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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
vSsttle Hing" ,aitS Ss3ia'
ltsmuS. -.

Sn politilden &reiien Der bei0en
ihon LANCE beitebenpen Yarteicn DC;
traftet man nit ltetig f%padienbem
Grltaunen Die immer lif mebr aus
be6nenbe Maft beg Sp5ialismuS.
Nls i'm Sabre 190OE@ugene q. Sebs
ais YrdiibentihaftssG anbioat nomis
inert mar, erbielt lier. MIR S7,914
Stimmen. ~pGbrenb I'M leBten Sabre
100000 fir ibn1 itirnnten. llno
mon miro nitt feblgeben penn man
bebauptet, baB mare Hoolepelt nidlt
aud auf Der Henn6abn gefpeSen. oieie
3obl iif bebeutenb bGber gelteat
babcn biirfte. Senn Ho%picpelt bate
Die Spmpatbien @ieler, Die 5lpar cine
Nenberung Der beitcbeneen 9ingc
piinld)ten. lid ,aber ocnno6 ld,euten
iid benz So3iolismusl ip Die Irmc
81 perien. limb narilm bari MOI
ipobl NIT Hedt Insen, bpB Die Wabl
pes leBten Sabres nidlt Die pole
StGrfe Der iid Dem So6ialtsmilo 5us
neigcuben @ciinnuna Der @ublcr
reprGientiert. .Siir4oie 8abrbeit bic
ier 9ebnuptun9 Iprcfen Stnutcn luit
Californian, SQinois lmb. Yennipls
RAMA. in bencn Slpar Hpplepelt lies
reid mar. Die aber trobecm IN bcr
Icbr6abl io3ialiitiihk 9cfinnt linn.
Sic Wuft bes SoSiatismlls lic9t II,
Ger Sbutindc, baB Ill Der Selt mcbr
Irme mic 8eibe p%orbaEocn lind,
mebr Notb tpie llcberfluB, w:hr lln5us
fricbenc mic 3ufriebene. Wcil bic
Irnutb It'd imner lpciicr %pcrbrcitct
lno afut miro, lpernrat Die @cIibtc
9egcn Die b~eitcben6en Tcrhaltnint
bcr @escmpart INNER b%ittcrcr lnD
itGricr, Sic :jo5ialiitiid,c Yartei
ndbrt bieic Stimmung. ipie idptl
9cnii9iam aus ibrer siepten natlonns
len Ilatiorm crfcunbar III. Sn bic
ier lpirb has beutiac SpltemS bcs
anpinliamus ais per @rnnS aHer
bcrridenpcn Moth, nth pcp uqbclhrcibs
lid)en GIcnbcs aigeictcni, ipcldles ~
Zen nrbeitenben &lniicn bcrrItel
ioa. Bic @clbiiiriten >ipcrecn belf)hts
biat Die beimiidc Snbltric MIR 81
ibrer ci9encn Sereiherun9 dls5r>
6cuteu unb cS lpirb perlangt. bah lie
ibneu cntnommen unb IN Die Sdnoc
CT Nation Gelegt lperbc. Nnoitnl lpie
'icic Iniid,ten limb. nppellieren Ic
bod g%elpaltis al Die groBen ganer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

