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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-24
Los revolucionarios fieles ...

,DlernO de! senior Garr3IlZa sea re
cOnocid0 p0r el de Ia Casa Blanca
IS que han caido ustedaS como mu
chos otros. en- Ia drbIlidad De cree
uue 81 ''hombrr q 2runo -
breS a que aludIu e. Tcya.dent
Wilson ell III nOta. que con Ia ayu
Ia moral del gobierno de los Esta
dos UnidOs podrdn l!egar a resta'
| blecer la paz Y el orden en- Mexico
eXiste fuera de los grupOS revOlu'
cionariOs.
rs una verdadera candidez SupO.
her que una nueva revoluci0n en-.
cabczada pOr los que acaban de SCI
cOmpletamentc vencidos en- Mexico
! SEA cl remedio eficaz para el resta-
blecimiento de la paz Y Ell orden. +
ccrcbrO mas obtuso comprende our
este solo traeria nuevas cOmpiica-
clones y prolOngaria Ia lucha POI
dos . tres amos.
Por un lado, Scil0r Lozano, Id
Prensa' que puede reputarse como
Eel 6rgano aqui de los refugiadO-
pOliticOs del regimen huertista, ext
&c al senior Carranza, valiGpdosc dc.
gObierno de los EStadOs UnidoS. 10
cual no cS pOr clertO muy patri6tI-
90, que OfrezCa garantiaS, que pro-
muiguc una ley de amniStia para
Que los deStcrrados pucdan volveI
a >uS hogarcs Y no plerdan SuS bic
ncS Y per Otro ladO, cuanjo ell senior
Carranza cXpidc I'm manifesto ofre-
clendO eSaS ~garantias Y csa ley DE-
amniStia, los reacci0narios avivan
.aS ConSplraciOncs y las intrigaS con
Ira cl conStituci0nalismo.
NOy u escribir una scric de cartas
abicriaS dirisidaS al senior Prcsi-
icutc Wilson y en- elias enire otras
roSa>, !c hare YER con prucbaS IRE
futablcS. la incOnSecucncia de la
ronducta de uStcdeS Y cl pcligro que
rntraHaria ia ley de amniStia que
ids. ]prctendcn cXpida 81 senior Ca
rranza, para If al amparo De ella. 4
ieSdrrOllar en- ell terriiOriO naciOndl
las miSmaS cOnspiraciOncS Y las
mlsmas lntrigdS Que cStan deSarro-
ilando tn ii cXtranjcrO, Y tratar de-
haccr con Il senior Carranza 10 que
- hIlO con 81 Unfortunate Presidcn-
ic hlajicrO.
No, Senior LoZauU. no eS cSa la
r"ruucia que marca 81 pairjOtiSIno.
N">ulrO> los c0nStltuclonalistaS. M
nuScamo> nj prctendemOS cl apoyo
lie los rraCciOnariOS Y Siendo los
y~cuccdorcS. NADIA nos impOrta que
r>tu> cOn>piren . dcjen De cOnSpi-
rar. ObllgandouUS Il uSar los mcdiOS
r"rrC!iivOS GGc sean prudcnteS. r.,
Dur ii prupio blen de los rcfugiadOS
pur 81 que I'd. debc acOnscjarlc>
$40 que sean parIidario> nuestrOs.
pur> Fl aqua y 81 aceite no podrdn
JamdS mcActarSe. SinO que adopten
una ariitud paslva, sin poner obs
taculo> al ronStitucionalismo para
a re>tabl"1cr la paz, aplazan-
do para ma tard". dentro del 6rden
Y la ley. en- una campana electoral.
sis amblci0ncs DE- poder.
DE 10 contrario Senior Lozano, g,
prOblema Sc aplaza indeGinidamentr
y dara OCCASION a nucvaS ~aplicacio-
mes de Ia famOSa Ley del Talon"
Que tantO la eScOcido a ciertOS j0-
NcncS cScritorcS que va me han de
clarado cadaver putrefacto, sofia
mcntc pOrquc no lograrOn alterarmc
Ia bills con SuS dictcriOs.
He de agradeccr a I'd. So Sirva
inScrtar eSta carta en- las Columns
de La prenSa" Y cXprcSandOlc mis-
agradccimlentos, me repitO su afmo.
alto. >cryidor.
HERlBERTO BARRON.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-24
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damiento maycc del cue ella lie
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~poraci6n, que lie ha hecho csc
cobro indebido, ell doble del a
lor de diclIa renta o dinero que
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LAS LISTAS DE IN REGI-
NIENTO DE BOHEMIA.

