davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

ger &riitenien. Sme6emejter 0eieIs
u. MeIler. Malbore: Mplsbrugel
S. 6. 3eoeriens gnte. G1te Niel.
fine DIeien. Mibe: q. @%pggcrbps
Suitr11. 2outienoal: Irf: Eeflo
@iffclien. 2anoct: Sogncfogcb g.
Sbomie,l. Naleitrllp: Sens Ebl,
bill. @%oIitebro: gnfeirn CHORD
&onlien. Molborg: Sobanllc Sen.
len. Morbus: Maric Nielicn. sla-
r1lp:: Maric Scllicn. 9olltrup:
SsSpracl, 5drenicll. Boring: Eeocr
MieIien. gmb: Sine @crtcli en-.
6aarap:: aficls @briltenien. Soo-
bierg: Mnbrco Silliais. Sicrmino:
@riition Sonicn. @ornilet: @om=
mis- M6am &cter;en. @oricns: Ye1i.
2prer @ilb. @cntsen. aatri,,e
Meller. Ngrhalnc:: Geru1 Sanill1.
Sig: @coer %eoericn. sfjsoitrip:
&e6er Mielien. Spebe: @ertrl1o
Steenbera. @egaerslep: Sopbie
Meller. 9lorN,s: Manes Ghriltion=
fen. MiffeI Senicl1. gsfiloltrlp:
SIR. @eterien. @arslep: Niels
scsenIen. @rbno: &iritine &Sensbat=
ter. 8rprltp: @iritilre @oltien:
9rehonoler $. M1,berlen. &oricnS:
gnfe Stefanine Ghriitcnien. aotrine
Mg[Ier. Mnna 9biel. Sem: Mif=
tel SesenIen. Maren Gbriitenien.
9eibe: S6o Margoarb. q. -l1ttr,,p
2ars @e1atlen. Monbers: M11brea
Mortenien. Sporl,p: Sens .@bri=
iten1er. s,u1oitruo:: @riltirm Wl,l=
pob. 5.=0nlb: @riitcn @;s1aoro
@en1b:: S%sSoha,rncs Mielien. 2lterilh:
Scope Seser1ien (Sehe).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Den tbtu0elt8e Sttttttteret : Eu9=
lanb. Gen nlIereoe I 1867 SET en-
0elife l1nbcrbus al Sobn. Stuart
Mill begpnote aanlp for at gibe
&pinoerne 5temmeret ,1oaebc / for-
rige ngc ct fritiif 811nft, bn Bur=
lamentsmeolem Nlfre0 Mittleto,'
itilleoe Jorilug ON, at boor Ser i
Set foreligge,roe @algretsforllao pur
Gale ON itemmeberettigeoe 8erlo=
rer, ifuloe l16trpffet vnlmolige"
flettes; ban erflareoe, at 1i0en fprtc
oct meo Jig, at &Dinoer11e fif Net Dg
Mogang til at gjsre ocreS Sa,oflp=
6elie giGIbenoe ogiau bbor set oreje-
De fig ont Notionens @nliggenber,
ligeloa fulot iom man bapoe til
Loot 6em 2ige|tilletbeo poo pisic
andre Gmraooer.
@erin1oo tolte> &olo,lialminiltcr
@ortcourt, bpis 2onolnbc Gtcmme<
rctsfDin0erne for noglc MaancGc:
iiben ipgte at intte / 9ronb. &a1,
