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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02

this Kitchen With your hGnseuse III
mack me trunk and be of in tic morn
jig
But. MY dear woman, this is pa IN
istry," he mildly protested. Mature
he's eneraven certain lines on Your
palm rs IN index
Not to Be Trif!ed With.
II nm no Index SIR anh il y0ll are
not satisfied with my cooking Ill 20.
All the lines on Iii" palm come from
rubbing the wlShhnaGl and handing
the hatiron. ani that's all there IS to
il. Am to g0:''
Mr.. Bow<rr Went instead He was
niunetl and cha@riEed 1T his failure
and the sight Of Il half suppressed
smile OH Mrs. Buwser's face set Ills
ears 10 working.
Mrs. BuwSer di>crretly held her
tongue. and the cat look 4 WAlk ull-
der the lilnu and toned down her
burr For live pliMntrS Mr. E0WSel
rara,led up and down and then march
Ell down the hail. rlaprcd his hat on
lis head and passed out an The steps.
He WIS just in Time |" meet a person
ascending. and the prr>"u Sa!utet INN
with:
could You help Il man with 4 dying
wife and six starving children:
"liave You ever heard about PALMS.
try" qucried Mr.. HowScr. i'll reply,
after Il minute
Il have. sir. It's the lines in your
hands
Then In glad 10 meet you. Have
YOU had your hand read:'
Il have, sir. and not half an hour
ago. That's why came here. Was
told that you'd give me quarter.
but that isn't palmistrr."
THE $traigIlteSt kind. sir. Its right
there in one Of the lines that you Il
give me Il quarter and perhaps an old
suit Of clothes
Then they lied TO you. I'm not CIV
ing quarters to trampS. I've seen you
hanging around this street for year
Then I'll get nothing from YOU:
"Eu sir"
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
Procuring. Ammunition.

"How's old BiIkins doing" Hes
quite wealthy row" His young wife
Still living with hm?' Yes. Put
hell soon be rich enough for her to sue
for diForce"-YoDkcrs Statesman,
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
Rccollec tions,

Mark-TIrr voice has familiar ring
Jark-A familiar Eng!
Mark-Y"$ | remember now. She
got Il diamond ring uHt nf me once
when proposed to hrr. - Florida
TilncS. uniuit,
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
ReheIieH.

Wifc-John, wake up. There's a
burglar downstairs. IIusban1-Well,
what Of it: Ever since got my life
insured you've been trying to push NE
10 The rr0nt.-AiLIwaukee- News.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
The ltchino aim.

Church-Eurupc IS extending tho
open hand 10 Us.
Gptham-lcs; nearly everybody over
there wants tip.-Yonkcrs Statesman.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
Throwing lioht on the Situation.

Crawford = How do you know our
daughter and her young man haven't
made up their quarrel yet:
Airs. Crawford-Because the gas has
been turned up high al the evening"
Judge.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
-: s.i
THE HUMAN FACTOR.

ORGANIZED labor believes thar
rrue scientific infringement Is
rbat which reduces The east or
iirnIu.ti3n hy eliminating Use
less labor. which improves Tile
facilities for tniug work hy sur
rounding tie wnrkuieu with
good light. pure air. sanitary
conditions and safeguarding ma
chinAry. II is Il system OF m;lll'
a.yemcEr under which care Will
be taken To prevent WorEmch
from over$train rs we'll rs 10
provide that their output SHALL
reach IN adequate standard ana
which will afford ample oppor-
tnmirv for the fullest develop.
mrnt Of mechanical HEh manual
skill on the part Of nil work
men. II is 4 system lillder
which TERMS and conditions or
employment will he @"NrTlirh -
by agreements entered into hE
employers and their W"rkmrn
rs Il collective body. And, final
~. it is Il form Of management
. which will never allow quality
Ia he sacrificed for quantity nor
: men. women and children To he
classified with machines. The
: equity right of human flesh and
blood must be recognized 10y
any system that would endure.
y. L. Frey.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02

