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The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
THE RRITO AFFAIR.
His Attempted Detention u Scheme
OF Huerta, as Reported.

New Orleans States: The sensa-
tionaI charges Of attempted black
mail growing out of the arrest here
OF former Governor BritO of Cam
peche, Mexico, have served Cover
nor Brito good turn. They have
attracted public attention 10 the
merits of his own cause.
So far as it is possible to make
out the situation, the detention OF
Governor Brito is part of shrewd
move on the part Of the discredited
government of the lower republic to
get possession of a resourceful and
troublesome enemy 1t is to be
hoped that the courts Of this coun-
try will not lend themselves to the
effort.
On the face of the papers Cover
nor Brito is wanted in Mexico on
charges of murder and robbery and
his arrest was asked by Huerta,
whose own hands appear to have
been stained with the blood Of
Madefo. The Department of Justice
probably had no alternative but to
ask the district attorney here to
take the accused into custody; but
there is no obligation resting on the
judiciary to surrender the prisoner
until Huerta has made out per-
fectly clear case.
IT does not seem likely that he
will be able to do so. Governor BritO
is man of wealth, influence and
apparently Of aristocratic birth. He
was a follower of Madero in the
campaign against Diaz. When Ma
dero was overthrown by the basest
treachery and thereafter cruelty
murdered, Governor Brito threw in
his lot with Carranza, refusing to
recognize a government which came
into power in defiance of the con-
,titution and taking the field as one
of the leaders in the new revolution.
1t is quite likely that he has slain
some Of his fellow countrymen had
laid hands on the property Of 9TH
frs; but, in the conditions that now
exist in Mexico, that makes him
neither murderer nor a robber.
He came to New Orleans ON his
way TO a conference with Carranza;
and it seems to have suggested to
sHuerta good opportunity to secure
his arrest on trumped-up charges
and his return to the republic
either to meet the fate of Madero
or be compelled to lay down his
arms and submit to the usurping
government. !
Unless facts not now at hand come
to light to show a different state Of
affairs, Governor Brito must be re-
garded simply as a political pris-
oner whom Huerta has no right to
ask this government to deliver into
his hands: and we are sure he will
have popular hympathy in his effort
to secure his release.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
Cotton ReniOn Bulletin.

Fair weather has been generally
prevalent over the cotton belt, ex-
cept light or moderate showers at q
few places in the Houston, Savan-
nah and Wilmington districts. Max
imum temperatures ranged from al
average Of 102 degrees over Okla
homa to an average Of 80 degrees il
the Augusta, Charleston and Will
mington districts.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
Senators Upheld In Course on Tariff

Senators Upheld In Course on Tariff.
New Orleans States: Louisiana
senators and representatives were
upheld at the New Iberia mass
meeting for the fight they have
made for. tariff on sugar.
Seven thousand people were pres
eflt.
Resolutions were adopted declar-
ing that the Baltimore platform Of
the Democratic party did not con-
template. when il provided that
downward revision Of the tariff
would injure no legitimate business,
that sugar. should be considered
apart from legitimate business.
The declaration is made that free
sugar would throw out Of employ
lnellt 200, 900 people in Louisiana.
Sugar is the cheapest article Of
food upon the American market. !
the resolutions set forth, and 1t Is
manifestly unjust to segregate tht
chief industry Of our State for de
strnction BY scheduling it for the
free list.
Senators Thornton and Ransdfl
and Representatives Broussard, Du-
pre-, Iazaro and Morgan are ZAP
plaudedH for their courageous,
fight for sugar.
III working for a tariff on sugar
THE resolutions declare that Louis
lana senator's and the representa-.
IliNes named have carried out fht
pledges Of the platform upon which
they have been elected.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
A NEGRO KILLED.
The Fifth Homicide in Caddo Parish
Since July Is.


Monday about dusk two negroes
Joe Greswell and John Woods, ell
gagged in an alteration Of words
over a rent account Of St.50. which
eliminated in John Woods being
shot and killed by Cfcswell, who es-
capped. Tho homicide occurred al
the corner OF Schumpert and Hun
ter streets.
Woods was an old negro preacher
fa1niliarly known as boil WerVl
King from Il preparation ne con-
oorted and sold as being bug killer
This is The fifth homicide which
has occurred in Caddo Parish ant
Shreveport since July I6.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
Ambassador Wilson.

