjoyable one for both sides.
 The Douglas players motored up in the early morning and about 9:3O Scorekeeper MacLean of the Greens committee, started the players off. Most of the matches were finished by o'clock and the players then partook of a splendid lunch served by Steward Henderson, each pair ad- iourning to the dining room as soon as their game was over. The lunch was purely informal and was much enjoyed The Douglas players re- marked on the excellence of the To- cal course, which though somewhat different from the Douglas course, they found easy to negotiate. After the match games were over there were several twosomes and four somes between visitors and local players.
 There were a number of feminine spectators wives or friends of the players, who used the clubhouse porch as a vantage point from which to view the finish of the games, as it is directly opposite the ninth hole.
 Following is the official score:
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
Special Feature To-day
 Only

his notice The value of these in specuon blanks can very easily be estimated when it is considered that the State of Ariona has no Fire Mar. shal Law and no inspection service.
 This department is busy collect ing all available data on the subject of fire waste throughout the United States and it is propoed to issue a pamphlet, as well as bulletins. at short intervals and if We can secure your cooperation in this matter, we will feel somehwat assured of sue cess in our endeavors."
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
LAXATIVE FOR OLD
 PEOPLE, 'CASCARETS'
Salts, Calomel and Pills act on Liver and Bowels like pepper acts In
 Nostrils-Danger!
Get a 1O-cent box now.

Get a 1O-cent box now
 Most old people must give to the bowels some regular help, else they suffer from constipation The condi- tion is perfectly natural It is just as natural as it is for old people 10 walk slowly. For age is never so active as youth. The muscles are less elastic. And the bowels are muscles.
 So Gll old people need CascareJs One might as well refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as 10 neglect this gentle aiG to weak bowels The bowels must be kept active. This is impor- tant a. all ages, but never so much as at fifty
 Age is not a time for harsh physics. Youth may occasionally whip the bow els in.5 activity. But a lash cant be used every day. What the bowels of the old need is gentle and natural tonic One that can be constantly used without harm. The only sucn tonic is Cascarets, and they cost only 10 cents per box at any drug store They work while you sleep. 45
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local0 Applications. as they acannot reach the diseased portion Of Ine ear. Thure is only one way Co cure deafness. and that is by constitutional remedies. ton of the mucous lining of the Eusta- chian Tube. When this tube is lnnamc1 you have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, md unless the in- hammation can be taken out and tLls tuhe restored 10 its normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever. nine eases out of ten are caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an nflamed cQndl- ton of the mucous surfaces.
 We vim rive One Hundred l,ollars forany case of eifnH-s r7mscd by CHtarrhN that cannot Doe cured Halle Caturh Cure. Send for circulars. fro7.
 EJCHEEEY, a co Toledo, Ohio
 Sold hT Druggists, I5c. !.
 Etts -uus hau,iiT pllls f1r constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
eIbIe studY cIass I'd Meet.

Dr. H. NJ. Edwards the local Bap- tist minister will begin Bible study instructions at the Y. W. C. A., com mencing this evening A class has been formed and instructions will be given each week Meetings will be held at the Y. W. c. A. each Tues day evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
X. c'o Observe pay.

Knights of Columbus day was rec ogniZed in the city yesterday as a holiday which it was made by law. This law was passed by the last leg islature and was effective last year for the first time in this state. Al the K. c. hall appropriate observance was held last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
BRAVE SOLDIERS IN
 WAR TOWARDS WHEN WOMEN CHARGE THEM
General Hilfs Trench Defenders Retreat In Disorder When Two Women Attack Their Positions American Consul Is Match
'Cowards we are, an of us; some of beast some Of man. but most oi woman. Chinese Proverb


 General Benjamin G. Hill, com mand,r of the forces in Naco. has brave men in his ranks. There are men in the trenches which are about the city who would face Jack John son. Others there are who would stand at the wall and die with a smile on their faces Others have baited the mountain lion and con queTeo.
 But a whole detachment was harm less, afraid, covardly, yesterday in the presence of two women. Three times they were attacked. and each time they retreated Each time they ran, sEamelessly to shelter
 The women had been drinking Mes cal they cali the drink on the Mexi. can side They had had too much of the stun They had gone to the i'm migration office and the guard who watches over the interests of Uncle sam refused them entrance Go Ari . lblds NHF ANAl hNfAls ! lNN llaN ADAlAN man who feared not woman
 On the Mexican side they ap preached the relief trenches where the Hin men have prepared for thell 1 final stand near the international line . Fifteen men were on duty in th, trenches. One of them, a little bold CT than the rest, said something tC . the women Then they an laughed
 And even Sampson in all hi. 1 glory gave way before the deception l of a woman.
 Adobe, rocks and sticks were thI weapons the women used Threl times they forced a general retreat ! The soldiers of the Constimtionalis flag ended their flight under the pro tectinz walls of a destroyed building
 And the women left them hiding
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
Leave for Denver.

