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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15
MEDIA QUE FAvoRECE Al
CoMEROIO.

Por la piensa lareclense nos On.
teramos lie que la Gerencia del
Ferrocarrjl international ha dis.
puesto quo gis carros dc caaga
pasen 4 torritorio rnexicauo sin
neoesidad do qua los intAresados
otorgnen gianza aigunA.
Es indpdable que osa disrosi.
ei6n redunda grandemente en- fa.
yor del eotnereio, Con ella 40
faonita el trAfico. evitando gas
toa Y snoicstias & los romitentea
de moruAncfas.
HsfA, pues, dc placemes Il CO.
neraio dc Laredo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15
Diarianente Negal miles de
retugiadOs q Mexico

Durante Ia senana auterior,han
pasado por Eagle Pass ,eon desti.
no Il Mexico. cerca de mii reftl..
giades mexicanos, que yuelvetl q
sils hogarts, acogi,los 4 In amnig-
tia. rcctentcmente decretada por al
Primer Jcfe.
La mayor partc dc los rcfugiar
dos hai1ap estado emp6nados en-
la reconstruction he las Was fe"
rrocarriltfaa dc Tcxas. Okiaho.
inn Y San Euis; los htros peetaa
nccian al eidrcito Yilliata, amuja.
tiados ifuaImeute por eI Gral.
Obreg6n Y Que Yueycn 4 sus iios
ttares con plonnS gapautias
Todos cstos clCmtnios. qtc han
nruzad0 q M@xico. teudpGn oportt,
nidad dc dcdicafse 1 los trabajos
dc reconstruction de ias vias, pa.
ra 10 cuai sogdn erttenlemos, SO
han dad0 los passes c2nsiguinn-
tos, para darlc eima 4 DSta c1u.~
presa &c auma irnportancia.
III Sr. Antonio Perez, agente dc
cutpleoa del Gobierno Conatitucio.
nalista. con rcsidoneia tt, Eagle
Pass, Texos tabaja activamente
por llevar torritorio Ynexica.
no todos los obreros quc de-
seen trabaiar en- h reparaej6n de-
las Was.
FL seaer Perez, ha ofree:io q
cuantos han acceptable su invita-
ciom daSies trabajo pormaneato
~ cstima que para dentro tie 40
Idias. tsndTa de cineo s seis MD
hofnbres on trabaios do Mlcn w
tire Piedrar Negras y Mexico. / i
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15
PERSONAL

Iienos recibido IN vista dsd
Sr Alfredo aatza, inspector de
ms bandas Iniliiares dc Supreme
PodeTes, de Mexico.
I'll ST. aaraa, bien catoeitlo en-
los ofwt,los artfstiaoa do San
Antonio, es aaItor de mucIas pie.
xag Inuaioales, entire las cuales
ae ononta Ii iruspiFadisiana do
" "uauto 10 QuEsro.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15
MEJoRAs mATERrALEs.

Con Ionitlc empeiio SO trabaja
en- esta ciudad para ensapehar
aleunas eailos y mcjorar el paw
metito dc otraa,
Vai.ias euadriilas dc operarios,
mexieanos en- sH inayorla, Sc 0en.
pan diarlamentc Ell esos traba .
Jos.
Celebram0s con doble motive
Ia oonducfa lie nucstrns attori..
Idadea soLre 81 particular prime.
70, porqne procuran hernoscar
IIa poblation, y despu6s, porqs.t
lei proporsionan trabaJo & TntI
ehos pobrea Tnexisanoe que eeT
| q - Aientxn feliaes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15
BIZ PUEBLO pIpE LA pAz.

Con sumu frccucneia han ocu,
rrido nabifcstacioncs del pueblo
en favor de In paz, en las eiuda-
des de i'crlin, Dresden = Ieip..
zig, seghn mensnia remitido pot
q corrcsronsal del dialio "rag.
match.
M lnensaie agrcna, que prcValc
oe IN conviction en las mnltitu..
dee de Alemania, de que soln..
mcnte lin moyimiento revoiueio.
mario, chii obiigaria al gobior..
no b etitrsr en ucRoeiaci0aeS lie
PM, con los enemigos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

