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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Inc Fitness of Times.

During a discussion of the fitness of things in general some one asked. "lf a young man takes his best girl to the grand opera. spends $S on a supper after the performance and then takes her home in a taxicab should he kiss her good night?"
 An old bachelor who was present growled: t1 don't think she ought to expect it. Seems to me he has done enough for her."-Argonaut.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07

lawsuit had not scientist demon strated the fact that the existence of pink was merely an illusion produced by a certain arrangement of other colors and that no colors had been in- troduced except those supplied by the designer.-London Standard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Tn. camePs PeouIiarity.

The camel alone among animals does not perspire with its entire skin- It perspires only in the back of the neck and SD when travelling in extreme heat does not require continual supply of water in order to replace the moisture
 ---a+ad through the pores A curt-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07

bling before the door of the cage. won dering whether his fancee would choose to surrender him to another wo- man or hand him over to the jaws of the tiger. e
 ''Pooh!" commented Henpeck- 'That's how it is with me at home. Every time I go in the gate never know whether I'm going to meet a lady or .. tiger"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Saw the Finish.

7 Little Elmer-Mamma. 1 saw a man down at the blacksmith's shop making 8 horse. Mamma-You must be mis- taken. Elmer. Little Elmer-No. I'm not. mamma. He had the horse near ly finished when l came by. He was just mailing on the feet--Chicago News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Too GostlX.

According to this paper" said Mrs. Naggs, widows make the best wives ''
 ''I don't doubt it. my dear," replied Naggs, but nevertheless don't feel justified in shuf1ing off at the present moment merely for the sake of making a good wife of you-''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
I've Ways.

A pompous physician who was fn- clined to criticise others was watching a stoncmason. build fence for his neighbor, and thought the mason was using too much mortara He said, 'tJim, mortar covers up a good many mis- takes. does it not2n
 "Yes, doctor,'' replied the mason, '-and so does the spade-'' = Ladies' Home Journal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Wasted Warning.

''Remember. my son. that beauty is only skin deep." warned the sage.
 That's deep enough for me-" replied the young man. "I'm no cannibaL"- Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
The Way Out Of Ik.

She-So- your cousin is thinking of marrying nice girl and settling down.
 He-Not exactly. He's thinking of marrying a rich girl and settling up.- Boston Transcript
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Contrary.

''When does your husband find time to do all his reading?''
 "Usualiy when want to tell him something important Free Press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Fitness.

Author Cnvited to very poor din Der, to himseIf)-A miserable dinner! I'll have to take care that I don't let anything witty slip out. = Fliegende Blatter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07

Michael McPadden, Bridgeport. I hereby certify that the above named endorsers are electors and tax payers, as defined by law, of the Town of Bridgeport Dated at Bridgeport, this 9th day of Dec. A. D., 1912.
 VIM. THOMAS,
 Town Clerk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Matrimonx

Matrimony resembles pair of shears so joined that they cannot be separat- ed. often moving in opposite directions. yet always punishing any one who comes between them.-S. Smith.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
ave of co,sn4rv,.

Love of country is one of the 1oftiest virtues which the Almighty has plant ed in the human heart, and to trea-
 son against it has been considered
 among the most damning sins.-Emery
 Storrs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07

It is characteristic of good man neither to go wrong himself nor to let hts friend go wrong.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
- --l7 " IOr1Is RAI.NIT.

LOUIS BAINIT.
 Applicant. We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers, as, defined by law, Of tho Town of Bridgeport. hereby endorse the application of the above named Louis Balnit, for such license, and we do severally certify each for himself that we are owners of real estate situated in said Town of Bridgeport.
 Andrew Lozzie, Bridgeport; John Erst, Bridgeport; Jos Seamon, Bridge port; Geza Vicsey, Bridgeport Jacob I hereby certify that the above named endorsers are electors and tax payers, as defined by law, of the Town of Bridgeport.
 Dated at Bridgeport, this srd day of Dec. A. D.. 1912.
 WILLIAM THOMAS,
 Town Clerk. T z h [, 6 q ---l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07

Fidelity in little things is the indis. pensable training for greater useful ness.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
The Lady OF the Tiusr.

Somebody told Henpeck the story of the lady and the tiger. describing viv- idly how the poor lover stood trern-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
Afriean superstitions.

The man who makes a character makes foen---Edward Young.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
To the Board of County Commission

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-07
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Jn(anO Ve(egrap6
.9ertraq mil RuBlauo in
8orberttuuQ.

