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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

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BON No. 245 6anopsr Gtrabe. itart
borIesis Qodi an ber GebirneHtsiins
bung.
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fuelher msbrere neue Witslieber aufs
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5chihuls in Srfpro, tueIher cine
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ihaft ipobnt, ipirb permiBt. Gr be-
itieg rorgefiern Wlorssn einen iiiolid
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geben, un6 bic Gltsrn finb j.bt iiber
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bon Sperparts; Sobn 90. W.lfb, 27.
nno elifabetb Rubr, 81 geiDs BON
bier.
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uriotte porgefi.rn Radmiitae bic
theiltpeifs 3erft0rune bes S6ulbaus
les IN bem bsnadbarten Blue Ban
ourh 6euer.
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Cine Rnnsirlotcmoiipe Der psnn.
iplDonia giienbahn rdnnie friib ees
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bic brsi lsbien Waeen bes 5rnntouges
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mano DerleBi. jeooh purbe Der 0ers
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brohen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

men i'm areisssricht pcr Rihier Sors
befon Elm llrtbeii. fir ben 9ertlasten
ob.
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oas Doh bes Sauies Rp. 164 Sit IL.
StraBe in 9ranb. Die sseuernsbr
lofhte oas 5euer, sbe IS teosutenben
Sdoben aneerihtet bate.
Walter Hobertion, Elm Weiz
6eniteler Der 6. II. 8. 9abn, tpurbe
in ben 9abnbOfen eeitern Nbsnp um
z llbr BON einem 3uge setroffen unb
i6tper perleBt. Gr nurpe in Gtpet=
num's 4mbulan5 nah benz ct. gIis
iobetb Soipital sebraft.
- Der General Council belt aes
tern abenb cine Sibung ab, um iiber
ous itdbtifde Budget unD bic 9sgung
elmer 3tpeiten WaHerIeitunesrobre Don
ben Reierpoirs burh 9utouia nnh
Gopinaton gu beratben Mitelisber
pes Snouitriol alubs uno Der Qatoz
mia Improvement IHociation nabmen
parau theil. 8OrIhldae purbeu gez
maht, bic Steuerrate gu srboben.
ebenfo Die WaNermietbe. sMapor
Carl bon 2atonia fnsts, bab Die aenz
ton Watsr 60. bier aoniumsnten
babe, Die mebr on Die g8afer 60.
be5dblen. als oieie an Die Stabt Gops
ineton. Die Staot perIiere baourh
$4,000. Gr trat audi fir Grbobung
Der Wirt6ThaftsIiSenieH auf $500 Elm
uno bob bic 9anten 81 anitutt $75c
bon ibrsm llsberIhuBfonb be3oblsn
t0err Ibtins bon Der Qatonia Snip.
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bic miblide Gage Siib Gopingtons
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mar bafiir, buB Der Staotratb bas
itGotiihs Budget 10 feititslIs, oaB be
Stabt eiuigsrmabsn aus Der 9ohfluth
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roth Soi. 0reBmann pom WtittsI uno
Deqe Sommittes iaqte, Oab er dus8ss
rebnst bate, oaB oas itdotiids Budget
ohne SteuererbobunQ nur ishr lpenis:
8srbsHerunoen srluubs uno ooB on Die
Grriatune elmer 3rpelten gBaferIeis
tungsrObre gar nift gu bentsu lei.
2tuf 4ntrog bes Serrn Ranibaip pom
Rotbe Der 2llosrmdnner rpuroe Die
8sriammluns auf heute 4beno psre
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tern 4beno bic telsgrap6iihs Rad
ri6t Elm, bub Sotsp Qlbert Burton,
II Sabre alt, ooielbft get0otst tpuroe.
Die 2ei6e pirb bsuts bebufs ge'tats
tung eintreffsn uno uah Der Dobnun8
Ieiner Wutter, 5rau. Burton. go. 1873
Weit 38. Strabe, Siib Gopington,
gebra6t psrbsn.
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s,amiltpn MnSeigen, epfnl.NOti5ru
nne Neuigteitea hno absuss6en Gfe
Der 4. nnb Charles StrnRe. llHier
Agenf fir SamiltoG iuobnt WO. 30l
senrn ,yrGut Strafe. 5elepbpn Sa.
milton 1376.H. SelepBon uuiercS
aorreiponoentea: 393X yel.
Carl grdber, trelher pprasiiern
abenb in fsinem 3immsr in psm 6ous
Is go. 134 groaDpop, gintinnoti,
ais 2sihe oefunben ipurot, lit ais
als Carl Gru3eu, Sobn Der Iomilis
%. g. Gru5sn, ipslhe bier auf benz
friiberen Worep'ihen Qntpeien nobni,,
ibeniifi5iri tporbsn. gr tpar 27 sJobrs
oft Ii. Observation-Disclosures ipor felt lans
ger 3eit iein.n4nseborisen unbetanni.
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fen Wm. gru3en. Die Gltern erbiele
ten per Selepbon bic glohriht bon
benz abIsben hires Srbnes unb uniers
nabmen fofort bic nStbigen Shrists
fir bic 8eerDisuns.
Ribter Garb befpillisie btralnna
6olldr bic GteiouHg BON Gnmntl
6ollnr auf 0runp BON @ernahldTis
eana.
Sofepb .. Gern BON SO. 215
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Bronchitis i'm 4Iter BON SO sSn6rsn.
&c mar aus Der Ghutis geblrtis unb
binserIdbi bk Satin unb bret 4ins
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Mafon. bas atpti Sahre aIte
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Salres.S .Seriammlmns bcs Iiafumii.
iensgereine.

