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less. Even my own sister Anne de-
ciared l was making a mistake to fol-
low such II fad-yet our room re-
mained practically free from colds
all winter.
Answer-How old Is Anne? Nothing
new escapes criticism. BE sure you're
riEht-and you are sure-then so
ahead.
Harmless LaXative-Is phenol-
phthalein harmless laxative for re-
peated use? What size dose should ono
take for moderate effect?
Answer-It IS as harmless as any
artificial aid. in tablets or waters corr
tanning grain.
Consumption without Cough - Is
there such thing as dry consump-
tion-that is. without cough or expec-
toration?
Answer Incipient CONSUMPTION
sometimes produces no cough or expec-
toration. and advanced cases may have
neither for long periods
Common to Animals and Man-Is
there disease a siXteen-year-old boy
could contract from cattle, known as
big jaw? What is the scientific name
Is II caused by n fungus?
Answer--Yes. actinomycosis Numpy
Jaw, so-called) is contracted from cat
tie. 1t is due to the ray fungus. II
treated promptly by n surgeon it is
usually durable. Many cases are pain
less. and for that reason too long de-
layed.
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COULDN'T DO
her WORK
Says Condition Was So Serious
Little Daughter Had to Take
Charge Of Work, But
Cardui Helped

Burbank. FIa.-"About year and
half ago." writes Mrs. Florence
Rogers, of this place, Il had got in
very bad health Everything was
wrong. l couldn't eat anything that
didn't make me suffer My
limbs also gave me great pain and
the pains in the limbs extending
down to the knees. |, too, had awful
pains in the back and was very thin
and rundown in health; also. l had
pains in the chest and stomach
was terribly nervous. Everything
would startle me.
An acquaintance told me OF the
great benefit she had received from
Cardui, so thought I would
try it, inasmuch as was in so seri-
Gus condition. / was so bad off
couldn't do my work The little
daughter had to take charge of the
work. and l could hardly walk. E.
began using Cardui. and in about
week | felt much improved.
| got better right along, after taking
the Cardui, getting better every day.
In about two weeks after taking Car
dui | was able to do all my work
except the washing. In q
month more could do all my work,
the washing too
have found it Il great remedy and
boon for women
Ladies. take Cardui for your trou-
bles. For sale by all druggists.
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DR.. Brady Health Talks
Very Refined "Cold" Microbes.

Another new cause of colds! Yes,
really and truly refined coryza germs
or rhinitis microbes or cold bugs. YOU
can take your pick OF terms. An in
vestigator-we almost said mariner
by the name Of Kruse has discovered
tNat the virus OF many cases OF coryza
ihcad "cold") is iiltcrahlc. like that
Of infantilc paralysis and certain other
infectious diseases.
kruse diluted the secretion in acute
cold" with fifteen times its volume
of salt solution and passed tho mix
turc through an unElaZcd porcelain
filter. The filtered material was in
Stillcd into the noses Of twelve fear
less volunteers and i'll from one to
three days afterward four of the mar
tyrs came down with the snurlc-
snccZe.
Not satisfied with this list of cnsual-
ties, tho Savant diluted the secretion
with twenty times it's volume of sal,
solution. filtered il as before instilled
Il wee sample into the uostrils of thlr-
ty-siN victims and had the satisfaction
of seeing fifteen OF them lanSuishing
with acute rhinit!s within the next few
days.
All of which is of Very little or no
significance to us. except in so far as
1t serves to call attention to the many.
many kinds OF colds" on the market
and perhaps TO accent amy little en-
phasis we may have already placed
upon the contagiousness of all colds =
II any OF our readers st!ll harbor
the great delusion we do hope they
VIII never again doubt that at least
some colds" can he passed from per
son TO person by the mere transfer
encc of fcct OF the nasal secretion
AS, for instance, in an open-face
snceze.
Those who stu live in close connne-
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magic Il recipe for losing weight" and
took the potion But alas, the recipe
merely did what it said and while re-
naming jusst rs stout 10 look upon
IS ever, he had TO sit under the table
in order TO prevent himself from float
ing up to the ceiling.
This is. Of course. an absurd tale.
and yet Il good many women might
well apply the moral to themselves.
Fo" most OF us are fond OF finding
some pretty phrase to describe our
faults.
For instance, how often do YOU and
say we arc suffering from nerves
when we are really suffering from bad
temper?
OF course know that nerves are a
real trouble to many of MS. but for
that very reason We must keep a firm
grip upon ourselves and keep those
troublesome nerves in good order But
We must he particularly carefui not to
use our nerves as excuses and allow
them TO make us strikers
'Oh, my dear. ! couldn't: my nerves
are too bad" Have not YOU and of
ten heard women get out Of some try
ing bit of duty by uttcring words like
these?
Have not We ourselves found nerves
rather convenient than otherwise and
"Ni'eHc" ourselves peNlNd thein!
My nerves were awful Yesterday. |
simply could not stand the children
near me-"
II know lost my temper. bu. per-
son with nerves like mine can't stand
being worried"
''If had no nerves perhaps i might
help"
oh. dear! what n lot of fau!ts-im-
patience, temper, lazincss and self-in-
dulgcnce-those uulucky nerves of our
are made 10 cover,
Let us resolve to have done with
them. We vii! have no more nerves.
except good ones /, is not easy. h,;,
~ is possible. First, We must forget
/" think about ourselves AT all for
s"lilshness is too often the real cause
Of our nerves
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hected young man, gave himself up,
saying he did the stabbing. For some
time after the fight In which num-
Der OF young men took part White did
not know he had been stabbed and Per-
row did not know he had stabbed him.
Later, when he heard that T. NJ. Daw
son, who was with him at the time
had been charged with the cutting.
Perrow gave himself up s..1 stated
that he did the cutting. Perrow has
been bailed for his appearance In tho
Police Court on October S. the penalty
OF the bond being $4,000. Perrow
claims he was acting in self de tense
and that White attacked him.
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Ethical
Talks
Woman and lone

