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I'm negro do muefte a su
hiia cerca de Hunter. Tex.

relrgrama Especial para LA PRENsA
SAN MARCOS, Tex, Mayo IL
Bob Nichols, negro agricultor que
vive cerca de Hunter, a 9 millas de
auui, mat6 a su hija Ella, de % amos
de edad. dandole IN %garrotazo en- Ia
cabeza V cortandole el cuello con
una navajo de razurar. Nichols, dea-
pues de este, sc paro delante dc un
espeio e hiriose en- su prOpio cue!lo.
Entonces hizo I'm esfuerzo y escape,
pero ell sheriff y una posse salleron
q perseguirlo esta manana.
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Muri6 I'm delegado a Ia
Conferencia Oral. de :
la Iglesia Metodista :

SARATOGA, n. Y, Mayo II
John j. Marker, de Athens, Tenn,
dclegado a la c 1~ferencia General de
la Iglesia Metodista, en- las sesiones
que esta celebrando ahora aqui, aca-~
ba de morir, p~recisamente dentro de-
dicha iglesia de un ataque apopleti-
co, anteayer en- Ia tarde. Asistia a
Una de las confereacias cuando fuc-
s~orprendilo por Ia muerJe. Sir en-
dose repentinamente enfermo, pau
sadamente quiso salir del recinto, d.
ciendo 'excdsenme nero cayc al
suelo para no levau mas.
Marker cs {; =la.lo dclegado a
Ia Conference cac muerto re-
pentinamentc; JoAa i~'atten, su hijo
politico, de Chattanooga, muri6 tam
biGn repentinamente Ia primera Sc
mana de las conferencias.
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. Manual de AgTlcuLluId S e.,
! 1enSable para Ia genie de campo. ION sFS;
r,, go Esr Jr9aior de Pelota. Libro indts-
Tcnsabic para los ariCtonacos al "DaSSe-
ball .Ia, > a.. casa Guia de ia muIer ed1ca-
ta IN uqrrrIa De nabitaClon, coclha' me
Ll. mrtlCINa, etc. .. ~
81 Calculator del AlEodon. OpFa unStISl.n"
para seInbradores. pIzcadoTes y iraIlcS en-
,e~ de algudGn.. d. . o.. G0e
psrSfss mlyIcanas pequelas =. ioc
V%t&dm complete de S0lIeo por don h!lS-
/ rIrn EslaYd.. &c e. . - 90
| grimrra Par!e dc Eslava .. . -. aUc
Se:unds PaTtr de E>laya o.. -g -
los sCelos ENpllcadOS, por ei Adslco Hc
Asfrahan. In Iomo tc!a. con ldtILlsS oVc
NTevO l~en:ua!c de las Flores ADahico }
pladraS PTeciOSas.. . O.. e.. - 'o
Elstor!a de Ber,oldo, Bertoldino y Cacase-
Hi G1i a d DC BsFioido, Berioldtno y Cacas Sc.
n! ne. 5 EmaP2s,a Ssfa Il Iiosar. Receias para
al tocador, vestido, salud, economic
| etc. d. -. e.. .. 81. W
! II CorInaro PcrfecIo. Guta compieta DE CO
Gina. con mullitud de Teceias para ha1sr
vgnrai de PaS'cIcTIa y RcPostcrla. lndIs-
Ta1-able en- el HOgar, cafes, etc. D.. '@c
IA Trtbuna Popular. ModeloS de d!ScuFSos
para rcst!vit7des patrl0ilcaS, soclaieS' IA,
II E!S..' de- Ns stS, o Artc de Hacer Diablq,
v5 ESS de Carpinterla o. Taller SI,OO
! NanuaI &c roIOgraIta, Iul para loIosFa-4o
= auc!ohaU0s''
Il los NT y 1r&rtlCos para toda clase de acct
denies y Intermediates. E. 6oc
Fl Iibro DE- las Madrcs. TN para las ma
dres te familsl.. o.. oUS
NGyl.imo Ar.r de ToCar Ia Guitarra SIN ne
ce>lLad De maestro. w.
-rfr a los murrtUs. : toInos pasta &c
ieis .. o. e 500
p~erssmie1iOs para pOStalrS. Lonl!eDe lnlt-
nidaI de rrnsamientUs : vcrsOs para tar
letas pCslaIes.. 2pc
Las mil Y Ina NOChcs. CucniOs orieuta!"7
Ia ristica....... 1880. GJc.
nc
Las NIL : IuS -'o1"VS'
Los Nil y In h'as. rl'l'o> ~ 80 '''2$
' turrO>, lraCHcI!o> Al Ed>tellAlH ~
Car!omaGno o Los pOCe '~'e9 "' 5Sc
\ Ia ruStica.. q. . .. TS'
CsrlUmagnO o Los DoCe FtFes ue FlaH' 90 "a
Empastgda.. -. ou'
"q Ic I1ggSSD =. soc
-s4,-o taI Amor preceplos impoTtantes
>obTe 2! amor ,d, iihro M
T.! Dohse!elU ~ nIcnSIaS am0rosas.. sos
v'Sf..m0 Serrciari0 Ge las FeliC!taclones.
NIh,s,iio "a e. Gsrfas d.. CumpIeanOs, dias
haiLt..Tyt t5o NW%yr etc. 6Oc
7 m, 40 los SirIoS, en- fUrma de dIcclO-
mario eypItcatiyo . . .. D.. $50
n-arrln NoyiSluO, 0 sea Il LlDrO dr t.
Urstluos.. . e. o.. Sgc
~ rs-s3, rsra,rIa ses,Iao de las pfofe-
.tas utranlS ~. E. %. . 'Oc
: t S,S9 -. los ihiStes. COLLECTION de agude-
5as : psrochadas =. 5%c
a.,,,,,-,. r,n - rllal -. rJsuei- .
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IN GENDARME DISpAR0 81 Prs
TOLA IN UNA CANTISA.

