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CIausur0 SUI periodic dc
sesiOnes Ia Corte
Federal
MUCHAS FAMlLIAS MEXi-
CANAS Sc EALLAN EN-
SITUACION LAMEN-
TABLE.
Sc EN- Ell CA
SINO MEXICANO LAS
CLASSES DE BALE A
LOS SOCIOS.

Brownsville, Tex, Diciembre
13.-La Corte Federal clausu-
70 aver ell periodic de sesiones
a que fu& convorada para que
conociera de los casos de acu-
saciones por distintos delitos.
Ell case mas importante que co
noci6 la COrte en- este periodic,
fue ell relative a nueve meXlca-
nos acusados de vlolar las le-
yes de neutralidad, organizan-
do una expedition armada pa
"a If a luchar en- Mexico con-
ira los carrancsitas. Dichos a.
cusados, como va comuniqu6,
fueron sentenciadOs a sufrir un
arresto de sesenta dias, a con-
tar desde ell dia 10 del actual.
En- Ell casino meXicanO Sc
han inaugurado classes de bal
lie, bajo la direction del profe-
sor F. Cu6llar. Hay bastante
entusiasmO entire los socios del
casino por asistir a las referi-
das classes Y a%pruvechar los CO.
que Ell ST.. Cuellar
va a dar a conocer durante u
ma berve tempOrada.
Sc encuentran en- Brownsvi-
lie, arreglando asuntos relacio-
nados con la Cha ferrocarrilera
del Frisco, los senores Roy Te-
rrey y R.. E. CLARK. Agente ge-
neral y agente de trasportes,
respectivamente, de dichas IL
meas ferreas.
Ell Sr. Damaso Lerma fue
objeto de enthusiasts felicia
clones por parte de sus amista-
des con motive de haber cele-
brado dicho Sr. su onOmastico.
Ell ST.. Lerma es director y pro-
pietario del peri6dico meXica-
no "DiariO de la Frontera."
-Segun 10 informan infini-
dad de cartas llegadas a dife-
rentes personals de la localidad,
la situaci6n en- que Sc encuen-
tran gran numero de familias
mexicanas en- el Estado de Te-
xas, es verdaderamente lamen-
table, a causa de que falta ira
bajo y la vida es cada vez mas
cara.
Sc citan casos en- que los
que sembraban como medieros,
han sido despojacos de las tie
rras, casas e implementos que
Sc les habian proporcionado,
teniendo que emigrar a otras
parties que encuentran cast
en- las mismas 0 pare
cidas condolences.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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mos experimental una sensi-
BILE alza en- los articulos de pri-
mera necesidad debida, segln
Sc informa, a la escasez de di-
chos articulos. Esto naturalmen
tie, ha venido a empeorar la 81
tuaci6n de muchas familias me
xicanas que Sc encuentran sin
trabajo a causa de la crisis que
Sc ha venido notando desde
que empez6 la guerra euro
pea.
La moneda falsa.-Ha dis
minuido mucho la circulation
de monedas falsas en- esta clu-
dad. Esto Sc debe al empeno
tornado por los concentrates,
de evitar en- 10 possible esa cir
culaci6n que venia a perjudi-
car mas a la genie proletaria.
Tambien la policia ha toma-
do especial cuidado en- evitar
que los circuladores de moneda
de mala ley puedan llevar a
termino su periodical obra.
Ell Corresponsal.
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denes para Que emprendlera
un movimiento DE- avance sobre
los riveristaS.
Ramon F. Iturbe llamo q
Culiacan al Sr. Antonio Espi-
nosa de los Monteros, para
que Sc hiciera cargo interina-
mente del gobierno del Estado,
pero dicho ST.. Sc ha negado
a aceptar csc puesto que lie
ofrece ell antogonista del go
bernador Riveros.
e Corresponsal.
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Carranza quiere cObrar los
impuest0s de Ia
Federation
LUIS CABALLERO LAMA
UN NUEYO MANIFIES-
TO AL
PUEBLO A COM
RATlR.
La guaynici5n de C.. Victoria
es reforzada CON elementos
enviados de Matamoros.