&ie Senator Sore o Sfldbofnn
arf Dem i'm Salfe ~perflonenet 'Wp6c
8u Sulia in Dem g%endnnten Staate a6>
gebaltcnen 9rp EARNING Gonsreb err
tIdrt bat, miro lih Der Gongreb nad)
G~rleoi9ung Der @ciesgcbnne betreffs
her uuf bus 8anfs utb llmiuufstnits
tel Spitcm beSiiglifcn Hcformcn 5u<
ndtit nit Den nuf Shaffung lamb
pirtbihoftlifcr areSitanitalten sbe5iig@
lid)cn Sragcn beIddftigen.
Sas 9ibt nerihicbenen Republican,
idJen 3citln9cn AulaB 81 aHcrbano
@inpenpungen. sic fprefen bon
MISUNDERSTANDING lrnb meinen, oa
ienc Neucrrnsen nuf finan5pirtb@
ifaftIidem 8ebiete i'm baionDeren Sns
t~creiic Der Snrmer bea6iidti9t fpiirben,
tDnnte man aud, ebenIp gut oDer nit
gleifer 8eredti9ung 9eiesgeberiIGe
Wabnabmen i'm beionberen Sntereiie
Der 3immerleute oOer Der Shmieoe
bes 2nnbes t~reffcn.
Sic lpeiien alldb barauf bin, Dap
inter Der eegenipdrtigen Ibminiitra :
ton f6on &laiienseieb9ebung gu
@uniten Der Snrmer nnb Der 9etperf>
ihaften itatt9efrnben babe ourG Inz
nabme ienes Imenbements, nadb tpel>
dem Snrmer@8 81 retnigungen nnb 8es
pertihdften bon elmer getpiiien Be-
thinning bes GntiSS ruit9eieses aus
genpmmen itnb.
Die 8elpiQisungs sgia, Der ienss
ENHANCEMENT a~neebdngt mar, ndf)
peld]em Die 5u gerihtliher @erfol9urg
BON Sruits aus9eieBten @cloer nid,t
gu serihtIihem @orgeben se9cn Sur
mers &iiociationen unb @epertifaften
G%erpcnblng finben biirfcn, ipiirbc be-
fauntlif, bon Yrdiibent Saft petiert,
aber bonn Gpngreb bon Ieucm aneez
nomlnen unb bon Srdiibent 8ilion
sutgebeiBen.
Srdiibent Soit bat burh iein @eto
ieiner I%bnei9ung 9egen &lnifengeiess
9ebru9 Ilsbrud gegeben. Ibcr er lit
es aud. ipelder Die @riinbung bon
lonbpirtbi6nftlifcu &rebits Initnlten
anseregt ober ibr iein %beionberes Snz
~terelle 5n9eipanot uno cine COMMIT
lion ernnnnt bat 81 Dem 3pede, iif
iiber Die anitalten beia9ter Irt in
europa, namentlih in Seutiflanb,
IN infornieren. @r betraftete lire
@riinpung nif1t ais cine @aBnabme
Der MISUNDERSTANDING I'M ipe5ieaen
Sntereiie Der GARNER, ionoern ais cine
gr9dn3uns unieres finanslpirtbi6afts
lihen Sbitems.
llnb basielbe bari man bon Srdii>
bent @ilipn in Se5ug alf feline 5nlz
tllng III bieier N~n9elegenbeit iagen,
obeleih er lie abgeioubert bon Der
ilbrigen Sinau6reform : @eieegebung
bebanbelt ieben mill, ba in Serbinbung
nit ibr mod perIhiebene 8%prarbeiten
gu erleoi9en Iinb.
Bon 9laiieneelee9ebline tann aIIo
in Dieier .Siniidt burd)aus ni6t Die
Hebe ieiu, ibanbelt es iih allh I'M
WaBnabinen, ipelde 5unddJit Dem Sarz
ner 3ilglte tommen, in alcidlem WaBe
uber Dem gan3en &olte, beiien Sroipez
rtt6t idpn nah Dem alten Borte "Sat
Der Bauer @elo, hats Die qan3e @elt"
bon Den 9ebeiblihen @erbdltniiien Der
oderbnutreibcnben SepDlterun9 in
bobem WtaBe %ubbdn9ig lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
Der ,,KinSertnartt" ami
8eSeniee.