uotolte Jig meget ifarpt innob belr
8eb9gelien % imo6 Torfpmper1,c
for SEN, beriblan6t bans to Sol
legacr / Miniiteriet 6. @rep, l1be',=
ri9sminiltcre11, og 9. 2lopo George,
fSinnnsminiltcrcn. Sc GplosDa1o=
finger, Stemmeretsfpillberre baboc
poct, 600 CIT 6primog paa, bboo
man flt10e pente Jig, bpis Sc iii
Stemmeret. San 6ebreiocOe fine
to &plleaoer, at Sc forlagte at ajc11
nemfpre ct 6orilag i Yar(amcntet.
ser inaenlinoe bonoe pnret @rl-
gerne fcrelogt. oa iom / bpi @rah
tr1tebe Torfatningens 5tobilitet. st
@ninocrne fif Stemm1cret bar Ell
l11pffc for Sem lelp loo bel iom ior
-g
2anhet, life at tolc ON, at ct eSler
tai al &pinoer,1e life pnlfcbe Sten
meret.
Scr frcmfom / @rict cit Sore
ipprgicl fra 9onor Gam, Toreren
for Snpoiitione11. ser aif IT'S poo,
pm set olntoltc 9GnbringsforI|on It'll
@olgrctsreformcn) ON f%bi1ocliN
stemmeret life .rnorcbc Set cpril,=
beige Torllog ioo brientliat al
iam1ne efter Ben / 6>,iet ajrlbc1'>c
TRADITION mootte truffes tilboae.
&erpoo iporebe Somcs 9olpt6cr.
9uiets Sormon6, Ser CT Sen M1,tp.
ritet, mani beier Jig for:i Sen Sloas
Mfgipreli let, at 1,ben at billie l10tole
11oget afgiprenoe I Set beItemte Sill
fGl6e, maatte set bpnoes, at Set
bor Sfif og @rua ! @1,iet, at noor
ct Bori Tags Sn6bolo % Iurm MOB
tog bpientlige Goronorinacr nce
9gnbringsforilog, Set ga bleb trut-
fet tilbage: og ct felt mt 6orI!ca
%inbbrogt.
]. Denne Grflering noftc itnrft SD
re blon6f iaobel @ooltanbcre ion
: @en11er al f%pit16eIia Stcmmerct, co
Sc fdritc onitrenatc fig for ct. ioo
Torf(ogct fre,n til Mfiten1rina ubcr1
@reps 9Gn6ringsforlla Tag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Gn %fremmelia 9rene. De iibltc
Cages 8iounoerbcrn ct en- 15=onrig
tDif @omponiit gricb @olfga1g
4orneol6. Suns 1terlte aompoiition
ct Ct, &laperfoncert, ser forleoen
Sag uofertes pe6 en- &oncert / Ser
lin, ser birtgere0es al ielbe Brofes-
ior Mrtbur. Mifiicb. &lnberfoncer-
ten gioroe flor 2pffe, @erlinerbla6e=
ne roIer ben for bens DDbiin0igbe6
oa ipoar @ricb 8olfga1g en- itraa-
1enoe Tremtib iom RufHbergn1tbeb.
y @ulomageriet biloe aigre Men-
neife11e foritprreoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