4@#AIIE R"W>cr cat sat on tue
@ hcarlI! wiHkin% and blinking.
ia The EowScr cricket had cIept
under the piaMo IL cIIr!'.
Mrs, KuW$rr sat recalling Il book.
Mr. Euw<rr sal reading his paper
und smoking.
Il WAS us peaceful Il household rs
cr,lld l,1 found in tile state.
Suddenly
The rat ceased wiukinG and blinking.
The cricket raune of his chirn.
Mrs. nnw<rr looked nj.
TH,: cook frl! down thc cellar stairs
W,;h Il yell.
Mir How>cr hitciicd I" The right
then to the icft-then said:
..NIusr be mighty interesting book.
"Fair!y So" replied Mrs. BoWSrr.
"Wouldnt want 10 lay it aside for
few minutes talk with me:
"Why. Of course. | WIS wondering
what made you 80 quiet. How IS the
MrXicHm situnli"n:'
1T doesn't interest me- III the Slight
est. As Il wonIan You SITnd half your
time ut bargain sales. but perhaps you
may have read or heard Of the science
called palmiStry:'
Yes" she answered.
And 10 YOU believe in it,
Il Thought you'd bring home new
fad soon. SO You have turned to palm
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
The Customary Abuse.

"Thrrc you 20. W"mam! IT W;lS 10
hliu. home Il gospel hymn book found
fin lie road you'd call il Il fad. It's
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-01-02
-E---- =. = ;,
Bt)HvSERI, PIANIST
Our Hero Hurts Himself Into the
Midst Of New Adventures.
PUZZLED BY MRS. B.'S LINES.

That Good Ladys Frivolous Remarks
Lead Him to Seek New Victims, IN
cIuainq the Cook and Then Stran-
Ger With Disagreeatle Ways.
B. M. QUAD.
r,..,,,.-..;.i,i 1,,I: hv Associated Literary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-04

Billiard cues are made OF ash with
sian fat-tailed sheep on the nation
al forests ot southern Utah. The
large fst-tail sometimes weighs as
much as forty pounds, and. like the
hump on the camel. is reserve sup
ply OF nourishment when food Is
lacking
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-04

u N.l .r. Just stdrtuc in tr, ,,
business Vc can hclp you E,t w tuuch
UIth tHe Development iu amy part ot
the fields. ly supplying yoa with re-
liable and up-to-date oil field maps
ID you are already started. We can
handle ycut lease or form SURVEYS or
civil eug.uccrlng. mechanical draftlns
1r any special map work. Prompt ser
vice. reliable work. .-Tsula enSineeriug
4 supply Co. Phone SS3e., ground
Hoor. Pioneer Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-04

For Saie-Oue half interest in string
of drilling tools with contracts In
Quire at % Nebraska kldg. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-04

Wanted Proposition from driiler
90 develop ou shares, or contract
uu.Wc loUo acres in LUw,ou oil
u,.d Frank Suaed, Lawtou. okla.
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-04
DR.. Albert Cook
kt has moved to 2O4 Palace Bldg
Eye. Ear Nose and Throat .pecis,-


'to-acre tracts. or more. close in
now to new productions viii sell ret-
suuAh,y and give drlhus privileges
EoN 3>t. Chanutc Kan. Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-25
THANKSGIVING BUYING EASY

