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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
HON. JOHN r. TALLY
HERE MONDAY.
introduced by S. A. Morrison. Tally
Against Bond Issues and
txtrdvdqanCieS.

Hon. John r. Tally, of Forest coun-
~, candidate for Governor, spoke at
the court house in Grenada Monday af-
terncon at 3 O'Clock, to a small audi
ence, Mr.. Tally's coming had not been
well advertised and this fact, coupled
with the hour of the afternoon and the
threatened rain, which came while he
was speaking, accounted for the meag-
erness of the crowd.
Mr.. Tally was introduced by Hon. S.
A. Morrison in a few well timed and
complimentary remarks. MIR. Morri-
son admonished his hearers that it was
important to the people that they
should know the characteristics of their
Governor; that his power was great
and that an INSCRIPTIONS mar could ex-
ercise the power vested in him to the
great injury of the state and to the
great hurt of the people.
Mr.. Tally, in his opening remarks,
adverted to what Mr.. Morrison had said
and stated that the people should know,
in electing a man, that they had one
money and influence could not buy or
barter. He cited the great effort be-
ing made now before the Governor of
Georgia to get him to commute the
capital sentence of Leo Frank and in
sisted that it was shocking to contem-
plate even the thought. of a man occu-
plying the Governors chair who could
or would be controlled by the amount
of money put up. Mr.. Tally put him
self or record as against repeated is
sues of bonds, against extravagancies,
and pledged himself, if elected Cover
nor, to see that appropriations were
kept within the states income. He
stated that he was in favor of a pardon
board and few pardons of convicts, fol
working some of the %convicts on roads
in the county where they are convicted,
tor juvenile reformatory and discussed
at length the advisability of using
one of the state farms for the purpose
of raising pure bred stock and selling
them to the farmers at actual cost Sc
as to encourage stock raising.
He told his audience that a secon(
primary for Governor was certain ant
that no candidate would come within
30, 900 votes of a nomination in the frs
primary. He was given close atten
ton. He said nothing detrimental t.
any candidate, preferring, it seemed
to discuss measures and not men. Mr.
Tally spoke Monday morning at Hol
comb and was billed to speak tina
night at Graysport but the rain pre-
bented his going.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Dots From KinCdid.

Crops are fine in this part of the coun-
ty aud every one ceems to be getting
nicely with their work.
Our faithful pastor, Brother Woods,
preached a fine sermon Sunday.
Mr.. Logs Evans. of Cleveland, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Chap
man.
Willie Moore, of Grenada, spent Sun
day with home folks.
Messrs. Bowen Horton and Boyd Nc
Cormick lof Torrance visited friends
here Sunday.
Miss Irma Rock left Sunday to visit
her sister, Mrs. H. W. jenkins at va
zoo City.
Hiss Inez Parker and sister spent the
weekend with Mrs. j. 7. Stevens.
Misses Elma and Mamie Bowen en-
tertained a few friends Saturday even
ing at rock.
Mrs. George Lambert, Of Grenada, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. W. Bowen.
Mrs. McHenry of Winona is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. B
C. James.
Mr.. J. E. Norwood, of Grenada, visit
ed relatives here Sunday.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
DR.. YOUNG PLEADS
FOR Two MILL TAX.
Gives Good Reasons Why Every CHI.
zen Should Vote for Fix.
ira Levy.

To the Citizens and Tax Payers Of Gre
NADIA.
Next Saturday, the 18th, you are ask
ed by the City Council to vote a two
mill tax additional for school purposes.
This in addition to the four mill tax
which has been assessed every year.
Our public schools are our greatest as
set, but for them there would be a good
ly number of vacant dwellings and not
near as many people to buy food and
clothing as now. There is not a person
living in Grenada but receives some ben
eft one way or another by reason of the
existence of these schools. There is not
a person living in Grenada who if their
home or out houses were out of repair
would not make an effort to repair them
before the damage became too great.
The trustee are men of sound judge
ment and they say our school buildings
are very much out of repair. There is
quite a good deal of repair work to be
done, and must be done before another
school term begins. The board has not
the money to do it. One thing is sure
unless the water closets are put in san
itary condition the state health board
will close the buildings on account of
the very u%nsanitary and unhealthy con-
dition of these places. There is a great
deal of repairing to be done
tn make them safe and sanitary. These
school buildings are valuable, costing
many thousands of dollars. They belong
to the citizens os Grenada. Will you al
low them to go to rack and ruin for lack
of money to put them in good shape?
To vote against the tax would be pen
ny wise and pound foolish and | am
constrained to believe that the citizens
will feel that it is to the interest of ev-
cry one and every ones interest to vote
for the tax.
Respectfully,
j. w, Young,
Co. Health Officer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Is Sickness a Sin?