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intcgro a los ruS0S.
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ECYELAS a 4Oc CADA UNA

e. Becerro de Gro
e Hijo Malditc.
La Lucha por ell Amer.
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e Cura de Ia Aides
Dora.
AZucsnA
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e6ucativa de utilidad practica, que
contiene 20 le~cciones de la vida dia-
ria. Ensena 10 que debe hacerse
nara alcanzar exito en- los negocios,
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The Springdale news., 1915-08-27
sqringdala, Ark, August 27. 1915.
TIEaMAA Ar cAss.lEEE.

Congressman Ti5lman. this Dis ttiet, was one ot tae pria ipaI speak CTS at the recent reunion Of the blue and gray. held at Cassrille, Mo. and inc reporter for the Dade Conn ty Democrat, has the following to say of Congressman Tillman
 While attending the thirty-fifth anniversary reunion of the gray and the blue 1t Gassyilie, last week. | had the pleasure of meeting Judge John N Tillman. congressman from the Fayetteville. Arkansas district. Mr. TiHman is former president of the University of Arkansas serving n that capacity for seven years. He was ju3ge of ole Of the judicial dis triets for some years and he is now d congressman l never met a bright CT and more eongenial e0mPeer on the=pa platform. He is splend= idly educated in heart ard soul as well as in head and his ability as a winner in q platform address is a rare companion for me.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

of Arkansas, and pledge our cooper alton to omit no word er act to prevent the establishment of read Improvement districts under this l3w in Benton county, and we also demand the repeal of said law
 The resolution was signed by some thirty farmers and business men.
 in addition to tais the Bentonville Democrat, this week, carried a full column article on the front page, strongly protesting against the Alexander law. Of course, the arti- ele was only the views Of the edi- tor of the Bentonyille Democrat, but if the Alexander road law, is what he contends, then Springdale and
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27
THAT CROXDALE CASE.

h separate eXceptiors filed i'll chanaer4 Court on August Is to the report Of N. B Smith, Master in eAaaeerF appointed to state the ae- eoaat in the ease of the State of Ar kaazas. t9r the use and benefit of Washington County. ys z. D. NcII- roy et aI. ia which it 0s toaHd NJ F. craVda}e. exc'rcn.t clerk and ex- eff deso 'srh ae the caary ourt. was short $5oa< iT1...s settle n wit6 tde county for the two ta which ae7I tfm 6 0tober 19aN49l2. Geo. F. lake ena ". N
 Bishop, who were on Cr8xd3le-s bord for recorder during e'9 second term. pray that the repat# be qaashed and disapproYed and fir all other relief. Their exceptions were filed by heir attorneys, Rice and Dickson of Pantonvile. In an answer filed oa the same day throuaa their at torneys, E. P Watson. of Bentonyille. and John Mayes, ef Fayetteville, F. P. Hall, II K Wade J. H MeIlroy. F. E. Harrison, c. D McIlroy and c H. Bell. who were oa Croxdale's 's bond fer circuit clerk, exaeft 10 the report of the Master in Chan cery, adopting the exceptions filed by their odefendants Geo T.
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

not hesitate to say so.
 \ plan was proposed by Mr. keib to get this information to all the farmers in the county. He propos- ed to hold meetings in every town ship in the county and tell the peo- pla about the Alexander road law. To that end the meeting then in ses- sion was made permanent for Osaee township and the following reso.n- ,tion was introduced, passed and sign ed by all present:
 We, the undersigned citizens of Ranto1 county, Arkansas, regard the Act No 33S, known as the Alexander bill, as the most dangerous yet plac- cd on the statute books of the state
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