os geresie paa ct 4oittort er +ilitreitelist.
obertaser. @%ooroen. u@arritjfop"
meo 9aoegaar6en r9ottrlrp" CT
|ifploiot for SO sor. @ortforn % bar
ct 9iliggenoe at $50 Gor. 2onl
@ger og eng og 900 Gor. 2a,1o
|5fnp.
vGng6obegaor0en" / 9erslet
heo &inalte0 CT AT @ror. $. g.
iSprgenien iolgt til ugjelIonos
'5tifts notwithstanding" ng bill
blibe uoltpffet. @ooroen far 127
S6r. 2on6.
~@ammclgooro" CT of Sic
rem, Froprieter Degner. iolat til
Hropricter aiargoaro, Scqlgoor.
Ben, og @ooroeier u. Mourit5e11,
Souitrupgoarb, for $4,000 @r.
Sbcrtagelie lite Mpril. u@ammel<
gooro" aniees for at bore Ell al
@enoipsiels be6ite @oor6e.
Somtibia far 8roprictGr Degner
fibbt Ell &illa / @jorri1rg al 9inr=
gaoro og Wourit5en for 1000 &r.
.9posfalo. Troftiierenoe~ 2nge i
SOLICIT, Erofesior Or. mes. Micoloi
6linot er 6gb, 20 Star oon1mel.
Sen ofb9be, ser por Miobcr al
Donnebrog oa 0anmbroasmon0,
bor / mango Mar 9iitriftslnge og
Spgebus1e9e / @ol6pf % / CIT Del
Nor @clcm al &olbrf @prooo.
Nartifulier Mug1,lt Mois Ell
ofgooet pco 9soen / Ell Mloer al 60
Nor. Gen ofopbc, Ser / en- lang
Morrrffe bor ppbolbt Jig / Mrgcnti-
10, perrotc for nogle Mor iioen til
baac til Ganmarf ion1 en- ipr1nre,1.
De Mal1o og far poet %betp0clige 81
orog til PATRIOTIC 6ornoal.
: SOP. aoptcin -2apenitein ct
afgooct peb Gpoen / @orlu1s eftcr
lu1'aerc 5ios Spgbom. Gen ofbp-
Sc lfiu11feoc for nogle Mor ii6en
10000 Sir. til Spferelie al cit M1,=
'n11n1sbpg1ting i @orie11s ng 10000
Sril til Npan{faffeller BERTH. 9isie
8elp6 nil hit blioc 11bbctalt.
&l1nltmolerei1 Gclil,s Mnocr=
len or ofaooet beo 9eoen / Gjpbe1,=
honn, as Mar aonrmlcI. Zen of=
opbe Dor faht / Sbenle.
Tbb. @e11erolil1tenSont $. M.
@ocbc or bpb, II Nor Of. Cen of=
0phc bar 1S94-191t Bclterolinten=
bont og Gbcf for TorplejningSforp=
let.
8ogboIoer pco 2o,1bmonosban=
fens &cile=Mfocling 81. 6. sSdrgen=
fen er otter. ct lua1gere Spaelcje of=
aoact nco 9poen. SO Mor gan1n1cl
Gen ofbsoc, ser bar foot I &ejIc,
har aiort 5je,1eltc nch 9anbnronos-
bonfenS Mfreli11aer / Gej1e ua Mo1<
borg iiben 1876.
= s(bm. Gireftpr / ajpbltnoernes
oln1. @ronbfor1ifring, s%sllltitsrooo
81. 81. Mlberticn er ofgooet neo
9gocn otter ct opop!eftif MnfoIo.
Moieingenipr. amnmeriunfer
Mnore oe Soint Muboin CT cfter ct
fort Spgeleie ofgooet neo Gpocn I
&iebenhahr. Den ofoebe, Ser / nog>
le g1or ielp oreb Ell Moieinoultri peo
Strl>cr og iettete I ut Morreffe bar
Meoorbeibcr neb Mitmeiter Mobbefs
M%oicinbuitri / Sparfjrr, bar / Sc
ie1ere Mor 9eocr al gfsporten al
oanife &rcotltrer til Mrslonn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
sarab @ernbarots @eoielssjer-
s England CT Sen berpmte