Sn ibrer iiinsiten Summer berof>
icntliht Sic .Menace" einen riibrs
ieligen @(rtitel iiber Elm Shauipiel
in rSreibriesbaien OH tie Safe OF
-epnltante", bas einem vdrabtIden
Stlapenmarft in Iirifa" sleide. Sier
merben nGmlih tproler &inber, anaa
ben nftb Wdoden, IAN ben DteiItbtes
,tenben pertauft", nm ais Sailons
Slrbeiter arlf ben 8auernbDfen 5n DIE
men. Sic Sauern, Die fommen, nm
lid ,Sflapen" aiIs3uiuden, benebmen
lid, ygerabe ipie allf DEM Tiebmurft".
Die riibrielise SdiIberuns oes @lenoS
her 4inbcr lit aber MIR Der Iuftatt
elmer son5 semeinen @erbdftigiins
res fafboliifen glerus. &adoem
Die yIenace" lid iiber Die .Sflapes
rel" entIeBt. ipenoet lie lid bent
Srieiter gu, unter beiien Guiiibt
Die ainber gum .@tarft" fommen.
.Oieier Yrieiter, Der Die &naben unp
RGpfen gum @ertalf ~ ausbietet,
lit Elm tnpiIdber @ertreter ienes rDntts
idcn &atboli3ismus, Der oas Tolt
bon Der 8i6d NM o Sbriltiis fern
bdlt rnb cS ON Satan unb IN Die
Stlnperci perfauft. ipdbreno Die
lpobrc Stride Die WenIdcn ilberau Dem
@laubcn lnnD Der Sreiheit oes Sban>
gcIiims GbriIri 5n5ufiibrcn beItre5t
III, ". -
IS banpelt iid bier um, cine Gins
ridtlifls,. Ole, gcraec SyaSnt Der
5bGtigfeit pcS 2fatbolts.
IA d. & & e 8 ppn Snhr 5u Subr
iid gcbeiiert bat uno mchr iHip incbr
p~crIdfpinbct, Iaidbrlidp fonmen
tprplcr 4inecr arnlcr t@ltern hdd)'
Sriebrid,s6aicn, I'm, port 9egcn Der
6dltuibmdbi9 aiten 2ohn ais 0iits
buben, @GnIemdbhen II. hgl. M Tcrs
iuenbnna Su fineen. 3bdtladle III,
EbaB friiber pielc Der ainper mtr7Eelo
lunS Scclc Sd)aoen litten - big Ia
thoIiidte. Yrieiter ibrer lid nnrdbs
ntcl,. Gorge triigcn; odB lie III 9ilfe
tSdnbe fdnteu, SnB lie nid]t iiberpors
| tbeilt nuroen. baB tie picber gliidlih
in bas G~lternhaiis. 3uriidfnmen, buB
linen geieBlidcr SdaiB 5ntbeil iunrpc.
baH ii%bcrbaupt bicIc Grt Sailots
gtrhrit me6r mn mcbr c~ingeIdrdnft
tmartpc uno bcn ainbern in Der SeL.
matb cine grircrbstbdtiafeit gcbotcns
lbe5ip, baB Die Ip5ialct 3uItdnbe %.
fheim Serart gebeliert prrbeil. DAB
Die 8inDer nift mebr III Die Sremoe
ocid1idt 3u nerben brauhten. IA
nber immer nod ainber III Die
SremDe aeben - aQeroines faum Der
ied)ite 5heif geeen iriiber, ourfi6nitts
! lid pieqeibt nod bunoert - maht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
Das 2lmte ais 11taNenmSrSer.

Sreberic Ser, elm &unicipal Hes
ferent 9bicaeo's, bat etnen i%tatiitis
ifen Nahpeis iiber Die In5abl Der
llnfdae, Die bur6 @iienbabnen unh
@utomobile i'm perflolenen Sabre
1912 aneeridtet purben, 5uiammens
geitent. Dem reft iutereiiante Saten
81 entnebmen iinb. CT fano ndmlidl,
bd Die an5abl Der Sniiagiere, Die
burf @i%ienbabnen in ben 9eiammten
Ser. Staaten ndbrenb bes Sabre5
1912, bus beibt bonn 80. sunni 1911
bis gum 80. SUM 1912 setobtet muir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
SransSWidber KinSerieeen.