Mas ic una dor"na dr ~ciicntcs. qu"
-. rnrontraban on II interior de la
rantina B"nmcr. siiuada I'll la ra.h"
tialan. frrntr q Ia Plaza Mi,itar, tu-
virron ,luc ir5ocupar 81 lugar a!ar-
maioS con las dct0nacion"s prOdu-
rilaS por varies iisparoS de- la pis-
iD.a dGl @rndarmc .Addick5.
Fl a@"ntc. qu. fuG quirn dIspard
fui SuSp"Udiio Compartments POI
Ordcn del icfr Lancaster.
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Fue adverse para Chapa
y Buenrostro la reso-
luci6n del Consejo
de p erdones
servIclo especial para La PRENSA.

AUSTIN. Tex, Mayo 17.-El Con-
sejo de Perdones al que Sc someti3 cl
case de Jose Chapa y M~elquiadea
B%uenrostro, al so!icitarse Ia commute
ci6n de Ia pena, al gobernador Fer
guson, ha enviado a este IN infofMe
adverse a los sentenciados. Por tan
to, Chapa y B~uenrostro seran cjc-
cutados el viernes proximo en-
Brownsville, 4 menos que el goberna-
dor deseche e. informe del Console.
FL gobernador no volvera aqui hasa
manana.
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400 EMPLEADOS DEL MEXICAN
INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY
Sc DECLARAN EN- HUELA
reIeorama Especial para La PRENsA,

rcIeGrama Especial para LA PRENsA
EAGLE PASS, Tex, Mayo L.
Cuatrocientos empleados del Mex.
IAN international Railway, de los cue
trabajan en- Piedras Negras, So dc
c~lararon hoy en- huelga porque fu2-
ron pagados en- parte con e. nucTo
papel que ha enlitido e. gobierno O.
rrancista. Ell gobierno estaba operaa-
DO con los ferrocarriles, pero pacIaa
a los empleados con plata, mlentras
ahora ouiere pagarlos cor pape!.
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ESSESASHA