If not it's wicked to neglect illness
and means of relief. It's wicked to en-
dure Liver Ills, Headache, Indigestion,
Constipation, when one dose of Po-Do-
Lax gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is Podo-
phyllin MAY Applet, without the grippe.
1t u the Liver, increases the flow
of bile-Nature's antiseptic in the bow
els. Your Constipation and other ills
disappear overnight because Po-Do-
Lax has helped Nature to remove the
cause. Get a bottle from your Drug
gist to-day. Get rid of your Constipa-
ton overnight. 3
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Walter BerryhiII is Dead.

The death of M. Walter Berryhill.
which occurred the early part of this
week at Duck Hill caused a feeling of
general sorro " in Grenada. Mr. Berry
hill lived here for several years and when
we'll, was a generous, jolly good natur-
ed soul. He had been practically an in
valid for several years prior to his death
He was a member of the Baptist Church
and several fraternal orders and is sur
vived by a wife and several children.
Interment was had at Duck Hill.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18

l wish to urge cattle owners to dip
their cattle whether ! get to them or
not. Beats l, 4 and 5 are practically
free. bave all the county to look af-
ter and cannot get to all watts on time.
Z. r. Smith,
6-l8-lt Co. Tick Inspector.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
The First Cotton Blooms.

The first cotton blooms of the season
made their appearance at The Sentinel
office Monday morning, June IA. One
was from the farm of Mr.. Towns Dun
a at Philip and was plucked on June
IL; another from the farm of Mr.. r.
B. Thomason at Hardy and was plucked
June II, and the third vas from the
farm of Joe Patterson, a colored far
mer who lives in the Mason neighber-
hood.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18

LADIES-I will call by appointment
to perform professional services as fol-
lows: Shampooing; Scientific Hair and
Scalp Treatment, Am graduate of
Poro Institute of Hair. Moderate
prices, prompt service. Elizabeth L.
Weathers, Gil Cherry St., Grenada.
Miss. Phone 281. 1-l5-52t
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Bids For Coal.

On Monday July, 10, 1915. the board OF
trustees of the public schools OF Grena-
da will receive bids to furnish Goa, Ior
the schools for ensuing winter. a
bids on 10. so. 80, tons and bidders VIII
nissse submit on several different kinds
~ ooel j. P. Broadstreet,
Secy. Board of Trustees
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For Rent.

New residence, conveniently located,
has seven rooms, water, bath and
lights and other conveniences.
6-4-tf Apply to Van. w. Williams.
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Summer School.

The Summer School will begin next
Monday, June 21st, in the school build
ing. Students will be expected to re-
port promptly at $3.50 a. m.
Roland w. Doty.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Board of Supervisors.
Continued from last week.

The Board of Supervisors of Grenada
county net at the court house in Gre
NADIA Monday, June 7, the same being
the first Monday and a regular meeting. F,
PRESENT. A Moreland, Pres; j H
James, w V Horton, Ira Rounsaville,
E L Atkinson, Jno S King, clerk; R
West, sheriff.
Court was opened in due form when
the following proceedings were had:
Ordered that the report of G, E.
Peacock, county treasurer of Grenada
county, Miss, for May be received and
recorded, showing a balance of $40 due
pension fund; a balance of $17S.0 due
general fund; a balance of 73c due Tie
Plant school fund; a balance of ST.
557. "a due school fund; a balance of
81, 436. 80 due road fund; a balance of
SIS, 265. 05 due bond tax fund; a balance
of $136. As due Institute fund; a balance
of Soc due past Indebtedness fund; a
| balance of 800. Is due 18th section school
| fund; a balance of $l36. So due building
fund; a balance of $40 due game fund;
a balance of $35. Sc due road bond fund.
Roane & Co, feed bill Co mules S 55. 30
Doak Hdw Co, mdse Co roads IS. 80
d G Semmes, chy elk & assessor l.35
Fatherree Drug Co, vat med Co 1862. Is
Jno P Jones & Co, mdse prisnrs LIS
C E Smith, rep brig dist A. 400
| Grenada Sentinel, legal blks--- 9.65
Bell Mch Wks, reprs Co tools 1895
R Kilgore, BIRD pauprs and sal 45.O0
Jno S King, elk bill and rec 8 35
j H Gray, cost bill ----------- 5.l5
r West, shf, cow lun and frt-- "a. 40
Cumb Tel & Tel Co, serv c H SIS
City L & w Co, serv c H & jail 1873
R West, shift, board pris------- l04. 80
w c Thomas, hauling convicts-- 1000
E R Smith, 26 da tick insptr---- 800
W r Yeager, 36 da same $500
w M Yeager, 10 da same 800
w w Martin, lbr for co.. 1906
E P Juchheim, shoeing Co mules 600
S D Rayburn, repr bdg Dist 2 "a 90
S ID Rayburn. " 2
and repr pipe $500
R Koonce, cutting r W dist 2 Is. 90
K Farrell, use R West, ptg at 20.OO
Henry Golden, rep shoes COW 800
R d Williams & Co. feed bill
mules and prisoners-------- 54.2
] A Moreland, team for inquest 300
d B Phillips, part payment bldg
bridge dis 3 l64. 40
d B Phillips, bal -------- l64. 45
l. d Ash, road tax refunded 300
Warrants issued to the BID as follows
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FOR RENT.

