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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
A NUfsTROs sUSCRIPTORts

Con motive de tcner que ha.
Ger algnnas mcjoras ON nuostra
ofieinas y en- el peri6dieo. nos
hemos yisto obligados, & pedir ia
ayuda do nuestros subscriptorss,
refiriendome mny partict. larmen.
te q a1uellos que hace algnn item
po no nos han heeho ninguna re.
mission de pago por subeeripcio !.
nes atrazadas. Como dejamos IL
cho, espcramos de 6stos sn avn !.
da, mandandonoa & la mayor brs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
Huerta y OroZco
ArreStadOS

En- El Pnso, Texas, fueron A.
prohendidos los Grales Huerta
Orozco, etc, etc, que ha-.
bian lido i aquclla poblaci6n con
cl prop6Sito de enccnder una nus.
Va conrtnrcvolucj6n.
Las Autoridadcs Amcricanas,
celosas dc guardian la complcta
ncutralidad en- los asuntos dc M5-
Xico y tratando de cvitar que en-
suclo americana tome fOrma una
rcvoluciGn sobre m pals amigo,
ha ordenado la apprehension 'e
los principales leaders Que Sc
hayan .nczclados Ell csta nueva
cont1HrrevoIuci0n, que, ten
de 4 llcvur al poder al elcmento
rGaccionar'o.
Scgun invcstigacioncs que Sc
han hccho postcriormentc, Sc ha
llegado i la conclusion, que Hucr
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
Sc bOTIlbardea.
Ia Capital de
Ia RGp0b|iCa.

Las fuerzas Constituencies y
tas, que so cncncentran amagando
la ciudad de Mexico, baio Il
mando dirccto died General Pablo
Gonzalez, han dado principle VI
bombardco dc In ciudad, con los
caiiOnes de grucsu calibrc caDtu.
RADIOS en- la Ultima acci0n contra
los Vill;>tas, ocurrido en- Ia ciu.-
dad de Siiao.
H0sta estOS mOmcntOS en- II
que cl tuego de In ArtiIlcria -
lncesantc, no Sc ticncn detail $
completes sobrc ri GXjto del cont
bate emprendido; pcro Sc sabo
que cl Gral Gonzalez csta cmpr-
nado en- capturar la plaza Il toda
costa.
Sc agreea adcmas. qtc en- las
GALES de la poblaci6n Sc csta com
batiendo pecho 4 pccho Y que
los aapatistas que la guarncccn
estan dando prOvidcnciaS dc eva
cuarla, convencidos dc 10 inntil
de su dcfensa.
la ciudad dC Mexico cstura bA-
10 cl control del Gobicrno Cons
tItucionalista' l. mas tardar para
antes de que finalizc la prcscn-
tc sGmana
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
AVOCADO

A docc millas de la poblaci0n
de Gonzalez, Texas, cl negro Lon
he Williams, nj intcntar pasr
nm pnente cay6 sobro las aguas
del rio de Guadalupe, y fu6 ARA.
trado por la corrjcntc, pcrecicu-
do momentos despu6s.
Su cadavcr, por mds investiga,
clones que Sc hicieron, no solameu
tc ,por las autoridades, sino por
parte dc sus relacioncs, no fu6
lencontrado: sino hasta "a horas
despnes, q poca distancia del
lugar en que intent6 cru2ar II
pllcnte con su muoble.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
MERECIDos AsCENgog.

Por aaucrdo del Primer .Tefe
del Ej6roito Constitueionalista y
por conducto do In Secretarfa de
Guerra, han aido aacendidos 4 Gle
ncrales dc Division, por meritos
en campafia, los de Brigada Den.
iamfn G., Hill, Francisco Murguia
Manuel Dioguez y Cesareo Caatro
1ue como Sc sabe, su labor en-
pro dc Ia ca'isa del pueblo, ha si-
do activfsima.
Fclicitainos & los generates aa.-
cendidos Y les deseamos que ol
triunfo eorone todoa sus esfuer..
zoa en- bien de La eausa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30