.9ertraq NIT RuBIaub in
8orberitung.
0aibtngton, .. g., /. 8e5.
@orIiBer Sul5er bonn 9austOmmittee
fir ausrpdrtise 2lneeIegenAeiten err
tlGrts am Sonntug, oaB elm neue-
9ertrag nit RuBlano in gprbereitung
III uno baB bel Der Q(bfaFung oieIes
Yertrags Die 0ereiui9ten Staaten BON
ibren 5orosrungen teinen S6ritt gu
riittpsidsn uno eine pOQs Inertenz
uung Der umsritaniihen YGIie psr7
langen lpiiroen.
4uf Sul5er's 9eranlafung ipuroe
Dor Sa6resfriit i'm 9auis Die ReioI1z
tion ansenommen. tpelfe Die Iufs
iiinoigung bes 8ertrugs nit RuBz
lQno pom Sabre 1882 perlan9t purDe,
neil RuBlano gesen Imeritaner, Die
oyuben Itno, in Der 9aBfrage bis
triminirte. Der gertras lGuft am /.
Sanuar ub.
rgs3isIi9 zines neuen 9ertrags".
fasts 6srr Sul5er, limb @srbanoz
lungsu angetniipft tpproen unb iotpeit
limb Die unterbanolungeu befrieoigeno
qstpeisu. Mebr tanu ia oprlGuftg nod
ni6t iugen. aber i'd mD6te nur be-
msrten, bop Die 8ereinigteu Stouten
teinsn Shritt bon ibren 5proerungeH
in Der pabfrdss Suriidpeiden psroen
uno boB tein 8ertrag Die 9iliguag
oes 8on9reies erlangen piro, Der
niht Die 8eitimmune entbdlt. oaB
aae pGfie ohne Riidiiht auf Raiie
oper SonfeiIiun anertannt tperoen
uno paB kioe 2dnpsr bic Opttrin
Der GyputriiruHS anertsnIs1."
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Re0e, in beren 8eriduf ct fi6 sin9e-
benb iiber feline Mbminiitration duBsrz
te. @r fam audi auf cine Reoe gu
fpre1en, Die er am 20. September
1910, unlGbli6 Der grinnerungsfeier
an ben Gtn3ug 8ictor Gmanuels IN
Rom unb bas gnbe Der peltli6en
Ma9t bss qopites gebalten un0 in
tpel9er er ben pdpftli6en Stubl iharf
tritifirt bate.
sSn iener Rebs, bemertte am SOnnz
tag 8urgerneifter Natban, babe er
nur bic 3uitGnbe in Rom Dor 1870
nit ben t3uItdnben nu6 ienem Sabre
auf 8runb BON 5batia6en gei6tloert.
5robbem lei er aber idarf tritifirt
Doroen, unb jene Rebs babe bur6 Die
8rittten, bic felbit pom papit aus9inz
gen, cine 9epifIe 8erii6mthett erIargt,
8on iensr Rsbe, iagte Serr Natban,
nebme er fein Wort 3urid, unD er err
mu6nte oann ieine 3u60rer gum
S6luB ben glod Der liberQlen porz
teien audi fernerbtn uufre6t gu erhalz
ten gegen ben 8lot, ben untsr benz
S6uBe bes 8utitan Die reatttondren
4leritaIen gu bilben i'm 8sgriFT iinb.
Der yObierpatore Romano" bos Srz
gan Des 8utitans, greift bic Reoe Des
gIrgermeiiters iebr idarf an, uno ers
tldrt, bag Ratbar nidt einmdI Der
geahtung tpert6 lei.
M Or bGufttge Rsgerir.
Qonoon, /. 0e3ember. 5rdu
2lnnie 8roB, sine amerifaniI6s Res
germ, eridob am Sonutag Settle
McSntpre, cine iungs S6auIpieIertn
@iferiuAt mar angebli6 Das Wtptip
2tnnis 8roB lsbt DON ibrem @atten
Dem 8auOeDilIetiinitIsr 8ate Grob
getrennt une ppIlte aud bieIsn er,
! ibisBen. Die W0rDerin purbs Der:
6aftet.
I0te Re6etlion in Wterito
We ito, /. Oe8ember. Rafae
5ermanoe5, Der neue Wttniiter oes SSn.
nern, pertiinoete Sonntag, odB er iii
bic RebslIen in Durango, @pabuill
uno Dem iiiDlihen Gbi6uabua stusr
Yaroon ertpirten tpiirDe, penn II
periprehen lpiirben, bic WQffsn ME
bersulsgeH. Gbe6s GampOs uuo Sen
jdmin 2lrguaDo, llnterbefebIsbabe
SroScos, lino bic ReblIsnfiibrer in
geHunHtenS taate. Die RebeIIsn bd
ben es gefltHentItdb permieDen. mi
ben Regierunsstruppen 3uiammen5u
itoBen, pu lie babel Itets ben aiir5ere1
5oesn uno Ii6 auf 8eute3iige be
| ihrGntt. Utiuiiter 5ermdnbs3 1T be
4nitdt, baB Die rssuldren SruppsH
BEN RebeIIen i6le6t in ibre 9sritet
gu folssn DermDssn uno baB ba5u oi
Rurales oiel bei1er geetgnet isteu
tpesbalb er auf oisie Die ariegfiibrun!
iibertragen bat.
Srosco Ioll ueulih in Der Rdh
pon Siinagu i'm Staate Gbihuobut
on Der SpiBe BON 100 Mann ipieoe1
! 1t1 9e3et9t hdbsn.
| Sn ben Stuaten S1rucu, moreld!
uno Merito lit bic Regierung nit grO:
| Der Strengs gegeu Die RebelIeu porge:
gangen, unb uls Solge baDon ipIIer
Die Rebsllen cine pteI geringere Shd'
tisteit entgidelnn.
Der 9oupsrnsur BON 9era Gru5 Be-
ridtet, baB NIT Der 9eTangenna9mt
9arciu 8rapos, bel 5urpun Die leBtt
RsbeIlen6unbe i'm Stuote perni6tet
r,t. Die Msrttaner ieben nit grcbsm
Sntersfe Dem 8siuhs DON 4 umerita:
niihen ShluatiatffsH i'm 9afsn DOT
| 0era GruS entoedeu.
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Jiir Obio: Resen am Wontdg nnb
bebeutenbes fGlteres Wetter in Der
Raht bonn Wtontas gum Dienitdg;
Dienltas ihOnes Wetter i'm iiiblihen
nnb SdneeseltDber i'm nDroliden
Ibeil; bebeut.no tGltere gemperatur;
iddrfer Siibtpinb, Der nah Norbtpsz
iten umi1IGat.
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Oeuti 6lanb fir ben
Rrieg 8 faIl asrii Itet.