Mrs E. l.. Warner and little daughter left yesterday morning for Denver, where they were summoned by news of the serious illness of her mother.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
NaturaI PhIIosophy CIass.

Prof Philbrooks physics class met last evening at the Y. w. C. A. with the largest attendance the class has yet had. Fify-dve were present
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13
Monument Erected

Mrs Nick Mobile has had complete | the erection of fine monument Ove@ the grave of her husband in Ever green cemetery and is now preparing to leave the latter part of the month for me- home in Fresno, California
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13

Captain Ernest Graves, who has coached the line candidates for the Army eleven in recent years, is once again on the job at West Point
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13

The Boston Red SoX are the only team in either major league with a chance of winning every seasons ser ies.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-13

Cut flowers for sale at 5asse's Candy Store. 4JO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
Ell remedio del mai

Eel hambre del pueblo ingl6s,
ha escrito Huxley, no Sc cura con
pan, como pretende Booth, sino
combatiendo Ia ignorancia."
Elremedio del nal en- todas par
ties es la instruction cientiica de
pueblo. La instruction substan-
cicsa que ilumina IL mente, cue
bien dirige la voluntad, que pu,
rifca ell sentimiento. que capaci,
ia para vivir honradamente de
I'm ofcio, de IN arte, de una in,
dustria, de una carrera cientifi-
ca.
La instruction gratuita obliga,
toria, asociada a otros elemen-
tos cientifcos, de orden, de JUS
ticia: de libertad, de equitativa
retribuci6n del trabajo en- Ia cla-
Sc proletaria, nos ha de colocar
en- disposition de rendirnos de
los males que nos aquejan y
a1n amenazan devorarnos.
q. D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
Ell PRIMER ANiVERSARlO
DE LA TOMA DE c.
JUAREZ.
CViene de la 1ra.)

fedral, que muchas wees por
ineDtitud de sus jefes y ctras
por indignidades de estos fue
siempre la victima proplclato
ria
Con tai motive Ia pobla-
ci6n fronteriza celebr6 antier
ell aniversario del triunfO Vi
llista con manifestations de
idbilo. En- ell principal teatro
de la ciudad Sc verified una
fiesta presidida por las auto
ridades militares Y en- la que
Sc pronunciation muchos dis
cursos en- honor de Villa, a
uuien Sc lie enviaron tamolen
telegramas de felicitacion.
Por la tarde hubo una para
da militar en- la que tomaron
parte todas las tropas de la
guarnici6n, Y por Ia noche Sc
verified una animada serena
ia en- la plaza principal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
FRACASA EN- SU
Viene de la Pagina 1.)

Ito de Saltillo para la fronte-
"a. obligado por Luis Cutie
rrez, hermano del Presidente
Provisional, pOr que no reco-
noci0 en- EulaliO ell cargo pa
IA que fu6 designado pOr la
Convention de Aguascalien-
ties, ha fracasodo en- sus pro-
p6sitos de reclutamiento,
pues no ha Sido secundadO
Dor el pueblo del Distrito de
Rio Grande, que segun nues-
tro informante, esta va cam
sado de promesas Y de reel
bir decepciones de tantos que
con el fin de combatir a Guam
to regimen Sc apodera del po-
der los han invitadO continue
mente en- estos ultimos cuatrO
amos de revoluci6n intestine,
h&ciendOleS miles de prone
sas ' sin c%umplirleS ninguna.
Como recOrdaran nu~estrOs
lectores. Ia Prensa" do Ia
noticia de cue Acuna recluta-
ria en- la frontera Ell mayor
numero possible de individuos,
con eli fin de combatir q
Francisco Villa, que Sc ha de-
clarado en- alberta pugna con
ire Carranza. Parece que al
GobarnadOr de Coahuila le
nan salido fallidas sus eSpe-
ranzas, pues no ha tenidO el
resultado que esperaba en- su
Llamado al pueblo.
Como la region de Mexico,
q que nos referimos en- esta
nota. mas cue CarranciSta
fu5 Maderista, Y como el je-
.fe frOnterizo eSta enteramen-
le de acuerdO con la familia
Madero, es de suponer que
5sta. ' no otra, sea la raz6n
que asiste q los moradores de
aQuol jugar, para no secundar
en- sus prop6sitos al Goberna-
dor AcuHa. pues bien saben
cue Villa, Y con 6l los Made
20, han desconocido a Carran
"a Y rechazado Ell famOso
Plan de Guadalupe. y acepta
40 el acuerdo de la Conven-
ci6n de Aguascalientes, apo
y2ndo q Eulalio Gutierrez CO.
mo Presidente Provisional de
Mexico.
Con ell fin de ampliar estos
datos. procuraremos la ma
yor information possible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17