G-aGla'ica CaS,eiigna .-.-... . . 81. ic
Ar.tmeIra CoRerc.al --.. iSc
S-tiL3EipS 90 . . .- e. q. ."t
MsG.!ila No. ( -. e. f@c
NaAll!d No. - -. SS
hantlilA No 3 90. -. -. e.. - I1c
LLbro ManGevtI No. I de LectUTa.....- &c
Nan,!rEi NJ. : . e. 90 - -3t
Magd.yL Nc. 3 o.. 9. d. . . &c
UrbanIlad Y Buenas Nale7aS 80 -lc
Curse Elemental .e acknowledgements
GeogTar.a ElSica Y 4" Mexico. LualaOSfa-
ia ' NOCLOleS lie tEHET-.id talFetSA soc
COmprutIU De Ge"-ra.la Re MrNlro...- -yc
CompCatlo de I-4EIarlta Casic!.ala- Ses4n
Ia Academia ESgaAoI" -- q. t9c
GramallCa CaSteilana, S"Eun n AraGeIELa
ESpaNOIa: Jtlcl6n aGuIeUia!a ron 10 t-0-
ria lie los GumeHta-.Tos ) dlmtlu1iFyS,
dos tTsIados dc TTos56ia = u~riosrafla y
IaDiES De veCbos, ir4>es, etc. DID,. o.. SIS
NetodOS &c EScrltLTa N2-ucal. siS,ema me
&tCaCu, Collection &c o CGaIcEluS iJc
K D~tScipu-o- COLLECTION Ie - cuadeTnos IL
A-.tmetira EIemcn,al: ohra de teI,0 en- las
2rIuclpaleS escLrlls lie MEXICO &c . . 5tc
.IaolaS Dc LlcUilS.. .- e. o.. o. u'c
Dicciona-lo Popular 4" Ia Lcagua c~asts!la-
ma. EApastaJp en- tr.d 30. o. @. SIZE
Ca:Qyal0 llLsiralg- u.Ur.uulrlU Lr Ia Len
qua CaStr,lalI, con - -ra3aaUs, IS re-
lra;cs. - uaTa>. dos cUadroS de bdIde-
Tas, etc EiHias,dGp IN lea &c >-o'
PTOQtuarIo de OT;O--1Tta 4e ID !elSll LGS-
teIaaa. CispGeS,O IN .JrDl &c p~TeEunjas
Y ~reSpUeS.aS &c .. . o.. 1Jc
CaIec.sinos Dc Moral : VirlGG, para uso te
!os n!hos. EmpaSIaGo 2Sc
DiCC!OlarI0 IuEles-Espa1Ol ' E>pafol IN
sies, de hols.-!o, con d ~prUlulc-aC!dn Il
cUT1dS. Pasta de peFcallaa e.. q. 90 iue
DiCciOEaTio I~lSits-EsHaNul y Es0ahOl-ln-
giles, &c bo!Stllg, con IL pronunciation Il
pi sc.1aa 51 Iasie Gs EssS p a ' ES1a6al-ia..
giles. Dor Angel. : Mclaughlin. Fl mas
complete de los pubncados has'a q dia.
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0BRAS De VENTA EN- "A LIBERIA De IGNACIO {. L0zANO
Ii aa MAG scedusis Ia usR guEs, Ia que tie ell moE suridoy Ia que ende mas bmsto' Los
nHaoa 80 saunhauw e coupa gmans naada eli mHmo de qee rec Ia mden