THANKSGIVING BUYING EASY
Essentials for the Festive Board Are
Reasonable in Price.
BIRDS LESS THAN LAST YEAR
rurkeyu Not So High, while vege-
tables ana Fruits Are Procur-
able at various ouo-
tations.
TbanksgIving Dinner.
Grapefruit in Glasses
Sweet Picked Peaches
Scalloped oysters in Ramekins
LadyfinRer Rolls
Roast Turkey, Chestnut Stuffing
Giblet Sauce
Cranberry Sherbet
Sweet Potatoes and Marshmailows
Celery and Pineapple salad
Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream
Nuts Raisins Half Cups OF Coffee
The Thanksgiving dinner. that topic
which Is now uppermost in the house,
wlfs's mind, win not be such task this
year as in previous years. Practically
s. on the market in Omaha" says Al
King OF Hayden's, land while prices are
pretty high on some commodities. as a
whole. the average OF cost is reasonable"
Turkeys OF the first grade are selling
at Is cents a pound. This II a little less
thnn last year. az the scale then ranged
from Is 20 q cents. and the latter was
generally the price asked.
III. a..
large stock Of frozen turkeys on the
market, selling at IS cents.
Geese and ducks are very scarce. The
price OF geese has taken a 2-cent jump
and IL now % cents. Ducks are selling
at tho same price. This IL about the
same as last year. Both geese and ducks
are very scarce.
Chickens are up. Realizing that many
persons Will select chicken for the dinner
In preference TO the more expensive
turkey, the progressive commission men
have boosted the price. 30 that the re-
taiiers are forced to do likewise. The
price today is 1914 cents. while last week
chickens were selling at isk cents.
Pumpkins Are scarce.
For the person WHO loves pumpkin p.,
comes the information that no pumpkins
are to be had. A few were on the market
about Halloween. but they have disap.
pearded since then. Canned pumpkin II
ali that can be procured and. while som,
prefer Il. many dyed-in-the-wooI pumpkin
pie eaters will he disappointed.
Cranberries are cheap. selling at y.
cents a pound.
Nuts are also cheap. mixed nuts bring
Ing IL cents.
Eggs and butter are high. Fresh egg
are at q cents and storage eggs at 2
cents. Butter is "a cents
Vegetables Reasonable.
Vegetables arr plentiful ana reasonable
All kinds are on the market 80 that IN.
Thanksgiving dinner need not 20 beg
ging along that line.
Figs, dates. grapefruit and such littl,
incidentals are all 70 be had at reason
able prices.
Sweet potatoes are on the market an,
selling at the low figure OF three pound
for 10 cents.
Cheese Is reasonable considering IN,
economic conditions now existant whicl
will shoot up the prices. Imported Swis
cheese II 40 cents and domestic Is cents
French roduefort IL IS cents and New
York white and colored 20 cents.
Apples are plentiful and cheap. Jon
nthans sim sell at si.SS n box. Orange
are. aiso on the market at REASONABLY
prices
Apple cider is to be had at SS cents
gallon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-25
BURLINGT0N'S REVENUE
LOWER, EXPENSE HIGHER

The Burlington's fiscal report for the
year ending June 90 has just been given
20 the public. IL shows operating revenue
OF Se2, 75O.s34. as compared with te4,574,s46
during the previous year. During the last
year the operating expenses were So, las, :
$50, as compared with $50, 1881 for the
year ending June 30. 1918
The systems total net income during
the year ending June 30, 1914. was t2s,
40. sss. az against i2.s4o.5@ during the
previous year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-25
MRS. RILEY SECURES
POSSESSION OF HER SON

Mrs. Minnie Hall Riley Of concordia.
Kan. was successful in her attempt 20
secure possession OF her s-year-old son,
Sherman Hail. by a habeas corpus suit
IN Judge Lesiie's district court. The ST.
James orphanase of Benson. where he
has been since June. 1918. made no re-
Eistance and his father. Louis Hall. did
not appear. his Whereabouts being UNI
known.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
OpiniOnes de Mr.. ]. A. Browne.