SaraD U~ernDaf0fS NG01cls91erz
ninger. S gnglan6 CT 6en berpmte
Snrab 8ernbar6ts 68-oorigc SGD
ielsoag fornplig bIepen ferret mcb
lange Mpisartifler. Eli en- Snter-
bieper ubtalte bun: Seq maa bel
nnlten MI n1les for at bore Selpz
morbets 9ronning! - So, Sc
Ter, men MI ifel Sc b6re, bborlebes
leg fommer til SEN Sll1tnina: Seq
bar regnet no, at leg poa 5cene1,
bar begoaet 5elbmor0 meb Gift
mere ems 10000 @a,1ae, 6r,,f1.ct
mig ca. 1000 @anee, ifuot mig ca.
500 @ange, mpr6et mig meb 9plf
ober 1000 @ange."
Den bergmte 5arob er tro6s ollie
u6itanone @Rosler, iper1itie % or
beiosopgtig Tom ! fine be6ite Mnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
analo % Sab.

.Naor man Taor iHnnM en- Slot
S,1nbe, ioa bpler 10 ben, mon trpf<
fer, itger ct gemme1t Sro.
Tor ct 3nr Tiger it6en gjor6e ri
reoaftionelt feIgenbe 8emartr1ing:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
&nnhrrjyllat1n.

6~nnhrrjyllanh.
Sch ct Mpoe / SDrsbpl Joriam-
linashlls ltilleoe 8enbormen oe
Mmtsforitonoeren mist UNDER Mp:
set = flight set har ct screenings:
mpbe = og ip,tratc otter Torrhrogs=
boloerens Mapn. 6orn1ooc11tlig troe:
Sc mon, ian bar fra &o,1geriget
bbilfet ian imiolcrtio life bar.
90 set ionlnc ifcte fpr noalc ga:
&c iibe1t i 9all1m, betpoer set pi1t:
NOT ct Ifrrpet Slim, meb Torcrinas
mpber.
Mfabs Gabulm. Iorfatteren Sal
6en1ar &prbam bar frenet ct me
get la11gt 9igt, 'om on1bonole1
Moos @gbolms Sfjrbne. Set ino
le6es n1e6 felgetbe ippoiae 2inier
Eeoe,tm! Sc fer, boob Set fraftig'
fan:
@n @tormogt, ct ~feiierliat Mi9e<
bar opcrp11nbet CT Mrbei0smol1b
oe tpltnaet ban, til at piae.
Gamlc Tolf. st oornl1clt sGgte
par fra 5ilo, Stronofogco Sofol
2pSer 6cbMrIen, cr or 107 Mo1
go>nncI,- og bans S,'itrn, Ser el
106 s(or 9ommel, aiGiteoe / Suleti
Sen ct @orreborn / Ncl,n1iinlter. g!
ajulocr for at bore Sertltgbpmmct*
nloite eggtcpor. Sen is. Decent
Der bobbc 9@gteporrct tnret gift
so Star. Set hor hoct to Sgl1ncr
bborof SCI, c,,c or 6eo 70 Nor gon1-
nile, mers Sen a,1bc11 omfom
1876 neo ct ll(pffcsti!iuloe.
! Mn fan set urrc nuf! S Ntpgel=
tpl,bcr bar Scr @cnerolprppe poo
rGborleps 5antc" / Ioriamlings:
bujet. st ungt og t%afncunrnelig1
@ubltf1,m fpl0te Solen % bar lige
peb at frpbc op pan Sccnen og ne>
/ Sl,iflprfas ien. 9fcbe / Salen iaf
en- lille Hl1rf poa 5-6 Nar peb
Chen al Mo6ere,1, meoens Ta6e.
rem bar EN- al Sc rollebapc11bc. S
treble s(ft penbte Yurfen Jig ifpl=
&c ~Ilensborg Npis" pluolclig til
Mooerc11 OF ub6ro6:
rNeu tpffes G, te 6ar bor itaf=
fet nof 6eroppe!"
Gftcrmrle. gn fienot Mano /
@ooerslep og / lin 5tb ogiau / So
oersleb 9iteron1t, Muiifer Mortin
Hcterien, er ifriper uMm.", afgaoet
be6 Gpocn / en- SLIDER al a Star.
@o1, bar sen li6itc al Sc gornlc Mr-
iifere, iom bprte til r@o6erslep Ma,=
itfforps", og ban bar / cit lang
Marreffe gleoet mango mes fin
Ml,lif pe6 Sc itore 9rpllrtpper og
pco andre feltlige 2eiligbeoer / 8p
og pao 2ano. Sgiao sen iiolte oa1=
ffe &onge, Ser belggte 9aoerslep>
Sreoerif 6en Spne116c. bar ban meo
fiji at ipiIle for, oo Ser Hep aipet Ell
Set for 4ongen poo NmtSbalet.
Martin 8eterien bap6e for bet
nreitc let 9inet fra Sen life SIDE,
noor ser Ipi(leocs til @rplll,p %
Sal, ON set olti6 bar b9ret. &c
heolte 5i6er al Wenne fene, bar
berpe6 bar lnrt at fien6e, er ct on,
set Spgrasmaal. Slutningen al
bans eget 2ip bar min6re Init; bon
bar / mango Star moottet fempe
nteo Spg6om og tronae Scar. ou
ban bIeb MI renet bort al cit megei
fmertefu16 2i6elie.
Me6 Mortin @eterien .er Ell Ser.
ion at oen gamle &a6ers1eotppt
aaaet bort; ban bar en- trofait 6onil
Man6, iom o1ti6 meote til @alg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