Filosofla Elemental, POT Ralmes. ConileHe
l6clca. metafisiCa. e,ica. etc . . SIPS
bcvOc!Onario G~uddaiupanO.. ID. =. 25c
EaIeCi>mO de PerSeverancla.. Sl.GJ
Los Narf!r6s. O el Trlrnro de Ia Religion
CTISt!dDa- LlbrO cuy leclura nGS hace
aslst,T 4 Ia lUcha de dos gen2FaCiGacS
con,raT!aS II una arIEad con los aTreOs
de- IL faToc.GaG, : Ia Ot-a con eI sinlbOIO
~reden'"F.. -. .. q. . T.. . . 500
Il JtuIO del CriStIlRISmO. ESi3 obra. como
10 anterior. - dr las mcICreS para los
hUsageS. Ambas aStan eGl;adas I todo Iu-
10. 81 No
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I'm gratO ]rccuerdn

-cRccurrda I'd. Erneslo, qur Ia
yez pidi6 I'd. mi mano. perO que yo
no accedi?-dijO Marion.
Ernesto.-Si, csc es IN re 2rdo dc
los mas gralos De mi i'd.
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SecrelOs de-
OBRAS DIIERSAS

,T-oanarra UuStradO para i9i6 .. =. bIc
va7~sI ne Ia Cr!a de GallIndS q SLIM
Tf4i+ Al redrc1r Gel Muudo. IuiereSaHte r.
T. t,.ifn nGycleSra de uu yiaje pOr las prlE-
rIgIics regIOaes y ciudades del man
W ~ 10 Ia Tqfuraleza. Collection de his
tnrias y noyeias morales p. . Si'-0
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ORRAs P0ETICNs DE PELA
RELIGION

Sssrada- Heco?i,crldn Soherbia del
Antique Y NucyO TeSJameD.o- L-1Eg CUE
Coal,cne Ia cumpiicaIE historic Ae- PUG
hlo De Israel Y gre ptn'a las uEuTa> dc
pairiarcsS : PROBE A.. F'e1coSe claFaiI-I-
10 Como 90 nrepsra q gran sucesO de IA
-omo qrsnds $500
E0Tela De! SanCo NlhO de Atocns . . . . Zoe
l. ImItaCion De CriStO.. Of. 50. e. d. pc
CgrsciSr1O Ia Rrn2lds zoe
: svaITp yaytran0.- SIC
LIS@-s ~ S~fyzri6r sue
c0nnI.Sdo- General zoe
PeIueao Lavaile Ge IA JuysaiLd 0 Dev0-
cfaaarto ceI Crisuauo eOc
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NOYELAs i 25e CApA UNA

MY ELIAS 4 DOC IADi INA
Naldi;as sean las MuIeres.
Nal:l;oS sean los Hombres.
NlIGitaS sean las Suegras.
Artc de bUScar Narid0.
Las EvlS MOdernaS-
II NoVIO Prc>iadO.
la lila de las Flores.
Fl PurgaioriO de las S~olteras.
Fl PeralSO de las NuieTes.
Il Inferno &c los Hombres.
Viva nj Novla!
H HaGa &c los Mares
Su MaleStat 81 Amor.
MaltltO c Ell Amor.
La gr,nCeSa del D0ldr,
Amor Y MaruriO.
La HiIa de Venus.
POruue Sc Casaa los HombreS
PorqUe Sc Casan los hombres.
POrEue Sc Casan las Mu!eres.
Porgue pecan las Nuleres.
PCTTu3 rcinCldrn las yiuGas.
Il Collar de ESmeraldaS.
Las HiIas del Champagne
Il N,dO De RU.ScNOreS.
Les ubrcr2S del Amor.
e Il de las NiNaS.
La Viuda AieETe.
La Nina de los JaZmIneS
CalyarlO dc Amor.
POr Sc-u.r q una NuieT.
AalGIIoS sean lO- Celos-
La Gortc del Amor.
Il Alma en- IN Bcso.
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CiENCiiS UCJLTAS.