constitution. and I am sure It will not
take long to build up your health and
strength.
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Questions and Answers

case in Point am a public school
'ea'hcr, writes Mary, and last year I
established % TO IS degrees l.. as the
maximum temperature permissible in
the SChoolroom. The children soon
came TO prefer it cool-they would
complain of the bad air as soon as IL
rose above that point. and | always
gave them fresh air when they wanted
II. Sut other teachers criticised me.
declaring that the temperature should
he from 20 to - degrees and never
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Autoincttc DonncIl,,. Answer.

'o'Nuu"-A ElrI with dark brown
muir ana gray eyes can wear black
cream and ivory white. golden brown
ana golden tan, all shades OF blue. and
at! shades OF gray. pccially blue
gray: use purple carefully; dark red
Is also most becoming, aa are also
mustard and amber shades of yellow
ana shell pink. The dark woman who
Is sallow must choose carefully from
among The dark or dull shades with
'ouches OF bright colo! in the trim
m!ngs; rose and flame are par1icularlv
good
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III (nnnnf.

Love woman because YOU respect
her-but you may prove disrcspectful
because YOU love her!
Blame thos" who have nothing to
lose for bein" quite willing TO lose It..
Persuade Love TO wait for the bur
"lar alarm to go off when Poverty
comes stalking in at the omen door.
Bclicvc the man who boasts that he
never tells the truth; probably he is
an unfailinC liar.
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If your skirt has shrunkcn too
small for You, make it into a ncy,
dress for the child.
Hold II up to the child, letting the
hem hang down to The length The
child wears her dresses thc; ct thc
skirt about i'm hair, at the child.
waist. Then you will have the skirt
all made, except TO fit il on the waist
Now take Suimpc pattern That fit :
the child and lay il on The upper part
of the skirt, the remaining part so
the buttons and buttonllolcs Wiii.stiU
all he in front. Cut out. leaving the
arm holes larger than in pattern;
also the neck larger.
Then III the guimpc and the skirt
together; use darts in skirt il mercs-
>ary in putting the waist and skirt
together. Wear with separate white
gtilmpe and large collar. This VIII
be good-loOking dress for the child
TO start to school with.
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Dot think more sleep is what 20,
need more than tonic. Slccp is =
wonderful tonic in Itself. Have a reg.
UIai time 10 retir" and a regular time
10 rise Get lots of exercise i'm tn,
open air Drink plenty of water. ca
simple nourishing food. guard agains
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Eilen-The safest and most effective
WaN."i removing sUperiluous hair is by
the electric needle. 10 not use a de-
pllatory on Your face have cxer-
riSoa and can give YOU instructions for
improving the neck and making il
pretty and plump. shall be glad TO
mail instructions to YOU if you will
SEND me- stamped, addressed en-
Nclopc.
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kathlyn--It may toxic n couple OF
months to correct large pores. BE
patient. This formula is excellent for
enlarged pores: rose water, six ounces:
elder flower water, two ounces; simple
tincture OF bcnZoin, one-half ounce:
fannie acid, ten grains. Apply this To-
ton night and morning with n piece
of absorbent cotton.
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YOUNG MAN Is STABBED:
ASSAII.ANT UNDER ARREST
[specinl TO The Times. Dispntch.l