At kurere On FoskJslelse p.a On Dag.
Tag J. AXATIvF BROMO Quinine Tablets. Apo.
thehere refunderer Pengene I Marpelaf Kur. f.
W. 0kOVE'S Underskrift paa hver Eske. q Cents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

~
Seitcr bpoe 6re0ag Nat> bum bar
berfor life / Sfolc. @oor. Sun
CT belt ipg 6eroi / Sag .ifol bun BE-
grooeS, moo bum bore fiji / Iormio=
Sag. @cnoes Mo6er.
&irGengooncr=@nmpr,
@n Cberbiblio=
tcfar, lom beo6er 2onge,
FAR ~ltjaalet &a1t5ous 5ange =
bpcm ifnloe lligt oog tro?
Yrofesior Yaluoan,
ct lu1gt, begapet @o'oe,
poo bpem Mlberoen. troebe,
/ Spjel0et iiooer ian.
San mar mes luffc1e Zine %
tilllrffcoe Mnlcbor life fie10e Tor=
'lfjcl poo sGble og 2pg?
Si( boglig gaar nla11 10 life 1ao=
San og granifer opcr, bpor mgrfe=
! ligc, ia, rent 1t6 ufprflarlige matt
&c tilipncla0enoe go1llfe a%lminoelige
%6rreteelier CT.
5om III, bore Smagsfornemmel=
Ter! : @irfeliqbe0er1 efsiIterer ser
fun fire forifiellige Smo9sfornem=
n1eller - 1e6, bitter, iolt og fur.
9(lIe Sc pprige er cit 9lan6i11g al
9l1at og 6plclie e.
Mlle 9ele at El,ngen ct life IL
&c fplion1n1e for ollie 5mngsfor=
nen1n1elier. 1l,ngelpioien T. gfs.
ln1ogcr lpoe eager beolt, mems
GG1ungel1s neoerite Gel beoit imoger
Ehitre Stoffer. Sur eller iprlig
Sn1oa iples poa allie 5iber.
Goo urr %iorbuuonc CT 5magsfor=
ncmmelie11, 2ltgtcio1lien og gyl1et,
at MON mes llrffebe Rjne % til
ltoppehc SEQ cbor life fan mGrfe
6orifjel pao ct sGbIe og ct 2eg
Get fortG(ler / bpcrt Uol6 ct Ell
gellf YIob. Yrep Set!
9cn .banifc. @pffffa CT Moolbld-
Set .Speaielen"s @etegnelie for Sen
;2iterotl1r / Morge, iom life lfribes
pon 2nnbsmool. Oct ct en- v8of=
mann, iom ifriper fabian, EFT of
oern, Iorn regncr fig for at bobe
@rep poo SEN egentIige a1,ltur /
gon11e Norge.
u9e 3 Tjcr % DC Z @pns". So
riierlBlabet u2ibre Earole" inoe=
bolbt / Nlunrct 9,Dtaarsoog iplgen=
Sc Mrtifel:
vgu Sfnnoole / &iebenbabn.
Scfsten tppaetige @mbeosmer6.
81 erfarer, at lefsten @mbe0sr
meno peo oct fongelige 8ibliotbef
/ 9nnn1arf for nplig er blepen ar
reitereoe for omfatte,1oe Ipperier al
foltbore @oanoifrifter.
Nffpren ipneS at trGffe op til en-
ubgrt Sfo10ale. Folitiet bar an
1tillet gfterforifninger bos flere at
De mel aniete Mntifparer og bar
opbagct en- Mosie 9ofumenter og
Sitter at flor @proi, Ser biorprer fra
3pberier / set foroelige Bibliotbef.
So Hrofesiorer og en- Mrfipar
Ifol opre alporltgt fompromitte-
re6e."
soa mango Dor Or6ene. Oct
6nftum, Ser ligqer. til @runb for
oennc @rooa6c, er ielpfplgelig ben
un9e Stnbent @ec6orffs Gpperier
fra set fongeltge 9aanobibltotbet.
Set or Sen lille Giet, Der er Mepen
til Sc Z Sons.
Mlligepel er Set, TOM n8err. Sib."
%ifriper, ubebogeltqt NOT, at ben
! Slogs 0ggne faor Sob at brebe fig
i ct fort H%oriierblao, og oo Meo'
oelcIicn er iigneret font telegram:
.Gcpenbogue, 81. becernbre", bar
set pi't life roen ssstteresie, ON
i Sssol,rnoliititanbens Meprr|entanter
tog Zig for at unoeribge l16ipringet
til Bette Miogoror al 2egn.
analo % Sab.
vNoor MOI, 1aor iHunM en- Slot
! Snn6e, foa bp1er 10 ben, man trpf<
fer, flyer ct gomme1t Orb.
a.. 49,. S &. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