Six room cottage next to DR.. j.. w.
Young's. All conveniences. Apply to
Jas. Cuff & Son. 3-26-tf
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Special Sale on Wall Paper.

A beautiful line of papers at the low
est price even made in Grenada.
oil f. A. Meaders & Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18

am now conducting what was for
merly Grenada Market and would ap-
preciate your orders for meat.
Rolling Market, ]. E. Norwood, prop
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
FOR RENT.

2-story residence on Main ST., OPP
posite new post Office building.
ll-2O-tf. VIM. C. Mclean.
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Ordered that Board adjourn until
next regular meeting.
j. A. Moreland, Pres.
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For Sale

$50 bushels of speckled or whippoor'
will peas for sale at ST.. so per bushel.
6-1S-3t T. j. Hallam.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Gray spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. S. 4. Chamber
lain.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Extra Values

The reason is, we fortify
our tires. We give the best
that others give, plus FIVE ex-
elusive features. In costly
ways, employed by no one else,
we combat:
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-06-18
Rim-Cuts
Blowouts
Loose Treads

And we never skimp. De
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Muerte de
I'm avlador

San Eranc;sco Gal Morvo IA
How snfr;6 nm ncrconcn ( non
secuencio dol cna1 nord;6 !. VI
In al fo,roso ay;odnr on,nr;o,no
Lincoln Beachcv m;entrns honia
IN vualo otrevidis;mo dc,on,o do
millarcs de csncctadores
La hanna favorita de bnochcv
era volvpr 81 maonino hacio 81
suelo V dciarla cncr vcrticalnou-
te, levantdndo|a lucoo y hoci6n-
dola dcscribir una rraciosa rur..
va hasta atcrrorizar La niccu..
taba gcntrnlmcntc en- I'm biDIano
How duiso cfoctuarIn en- I'M
monoplaro: So eIcv6, inici6 su dns
censo; o; lutyo clav6 su mauuina y
cuando nliso Icvantarla para dc3-
Gender Sc ov6 81 ruido dc las a.
las del aDarato que Sc rornpian.
FuG un ruido lilgubrc que hello IN
sangre dr Ia multiind Inmcdia-
tamentc Il monoplano comcnz6 !
dar vuclCas, hasta que cay0 brus-
camcnte en- 81 mar En- cl acto
sc lanza"on mchisimas personals
III lugar d,l accidcnte, pero solo
sc pudo or unaa tiras de las alas
del monoplano flotando en- 81 a..
qua.
Algunos botcs Sc pusiernn =
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Buque ale
nandeteniido

N, D.,
,'''''''S ''''' - - M"r"o IL
race UnoS cuhnt0S dlas tlegu
Il! puerto americana Newport
views, d,'i hStAdo dc Virginia Il
o'tq"e ainman Prn% Eitcl, Qmn
pertcnccl0 y la marina mcrcant"
te Hl''il"f''a h"S'a II drclaraci"n
~ I" E"'r'' c'r"p'" y '""&" inc
P''N'S 'S'o "' '"'"'t'S arr'El"n"
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,.orrcy{ae 81 tr,vEs IoI nanjf;nn
u cstrecho de Marnllauns y q
,Ntlantico, corrcrias que ham ter
nlnado con Su llrgada al puerto
'm"f'caho, III Fr'nz E'tcI hun
I'll" como doe" o trrcr huGu"2 m
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i,nrtod 81 tooo,. .;n,,,o
Ei hn,n,o oIc,n%n lIoosi Na,,
port News do orrilodo forzosa
por habGrsclc dcscomnncsfo ans
n6uuinas Tan nronto co,ro uo
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Americana muertO
por los zapatistas