As announced from Washington
Henry Lane Wilson, Ambassador tt
Mexico, has resigned. His oflicia
term will end ON October IL. This
a. tion was forecasted. His views al
TO the recognition of Huerta were
the opposite Of President Wilson
and Of Secretary Of State Bryan
and inconsistent with the policy. o.
the Democratic administration as il
applies at this time in its Otlicia
relations with Mexico. .
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Prospects Encouraging but Yet Too
EARLY to Make Calculations Con-
cerning the Yields.

New Orleans picayune August 4:
The past week has developed very
favorable weather in the cotton belt
as whole, and as result the crop
has made good progress. The drouth
conditions which We're complained
Of during the preceding week have
been fully relieved except in pOr-
tiuns of Texas and Oklahoma, and
even iii those States rains within the
last few days have greatly relieved
the situation. While the drouth I'M
doubtedly caused some deterlora-
ton, it is doubtful if the damage
was anywhere serious, and it has
probably been Offset by the check
to the faxages Of insects, which the
drv hot weather brought about.
While it is generally claimed thai
the crop IS two weeks late compared
with last year, the arrival Of new
bales at Texas points are more
numerous than was the case up to
this time last season. Even in the
eastern belt new pales nave l'ilileu
up as early, ! not 9 Gay Or 'No
carrier, 1llan last year. As Tie crop
must stu 60 through me cl1tlea'
montfl ol August. u is'Ve1 100 early
60 make any calclllatlolf Win e
spect 70 ylelo, pll1 from present az. !,
ftearnees 9 good crop = laaleaeeo
ana the N1eid promises 1o pe espe-
CHILLY =. lafee ln, lile western iia1l s.
ttle pel1, Notwithstanding ~, ula
=WeaGIief l lfiat fias pee'f leee''s'y -
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
A Depository of the United State.
Treasury 5Gg@

As already announced, the Conn
mercial National Bank of Shreve-
port has been invested with a dis
tinguished recognition, which in
brief is that this bank has been
made a depository Of the United
States Treasury. This is a recogni-
ton, in itself distinction, most
complimentary, which will add tc
the popularity of this financial in
stitutiOn.
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05
Convicted Of Carrying Razor.

In the City Court Monday Burt
Orton, on being tried before Judge
Blanchard, was convicted of carry
ing concealed on his person dam
gerous weapon, to-Wit, razor. He
was fined S25 and costs for the city
and 500 and costs for the State.
Is a razor a dangerous weapon?
If a razor is dangerous weapon,
why not knife, knife with keen
edge and sharpened to the point of
d needle?
1t has been held in several States
that a razor is no more dangerous
weapon than a knife. and may be
carried about the person as knife,
and becomes dangerous only when
concealed with malicious intent.
In this instance the razor is Or
lions stock IN trade. He was en-
route to Monroe when held. How
was he to carry his razor? II in his
hand, enclosed Id its scabbard, or
wrapped III paper or cloth, would it
not be concealed? There should be
defined how barber is to carry his
tools or his stock in trade which
Consists Of razors, clippers, hair
brushes, etc, when called to the
home Of some citizen, or when NOV
ing his location.
How is the barber to escape if he
carries his tools on his person, in a
|grip or otherwise, not exposed and
which being concealed constitute an
| Iaffnnse punishable by fine and i'm
prisonnent?
Good stationery is essential To The
l,1p-t to-Iale merchant. Phone 100
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05

e6asI ffof ssll1lrex orI and
u.eneralI air tonight and
IInes1la much eIIaIlee II
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05

- - HIIS Hl1Ot u
Since yesterday Q
Same day last year
Thus Ear this week
Thus far last year 0
Since September i--Il0,975 1928
Net stock on hand 2,s2.69 ,Ue3
The Caucasian., 1913-08-05