Laredo, Diciemore 13.-El
administrator principal del
Timbre en- Nuevo Laredo, ha
recibido del primer jefe una co
municaci6n telegr&fica, parti-
cipandole, para que 10 haga
publico, cue a par;lr del dia 3
del actual, todas las Gas 0 pro
pietari0s de fundoS mineros 0
eXplotaciones petrOleras, debe-
ran hacer los pages que por
impuestos fedeTales les CORES
P0ndan, Ell las oficinas del Tim
bre dependencies del gObierno
constitucionalista, pTevini6ndo-
les Que los pages que Sc hagan
a autoridades eXtranas a dicho
gobierno, Sc conSideraran nu-
los Y sin vaiOr.
De manera que a los prOpie-
tarios de fundos minerOs en-
Chihuahua Zacatecas y otrOs
estados dominates pOr Villa,
les va q ser dificil pagarle a
Carranza los impuestoS fedora
les.
Luis Caballero, gOberna-
dor de Tamaulipus, ha eXpedl-
do desde 81 c~ampamerto en-
La Mula" IN nuevo manifies
to asegurando en- 81, que con-
tinua perteneciendo a las fuer-
zas del primer Jefe Y que esta
dispueSto a luchar en- favor de
Carranza para 10 cual hace IN
nuevo llamamienro al pueblo
para que 10 siga en- esa lucha
Y ofrezca su sangre a fin de
combatir a los que Ell llama
IraidOres.
-Comunican d. c. Victoria
a las autoridades carrancistas
de la vecina ciuGad, que ha
llegado a aquella pOblacion,
procedentes de Matamoros, un
considerable refuerzO para la
guarnici6n de dicha plaza. Es-
to hace presumir que c. Vlcto-
ria Sc encuentTA amenaZada
por alguna partida anticarran-
cista, pues no de otra suerte Sc
explica que Sc hayan visto obi
gadas las autoricades a lleVar
genie de M2tamOrOs cuando
bien podian habet urilizado los
elementos que tienen en- Tam
pico Y Monterrey que estan
mas cerca de Victoria.
A pesar de tanto manifesto
V de las noticias que hacen cir
cular los carrancistas, Ia sltua-
ci6n en- ell Estado de Tamaull-
pas es cada dia mas critlca
pues Ia amenaza de los elemen
tos en- pugna con Carranza, es
constante Y Sc juzga de una
importancia que no Sc ha estl-
mado debidamente, qulza por
la censura que lay en- los Esta
dos fronterizos dominados por
los aliados al primer Jete.
rI rOppESp0NSA
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ES INEXACTO QUE.
o o o
(Viene de la Pagina ~

sus partidarios, pues la plaza
de San Luis, segun los infor-
mes de que hablo antes, sigue
en- poder de los v~illistas, quie-
mes rechazaron a los atacantes
de la plaza, causandoles una
gran cantidad de bajas entire
muertos Y heridos.
Quien me do los anteriores
informes, dice que Villa ha
tornado grandea precauciones
para Ia defensa de esa plaza,
por ser de una gran importan-
cia estrategica; pues DONNA
las Was que conducen a Tam
pico, Saltillo y Aguascalientes.
Ell Corresponsal.
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CAST TODAS LAS.
(Viene de la 1a.)

tie assume preparedness alarman
ties V dan a enrender que IA
ciudad de Monterrey esta anne
mazda sacramento.
Ell Corresponsal.
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Ell ingles sin maestro en-
20 le~cciones.

Esta obra, cuya mayor ventala
estriba en- tener la pronunciation
fgurada en- castellano, es una de
las que mas facilitan ell aprendi-
zaie del idioma ingles. Tiene va
rias formulas de conversation pa
"a Ia vida diaria, Y algunos mo-
delos de cartas usuales.
Hay dos ediciones.
A Ia r1stica
Empastado en- tela-------S1. lbs
Pfdase d~irectamente a:
Ignacio E. Lozano.
;O7 Dolorosa St.-San Antonio,
Texas.
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A beneficio de Ia bibIio-
teca de una EscueIa
NOTAS VARIAS DE KINGS
WILLIE, TEXAS.