Die SabresperIammlung bss Gp.
prot, 9srsins fir Diatonie une
arnntenpiIes. pirb am ndhitenSonns
tag. %. Sanuar. q llhr Rahmittuss,
in Der griten Ref. airhe an syramal
unb Sulbtrt 4ps. (paiior 6. SeIser)
absshalten perben. DelegentIih bic
Ter 3uinmmentunfi psrben oi. Snbs
r.sberihte iiber oas gp. prot. Diotos
nifenssoIpital an Der Clifton aps.
tino iiber bus Ohio Waternitps5ofpi7
tai on Der on 2ibertp Sirabe eritnt=
t.t. Gs tpiro ertporiet, bab piel.
Sreunbe bitIer suten Sche iid elm
finben iperben, um an bieier0srIomms
lung reft reeen antbeil gu nebmtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26
lJie ]lldod6el
periOoi( ((fc S(6n|erj'n
UermeiOen R0nuen.
Sic Griabrnug BON 5lpei Waohcn, bic
hier 5nm Seiten slnoerer
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Roheiter, & y. sd babe cine l3
Sabre alte 5odltsr, tDelhs itsts iebr seiunn
,par, bis lie ttrllicb anftug, ale Wpndte
itber SdpiuoelauiGlIe uno Rrdmpfe 3u tlas
gen Sic lit 10 iebr, oaB ib ie bon Der
G4ule ipegbalteu uuo ic 3u @ett lsgen
nubte, INN Siuoeruuq iu betommen.
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Sn6ta &. Qiutbam's Eeqetable gompouuo
ec9sbtu erfrsut lie ijd ieFt Der beiteu e'es
lgHobeit. SD taun Sbr Gompouno nidt
qenag lDbeu SD ipiiude, boB ieoe stue
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Suub al M, 3ll GrbuHse Ctr, 8odeiter,
G y.
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Z o ii Ct o y.