Especial to The Times Di spat en-.
LiNCllBURG. VA. September go
jeff White, OF Madison Heights. lies at
local hospital with knife wound
III his liver which may cause his
death, having received the stab in a
fight late yesterday at the fair grounds
Last night, j. y. Perrow a we'll CON
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Pretty Phrases for Faults
(BY ASTOINETTE DoNNELI.Y,

ICopyrlght lElJ. ~ An'olnnctte DOM
nelly.l
There is an amusing story by II C
Wells about man who was cnor-
mously stout, and who being scusi-
tive on the subject, never said he
wanted 10 get Thin, but always as
serted he wished TO lose weight
Finally he found In a book Of Eastern
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
TraQedia en- Nueva York

mjs'no = se dio un trio que tam
POGO oy, nndic. : las @taniaS
horas, ~ hiio dr Il. "studiantc
dc hlgh-srhool " halo dcbojo
dr su NI".ohada pna "urta DC &u
padre on pno r. dcci0 10 que iba
Il hncrr @c drsp"din dc Il y lc
"ncareoDa r," ovisara il los pa,
ricnjrs.
FL hijo, p"s"ldo dc lu mayor
dcsospcrGci6u. So cncnnin1 n
cuario dr su padrcy pcR6 IN gri
TO dc h"trnr. IMcgo fuG al otro
cuarto y como ALI, habia Tres rn.
davcrcS pcg6 trcs gritos. Al DIR
los ciIntrG gritos, los vncinoS CO.
rricron Il vcr 10 que pasabn y III
yerlo 'pCgaron AuliidoS dc cspan,-
to. Esto tIiHo que SO alnrmnra In
p0licin.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
MATo A gU EgPogA Y I,uEco
sE EEVEHENo,

Houston, Texas. Encro ~
Aver Ocurri0 an un hospital dr
esta cjhdnd uu arontccimicpfo
que hn ,ansado mucha impression
Els 81 "aao que rn csc hnspital
Sc halIahH eurAndosc In Scforn
Snyder, lija Dc IN rico banour.
70 dc Flt'SbruaR. Aver go pre-
scnt6 60 81 hospital ri csposo de-
ella , fHh pasado 4 su cuarto Luc
60 que IL cnfermcra dcj6 jnntos
a los carosos 50 sali6 Y ~ fut 4
almofza, Al ratio una cnfcrmnrD
que pasEhn por ri cnarto not6
que por dcbajo de la puerta salia
uh hllo q" sangrc. DID partc on
ol ncto = So abri6 Ia puorta, en-.
eontrhndtse cn cl interior nm
ouadro horrible. In sefiorn Suy.
der estaia tirada en su cama ron
La garganta compietamente cor.
tada dc oreja 4 oreja. El espo.
no Gle ella estaba tirado en- 81
sueIo, cor una navajo ensangren-
tada % In mano y tirada cores
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
MUERTR ACCIDENTAL. de u
Ma SENORA.