Sar-.,0s - lU. car.tOs. AriC de galaE I
"a C~g7 -Va-ls ~rprrma.. soc
rr%htrIH"nrs Gr.mor.os = P%euiaruI0s idc
=. r ~ ,1rl.; ,-iIv,ga!0ra y 81 TIeyo Drs:-
"a de- las pIrd:nidcs 81. . 25r
- n-8gCu Egiu o Il Avta de MaGdaF q los
---f--,r,. sc
y Lsr.Ir ne v,4gfa Risnra -. 25c
,f--rsi lie Ha-ll Hula .. .. . . 25c
v ge,,"eii r. lra.Ia Nesra -. sc
CraYfrula del EeE Solomon - III
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NOyELAS DE zoe CADA UNA.

Fl BeceTrD de ORC.
Il HlO NaIdliC.
e NG-UScTltO Dc mt MSdre.
Maria, pOr jorge lSacS.
e. CuT2 de Aldea.
Dora.
AUCeld.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06
(Advertisement)
JUDGES PRAISE McCLOUD.

Judge Richard McCloud has re
ceived the following letter from
Judge w. c. Hood, Jr., of Brighton,
Colorado, who sits in the count.
court of Adams county, and frequent
ly presides in the county court of
Denver, in place of Judge Roth
berger; 81 learn that you are can
tiidate for reelection, and wish you
success. In your campaign, l hope
you will emphasize the importance
Of rewarding faithful service in Of
lice by another term, as this is
about the only way the voter can
show his appreciation for his con-
scientious effort. And | know you
have been an efficient and conscicn-
uous judge" The bench OF Colorado
respects Judge McCloud. His SPLEEN
did record has attracted more than
local attention. When such a capa-
bic jurist as Judge Hood, who sits
in difficult cases in Denver, and
handles the multitudinous transac-
tions of that tribunal, endorses
Judge McCpud, it strengthens La
'lata county's pride in its county
curt. The people of this county
would be doing an injustice, il they
allied to keep this faithful, pains
alling, and just man on the bench
tside from political considerations,
and The Democrat is absolutely op-
iosed to mixing the judiciary with
ARTISAN politics,) Judge McCloud
mould be returned, Nov. Z, by Re
Iublicans and Democrats.-The Du-
ango Democrat, November 3, 1915.
l-3-4t.-1t-S.W.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06
somi- annually.

somi-annuaily.
The extent of said sidewalk i'm
proyement district Number Two en-
braces all the lots and blocks above
mentioned and all the portions of
streets and avenues above mention
ed and described by courses and dis
tances, meets and bounds as follows,
to-wit; beginning at the point of in
,ersection Of the center line of the
alley between Sixth and Seventh
avenues and the center line of Ninth
treet as now constructed and main
,ained in said City of Durango, run
ming thence northeasterly to the in
tersection Of the center line of Sew
enth Avenue at a point opposite the
north boundry line Of Lot Seventeen
in Block Number Fifty-seven of the
Mountain View Addition to said
City; thence easterly to the easterly
line Of Seventh Avenue being the
Northwest corner of said Lot Num-
Der Seventeen; thence southerly
along said easterly line of Seventh
Avenue TO its intersection with the
center line Of Seventh Street; thence
westerly along the center line of
Seventh Street to its intersection
with the center line of the alley be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Avenues;
thence northerly along the center line
Of said alley to its intersection with
the center line of Ninth Street, the
place Of beginning.
An ordinance ordering the con-
struction of said sidewalk, curbs and
necessary curbs therefor, win be fin
ally considered by the City Council
on the 9th day of December A. D.
1916.
NOTICE is FURTHER GIVEN
that a map, estimate and schedule
showing the amount to be assessed
on each lot and parcel of land in
said district for the cost of said inn
provemeuts and all ordinances, reso-
lutions and proceedings are on file
and can be examined by any person
or persons interested at the office
of the City Clerk Of the City of Du-
range at AIRY time before the final
consideration Of said ordinance as
aforesaid and all complaints and OBJ
iections concerning the proposed inn
provements by any owner or owners
Of said real estate presented in writ
ing to the City Council on or before
said December 18th, 1916, shall be
heard by the City Council of said
City of Durango before final action
thereon.
WITNESS my hand and the Of
ficial seal of the City of Durango
this 18th day of October A. d. 1916.
(SeaD r. d. MYERS,
City Clerk.
Publish Oct. 1926. Nov. 2-9-16.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06