Good stationery is essential To the
,1p- to-Iale merchant. Phone 1000
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WaN ftn iH ttH al fi muhffrWbHfm @dWflIfetfr, Die
tUH mH idnF 4gaatma ml mttW stutn mtae0tHatbmhm @au
ts gmmasmats mf atua mh 1nt olu6ritattu, %rsHatHs
oum tratmnan ttituom eaut modem enn mon bm alert bt
ftvtt ae aE a Gaaoss3auul.. cab sT am 6s aanag mad
6m aoItHmitlaal S~315000000 bgritduam NTH. bgnibu ta5 arobs
gutlim In BEN mstm 5iln rht bsoubera. ban mos fHo bai3utaae
g1Gionu! Ch6m cbr iamt mag upaaiat aud bic Jrnae aftcbsn.
Bds nat galeB6urg 6s HiermDgrtb nit aa Sen IaiaHn uno 6n
%iaHiget BEL Dem Pau uerwaratal rpamon gatUiai sgitebn ioa. ue
our aHport uag RI Ht sue5en baeu: Nd pos. aha Eicua. gHt
bRtT 5ro1e bat ht neuet6ngs aber af tdn @crtngercr, ais ser nm.
lbgrtrefite gettr b@ observation-disclosures. 6bert goc5aIs. rtrgc5n6
batdfigt mo iene annport lntet cabin. oB 6iees allie efus, nod.
Dem Is iaue Eftdt mo S6ubgfct adan, ieue alufrr fr mtnoeigas
% Miqicueu Dollars fu0en ue6e.
Su groBn lnrtin m6gen bier am5e Der irtcrcTuntdteu 3abIu
Ram fnbn: Bel Den acknowledgements af iafqcn. eutnafertel
gooeu, ME i'm Der GuIe5ra.Gut5rua mi elmer gange BON ueun g2ern
nufpeHL nur6er alGn GOO Observation-Disclosures benubt, nm Den
5eE.Spragungen ben 8eg 81 babueh uHo nod ben Iesteren tratrn 200
9ompfsSdauieIn ~gIetJgtg IN Gteus uno 8par 5uets 8edtaen5 unb
.geih3etigeu gerIaoe5 0s spreHg.Sdutss umo 8efeines af 6te gum
transport uat ben a~blabeeaea betmnteu 9abuDaggons, oercn 9abl
5000 5etrus mo Die ~aasidleBId flr Otetn. 3ned bon 15s moOcr.
men 2ofomoHpea ge5ogen puroen. ge5en ouin fanben nod I'm aage.
t12 aHe frm85fias 80 i~amafpurise unO - setride SOTO.
not0en.
gites Der e%rpd6nten 9laihireu pur6en, ref. uer0en nit benz let.
ten Spaenitde iontt ebe Der Gur6ia unier 8aIer sefett wor6en it,
paniger as 95,000000 aubifparos Scroll gebobcu rn6 unb ben
5etreHenoen abIagdtatteu 5eoroert ien Gauu Der6eu oRie g2aitiue
rRu lire 5duIotgfet gean bateus ogn bon nun al lpiro 6as Gnternpn
bon neHeren eroraien uncr Der 8aTarGbefdte 6urh g~cpobuite
gagger.D1atfnen beorgt reroen, 10 Dab ibieBi6 ~100,O00OOO aubft
gr6e enfernt ien oHripn.
ehHcBid mag nod erwabut rer6en, 6aB fir ben ausbau 6s a.
nails tdglit ungeidbr $500 Safer 3ement, iomit bisber I'M aai3en $500.
BOO, 0erDenbet purOen. Bur 9erbeitoiung ur one5 Materials itan.
ben 8pei grobe 2anpier non e 10000 2onnen @e5aIt TN Qienre.
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Die eeaner Der BankporIaae.

