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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14

In consequence of an error over which
George w Qulntard had no control n
stud advertisement appeared In THE Sun
In which II was stated that the celebrated
wire haired fox terrier Raby Dazzler
had won the cup for the best of all breeds
Mt the L. X A. A. show at Mineola. This
prize went to Raby Dazzler's kennel com
panon. Matford Vic, which also won the
chief fox terrier cup at the Wissahickon
Kennel Club show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14
scotch show On In October.

Tourists who will be abroad In Scot
land during October are reminded that
the Scottish Kennel Club show will take
place at Edinburgh on October IA and Is,
There Is always an excellent turnout
at the Waverley Market event and Sen-
orally an opportunity for purchasing a
good dog at a fair price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14

Charles Mackarness. who has been in
the office of the American Kennel Club
for several years and edits the Ken
mel Gazette, has resigned and Is going
to England to reside where he will take
up his old hobby OF modelling dogs and
other animals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14
ArnoIt to Judge st New Haven.

At the New Haven. Conn, Kennel Club
show to be held at New Haven on
Wednesday. June ~, q. Muss Arnolt will
Judge the sporting span.els. boagles.
dachshunds, Belgian sheepdogs. German
sheepdogs and whippets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14

The bright orange colored Pomeranan
bitch Offiey Shining Light has been pur-
chased by Mrs. Madge Thorpe Of Sleeps
head Bay, L. l., who Is now In England.
Shining Light will come to the United
States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-14

report Of the Devon dos show
Will be found In the Sporting see-
tiOn to-day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25

ci6n tr~iunfante lego a la ca
pital de la Repdblica, trataba
de organizar debidamente ell
Gobiern0 Provisional Y Sc dis
pOnia, ademas, a atender las
demands de la opinion publ
ca, dando satisfaction q las
imperiosas eXigencias de refor-
ma social que ell pueblo ha me-
hester, cuando trOpez6 con las
dificuItades que Ia reacci6n
habia venido preparandO en- ell
sen0 de la Division del NOrte
con prop6sito de frustrar los
triunfos alcanzados pOr los es-
~fuerzos del Ej6rctio Constitu-
cionaliSta.
Que esta Primera Jefatura
deseosa de orgnniZar ell Co.
bierno Provisional de acuerdo
con las ideas Y tendencias de
los hombres que con las armas
en- la mano hicierOn la RevO-
COnstituciOnaliSta, Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25

a. - ,-o-;r;o.-ro II 40 "a
,o-n -
WIS d.
'.I" I'' ,''J,o'
w ID N'H"'i-'" P0i q
A-"e''0-" IC'0iI"IU } uS"i-
par este e o'el u"t'0o ue /"
N"0''" q 81" - "G' l'i'.I'0
'"T>' p'i' ANU t"1@0 w VIZ"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25

T La Dana de las Camelias. "O.25
Los Maridos Infames 2 tomos 0 so
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Los Siete Pecados CaPitales, 2 to-
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Memorials de IN revolucionario. O.
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Il tIEaala ruSa. SO.'S
Carmen. Historic de un cOraZOn.
HermcSa novela meXicana -. $0.S5
Historic de Robinson Crusoe Ii
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de lUjo Sl.75
Los dramas del Adultcrio. Conmo-
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Los Misterios dc la Inquisicion.
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Il Judo Errante. ......... 90
La Juvrutud De Enrique ", - 90
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Romeo Y Juiieta. 1900. .... 0.25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25
Carranza po1e en- vigor eI Plan de Guadalupe

les Y poiiticas que eXige Ell
pals, dejan entender claramen-
te que Ia insubordinaci6n del
General Villa tiene I'm carac-
ter netamente reaccionario Y
opuesto a los movinientos del
constitucionalista, Y tiene ell
prop6sito de frustrar ell triunfo
complete de la REVOLUTION, i'm
pidiendo ell estabiecimiento de
IN Gobierno Unconstitutional
que Sc ocupara de eXpedir y
poner en- vigor las reformas
por las cuales ha venido luchan
do ell pals desde hace cuatro
amos.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS


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knclirIdloneS, GrlmorloS y fentacu-
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La claTIcula del hecnlcero o LlOro
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IA uS2SaD. 80 - 10 alta m9oia
Pos"'~ ~, aTroTa los misferios de
IL c;g,oia[ ocnit4s Conria1e eI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25

Publicamos hoy para cum
plir con nuestro prop6sito de
ser informadores imparciales
ell manifesto lanzado por don
Venustiano Carranza Ell Vera
cruz.
Is documento que reviSte
y por clio 10 damos a la
publicidad para cue sea como
edo de nuestros iectores.
Hello aqui:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25
Tuvo que aplazarse el propo-
sito del Primer Jefe.