Los b1lgaros, Ell su empefio por
entrar en territorio griego, para
hostilizar 4 los aliados, han des-
piegada gran actividad durantc
los Gltimos dias y sc preparan pa
RI cruzar la frontera de Grecia
Por su partc, 81 Rey Constanti-
no, de esta Ultima naci6n, que
ma hecho algunas concesiones 4
lnglaterrA y Francia, ha ordena.
do que salgan fuerzas hacia Ia
region amenazada por los bilga--
ros, q fin de que los aliados ten
gan mayor libertad en- sus movi-.
mientos. Los bnlgaros, segnn
lnformes que sc consideran de
buena prOcedencia, han sufmdo
enormes perdidas eli los comba--
tes que han librado para avan---
Har sobre cl snreste de Servia,
donde les ha faltado la avuda de
los teutoneS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

En- Brownsville, en- Laredo, en-
Eagle Pass, en- El Paso, en- todas
las poblaciones texanas de la o..
rilla del Bravo, encuentra uno
centenarcs, til veH millarcs de
lnexicanoS cue no trabajan, que
no hacen ORA cosa que dolerse
do su sTIerte Y maldecir de In
REVOLUTION que, segun ellos, les
obliga 4 probar el pan del des--
tierro,
Comenzaremos por declarar
que entire esos mexicanos sc cuen-
tan personas muy aprcciables. Co
merciantcs. industriales, rcntistas,
l'icos mineros 8 labradorcs que
eran sospcchosos para la Revo---
luci6n, 8 cue no simpatizaban con
6sta, Sc vieron obligados 4 sallr
de Mexico Y 4 pedir hospitalidad
en- esta terra, en- la que viVen
decorosamente con s,is ahorros o
del producto de sus rentas. Sc
expliea uno que 6stos no traba--
ien, va que las necesidades ded VI
vir, no les imponen la obligation
de ganarse cl pan de cada dia
con 81 sudor dc 8u frcnte. rs.
tos son unos cuantos, son los es-
eogidos. Pcro los otros2 Los que
forman legion9 Les parcce bien
csto de entregarse il lamentncio-
mes sin ncordarse del trabalof
Ellos, que. Sc dicen :m aNnantes
de Mexico Y de sus glorias, no
comprenten que con sll conduc--
ta echan ON borYon sobrc el nom
hre msxicano9
Hombras fuertes. hombres sa-,
nos. sa lIenitud de- vida ve tlno
on gran nurnero Y 4 todas horas
On aatas poblaciones texanas. que
no so ocupan Ell nada ntll. que
no haeen otra coSa que n da
auui paru aild en- buscn del ami.
40 6 eonocido dc la misma iaya
para eomeutar los ttltimos neon
tecimientos rovolucionarios, ARE.
clar las c, sas dc Mexico Il su ma
nera Y ccharsc luego Il sonar Ell
los dias .te ventura que han dc Stl
@ccder 1 cstos de amargo deStie-
rro. Hahlarlcs de trabaJo esos
hombrea, es tanto como inferlr.
les grave ofensa. Aqm no hay
NADIA on que ellos puedan desarro
liar sus grandes facultades. J
4 10 ueiorr nos hallamos con que
auienes asi nos contostan, son an
tiguos poiicias, esoribicntIllos dc
infima elaso, comerciantcs quebra
dos, proffSionales que nunca tu-.
vieron clientela. viciosos oftcla
les del ciereito 8 simples infeli-
ces due muy bicn pudieran vivlr
on Mexico sin que nadie Sc diera
cnenia ds su exis.encia. Z. Son
inGontables los pobres diablos que
yejetan dc este lado del Rio La.
nandosc yfctimas de Ia Revoln-
cidn, ts.n solo para lograr que e,tf
tro papanntas los efedii rersonas
inporiantcs, hombrcs de gran sig
nifieaci6n en- su terra Y eapnces,
81 alla y,telven. dc daF al trastp
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

acierto que tengan para sus a.
cuerdos los cncargad0s del GO
.bicr1lo dc la comunidad. Por ESQ
Sc debe considerar como un de-
Der impcI;oso de todo ciudada--
no al lie contribuir de buena vo.
lnntad para la formation del
cense.
I'll que da margen 4 estas IL
meas, quedarh terminado para
los altimos dias de este mes, Sc
gun So H. acryido informarnos
uno de los cncargados de csc
trabajo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