lie 91nt8orInge ge5t I'M abgeoroHetenbauie oes songreTe5 Ibren
ernaraten Gang. gRau ntmnt an, baB fe in ibr tur3r Belt bort gang
70, ME fe eatporfen nur6e, pafert Der6en Dir6. Gros Der Brotetreoens
Die gegen fe gebaItn mer6er.
Gde ge0en fnb 8Dar iutsrafant aber fe fuO ndt ebr lber8a.
gen6. gs TIT ndnIid oas aufalenoe baran, Dab fe ale bic 0iBitdn6e.
nete Die prOnte g2onopoHeung ub 3eHtraIierung bes GeIopeiens
tnHa&td fir 6os 2rno ge6nbt bat, nIs @efnbrea ihioerr, bic BEL Der
aontroae ourd Den bonn qrdioentu errannten unS pom SeHat befaig.
ten vGeoeraI Reeroe Board" eintreten fouutu uno %DobridefuIih Uir6er-
I'm bde @ea6ren pntf6eI 81 MAIDEN, miro geagt IS betebe nr
Snl Qamen nat en lluteritie6 3DHten elmer Central ganf" un6 eren
Central goor6", nitt abr in Der Btruug, mas ~5peifelo5 rdt gang
unri6tg 1T. Is banoet fa Inn 6asieIbe Sinh unhr anberem Ramen.
aber nun peroen nod 6tier Sbetif3ierung ale bic alien Suuten
Der bon Brafoent Sadou o%ernittden priDaten 3entralbaut an Die Gnno
qemaIt as 5an6en, Die bic Der Gegierung unterebenoen 3e~ntraaetung
begeben Der6e 8uiournen nit alien. bic in5pfhen Die puDoe 3entraffe
rung 68 @eIO. ln6 areOitpeiers begangen bat luo Is lit interenaHt
6aB babel Der Communication cine m6gIihe ge0poIhit u~ntergedobeE
Diro olar6ings nur ais gogidfet - bic fir on5 prIoate Nonopos
inter ltmfdn6eu ~Donelbait fn tonne, ME aber fiji cine gOminIfraion.
Sir Eabeu bier etnulaL Dor LANCER Bet, ausgeiubrt me NIT Der
briodten aontrole u6r Die umlduismhtel uno areoft es fir oteeIbl
aoRrie m0gid idn nuroe, in enen 2auoe5hI Die greHe Der Grnte
6urt @el0nanqel al orldeu, bic Grnte biaig aui5ufduien un6 fe odrn
0urh ausoebnung Der lmInufsmthel bier uno I'M au5lano nit bo6eat
groft gu ortaufen. @e eS ferner mogid ii af oieiebe Bdie Sobns
gu brlden umo iubufreQe aonturren5 81 DerHibten. Dos fonnte I'M
Sntmeie Der 4roaten Iegen, neil IS i9nen nr I'M ben Yroflt gu tuH IT,
Der t6nen babel unperme0fh 3ufiefe.
Gle anpenouug 0erielben Ietbooe, S6afhng elmer piafirfder
geofuapp6dt in ennen 2anbestei, Dr0 nun ais m0gltter Strafdft Der
Regnrung fir 2anoesteie p~ropbeBt, bic ndt in ibrem Sinne itirgnen.
Infer g~eD0Itnung i4reibt 10 idon germ CUTE nmO idIede 8eteu
nf 6o5 aouto Der Reoierung uno ftnrnt segen tie in itledten. 5n be
lem Gaae nlroc Die 9ade nit Dem Stimm5etRl bod bic unausbleibIite
GoIge idn; bic Regierung pirbe ao genau oas @egeuteil bon benz be-
Diden, mas ir gut mare. IS ident uns oer bobere unHnn ibr oas III.
sutralet.
as argument gegen Die Regierrngsfontroae 1T es utrthd niht gang
ibr5euqeno, wenn ale Staubtaten, 9eihcbene uno nur moglthe elmer
pripaten 8fafar6erritaft, Der fe nisen, o~ueeflbrt uHo ais RogHdtehel
be. Der aesterunOsfOntroae an bic @anO geuat Deroen, Der fe nur i1a'
ben t0Hteu.
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2entider gna in 6pInmbus.

