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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

Mibler, in &i 3 itiffen, un0 sic
gbeleute Siber Nie6erer ut0 Ebere-
fla, geb. Saber6oi@ in Gamer
6 mang.
8aben.
Das 11el1e Sparfaiien=@ ebau6e in
5reiburg lit feierlid er0ffnet
moroelt. = @ine Md11leplage berrl6t
in &ir6arb.- 9ie .2abrer
9trabenbobn ion 1T ei1e eIeftriide
@abn lmgeitaltet mer6en. = Bidder
mciiter Carl 5dmiot unb 6rnu in
Sab mur6en megen 8er6ahtes ser
8ranoitiftung berbaftet. Das gan5e
Mnmelen brannte ab l1m6 6as anfto=
benoe BEG @omrmercienratbes Mal-
rer muroe fart beiddoigt. = sSr
Sab1enba@ brannte 6as @obn-
uro 0econumie- @ebGl16e bon 6ron5
Stetter ab. - 9as SabnbofzSotel in
II eber1tngen lit bonitdnotg ab-
aebrannt. = Ssn nnteralpen
brannte oas @aitba1s Sum @ier,
hors", @eiiber Sol. @rber, nieoer. -
sSM 2i6tentbaI tpur6e 6as bon
Tron @eb. &atb. &rupp geitiftete
Maraaretbenbeim ieiner 8eitimml1ng
iihergeben. - SSn 8nrgen berl111=
gillette Ser 2an6mirtb 8ernb. She=
mel1alt oltrb Stl1r5 bonn @ogen t06t=
lid. - sSsn M1tbeim itarb &atb-
ihreiber @eber, ser 80 Sabre ieine11
9ien1t ber1ob. - SeSn @aib1 ta6t
mlirbe 6as nett erborte itd6ti1he Spi=
tai eingemeibt.
Gliak=2otbringen.
Die Na6ridten bonn @eil1marfte
la1ten giinltig. 9ie 0nalitat er=
gab elnen fleinen Mittelberbit miro
aber 0ur6 Sic al1sge5ei6nete &uali=
tat eriebt. - Die @emeinoeratbs=
pablen in 81 ulbauen ergaben
ei1ren bollita11oigen Sieg ser social=
0emofrate1. - SSn 6em @obnbaule
0es S6mieoeS Nnt. &9rbn nabe Ser
Efarrfirde in &erlisbeim brab
ei11 Teuer aus, 0as alle int l1mfreiie
Ser Stride liegen0en @dl1ler ner5ebrte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Sir eanbfu@er!
@ilbes 1tnb fnltipiertes 2an6
in Starf nnb ben argremsenbeu
Counties 5u oerfamfen.
6. mptter8beab Co.,
@id)arrbtou, q. ..
Qnrembmrg.

Sodm. &r. Mattb. @rnSmD aus
&amm tp11r6e gum 8icar in st o.
6ingen ernannt. = SSn q eu<
fano 6ie @iniegnung 6es
reuen S6ulgebdubes itatt. - Sn
5dei6gen mill man cine @aiier-
leitung balter, Ga sort GROCER 8ai=
iermongel berridt. = Die Gboralge-
ienidnit in el6ingen
feierte ibr 5%0jabriges Sl1bilaum. -
3u Soiingen erbd1tgte iid ser
40 SATIRE alte Sob. @rober. - Das 8
Monate olte &in6 6es Irbeiters
&ont in &opital berbrannte 5eim
gpielen am 6e1ter. - Gin @roBfc,er
Gi6erte Sdeune, gtGl1e un6 J1trr1=
gen 6es u@ut6elterbofes" in Sells
Elm. - Sn Meihlingen pur6en
!&al1s, gdeune un0 Staultng 6es
g(derers 8. g. @eiS 511rd1 Teuer ger
ltort.- Dos ST. Nopierberg bei 8 M
pertsberg gelegene Mnmeien
oes @ipiermeiiters Sic. @ormerin=
ger cling in Slam1nen a1f. - 3u
8 etten6orf fiel Sic @ebanlung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Nsc9or sonrOaoo
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS TO