Sen .bonifc. @pfffa er Moolbld=
Set vSpeaielen"s @etegnelie for Sen
2iterotl,r / Morge, iom life ifripes
poa o%anosn1ool. Set er en- ~8of-
mann, iom ifriper fuabon, en of
Sem, iom regncr fig for at bobe
@rep poo oe,1' eoentIige @1,Itur /
gom1e George.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07
Son efterlooer iie en- gammel %
ipogelig spiter, bpts Gorisrger ian
Eitrrur narirtf.
Git % Sat i 2iat % 8roia.

-E4.H -...Wst
slp.ic,l. st fjpbc,baunif Ylol
ifrtp ior '1ogen lio iiben:
IS nplte l1ge ipnger ocr ipinlfe
2llttcmalms=S efstct / 8ipoli!"
6or nogen Si0 lioen ifrep ialnme
8lao, at
~. aejler @ilbelm til &peroog
(epcr- meget %tarDeligt; ban ipiier al
orig mere ems fire &otter til Miss-
SpiS Sc life mart faar Spenifer.
tie % 5plferne paa Naffen al Jig
Der bicnnne, .er oct life 8lobets
Sfpl6!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-07

&itben1ooncr=6nnpr
@n Sbcrbiblio-
tcfar, ion beo6er 2on9e,
bar -itjaalet &o,1t5ous 5ange
bpcn1 ifuloe lligt oog tro?
Yrofesior E%all1oan,
ct unst, be9apet &o'oe,
poo bpem Mlperoen troebe,
/ tSpiel6et 1i0oer Fan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27

