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The Newark journal., 1911-09-15

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 Cooperation on F firm strong basis and Wfth sufficient capital will if properly managed be 2 wonder worker f0g tbe bHttUrnEnt of tGa member sNtp But remember if takes nerve #.a staying qualities fa attain sue aas For example tha apple growers 8f =fhe northwest tHrmsl tHaf asso- 9.aziaa have sold HHetr fancy apples al sa=75 for tfftF pound BaN. bat wrapped ap# #in that price is quality attractive hacking 5Ha Faefaae and n good aaaaBtE When tae grower zet= 5e cents fer lis fn#t and tac #aHszauar= tas t1 pas g. teF tbe same
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 atHaH fratarts al t# 5am fhaa fr#5t nav Ha hroastf aHGeF= =ea-6nara= don Tho southern traA berry growers seg tAalz aat# aE the train load if tHa 1#a5i'aa =H#=aH Th# association at Greeley handles from Saaa p fHaHo ears af Ie potatoes eaeH=9 year THeT are passed aFer screen with He#h#aa aHg auf# one half inches and ta same k done with tHe ea#ta1oaa and HatqG zg1wers Rocky Ford They aHe graded and ufd. Iy a1aE.d aHa ttzase zHsaHt et5eH. Ht4 thau a-t= at cars #eacE# t-ar f.z eo#auers- - I16 t#F,Hr.# -0J fTEir zrgTH .la#.= eHi#5e r.1la Ga-he1 aH=e =eat. .G..t.e into 1ra Ha5ae carload 5t #az.aa=- or aan Esa au= rFs#a l= #.- te9 ,tar -a open t#e tea aia lead 10 success in art fH aa business
The Newark journal., 1911-09-15
FREE SAMPLE GURED 0LD
 PERSONS BOWEL TROUBLE

One of the most remarkable proofs o' the unusual laxative merit contained ia Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is that t is effective not only in people iu the prWa of life, but at the extremes of ages. As many letters are received from mothers regarding the cures of children, as from men and women of sixty seventy end eighty years of age. IL must be truly q wonderful laxative.
 In the cure Of constipation and bowel trouble in old people it has no equal IF corrects the constipation. dispels the head ache. biliousncss, gas, drOWsiness after eating, etc. People advancing in years should See 10 it that their bowels uaEe freely. and if they do not 10 t5ke Dr. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin. You can uan= long your life by healthy hoWC. action. Clogged bowels invite disease. M5m n about to pass the menstrual period cats4at do better than use Syrup Pepsin several
The Newark journal., 1911-09-15

ts.0as q week uuta tto eyetam has set lid to ita future condition.
 8moaE taa steaneeat supporters of pr. tHislWe ts gHIa Htaia= atc lIr N. C. Ieta CT s.aH Ds atle Ala. end aIr. George 7 sFauH#bas o4 the &aauual SaIdi1 g Hnla Eau-s hotu cid4,Iy men. The regular size tatd can Ae bought nf any d#u- at ftH. ea'a and ene aelIar. bat tiss aHiu5 beaH. Caa he had by send lr yQuf a=Idfea5 Q tue doet3r.
 ur. Caldwell da.s not feel that the HHHaHase at Eis raua Is ends hls oEH- T.5uH. lie has Specialized F. stomach IN#r and bo~el dHseaees for oyer forty s=ees aud E.5II ba FIeu ed to give the #fer any advice on tle subject free of eharee Ali are welcome to write l#f1. Nhetlsr for Gle medical advice Cr thc frec sample a3iras5 him Dr. Ae#. P. Caldwell. &02 Caldwell building, Monticello. IL
The Newark journal., 1911-09-15
WARNING ORDER

Ia IHaHNaudeHcs tHaaceTy t0al December Perm. i9JI
 #.#G Ca7teel pIa.utiH ys. AGie sstecI defendant
 THe defendant. AllieGastcei i, here bs warned to appear in the above eu- titled court within thirty t30l daA from ehi5 date and answer the com. pIa5nt oI Che PIauif lied theron against &ga.
 t5Hea HHaaeH4 had tbis - day d August l8lL GEoI. BENINs Clerk.
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 Eeu heasacha Dr Rnaa' Anti-Psin pne
The Newark journal., 1911-09-15
ROAD NOTICE