Kingsville, Texas, Diciembre
ia mediados de la semana
pasada arribaron a esta ciudad
los distinguidos Sres. Lies. ia
mes B. Wells, Manuel Guerra,
~ Di6doro Guerra, h~ospedan-
dose en- ell eXcelenie Hotel Ri
cardO.
Ell primero ce los senores
mencionados honorables hu6s-
pedes, radica como todos sabe-
mos, en- Brownsville, donde fl
gura prominentemente en- la so
ciedad, en- la politica y en- ell
foro; ell segundO, eS I'm rico CO.
merciante Y hacenCadO de Ro-
ma; y Ell tercerO, un acaudala-
do comerciante de Mcallen.
Despu6s de arreglar los a.
suntos que a esta les t~rajerOn,
regresaron a sus respectivos do
micilios.
En- breves dias Sc abriTa
en- esta una tienda de abarro-
ties. la cual girara bajo Ia "a
z6n social de MauriciO Con
zalez y Hnos, siendO Gerente
de la misma ell a]preciable caba
Hero Don JESUS Gonzalez, pa
DIRE de los j6venes Gonzalez y
personals muy estimada aQul
Dor todas las classes sociales.
Dadas las buenes relaciones,
honradez e inteligencia de los
nuevos comercian,es, no es a.
venturado augurarles III eXito
brillante en- sus negocios; pues
sus numerosos amigos patrocl-
naremos gustosOs su establecl-
miento mercantile
-Anoche tuvo ;ugar en- la
Escuela Mexicana (sostenida
por ell condado,) una fiesta Il
terario musical que resulto
muy lucida.
VariOs de los alumnos y a.
lumnas de dicha -Scuela, toma
ron participation en- Ia fiesta
de referencia habiendO sido to-
dos muy aplaudido8 por ell pu-
blico.
Ell estimable Dr. Eusebio
Guajardo pronunci6 IN correc-
to discurso, ell cua- lie fue muy
aplaudidO.
Los productos de la fiesta de
que venimos hablando Sc destl-
naran a la compra de libros pa
ra Ia biblioteca del referldo
planted educativo.
Aver dej6 de existir aqui
ell respectable anciano Don Eu-
sebio Rios a los IA amos de
edad.
Sus funerales tuvieron Verl-
ficativo hoy a las 3 p. m. for
mando ell cortejo un gran nu-
nero de personals de nuestra
colonia, pues ell finado era per
soma bien queriGa.
A sus apreciables hijos Eu-
sebio, Benigno, Genovevo, Re-
fugio y Tomasa, y demas deu-
dos, les enviamos en- estas IL
meas nuestra respetuosa condo
lencia.
Ell C~ORRESPONSAL.
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ROSARIOS.

Rcsarios blancos, de concha, muy
elegsntes. so cts.
Rossrios negros, imitacion de CO.
CO rs cts.
Rosarios chicos, propios para Sc
aofitas y ninas. 30 cts.
MnAGRoS PARA PROMESAS.
Ojos, cuerpos, brazos, piernas,
&C etc. Garantizados de plata.
rs cts. csis uno.
SAGRADA.
Este Gbro es ura soberbia reco-
piisci6n del AntigUoy Nuevo Tes-
tsmsnto. En- elesta escrita la COM
pIicada historic del pueblo de Is
iael, = pints lss fguras de Pa
triarcss y Profetas, vi&ndose cla-
ramsnte como SO prepare ell gran
suceso de Is venida del Mesias,
vatieinsds para la plentiful de les
tlempOs.
$500 e. eiemplsr.
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]. Nj. MONTEMAYOR