will. before many days, break the bar
riers Of pride and prejudice down. and
We shall triumph as MexicO's friends
sooner than we could triumph as her
enemles-and how much more hand
sOmely, with how much higher and
finer satisfaction Of conscience and Of
honor.
Lind Avoids Embarrassment.
Before the presidents message was
heard officials declared that Mr.. Lind
had gone to Vercruz to avoid any en-
barrassment following the publication
Of president Wilson's message in Mex
leo City
With the nature of the four propos-
ais of the United States admitted Off
cially. discussion conferred chiefly on
the absence Of any demand for the i'm
mediate retirement of Huerta, which
had generally been supposed was part
OF the American note It was Sug-
gested by officials, however. that this
government could not logically call
upon Huerta to resign post which il
never recognized him as legally hold
ing
So far as the United States is con-
cerned, Huerta is not the constitution
ally chosen president OF Mexico, be-
cause Of the irregularities attending
his aScendance to the post
It is not conceded BY officials here
that a fair election could be held in
Mexico with Huerta in control OF the
election machinery and underlying the
American proposals has been the inti-
nation that the Mexican congress BY
its rights should soon designate a pro-
visiOnal president to conduct a fres
election
President Wilson and his family at
tended a stock theater play last night,
but the president kept in touch with
the white house. Secretary Bryan was
at his home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
FREEMAN SAYS NO
THREATS WERE MADE
High Official of La BOquiIla Project
Travels 2OCO Miles In Mexico With
out Trouble; Denies Report.
After making a 1000 mil

After making a 1000 mile trip
through Mexico, during which he met
and talked with president Huerta, min
lister of war Banquet. Gen. OrOzco.
governor MereadO and other Mexican
government officials ". W. Freeman
vice president OF the Mexican North
ern Power company, the La BOqullla
project in Chihuahua, arrived in Fl
Paso Tuesday evening in an autone-
bile en- route to New York to make his
report Of conditions.
Mr.. Freeman reiterated the state
ments Of other refugees that Shirley
Hulse. the general manager Of the La
BOquilla project was safe. and that he
is in no danger and never has been at
any time HuIse was never threatened.
he says. and all of the feeling was
against a former official OF the COM
pany, who is said to have rabid rebel
views Hulse will bring his wife and
family TO FL PaSO in a short time and
viii then return to his post at La
BOquilla- as he does not consider the
situation there any different from what
it has been ~
Vice president Freeman wired this
information TO Lieut. Gov. John NJ.
Reynolds. Of Bedford, Pa, Tuesday
night after his arrival here and re-
ceived an acknowledgment Of it Wed
neSday morning. The work at the dam
is shut down. ne says, because OF the
shortage of cement which cannot be
the suspension of railroad traffic. There
are so cars of cement at Chihuahua. but
II Is not being moved 70 the La BOquil-
Ia project, which is $50 miles south
west of Chihuahua Other work on the
dam has been suspended because Of the
inability to get cement The water has
never been shut off. Mr.. Freeman says.
and there have never been any threatA
against the company or any Of its en-
plOyes.
I have Travelled more than 5000
miles in going to Mexico City. San
Luis POtOsi, Monterey. Chihuahua and
La BOquilla and I was never DELAYED
or interfered with by any force either
rebel or federal passed through the
federal and cOnstitutiOnalist lines and
was never mOlested- I found condi-
lions in La BOquiIla normal and Mr..
and Mrs Hulse in absolutely no dan
ger from any source. Any statements
which have been made to this effect by
former officials Of the company. who
were not in the employ Of the COM
Dany at the time they were made. who
Incorrect and eXaggerated-'
Mr.. Freeman viii leave this after
noon for New York on the Golden
State limited.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
AUTO STRIKES POLE;
MRS. BARNES INJURED

Wednesday at noon Mrs. L Barnes,
living at 719 St. Vrain street was pain
fully but not seriously cut about the
face, when the five. passenger New
Parry car in which, she was riding
damned into the telegraph pole at
Boulevard and Stanton, and threw her
against the windshield The guard on
the machine was bent almost double
around the pole and the crank handle
was broken off. Aside from this. the
car did not appear to be otherwise
damaged.
Mr.. Barnes, driving the car, was go
ing east on Boulevard When he
reached its intersection with Stanton,
a heavy touring car was crossing the
street car tracks on Boulevard going
north on Stanton. To avoid cOIliding
with the other car, Mr.. Barnes said
that he turned his automobile, and the
brakes falling to work resulted in the
car running into the telegraph post.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
SAYS DOG CAUSED
S17,095 DAMAGES