Sic GOningtpn Gffice fir bas Sin
eiuHatier Sulfsblatt" beiinSct iidy inn
8ebGnoe Nu. 509-51t NaDiiun
@uenae. gn5eisen, Mtittbeilnngen
nno Seftellnngen trgenopcldjer Irt
iuerSen bis 10 llbr 9brnos oaielbit
entgegeuaenpmmrn. Selepbpn 5pntg
1854.
- Sm 9unpesgert6t ianb eeitern
Uormtttag Dor gunoes GommiiIGr
Jrou Mtabel Ban Spte 8su oas @orz
perbDr i'm 5uue Don RuFeI Spurlot
9e9en :. 8. Stretns bon Nepport, 8p.,
1tatt. N1iitent 8unoesaunQlt Sapner
Gmttb pertrat SpurIot. Die 4ntlaee
gegsn Streine luutet uuf 9erIeBung
Dsr BoitgeIeBe. Streine, Der Die .perz
iiItent goqection 4gencp" bat, bic
ifIs6te Shuloen sintreibt, Iol elm
Gouoert gebrauht babeu, bas Die 9ez
1hdftsCn3eige Der Collection glgencn
trug, mas na6 4usfage oss 9iitritts.
dnDalt8 un9sieBlih lei. Streine puroe
oen gunoesgroBgei6porenen iiberz
lplsien uno ielns giirgI6aft duf $500
TeitgefeBt, Die qeleiitet ipurce. Sas
3Ipette 8oroerb0r mar i'm Safe Don
86omas emmett, Der pom 9eputp.
8unoesmorihaQ Gmmett Orr in Der
aOlb rs 8iftileris" in 5in6topn
perhaTtst rpuroe., Gr ioQ in Omaha Die
8InnenlteuerqeIeBe perleBt bd6en. Gmz
NETT lDtro 8ebufs 8erbanolunq ieines
5aIIes mad Omaha gefanot rperoen.
gteles 1T ods erite Mal, baB cine
5rau ri6ter!ife 9epult i'm gunoesz
gsrihte 2gsiibt.
Charles 9neht, Elm 5ubrmunn
Der UlutA gdderei, berihtete i'm polis
3etamt, odB BON isinsm Daqen in
Weit Gooington Elm paar Shube unb
mebrere 9ussno rroQs" geftoblen
nuroen.
= Die 3eugsndusIasen in benz g.z
ltdmentsfalle Der 8ernQroine Quaooe
fpur0s geitern i'm Gountpseriat 6eenz
oet uno miro Der San am 1Sreitag, ben
2. Jebruar, argumentirt uno pem
RI9ter CUR gntideipung untsr6reitst
Iperoen.
8runoeigentbums =uebertrasun-
gen: g8. 6. Sfaacs, Gretutor, an
SAelbp g. Scragsins. 2ot go. ITO
IN Der S6vn ltnterabtbeilun9, an Der
Suoieits Der SO. Strabe, 33A Bel 100
TuB, 81. - 2outs StraBburger an
4nna StroB6ur8er, Qot. Ro. SO bes
Guolop GItate an Der RorooItete Der
Stnoen StraBe uRb 2loeIa Ipenue,
2uolop, R1., ST. - Clarence g.
Glart an Sigmuno Grnit, 1bsils Der
Gots g}o. 537 uno 538 in Der @eItern
gaptiit Theological cSnItitute Inter
abt9eilung, an Der SftIeite Der Solman
0traBe, 70 SSuB iuolit BON Der Is.
StraBe, $500. - 4lfre0 W1cOonalo
on s u. 8ostoh, 2pt. go. 121 in Der
9aQ, 8iro uno Stephen unterabt6ei-
lung. an Der Oftfeits Der part 4pe.,
% bel 40 SUB, 81 etc. = Raggie
6. De BAUM an Wfas u. Wol1or, Got
on Der ROroneitsde Der 8arrarb qoe.
uno gpro Strabe. % bel 63 7sub, ST.
- 9eorg u. garoee an S. 81. Cop
pin, Got Io. 244 in Sbon's Inter
abthellung, an Der Sibfeits Der Saz
milton Strabe, 335 Bel 100 5uB, 81.
- G6sidsine: 4lpbOus s. Soefling,
y uno eltia geitbarS, q, beipe BON
Daptoa, O.; goparo albert Wunp,
rs uno 5attie Setter. %, beioe Don
Cincinnati; Sbelbp g. Seragsins,
"a, BON Rornoob uno Gffie Sane
Siaacs. 28, BON Conference.-The, ap.;
8obert 8. ShDinot, %, BON Beft
eopineton uno 8lande @ainscott,
q. DON 2uDlop.
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gsrfiH Gintra&t

DIR Shtpdoisde llnierjtiib. sUsrtin
Giiltrnht peraHitaltet EanIitng, 81.
eSnriiinr, i'm fieinen SnnIe Der
4rbeitsrballe t;n. @srloofung ns.if
1aH5frGn5dkn. Us iin3 5a9:rside
f66M gsstnitdnes GngtfG1ii:, pie
ptrIoeit nerDen IOllsn. Dd5 Mrrdns
gtmsntss saommittee rirssri3s auin
2beilnthmera t::Hsn bery1iis:enNtenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

tta ttnoeu fitr Das, mas Sgoia q. 8tnts
hams &e9etabIs Gompouno fir mid 9e=
than. sd, habe anotre WeOi3inen gsnoHls
men, Iauo aber teiuc gtnDerung." 6rt.
e 6ora =. fpsnou8b, Stoutsoilc.
AhiU, ii. 3. 3, no. /,
0HnOerte ben ioldbeu Rrisisu BON Miits
tcru. tpelde ibreu Gant ausipredeu fir bas.
fuas Snota T. Ytntbam's Negetabls 6ons
prnno fir ihre SOd]ter beluirtte, ginaeu Der
&nnIa u. Nintbam Meoicne GOmpaHg,
&pHu, Waii,, III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