One este nroD6sito two Que
aDjazarse de pronto. Dor cue
los Generates. Cobernadores '
.Jefes que concurrieron a las
sesiones de la Convention Nj
.]irar on n c. de Mexico, est
maron conveniente que estu-
,;asen renresentadcs en- elias
fodos los elemertos armados
qpc +omaron nar+p en- Ia lucha
contra n psrrDaci6n buartista.
afornos de los cualas SO habian
obs4anido de concrrrir q pre-
tav+o de faI+a de rarantias V q
carsa de Ia rebellion cue en-
cortra de esta Primera Jefatu-
~ habia iniciado 81 General
Francisco Villa. Y ouisieron
nara clio trasladarse a Ia Gu
dad do Acnascaientes, uue luz
garon al I1par mas adecuado
i, con las conGicionas dc neytra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25
La CASA WAS AC%REDTFADA, La MAS seq

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Los Observation-Disclosures
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Memories de IN Guerrillero. His
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IA Najes.ad Ca:da.-AoVela hlsto-
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ENSENANZA.

Aritmr,ica Commercial. IS
SIaD&-lCs. $o.Oo
Manila No. ............. .
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Les grupos miiitares que con,
troio ia PEiane-a Je-
Gatura. Cd

Que de los glupos militares
que Sc formaron para combatir
Ia uSurpaci6n huertista. las d.
visiones del Noroeste, Noreste,
Orjento, Centre Y Sur. ocupa-
ron bajo la direction de la
Primera Jefatura, habi6nd0se
eXistido entire esa Y aquellas,
perfecta ammonia y cOmpleta
coordination en- los medios de
acci6n para realizar 81 fin pro
puestc; no habiendo sucedido
10 mismo con la Division del
Nortc, que, bajo Ia direction
del General Francisco Villa,
dei6 yer desde I'm principle
tendencias particuIares y Sc
sustraio al cabo, por complete,
a Ia Cbediencla del Quartet
General de Ia REVOLUTION Cons
titucionalista, obrando por su
s6la iniciativa, al grade de que
la Primera Jefatura ignora TO-
davia hoy. en- gran pare, los
medios de cue Sc ha Waldo e
exDresado General para pro,
porcionarse fondos y sostenel
Ia campaha, Ell monte de esos
fondos Y eli uso que de clio;
hay& hechO:
Trat6 de organizar ell Co
bierno Provisional.
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OBRAS POETlCAs DE PEA.

C-rrss de! Toga-.......... SO.35
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NEWSSTAND CARRANZA

Primer Jefe del Ej6rcito
Constitucionalista y EncarCado
del Poder Executive de la Re
pubIica MeXicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-25
Considera un deber proseguir
Ia revolution.