SMritbiidof Or. Mltentpeiiel bon
8riren meibte am Is Sct. baS Can't
.iianunl, ein neues pradtiges CONFLICT
ge6dltoe fir Sic Sic l1nioerlitdt
S nnsbrud bei l1d)e1r0en Ibeologe11
Elm. 1os relte Gonoict, inn 8iQen=
ser gta0t, bietet fir 200 Ibeo<
logon glab. = Die Boltmeiiterin &d=
tbe 6lati6er bon 9 egren5 lit r1ad)
Gerl1ntreulung bon 5000 aronen fliid)=
tig gemorben. - SSn Dornbirn
iin6 4 @auier nie6ergebrannt, mobei
ein 5hlafgeber inns ser 8el1ter Git
ger, tpelder Elm 0ienitma0den retten
mollte, Sen 5lammentoo fan0en. =
Sn 5dleiBbeim ermor6eten Ser
pogirenoe SdloiiergeieQe Sob. 8afl=
maier un0 ser ltelenloie 8ddergebilfe
@einr. Smbl0d SEN greilen 3iebbater
Badlmaier'sl 3medS &aubes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Iiirtb bemiuigte 5000 90. gum M1r=
fauf bon &urtoffeln, melbe gum

S ii + bemi1igte 5000 90. gum Mn=
fo11f bon &nrtoffeln, melde gum
selbitfoitenprei5 an Sic minoerbe=
mittelte 8%epolferung a%bgegeben mer=
SEN. Sic Gommiliion lit ermadtigt,
ol1d onoere 2eben5mittel an5ufauf EN-
met111 lie gu biligen Yreii len 5u baben
itr6. = Sr &nilerslautern
brar11te Sic MoQn0en= ln0 Seniter=
fabrif @urfei nieoer. Sn Nan6l=
ito0t lift sic Notwithstanding
6rn1 Maria Safelmoier int II. 2e=
bensiabre %geitorfen. - SSn 90 ii IL
Of ftarb Ser Sta0tpfarrer bon ct.
8onifo5 @aiilifa) g. Benedict @rer1=
ner, s. g. 8. - Sn &atten=
lit Ser 8rauereibeiiber Sic.
2e0erer int 66. 2ebensjabre Der i@ie=
Sen. = Ser 60jdbrige @emein6e0ie=
net @topfl in Bfurrfirden lit
infolge zines 3abngeldmiires elmer
8lutDergiftl1ng erlegen. = Die Hfarr=
firbe in @bersbn6 miro ponitan=
Sig reitaltrirt. = Ser bodm. @err
Nfarrer Sob. Nbi1. ode in To1fen=
It e II, Ser Sort 81 Sabre gepirft bat,
lit geitorben. = Sic @emein0e S. +
I n bot Sen @alt ei11er @oiierleitung
beidllolien. = Sn &0nigsbofen
i'm @ra1f +: lit elm Hrinareoenten-Mo=
nltn1enta1= @runnen entbiint mor6en.
= Gos int Sabre 1870 erbol,te Nfarr=
firde Stiftbous in @iir5bnrg
miro elmer ponitdn6igen &e11opotion
unter5ogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

Ste ate 9eimatb.
S0lciicn.