8erlin, l. Os5.-@ine uu6 aQz
gemeiuer QuffaIIung beoeutiame @rz
tIdrung gu6 in Der Rei9stussitBung
am Samltag Der ariegsmtntiter 8ez
neral Der Snf. bon Seerinsen ab. Qaf
eineaufraae pes nationalliberalen Qbz
georoneten Or. Sund erpioerte Der
Utiniitsr, buB Oie geieBIia porgeiebsz
nen ia Wtdihinengepebrz3 z3ompugz
nien srri6tst iporben isien. Der nod
auf benz prosramm Itebsnoe &eit perz
be i'm Sttober beg cSabres 1913 be-
ifafft peroeH.
Sm 3uiamuenbang bdmit iaate Der
ari.esminiiter tpDrtlth:
sd eebe iibrisens. 6a Dffentlih
naturgsmdb ni6ts pariiber eeIaJt
iperbsn barf, bic pflihtgemdBe Ser
iiherung baB fir ben arie9sfaQ aGles
Grforberli6e in osu Weg gsIsitet ppr=
ben it,"
Sieie Grtldrung tpurbe bonn 5duie
nit Isbbaftem 8eifaq aufgsnommsH.
4uf cine tleiHe AHfrage bes natioz
ndlliberalen IbgeorpHeten 5rsibsrcH
D. Rihtbofen purbe Isitens Der Regts=
rung beanttpurtst. Die QustuHft Iauz
tete babin, paB ben oeutiten 8epohz
nern in Der Don ben 9altan 9erbiinz
peten bsIsBtsn StdDt Salouiti teiH
Sdabsu aussfiigt nOrben lei. Der
oortigs aouIul babe Wabna6msn perz
anIubt, um fir bic 3utunft St6eruHJ
su i6affsu. GrforDerli6en5allS tonn=
ten oeutI6e arisgsidiffs bonn Mtttslz
meer Der balo 3ur STEELE fein. Quh
bic Sniffe Der 8er6iinoetsu Ieien fir
Den Notbfua perfiiebar.
4rmcur pom aaifer oetoz
rirt.
8erlin, l. DEG. - Der ,aeihsz
Qn3siasr" rer0ffentli6t cine Reibe
4us3etnnungen, pelhe pom Gaiier
perlie6sn poroen. Den Rot6en Qoz
lerorpen 5peiter 3lafTe nit benz Steru
bat 5err 2llliTpn 9. Irmour BON Heip
Yort srbaltsn. Der 5iibrer Der
Serrn 4ruour ge6Drsnosn uno an Der
Si,l.r Do1e regelmGBig betbeiligten
gadt rlltOpaua", Sohngrupforo DOH
Rorpalt, Conn.,, bat oas itlberne
9eroienittrsu3 smpfansen. Den
5teuerleuten 4nberiou bon 9reenport
uno peterieu bon grootlpn lit oas
algemsine Gbren5eiheH 5uertaHnt
poroen.
RisieHfsuer in BilbsIm 81
bapeu.
9erlin, l. ges. Sin GENIAL
tigss Shabenfeuer bat in Wilbelmsz
bapen getpiitbst. Gin QrtilleriereTort=
Wasa3tn uuf Der Marineperft III >on
ben 5lammsn gdn5lih perntdtet porz
Den. Die @inbuBs besiffert iih auf
cine Million Wart.
Der gruno griff nit FOLDER Sc
I9pinbistsit um iid, baB iiberaus
lpsrtbpoue Mpoeue, pelfs man gu
rstten periuhte, niht rehtaeitig mebr
geborgen Deroen tonnten. Sic iino
politdnbie pernihtet pprben.
llsb.r bic gntitebuns oes 8ranbes
iinb alle m0slihsn Ntuthmabunssn
in llmlauf setommen. 8nlfah piro
angenomm.n, bub fremolGnoii4e Spiz
one ibre 9ano i'm Sptele gebabt has
ben.
SspenFaus 6absn bic aud in Der
iiineiten 3eit sifrts fDrtgefeBten Spipz
mage 9eriuhe oas Reihsmarine=
gmt peranlubt, Die bislang in Sci
tuns geipeienen Beitimmungen tpeIentz
lid gu perfddrfen, 10 oub tiinftis ous
getrsten Der Werftanluasn fir 5rembs
bebeuteno erIhipert ipirb.
sermei iter H "a tban pom
Rom bdlteine W u bl,s
reoe.
Rpm, I. DECEMBER. InldBlid
Der am fommenben Sonntae itattfinz
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geridl dltiaunq.