tween Sixth and Seventh Avenues to
the east line Of Seventh Avenue and
the south half of Ninth street as
now constructed and maintained
rom it, intersection with the center
inc Of the alley between Sixth and
seventh Avenues to the east line of
seventh Avenue, Except that no
1urbs shall be constructed along the
frontage OF lots numbered Seven,
aight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve,
md Thirteen in Block Number Fifty
tx in said Mountain View Addition
10 Durmgo,) where said streets ana
avenues front or side upon the fol-
owing named lots and blocks to-wit;
The east half of Block Number
Forty the east half of Block
Number Fifty-six and the west half
Of Block Number Forty-seven and
Lots Numbered Seventeen, Eighteen,
Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-one,
twenty-five, Twenty-three, Twenty
tour, Twenty-Five, and Twonty-six in
Block Numbered Fifty-seven all in
hat part Of the City OF Durango,
county Of La Plata, State of Colo
ado, known as the Mountain View
Addition to said City Of Durango.
Said walks, curbs and grading also
90 be constructed and continued be-
yond the point of intersection at
street corners to the curbs in each
direction so as to make continuous
line Of sidewalk and curb around
each block and part of blocks above
described, excepting that no cross
walks will be Constructed under said
plans and specifications at alley
crossings or street crossings.
The total estimated cost of said
improvements is $2,8O6g0 and the
probable cost per front foot on the
lots fronting on said streets and
avenues is $1.7S for the lots in Block
number Forty-six, $l.88 for the lots
IN Block Number Forty-seven, Sits
Tor the lots in Block Number Fifty
'ix, and sl.09l for the lots in Block
number Fifty-seveni the probable
cost per square foot of surface Of
said sidewalk is twenty cents per
quare foot; and the probable cost
per linear foot Of said curbs is fifty
cents per foot as shown by the esti-
mate Of the City Engineer now on
file in the City Clerks Office. The
frontage of corner lots on said
streets 10 be counted as frontage as
we'll as the frontage thereof on the
avenues.
The time in which the cost Of said
improvements is to be paid is ten
years and the number Of INSTALL
ments in which the cost thereof may
be paid is ten annual installments,
deferred payments to bear interest
at six per cent per annum payable
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06
IN THE MATTER OF SIDEWALK
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUM-
BER TWO, OF THE CITY

OF DURANGO
Notice to Property Owners in Said
Sidewalk Improvement District
Number Two, To All Owners of
Property In Said Sidewalk Im-
provement District Number Two
In the Said City of Durango And
To All To Whom 1t May Concern:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the City OF
Durango, proposes to construct con-
crete sidewalks and concrete curbs
and necessary grading therefor ac-
cording to details set forth in plans
and specifications Of said concrete
sidewalks, curbs and necessary grad
ing therefor prepared by the City
Engineer of the City of Durango and
now on file in the office of the City
Clerk of said City pursuant to petit
ton for said sidewalks and curbs and
grading therefor and on the 5th day
of September 1916 filed for record
in said City Clerks office on those
portions of the following named
streets and avenues, to-wit; Seventh
Avenue from its intersection with
the center line of Seventh Street to
its intersection with the north line
of Lot Number Seventeen, Block
Number fifty-seven, Mountain View
Addition to the City of Durango, ex-
tended westerly, and the following
named streets running crosswise to
said avenues namely the north half
of Seventh Street from its intersec-
ton with the center line of the alley
between Sixth and Seventh Avenues
to the east line Of Seventh Avenue.
Eighth street from Its intersection
with Tie center hns of TIE alley ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06
MEN FEEL TIRED, TOO.