Ia revoiucion.
Que, en- tai virtud, es un de-
Der hacia la Revolution y hacia
la Patria, proseguir a Revo-
tuci6n comenzada en- 1913,
continuando la lucha contra
los nuevos enemigos de la iber-
,aG de pueblo meXicanO:
Que teniendo que subsistir,
por 10 tanto, Ia interruption del
7rden constitutional durante
este nuevo periodic de la lucha,
iebe, en- consequence CONT
auar en- vigor ell Plan de Qua
laIupe que lie ba servido de
norma Y de bandera, hasta
rue. cumpliendo debidamente
= vencido ell enemigo, pueda
,establecerse ell imperio Gle la
Constitution.
Que no habiendO sido posi-
de realizar los prop5sitos para
.fue fu6 conVocada la ConVen-
ion Militar de Octubre, y Sien
10 el objeto principal &c la
.ueva lucha, por parte de las
ropas reaccionarias del Gene
al Villa, impedir Ia realiza-
ion de las reformas revolucio-
~arias que requiere e pueblo
.acXicano, el Primer Jefe de la
Hevoluci6n ConstituciOnalista
';cne la obligation de procurar
gue, cuanto antes, Sc gongan
n vigor todas las leyes en-
lie debe cristalizar las refor-
las politicas y econ0micas que
i pals necesita, eXpidiendo
.ichas leyes durante la nueva
ucha que va a desarrollarse.
81 aniquiiamiento de la reac-
ci5n cue reHace.
Que por 10 tanto, y teniendo
cue continUar VICENTE el Plan
e Guadalupe en- su parte esen-
cial. Sc hace necesario que el
pueblo mexicano y ell Ejercito
Constituciona!ista conOzcan to-
ia precision los fines militares
aue Sc persiguen en- la nueva
lucha, que son ell aniqullamien
&c de la reacci6n que renace,
cncabezada por ell General vi
LA, y los principles polfticos Y
socialeS que amman a esta
Hrimera Jefatura, y que son
los ideales por los que ha We
nido luchandO dcsde hace mas
de cuatro amos ell pueblo meXi-
canO.
(Ccntinuars)
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NCVELAS DiVERSAS.

/. Nartir del Gulgota. HermoSa
o5-- ,as4da en- u vida del Redentor
del Gullo. In J0no grande empas-
$500
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OBRAS DIVERSAS.

la Voz de Ia Naturaleza. Collection
de hermosas historias y novelas mo-
ralas. 81 rs
Manual de agriculture Y ganade-
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campo. Con grabados. 1890. Sl.25
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Trat6 de organizar ell Co
bierno Provisional.
Que una vez que Ia Revolu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-17
CHELSEA.

Miss Grace Thompson has been the
guest for week of Gardiner friends
Mrs. Harold Salisbury OF Gardiner was
the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs.
Marcella Hayes.
Mrs. E. M. Gilman is in Hallowell for
a few weeks.
Archie and Hazel Collins Saturday
night entertained the Ace of Spades
Club.
Miss Emma Green was recent guest
of her brother. C. K. Green, In Pittston.
Mrs. E. NJ Gilman. Mrs. Florence
Thompson and Miss Doris Thompson
were Saturday callers in North Pittston.
Theodore Yeaton passed away very
suddenly Friday night at the home OF
his daughter Mrs. Warren Hail. in West
Gardiner.
Mrs. Mary J. Stafford is in Massachu-
sets for the summer, the guest of her
sister.
Eva Morange arrived on the boat
Saturday morning from Needham, Mass,
where she has been employed for long
time. After a weeks visit with her par
ents she intends to return and enter
dressmakng school.
Walter Morgan and family of Gardiner
were Sunday guests of George Morgan.
Mrs. Mamie Pitcher of Lewiston was a
recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Dora
Meader.
Mrs. Stella Trask is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Elizabeth Smith of Gardiner was the
guest Sunday of her mother at Frank
! Hayes.
Fire one day last week destroyed the
Clara Vaughn house on the Halloween
road occupied by Asel harrington.
Walter Blrbank was a caller Sunday
| in Manchester.
| Austin Weikle went to Portland Fri
day.
Marion Hunt of Gardiner was the Sun
day guest of her father, j. H. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Hayes of Au'
| gusta were Sunday guests of their sister
Mrs. J. Fl. Hunt.
Mrs Abbie Lily of Augusta and Jennie
Hayes of Randolph were Sunday guests
of Mrs Elizabeth Burbank.
Good Will Circle will next meet with
Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Ellen Hassom and grandson
Frank Gorham. are In Lewiston Tor
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Grace Hinckley was at the home
of her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Witham and granddaush'
ter. Ida Whitman of Madison. were re
cent guests of Mrs. A. A. Morang
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Morang of Gar
diner were Sunday guests of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Morang.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wasgatt were sun
dav callers in vassalboro on Mr.. ano
Mrs George Robin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Croxford were sun
dav callers on Mrs. Croxford's mother
Mrs s. X Allen.
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CHELSEA