En- In casa No. 2lI de- la call"
de Colina pas6 ci dcsgraciado H.,
cho sigttignte:
La Sra. Cristina McdrNno s."
halIaha en- un cuarto dc la casa
durmicndo Il IN niotccito prqu~-
no. Una vez qur 10 durni6 10
fu@ Il az, star 4 In cana. Fin ss-
tOs mom"ntos sc oycr0n tres dis
paros, d. unos que roN9nn cn la
callc. Las tres balas Pucron L
dar Il Ia casa dc Ia Sra. Mcdrn
no v una dc cllns pcR6 4 In So
nora cxlrtamontc on ct coraz6n
caYendo muerta en ei acto.
Sc nps chendin iuego 4 uno de
los que rriiian, que 90 llama Fran
cisco Maitinez. FL otro, ei DUO
disparG los tres tiros, hugo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03

una botrllitn con algo dc cstricni
na. s" lcvuni0 4 Mr.. Snyder Y
SO lc atrndi6, pcro inntilmnntc
Cuando 50 rccobr6 un POGO 1uiso
habl8r, pero fu@ impossible. por~-
que icnia In Icngua nuv hinoha
dH, Por 10 POGO que Sc le pudo
entcnder pareci6 que guerra cx.
pticnr 81 motive que habin tcni-
do para matnr 4 su csposa.
Scg0tI infntucs que luceo han
llcgado jcl Estado dc Oklahoma
so sabc cue Mr.. Snyder ha sjdo
caSado tres vcccs. La aegundn
vcz que SO cas0 fu6 on Sapnlpa.
Cuandn su caposn supo que crn
h'gamo, pIees tenia csposa I hi.
tos 10 ah@ndnn6. tncgo 80 cns6
en- PjttsI,ns9 con cstn Sra. que
mat6 on Houston,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
Villa Murio en- Aguascalientes
Fu6her6 p ROdO eS Ash Sc CnCa 0Cmene de Ia Cd de Mexico

El Gra'. Ricaut, iefe d. las ar
mas en- Ia ciudad de Laredo, Ia
maulipas, comunic6 ell dia pri--
nero de Febrero L la esposu del
Oral. Jesus Carranza que reside
en- LareGn, Texas, que un dia an
tes, el Il de Encro, habia Sido
fusilado tn San Geronimo, GA
xaea, 81 Gral, Carranza, segtin 10
saba po% telegramas llegados cl
mismo dia del puerto de Nera-,
cruz.
Tn aroncio cn igual Scntido
lleg6 Il :Nan Antonio al senior 10,
Sc MoIltemayor, que fut algun
tempo Consul ConstitucionaliSta
Ell Brownsville. Texas. Este t.
1agrama fu6 mandado por 81 Sc
nor hrtl;ro Carranza, cnlado Irl
Sr, Montcmayor { hijo del iIus-.
tre general sacrif}cadn
Como rccord0r6n nucStr0S tr.-
torres, cl Gral. Carranxa era irf"
dc las fuerzas constituclonaiis iistns
que opel'An cn 81 Istmo dc Tc-.
huantcpCc En- la region oaxa--
quefia del istmo opcraba tambitn
Santibanez, ,teniendo su cuartcl 60
neral en- la poblaci6n llamada Sa1
Geronimo En- I'm viaje que hizo
81 general Carranza 4 San GcrG-
nlmo en- compaiiia unicamcntr
de su E9tado Mayor SO "ncontr6
con que Santibanc2 10 espcraba
On la cstaci6n con gran nilmero
q" trop0s Y en- nctitud un tanto
sospcchosd
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
SlgueIl preparando
Sc para las pro-
xinlaS e|eC-
clones