ttlL tBCIIlHDtS Sth
rrcuno rietb mir,
noio u. Qiutham 5
}tQetoble COMPOUND
II nebmeu uno cbe
+ nod 3tuei pplle
laibeu eiraenom :
ZEN, lamp icb 2iuoe-
ing. SD bin nur
b3ebn Sabre alt, id)
II ober in heHerer
iciunobsit ais ist
mel ooer orst Sab
n. SSd) tann uicbt
yenuo90prte Des Tans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-26

Gg nimmt nidt DieI, su
tinem ariippel su iperhen; cine Wtrs
rsufuns Dtruriaht hiefes oft. Absr
tD<nn mir Ct. Jatobs Del asbraunen.
nm 5u inriren. 10 braEhsn mir nidt
5u 1inten.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
REBELS TRANSFER
THEIR OPERATIONS
Mormons in Sonora Greatly
in Fear Of Looting Rail
road Destroyed.
CBy Associated Press }

JuareZ, Mexico, July 9.-The MeXican
revolution has begun to shift its scenes
from the state of Chihuahua, border
ing Texas and New Mexico, to the state
OF Sonora, bounding Arizona and Cali
fornia.
Nearly 1000 rebel troops were sent
40 miles southwest of here to Casas
Grandes, on the Mexico North Western
railroad, the new rebel base from which
the invasion of the state of Sonora is
being directed.
simultaneously, according to adyices
reaching here, about 1000 federal cav
airy under Gems Teller and RabagO,
were moving northwest from the city of
Chihuahua, where Gen. Huerta, the
government commander in chief, holds
sway. This force will ride toward CaSas
GrandeS, threatening it from the rear,
While the government forces In the
state of Sonora, commanded by Gen.
SanJines, Will assume the defensive
with the intention of preventing the
passage of the rebels through the
mountains into Sonora, if possible.
The rebels are destroying the Mex
leo North Western railroad south of
Casas Grandes with the idea of block
ing formal movement Of troops and
artillery by Gen. Huerta from Chlhua-
hut city. InSurreCtOs under Gen. Campo,
meanwhile, advanced into the mountain
hua.
The march of the rebels westward
lies directly in the path of several
Mormon colonies with a total popula-
ton of several hundred men, women
and children. Fear that the rebels viii
plIlaSe the country and cOnfiscate pro-
visions and horses has led to a mObili-
Zatlon of the colOnists at COlOnia More
los, about 60 miles southeast of Doug
las, AriZ. There they will gather their
cattle and supplies. Being well sup
Piled with arms and ammunition they
intend to defend themselves against
the ravages of the rebels who openly
have announced their intention of ''liv-
ing on the country"
.. P Brown, Mormon agent in Ell
Paso, declared last night that he con-
sidered the situation serious. telegraph
ing senators SmOOt, of Utah, and Fall.
of New Mexico, to obtain assurances of
protection from the United tates gov
eminent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
SOLDIERS FIRE ON
SMUGGLING MEXICANS
One Man Is Wounded and
Ammunition Is Seized
Near Smelter.

An attempt to smuggle 1000 rounds
OF ammunition across the river near the
smelter footbridEe was stopped Monday
night when United States soldiers on
the border patrol fired at the snug
Cling gang, hitting one man, whose
name is given as Perez.
The smuggling gang, supposed to
nave been composed Of MexicanS who
have been operating on the border and
a number OF whom are under ammuni-
ton smuggling indictments, attempted
horse, which is said to have been
stolen from a resident of the smeIter
district, whose name was given to the
officers as Ford.
Mexican secret service men were the
first to learn of the smuggling opera
tons They reported it to the sheriff
and state rangers who started for the
Smelter settlement. But before they
arrived to arrest the smugglers the
MeXicans had started across the river
with the ammunition on the back of
the horse, the officers say. When they
reached the army patrol line, the sol
der on guard is said to have challenged
the men and when they started to run,
hred at them, striking Perez in the
right lung. He was afterward taken
to a house in the smelter settlement
and DR.. H. T. Stafford dressed his
wound Tuesday morning he was
brought to FL PasO and is now in Hotel
condition
An investigation is being made of the
affair by the United States army off
GERS to ascertain who did the shooting
and the circumstances Of the attempted
smuggling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
RICHARDSON LOGS
ROAD TO DOUGLAS
Ell Paso-CanutillO Stretch,
He Says, Is Best on the
Route.