Springda'e township should be cau- tious in building roads under the provisions of same
 Here the closing paragraph of the article:
 1t is the opinion of this paper that the Alexander road law is first piece of selfish legislation; see ond, that t is So carelessly drawn as to be dangerous to use and it's use might involve yoat community in endless trouble and litigation; third, that it can be used by auy set af in- dividuals to build roads at your ex- pense all over the county.
 It is rambling, gambling law. and should be wiped off the statute
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27
AGAINST ALEXANDER LAW.

Township meetings are being held all over, Benton county. informing farmers against the Alexander road law, passed It the last session of the legislature This is the road law, under which it is anticipated to D lid the highway across Washing ton county. Our Benton county Il aighbors are up in arms against this law, as will be seen from the following extracts from a recent is sue of the BentonyiIle Democrat which gives a report of the proceed inss of one of their recent meetings;
 The meeting was called to order by ], Logan Eeib. who was chosen chairman, and B. :. Terry was made , retary of the meeting. Mr. Leib stated the object Of the meeting. which vas to discuss the Alexander rold laN and determine if it was q goJ1 or bad law.
 sir. Lefb made very forcibte speech in which he showed the de fees of tha aa7 and deeared him self in no uncertain language as against it. Mr W. Q. Young then took up the matter and went into tae law in detail. Mr Young was a member of the legislature that pass ed the law, but voted against it. lie convinced his hearers that it was a dangerous and impractical law.
 Speeches were made by ], NJ. Deason. J. Wade Sikes, Wm. Stump ter and others ard lots of questions asked. The sentiment of the meeting was unanimous against the law. Mr Leib, Mir Young and most of the others present had read and consid- cred the law and they knew what they were talking about and knew jus. how they felt about it, and did
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

b2 l.ls. The advice of this paper is to let the thing alene ard do not sign up to put your land under its operation, for ao one can see tae end
 The News has not investigated the Alexander road law closely but is un- der the impression that il is q good measure, and favors the build ing of the highway across Washing ton County if the people demand it.
 little later The News will print some additional information in re gard to the road law that will strong ly favor the bill and also gives full and complete history of the law. Space forbids the article in this issue
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

Lake and W. w. Bishop, and not waiying any objections to the ap- pointment of the Master in Chancery or any grounds of demurrer to the jurisdiction Of the court.
 Several Objections.
 Messrs. Lake and Bishop set forth thn following reasons for their ob 1 jections to the report of Master in Chancery W. B. Smith: that his con clusions are not supported by eyi- denee filed with the report; that he did not take proof. or that if he did it was without notice to the defend ants and that they had no opportun iity to appear and examine CT cross examine witnesses; that liability of the Bondsmen should be separate and distinct, whereas the report does not make distinctions; that credits 10 Cro&da'e in t911 were without au- tTarty and improperly credited 70 Lake and Bishop IS urFtics for him as clerk and recorder during his first term. whereas they should have been credited to these defendants as E5Ttas fEr tEe second term s tez
 aat ita did Hat taaa md oath as prescribed b4 s# 87t
 H5@ alleged report the master has .,i#=a.. authority #8deft#aca=1o zIa fz5zH =ea d1s@f jaw arisi1z= Itaz#~in 5Hd that t7e report does rt #coafam 10 ehe ussae aaa practice #os said eodrt=f Tor tHe reas n tHat is eVzf7rte # anything
 Humphreys Disqualified.
 lis now regarded as=a' 'mzzf aEr- tain that the ease will net be dfepas- ei of the present term of Ghane= cry Court Chancellor T. II. Hum phre4s has been disqualified from sit ting in the ease en account ef tfs relationship to H. k Wade and Capt. F. B Harrison two zof the defeaa= ants. Thursday atterncen he stated to | representative of the Democrat tthaf the case win probstlg ae con fsidered at i. adjourned term ef tldii&tiA court 10 De Atid idlel u the year, probably in October, and that he will exchange circuits with some other chancellor ill order that the ease may De tried.
 Another cause assigned for the delay is that some of the attorneys originally retained by some of the bondsmen are not now employed and that the engaging of other attorneys and consultations relative to the matter has necessitated some de l Ilay=FaYetteY Democrat
The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