con la revolucion Ell cualquier ra-
to.
Estos Iombres que no traba--
ian, Que llepan mcses v mas me-
scs, tai vez amos, de vivir del "a
yor del amigo pudiente, 8 dol en-
gaho--que hasta este hay que
perar del holgazan-, constitu.
ven una verdadera vergiienza pa
ra Mexico. siempre altivo Y Or
gulloso dc sns riquezas.
Para evitarle este bochorno 4
IA nacionalidad ,ncsotros no les pc
dimos mucho los mexicanos re
sidentes On San Antonio: que
tlabaien. que trabaien, vendien-,
do peri6dicOs, layando platos, linz
plando pisos, 81 para mas no sir.
ven; ESQ no importa; 10 esencial
es mover los musculos y levantar
Ell espiritu. Que Sc les yea STEM
pre- ocupados; que cstos america
nos, tan observadorcs y practicos,
vean eli clos hombrcs de inicia.-
tiva, hombrcs dc acci6n capaecs
dc librar las luchas por la vida
en- cnalqu,er partc.
! Entiendan esos mexicanos que
asi, solo asi, sc haran dignos dc
llcyar el nombre que tan justa,
monte les cnvanece.
Que no Sc olga mas de cllos
! que wiener. 4 TERRA extrana 4 vi,
vir como lagos . pordioseros.
IA trabaio es el gran redcntor
Por 81 son grandes los prcblos
y llegan q conquistar la felici :
dad los indiyiduos
! Il trAbaiar nues
| A IN lndo prco.upacioncs.
un lado cser6pulos recordcmos
que astanos en- I'm pueblo traba,
lado,' por excelencia. Y que aqui,
Ii Ia horn de las cspansioncs. Sc
confundcn amigabFemcnte ia
bllisa del ohrero Y el frac dol
| poderoso.
| Es dG Gsta mnnera. acSarrollan.
do ideas como les que van cx..
prcsadas tn las lineas que prece.
de- como nosotros entcmdemos
.ldne Sc puede scrvir Il 10 que sc
ha dado cn llamar In "Causa de
| Mexico
| Que hagan politica. 81 asi ID
| auieren los Que de ellie yivicron
~ exrlot6ndola lagar6n s las al.
tnras; pero los otros, los igno..
radios, esos del mont6n, que ma.
da tienen SECURE, que vivcn -
diriamos de la Divina Provi.
dencih, es hora ya de que aa..
| Icudan su letargo Y vean la ma.
nera de trabaiar. No importa en-
Idne Io que interesa es que hon
radamcnta. por SUI propio esfner..
10. SO sostengan y Sc hagan me.
reeedores del aprccio dc sus con.
yccinos
Trabaiemos, mexicanos, ane ira
Eajando IS como mcjor honramos
| Ia Mexico,
+ M consuesra
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

De Washington comuniean que
cl Encargado de Austria Hun
grfa en- aQueIl0 capital, tnvo una
confercncia con 81 Sccretario
lansing - llsa aonforcncia, Sc
gin pnrecc, fuG solicitada por el
diplomatico austriaco, para ira
Tar dcl incidento i qno ha dado
margcn a hnndimiento del "An--
cora. Ninguna noticia logra
ron obterer los reporteros de
poriodicoS acorca del rcsultado
de la conversaci6n habida en-
ire el Representative de Austria
Hungria Y cl Sccrctnrio lansing.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15
la Guerra EurOpea
UItimas n0tiCias

Como IL prensa diaria publica
extensa information del conflic-
to curopeo, nosotros juzgamos
innecesario llenar columnas Y mi
Columns con el mismo asnnto,por
no fastidiar & nuestros leetores
con la rcpeticion de noticias tras
nochadas 6 dc sobra sahidas por
ellos. Haremos, pues, un bre-
We resmen de los mas recientes
acoGtcci,nientos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

Para tCmar parte en- las scsio-
mes dc III Consejo de Guerra que
celebradn pr6ximamcnte, en- Pa
ris, los aliados, ha llegado 4 a
quella ciudad el Almirante Hans.
sin, mieuibro del Estado Mayor
dc la Marina rIsa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

Los turcos han coiocado una
bateria d. morteros dc 305 mill
metros en- los Dardanclos, para
protcgcr Ia defensa del Estrocho.
~-Comunican dc Sul6nica que A.
rrib6 4 Constantinopla ID Maris. B.,
cal Won Markcnsen.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