En- la cdici6n anterior de- este
peri6dico dijimos que va comen-
zhban & hacerse trabajos para
las pros mas cletciones prima-
rias de 'nncionarios municiDalnS
y que ya So habiaha De I'm candi,
datO Diet Partido Socialista que
rOmpeti,Ia con q actual Mayor
Mr.. ByoWn.
En- los circulos politicos la ac,
tIvidad continna v ahora 81 ha-
bia no = rn solo candidate, sino
q" cuatro que correran en- contra
de Mr.. Brown para quitarle su
soberbio cmpico, en- 81 Que SO
CANA $4,000 al ailo.
ESns candidates son: Worries F..
Brown; Phil II, Shock, que ha
Sido JuH% del Coudado; Dave ].
Woodward. del Partido SSocialls
IA; Y cl rx-jtfcz Arthur Scligson.
u" estas personals algunas han
manifestndo ya pnblicamcntc que
su candidatnra correrd en- las "a.
i'ccionS6 y OtfAS SO nan ncEhup
q dar pr ahora su conscntimien
TO para corrcr, perO no han di~
cho que no 10 harHn.
En cuanto Il las comisionados
de La ciudad son cuatro con un
Sucldo dc $4,000 annalcs cada II,
40. Para csto& cmplcos sc habla
VA de In candidatura dc muchiSl-
mas c1sonaS, pcro dc cicrto no
Sc dice todavfa Guiency scrAn las
Que corran. Entire los nombres
que sc mGncionan on cate scntido
csth ri del ST.. Jacob Rubiola, her
'nano de- louis Rubiola, jcfc dol
Dcpartatncnto dc Iimpia de CT
HES. El sof1or Rnbiolo cs pcrso.
M muy popular en- San Antonio
: So esp"ra que haga mucho IN
Ia comis'Gn que So lc c0nfir en-
caso dc que triunfc sr candida,
tura.
Scgnirrmo$ informando nuc.-
troS lccfnres dc In marcha que 81
gn In ir.rorfantc question politi-
ca local.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
QUIEREN QUE LA UNION A..
MERICANA TENGA un NUE.,
VO ESTADO.
Est Estado Sc llamara Jefferson
Austin, Texas. Ener0 %.

Austin, Texas. Enero %.
I'll Scr#dor W. a. Johnson pro
puao hoy al Congrcso del Estado
que s. pyopongQ al Federal una
cnmicntn Il In Constitution cream
do un nuovo Estado.
Tn rayo que hubicra caido en-
medic d" los representatives. texa-
nos no hubicra causado Ia misma
impression. .-
FL Scnndo, Johnson quiere que
csc nue. Estado sc llame JET
fcrson = que ocupe como Ia ter
crra par;c del actual Estado dc
TcXus. III cnc.rrada dcntro dc los
distritos p, 26, 26 y 81.
Sc bua4 ii Scuador Johnson pa-
III haccr Su pcticibn en- 10 Qnc
dice la Cons ituc on de la Que fuf
R"pnblira d. Texas que puedeu
iorm0rs@ dc su territorio tres d
onatro "stadoE. argnn sea couy".
nIcntc y cportunO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03

Que pasa?, dijo cl General
Carranza lucgo q" saludar Il San
tibaneZ
---Lo 1uc pasa, contcst0 este,
es que nst"d cs mi prisioncro, 10
mismo Qu" su Estado Mayor. En
81 acto la gentc dc Santibdnez So
echo al1vosamentc pistola ell
mano sGhrc las yictlmas dc tan
infamc traici0n.
Lucgo fut fuslando Sartibu-.
necz ii uno por uno del EStado
Mayor, 'lastM que dciG v'yo Mni-s
camcntc III Sr. Carran2a & 4 Hu
hiio. EmtonccS mand0 dccir al
Primer .I"f" qur 81 no ic p"rdo--
naba su fclonin y 10 reStituia ~
pu"sto Quc tcnaa. fusjlabn al Sr.
CarranZH. II Primer Jcfc, valirn
t"m"nt" rontcsi6 que 81 hnbia 30
motido = lSantibanp2 una des,.
lcnltad. no podja scr pcrdonado y
que cn "uanfo i ~ h"rmano Sn-
brAa mOrir hnurOsameutr por la
cauSa qH' dcfcndiau,
Fin r>.r cStado pcrmanecirron
Jas roSaN hasta 81 dia ultimo dc
Encro 81 que IuG fusilaado jun.
TO con ~ hiio Ah"lHrdn.. !. Il" II
amos H. dad
II GrHI. CnrrHnHH Y Su hijo
hHbinu I1rstuIr sr,-vipipu yn}ioCi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
MAS LADRoNEs DE BANcos
Avant, Okla. Enero 90,

Avant, OKLA, Encro 90,
| Este drsdichado Estado DC O.
klahoma continIa sicndo victima
de los lndronps dc baneog Hoy
On Ia tmd SO prcscntaron cuatro
onmascaraAos on 81 Banco Avant
dc rsta Gudad Inmcdinta,nsntn
que penctraron nj interior pu..
sicron las pistoIas al pecl,o dol ca
iero, su ayudantc Y un cliontc
del baucc y obliearop nj primero
q que abricra Ia caja dc ficrro
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
Como tu6 Ia bdta
la naval entire
aIen1aneS G
iDg|eses
Londres, Enero 28.