Morfoen ous @ablfreisfon1lte Der
Gentrl1a1sportei fir 0en &eidstags=
mablfreis @las=@abell dmerot be ldlol=
leu bat, SEN biSberigen N6georOnetelr
@raien Sppers0orff bon @reSlon
nid)t mieoer al1f5ultellen, mia oieler
ncltrpd mie0er IN @lab=Sabelidmerot
f%unoioircn. gr bat &erlammlunge11
ubgebalten ul1o bereits cine grobe Mn=
5obl pom 6lugtldttcrn pertbeilen loi=
fen. Sic &eriude bes @rafer, ut eli
ne11 an ocren idleliiden @ablfreile
ucm Centrum auigelteut SIT meroen,
maren fehlgeldlagen. ga BET ben LETT
tc1 @ohlen ocs Centrum 1882, Sic
Gonierpotipcn SIG, sic Social0emo=
froten 1176, Gtinmet erbielten, 10
lit cine 3crlplitterl,1g ser Gentrltn1s=
"ltin1l1en niht miinldensmerth. = I'm
ter SEM o%ringenoen @eroadte, letne
Tral1 crornllelt uno ooum al1 Semi 9ett=
PROTEIN a~ufgcbdnat SIT hoben, Tim
Selbltn1oro pnrsutoltld]elt, mltrNe Ser
friihere 9remler Gnrl It &arbe 1T l1n=
teri|1du11gsboft gerommen.- SIM @e=
fGrgnibhof pom @leimit fat Ser
Mol1bmoroer <pfa Sen Sos ourd 0as
Sell oes Sdorffrihters gefnnben.
Sad)icn.
9os Gorf 81 rfor5a N.=8.
MerleburD muroe 0urh cine Seuers=
brunit bis ol1f menige @Guier 5erit0rt.
@roBe grnteporrdtbe nerbrannten.
@iel GroB= lt11o &leinoieb fam in Sen
Nammen I'M. = Sic o1berbolb ser
StaSt Ginaelitaot qelegere fritz
fer Montag'ide 3iegelei uno edge
lperf (Snbaber S. 8edre) mur6e o1rh
6e1er p6llig 5erit0rt. Ser 6urd Ser
itdlerrng geoedte Granddaughter belGl1ft
iih ar1f $4,000 Marf.
9annuber.
Ser fortihrittlide &eidstogsabge-
oronete San, 5egter, ser in ieiner &ar~
tel sic 9foue zines ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
ipielt, bat iid Dor einigen Tagen in
elmer @%eriammlu11g gu @annober
olS Nolitifer iebr blamirt. gr beboup<
tete 6aB 1906 Shirt 8u1om SEN
Rei6Stag aufgeloit babe, Inn sic
idmor5=blal1e Mebrbeit, pel@e flint
Miuiar0en Sdul0en gemadt babe, gu
beieitigen. (8efanntli9 banoelte es
ii6 6amals nm Mebrausgaben fir sic
Golonien, mel6e Centrum un0 @o5iaI-
oemofroten ser &egierung nidt bepil<
ligten.) Ser nationa, tberaIe 6reiberr
b. &idtbofen bebauptete, 6as Centrum
lei cine confeiitoneQe &ortei uno er<
balte feline @eifungen itets aus @om.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

"@s fam feline Before meoi3in ge-
ben, als @bamberlain's &uiten-M itteI.
@eine &inber marer ale frauf un
Stidbuiten; zines 6obon tpar i'm Bett,
bate Elm bobes Gteber uno baftete
Slut aug. TIMER Dottor COB linn
@bamberlain's Suiten-MitteI, un6 sic
erite Doiis bradte grIei9teru1q, un6
orei Slai6en bei1ten e." iaet Trou
81. q. 9onaloion bon 2erinqton,
Mtif. gu falfen in allen Mpotbefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
Gegen ben faltex Gtabl.

sd miir6e fetnen 9oftor meiner1
SUB %obnebmen lofen,~ faot 8. o.
Silt, Bantam, Ohio, mie tpobl Elm
ibredltdes @ei@uiir 6ie BIoge mel
nes 2ebens bier Sabre lang setpeIen.
@nftott beiien gebroa1dta i4 Bud
LENS Mrnton @albe, uno mein 6uB
mar raid poqitdnoig gebeiIt." $eiIt
8ran6tpunben, 8eltler, @eben, Duet
idungen, @c5ema, Simmer, &iibnerou-
gen; liberties n-Seilmit.
tel 25f BEL Ser Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

Ges anaben Mppetit lit baufig sic
l1ri ade bon Sdreden. @enn SIR Ell
men lolden Mppetit babt, nebmt Giant
b%erlain's Iablette. sic er5eugen niht
moB einen gelunoen Mppetit, lonoern
itGrfen Sen Wagen u10 MAIDEN es ibm
m0glid, mieoer notiirlih 51 arbeiter.
gu fa1fen bei aQen 9(potbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23