4m 3ouneritag Den %. Septem'
Der Ue~ranitaltet 0as Geut6tbum BON
Columbus uno llmgegeno cine gro.
BE 5eier beg Geutidcn 3ages 3u
neIdem n~ohitebenoes grogramm
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llbr gormittaas- StraBcn Son.
5crt auf Der 5iibieite, ge9ebcn pom
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-gegiun Der gara0e; @bmarIh.
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be5 Columbus Rdnrertor; 5. eng.
hide 5eitreoe, gebalten pom attb
8ihter W. u. SensIcD; G. g}iiiif.
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Mnrfthrriht.
Bouberneur
SU6.Smobn

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3in6oie5 -3uiu5r 1000; Nlartt
tart
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IittelmaBiae Bis cute $500
$50.
Geu5bnli6e bis mittelmaBige.
S7.25-8.00.
Suite biS bette Sd5rIinge $3.50
$50.
@ute bis bette Ranae stiere $7.85
$50.
@ittelmabiae bis cute 500
$50.
@cp66nlide biz mittefmaBiae
$G.25-700.
aiiGe uno Sellers ftort.
@ute Bic bette Sellers $3.50
$50.
1925.
@ittelmaBiae bis cute aii9e
$575-6.50.
@erD06nIide big mitteImaBigc
SO. 50--5.50.
Stoders unb 6ec6ers itdrt.
--25c nieoriger.
@lrtc Bis bette $7.50-8.00.
Mittelm1Bige bis quite $640-
$50.
@epo6nlide bis mitteImdBige
$6.00-6.40.
Gtod Cons nno Sellers $4.75-
$50.
adl6er 49, 5-975.
gaen So. 25-700.
Gdnpeiue- ,3ufubr 5000: Dart
felt bis be nieoriaer; Sdlub t0c
nicorigcr. IurdidnittspreiS $705
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furijou Bureau I'M Su06'tcu 0.e.
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mo mn udhen INFO icrnen 4eitcn
BE beridieocngn 8ro5eu Ser c
itern 4aiicnger 4ii0ciati1u Gieie.
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Gle acknowledgements 0cs 1eutih
Qmarifauiiten 9mors uie mir sic.
eigeHtlide Sabrbmoertieier ole am
II. Gttober ihr Gnoe crrcitt Sic
Riidfahrt mtB big sum II Cftober
I'M Mitternu6t boaenoct fem. 3iel
perit1ieoeuen gabueu pcrfauieuI
5ahrfnrteu 81 ermaBi9tcH 9reiienI
tom 2. bis Z. Ggto5cr.
Gie 5eiberaufalter in ct. Qouis
iin0 iid Der 8er1ntDortlihfeit, 0iel
Elm fmtorfer 5remoen3utrom ibuen
auierlegt, Do6I benuBt. 60 largeI
mo 10 ernit lit nod uiemals fir Ell
ne 6eier porgearbeitet mproeu pieI
fir 6ieie Sabrbunoertieier, neIheI
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9eriooe unierer oeutiden Geitlb
te mir oas ga1l5e 3eutiht6um 4me
lit. aoolpbu5 &uidl 0eiien
9ame in gau5 4meritn unO melt
iiber feline Bren3en btnau5 befannt
it, lit Der gbrenprdiioent Ser 59ier
1uno Die @duner, Die iid ATTN an
cen 8orbereitumgen betbeiligt BADEN
lmb betbeiligen. iinO sic beiten Ser
treter oe5 3eutiftbums in 0er
0euti6en Staot St. 9oui3.
4ad) Der GrIeoigung Der Dfiiiou-
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gtationalfouDention 6e5 9eutib.
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9entder Cue IN 4lattsmont6.

las Gcutift6um pom 4latts.
mouth uno lImgegeno miro an rs.
un6 10. Cftober cine groBe 5eier
0cs Geutihcn 9dge5 bcranitalten
gIm Rnhmittag oes Is. Gftober
finOct cine 5traBenpnraoe itatt mo
an qGeno Diro i'm Ieutihen 8aus
Gin GROCER Bal gegeben Der0en.
Gags oarauf pcr6en am 9admit.
Tag i'm Ieutiheu 6ouie 8eoen in
6eutider uno engIiider 5prade &c.
balten iolpie Elm gotul mo Snitru.
mentolfon3ert abgebnlten; an Qbcn0
fommt bag Set init cincm aonjert
uno gdq gum 4bihluB.
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6an0ler hi Emaba fnb:

gambler in Emaba fuo:
SEQ q. Soffmar, "a. unO Qoge.
Gi 8. Go6Oer, %. un6 Cunning.
81. g. Smonioh IL. rnO Cunning.
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Gmnba
5br tonut Eareupbasi bon ben
IcIgen6en Jrieobofen belteaen:
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