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The Springdale news., 1915-08-27

Lake and W. w. Bishop, and not waiying any objections to the ap- pointment of the Master in Chancery or any grounds of demurrer to the jurisdiction Of the court
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
9inas e11tiparm ii@ Elm roger 3uis

2inas sntipaun li6 Elm roger 3arls
9 npertebr.
n8rennt a,1d bas 5euer eut9"
nMber natiirlih!"
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usSa ppll!1
.Man nidt bic peteEfilienpuroel
OeraefIen, 2ina!1
rs - no nero i9!"
r&Dmn1en Sic nal ber, 2ina, uno
lasen Sic mir mod NAL, mas Sic
allies an Der 8puillpn baben!!"
vNa, id Tag ia, sic baben bie
Martstnoden rs%r9efen! Sic miiiien
bod Marfstroden an sic 8ouiilpn
legen, sic mii1en bod, Der Serr 9otz
tpr iBt ben DARTS IL sern!!"
ugea, oenn tann i6 ia no9!"
r2ina, reiden Sic mir ben Sppf
nit Sen preibelbeeren. sd lpero'
man lelbt auflesen. Sic fi7eln mir
am gnb' nit Dem alten Ble9lIffel
rein uno peroerben nil sen qunacn
5opf.
2ina! I'm @pttes tpillsn, bos
riedt ia bren3lid! Gina, sic lasIen
bod ni4t bic Npulaben anbrennen?"
Na6 pielen 5d6rli9feiten, Miiben
uno 4ensitsn mar oas g7en enolid
fertig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

@enn Sic 9rtdfaden ben1tbtsen
uno prompt unb btuig bebient tperoen
tpouen, 10 ipreben @ie in Der Office
bes "9er 9emDfrat" Dor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
Aer3te Mnb Mpetb<Esr
DIR. F. NEUFELD,

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Office unb @obnuns: 1906 IN. 8. 81.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17

~ I'm Ben bebsnfli9 Ell
3uitdnben i'm Mderbau in 5rantlcih
gu 1teuern, min Ser Mderbauminilter
cine @eIebesborlage einbringell roz
nad Der 8iirgermeiler jeoer gemeinz
De bere6tigt fem ipl1, BE BeiiBer ppn
2dnbereien, bic fir 3pede Der 2ano=
ntrtf9uft beitimmt finb unb troybem
ni6t beftelt peroen, o%uf5uforoern,
lire 2dnbereien gu beitellen. Menn
Der 8eiiBer Ser Mufforoerrlns bes
8irgermeifcrs nidt nadfpmmt, tit
Ser 8irgermeiifer bere@tigt, bon
amtslpegen einen 8erpolter gu erz
nennen, Der auf etgene &ebnung Die
8eIteGung bes 2anbes pprneDmen
iou. Die 3iDilbebDrben tperben fer<l
ner beredtigt fem, Die CUR Yeteluns
bes 2onbes n%otpen0igen Mrbeiter,
Siere, Maidinen unb Werf5euse gu
requirieren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-17
.1Sortfebu,s foIst.)
&cisbare &i,tber sebramdjc1 banfig
&ifkppp @prm &illcr.