%atfee hereby given that PeH. tIou ae presented ta th- lndeHeH. deHea County Court at Is October Term. I9lL. asking for the estab.i,h- He8t#aE= il aaa= road as follows. io-NIt 8eEHuiHa at the south end o' Man street #u tHe town of Sulphur Rock. Ark. tdeute S0u.h To the Iron Noan- ta5H railroad and tutersecting th. GQHnfE Road leading around the east eIa H8se al the mountain to the k. A. Grow mi -hD0fh9oG.
 J.G. GIBSON.
 F A BEEEN0
 J. F. SIM
 F. Hb BgeHANaN4 a=i and others.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Sixteenth and Farnam streets, one of the
reliable banking institutions of the west
invites, extends a welcome to Land Show
visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK
Seventeenth and Farnam streets, one Of
the best known Of the states bank, Is
glad. pleased to greet visitors to the Land
Show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. OMAHA,
NEB., Thirteenth and Farnam streets IS
one Of the best banks in the state, and
welcomes Land Show visitors to Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

su rapy the us Drnug that nut has hrrnmr nra
brtg richest H pPnpl PBahiFn FUTURE nf mat
OMAHA lnrn thr mu this hrFn Hr1rh
ain t firm advancement m the nrst truugh pFunus hp
SnF 0ma has hPumP thP tP uf H nunnPrf xpnshinn hn
panr ttury this opportunity unnrBH rrnm
J FhFr hrHs tumP uf r this
mhhh MIR hiBtngB mDPh in
Jn FHtuny of tFar sentiments mr. ar tru attn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

CRANE CO.. sls-s2s South Tenth street.
steam, gas and water supplies. wishes
guests OF the Land Show 70 visit this
establishment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

HOTEL MURRAY. Fourteenth and
Harvey streets. ono OF the oldest OF the
e!ty's hotels. welcomes all Land show
visitors and wishes them 10 accept thls
occasion to visit the Murray.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

LIVE STOCK NATIONAL BANK
Union Stock yards, South Omaha, VIII b
pleased to meet iall visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

RAcINE-sATrI.EY CO.. Tenth ana
Jones streets. wholesalers Of implements
and vehicles. wish an Lana snow Euvsta
10 call upon them.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

u. II. CIRCUIT * SON CO., 100 io9a
Farnam street. JobOers and general mini
agents Tor carpets. russ and curtains.
aeloome Land snow visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO.. Eigh-
teenth and Douglas streets wish visitors
"a call upon them for any assistance
mai may be rendered during the Land
show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

PAXTON & GALLAGHER Co, VOi ana
N south Tenth street. well known whole
sale groeers. invite Land show guestA 70
visit their establishment.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

JOHN DEERE PLOW CO., northwest
corner Ninth and Howard streets. 1oDpern
OF agricultural implements and We
hicles, welcome all ol the Guys guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

THE T. G. NoRTHwALL COMPANY.
912-914 Jones street, wholesale implement,
vehicle and automobile dealers. welcome
visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

WRIGHT & MiLitrLdY CO.. Tenth
ana Jackson streets, who.esaie hardware
dealers. are pleased 70 meet all vlaitoru
~ omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

THE REEFS PRINTING CO.. Tenth and
Harvey streets, wsl be glad 10 receive
Land show visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

AMERICAN HAND 6EWED SHOE
CO.. l2B Harvey street. manufacturers OF
high grade shoes. will be- pleased 10 re-
celve Ril Land show visitors
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

PAXTON HOTEL. one OF the o.
hoaielries IN the state. located al fFl st
Visitors " make themselves a. 6e,,, All
this hot1i. "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