ta y un grupo del partido cienti-
fico,estaban fraguando una nueva
revoluci6n, que dcberia ser inicia-
da eli EI Paso, Texas, con los ele-
mentos dispersos y despechados
del antique ej6rciot federal; pc
ro las AutO'idades Amcricanas,
.qne mas de una ocaci6n han dich,
que no pcrmitirian Que Ell suelo
Americana Sc conspirc contra ID
paz y tranQuilidad de I'm pals
amigo, han procedido dcsdc lucgo
4 la apprehension dc los principa-
les elcmentos, que juzgan noel
vos para la tranq,ilidad de Me
xico.
A Ultima hora Sc s0bc. que
tanto el GraI, Huerta como Oroz-
co, serHn dcportndoS del pals.
Seguircmos informando.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30

vedad, IL pago dc 10 que nos ~.
deuden, q cuando meuos una par
to para one nosotroa podamos eu.
brir nueatras exigencias.
Nuestros subscriptoreg STEM.
pre- han sido exactog en- el oumpii
miento de sua pagos, por 10 que
les eatamos agradecidoa, y cspe..
ramos que en- eata vez, no deiarau
do isnpartirnoa sn ayuda, en- ia
forma que dejamos dicbo, y para
81 objeto indicado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
Avanzan SObre TOrreOn las fuer=
zaS COnStituCiOnaliStaS

las lllerTas Constituci0nalis.
tas que Sc cncuontran lisias Ell
Ia Cjudad de Monterrey han mi.
clado su ayancc sobrc la fmpor.-
tantc region de In "nmurca Iaeu-
ncra y comprendc las trcs armas
con maGnSfica dotaci6n de par.
que.
Todas las tropas van al man-
10 dirccto del Gral Jncinto Tr2-
vino, que Iltimamontc I'm en-.
prcndido tendz campana contra
los Villistas que sn oncontraban
on ia region petrollfera.
Ia actividad dcsplcgada por u
Oral. Travino ha sido motivo dc
grandes elogios que sc han hecho
en- su honor,tanto mas cuanto que
todos los combatcs que ha tcnido
con fuerzas enemigas, han resulta
do en- nm triunfo absolute para
las armas Constituciona1istas.
Sc ascgura que este movimien..
TO ofonsIvo que trata de Hcyar q.
cabo, on una region donde STEM i.
pre- ha prcdominado 81 Villism0,
rosulte favorable para la causa
del pueblo, 81 &c toma on cuenta,
que ad.'nas dc la condici6n no.
raj dc la tropa, existo una circuns
tancia favorable, la porfecta dcs-
moralizaci6n dc los villistas, con
los recientes doscalabros oeurri..
dos recientcmcntc en Ia region
del Baiio,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
kUt @'s-SN@%--zas
AsEsINATo EN nc KINNEY.

Las antoridades dc Nc Kinney
aprchendieron q nn americana d.
nonbre William Thorp, como a,i.
tor dol dolito do homieidio en- Ia
persona do Richard Dayis.
Ambaa pef.sonas eran vontaiosa.
mente conocidas Ell "a localiaad,
sobre todo Richards, que pulsa..
ba 81 violin con exquisite gusto
artistieo,
se ignoran las causas para que
Thorp diora muerte q su amigo
richards, ann que 80 supone 1uc
obedccio { disgustos familaares.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
LEsI0NADA EN- UM AOCIDEW.
TIE AUT0MOvILIsTICo

En- Wahachie, Texas, La seno.
rita Thelma Cole, de 20 aiios de
edad, res,'lt6 grayemente icsio..
NADIA en- I'm aecidente automoyi.
listico Acompahaba 4 la So :
1orita Cole, en- su viaje de re-.
creo In Srita, Gladys Williams.
que ann cuando result6 iguaimen.
te l,erida, no 10 fuf dc grlvedad.
Los m6dicos que atienden 4 la
srita Cole, manifiestan grandes
espcranaas do yolverla 4 Ia vida
no obstantc haber recibido losio
nes do grayedad.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
Monterrey en- caIrla.