nStiebereer fault elm sitterglt ?
Der lit ia i'm Sanounloreben reid
geiporoen!"
- .sagen mir NAL: i'm &aIsam.
,oyebsn!"
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Wirb am 9ienitas iibsr Hi dter
HObert ". Nrhbalo su
6eriht iiben.
Sie Mnflase se9en ben H otter
lantet auf Sergeben int Nmt.
Oas 9eniiOnsamt begtnnt nit 2luss
3abIung bon Psnitonen burh
Gtets.
9ierburd tperoeu Quittun9su feitens
Der Gmpfdn8sr Der peUitonen
1Inrn+hf

Sarab gsrnborDt mu6te etns 5ourues
aI5 9auoepiQe Star.
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22serett
ST oas oentf6e Rei6 fir ei=
,ten et,uaigen Srie3 e3sfaG.
8emerfensmertbe Wprte oes
preuRiiHen ariessminifers
int Heidstase.


Qaiion Qrmour pom bsut56sn Raifsr
our6 etHe SroeRsDerletbung
aus9e3eihnet.
->%S-
sSn Wh6elmsbap.n tptro bur6 sine
Seuersbrunit rieiiser Shabsu anssz
rtGtst.
So
8iirgermsi1tsr Ratbun Don Hom greift
tpieber ben 8otitan in elmer
Hebe an.
->x~
Die 3ebeQion in Wlertto i6etnt i'm
RadlaiTsn bsuriffen 5u ietn.
Gnglii6e S6auIpieIerin BON amertta:
niihsr Rsgsrin aus Gtfsriu6t err
f6pHsn.
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Rpm, 1. 9ea.mber. anldBlih
Der am fommenben Sonnta9 itattfinz
osnbsn MuniaipaItpablen, belt am
Spnntag 8iirsermsiit.r Hotban Dor
,siuss saua risiiSeu 3a9SrsrTnsnss cine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
SMITH PLANS TO
JOIN ROJAS'S ARMY
Alleged Atlanta Forger Will
Later Go Into Cattle
RISineSS.
Business.