STOCK YARDS NATIONAL BANK OF
SOUTH OAlAfiA, NEb., Is pleased To
welcome all Land Snow guests wne vlslt
A oursns tnen stay IN Omaha ana soutn
omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

dITz BROS, BREWING Conn.
Nlth 10 extend q welcome in,lfs, t ~
AL visitors % inspect their large 1911. -
AZ ei4iA and LeaFen"orth strects' IVY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

f. p. KIRKENDALL & CO., Eleventh.
and barney streets, Wholesale manutac-
turers OF boots ana shoes, WISH ali Land
snow guests 10 visit their plant
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

CITY NATIONAL BANK, Sixteenth
and Harvey streets, the bank which Is
located in the big skscraper. wishes to
meet All visitors 10 the Land Show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

JULIUS TREITscHKE. COG. So,
Thirteenth street. ceaier IN WINE Sout
-llqaors. Is ready 70 street. ali visitor 49, 2,
1he Land show.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER co.
or AMhltlCA. eVl-oVi capitol avenue. n
pieaaed 10 greet al vseilcta ana welcomed
lnem 70 lts estapnshnonL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

w. L. YETTER * Co, 1l13-nl7 Howard
street. wholesale wall paper company.
viii be pleased to meet Omaha Land
show visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

OMAHA OIL CO.. 1915 Grace. a prosper
Gus western concern. extends greetings TO
ali Omaha visitors.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

JAMES c. DAHLMAN, mayor of
Omaha, is delighted to welcome all visitors
TO the Land Show and has the key to the
city ready for them.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-22

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD who..
head otflcos are located at hIfteenth sv.S
HoNaId streets ana whose new hems
IS building az Fourteenth and Farns,',
streets. Is ono OF the largest fraternai
erdC.s o. the world. '''''
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
CONFERRED WITH TORRES
GOVERNOR OF SONORA MADE A
SPECIAL TRIP TO CAPITAL
TO SEE HIM
MORGAN MAY MAKE LOAN
UNDERSTOOD HE WILL TAKE UP
$5o,ooo,ooo ISSUE OF RAIL
ROAD BONDS

Douglas, Ariz., March 22.-The Wis.
it few days ago OF Frank vanderlip
president Of the National City Bank
of New York, to Hermosillo, the cap
ital of the state of Sonora, where he
went to confer with the Mexican au-
.thorities, has aroused unusual inter
est.
In order to confer with Vanderlip,
Governor Torres hastened to Hermo-
sillo from Cananea, where he was
giving his personal attention to the
suppression of the insurrectos.
1t is understood the National City
Bank is trustee for the bonds of the
Southern Pacific lines in Mexico. 1t
is thought the visit of Vanderlip had
something to do with the flotation of
fifty million dollars in bonds, which
Finance Minister Limantour failed to
place in France, and which it is be-
lieved the Morgan interests might be
induced to take up, provided condi-
lions in Mexico warrant 1t.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
vAcATIoAasoR KAISER

Berlin, March 22.-Emperor William
who has fully recovered from his
recent illness, will start tomorrow on
his customary vaaction. His pediod
of rest and recreation will be passed
amid the romantic surroundings Of
Corfu. in the magnificent pile ri mar
Bile erected as a residence for the
late Empress Elizabeth Of Austria
and acquired by the German emperor
after her. death According 20 official
announcement Emperor William will
stop over in Vienna for day or two
for a meeting with the venerable
Emperor Francis Joseph. From vi
emma he will resume his journey to
Corfu. On his way home it is thought
likely he may visit Rome for the in
ternational exposition that will then
be in progress there in celebration
of the semi-centennial anniversary of
united Italy
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
FORMER BATTLESHIP
4. SHATTERED BY SHELLS
THE TEXAS SUCCUMBS TO THE
WONDERFUL MARKSMAN-
SHIP OF GUNNERS