Compro Y rsndo d:nero rnexicano. Vsndo girOs
sobre Mexico. Leon. GGansjuHtoJ Monterrey.
500 DOloroua St. SeEg:do del Hotel SOuthern.
Tel. Travis $3.50. San Antonio, Tex
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Carestia de ar;iculos.-He-
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Ell GobernaIor Felipe RiverOs Sc lama
a Ia revueIta en- contra de Carranza

mo fue ell rompimiento de
hostilidades entire ell goberna-
dor de Sinaloa, Felipe RiverOs,
Y ell Jefe militar Ramon F. ltur
be. Riveros, como va es bien
sabidO, desconoci6 a CarranZa,
Siguiendo las instrucciones de
la Convention de- Aguascalien-
ties; Y Cabanillas, por su parte,
demostr0 ser fiel al primer je-
fe. A fin de que el Orden no Sc
alterara en- el Estado, 0 al me
nos con csc preteXtO, Ell tltula-
do general Ramon F. Iturbe tn
vo con Ell gobernadOT Riveros,
IN acueTdo que pareci6 salts
factorio y que fue firmado por
ambas parties.
DeSpues Sc vino en- cOnoci-
miento que no era asi, pueS Ell
mismo Iturbe, en- IN eXtensO
telegrama que dirigi6 a Rive
ros, dice que los humanitariOs
SentimientOS que s~nSpiraTOR el
cOnveniO a que nos referimOS,
"crearOn una situaci6n an6ma-
Ia que solo significaba una
tregua applicable por el mas
puro anhelo de retardar Ell adj
venimiento de Ia guerra civil,
con todos sus hOrrores y cruel
dades."
Para hacer cesar esa situa-
ci6n an6mala iturbe, estando
en- San Bias, Sinaloa, Sc diri-
gi6 telegraficamente al GOber-
nados Riveros, invitandolo a
cancelar los compromises con-
traidos reciprocamente.
Ell telegrama del Jefe de la
Bra. division DEF Ej6rcitO del
NOroeste careci6 de reSpuesta,
rompiendose, emperO, ell pacto
dia Is entire Ell eoDernador Ri
veros Y el general Ramon F.
Iturbe, con los hechos CUE pa
samos a relatar:
Habi&ndose dirigido de San
Bias, acompanado de algunas
de las fuerzas del coronel Mez
ta,, los generates Iturbe y An
gel Flores, a la capital del Es-
tado, al llegar a esta Sc en-
contraron la noche del q, con
que ell gobernador Riveros ha-
bia salido de la plaza en- son
de guerra, llevando consigo
tropas del 7mo. Battalion regu-
lar, que manda accidentalmen-
tie ell Mayor Carlos Real y unOS
cuantos hOmbreS pertenecien-
tes q las fuerzas pUblicas del
EStadO.
Parece que Riveros tom6 el
rumbo de la Sierra, acompa-
n&ndolo en- su aventura TODD
ell personal de su gObierno, el
Prefecto del Distrito de Culia-
can, don TeodOro MaldOnado,
las tropas del Mayor Real, Gu
yo numero no pasaba de dos
cientos cincuenta hombres, al
abandonar Culiacan.
Sc dice que Riveros lleva
tambi6n consigo los fondOs per
te~necientes al TesorO del Esta-
do.
Iturbe, apreciando las pro-
porciones de la situaclon, die
to inmediatamente suS dlsposl-
clones, saliendo las fuerzas al
mando del general Flores, en-
persecution del 7mo. Battalion.
Parece que Ia campana en-
prendida por las fuerzas al
mando de Flores, ha empezado
a tener magnificos eXitos, pueS
Sc sabe va oficialmente de una
derrota inferida al Mayor Real
en- la que hubO, por parte de
la genie cue ha hecho suya Ia
Icausa de Riceros, muertos y he
rides. En- cambio. las tuerzas
de Iturbe perdieron algunoS pr
sioneros. Al mismo tempo en-
que de Culiacan sallan las
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POWELL'S STUDIO:

511h E. Houston st. (Altos)
Lo mas moderno en- Fotorgrafia
Artistica.
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NOVENAS.