Ml1r oesmegen per6e Sic prelBilhe
@elonoti9aft beim Gatican u1lterbal=
ten oamit ser Enplt Sic GentrumS=
portei better 0irigiren f0nne. gr ielblt
1ei ser @ei an0tlhaft bein1 &atican Elm
SSoDr lang 5l1getheilt gemelen ltno e5
leien Sdriftitiide nit iold1en pdpitli=
d)cn @eilungen fir Oas 0elttld)e Gen=
trl1n audi 0l1rdb feline Sa1t0e gegan=
gen. Selten fat ein N(nrmenmarden
iiber 0os Centrum 10 iebr Ben 5tent=
pei ser 6alldbeit at iid getragen. -
Mit Sem 8al1 Ser bon ser biid0fli6en
8c30rne geplanten groben Siiriorge-
gr5iebungsonitolt int 8orgemoor bel
Nopenburg lit m,nmebr begon=
11en mor0en. Die Soften 6e5 &ob=
ml1es belaufen Iid) artf rlt116 100000
&C.: cine glei6e Gumme miro fit Sic
innere Musgeitaltung Ser Mnltalt, ser
Gopene iomie ser @irtbibaftsgebdl1be
IL. |. NJ. er%foroerlid iein. Sic Sir
ior9e=gr5iebu1gsanitalt mir6 auf Sic
@pdmporcl1ltltr anreger10 ltn6 belle
benz mirfen.
@%efialcn.
Sn SIpe ml1rSe Sa5 olte @oteI
@rofe Sum Geutid)en &ailer, @onig
bon Erel1ben", ion1nt Sem Mnba!t,
eil1em biibiden TeItiaal, ein &oltb
Ser Slam1en. + SIM Gapucinerflo=
tier III % ii II It 7 itarb bodpp. g.
Mottb. 2ap, 8. sc. Sap, i'm SITTER BON
IS Sabren. Mls @olfsmiliion6r mar er
III fat allen gr0Beren Stdoten Meit=
Geltid1ono's tbdtig. = Npli5eiin=
ipector Meper in @agen fat cine
%25i1hriqe @erufst6dtigfcit none110et.
= 9anfier &lolterl1onn, Snbaber SEES
ar0Btel1 8onfbol1ieS in Sottin=
gen beging gelbitmor0. - Mgnts=
%rentmeilter &lolterfotter in MoureI
bcging iein 25jabr. 9ienitjubildun1.
Iur6 @libidlog m1tr5e 6as Mn=
meien 6es 9onomirtbs &oboff in
Slerfee ingedi6ert.
&beinprobin5.
Ser biitorilde &beinperftfrabn in
81 n0ernn6 lit nod ser S%Serttq1tel=
lung Ser 11el1en &beinmerft a1tBer 8e-
trieb geiebt moroen. gr mur6e in
Sen Sobren 1856 Bis 1867 gebout.
Gin Grauer3rg, mie i'm MeuB
nod THE geieben batte, geleitete ant
10. Oct. Sic 2ei6e 6es bodNp. @rn.
9edonten un6 Sberpfarrers @aff
BORT 5rr lebten &11be. = Ser Motar
in Sonnet mur6e pege11 ltnter=
1dlagung linn anbertrarter @eI6er
berbaftet. = Son einem @agen to6t=
lid iiberfobren, tn1r6e in 6 merih
Die 7Ojabr. 8ittme Serb. Settler. -
&reu5berg tpl1r6en sic aus
0em 10. Sabrbut1oert 1tammen0en, ar=
einanoer ~gebauten @o6nba1ier ser
9ano>ptrtbe 6. Setter ur6 Slug. 8ie-
ienba6 6ur@ Geuer bernidtet. = Sn
rgen brannte 6os Mnpeien 6es
Mderers Sdommer ob. - Ser fui-
ierliae Hoitpagen 3piiden Sit
nn6 @@terna4brid 1T
@r0ffnung ser 8obnitrede Sit
burg~Nte6ertpeis eingeitent por6en.
8a9ern.
Ser beuriae @einmoft lit bon elmer
folden SIBe ur6 @einbeit, >pie nod
ME 5ubor. Ser 19tter miro Sen
grobten Wetn 6es bortgen Sobrbun-
berts, Sen bon 1911 nod iiberboIen
an Qnalit6t. - Ser Mogiitrot bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-23
6ct1t &dtnorrboiocn in 6 bFs IA
SaAeff.

guer gppthefer tpiro Belb suriideritatten, tpern
Easo Ointment berfeh1t. iraer6 einen SAL BON
lltefe1oer. %bltnoen. blrtenoen unb bprbring.nben
Mpntbefer es ntd1t BADEN. miro es b]prtofrei ae,
ianot nadl @1nbfane bes 8reiies BON ser Garis
Msbicine Co.. ct. 2ouia. gp. 49=26t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
ADS BY PHONE.