Judge D. A. Richardson, of Douglas,
made a trip between FL Paso and Doug
las in his automobile Saturday and Sun
dav and has logged the road between
these two cities for the information of
the other autOists who expect to make
the trip over the Douglas road.
Judge Richardson SAYS that the road
between Fl PasO and Canutillo IS 4
splendid piece of auto road. From
CanutillO to Lanark over the old road
Is the heaviest going on the entire
trip. 1t IS sandy and heavy going for
car. He SAYS the new road between
these two points promises to be a big
improvement over the road which is now
being used. From Lanark to Lords
burg the read Is in good condition. From
Lordsburg to Granite Pass, the road
needs repairs and from Granite Pass
to Douglas the road IS good.
The Douglas attorney left at noon
Saturday and reached Deming at D.
IN. Leaving Deming at s a. m. Sunday
lie arrived in Douglas at 1880 p. m.
Stops were made at LOrdsbuTg for lunch
and at ROdcO, an hour being spent at
each stop. Judge Richardson says that
there are no signboards on the road and
that this is one of the worst hindranceS
TO the motorists making the overland
trip along the bOTderland route.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
REBEL AMNESTY IS
BEING DISCUSSED
Huerta Executes Rebel
Sympathizers in Chi
huahua City.

Mexico City. Mexico, July 9.-The
question of amnesty for Orozco and his
followers probably will be taken up in
he regular cabinet meeting today. 1t
has been stated on good authority that
a general proclamation of clemency
would be issued after the entry OF Gen.
Huerta into Chihuahua.
Reports have reached here that since
the arrival of Gen. Huerta in Chihuahua
he has executed several persons wnO
aided the rebels. Among them IS said
to be the editor of FL Monitor, a local
newspaper, and a telegraph operator.
In his official report to president
MaderO, Gen. Huerta recommended the
presidents brother, Emilio Madero, for
promotion to brigadier general
More than 500 pouches of mail are
being made ready at the general post
offices here to be forwarded to Chihua-
hua and intermediate towns, which have
been in rebel hands. This is the re-
suit of many months accumulation OF
mail at TOrreOn.
Two hundred Zapatistas commanded
by Gen. Basave have surrendered to
Gen. JUveniO Robes in Cuayala. More
los, according to reports reaching here
Nearly every man turned over a Mauser
rifle in good condition, but only a few
rounds of ammunition each. Thu rifles
were said to have been captured by tie
rebels some weeks ago from the federal
garrison at TelOlapam.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
MANIFESTO DENOUNCING GEN.
OROXCO SECRETLY rIRCT-T Atr,EcI

Manifestos alleged to have been is
sued by discontinued rebel soldiers
IN Juarez are being circulated in FL
Paso and surreptitiOusly in Juarez de-
nouncing OrOzcO as a traitor.
Issued in the form of a circular, the
manifesto declares that the rebel
soldiers have been deceived time and
again by OrozcO's promises and thai,
while the men of the revolution have
Deen 1ghtlng, their general hs s been
giving himself over to drunken or
Sies, far away from the firing line"
Our families are suffering the
martyrdom of hunger, we being unable
to help them, as it is more than two
months since we have been pad any
thing" says the manifesto.
Continuing, the manifesto saws
Orozco has sent his family away and
has deposited more than half a r1fIlion
dollars in FL Paso banks The mani
festo Is signed by Jesus Garcia. Manuel
Lopez. Justo SalaiS, Andres Soria,
captain Chavez, lieutenant Raul Iowa,
Jose Aguilar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
NO TEXAS TROOPS TO
BE MOVED TO BORDER
COlquitt and Hutchins Hold
Conference on Mexican
Situation

Austin. Texas. July 9.-The border
situation was discussed between the
governor and adjutant general Hutch
ms at Dallas, the latter having re-
turned today.
General hutchins did not care at
this time to give ne result Of the
conference, buc II Is understood that
no move is contemplated at the pres
ent time, due to she change of base
taken by the Mexican rebel forces.
General Hutchins said he may have an
announcement to make on the situa-
ton tomorrow. All Of the rangers are
still to be Kept at FL Paso and along
the border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
MAY POSTPONE THE
ARCHIBALD HEARING