On Board the Torpedo Boat String
ham, Lower Chesapeake Bay, March
22.-Shattered by storm of shell,
the old Battleship Texas, now the
San Marcos, rests today on the mud
of Tangier Sound. The veteran of the
United States navy sank under the
spectacular craftsmanship of her
newer sisters.
Gaping holes in her port side and
two Jagged wounds in her forward
armor where shells passed completely
through her. showed how she sue
cumbed Part or both her fighting
masts were shot away and her deck
was mass of debris.
The broadside delivered by the Bat
tleship New Hampshire at varying
distances of from six to seven and
one-half miles are considered re-
markable by ordnance officers. More
than one-third Of the shots were said
to have gone true, although nothing
official was given out.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
IMMUNITY PLEA Is IN VAIN
ACCUSED SOUGHT TO ESCAPE
PROSECUTION ON A FORMER
WHITEWAsHINe
RULING AN IMPORTANT One
COURT DECLARES LENIENcY
DOES NOT MEAN LICENSE TO
VIOLATE LAW

Chicago, March 22.-The indicted
Chicago packers lost their fight
against going to trial on indictments
secured by the government several
months ago, when Judge Carpenter
in the United States district court to
day overruled their demurrer to the
charges and held that the immunity
granted by Judge Humphreys in 1908
did not apply to the present charges
which, he held, were based on evi
dence not included in the Humphrey
decision.
Immunity does not mean license
said Judge Carpenter, in announcine
his decision. "If it did, then to con
fess ones crime is to give perpetual
permission to violate the law"
Judge Carpenter decided for the
first time that acts testified to be.
fore the immunity proceedings began
could be used in future prosecutions.
He said, however, this evidence could
be used only to show the original
conspiracy.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
RUNNING limited
IN TWO SECTIONS
UNPRECEDENTED TRAFFIC EAST
BOUND FORCES ExTRAoRDIN-
AIRY SERVICE

Santa Fe train No. A, the Chicago
limited, passed through Las Vegas
last night in two sections, arriving ter
minutes apart. No. will run in two
sections hereafter on Tuesday and
Friday until the rush of traffic
ceases. First No. 4 last night car
ried II passengers and the second
section So, making total of 1856
people on the two trains.
Passenger traffic both east and
west is enormously heavy at the
present time, according to local
Santa Fe official
The Santa Fe is getting the lions
share of the business both ways,
he said today. 81 don't see how the
Santa Fe grabs the business from the
other transcontinental roads, but they
do that very thing and are doing it
more handily this year than ever be
fore"
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
EXCITING SCENES
AT CAMORRA TRIAL
CLASH BETWEEN CONSUL PRO-
vokES DEMONSTRATION
AMONG PRISONERS

Viterbo, Italy, March 22.-Angry ex
changes between opposing counsel at
today's session of the trial Of the
Camorra, provoked demonstration
from the prisoners cage which got
beyond the control OF the court of
ficials and necessitated a suspension
of the proceedings. The accused men
alternately cursed and sobbed his
terically while their women friends
in the audience screamed and faint
ed. The wife of one of the prison.
ers, was seized with convulsions.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
CARNEGIE TRUST CO.
LOOTED OF $335,OOO
THIS Is CHARGE MADE AGAINST
WILLIAM j. CUMMlNS, d.
RECTING HEAD

New York, March 22.-Out of the
tangle of financial transactions first
made public by the collapse'of Joseph
G. Robins chain of banks, ruined by
skyrocket financiering, the grand jury
late yesterday drew the indictment
of William ]. Cummins, directing
head of the Carnegie Trust company
for the alleged larceny of 1886, 900
from the institution year ago.
Specifically, he is charged in three
indictments with larceny in the first
degree of these sums:
One hundred and twenty thousand
dollars, $4,000 and $4,000 on April
81, % and 23. 1910, respectively. 1t
is alleged these sums were borrowed
by the Carnegie Trust company in a
note transaction from two other banks
and appropriated to Cummins' per
sonal use.
The transactions involved in the
charges against Cummins were made
it is alleged, in an explanatory state
ment issued today by the districi
attorney, when Cummins feared thai
stock of the Nineteenth Ward banl
and the Twelfth Ward bank, held fol
collateral for certain loans, would be
sold in the open market.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
SOCIALISTS LOSING
GRIP IN milwaukee
IN LOCAL PRIMARY BUT TWO
OUT OF FOUR OF THEIR
CANDIDATES WON