Washington. Mario IL.
Scg0n las noticias que lIegan Il
Dcpartamcnto dc EstAdo por con
ducto del Ministro del Brasil a..
crctIdado on la ciudad dc Mexico,
las fuGr2as del Oral. Obrcg6n @
vacuaror la ciudad aver cn la ma
iiana y & las nucvc n. m. del
mismO dia hicicron su cnirada las
fncrAas 2apatistas, al mando de
IN general Salazar que Sc dice
no ticnc ningnn pnrcntesco con
IoshS luez Salazar que hasta IL
tlnas fcchas opcraba en- cl nor
tc del Estado de chihuahua. A
In cntrada dc los zopatistas ocu-
rri0 la nucrtc dec IN ciudadano
americana, Mr.. John Il. Nc Ma.
nus.
La niuerte de Nc Manus. -.
Scgnn las noticias que dn 81
Dcpartatnento de Estado cl caso
dc Me Mnnuo cs 81 siguicntc. Es-
to ciudadano americana habia ri.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
I'm muerto Y CuatrO heridos

Fin una 2anjn Que 90 ahri6 on
In 'cuadra do los 1000 del BIan.
co Road ocurri6 nm dcslaYc micn
tras Sc hallabon en- al fondo de
Ella como vcintc trabaiadorcs dc
los que SO dedican 4 instalar laa
atcantaril'as del drcnajc. Sc cree
que cl desiavc SO dcbi6 Il los ma.
las condcioncs cn que han oucda.
do las rnrcdcs de las Hanias 4
causa de las lluvias de los dltimos
dias.
al ocuFrir cl deslavc quedar0n
sepuItados en- los cscombroa cun-.
fro h0mbrcs. lfn cl acto SO en-.
p"zo 4 cavar para saearloa. Al
dar%c cor cl primero do cllog sc
Vio que cstaba va mucrto. InrcQo
sc fn6 sncando Il loa demAs.
T0dos fuer0n mandates inmc.
diatancntc al hospital de la aiu--
dad parh su atenci6n m6dien.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
ROmpimiGnto entire
Angeles y Villa
Laredo, Tex, Mario Is.

Laredo, 'fcx., Mario Is.
YARNS personas llcgadaa aquf
rccicntcmentc de la Rcpnblica Me
xicana y que tuvieron oportuni,.
dad dc cstar Ell Monterrey y on.
tcrarsc del curse de los acouteci.
mientos politieos, dicen que SC ha
acentuado Ia ruptnra entire los
partidarios dc Angeles, llamad0s
"angoLstas," que son on su ma.
yorfa Antiques miembros def
ej6rcito &c Huerta, Y los villistas
que estan encabezadoa por los
hermanos Madero.
Dicen que la ruptura ha hccho
TIM grave Ia situaci6n, que la
preseLcia de Villa en- Monterrey,
no In teaido mas objcto que obli.
gar Angeles 4 marchar 4 Chi.
huahua para hacerse cargo del
Ministorio dc la Guerra en- ri On.
binete villista con el obieto de
que Radl Madero Sc qucde con
81 dominic complete de ino tro.
pas que tstan cnMonterrey.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17

Rail Madero sicmprc Sc ha
opueato 4 que sean admitidos on
RI ej6rcito rcvolucionario lntliyi.
duos ex.fedcralcs 8 hucrtistas.
Tambi6n es oncmigo do todoa los
rcyistas ! felixistas. ...
Z como ademhs de cstas, hay
otras mnelias cuestiones politicas
que no son iuzgadas con igual cri
tcrio por Angeles Y Madero, In
llegado 4 creerse que ci prime.
ro cstd pensando formar nm nuc-
vo partido, difercntc dc villa,
para seguir In campafia por su
cueuta.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Los derecElos de Italia
Roma. Mario Ia.