J. wylie Smith the alleged bank for
ger Of Atlanta, Ca. is still in JuareZ,
although he had planned to join the
rebel forces around Casas GranLes.
Smith says he wishes to join Gen. An
tonic ROjas, as ROjas and he were in
mates of the penitentiary in chihuahua
together and became raSt friend there
He viii leave Juarez within the next
two or three days, he saws, for Sonora,
v here he VIII meet the column of
ROjas.
Smith is enio ing mis- lin 'rty, given
him by Gen Pascual OrOzco WHEN he
released him from jail few lays ago
He is studying Spanish and says he
viii make his future home in Mexico,
for the Mexican people have shown
themselves to be friendly to Rim and
helped him out of his trouble which.
he says. has been caused ry other pso-
pie and of which he is innocent.
Smith hopes to get setde n Mex
co and so into the cattle business Al
ready Smith has arranged trsnsp"rla-
tion overland with a small crowd OF
ROjas men who are now in Juarez and
who are going to make the trip to
Sonora through the mountains which
divide Chihuahua and Sonora.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
GAIN
RAILROAD CONTROL
Big Region Is Placed at the
Mercy of Rebels in
Southern Mexico.

Toluca, Mexico, Aug. 15.-Zapatistas
gained control of the southern portion
o ia branch railroad out of this place
yesterday when they occupied Alta, the
terminus, but fear that this city would
be attacked was allayed by the arrival
OF federal troops.
Gen. TrujillO. who had led 700 men
to Tenancingo, the center of the south
ern rebel zone, moved back on the state
capital, which was garriSoned by only
100 men, A few small detachmentS OF
state troops were concentrated here and
the arrival OF a thousand rurales and
regulars on a military train from Mex
leo City brought the total TO 1000. The
defence includes a four gun battery OF
heavy field pieces.
Refugees from the surrounding coun-
try and especially that to the south
continue to arrive. Trujillo's abandon
ment of Tenancingo, the most populous
town in the disturbed region, has
placed il at the mercy of the Zapatls-
tas.
Two EnElishmen Held.
Two Englishmen employed in mine
ct Guerrero were held up by Zapata
rebels in MoreloS yesterday. Their
horses were stolen and then the rebels
stripped them of clothing and all per-
sonal belongings
The Englishmen made their way to
q telegraph station and wired here for
assistance. They will have difficulty
in reaching here because of the sus
pension Of regular train service.
The Englishmen gave their names
as c. H. Sterling and c. Cruikshanks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
tabIishing a complete municipal re-

tablishing a complete municipal re-
gime.
The Land Problem.
Third: There remains only the ques-
llon of the lands. In my OPINION, an
L can assure YOU that II IS lhat OF
nearly all of my comrades, this prop
lem should be resolved Win great "a u
ton and in view of the peculiar CIR
cumstances of each district ana us IN
nabitants. The land problem N the
state Of MOrelos, is not tne sane Is d
IN Chihuahua, and II varies even ~
distinct districts of the latter stdte'
and it must be remembered thdt no
good results will come from me uIS
tribution of these lands, because OF
what benefit, for example, WouIu 4UV
be TO a person who wishes TO ralso
cattle, or to give farming Iands, Where
the water for irrigating them Is the
property of another person -, .
On the other hand, neltner VIII 1t
do any good to distribute Ianos 70
those who are not agriculturIsts; 10
d mechanic, or to a bookkeeper- 10
consider the land as the only means u
payment for services rendered 70 tne
revolution would, besides pelhS WI ons
10 a certain point. NOT aer nIeIy - nro-
ject which is sought namely TO Pr.
vide a means of subsistence 10 tAOSe
who have been despo1led-
From the moment those who do not
need Agricultural LANDS, sen lueiil, nc
tillers of the soil should become the
new owners.
To Solve the Problem.
The problem Of the land is the proc
lem of the national life and must be
decided soon and efficiently, IN order
to establish the balance in all OF the
social orders on a firm and real round
alton. For my part, I do not oeneVe
it possible to present a satisfactory
and adequate solution to this problem
with all conditions established, at once.
with justice and true profit protlt
without recurring to national COM
mission especially appointed and com
posed of men of recognized ability
and honor, and by delegates appointed
by all the chiefs of the revolution for
this purpose
These were the causes Of the revo-
luton whose leadership I have been
charged with, and its ideals, born In
the hearts of the people, have neces-
sarily two characteristics: That of ne
cessity and of the highest and purest
patriotism.
The abnegation of all my comrades
in arms ratifies my principles ana
fortifies me in my position.
I believe, firmly, We are struggling
for the moral and material uplifting
of our country and this Work makes
a supreme call to all of the civilized
countries of the world and 1 conJure
with all the energy of my soul, my fell
low citizens, that we may together con-
quer to the end of peace for the re-
public, based on liberty and justice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
YAQUIs KILL FAMILY
AND STRIP COWBOYS
Report Says Rojas Has a
Fight With Federals
in Sonora.