Es triste, en- verdad, tcner
que publican noticias de esta
indole, en- que Sc habla de fes
tejos de t~riunfOs, como 81 los
vencidos fuesen eXtranjeros y
no mexicanos que errOreS,
cOnverencias 0 cOnvlcclOnes
los hicieTon defender una eau
81 0 IN gobierno que va cay6,
y para Quienes deberia haber
menOs crueldad.
Quedense tales festejos pa
"a nuestros grandes y verda-
deros dias de fiesta y para
cuando nos quitemos la afren-
ia de Veracruz, Y no para ce-
lebrar matanzas de hernia
nos.
ESta lntranSlgencla IN nueS
tras pasiones politic2s, que
nos conduce a veces hasta ell
crimen, es 10 que mas contri-
buye para que en- ell eXtranje
70 nos tengan en- ell conceptO
tan POGO favorable de saliva
jes.
Y en- verdad que ell hecho
de hacer de las funciones pO-
liticas, question personal de
vida y muerte, es digno de
paises incultos Y no civiliza-
dos.
iPero asi estan las cosas.
Y basta. como dice Ia viuda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17

Ramon Ledesma, Das6 a me-
81 vida el dia 6 de noviembre
IN Ia casa nGmero 1857 de la
Gale Leon, siendo sus restos
sopultados en- Ell cementerio
Evergreen.
Martin Ortiz, de 40 amos
de edad, yectno del pueblo So
zorro, Texas, falIccj6 ell dia
6 de noriembre, sicndo sepul-
sado al s.CUtente d-a.
Jesse CAN'T, de 10 amos de
cdad, falIcci6 Ell dia 7 de no
yiemErc; sus restos descan-
an en- cl cementerio Ever
green.
Nicolas, IN poQuehito, hiio
de Alberto Nicolas, dej6 de
existir el dia 8 de noviembre
en- su domicilio de Ia Gale
Hill, 513, sicndo su cuerpo de-
2ositado en- Ell campo5anto ca
t6Iico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
Ell GENERAL HUERTA NE
GO LOS CARGOS QUE
LIE HIZO UN POLL
TICO.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

permanecicra en- ~territorio
espanol despu6s de haber or
denado ell fusilamiento de
varios espanoles cuando fu6
Presidente de Mexico.
Habiendo tenido el general
Huerta cOnocimiento de eStas
imputaciones, Sc apresur6 d
enviarle una carta al diputa-
do republican,, en- Ia cual re
futaba los cargos que lc ha-
cfa, negando que las tropas
federaIes hubieSen ejecutado
a ningun espanol en- la Repu-
blica meXicana, durante su
administration, Y manifestan-
do que ell Senior don Bernar-
do J. de C0logan Y C6lOgan.
dltimo Ministro de Espana
en- Mexico, podia confirmar
81 aseveraci6n.
va que de la madre patria
hablamos daremos Q CONT
nuaci6n otras noticias impor-
tantes del RENO de don Al
fonsO.
Ell Comit6 Nacional Socia-
lista ha publicado I'm mani
fiesto declinando la invitaci6n
cue lie hicieran los socialistas
de Berna para una conferen-
cia International que Sc veri-
ficara en- Copenhague, Dina
marca, en- la que estaran re-
presentadoS los socialistas de
todOs los paises neutrales,
con objeto de TRAFALGAR en- IA
EOr dc la paZ eurOpea. FL 20
mite dice en- su manifesto
que ell Partido Socialista es-
panol trabajara Independent
temente sobre ell mismO ftns
por la imposibilidad en- que
esta actualmente para enviar
delegados a Copenhague.
La Camara de Concrete
ha dirigido una nota al go
bierno espanol, urgiendole
para que silicite de los Esta-
dos Unidos tengan a bien con
ceder mejores Facilitates a.
duanales para la importation
de los productos hispanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
~TRIUNVIRATO
(Niene de IA 3a.)