Londrcs, Enero 2S.
A MEDIA que han cstado vol
viendo del mar del Norte los bar
cos que tomaron parte on La ba-
ITALIA lihrnda dltimAmente con
los alem0ncs en- el mar del Norte
SO hnn ratado rccibiendo detalles
q j encuontrO.
Segin dicen los marinos que
han desembarcado, el eneuentro
fu6 terrible y dc proporciones mu
cho maNores que las que hasta
ahora han dieho los peri6dieos.
El crnGero aleTran Butcher"
fuG hmGido, ell "Derfflinger" in
ccndiadc Y SO cree que hundido
tambIeu I'm submarine aleman.
Al prctcndrr salvnr los ingle-
ScS Il los alcmanos del Blucher
Qu" "st3han ahogandose Sc acer-
co un a"r0plauo alcmuu Y les Ian
4" Un0 :.ucna cantjdad de bOmbas
EAto imN;dl6 que So continuara
q ha!VA.r"ntO Y 0Casion6 10 nuer-
tc & muchis'mo@ nGufragos ale
InHurs.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
INCENDTO

III din II dc Enoro Il In madru-
godn hi2o explosion un calenta
dor on Ia eaaa de los scfores j. n
Tracy, sitnada en- 1892 Hays st.
Esto oeasion6 ei incendio de la
caaa. Isl matrimonio Tracy tu..
vo apenas tempo de eoger un
nifiito Que dorTnis On una euna
y sseapae,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
DoRLE TRAaEDrA EN- AugTIr

austin, Texas, EHcro ~.
John Williams Y su esposa Pearl
dc egta ciudad, tuvicrou un djs.~
gusto haec unos cuautos dias. La
csposa 81 separ6 de John INN ...
/ diatamentc Y SO fu6 ii vivir IL
9Tan casa de asistcneia situada on
dff6 Rio Grandn ST.
aver lego John con Gns dos
#nif,isas de Z y 6 amos respectiya~
mcnta, 6'zqnc 4 Aeiar Il In mas
spequefia con sn ,tadrc. Ltceando
aIecuarNo dc Fearl Sc puso bus
car aleh en- I'M vcstido dc ella
@scolgado IN In pared, "Quf bus-
cHs9. h. .pre0nntd ella. Chi,
Gle, lc contcst6 81 Y On q Aoto
.sae Ie tiri encima por dotrAg CON
una uavuia dc afcitar on in ma
no. he cort6 81 cuclo de oreja
& orcia. Fin seguida Il Sc di6
una cucliIIada iguai, caycndo nj
surto eWima dol cadhYer de au
csposa, + Ia que sigui6 acuchillan
!. do haHte que qucd6 muerta. Las
Htaihas nitaron. Lleg6 gonte. Pc
ro no 90 pndo cvitar NADIA
John l!nbfa tratado dc reconoi.
iiArsc con su esposa, pcro 6sta 80
nea6 siemprc rotnndamente 4
reunirss do nnevo con I'll. 9e cree
quo dato fu6 10 que aeaespar6 mAt
NJ asesige suieida, orilIAniiolo &
eemster sAta horrible aoOi<n,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03

Al mislno tempo SO habla de
un complot contra Villa entire los
mismos oficiales de sus batallo--
nes y So relaciona Ia existencia
dc este complot con Ia fuga de
Adrian Aguirre Benavides, que
SO halla on El Paso, Texas v con
la detection dc Eugenio Aguirrc
Benavides en- la ciudad de Salt
llo, Coah:iila.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03
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70 advertisers

q s'EL REGlDoR" has the largest;
circulation Of any of the SPANISH
ospers in Texas. Our books ares
'pen for public inspection. 3
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-02-03

pra$. l.H pcrsccusi6n dc los In
drones q, ha omprcndido, pucs.
con murha dcsvcnta.ja, pues hi
stquiera % sabo cl rumbo duc TO-
marOn.