Sas Miniiterium Der offentltden
Irbeiten in Sranfrei6 nerDffentlidte
ioeben cine San1ilienz uno ainbers
Statiitit Der fran3oiiihen gebGlfez
r1ng. gs eebt oaraus' berpor, bab es
in Sranfreih iusgeiammt 1~t317,334
Samilien gibt = nit ainoern ooer
obne ainber. 9ieie Summe iest lid
folgcnbermaBen 5uiammen: 1906
744 Samilien baben fem &ino; 2,
967,571. elm Sinh; 2,661,97S, 5tpei
8iuber; 1,643,425, brei ainber;
9S7,392. bier &inoer; $50, 76S, flint
ainber; 327,241, iehs &inoer; 1872
99S. iieben 8inber; 94,729, aft 8ins
Der; IA. 1913. neiln &inber; 20,639,
5ebn 8inber; S,305, eff ainber; 81
sos, stpDlf &inber; 1,437, brei5ehn
&inoer; 554, ~nier5ebn ainber; 249.
fiinfSebn ainoer; 70, ied5ebn ainber;
"a, iieb5ebn aineer; As, aht5ebn uno
mebr &inber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
Cine lpbens,pertbe gepesuns.

Sn Der 9unocstnuptitabt ipirb benz
udhit cine lebr interenante @elea>
ictaft erlpartct. G5 iinb bies ai1a@
ben unb Idohen aus Den iiibIiben
Stuaten, ipie alld,. Die norbliden,
ipeitlid]en uub central 9clegcnen Sidus
ten Selegationcn ienbcn lperbeu, Die
it'd in N~9ritultur, I'M @arten6au uno
I'M @iumndlcn b%erporgctbnu baben.
IIS S%clobnung iilr SlciB mnb Siidti0s
teit III oieicm Sode perpen Die &inbe.
irei nof Woibiugtou bcfDrpert unb
bort IedJs Gage bclpirtbet uno berumz
9efilbrt. &er lid III ciner Soiipn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

elm Yrieiter. geip0bnlih Der Sbmani,
bes Sproler .Siitefinbers Sereins, Die
Sabrt, 81 Der auf Dem 9openiee elm
grtrai6iff eeitelt pirb, nit. llnb
bieier Yrieiter, Den mir bic Gorge nm
bas @obl Der &inoer treibt, Der SunS
berten bon ainberu elm fiirior9li6er,
ielbitloier @obltbdtcr lit, ipirb bon
benz 9emeinen Sebfpiif als Seelenz
nerfdufer ilnb Sflabenbdnbler ners
lditert!- @nnberer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
Sicle Sarmer =&nric.

{ Bon Der Iderbm$ Sdrllc in ane3.
Solpn, ms iolen IN bieiem Shuljabr
125 aurie in perihicbenen Sbeileu
hcs Staatcs 9cbaltc perben.
Sieie @ctbooc, Die SanoIeute III
uuterridten, mic Die ~@rSeu9niiie Der
Iedcr pcrmebrt lperben fDnncn, idcint
iiberaa I'M Staatc Mnflcna an iinben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

Die Sormer iinO BON Der @iss
coniin llniperiitdt 9epdrnt NOR
Den, ibr Tinopieb. niht inter
Gid)enbdumen peiben gu lallen,
hn burd Den @enuB Der berabgeS
falleneu 6 iheIn id)on oiele
Tinber u~mgetommen iinb. ~"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

Safer Bilbelm bat Der ct. @bitb
4cabemp bon Sriitofp, @ireinia, iein
in Gel ,gemaltes Sortrdt sum @ee
id)enf gemabt. 9as Snititut lit bas
Wutterbaus Der 8enebiftinera Honneu
in ben Ser. Staaten bon @merifa.-
"a. @.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
&abt Chr eimenI
2ltlas int &amie?

Uander bat idon oft betm aeien in Der 5citune ooer in einen snde
seiragt: r@p in Der WIt liegt benu biNc Staot?", Use ltgt pas
Sanp?", $50 legt Der SluB? 60 nnb ipenn man bann Sentano iage: vSolt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

Sicicr por5ilalidlc Wegtpetier
burh bic gan6c %clt cntbGlt 1913
Scitcn Der neleiten 2amptarteI
in ldlonem Snrbenbrud. bon Den
ser. Stnaten unb ubbdn9igen
@elietbilmcrn uub bon cbem
2anbc Der 8clt. Sic 2anbs
tnrtcn bon Dem ferncn Often
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
Seine misunderstanding.