GO lit cine 11r1a9e bafIr borbanz
Ben, tpenn man Bel manben &iubern
cine beritimmte nnb rei5bare Matur
ftnbet. 8ebenft Sic 11nrlbe. tpe11 bes
ainbes &Drper nit fleinen 8iirmern
angefii1t lit, Sic Bic 2ebensfraft auss
luugen ul1b bie Sl1nftionen %ber1tppfen.
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ubab &inber @iirmer baben, lit cine
Gbotlade." Sic gldiie nnb @ei5bars
felt Cures &inbes bat cine 11riabe.
@ebt u&idnppo @orm &iller" cine @ez
lc9enbeit rno ipenn @iirnter borbnnz
Sen 1tnb, Damn ipirb bieIe humane,
s1dd0li6e Garaliten eliminiren. 25e
Sic @9adtel. (Mn5.).
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-10-14
NfA
Mt. 0Iivet.

SpraGIfO tie Ne50S.
Rev. Bone filled bis last appoint
ment here Sunday night before going
! to Conference
We have had some right cold wealth
er here for the last few days.
W. A. Lavan was in Whitwell Sat
urday on business. .
Harrison Brown spent Saturday in
Whitwell.
Deputy Sheriff Shadrick went to
Stevenson. Ala, Sunday to help bring
back John Owens, who wac wanted
for selling wbiskey.
Misses Tishie Morrison, Bonnie and
Lena Lsvan spent Sunday with Misses
Myrtle and Maudie Lavan.
Pleas Layne says he is Griffith 8
Creek bound Sunday, Oct. "a, SO look
out.
Quite a crowd from this place went
to Jasper last week to attend court.
Mrs. Matte Brown was shopping in
Whitwell Monday.
Harmon Hambly was all smiles Sun
day night.
Albert Henry and Miss Mabel Rob-
erts, of Whitwell, visited at Will Roll
Inns Sunday.
John Handy seemed to enjoy him
self Sunday evening
Sam Rogers called on ]. H. Higgins
Sunday evening.
Miss Pearl Coggins visited home
folks from FRIDAY until Monday.
Quite a crowd attended Sunday
school Sunday.
Come on, Griffith's Creek. Wake
up, another dinner is coming soon.
Deputy..Sheriff Kilgore, of Whitwell.
was on the mountain last week on
business.
Several from this place contemplate
going to Pleasant Grove Sunday to the
Marion County Sunday School and
Singing Convention.
Sunday, Oct. "a, the next District
Convention meets at Griffith Greek,
and everybody is invited to come and
bring their song books and full bas-
ket of dinner, and spend happy day
at Griffiths Greek. This will be the
last one this year. There will be
president and secretary to elect,
which will take place after dinner, 80
everybody come and bring dinner.
Reporter.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1915-10-14

We suggest as material for the bon
fires proposed for Rankin's Ferry to-
day few of the whiskey barrels with
which Chattanooga seems to be attlict-
ed, contents included. AS the auto
lists are expected in Chattanooga this
evening by six o'clock. and it is just
after dark at that time, at Rankin's
Ferry 90 miles in the rear, perhaps
the bonires had better be lit in Chat
tanooga, and be done with it. Also
by all means let all the electric lights
of all the autos in Marion County be
played on that road, as it is such a
bad one-in the estimation of some
people in Chattanooga, and an auto
ist always see better when blinded by
the fiercest kind of an electric light
glowering in his eyes Also get few
more 'kyars'' on the job foi whom the
grand march left French Lick. Ind,
there were only so people in the party,
and ten Fords would nave easily car
ried them and grunted for more.
There certainly will have to be some
recruiting done to get 500 autos in the
procession by the time it passes here.
We were promised 500 autos and we
shall feel positively sighted if we
can't have 'em. And won't it be aw-
full to go thru that creek on the Rank
ms Cove road the Chattanooga Times
mentions. The wheels of some of
those beautiful machines may perhaps
get wet on one side in crossing that
awful creek, but let the waters roll
while the electrics play their fires up
on the flashing waves about one inch
deep. Probably on account of the
rain today there will be several more
drops of water there.