Alleging that, in violation of the
city ordinance prescribing a muzzle. a
white bulldog owned by U. S Stewart,
ran out on the streets, bit his horse
on the legs, resulting in damage to
his wagon and injury to his wife. CT
riaco MedranO wants S17,C95 damages.
MedranO filed a suit in the 41st district
court Wednesday morning asking for
that amount. The incident on which
the suit is based is alleged to have
occurred on July z, last.
Mr. Stewart was tried in the corpor-
alton court on a charge Of keeping a
vicious dog, but the case was dismissed,
when he promised to send the dog out
of town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
TROOPS RELEASE MEXICAN
PRISONERS AT SANDERSON
Ranehers Declare Rebels Threatened fo
Hang Them Because They Were
Forced to Give Horses to FederaIs-

Sanderson, Tex, Aug. 27.-Tweutv-
eight Mexicans. captured by a sheriffs
posse and United States soldiers. who
crossed the border and were supposed
to be federals, have been released bv
the military authorities as they had no
arms or ammunition when captured on
this side Of the river. They will be
taken either to Eagle Pass or Laredo bv
Mexican ranch owners. Mack Blocker.
luck Stanley, Edgar Dawson. Cole
Brunner, Walker Vernon and three
Mexicans from the Sierra Blanca in
Mexico, 10Y miles south Of the Rio
Grande, from Sanderson, have arrived
here. They said they were threatened
with hanging by the rebels because
they gave the federals horses. They
received word by a friendly courier that
they were to be hanged Monday. Mr.
Blocker said he was forced by the fed
erals to give them horses. for which he
received no pay.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
TAX LEVY MAY NOT
BE OVER 80 CENTS

The total tax levy. state and county,
for 1918 will be approximately 80 cents.
according to county judge A. S. J.
Eylar, who is working on the PROPOSE
ton OF arriving at the county tax rate.
The state rate OF 45 cents has been
announced, and now the county rate
must be fixed This. it is said. will be
either 45, the same as the state, or
perhaps 46 cents. In that event the
total levy viii be 81 cents
The total levy for 1912 was 76 7-12. the
state rate being 26 2-3 and the county
rate 1874.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
GILLESPIE CASE
GOES TO MAVERICK

possible to secure a jury in Preside
county, the court by agreement Of at
torneys has transferred the James
Gillespie case to Maverick county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
SAYS BOIL WEEVIL IS
DESTROYING COTTON -CROP

The boil weevil has played havoc with
the cotton crop in the Beeville, Tex,
vicinity, according to Capt. Lon Gar
ner. who has just returned from a visit
to that section He stated that on &C
count of the ravishes of the weevil, the
cotton yield would not average over a
bale to every 20 acres. How to deal
with the insect, he says, is one Of the
greatest problems that now confronts
the farmers. Some, he said, are advo-
eating not planting cotton for three or
four years, thus hoping to be finally
rid of the pest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
MessaLine Waists So. rs

Special mention is made of silk waists
that have just been received These striped ef-
fects. in brown. navy and black. They are made
with yoke shoulders low neck and lace collar At
tractively priced at S275.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
LEE ORNDoRFF BREAKS

Lee Orndorff. who has been spend
ing his vacation in Ocean Park, Calf,
with his family, suffered broken ann
Tuesday while trying to crank his
automobile The machine kicked and
Lees arm was broken below the elbow.
He will be home THURSDAY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
Lace and Net Waists S2.95

By far the most stylish waists for early Fall wear
those of lace net At $295 are showing
very pretty waists in shadow and ChantIy lace and
net. They lined with net with flesh color
japanese silk. Exceptional values at 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
Wilson'S MESSAGE ON MEHCO
WITHOUT PARALLEL INCENTURY

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-27
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