: q * q y 81 * - Il - ## q x x *
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

c Sreiburser r2ibcrte" ncrs
Dffentlidte tiir5lif einen
intereInnten Irtifel iiber
Ole Sortihritte bes aatbos
IisismlIs In Ncn O1nnern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11

elnl1al elne SunDfnrtc pper eIHeH
Itlas", Damn ipar teiner i'm
gnn5en Sauie 81 baben. limb
boh lit Elm Itlas in Der Camille
fat unentbebrlid, ipenn man
lpirflih intelligent leien ioa.
8ir freuen uns, IN Der Rage
5u ieiu, nnieren &eicrn einen
'praftii6en @aus atlas. in
banbliher Sprm gu reft mdBis
gem Yreiie nnbieten gu tonnen.
@s lit Der nelIe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-11
'&arnuns!

- q a. - q 4 81 & * q 81 * & e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09

ference between his eNcelency ambas-
sador Wilson and the president OF the
republic OF Mexico, Gen. Nictorlano
Huerta In addition, however, the gov
eminent of Mexico, whether recognized
or not by the United States, adopted
and viii always adopt measures for
the security Of the inhabitants Of the
country. whether OF its own nation or
foreigners, and this has been demon
strated by the attention given to the
lust petitions of those who have been
in any manner injured by past revo-
lutiOns.
The United States and all the peO-
ples Of Europe have proof that the
government of Mexico is specially
pledged to give guarantees to every
body without distinction Of nation
atty"
'As a personal friend I am always
glad to treat with Mr. Wilson, but
automatically, he has no standing"
said president Huerta today.
FL Pals in an editorial today bit
terly censures the attitude OF the
United States. declaring that it should
Mexico frankly and withdraw from
Mexico not only ambassador Wilson,
but its consular officers.
The question OF claims arising out
of the revolutions, the ChamiZal zone
dispute and the Colorado river water
rights as well as other matters were
discussed by provisional president HUI
erta and ambassador Wilson at the
inception Of the new administration.
Huerta then promised Immediate set
but now all are held up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
HUERTA DISPLEASED
AT UNITED STATES
So Informs Ambassador VVilsOn-CaunOt
Take Up United States Cases Until
He Is Formally Recognized.

50 Informs Ambassador WilsOn-CannOt
Take Up Lnited States Cases Until
He Is Formally Recognized.
Mexico City, Mex. May s.-President
Nictoriano Huerta, during his confer
ence yesterday with Henry Lane VIII
son, the American ambassador stated
very clearly the position OF Mexico in
relation to the United States. The fol-
lowing official version OF the confer
ence was given to the Associated Press
today.
Provisional president Huerta re-
specially stated to ambassador Wilson
ttnat diplomat having referred to Of
1lcial matters) that the government OF
Mexico was disposed TO arrange the af-
fairs pending between il and the gov
eminent of the United States.
1T was pointed out. however. that
for the time being the ambassador
should understand the necessity which
the government of -AeXico has for alb
staining from treating any official
matter with the exception OF urgent
AFFAIRS OF ordinary procedure, Tor the
simple reason thai during the time the
government OF the United States did
not recognize the government Of Next
co, all agreements would be ineffec-
tive in view OF the fact that the gov
eminent Of Mexico has no personality
in the eyes OF the government Of the
United States.
This was the substance Of the con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
CAMPA IN MEXICO
CITY WOUNDED"

Gen. Emilio Campo, he Of the youth
full appearance, and the fast pair Of
legs. is back in Mexico City with a
hard luck story and an "Old wound"
which had reOpened after he took the
field in the Laguna district near Tor
reon. Campa's friends in FL Paso have
never heard Of him getting close enough
10 a battle TO get hit, but he claims
to have consulted a number of spec
ialists since ne went back to Mexico
City from Laguna-
General Campo returned to the cap
ital with the recommendation that all
Of the civil officials in the Laguna
district be removed because they had
given false information TO the fed
erals and kept the rebels informed as
TO the movement OF the federals.
Campo also told the authorities there
how he had captured Mapami and
other towns near TorreOn, with his
forces. He charged that the railroads
are being wrecked by the former Ma
Gero volunteers who are not in favor
OF the Hureta government.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
MAY NOT BE ABLE
Tn Holm EEVEU