Milwaukee, March 22.-Yesterday' )
primary vote for nominees for school
directors in Milwaukee, shows a con-
siderable falling off in the socialist
vote, compared with the primary of
year ago, when Emil Seidel was en-
dorsed as candidate for mayor. Only
two out of the four socialist candi-
dates were nominated and they ran
sixth and ninth in the list Of ten.
Women voted for the first time at a
primary in Milwaukee. Socially the
women registered more votes in pro-
portion to the men than did their SIS
ters in the poorer wards. 1t is esti-
mated that of twenty-five thousand
votes cast, five thousand were by
women.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
GIVES UP life TO
FURTHER SCIENCE
BACTERlOLoGIST DIES IN NEW
YORK, A MARTYR TO FIGHT
AGAINST DISEASE

New York, March 22-Dr. Edward
F. Ashley, bacteriologist, died on
Swinburne island in New York har-
Dor late yesterday, a martyr to his
fight against the entry in this port
of cerebro spinal meningitis, through
infected Greek immigrants. Inoculat.
ed in handling the cases, he became
i'll Sunday and was treated with ser
um by DR.. Simon Flexner, its dis.
coverer.
DR.. Ashley was graduate of Yale
and of the college of physicians ana
surgeons, New York City. He had
been assisting DR.. A. H. Doty, health
officer of the port, for about nine
months.
DIR. Ashley was 80 years old and
had been engaged in taking the suf-
fering Greek immigrants from in
coming vessels. Sixteen were re-
moved to Swinburn island, victims Of
meningitis. Six had died and in each
case an autopsy was performed
While engaged in this work the young
physician became infected.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
ENToMBED MINER ALIVE

Columbus, Kan, March 22.-Faint
tappings at intervals of about a min
ute led Frank Gilday, state mine in
spector and a party of rescuers to
engage in an all-night search last
night for Tom Cheek, miner who
has been missing since the explosion
last Saturday night in the southwest
ern company's shaft No. 16, twelce
miles northwest of here, in which
four men were killed. The main
shaft of the mine has been thorough
ly gone over and last nights search
was through the numerous side en-
tries. 1t is believed the tappings
were signals from Cheek, who was
lost in the darkness.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
POLICYHOLDERS SUE
INSURANCE COMPANY
DEMAND AN ACCOUNTING OF THE
FUNDS OF NORTHWESTERN
MUTUAL LIFE

CLEVELAND, D., March 22.-Aileging
that the $SO,OOO,OOO policyholders' re-
serve fund has dwindled to $25,c0O.-
600 through the unlawful operations
of its custodians, Charles w. Eber-
hard. Augustus Webber and Bernard
Miller. three Cleveland policyholders,
started suit for an accounting in
the United States circuit court here
last night against the Northwestern
Mutural Life Insurance company Of
Milwaukee. A receiver also is asked
for the fund. The complainants do not
attack the financial standing Of the
insurance company as whole. Their
attorneys say the company is in no
difficulty.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
DIFFICULT TO GET JURY

independence, Kan, March ga
jury to try A. A. Truskett. the wealthy
7O-year-old oil man of Caney, Kan, on
a charge Of numbering J. D. s. Neeley,
an oil operator of Lima, o., at Caney
last January, has not been selected
The regular panel was exhausted yes
terday and special venire called to-
day, also was exhausted. The numer-
GUS business and social connections
of Truskett and Neely make the Sc
lection of Jury difficult. venire-
men who are engaged in the oil busi-
ness are not desired by either side.
Nicely was a member of a secret Or
der, and for this reason the defense
is not desirous of having any men,
ber of that society serve on the Jury.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
HEARING BEFORE COMMISSIONER