En- los Bolctines que diariamen-
tie publican las Sccretatias dc
Guerra de los divcrsos pafses que
han entrado & la lucha. cada cual
sc atribuyc los mas valiosos triun-
fos, de 10 que reaulta que todo
el nundo, fucra de las esferas o.
ficiaies, estd incierto sobre Ia ver~
dad de los ac0ntecnnjcutos que
SC desarroilan en- los campos de
La nuerte.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

Los aiados franco = inglcsos
desocuparon dos plazas importan-
tes dc Ia Macedonia Servia que
tenian Ell su poder aesde hacia
aigtnas sernanas. Esa l,oticja
IS de origen alematl.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

La ided dc que 10 esta lejano
cl dia dc In paa, VA arrnigaudo
en- las cnncisncias, Y no faftan
.nptiaiatas qne predifen que pa
ra Ia progilna prsna4era habra
cesado Ia Tnatanza universal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

Con motive de ciertas declara4
clones del Sumo Ponticipc, el mi
nistro italiano de Gracia y Jus
ticia, sefior Victor Manuel Or
lando, pronunci0 en- el Parlamen-
to de aquella naci6n un disc,lr--
SO que csth siendo mny comen--
tado I'll scfior Orlando teTrni-
no su discurso con las aiguien~
tes frases: "la Iglesia debe abs.
tencrso, por reciprocidad, de to-
da ingerencia en- los negocios del
Estado.'
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

allora no liza sido possible aelarar
NADIA respecto al submarine que
causo el hnndimiento del Ancora,
.por mas que sc ha venitio traba.-
iando activamente sobre el as1ln-
to, para proporcionar los deta.
lies que desoa 81 gobierno de los
Estados Unidos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-12-15

Tnforman dc viena Que hasta
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-30
NUMBER II
Foster News.

1t any one wants to know what
Pee Wee" Webb got for Christ.
mas Just ask him.
Christmas. has come with moth
er earth robed in blanket of
white. The first snow of impor-
tance this year.
| Fred Bell of Kansas City is Wis.,
iting with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. L. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Kratzer
and daughter left for Keifer, Ok
lahoma, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Scholes of
Kansas City are visiting relatives
and friends at this place.
Misses Beulah Journey and
Alice Beattie spent Christmas
day with ''Dinah.
Paul Laughlin who is teaching
! school at Collinsville, Oklahoma,
is home to spend the holidays.
John Writ Of Kansas City
spent Christmas with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Writ.
H. E. Arbogast and family
spent Christmas at Worland Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
S. Miller.
Miss Mable Bailey returned
home Tuesday to spend the holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. j. w.
Bailey of the country south.
Prof. Casebolt left Sunday for
his home in Warrensburg to
spend the holidays.
d. H. Arbogast and daughter,
Ada, were shopping in Rich Hill
Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Brown left Saturday
for her home at Walker, Mo-, to
visit home folks during holidays.
Loran Bright returned home
from Oklahoma.
Miss Lottie Gentzler left Friday
to spend the holidays with home
folks at Sprague.
Messrs. l.. E. and M. H. Thom-
Is, Willie Clouse, A. G. Metzler
md wives were shopping in Rich
Hill Wednesday.
Misses Ina Martin, Ada .Arbo-
,ast, Alice Beattie, Mr.. Curtis
Norris and Walter Jennings spent
pleasant evening Sunday with
liss Emma Parlier.
DINAH.
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Oak Grove Items.

NJ. w. Evans and family spent
Sunday with J. NJ. Evans anG
family.
Mr.. Walter Mistler and wife
of Oklahoma are visiting rela.
tives of this neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Quick are
entertaining relatives of Ft. Scott,
James Hill Of the Spruce vicin-
ity died suddenly Thursday morn
ing Of heart trouble. He leaves
to mourn his death q wife and
three children. Interment was
made in the Radford cemetery.
Jot Newberry has been on the
sick list the past week.
Geo. Keen spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. 7. j. Keen.
PANSY.
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Mt. Carmel News.