Mr., II, j. Browne, cc0n0mista
americana In o&tado cstudiando
los problomaS cc0n6mic0s y 50.
cla|cS eli cl Nortc de Mexico, SO.
GIN sc han lido dcsarroIlando por
las victor las de los Constructions
llstaS y que on una carta que ha
cnvlad0 al Sr. Douglas, a0Ogad0
del PRIMER .J"fc en- Washington,
entire Otras cOsas dice:
Ell todo 81 ;Nortc he Mexico
los pcOnc& durante este 1ltio a.
no, no han tcnido que pHgar al
QulIor aIEunO Il auS Antiques o.
preSorcs Y por consiguionto Sc en-.
cucntran on una posicl0u r"Iuti.
vacnic hoIGada.
En- AIontorrcy rcina 81 prdru,
no hay Grandcs ncgocios por nho
ra, los banco& irnportantr% nst0u
crrrado2 y |oE ncgocios SON gc.-
n"ralmcn'r productivos pnro Ia
ciudad csta tan limpia como
Washington Los mcrcados rSiau
llcno& d provvisioncs.
Ahora cs RI dio dc los pconcs.
Las classes ricas han sufrido mu-
cho. Lac autnridaAcs han en-
hargndo prcciosas casas Y pala-
clos y los propictarios han hujdo
al otro jado de In frontera como
on FranCln cn 1887 03.
Csc a@ordard ustcd que In rc.
votuoi6n franccsa on IN solo dia
cambi0 Francia dc I'm pals Dc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
AIGrndnia invade q Ia Fr0nCi0

glado ingl6s que proccdc dc Bel
glca en- In forna Siguicntc;
El dirinhlc hacc sus maniobras
Sobrr cl llnto Objective 4 una al r.
tltud considerable fucra natural-
mcntc dcl alcancc del cncmigo.
}IIn scguIda dcsprcndc una jaula
de accro at0da il una soga tam
huTn de 0c'ro dc dos mil i tres
mil pies dc largo.
La iauIo cSta djvidida cn diver
sos dcpartamcntos, en- un0 dc c.
Hos va TN hombrc, cuyo dcbrr rs
arrojar las bOmba&
la iaula cs suficicntcmcntc ruc
tc y csLl fucr0 del 0lcancc de IL.
na lcscarHa de rifles cn virtud IL
su poqncno tamano y dc su cons
tnntc m1vimicnto. sicndo dificil
on extreme hacCr blanco en- ella.
Notas do Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
Nuevo presidonte Municipal

Nucstro djsljnguido amigo 81
%r. Coroncl Ernr ato Mcado y PIC
rro, dcS1u"s lie hahcr nforgaIo
In protc5ta do ley y prrgio inyen.
tario, 81 hizo cargo dc In prcai-
dcncia Municipal dc Saltjlio. ol
dia ~ Il l0s 10 q. ~. del presents
mes, hahicndo sido dado i rcco.
noccr nj personal dc In oficina,
aicndo rccibido on scguida con
bcncpldcjto por los cmplcadoq Y
p0r cI pueblo on general por scr
ol scfior Meade Y Ficrro pcrso .
ma dc i!nstraci6n recouoeida f.
liaci6n constitucionnlista, habicn-
do prestado 4 dicho partido innu-
merables scrvicios de bastanto i'm
portaneia.
Celebramos oil nuevo cargo del
eehor Meade y Fierro Y deseamos
acierto en- cl desempcio de sus
euncionts.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
To advertisers

Ell REGlDoR" has the largest
circulation Of any of the Spanish.
oapers in Texas. Our books are
'pen for public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02

Mexico, y. f., Ag %.
I'll actual Ministro de F0mcutO
Don Ignacio Bonillas hizo publ
60 un manifesto por cl cual lie
claraba nulas todos los contraiOs
. concesloncs otorgadas por cl
anterior MiniStro de Fomcnt0 V
Comunicacioncs durantc cl r6gi-
men de Uucrta
Nogalcs, Sonora, Ag. 90. 0.--DcS--
pu6S de crlcbrAr variaS cOnfvrcn-
cias entire los Generates Villa Y
Obrcg6n Y cl Gobcrnador May
torcna Il" Sonora, las bases Sobr"
iaS otlal2S descansan So han dadh
conocnr, y cs caSi SECURE que
las dcsciciones hayan terminate
va. entire ambas faccioncS.
FL GraI. villa cruz0 dcSdr tcm-
pranO Ia frontcra dc Mexico \.
cOntCrcnCi0 dcSdc hIcgO con May
torcna micntraS que el Genera
Obrcg0n y cl Gral. Hill, que re-
Trcscntnu 4 CarranIa. pcrmanc-
cirrOn "n ladO americana.
Mas tardc Villa y Obrcg0n, vo!
Virron ii confcrcnciar con May.
torcn0. Como rcSultado de- rstn
confcrcncia Sc obtuyo Ia libcrtad
Immediate del GraI. Mvarado y
algunos ciros oficinlrS mas. ARE,
iados por ordcn dc Maytorcna.
Continua la confercncia todC
cl dia dc hoy
Sc dice que 81 Gobcrnador May
tor"na pcran""crh prohabIcmo1
tc al frcIt" 4" los nogocios del
Estado y que los Indiox Naquis.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
Ell actual Gcbierno procedera c
nergicamente.