Del Santo Nino de Atecha, 9 Is
rentaYos cadA una.
Novena V Triduo de Nuestrs Sc
n)rs DEL Perpetuo Socorro, a 20
csrtavos csds una.
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CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP Of FIGS
It is cruel to force nauseating,
harsh physic into a
sick child.

Look back at your CHILDHOOD days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different.
Mothers who cling to the old form Of
physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is well.found-
ed. Their tender little "insides" are
injured by them.
If your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing. give only deli.
cious California Syrup of Figs" Its
action Is positive, but gentle. Millions
Of mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take It; that it never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet.
en- the stomach. and that a teaspoonful
given today saves a sick child tomor.
row.
Ask at the store for a 50.cent bottle
Of California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
On each bottle. Adv.
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nal tendencies who has already com,
mitted such crimes against certain
citizens as to warrant my proclaiming
him a menace to the whole People
and an outlaw who must be rendered
powerless to commit further evil, and
who by reason of his power to inf1ict
~incalculable loss Of life and money
upon any community by mean OF
fires, explosives and in other ways is
a source of grave public danger; ]
hereby warn all citizens to be upon
their guard and prepared to capture
or II necessary kill the so-called Fly.
ing Man upon the first opportunity
hereby promising all men within this
state that I as Governor will grant
immunity from punishment to anyone
so doing as a public %benefactor.
l hereby further order all the mi.
litiamen of this state to Immediately
report at their respective quarters for
duty under arms, and I shall expect
that all state firearms, cannon and
mortars be Immediately put In condi-
ton for instant use.
l further call to the attention Of the
aviators of this country the fact that
outside Of the great reward below Of
fered 1t is their duty as citizens to
join in this war against a national
menace
THEREFORE,. by reason of the
above mentioned facts and by virtue
of my authority as Governor of this
State, as well az by virtue Of the au-
thority conferred upon me by the Gov
errors of other and surrounding
States, / do hereby offer and promise
a reward Of FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS for the capture.
dead or alive. Of the above named
Flying Man, with an additional re-
ward of ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS II he be captured
alive and without mortal injury.
(Signed)
ALEXANDER M'NEILL, Governor.
War had been declared.
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Promptly within the hour he was
back and within his seat. With a
glance ahead to see that his path
was clear, he waved his hand at them.
"And now, good people," he began.
"All you have got to do Is show me
the dragon and I'll do the rest. I'll
bring him back to you on a string
with a ribbon around his neck. Now
clear there, for I'm coming" He
threw on the power and clutched the
wheel.
Instantly the light machine leaped
forward like a hare, the big air fan
but a blur, first humming, then dron.
ing and lastly whistling shrilly as Its
speed revolutions ran to a height In
comprehensive to the mind of man.
Into the air 1t leaped as a swimmer
leaps from. a springboard, and with q
spectacular sweep or two SO close
over their heads that they ducked in
spite Of themselves, Strengthened itself
out and went speeding like a bird
for the rugged crest Of the mountains
beyond. They gazed after him with
admiration. The Flying Man had best
look out for himself now, for Little
Put was hot upon his trail. Envi-
ously they thought of the great re-
ward and Putnam's golden opportu-
nifty in being the first of the flyers
to arrive. And what would they not
give to see the duel when 1t occurred
But there could be no such luck as
that. In all probability 1t would take
place in some lone quarter and all
they would know about 1t would be
Putnam's story in the papers.
From one Of the nearer cliffs but
a few miles away a black object arose
and mounted upward with beating
wings. The crowd gasped and strained
its eyes. "Only an eagle" ran from
lip to lip and they settled back to
watch the already distant aviator.
Then from a man who had raised a
pair Of binoculars to his eyes there
burst a cry which caused every heart
to leap like a wounded wild thing and
set them to surging like a sea.
my Godl 1t is the Flying Man
himself! Look! Look!"
In an instant pandemonium wild
as a tornado burst over them and a
vast roar doomed and reverberated
down the streets in a rolling thunder.
1.-THE Flying Man! The Flying Mani
He has accepted the challenge. He
Is coming" In a dozen seconds every
window was black with heads, while
up to the roof tops humanity came
swarming like ants, shouting, SHOW
ing. wild with excitement to witness
a combat beside which the gladiatorial
battles of ancient Rome would have
been puerile and tame. Cursing and
s%hrieking, fighting and pleading for
points Of vantage, they swirled like a
maelstrom in the madness of their de-
sire to e 9 Then as another roar rose
from the street, deeper toned than the
first and carrying a f%lerceness in II
that was almost leonine, they froze
themselves into a motionless solid.
craning and breathless. Then over all
a great silence fell heavily.
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cepsrisht. 1oIa. by Harry Irvina SrssnS>