GustaVo Espinosa Mirclcs, Sc
cretario particular del Primer
Jcfc del Ejtrcito Constructions
ljsta, acaba de llcgar 4 n. Lare-,
do procedentc de Monterrey, N.
Leon, poblaci6n Gsta Ultima que
Sc eneucutra eli perfecta tranq,,i-
lidad, scgun confession del pr0pi5
Sr. Mirelcs.
Ciucuenta mil paradas de ear
tuchoS liegaron 4 laredo, Texas
c0nsignadas i las autoridadps
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
Region Iibre de infidentes


Las partidas reaccionarias que
operaban Ell Ia rc"i6n de Douglas
hasta Cananea, Sc han retirado
con direction hacia el sudeste del
Estado, cn perfecta desmoraliza,,
cl6n y cscazo dc nunicioneS ahan
donahdo todos los Iugares due
tenian gualmccidos, y con 81 AM.
mo Gle no oponcr Hcsistencia aigu.
lin 4 los Copstitnconalistas.
Con tsta determination nobar.
dc de las facciones Villistas, las
f,terzas Constitucionalistas se
han vlsto muy 4 su posar. obliga.
das 4 no podcr castigar como so
merece 4 los infidentes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30

Constitl;cionalistas.
Entire los pa8ajoros que ilcga,-
ron 4 Laredo sc cncucntran vari &
americanos que hicicron su ira
vesia por terra, en- virtud de ha-
arse enaontrado intcrrumpida ia
via, despcrfectos que han sido re-
parados. cncontrandosc actual,
mentc cl servicio de fcrrocarril
en- su eStaa0 normal
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
NUEvo MINIsTRO DE RELA.
CLONES.

El G. Venustiano Carrranza, Js
fe Supreme del dobierno Consti.
tncionalista de la Rep1bliea Me.
xicana, ha nombrado sccre tario
Encargado del Departamento de
Rolaciones Extcriores, en- subati.
tuc6in del Sr. Lie. Jeada Urueta,
que prcscnt6 su rennncia v le fu6
aceptada,a SrLio. Marcelino III.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
oZuNA SUBSTITUTE A FyE
RR0S

SeR1n noticias que proceden dc
Nuevo i4are %, 81 Gral, Gregor. ,
0znna, comandante Due fu6 de
IN regimiento del Ej6rcito Cons,
9titueionalista, aeaba dn SER nom.
brado Gerente General de las II.
iieaa Ferrocarrileras, en- snstitu.
ci6n del Sir Carlos E'icrTos que
renupci6.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
HURACAN EN- ABILENE.

En- Abilene, Texas, ocurri6 au..
rnnte Ia nochc del sabado I'm fu.-
rioso hhracdn, acompahado de
fuortes descargas el6ctricas Y una
lluvia incesants.
Fuera de los perjuicios natura.
les que origin6 esta tempestad en-
los sembrados, no Sc registr6 des.
grGci0 alguna.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
REFUERZOS PARA N. L.ARE
DO.

Una poderosa eoIumgia miiitAr
ACADIA DE- arribar d Nucvo LAREDO,
en- dos iargos trcnes Y Il las ord f.
ncs del Sr. Grai. Don Fortunate
IiIazua, habi6ndosc dispucsto dea,
de lucgo la preparation lc mu-~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
.HuoTtiStaS en- la
redo, Texas

Dos Antiques miembros del ex-
tinto citrcito Federal y algunos
otrcs simpatizadores de Ia reac--
ci6n, ac'tban de Hepar 4 Ia ciu-
dad de Laredo, Texas, con obje.-
to probablcmente de tomar parti.
cipio en- la revolution a intentan
fraguar los despechadCs pollticos,
Al ser entrcvistadoS por la PREF
sa, han dcclinado toda discussion,
haciGndosc por 10 tanto sospecho
SD In c0nducta de dichos indivi..
duoS.
Sc agrega en- ri mjsmo monsq-
J", que la ciudad de Monterrey
Ia pcrmanccido 4 obscuras duran
te tres dias, por razoncs cs--
tratGgicdS, seg,In noticias m"
&c han rccibido Ell cl Consulado
C0nstitIicionaliSta.
No Sc ha combatido cn las ,cr.
canias de la ciudad pero nj los
ViltistaS SC han atrevido, Il raptu
rar la Ctudad guornccida pcrfcc,
tamcntc pOr fucrZas lcalcS.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30
TO ADVERTISERS

Ell REGIDoR" has the largest
circulation Of any Of the Spanish
papers in Texas. Our books are
open for public inspection.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-06-30

Eli REGIDOR tiene mayor cir
culaci6n que cualquiera dc los
peri6dicos que Sc publican ell
Espahol en- Texas. Nuestros Ii
bros estan 4 la vista de quien
quiera inspeccionarlos.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
DRESS FORM IS NOW
IbEO BY sUFFRlGETTES