You can easily sell IT, Call Bell lis,
Auto 1115, tell the girl what it is and
he Herald will sell it. No bother, no
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
DUTY REPLACED ON
WHEAT TO MEXICO
Great Rush To Get Flour
and Wheat Across the
River SATURDAY..

A string Of wagons, floats. drays
and hay frames stretched from the Jua-
rez end Of the Santa Fe street bridge
to FL Paso street at Seventh Saturday
afternoon when the rush was made to
export all the flour possible before the
port closed and the regular duty was
replaced on this commodity. The brok-
ers, millers and local dealers made a
desperate effort to get all the flour in
Ell Paso across the river Saturday ant
ernoon. There were 1900 sacks of flour
shipped across the border during the
day, the. largest expectation of this
commodity ever made through the Ell
Paso-JuareZ port
The flour was valued at $1,000 and
will be distributed to the towns ana
settlements in northern Mexico. The
duty on flour was removed temporarily
by. the insurrecto provisional govern
ment to allow the people of the north
ern zone to get 1t as cheaply as pos
sible. When the provisional govern
ment turned over its affairs to the
regular government the duty was re-
placed and the expectation ceased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
SEARCHLIGHTS PUT
REBELS TO FLIGHT
Prove More Effective Than
Bullets in Defending
Mazatlan.

Guadalajara, Mex, May 29.AB. A.
Wilkinson, a mining man of the San
Lorenzo district OF Sinaloa, who left
Mazatlan May II, states that the pow
erful searchlights OF the federal gun
boats "Tampico" and cara goza'' prov
ed almost as effective as the shells
from their guns in keeping the insur-
rectos out of Mazatlan. The search
lights blinded the men and horses when
night sallies were attempted over the
neck of the peninsula, and a few shells
completed the generalization of the
insurrecto forces.
When Mr. Wilkinson left Mazatlan
the port was still in the hands of the
federals. The water supply was very
law, and the heat excessive. ,
Mr.. Wilkinson reports that cane
fields of the Eldorado plantation in the
Culiacan district Of Sinaloa were
burned by insurrectos. The plantation
is the property of governor Diego Redo
and his brothers.
Operations at the important Minas
del Tajo. in the Rosario district of ST.
naloa, controlled by the Bradbury in
terests of Los Angeles, have been sus
pended temporarily. pending settled
conditions. Mining operations in other
Sinaloa districts have been curtailed.
Several hundred young men Of this
CITY, WHO recently volunteered TOT Llll-
itary service. are receiving military
instruction daily. The instructor is J.
Platon Nava, lieutenant colonel of
federal infantry. Officers have been
elected. and the organization is to be
maintained, it is announced, until all
danger OF American Intervention is
past. The volunteer battalion recently
made its first appearance in the princi-
pal streets of the city and the young
men were enthusiastically app1auded-
Say Acapulco Not Taken.
Refugees from Acapulco deny the
capture of that port by insurrectos. as
reported. They state that after q bat
tie lasting six hours the federals drove
the insurrectos out of the town. The
federal forces were aided by the artill-
cry Of the San Diego fortress and the
gunboat Democratic" in Acapulco
harbor Many prisoners were released
and armed, and these fought with the
federal soldiers.
The insurrecto losses were % dead
and Is wounded, and the federals IL
dead and 16 wounded. The federal
force numbered ESQ. OF the $50 insur-
reetos engaged in the attack on the
port only 200 were armed with rifles.
The arms of the others consisted prin-
cipally of machetes.
number of non-combatants were
shot down in the streets. Five of them
were women. Several children were
wounded.
1t is stated that the prisoners armed
by the federals bayoneted wounded
insurrectos and mutilated bodies OF the
dead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29