49,
les matando a tempo al IA
tai triunvirato, 0 mas bien di-
cho a sus dos primerOs MEM
bros que son las manzanaS po-
dridas de la fabula.
81 Ia America no nos rete-
rimos q los Estados Unldos, ST.
no a TODD ell continente descu-
bierto por Colon sigue una Pc
Utica totalmente distinta a Ia
Europea, sera la antorcha que
manana alumbrara al mundo.
ST sigue sus derroteros Sc hun
dira como ella, victima del
triunvirato fatal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
PpENSA" EN- Ell PASO
TEXAS.
In2ortanscs infcrmaciones.

FL Paso, Tex Nov IA Juan
Eduardo hombre de color,
fu6 arrestado por ell dectetl-
We Jose Haustinger en- el mo-
mento en- que Sc encOntraba
en- disDosiciones de salir en-
uno dc los trenes de Ia Esta-
ci6n dc Santa F6. LleVadO a
la oficina del iefe de policla,
y sujeto q interrogatorio, ha-
bilmente, por ell ST.. Stansel,,
jefe de IA policia local, de-
clar6 cue habia venido del
cercano pueblecillo de Las
Cruces Y que IN abanico cleo
trico Y I'm piano automat. }
que e traia. ciertamente cram
robados, pero cue no obstan-
ve ESQ, el 10 crs q culpabie
de aQuel robo, sino otro indi-
viduo. Agrcg6 Que cl abanico
= Il piano Ii ha)ian sido re-
mitidos Dor IN amigo a Quien
Sc los habia cOmprado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17

N5nujnas de Escribir Camaras
Fotegr&Gc4s KODIAK
U.ilgs para rOtjzrat,s, B>rsta en- toGs
class d. ma ,ulaas De escrjD.r. NIelte
NOS mites de ceupr.r en- Ora RaJte.
Habl-nos EspanCi.
POTCHERNICK BIRDSO%G 90.
pa Z. Hou.ton st
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
NO NADIA

Pgr ms rr;cje=. e no rrPressnsah p cue ofrezeo
Relojs, De orc Ge.yrstc lcoidfelc} De = Guilats'
con u nsjcr na.uiuar1. garar:-a&os yer p area
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EMO q precfos hara;i.inrs en 50 pagA1eros en
nensasiGades. Como inico repr--en'ants IN est
pals De una ce.sbre fS5riru Ge rrtoses &c SI.Z&
an l5z reartes Eascos cue t5snen otzos ess9o'e,'
nisrrnz. sueta v~v7c-rTa preci7s aNcepc''2eis'
Nan5a .cl4mente IN d6isE como rs-a1os &C 81
huena yofurrad ; hoar-Gcz , rso.a:=& in77eiaaa
msn.e. para 81 exsmer. uco &c estos resc-es- - n
Is convene. 10 tevuelys y recibira a v2siIa d C
rreo 81 c6ia- de dsv6z.to. s. Is gusra, .e 7etcn'9
PIAZZA $50 Ios pr me7os 5 =eses = O. rert2'c' 2s2
.1a,.s los s,e.e racscs resI-2rca. Dasrrt- &c! pH-2
A.. n aovrna cuo:. 50 e e=Tiara Ll2-l De TON
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
FUERZAS A MON
TERREY.
(Viene de la La

fuerzas, nj el effective de
elias, pues algunos individuos
cue Sc dicen bien informados
aseguran que llegan a $4,000
hobres, cifra que nos parece
exagerada en- extreme.
En- Monterrey Sc asegura-
ba como cosa cierta que era
inminente la proXimidad de
IN combate entire villistas Y
carranciStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17

Cuando nos escriba r~efirien-
dose a 81 subscription, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
LA E~NTREVISTA CARA
ALDAPE REBOLLAR.
(Viene de la 1ra.)