CHICO. Oct. 21.-'Dress re-
form shid be one of the first steps
to curbhe wayward and giddy,
said Mi Marie Thorp de Bellevue,
nationaTganizer for woman's suf-
frage, % arrived here today from
New Jey.
"Wefant a national bureau on
clothin among other things" she
said. fudity is less immodest than
most oour latest creations. There
shoulde national law governing
the Ching worn by women--and
some IN. The mental complexity
OF a man is such that a jaunty
'devilay-care' skirt transforms 2
healthgirl into Camille y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
TERRY BOAT CRASHES
INTO PIER At DOCK
PASSENGERS WE'RE THRoWN
INTO A PANIC AND FIfIA
WERE INJURED.
Accident Occurred Eearly This MORN
ing During Dense Fog-"o-
men Become Hystericai.

NEW. YORK. Oct. 21.-Flfty per-
sons were injured when the Lacka-
wanna ferry Netherlands eoiiideo
with a pier-head at Christopher doek
early today during dense fog
More than one thousand passeh-
pers aboard, including between wv
and 500 women and girls, broke INTO
a manic which threatened to assume
serious proportions. Many OF inc
women became hysterica' and were
taken from the boat screaming Win
fear.
When the ferry hit the pier autos
and wagons on the lower deck were
thrown into heaps
According to the Lackawaha OF
s.,als there between SEQ and ooo
Messengers on the boat including
ooo or 500 women and girls. Mos'
q, the seriously injured were per
.ons who we're trampled oh ps
horses on the lower deck.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
GERSlANYB WAR ON ENGLAND
WILL BEGIN IN EARNEST
N TWO MONTHS.
CAMPAIGN IN EAST
Success Of Campaign in Serbia viii
Open Way to Vast Sources Of
Supplies for the Teu.
tonic Allies.
BY CARL w. ACKERMAN,
United Press Staff Correspondent

BERLIN, Oct. 21.--within two
months Germany will begin to real
ly fight Great Britain, a high gov
.ernment official told me today
"On the success of our campaign
through the Balkans depends the
opening up OF vast sources of sup
plies we are counting on, said this
official. ''In five weeks a way will
be opened through Serbia to Bulga-
ria and Turkey where there are
great quantities of food and raw ma
terial. In two months we will have
the cotton and wool We so much
require and will not need any Ameri-
can supply. when we establish COM
munication with Bulgaria and Tur-
key the war will really be on.
eve have enough of France and
Russia to guarantee peace with these
two powers. Once the way to Con-
stantinople is opened we will be able
to strike at the Suez Canal and
Egypt
Count Won Reventlow has empha-
sized editorially in the German press
views similar to those which my in
formant expressed or the out
come of the Balkan campaign de-
pends the outcome Of the entire war
Roumania and Greece, it is an
open secret, are being closely watch
ed, though the German officials are
firmly convinced that both Rouma-
MIA and Greece will remain neutral.
Sir Edward Carsofi's resignation
from the British cabinet and the
possibility OF other ministerial
changes in London Is also the sub
ject of much comment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
|DNORCE GRANTED IN
Tn|AhGlE LOVE Affair

CHICAGO, Oct. Il. - Ralph
Brumbaugh, the apex of the Brum-
baugh. ller-Brumbaugh love tri
angle, can marry the mother OF his
two babies year from now. Mrs.
Brumbaugh was today given a di-
vorie on the grounds of cruel treat
ment She refused to sue on the
grounds of infidelity. although she
admitted lat the servant girl en-
ployed in the Brnmbaugh home
went away to become the mother
OF Brumbaughs first boy. She
admitted her husbands attachment
to the girl in court The decree was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
.CARRNzA WILL
bECAND|OATE
WILL No ASSUME TITLE OF
PROVIONAL PRESIDENT
DF MEXICO.
TO AT As CHIEF
He Will Cainue as Chief Execu-
tive So Not to Disqualify
Him I'M Becoming Pres
idtial Candidate.