says, that he has good reason to be-
lieve and does believe that heretofore.
towit, on or about the gath day OF
May A D. 1911, and anterior to. the
filing of this complaint Dan De VII
ners. W. l. Dunno, and divers other
persons, whose names are to the affi-
ant unknown, in the county OF FL Paso
and state OF Texas, did then and there
unlawfully, wickedly and maliciously
conspire. combine, confederate and en-
ter into a positive agreement with each
other Of their malice aforethought, to
kill and murder Francisco l. Madero,
IT., and which said offence was by them
to be committed as aforesaid in the
republic Of Mexico. against the peace
and dignity Of the state
J. W Brown.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of May, A D. 1911
E. b MeClfntock.
Justice Of the peace, precinct No. 1,
FL Paso county, Texas.
Telegram from Ga1sn.
Monday morning Dan NJ Jackson
swore out search warrant before JUS
tice McCIintock Deputy constable
Brown searched De Villier's room in
the Ornderff hotel and found there
pistol, note book and telegram,
evidently in some secret code, which
read: Monterey, Mex. via Laredo,
Tex, May 29.-Everybody well, Mexico
City. Madame has wired you. 1esigned)
a G. Galan-" The telegram was ad-
dressed TO De Villier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
CRETGHTON'S BODY
REACHES THE CITY

The body of Oscar G. Creighton, kill
ed in the second battle of Bauche, ar
rived Saturday afternoon in Ciudad
Juarez, and now is being held in Ell
Paso pending funeral arrangements. 1t
is probable that Creighton's body will
be shipped to Boston. his former home.
Exhumed from it's rough grave on the
battle field. the remains of "the dyna-
mite devil" and bridge buster" were
placed in a coffin and put aboard Sat
urday's Mexico North Western train.
An escort of so Mexican insurrectos
met the body at the station and es-
corted the hearse to the international
line Those acting as pail bearers, all
former associates, were: Capt. E. L.
Chartentier of California; Walter Rob-
erts, Rincon. n. NJ; H. H. Higgins. Ok
lahoma City; O. n. Morrison, Steuben-
Vile, O.. ]. A. Koehler. st. Louis, Mo-;
Roy Wass, Cincinnati. o.; j. Walsh,
of Kansas, and Rafael Medrano, Ciudad
Juarez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
GERMANY WILLING
TO MAKE A TREATY
Notifies State Department
of Desire to Enter Into
Pact.

Washington, D. @, May 29.-Ger-
many today expressed her willingness
United States for a general arbitra-
ton treaty along the lines laid down
by secretary of state Knox in the ten
tative draft Of this governments pro-
posal now in the hands of Great Bril-
tain and France.
Count van Bernstorff, the German
amba ssador at Washington. conveyed
this information to secretary Knox and
asked for copy of the basic PROPOSE
tion of the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29

You can easily sell II. Call Bell 115.
auto Ills, tell the girl what 1t is and
The Herald will sell it. No bother, no
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29

Mutt and Jeff are with us. Another
appearance today on Classified page.
Every day In The Herald hereafter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29
Diaz Is Quietly Resting At
Veracruz Awaiting De-
parture of Boat to Take
Him to Spain.

Mexico City. Mex, May 2s.-Dr. Fran
cisco vasquez Gomez and Emilio Vas
quez Gomez, members of the de la
Barra cabinet, arrived here last night.
Their coming marked the close of as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-29