Tucson. AriZ.. May 9.-Cfficials of the
United States marshaTs office here are
not sure they can hold the aeroplane
being held at Pixies ranch, 20 miles
south of Tucson. Aviator Didier Mas
son and mechanic Thomas Dean. who
are on the ground, insist that they
merely were 10 test the so horsepower
machine. employing the fiat country TO
avoid accident
rant their arrest or the holding Of the
tended flying over the border 10 as
sist the insurgents in the GUaymas
bOmbardment, officials believe that in
sufficient evidence is available to war
California, are in the hands Of fedreaI
ltIlng machine.
Advices from Los Angeles say that
warrants issued at Phoenix, on infOrma-
ton from Dudley Robinson, assistant
United States attorney for southern
California, arein the hands Of federal
officers to be served upon Mason and
Dean
Five warrants were issued at Phoe-
nix, charging conspiracy TO violate the
presidential proclamation against con-
veying arms or munitions of war into
Mexico. Federal officials declined to
disclose the identity OF the others who
are sought.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
1. ". ". LEADER DENIES HE
INCITED STRIKERS To RIO

Paterson, n. J., May 9-Patrick
Quinlan, the Industrial Worker of The
World leader indicted with Vim. ID.
Haywood. and three others. for inci.-
ing striking silk mill workers to riot
denied the charge He said he was not
at the strikers meeting the morning
he is alleged to have eXhorted the
strikers not to let others take their
places in the mills except over their
dead bodies
A witness for the defence after tes-
tifying favOrably for Quinlan caused a
cOmmOtiOn among the Industrial
Workers OF the World members IN
court by admitting under cross exam
inatiOn by judge klenert that he was
a secret agent employed by a private
detective agency. He had been sent to
attend strikers meetings and report
what took place said this witness. JO-
seph AntOntccis He was a member OF
the Industrial Workers Of the World
he told the court, and said he iden-
titled himself with the detective
agency because he was out Of work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
JAPANESE OFFER SERVICES
TO REBELS OF SONORA

DOugIas. ATlE., Nay s--tOur nun
dred japanese residents OF Sonora state
have offered their services in arms 10
L. ]. Pesqueira, the insurgent governor,
according to telegram received by the
"COnstitutionalist" committee here The
offer was refused. the governor eX-
planning that the fight to GUST the HUI
erta soldiers from the border state was
a struggle in which Mexicans only
should participate.
Fifteen Japanese formed the commit
tee which called on the governor at
HermOsillo. They declared that the 400
laps already were armed They com
posed, they said. all residents Of the
state. mostly farmers and mechanics.
They offered TO furnish their own am
munitiOn for q time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
SONORA ACTING As AN
INDEPENDENT NATION NOW

Tucson, Ariz, May s.-Tne insurgent
Mexican state of Sonora, as an Inda-
pendent power. has instituted proceed
ings to obtain the e1traditiOn OF Vicente
Morales. charged with the murder in
1911 of Fortunate Macon. son OF a
wealthy merchant of Cananea- The
father of Morales in a counter action,
holds that as Sonora has not been
recognized as A belligerent or as an in
dependent nation by the United States,
his son cannot be eXtradited
Morales was arrested here after r
two years search by agents IF Jose
Macon, a brother Of the slain ran
Morales claims to be an American cit
izen, saying he was born in Los An
geles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
FOUND GUILTY OF NEU-
TRALITY LAW VIOLATION.
Mexican Rebel Tried Before Federal
Court az Santa Fe COnFictedG
Mercy Recommended nv Inv