Today in the county commission
ers' room at the court house, United
States Land Commissioner Robert
l.. NJ. Ross heard testimony in the
case of the United States against
Casimiro Ortiz. Ortiz is said to have
failed to comply with the government
regulations in filing upon a piece of
land in the Pecos national forest.
Evidence was introduced today by
the United States to show that Or
tiz lived in house that was not
located on the land on which he had
filed. The hearing continued during
the afternoon and it was expected
when the noon recess was taken that
Ortiz would introduce evidence to the
effect that he believed he was dwell
ing on the land even If it is shown
his home was few rods away from
the actual line. The United States
was represented by Leroy o. Moore,
chief of the New Mexico field divi-
sion of the general land office, and
Blake Franklin, an attorney. w. G.
Hayden represented the defense. Or
tiz made final proof on the land some
time ago.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
DENIES AN ULTERIOR MOTIVE
ASSURES BARON UcHlDA OF
FRIENDLINESS OF UNITED
STATES
WANTS EMPEROR NOTIFIED
MR.. TAFT MAKES SPECIAL RE-
QUEST THAT HE BE GIVEN
CORRECT FACTS

Washington, March 22.-Rresident
Taft today invited Baron Uchida, the
Japanese ambassador, to confer
ence at the White House. The presi
dents object was to personally SET
at rest the various irresponsible AMI
sensational stories that have been
published to the effect that the pres
ent army maneuvers in Texas and
California in vague way were di
rected toward Japan.
The president has been greatly an
noyed by the persistent reports that
Japan had negotiated secret agree
ment with Mexico for a coaling sta
tion on the Pacific coast, and that the
United States was menacing Mexico
as a protest. Denials from the Jap.
anese embassy and from Ambassador
Uchida, himself, as to the coaling sta
ton story, as well as denials from
the state department as to any con-
nection of Japan with the army ma
neuvers, have failed to stop the re-
ports, which the president regards as
malicious.
When Baron Uchida called, Presi-
dent Taft assured him that there
was absolutely no warrant or excuse
for the stories that had been printed
to the effect that the United States,
in sending troops to the Mexican bor-
der, had done so in expectation of
treacherous movement by Japan. The
president said the reports scarcely
were worth denying, but he desired
to set them at rest for all time. The
president asked Baron Uchida to
communicate these views directly to
the emperor of Japan.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
MEANS INTENSE SUFFERING
BLOCKADE SURE TO INCREASE
HARDsHIPs OF ALL NOM
coMBATANTS
RERMOSILLO NOT IN DANGER
ENEMY WITHDRAWs FROM vIcIN-
ITY AND FEDERALs FAIL TO
ovERTAkE THEM

Ell Paso, Tex, March 22.-News
from the interior of the war zone"
today. shows the insurrectos have
surrounded many small towns and
have notified the inhabitants that
they will allow no provisions to reach
them from the surrounding country.
The insurrectos have determined that
all stocks of provisions shall remain
in their hands and it is feared the
non-combatants will be subjected to
still greater hardships by the block
ade Hundreds of refugees are flee
ing toward the border, many attempt
ing to make the journey on foot.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
DIR. WASHINGTON RECOVERING

New York, March 22.-Booker Il.
Washington, the negro educator,
whose alleged assailant of Sunday
night, Albert Ulrich was held yester-
day for trial on a charge of common
assault, was still at the Hotel Man
haitian today. He is recovering ra-
pidly from his injuries. DR.. Wash
ington was gratified today to receive
a letter from President Taft, in the
presidents own handwriting, in which
he expressed his sympathy for and
C nfidence in Dr. Washington.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-03-22
MARAUDERS Rustic
CATTLE OF TEXANS
SUPPOSED BAND OF INSURREC,
ToS CROSS LINE AND MAKE
A RAID

San Antonio, Tex, March 22.-Addi-
tional details of the situation at Chi
SOS and Apline, where Mexican mar
auders, supposed to be insurrectos,
crossed the Rio Grande yesterday and
drove cattle belonging to Texans
across the border, were awaited at
the maneuvers camp today. Detach-
ments started last night for the scene
to guard against such raids.
Although the roads were mudpud-
died as result of last nights rain,
General Smith, with his brigade of
nearly twenty-four hundred men,
started a practice march this morn
ing to Leon Springs.