Roma. Mario Ia.
I'm su cdici6n de hoy, ci "Gi0r-
ltrale dc Italia - pcri6dico semi.
ofloinl, cuyas opini0nes Sc cree
r"fl"1au las dc los politicos que
'tlrigpu las cucstioncs iuternaGio.
nnles dc Italia, ha publicado i'm
artieutc cn cl que dice que csta
uaciOn, ulInquc no ha tornado par
ic on la actual guerra dc Euro.
pa, no ha rcnunciado por csc mo.
two 4 los dcrechos de expansion
territorial quo cree tencr y cslA
rcsucltn 4 haecrlos waller en- In
torma one sea neccgario.
Esto indica que Italia miorc
QUO So 1T tome en- cucnta para
ii cnso dc que triunfcn los a..
liados y 80 haga I'm nucvo re.
parto cur1pco. Italia rcciamard
cntonce8 los dcrcchos que dice
tc funron arrobatadoa cl afio de
1886 por Austria. respccto dc dos
dc las actualca proyincias austria.
ems 10 mismo parccc que Italia
reciamarh su partn on cl rcpart0
dc Turquia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17

der de los contrarrevoluciona.-
rios, el Primerc Jefe del Ejerci-
to Constitucionalista Sr. Ca
rranza dccrct6 cl bloqueo de
aquel puerto.
Como por ALI salia para Esta-
dos Unidos la libra llamada sisal
que aca Sc usa y $. ncccsita tan
to, los negociantes intcrcsados
Ell tencrla cjcrcicron preston en-
el gobic"no de Washington para
que In Casa Blanca protestant cor
ira cse b)oqueo Ell una nota que
no hacc,nos publica por ser algo
cxtcnsa. A consccucncia de osa
nota, el Primer Jcfc icvant0 Hu
acuerdo y Ell cl acto Salicron rum
DO 4 Estados Unidos algunos bar
cos con rarga,ncnto de auuclla f.
bra, sin que los can0ncros mexi-
c0noS que h&bian cstado s0Stc--
nicnd0 ri bioluco 10 impidIcran.
La nota del PrcSidcntc Wilson
contra esq 3loQuco, 10 mismo lue
Ia dctcnci6n en- kcy West, Flori-
da, Gle I'm carg0mcnto de armaS Y
municioncs dcstinado Il Vcraclmz.
habian hccho Greer i atgnnos rnc-
migos del constitucionalismo Que
los Esta10s Unidos inauguraban
una politjca francamcntc hostil al
constitucionalismO. Pcro la de-
tcnci0n de csc cargancnto fue
hnicamcntc temporal y ya sc sus-
pendi6, dejandosc que saliera rum
ho 4 su destino Y en- la nota de
que vcnimos hablando sc dice
muy cla'amente que cl objeto lie
prctcnder que siga saliendo 81
sisai dc Nucatan cs el de >cvitar
luc IN Estados Unidos, al resen-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
So arreg|a Ia cues
ton con Espaha
Madrid, Mario II.

mdhfiu, mHr%O lI.
III seilor Juan Sanchcz Azcona,
Eepresentantc personal on Gsta
ciudad, del Sjr. -. Venustiano Ca..
rranza, la couducido con much0
cxito ante 81 gobicrno espafol Las
ncgociacjoncs motivadas por In
expulsion del Ministro Espanol,
Sr. Caro-, dc Ia ciudad de Mexico.
Dice cl sefior Sanchez Az2ona.
4 nombra del scfior Carranza, que
la salida del inistro Caro- de
In cindad de Mexico Ne hizo ne.
cesaria para Ia soguridad persona
de este ssfior, pucs habia mucha
excdaci6n popular en- su contra. d.
Tambien ofreci6 81 senior Azeonn
que tan pronto como quede paci.
ficado Mexico Sc pagara indemni.
2aci6n 4 todos los ospaiiolcs per.
lndicados. El Roy Alfonso XIII
ha quodado on principio confor.
me con eStns cxplicocfonea Y &c
cree que las negociaciones termi.
ncn satjafactoriamonte.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
DE P[EDRAS NECRAS.