! Chas. Robertson went to Pleas
ant Gap Thursday to spend {
week with his grandmother, Mrs
Deffenbaugh.
P. H. Osborne and family and
w. g. Osborne and family spent
Xmas day at the home Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Y. Os.
borne in Butler.
Larris Wheatley and family
spent Friday night at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mul-
lis, in Butler.
Mrs. w. d. Wolfe of Kansas
City has been spending a week
with her sister-in-laws, Mrs.
Mason Darnes and Mrs. Lee M.
Hardinger.
Miss Amy Eggelson and Mrs.
w. 3. Osborne have been on the
sick list.
Virgil, Mary, Hazel and Mil
dred Burk spent Saturday night
with their aunt, Mrs. w. M. Har-
dinger and family.
Mr.. and Mrs G.y Thomas Wis
tied over Xmas with her parents, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall near Pleasant
Gap.
Miss Lille Osborne Of Butler is
visiting this week with her broth
ers, w. E. and P. H. Osborne.
Joe Fleming delivered some
cattle at Butler Monday.
Norman and Amy Eggleson
and Elmer Hardinger are spend
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-30
Christian Church

I The Plea of the Disciples o1
Christ" will be the subject of ou1
discussion Sunday. We will be.
gin the address in the morning
and conclude it in the evening
We viii have a fair but decisive
treatment Of religious fundament-
ais to which we invite all who
may be Interested.
Make New Years resolution
to 60 to church and Sunday
school every Sunday during 1916
and start in the first Sunday in
the year.
We have Bible school classes
and Endeavor societies for all
and all are invited to share the
good things they offer. Remem-
ber, the week of prayer to be
observed next week in the var
ioua churches.
r. M. Talbert, Minister.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-30
North New Home.

Homer Linendoll and wife
spent last Wednesday with Uncle
Dave Smithcrman and wife.
Grant Rice annd family Of
Maysvillc, Mo-, visited the last Of
the week with his aunt, Mrs.
John Phelps and cousins, Frank
Miller and Jack Skaggs and left
Monday for FL Dorado Springs
where they will make their future
home.
Zack Patterson annd wife and
baby of Jefferson City and Sam
Patterson are visiting with their
parents, DR.. Patterson and wife.
Frank Burton and family left
Saturday for Kansas.
Lon Smith and family left the
first of the week for Illinois,
where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Quite number in the neighbor-
hood have colds and la grippe.
Perry Osborn and family visit
ed Sunday at Mr.. Chambers.
Miss Anna Duncan is spending
the week with Mrs. Linendoll.
The Xmas tree at Nyhart and
Lost Corner was very wei at
tended.
Uncle Dave Smitherman and
wife left Monday for the soldiers
home at Higginsville, Mo.
There was a large crowd at
tended the oyster supper at Mr..
Gish's. They made about $1,000.
Bill Dark has returned home
from Washington.
John McKissick is shelling corn
for Mr.. Starks.
Bud Berry and family spent
Xmas with his sister, Mrs. J. l..
Strein.
George Frank and wife visited
With Homer Linendoll and wife
Tuesday.
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Concord and Silver Dale ha,
school this week. The Silver Dal
teacher was sick two weeks an,
taught to make up time.
Mr. Pulyer hauled Uncle Ma
Nelson q big load Of cobs and il
4 the rounds his father and uncl,
Mat traded roosters.
i Jno. Hussey OF Merwin is con
fined to his home with the grip
] N. NJ. Gregory has the addition
| to his house almost completed.
Grandma Mintm is better after
q very bad spell Of illness.
About 8 inches Of snow fell
here Friday Of last week.
On account Of the storm both
churches postponed their Xmas
trees till Xmas night. Both trees
were loaded with nice presents
for the little folks. The program
was good and good time was
had by all present.
Ben Vermillion will be in Geo.
Crooks timber with his buzz saw
this week.
Bollings and Crooks butchered
together Tuesday.
Walter Wolf and wife did not
get to come to the big dinner at
his fathers, D. G. Wolf, on ac-
count Of the snow storm.
Cricket Hedger, after a.
month s corn gathering for his
uncle, John Hussey, Of Merwin,
has returned. to work in his tim
ber. The saw mill is thinking Of
moving. Cricket says he must
Continued on Gal 2 Il
get out some logs to build him a !
house.
Uncle Mat Nelson was sur
prised Monday morning by the |
coming in with . buzz
saw and saving IL big wagon
loads Of wood. The sticks were
from 8 to 16 feet long. This was
Ill done for Christmas present
,0sMr. and Mrs. Nelson.
N. M. N.
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Little Lost Sister. !"