Court az Santa Fe COnYictedi
Mercy Recommended by jury.
Santa Fe. y. NJ, May 9.-The case OF
the United States against COnsausiOn
Tobar, charged with violating the neu-
tr1lity laws was terminated in the fed
eral court before judge ". H. Pope.
and resulted in verdict about an hour
later OF guilty. with q recommends
tiOn of mercy.
Prior to the 18th Of last August
band Of some 800 of Salazar's rebels
made arrangements with a man named
ISidrO PechecO an American citizen,
living near the border. to bring them
some 50 900 rounds of ammunition from
Columbus. Pecheco reported the mat
ter to the United States customs
mounted inspector, Alvin Ash, the line
rider Yn the border, stating that he
has been commanded 70 do this under
threats from the MeXicans. Line rider
Ash and major Sedgwick Rice OF the
Third cavalry then perfected arrange
ments to capture those who should az
tempt TO take the ammunition across
tn, border.
The ammunition was taken from the
Columbus, n NJ. depot at night and
driven 10 the line by Pecheco. who
was accompanied by line rider Ash and
others. At the line they were met by
TObar. who when he saw the trap
raised his rifle and fired. the ball hit
ting corporal PlOcner and Wounding
him in the breast. Ash returned the
fire at close range and practically
blew Tobar's left hand off Tobar
surrendered and was taken into Gus
tody by major Rice and his men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
PARRAL BEsIEGED,
AMERICANS REPORT.

Americans who arrived here last
night report that Parral, foreign min
ing center Of southern Chihuahua. is
surrounded by nearly 5000 "Constitu-
tiOnalists," and that skirmishes with
the federal outpOsts occTr daily.
Parral is defended by more than 1900
soldiers and much artillery. The in
surgents expect to force surrender
when the 80 days food supply Of the
town is exhausted.
Another strong force Of insurgents
is reported moving from the southern
part Of the state against chihuahua
City, the state capital
The Mexican Central railway has
been destroyed far to the south. pre-
venting the arrival of the federal col
umn reported moving north from Tor
FeOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
JAP TRIES TO GET HOLD

" MGlNIDU IT I-Ue LIZ
Eagle Pass, Tex, May st devel-
oped that Sechi Sagatani who claimed
TO be editor Of a Japanese newspaper,
who offered TO raise a force of jap
anese soldiers for Gov. Carrauza- as
sUred the "COnstitutionalist" leader
he could put in the field from 1000
cause. CarranZa believed however
that some reward would be asked later
and the offer was refused positively.
Sagatani once was colonel in the
Japanese army, he claimed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
LET ALL HELP TO
CLEAN THE CITY

The committee OF "Save the Babies"
hospital are Interested in the cleanup
day appointed by the city for May u.
They believe that here is the ounce
OF prevention to save the pound of
cure"
The mayor and city physician have
offered 10 use every means in their
power to make IL a thorough cleanup
for the whole city.
The committee viii put two trained
workers south Of the tracks Saturday
to instruct the MeXicans TO clean up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
YAQUIS TAKE DESERTED Ii
sTOT7vN ~ SOVous COsem

Douglas, Ariz, May s-The 1900 un-
civilized Yaqui indians who recently
took the field for the state insurrection
yesterday attempted to attack Cruz de
Fiedra- To the surprise Of their chief. Pa
jaritO, the federal garrison Of the place
had deserted in a body. Cruz is To-
Gated near Guaymas and this incident
led to an investigation, which disclosed
that all federal forces in neighbOring
gulf towns have been Withdrawn to the
defence Of Guaymas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
This Hotel Is Located in the
Heart of the Business Sec
ton of the City.
Sample Away Free
= "a
HANHHN A Enterprise Shoe & Leather Co.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ LA =

and be ready for the removal Of trash
Monday.
Any one knowing Of any alley or
place needing especial attention VIII
please send notice to Save the Babies
hospital 4Q5 South Campbell street and
the city viii gladly attend to it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-09
COAL OPER AFORS SEEK TO EN-
JOIN United VINE WORkERs

Charleston. W. Va, MAY 9-Charg-
ing that the United Mine Workers Of
America is an organization in restraint
of trade. the coal operators OF the New
River field OF West Virginia asked
the circuit court for an injunction
against president John p. White. vice
president Frank Hayes and other Of
ficials OF the miners union. to pre-
vent them from interfering i'm any way
with men in the employ Of the oper-
at0rs.