While much is said about tired
women it must be remembered tina,
men also pay the penalty Of over
ork. When the kidneys are veal
inactive or sluggish, when one feels
tired out and miserable, lacks energy
and ambition, Foley Kidney Pills arc
ionic and strengthening. VIM. H.
lark, Springfield, Ohio, writes: 81
ound no relief from kidney trouble
until l discovered Foley Kidney Pills
Sow I am in A / shape" They act
quickly and surely.-S. G. Wall. Du-
range Drug Co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06
Auto Accident.

Yesterday afternoon, while Bent
asher and his family, were autoins
20 Durango, their auto turned ovet
As Mr.. Asher attempted to pass an
other smaller car, in the road. There
we're five passengers in the car, and
lour of them were hurt. Mr.. Asher
uad two of the leaders Of his left
aand severed, Mrs. Asher suffered
= broken wrist. Miss Virginia Wahl
q broken arm and Miss Bernice Wah.
suffered severely from shock ana
bruises. DR.. A. W. Newland Of Bay
ueld, was hastily summoned and
gave aid to the sufferers: Mr.. Asher
and his daughter, Benice were brot
TO a Durango hospital, the Others
going home with Dr. Newland. Mn.
asher is still in the hospital and hi
laughter Berniee went home today,
lhe car was totally wrecked.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06
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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Hughes has
ended 10000 mile tour. 1t is esti-
mated he has been seen by nearly
third of the country's voters. lie
spoke in % states. He finishes the
campaign in perfect physical trim.
Betting reports are varied. Re
publicns reported odds on Hughes Of
ten to seven.
ASBURY PARK, Nov. 3. - Viii
son will sum up the issues of the
campaign in his last address here
tomorrow, on his return from New
York. He has prepared a speech in
connection with "Old Home day"
He plans to go to Princeton to
vote, and Thursday will attend the
Christening Of his youngest grand
daughter, lately born to the Sayre's.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The Re
publican campaign contributions now
total two million, twelve thousand
dollars.
The Democratic, one million twen-
lN-lblit Lt4NAhelilN 'lplisAAA
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.-Roosevelt to-
day promised IAN entirely new speech
with a kick therein" at New York to-
night. His theme will be American
ism, with an angle yet untouched.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The British
captured a trench east of Guedecourt
yesterday.
The French did not lose a man in
reoccupying Fort VauX.
The French now firmly hold all
of the Verdun forts.
BERLIN, Nov. s. Germans lost
ground in the village of Sally, but
repulsed other Of the somme attacks.
On the eastern front, the Russians
suffered heavily during their repeat
ed attempts to recapture positions on
the left bank of the Narayuka.
LONDON, Nov 3.-A battle be-
tween the Greek Royalists and revo-
lutionists is imminent unless the all
lies at SalonilJa intervene.
Four thousand Royaiists were 30
miles south, when the Venizelos rev
olutionists drove out the garrison
from Katarina,
Athens has reported that King
Constantine ordered these troops to
attack the revolutionists.
ROME, Nov 3.-The Italians are
powerfully attacking the Austrians
south of Goritz. The Italians have
occupied a mile of the Goritz-Voger-
sko railway and penetrated the Aus
trian center nearly a mile. The bat
tie is extending to the Adriatic.
NEW LONDON, Nov. 3.-Unless
the police round up two men, suppos-
cdly members Of the Deutschland
crew, who were involved in a stab
bing affray today, the police will
probably demand that Captain koe-
mig investigate the charge and sur
render them.
According to police authorities one
seaman forced his attentions on
girl in a restaurant when a waiter
who interrupted him was stabbed in
the arm.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Ambass-
ador Bernstoff is examining the
mail the Deutschland brought to
him.
Whether the submarine will car
ry American mail returning has not
been decided.
The German embassy staff is
busy DECIDING important communlca
tions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-11-06

Miss Ellen Waters left for Farm
ington this morning, to be house
keeper for the children of her sister,
Mrs. Tom LOTUS, while the latter is
at Mayo Brothers hospital at Ro-
chester, Minnesota.