Cumpas, Sonora, Mexico, Aug. Is
Reports are that Yaquis are close to
the Pastoral ranch. about IS miles from
this town, have killed one family at
Mazatlan. and also stripped a couple
of cowboys sending them to the ranch
without horses or any clothing.
Austin Gill, engineer for the Guer-
igitO mine west of Sherman's ranch,
came to town and reported band Of
rebels near the camp. No damage has
been done by them yet except the
stealing of horses.
Reports from the Sahuaripa country
is the federal and rebels are lighting
and have been for the last four days
with 10 material advantage on either
side. The rebels ore under command
Of Gems. ROjas, Campo and Campos,
the 9th and the saith battalions on the
federal side.
NJ. R. Quiroga, the flour man from
the Sonora river is in town and re-
ports the Sonora river as very much
disturbed on account of the Yaquis and
revolution uOvenIe hts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
DIAZ AND MADERO CAUSE Of
REVOLUTION SAYS OROZCO
Continued from page -

tinuing to govern the republic Of
which he had been absolute owner,
Gen. Diaz fell, destroying IN his fall
the false ideas which he represented.
Such is the responsibility of Gen.
Diaz, and the reason why the people
so anXiously welcomed the call written
from san Luis Potosi, to the revolu-
ton already initiated in Chihuahua,
people flocked TO Mr. Madero, who
promised effective suffrage and no
reelection and why he triumphed in
the revolution of 1910
The great obstacles opposed to the
acknowledgement of Mexico, the many
injustices charged. the work of
strong and intelligent hand OF a re-
gime, whose only tendency consisted
in the conservation of itself, made it
Necessary for the public, already drained
by legal methods, TO throw down
the glove, audaciously and energetic
ally TO the government or Gen Diaz,
resOrting to the supreme and final
recourse at their disposal to obtain
their liberty, repudiating the govern
ment by armed resistance.
The People in Revolt.
The revolution followed, passive in
The center of the republic active in
Guerrero and Morelos, always dashed
by the colonial rule, tremendous and
formidable in Chihuahua. because IN
contact with superior civilization the
people there saw and understood more
clearly than any other state in the re-
public, the great necessity Of the
movement.
The revolution triumphed. and as a
great act Of equity and Justice, re-
ceived the plaudits of the great ne-
tons Of the world, Notwithstanding
the colossal figure that had been
shattered
The revolution was the work of the
people, and this, through a sea of
blood The people expended their
small capital and endured great sEf-
fering and here. it may be declared
loudly, al once. that Mr.. Madero never
contributed one cent towards this rev
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
MORE CAVALRY WILL
ARRIVE FRIDAY

Troops I. K and NJ of the Third cav
airy entrained at Fort sam Houston at
san Antonio this morning. according to
advices received by the G. H & 5 A
there being II cars in the troop trains
The first section win arrive in FL Paso
at 10 o'clock Friday morning ard the
second at o'clock.
Gen E. T. Stecver. department COM
mander. states that he has not de-
termined what disposition Will be made
of the inc1 ased force for the border
patrol Rel rts from Columbus, y. N,
above FL p O. and points below the
city. Gen. St yer says, are to the et-
feet that everything is quiet
With the arrival OF the remainder
of troop .. Third cavalry, which left
the post Wednesday night. there viii
be four troops at Columbus in which
vicinity 100 rebels are reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-15
CROSS LINE TO GET
WATER. AND ARRESTED

Castillo Juarez and Preneo COrdova
Olquin were arrested by soldiers OF
trOop B. third cavalry, at Noria, \.
NJ. last Sunday. 1t is alleged that they
crossed the line from Mexico TO secure
water and when attempting to return
were arrested, because they carried
arms and ammunition. They were
brought to FL PasO Thursday morning
and Olquin was released, as he did not
have any weapons on him, but as Jua-
rez is said to have had a six shooter
and a flw cartridges. he has been
charged with violation of the neutral
itv laws He was arraigned before
United States commissioner Oliver and
his bond fixed at $3.50. He viii be given
a preliminary hearing Monday.