MGNico. y. +.
rs IN hcch0 Vordadcramente
dc que cI nucvc gobi"rno va 4
pr0cedcr con toda cncrgia contra
los traidorcS y tr&Sto"madorcs del
ordcn pnhlico.
I2i Pr2sldcntc Dc la Rerttlica
Sr. Hr"! Don FcmStiamG Carran
IN ha manifcstado publicamente,
que todo aQucl ono importa quicr
sea- W)a tratc de cncabc2ar una
rebellion, &cra r"rseguido tcraz.
mcntc h3s:1 amquilar)o.
III Prr>idcntc CaWanza ha di-
rhO terra naUtcmcntr "qur la Pa
trIa rS'a muy pOr cnrima dc to-
daS las amhirjou"s y a. todas las
traici0noS
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02

10000 propictarioS en- nm uo1s
de cuotro milloncv do nrnn;ota
rios AAora Dundn vcr l. nrina.
vera Ia nIovo vida IN nnorgIo
de rstos ncoups rno;cntnmcntn dns
pertada Al o,stn dc nosoor t;o~ra
Y libcrtof Do,itiro y ncon6mico.
mclean con ;ouol ;mn,,,so ono 81
iabricgo frances dn j. fa,nnso 20.
voluciGn Toda nsto cnotn com.
prcndc m,o Io nunst;nu oo,ra.,,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
Si|uetdS HuertiStaS

la prcDSa americana nos da la
infaustA hOticia de cStar pOT ra-
dicarsc tn tsta uno de los mas
fmestos hombrcs que registrar
pueda la historic Universal.
Al deem, " funestos, - de prop0-
sito he logrado cscojer la mas
benigna Dalabra que rcgiStra cl
Diccl0nario. SuS anteccdcntes ia
ranto 81 bravisimo, pcro en- cx--
trcmo dosdichado tempo, no los
envidiariA hi Ncr6n, nj Caligula.
Rccuerdo que i rniz dc SIT clc-
vaci0n ri Ministcrjo, Sigu;0 una
6poca Dc terror y de porsccucio-
ncs, que al habcrsc dado detalIa-
da cuenCa la prcnsa mcxicana,
hubicra trovocado en- todas las
nacioncs civilIzadas, una protcsta
viril. Urrutia fuG Il TorQucma-
da del Tribunal IIucrtista.
La inq,,isicion no fut mas san
guinaria nj mas saIvaic que csta
6poca que llcn6 de luto y dosola-
ci6n q In naci6n Mcxicana, de
jando marGada hu"lla de ign0mi.
MIA y bald6n para sus autorcs.
"Tlanepantla' pintorc&co puc-
bio, Immediate i In Capital dc la
RcpUblicd, ruG Il lugar csco9ido
para las 'ictimaS de cstos traidO--
res. Era comln, cn Ia GpocH i
que nc rcficro, IIamarlc Tlan"-.-
maroma, por todoS sUs habitantrS
" habm cHido nj dediIlo este mo-
to, atont" la circumstance dc que
cl Ncr0n mrXicanO lG habia con
vcrtid0 IN rl hrgar mas i prOp6-
Isito palr Saciar sus mStintoH he
hicua,
Lastmn prandc que no hubir-
ra pcrmnncidO mas on Mexico pa
ra que dicra buona curnta dc Sus
hcchos cobardcs.
III Tnn#fuga Urrutia. nos rcsul
Ia mas thjo. y mas VII. hoy Il Ia
sombrn Gel r0bclI0n dc las ho.-
rraS y d. las cStrcIlas. Pidc /
grltos la intervention. hoy uur
~ r'orR'h'Iac'"n p"i''lrh So M
l'"Na" cahn con van h'lrn 1I'''
con tan i'i'| Sn'r'r, que on''-
,''H '''''' '''n'','' "S'S"'"""S y"
@ NV" ,''"n'""" "' S''S '''''h"" en-
''"'," '' ~, j'',''''" no So''h Fc''''' .
| ,i"' ,''' '''''''"' = '''''," 'h'''''r"'
."nb" lug" 4n" ser 'N'ra"'i"o" por"
Jn@Rarsc'' p"r crlm'nol
a." I. ~ war l'"o"p'','"'''' "a
IN''"' '''"' ~ nos Il" !" h"''c'"
Wv w. ,Id I"r P,r''S" n"c'o,,"'l"",S' n' '''',
dod 90 ,nIn oonnot;,Io on,, 'In ~
miscria del cspiritn onc onimo i
este h0mbro, frnnsto en- iodns
parties
Dice rl DR., Urrntio, que In pa
L'''t"r'",' ~ ;'',o, q" NcN'co cS'rlO" "h
IntlinIt - r9InntNu OCllprpHptH no
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
Carranza J Villa
Del San Antonio Light.