llace Enos cuantos dias que lu
prcnsa di6 cuenta de Ia evacua-
ci6n de ia ciudad dc Picdras Ne.
gras por las fucrzas constitucio--
nalistas que Ia guarnecian. Es--
TO obcdCci6 ( combinacioncs 1c
IN vasto plan cstrategico formn-
do por cl Gral. Maclovio Herrera
para comhatir al enemigo en- Ia
region carbonifcra del Estado lc
Coahuila.
Las furrzas que cvacuaron Pl|~
dras NcgtNS tOmarOn uparcntcmei
t" "l runbo de las VannS; pcro
contra tOdo 10 que rsDrrabnn
los villiStaS ocupantvS de in cil--
dad les inG cortadH &u comunica-
ci6n con q ccntro dr Coauila
con la yoladura del pucntc dn
Sahinas. 81 mismo tempe fuc-
ron voladoS 0troS pucntcs.
E' dia IS de este mes salieron
dc Piodras Ncgras las fuerzas 81
llist0s dcjando ALI una pcqucna
guarniri0n. No So suIm cn IN
primcjpio cl rumho que tom0 ia
columna principal, pcro lucgo sc
supo por una noticia tcIcf6nica
llegnda de Eagle Pass cl mismo
dia on IN nochc que habia tent
d0 I'm Fucrtc encucntrO con las
uopas laalcs, las que lie infligic
ron una trHnenda dcrrotn. Con
sGcucncia de cSto fue Ia mcva
ocupaclGn de Picdlras Ncgras por
las fuerzas fieles del constitutions
lismo. Entire las personals aprchen
didas V fusiladas al cfcctuars3
cSta nuoNa ocupaci6n figura Il
sciior Jost Santos Mendoza, may
conocido en ell Norte de Coahuila.
A causa de la calda del puea
10 de Progreso, Yucatan, on 20.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Pruebelo Y Convsnzase
Use Ell Lnmento de Acee vocanico del para
Cortaduras, Dislocaciones, Quemaduras, Escal-'
daduras, Pies adoloridos, Manos rajadas, Cara
labios rajados, y todo dolor y malestar.
ALEMANIA INTRIGANDO.
Roma, Mario Ii.
Del DR. rJ.H.MeLeaIl.

Roma, Mario ii.
La Idea Nazionalc' pcri6di-
co que Sc publica en- csta ciudaIl
ascgura uuc Alcmania ha intcn--
taado provocar I'm lcvantamicn-
10 en- Tripolitania mandando ar
mas, ocnltas on barrilca de Ger
VcHa, Il las tribus africanas que
SC hallan dcscontcntas de 10 do
mjnaci0u italiana. Sefala cl pc
rihdico a hccho de que sc deg
crbri6 IN Ncnccia IN cargamcn.
TO de- fusjlcs proccdcntcs dc A
lcmania. drstjnadOs 4 Tripoli. ~
Culfos en- barrilcs de ccrvc2a.
lgualmento SC han descuhier-
to en- una nduana italiana gran
dos harri!cs dc aaufrc con rrnn
Gantdad dc cObrp meZclado. El
cobrc o8 contrahAndo dc guerra
Iio mismo dice que Italia csih
lnvadida por cspias alcmancS que
en- todas parties toman aprntcs ?
sacan foioprafias. Alcmauia ha
prohibido las cxportacioncs dc
carbon 4 Italia.
Todos csios hechoa hacen pen
snr nj cditorialista del pcri0diro
que AIcmania So prepare Il mcha1
con Italia y quiza cspcra que las
hoattlidad"s &C rompan pronto.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
SefOres SusCIlptores

\ nuustfos egtimablcs etserip
torecs que naeudcn alguna can
tidad pr snscripei6n 4 "iil Re.
gIdor' Its auplicamos que nos
remitan 10 mas pronto que pue.,
dan todo 10 que nos dcban, &
cnnndo menoa I'm abono.
Ls supIicamos que atiendan CO,
tn recommendation, porque noso..
tros noa eaforzamos constante.
mente por servirlos y no conta.
mos mas que con el dinero que
nos produce cate peri6dico pare
sostenerDoa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1915-03-17
Sc otorga uO preniO al
niilO de TnejOr aparienCis
Coleman, Tex, Mario IL.

Coleman, Tex, Mario Il,
Los mbembros dc Ia Camara de
Concrete han tenido Ia idea 10
conv0car ,m c0ncUrso dc niiiog
Il fin dc otorgar TN prcmio III
que gocc dc Ia mcjor salud Y
tonga la mas bucna apariencia.
Par0ce que la idea ha sido AGO
gida con cntusiasmo por los We
cinos.
I'll conclT8o, segGn todas las
probabilidadcs, 40 celebrara en-
Mayo dc cate atio.