Go to New York or Kansas
City or Minneapolis-to Los An.
geles, or Denver or Seattle. You
will see by the daily newspapers
that someone has written anoth--
er play about the ruination of
girls. In any city, no matter
where, you will see advertise
ments of the white slave play ;
but from the advertisement it is
impossible to form an intelligent
opinion as to whether you wish
to witness the play.
Little Lost Sister, is a stage
presentation of two girls, one
who is good and one who is bad,
yet principally about the bad
girl, the ''lost sister,. It is per-
haps too true. That is the only
fault anybody has yet found with
it.
The play in four acts, from
small country town,
through the vilest den in Chicago,
and back to the country, is bound
to keep any audience in constant
1t is certainly thrill
er, and oh, so honestly true. Were
that all white slave plays were
like "Little Lost Sister"
Little Lost Sister" is drama
lied from a book that Virginia
Brooks wrote during the summer |
Investigation in Chicago. E. E.
Rose did the dramatixing, and by
he way, Mr.. Rose is the author
4 that wonderful play, "The
Rosary. ]"
The Little Lost Sister, will
i presented at Fisk's Opera
1ouse Monday evening Jan. 3.
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ing their vacation with home
folks.
+. H. Osborne and Larrfs
Wheatley butchered hogs; Tues
dry.
Everybody remember John
Huffman's sale Friday, Decem-
Der 81.
The Xmas program at Mt. Car
mel was well attended and all
enjoyed pleasant evening.
UNCLE HENRY.
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Mr.. Riley Gilbert is quite poor ri
" with tie grip.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hear
are both sick in bed with the grip
Mrs. Maggie Jacobs is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCleney visited
at her parents Sunday,
Mrs. Gertie Harness and chill.
dren~ spent Xmas with her moth.
|er and father, Mr.. Potts.
Harry Hibbs Of Montrose is
visiting his wife few days at her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark. Mrs.
Hibbs is still poorly but is I'M
proving some.
There was an Xmas tree at the
Baptist church Xmas eve. Every
thing went off fine. The program
was good. Francis Goodwin and
Mrs. Jessie Owens added to the
program very much by reciting
appropriate pieces.
Mr.. Coonrod and wife of But
ler came out Thursday to spend
Xmas with homefolks.
Francis Goodwin, and Fred Zim-
mer came out Thursday to, spend
their vacation with their home
folks.
Mrs. Canon entertained her
Sunday school class Sunday at
dinner.
Mrs. Edrington of Butler is Wis
iting her children, Albert and
Mrs. Emma Gilbert.
Rev. Thomas, pastor of the
Baptist church and family attend
ed the Xmas exercises at Cove
Creek Baptist church.
A NEIGHBOR.
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COR.


Ell Paso, Tex. Dec. 27.-Gen.
Victoriano Huerta, former Pro-
visional President of Mexico, held
for violation Of neutrality laws Of
the United States, is seriously i'll
and was removed today from the
prison at Fort Bliss to the resi-
dence Of his wife. His guards re.
main with him.
The nature of his illness ID not
stated. Recently it was reported
he had recovered from . nervous
illness.
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they have been coming. Butler
mail gets here when due practi-
cally, but Montrose has been very
late, getting so far behind here
that the Spruce carrier has had
to 60 without Montrose mail and
when they do get it it causes them
to be out till 8 and 9 p. m.
Here's hoping Montrose will
speed up.
Miss Helen Odneal is on the
sick list. We hope to see her out
soon.
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Spruce.

Mr.. Jas. Hill died at his hom'
Thursday morning Of heart fail
ure. He was 63 years old. Th'
funeral services were held at tn,
home by Mr.. L. l.. Wix and tn.
body was laid away in RadforG
cemetery.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church gave a social
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r
Simpson Wednesday night.
The many friends Of Myrtle
Cook will be glad to know she is
recovering from her sickness.
Miss Kate Pharis is spending
the vacation at home.
Mr.. Muriel Sargent and Miss
velma Harvey enjoyed a pleas
ant day Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sargent and
Miss Thelma are visiting in Iowa
at present.
Bruce Odneal spent Monday
night instructing Muriel Sargent
in the simple art Of cooking.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Miller and
family spent Tuesday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Harvey.
A rare treat was given Tues
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