III ElHfclIO 'OHSLi iIlICloiiatIHt1
ticnc actualmcrtc cl control de
In Rcpiiblica Mcxicana, Algu-
na pemlcna p0rci0n q" ella pcrma
nccc. sin embargo, hoStil al Go
bicrno Constitucionalista. La dc
titud de Xapata y Sus adsct0S 40
i'm sidO aun dcfinida pcrfcctamcn-
tc. furra de- clio tOda In Republic
ca Sc haT" en- mnnoS del hl"rcit"
yictorloSo.
la question dr vital lmpOrtHn,
Ella que se prcScnta ahOra "S ia
habilidal para arrcglar diploma
ticamcnte pcqucnas disencIonps
auc cxisia entire los mismoS clo-
mcntos.
Sc ur,srntun Va Sintomas Il"
1rc los UurrtistaS cst1n proIurar
40 acojrrSc con Villa como lii PIE
dra de saIvaci6n, y clos rspcran
Scmbrar In cizana entire 4 y Ca
1rau2a cIcvnr i Villa la prl.-
mcra Magistratura
Tn cavsa de las discncioncs Ell
ire Villa CurranZ0 duc tantO
han o)cgodo los hucriiStns son
Dcrfcctamcntc conocidaS on este
pais; rs sin rmharto rsrucial pn-
"a Ia innlrfinfa Darificaci6n do
IA Rcp,IblIca nir rstoS dos eau
JjIlos Uoglcn 4 romprrndrrso
pcrfcctamrntr.
{; villa ,,rof,or, yooru;,. Ioy in.
s;n,oo;nncs Lo los Uucrtistas un,,
10 inducrn 4 ,nl confIicto armndo
contra Carranza. comctcra indu.
dabIcmcntc mn grave error. Funr-
tc yiril como soldado, cs mn
nifio conporado con el clcmcnto
Hncrtista. On In poIitica mrxica-
m 4 nlicn nuirrc convcrtiy on
nm iuguctc. f
por o,,o u,,., ~, 10 s,,,o -,
D,,.topc;, nuo Co,ron,, 4,,,oo
arotn / vulo :. o.; -. nna;l1a ,,,,.,..
w., ,.':' -,
nor hov 81 nina de- - rcvo}uri6u
Constit,iciona1iSfo Ohrno6n An.
aclcs Y otros one nnarcccn on In
prcnsa. SON acknowledgements hi
bilcs y Ducnox soIdados nrrn min
,euno de clos ticnr In hoja tan
briIIantc como In ticno Villa Tn
cousa Constitncionalistn hubir
ra triunfdo probabIcmcnir sin Ia
ayuda d. villa. pcro hubicra tar
dado mha. In sido Villa 81 bra
~ fn"rt' Il" !" r"vo'no'"n
fucdH q fhc'Im"ntc tra"r 4 Ia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
Cay6 do ounce pies dc altura.