WASHINTON, Oct. 21.-Mexico
will not h'e president for a
year. altho,h the Carranza gov
ernment isecognized as the legal
governmen,according to informa-
tion receive here today. Ca,ranza
will contini as chief executive in
order to qlify as a candidate for
the presidcy when the general
elections a held. Delegates here
today said he should assume the
title of DIVISIONAL president il
would disqlify him for becoming
a president candidate.
Villas rvement is nearly ex-
tinct. Hijunta will go ont OF
business ven Enrique Llorente,
his chief ant, moves to New York
permanent Saturday. General
Angeles, Muel Chao, Raoul Ma
dero and ler Villa leaders in this
country d not plan to return to
Mexico. fdng that Carranza will
not extendhem any immunity.
The disndment of large forces
of Villistsis reported in state de-
partment spatches. His ammuni-
ton supps are said to be at II low
ebb. Vii himself may seek re-
fuge in t United States.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
DECLARES CHILD BIRTH
SHOULD Be RESTRICTED
DEAN NEW YORK SCHOOL SAYS
BABIES MEAN HIGHER
TAXES.
Declares that Matrimony Should BE
Discouraged Instead of Encour-
aged-Families should
BE Regulated.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2f.-" Restric
child birth just as animal birth /:
restricted and you will solve the
vexed problem of taxation said
Prof. Joseph French Johnson. dear
of the School OF Commerce of the
New York University. in an address
before the Mills legislative commit,
tee oil taxation today.
Babies mean higher taxes. Mat
rimony should be discouraged; no,
encouraged. The world is produc
ing babies faster than it produces
raiment and food for them. There
in fact, we have the basic causes OF
the European war.
Before a man is allowed to be
come a father he should be com
pelled to convince the authorities
that he is able to support a child
A family should be restricted II
size TO correspond with the Iather
earning capacity. Babes ana po'
erty mean more taxes.
Eve regulate the increase G oui
pet dogs and cats but we &c alons
and let human beings multiply ac
cording to our desires whether
economic conditions are favorable
or not. We should regulate chic
birth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
TURKEY WILL NOT
AID The ARMEN|Ahs
ADVICES TO THIS Feet
TRANSMITTED TO WASHING
TON GOVERNMENT.
Will Not Comply With Request oil
American Relief Committee to
Relieve Arme-
mans.

WASHINGTON, October 21--.
Turkey has advised this government
through Ambassador Morganthean
that she is not able to comply with
the request of the American relief
the relief of Armenians for whom
the committee had guaranteed ex-
penses to the United States. Inabil-
ity to locate the Armenians in ques-
tion was given as the reason.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
Ex-PRESIDENT TAFT Is
NAMED As A WITNESS

NEW YORK, October 21.-For-
n sr President William Howard Taft
will probably be called as witness
in the governments prosecution of
eleven former directors OF the New
Haven, it was reported in the court
room today. The ex-president. it is
understood. will be examined re-
garding conference he had with
Louis Cass Ledyard. one of the de-
PENDANTS, regarding the Boston and
Maine deal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
PsToN DETERMINED
TO WIPE OUT BANDITRY.

~ ANtollO, Tex, Oct. 21.--
ueheralfunston was aroused
sleep at3 O'Clock this morn
"ireess message detailing
eu'ihs Y Ojo de Aqua in
'n'ee american soldiers were
anu SIX wounded. He gave
" Vol. Blocksom, command
'"e eorde forces, to spare no
| NJ runing down aud pun
t. The guhy Mexicans. AS a
one tbusand soldiers are
n'ns The rush for the bandits,
"o"ihg epse on the attack on
A near >lmito Monday night
" 'hre We're killed and a
~ouhed this morning i
""' ereasd much apprehen-
n''ltaS headquarters and
ousea ne determination OF
r" Funstn to root out the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21
|REClUsE IS BEATEN
TORTURED TO DEATH
POLICE BELIEVE THAT JOSHEPH
OSBORNE WAS KILLED BY
BOY ROBBERS.
Head Was Beaten, Feet Scorched and
Ears Nearly Cut Off-Police
Have No Clew.

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-Joseph Os-
borne. 10. a recluse. was tortured
and beaten to death by gang OF
boy robbers. the police believe to-
day. The body was found this morn
ing in Osborne's little shack built in
the maize Of railroad tracks on the
south side. His head had been
beaten with heavy earthen bowl,
both arms had been cut. the soles OF
his feet scorched and his ears near
IL cut off.
Osborne recently bought piece
of real estate for which he paid
SIS. 900. He has lived in his shack
ever since his wife eloped with his
nephew twenty-five years ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-21