cuatrO amos q Ia Iecua u pom
tico mas significado de Mexico
En- aque Ell az epo-
cas- del dcsastre revoluciona-
rio reyista, asumi6 Ia efatura
de los elementos independent
les que Sc habian dispersado
por toda la Republica, lOgran-
do c]onstituir con ellos, despues
de algun6s meses un nucleo
podercsO. En- clio gast6 la ma
yor parte de su fortuna, J por
clio Sc lie SiguierOn en- esta
misma ciudad de San AntO-
MO, algunas persecuciones por
partc de las autoridades anne
ricana5.
Posoeriormentu, a la caida
de NaGcro, representa- Ct Me-
I
N-1o y%pe T 4:os' -
trucc..l PGblica, de RclaCio-
mes EXUeriores, &c Fomonto y
de Gobernaci6n. Antes de Que
el Ministro Gamboa, cOntesta-
I-I CS. IIJo.o -
2o.'', -'I G5'- IS,"?ao ~.
~" 0ol''ll''0
-,
"a as! Di"''0@' lL:''I.'
81 "G "S''l"s 'o-'
que "ue5.to pans nv :o,oi"O"
81 -" 'oI..'NS -'''-l
''+lo9 ''- '.-''',
Do'i"7 WV ,'"S " iT"V,'
- PetSoi'%l-o@U I"7 I'll | ~
hlS!e!Io "e HooeIIlacioi!' o"
Hcll[luIu All. Dor los lNiOE-
mes mie tenemos fu6 prodipio-
81 Iii "ii HES Ue'"i.oiio 'ouo
~" anna "iN'i''' "a 70
mer centric de conspiraci6n re-
tjruv6 81 n,1eyo narlamert9.
dict6 los dos decretos mas iai-
portantes de los UItimos cuatro
ano5 y hasta ex.ralimilaudosc
en- sus funcignes Iogr6 llevar
nuesuras ralaciones cor Esta-
dos Unidos q un estado de cor
dialidad que pudo haber soIu-
cionado def!nitiyamente la
crisis International, en- Ia for
ma mas C1+fSfgPtpTIn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-17
La TgIBUNa POPULAR.

In~teresante folleto que c~ontiene
una collection de discusses, him,
nos V documentos indispens&bles
para las festas patrias.
Este magnifico libro, superior g
todos los de So ciase, ha venidO d
llenar una necesidad, pues sirve
muchisimo a las personas que TO-
man parte en- las celebraciones
p~atri6ticas Y mutualistas. Con
tiene 81 Himno NacioCal MeXica-
no, discusses para el > de Febre-
70 Y ell p de Mario, ell Himno q
,Juarez, el Parte Official de Ia ba-
ITALIA del 5 de Mayo, dos discursos
nara Ell 5 de Mayo, unO para Ell Is
de Julio. uno para el 80 de Julio,
el acta de independence, Roman
&c de Hidalgo, discurso para ei
Is de Septiembre. dos para el Is
de Septiembre y Uno para el ami,
versario de una sociedad mutua
lista. Esta adornado, ademas,
ron los retratos de Hidalgo, Jua-
cez Y ZaragoZa.
La edici6n de esta obra es limi-
ada Y las personas cue Sc inte-
resen a ella deben apresurarse q
pediria cuanto antes
Vale s6lamente So centavos.
Haganse los pedidos g
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
6O7 D~oIorosa St. San Antonio Tex,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
PROMINENT SANTA re
WOMAN DIES AFTER
FEW DAYS ILLNESS
ESPECIAL olspAree 70 uoRnlne ioUFNar

Santa re, Jan, 14-Mrs. Bertha
Cartwright, a social leader in the capt.
tai and wife Of Samuel G. Cartwright
OF II. C. Cartwright & Brother whole
salers, died at the family home here
today. following a brief Illness. Her
death came as "a shock to her friends
few Of whom knew she was seriously
sick
Mrs Cartwright was born in Ger
many and came TO the United States
With her parents when quite young,
the family locating at Mount Pleasant,
In. she was married in 1894 to $, q.
Cartwright at Mount Pleasant coming
to Santa Fe to reside Besides the
husband. three children, Hiram, Ed
ward and George, survive, besides a
brother, Col. F. i. straub, now in the
Philippines, and Ernest straub, of
Mount Pleasant.
Mrs Cartwright was member OF
the Womans Board Of Trade and an
active worker in the Guild Of the
Church of the Holy Faith, Episcopal
She was known for her lovable dispo-
sition and her many charities.
The funeral VIII probably be held
saturday, burial occurring in this city