San Francisco, Cal, May 29.-Four
days overdue, the Pacific mail steamer
Newport arrived here Sunday, bring
ing the first details of the battle OF
Acapulco. in which SO federals and an
unknown number of insurrectos were
killed. The Newport brought Y cabin
and 36 steerage passengers. nearly all
refugees, from the Mexican coast.
The Newport was held at Manzanillo.
on orders from the American deputy
consul, Richard NJ Staddon, to allow
fugItives to go aboard The city Is
surrounded by insurrectos, according
to the story of the refugees, its water
supply cut off and starvation is immi-
nent That it would fall within few
DAYS was the prediction. The rebels
did not know Of the peace grant
THE coast is practically without
protection of any kind" said DR.. B. w.
Wallace. Americans are absolutely
without protection. The Maderistas
apparently. have not yet received news
Of the cessation of hostilities, and the
bandits are making the most Of the
opportunity to carry on their plumber
ing"
The Acapulco Fight.
The account of the battle of Aca-
pulco was brought by Miss Florence
Hayes, formerly of San Francisco. I'VE
were driven into the city May by
the depredations of the bandits" she
said. ION that day, the food supply
was practically cut off and the pris-
oners were released from the jails be-
cause there was no food for them.
They left and returned several days
later with the attacking party of 250
insurrectos The house which I occu-
pied was riddled with bullets and on
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generous and know how to measure
what they owe the Porfirian admins
ITation. History will in time make a
just balance of the bad and good peo-
pie owe this great man"
Demonstration.
A demonstration lauding Madero for
the success of the revolution was
started at concert in the plaza Con-
stitucfonal with a menacing undertone
directed against Diaz. A portion of
the crowd which had gathered in the
plaza split into two groups. One
started toward the house where Gen.
Diaz is guest while the other fol-
lowed an orator to a smaller plaza.
The first group, composed mostly of
boys, was scattered by the police be-
fore gSing three blocks.
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BANDITS RULE WEST COAST Of MEXICO;
PORT. OF ACAPULCO IN THEIR HANDS

the second day I fed, counting scores
of dead in the streets. I took refuge
on the beach, where 1 hid until we
were picked up by the Newport with
other refugees. The bandits are car
rying on desperate warfare, set upon
as they are, by both federals and in
surrectos."
Gringo Is Killed.
DR.. George r. Rich. a San Francisco
physician, who owns mining property
near San Bias. described the killing of
an American, James n. Mcintyre. near
AhuijuilIo. Mcintyre was a prospector
and had been in the country about Is
years.
Mcintyre was killed May H." said
DR.. Rich. Il was standing on an emf
nence near my property, when 1 saw
a squad Of horsemen sweep out of the
hills and surround the man. A few
moments later they rode away and he
lay dead. 1 afterwards learned that
they had taken his money and revolt
yer, and that one of them had shouted,
He's nothing but a Gringo, we'll kill
him just for luck
Buy Their Projections.
Several refugees told of the delivery
of San Bias for a price of $4,000. The
town was surrounded May 81 by 200
men who said they were insurrectos,
but who were believed to be bandits.
They offered to leave the town I'M
molested for $4,000 Carmen Mencha-
ca, member of the Newport party,
said to be the richest man on the west
coast, was one of the chief contribu-
tors to the purse which was made up
and sent to the besieging party, by a
messenger bearing a white flag.
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the matter of the new policy OF the
government to allow a measure of l'5-
erty to the press. He says liberty but
not license shall prevail and is consid-
ering measures for the repression of
many irresponsible sheets recently
sprung up here.
To Pay War Debt.
The first instalInent of the war debt
was provided for in a bill which
passed congress Saturday. 1t was pre-
pared by Ernesto Madero; finance min
ister 1t asked an appropriation Of
eight million pesos to cover the puT-
chase of munitions Of war, goods COM
Wandered and for other expenses Of
the war.
An appropriation of 10000 pesos
was likewise asked for to pay for at
torneys's fees and general expenses
connected with the Chamizal arbitra-
ton The bills were referred to the
finance committee
iDiaz Spends Sunday Quietly.
General Diaz spent Sunday quietly in
Veracruz, seeing no visitors with
the exception of members of his i'm
mediate party. From the window of
his room he had glimpses of the gulf.
A sea breeze gave great relief to the
residents of this torrid port
Crowds gathered around the house
where the former president is staying,
apparently on the watch for any chance
occurrence and keeping close vigil in
spite of the blistering sun. There were
no demonstrations, the people seem
ingly being content merely to discuss
the situation. Sentries paced the YER
andas and the whole neighborhood was
looped like barracks, as every house is
filed with soldiers
Wants Diax to Remain.
La Opinion, a local newspaper in its
leading article, invites Gen Diaz to
live here.
''Porfirio Diaz, we repeat, has not
fallen. he has risen again. says the
paper
THE Mexican people are noble and