7. Montelongo que trabaja en-
In construction del puento en- In
calle del Concrete, sufrid algu.
mas lesiones, al oAer de uno de
los andamios de 15 pies de altnra,
Fu6 conducido al Hospital de
Santa Rose para su atenci6n me.
dica. ~ ...a lssaaas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02

Atsnci6n, oornpradorNs ds Libroa.
Comprando SUN libroa en- la libre
ria de "Bl Regidor,'' no aries
gan aus dinaros. Este casa es
ta naAs antigua, mas aereditada '
mas baratA en- sl Estade de Ter.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02

Ell REG1DOR hene mayor cir.
culaci6n que cualquiera de los
peri6dicos que SO publican en-
Espaiol en- Texas. Nuestros L.
bros est&n & Ia vista de quien
quiera inspeccionarlos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
La Ciudad de Louvain incendiada
TIOndTcs, Ng. %.

''VTHTVS, w. ~.
El Ministro Bclga dc Rclacio..
nos Ext@riorcs, inform6 que In cju
dad bclgd de bouvain, on Ia pro,
ylnIca d" I}rabant, ha aido inccn.
dada p0r los AIcmancs.
l'onvoin fn6 ovacuada por los
Holgo" on Agosto q. E'sta silra
(Posa { In 8a. phg.)
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02
Como aToian las bombas los diri-
jibles atomanes.

l'ondrcs, Ag %.
III m6tod0 usado p0r los b,IUrcs
acrooS alcmancs, para dir,.jir mm
bomb0s, a. dnscrito por nm rcfu.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1914-09-02

Iapatn SO une 4 los CONSTITUTIONS
lista3.
d. fucntc fjdcdigna So ha 50
btdo que las tropas dol General
htniIiano Napatn, So han undo l.
lac ruorZds ConstituCionalistaa.
Muy djena ha sido Ia actitud
ouc la tornado ri Gra1 Hapntn,
pucs dc cSto 50 dosprcndc Ia bue.
mn YoE1ntad que tiono para H.
pronta rostauraci6n de In paz on
Mexico.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-15
CAROLS AND MUSIC
OF CHR|STMAST|DE
Camp Hill Music Cub Is Heard
in Most Delightful
Concert

The Camp Hill Music Club, assisted
by Mrs. William K. Bumbaugh and
Newell Albright, gave compliment
airy Christmas concert before very
appreciative audience in the Camp
Hill Methodist Church last evening.
Admission was by card and the
church was filled. The program,
made up largely of well-chosen Christ
mas compositions, was rendered In a
really delightful manner.
The chorus was well drilled and the
singing spirited. The piano solos of
Mr.. Albright and Mrs. John Henry
were chosen with especial thought
for the remainder of the program and
were received with such enthusiaAn
that both had to respond to encores
Mrs. Bumbaugh confined her selec-
tions to Christmas classics entirely and
sang in her usually splendid manner.
The program in full:
Jolly Winter" Vincent, chorus;
"Forest Murmurings," Liszt, Newell
Albright; Grade Song of the Blessed
Virgin" Barnby-God, chorus; Beth
1ehem," Coombs. Mrs Bumbaugh;
THE Song and the Star" Linders,
Miss Fink, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Stein
metz and Mrs. Pardoe; "Rigoletto."
List, Mrs. John Henry; Nazareth,
Gounod, chorus; (a) Etude in minor.
(b) Etude in A major, Poldini, Mr.. AL
bright; Song Of the Orient" Shelly,