Of my mind until this sky scourge is
rendered powerless. l will order out
the militia at nj and issue a gen.
eral warning and instruction to the
people to be placarded throughout the
territory within my Jurisdiction. Ev-
cry person in this state should be
fully advised as to our peril as quick
ly as the telephone, the telegraph and
the printing press al do 1t. II nec-
essary l will call a special session Of
the legislature to consult upon further
measures. Keep me fully advised as
to your local situation. Good day. Mr..
Mayor"
The next day the following procla-
nation appeared not only In every
daily paper that was published In his
state but universally throughout the
union as we'll.
Proclamation by the Governor.
To All the People:
Whereas, 1t has come officially to
my notice that there is abroad In our
land a heretofore unknown flying
creature of malicious mind and crimi.
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dressed TO n OF the inmates of the
dope ward. No signs Of cocaine
could be detected in the orner OF the
envelope, but the Jail officials decided
TO examine the letter more closely.
A minute scrutiny Of the paper on
which the letter was written revealed
that II was saturated with the drug.
There was enough In the sheet to sup
ply one Of the victims a week at least.
The letter might have escaped detec-
ton II It had not been for the fact that
the sender had oyerdone his work. A
white powdery substance which GOV.
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CHAPTER VI.
The Duel In tho Air.

Two days later a fireman stationed
upon the top of a tall building in the
central part of the city, where a look
out station had been temporarily erect
ed, picked UP his field glasses and
once more swept the mountains and
the sky. Around the horizon his
glass slowly swung until he faced the
southeast, when Of a sudden be be-
came as rigid as a setter who points
his covey. Far away, miles distant
and as yet invisible to the rnassisted
eye, a mote floated, q speck which rap
idly grew larger until there could be
no mistake as to It's character. With
an exclamation OF relief the watcher
dropped his lenses and hurried to the
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cannot kick when his nose is in the
air. ] have seen a lady keep a horse
quiet that way without soiling her
gloves What's good enough for a
lady says !, is good enough for me-
and I tried 1t experimental like, instead
Of sittin' on his cad
WELL" remarked the attentive list.
ener, did the horse kick"
mot a bit! He seemed so tickled
with the Idea that he couldn't stir for
lafln!' But | think shall sit on his
cad next time, ali the same."-London
Answers.
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full and be sure and go about well
armed. After that they managed to
brace Jones up a little and sent him
home accompanied by a special officer
armed with a rife to care for him and
guard the house. The man had be-
come absolutely irresponsible and
threatened suicide.
An hour later and the heart OF the
great electric system that from It's
center OF the web pulsates the wires
and cables that span the world. as the
human heart pulsates the veins and
arteries OF the body. were again
sthros with vibrant life, and this time
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-29
NEW IDEA NOT IMPRESSIVE
Cabman Tried Il, and II Worked, but
He Still Prefers the Old
Way.

81 was in a county court the other
day said the seedy.looking cabman,
and ! heard u OF those solicitor
chaps say, People don't seem 20 under.
stand that the only thing necessary
to keep a horse from Kicking when he
Is down Is to get hold OF his ear and
keep his lose up In the air. A horse