Washington. D. c. July "a
sharp difference along political
lines has developed in the senate over
the proposed Impeachment of Judge
Archibald of the commerce court. Many
senator's. including influential Repub-
licans. favor deferring the trial until
after the November elections. contend
ing that ample time should be given to
prepare for the hearing of the impeach-
ment charges and that. many senators
are needed at home to look after their
political fences. other senators, among
whom are senators Simmons, Bailey
and Reed, all Democrats. urge that i'm
parchment proceedings are of such high
privilege that they should be taken up
as soon as the house prefers the
charges.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
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RETURNS TO FIND HIS
HOME II IL REZ IOOTEETl

Sebastian Vargas. Jr, state stamp
collector under the constitutional gov
eminent returned to FL Paso Monday
from visit to Sonora to find that his
home in Juarez. and that of his faith
er, Sebastian Vargas, a state senator
has been looted by rebels two weeks
ago Asserting that they were seek
ing arms believed to be concealed in
his house in epectation of the feder-
ais taking the border city. rebels raid
ed the house Of the younger Vargas,
tearing up the flooring and destroy
ing the furnishings not carried away
Shortly after. they raided the house
Of the senior Vargas, setting fire to
some Outbuildings which were burned
Both houses, located on Avenida Sara
Soza, were unOccupied at the time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
FEDERALS FEAR THE
FALL OF Aqua PRIETA
Remove All Arms and Am
> munitiOn to the Ameri-
can Side.

Douglas, Ariz.. July 9.-Orders have
been issued for the removal of all arms
and ammunition now IN Aqua Prleta
and FrOnteraS to the American side OF
the line This order was brought about
by the discovery of an alleged rebel
Plot TO turn the territory tributary to
the south of Douglas over to the OrOZ-
co adherents, agents of whom nave
been active in organizing many of the
volunteers to the MaderO forces to
Join the rebel cause.
This is the first move taken by the
federals in anticipation of Aqua Prieta
falling into rebel hands in the near
future.
To Re-Inter LOPez's Body.
The body of Arturo ("Red") Lopez
Will be eXhumed and buried in the
cemetery at FrOnteras, Son. To &C
cOmplish this work, Mrs. Paula r de
Lopez, mother Of Lopez, has left for
the spot about u miles southwest of
Aqua Prieta, where the body was
buried last summer. As a testimonial
OF her right to perform the task Of
love, Mrs Lopez was armed with a
written permit from governor May
torena, of Sonora
Red" Lopez was a leader in the
first attack Or the town of Aqua Prize
ia in April, 1911. He was on his way
to Cananea under arrest when he was
ST. down by his guard, who returned
with the story that he had tried to
escape.
Capt F Cantuti Castelvetro, OF the
northern volunteers, left for COlOnia
MOrelos at $3.50, returning at o'clock
after making a record breaking ride
to reach Gen. Sanjinez. in charge of the
federal column moving south. Capt
CaStelVetro carried an important tele-
gram to Sanjinez from president Ma
derO, which II was necessary TO deliver
at once
Leaving here by carriage he was
fired on twice within the first 20 miles,
by deserters from the troops marching
towards the south.
Gems Sanjinez and Blanco have
reached Colonia MOrelos with their
forces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
COLT MACHINE GUNS TO
REDI. AlIE rEIEs nrrl.r.- u

? Colt automatic machine guns are
TO replace the MaXim-Vicker rapid
firers in the United States army
The officers at Fort Bliss have been
Informed that the new pattern Colts
machine guns will be supplied to the
cavalry and infantry regiments at the
post No advice has been recei ed as
to the date of the installation Of the
new guns, but they are expected at
any time. There are six machine guns
IN the different commands at the
tort two in the ID cavalry. two in
the -22d infantry ana two in The bal
TALON Of the 18th Infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-09
OROZCO MOVES NORTH,
DESTROYING THE RAILWAY

Encillas, Mexico, July 9-Gen.
OrOzco and his staff have moved their
temporary headquarters u miles north
from Sauz to this place, which is 1O4
miles south of Juarez on the Mexican
Central road
The federals. who are in the city of
Chihuahua, 80 miles further south. have
not advanced beyond the city limits
The railroad to this point was de-
strOyed.