Earle Hayes with an automobile party
from Kents Hill was calling Sunday at
the Hemenway cottage.
W. K Thompson and son Monday sold
a COW and three veals to Chas. Ward for
the Brighton market.
Several Of our young people attended
the musical recital given in Library hall,
Gardner, Monday afternoon by Miss
Florence Moodys pupils.
j. W. Thompson Saturday sold to 2. B.
Foye for the Brighton market a new
mich cow.
The funeral OF the late Theodore Yea
ton was held Monday afternoon from his
late residence on the River road. Many
were present from out OF town. The pan
bearers were A. S. Fowler. w. 8. POW
ers. J. H. Hunt. Charles Marson.
Ernest Yeaton, who was called nome
by his fathers death. returned TUESDAY
to Providence. r. l. He is member OF
the graduating class from Brown univer-
sity He was accompanied by his moth
er and two sisters, Della and Blancns and
Mrs. Chiids OF Waterville, II
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
Alleged Misdceds Of Nicholas George
Cause Him Some Trouble.

Nicholas George was in trouble
Tuesday at the municipal court and
found some difficulty in bringing about
a state of affairs that would prevent
the strong arm of the law resting
heavily on his broad, shoulders, and
even though he devoted a portion OF
the morning and afternoon to an en-
deavor TO justify certain actions OF
his which brought him within the
pale of the court room, and is tenn
porarily free to frequent his accus-
toned haunts, he is still under the
shadow of the law and his enjoyment
of freedom depends to quite an ex-
tent upon his future behavior.
Nicholas was arrested Monday eve
ming by the police on complaint OF
Evangalos Papas for idle and disorder
ly conduct and having no visible
means Of support, and when taken in
was found to have upon his person
a seven-shot automatic pistol fully
loaded. Tuesday morning he was ar
raigned before Judge Lancaster on
the charge above mentioned, and en-
tered a plea Of not guilty. claiming
that he was sick and had not worked
for a year, and that his cousin, Louis
Papas, was taking care of him. Louis
was not present and the case was con-
tinued until afternoon in order that
the desired evidence might be secured.
At the afternoon session Nicholas was
represented by Samuel Titcomb and
at the conclusion of the hearing the
court found the respondent guilty.
Sentence was suspended.
Nicholas was then arraigned on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons,
to wit, the pistol mentioned above,
and by advice Of his counsel pleaded
not guilty. He claimed that the pis-
toll belonged to his cousin, Louis Pa
pas, that It was out Of order and that
he was carrying 1t to be repaired. The
respondent was found guilty and or
dered to furnish a bond in the sum
of $500 to keep the peace for six
months. from which decision an ap-
peal was taken. Execution Of the sen
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William Hanlon, a pupil in Grade
VIII at Webster Grammar school,
Lewiston, was taken suddenly Ill while
on a class ride to Augusta and To-
gus Friday. He is much better at this
time but for while his condition was
serious. The party had reached Au-
gusta when his illness became appar-
ent and his teacher, Gertrude F. Cur
tbs. Immediately took him under her
personal care. He was taken to the
office of the State Board of Health and
DR. Young discovered that the car
sickness had aggravated a heart
trouble He advised that the boy be
taken TO the hospital. but his teacher
communicated with the boys father,
Edward Hanlon of Newbury street,
Auburn. Mr.. Hanlon at once went TO
Augusta and took his son to Auburn.
While the rest of the children were
being shown about the offices of the
State House or later when they were
making friends with the old soldiers
at Togus, William wasn't having a
very good time. His teacher remained
with him instead of continuing on to
Togus with the pupils, there being
other teachers in the party to care
for the DISQUALIFICATION Journal.
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The shower of Monday afternoon
and evening proved the forerunner of
several demonstrations of the same
kind, with the result that during the
night and Tuesday the ground got a
good soaking. After the passing of
the first shower Monday several others
came along during the night and soon
after 8 o'clock Tuesday morning there
was a regular downpour which was
accompanied by heavy thunder that
was the cause of the slumbers of a
great many people around the city be-
ing disturbed. The rain continued at
intervals during the day and was just
what was needed as the ground was
very dry According to the rain
euage at the State House the rainfall
from Monday afternoon until 7 o'clock
Tuesday morning was 81 of an inch,
which was a heavy fall for the time
that it was coming.