FORT SMITH. Ark, Oct. 21.
Federal Judge Youmans today SEM
fenced the men who pleaded guilty
yesterday in the "moonshine con-
spiracy" cases.
John L. Casper. Kansas City dis
tiller. received nine years and three
days in the Leavenworrh federal PEN
itcntiary. and was fined $4,000.
J. Henry Brown OF Harrison, Ark.
former government guager, got two
years at Leavenworth and was fined
81. 900.
Chas. Brewbaker and Geo. Hart
man OF Kansas City ard S. L. VIII
liams OF winston-Salem, N. c.. for
mer revenue agent, were sentenced
to one year and fined $1,000 each.
John Cossey OF Fort Smith ana
John Farrabee of Kansas City re-
ccivcd six months each in the local
federal jail and were fined $1,000
each.
G.. NJ. Hawkins of Winston-S Salem,
n. G., was given six months in the
federal jail and fined $1,000.
Ernest Sumner OF Salisbury was
given six months in jail and fined
800.
Both Hawkins and Sumner were
arrested this week and brought hese
yesterday
Casper was given total Of thirty
three years and five days. but the
sentenced was reduced permitting
some OF the terms to rim concur
rently.
Il doubt ii ever in the history OF
the country there has been more
bold, open and defiant violation Of
the law said Judge Youmans in
passing sentence on Casper. 1T has
taken more money and men to bring
these cases to justice than in ths
protection OF the Texas border.
You can say nothing In mitigation
OF the charges against you and 4
shall not waste words In pronouncinE
sentence"
This Is the first disposal BY the
government OF cases for the illegal
manufacture and sale OF whiakey
which have their ramificAtiona
throughout the country and extend
over reriod of several years.
In tao cases OF these defendanta
it was specifically charged that they
opened L distillery in Fort Smith and
shipped ta- products to Casper =
Kansas Ciss instead Of placing Il n
a bonded warehouse. There they
were able to use cancelled revenuo
stamps and sold the whiskey at -
tail. The total loss TO the govern
ment in revenue In oil cases thas
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[REE MORE SOLDIERS
| KILLED BY MEX|CANS
last vestige of banditry in tie val
ley.
GENERAL FUNSTON HEARS
OF FRESH TROUBLE

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Oct. 21.-
Three United States soldiers were
killed and six wounded when Mexi-
cans attacked Ojo de Aqua, which
town the soldiers we're guarding, at
. O'Clock this morning. according to
report to General Frederick Fun
ston here today.
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MOONSH|NERS ARE SENT
TO THE FEDERAL PRISON
SUBPOENA SERVER CAN'T
FIND EVELYN NEsBIT THAw

PITTSBURGH. Pa. October 21.--
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw cannot Lc
found by a deputy sheriff arme.l
with a subpoena in the divorce pro-
ceedings instituted by her husband.
He has been unable to serve the
paper because Evelyn cannot be 10
Gated No Information as to her
whereabouts could be obtained at tho
home of her mother. Mrs. C. g. Hot.
man.
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JAPAIS TO GET
ISLAND OF SAkHALIN

LO)ON, Oct. 21.--The Cologne
Gazet a copy OF which has been
receiI here. publishes a report
whiclit says passed the Russian
censothat Japan has undertaken
TO suly Russia with munitions In
retur for complete cessior OF
the Ind OF Sakhalin.
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s~~~~e~A~~~~~~~
THE ANNIVERSARY
OF 1E BATTLE
OF TRAFALGAR.

= LONDONDct. 21.-Indon.tt- Z
= able Nelsouies fast In eternal Z
y sleep: and u but the fraction Z
= OF a centu has rolled away 9
= since whei was fought the .
y Battle of 'afalgar. But the .
= thunderingyuns. the scream .
y ing shells, ne lamentations of .
y the sorrowg, cannot shut out .
= from Britt ears the eloquent .
= silence frouhat day of ninety =
= nine yearago; and in the .
= British hef the feeling = se- =
= rene and re that this day's .
= sun will ia upon some victory, .
= some masf-stroke. that will .
= make na rejoicing n 'dst .
= the watchg shades of FRA .
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GERMS SAY THEIR SUBS
STILL DOING BUSINESS

BHIN. October 2l.-An official
annocement was issued today IN
refudon of the British claim that
subuine. activity had ceased. II
state that during september TWEEN
ty-n, merchant ships. two trans
nor,and seven trawlers were sub
marsd. In addition six merchant
shi,were destroyed by mines.