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The Washington herald., 1913-04-27
STUDENTS IN DEBATE.
Question Of Canal Tolls settled for
All Time.

All Time.
A public debate ON the question. RE
solved that the Act Of Congress Per-
hitting American Coastwise Trading Ves-
sells to Pass Through the Panama Canal
Free Of Tolls Should Be Repealed. was
held last night by students OF the Wash
ington College OF. Law In the college
rooms in New York Avenue. The af-
firmative team, made up Of Miss Lydia
Hendriekson. Miss Margaret M. Stewart,
and Harold 8. Miner. won. The mega
tive supporters were Miss Edna Sheehy.
Miss Sarah NJ. Benson. and w. M.
Wooster. Gold medals were presented to
the three winning debaters.
The judges of the debate were Attorney
John E. Laskey. Mrs. Edith Kingman
Kern, member Of the Board of Educa-
ton, and Myron Jermain Jones, educa-
tional director Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Miss
Ruth Halpenny presided.
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Tanners Retention Com m nded.

Lincoln Camp, No. ?. DIVISION Of Mary
land, Sons of Veterans, L. S. A, adopted
a resolution at its last meeting expressing
the thanks of the camp to President
Woodrow Wilson for his action in re-
tanning Corporal James Tanner. one of
the civil war heroes, in the Office of Reg
lister of Wills of the District.
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Local Temperatures.

Midnight. 81; > a. n. 6 =. m. - s a. m. So
a. m. 50; 10 a. m. Il: y noon, IS . = m. -:
p m. q; p m. "A; p m. 50; 10 7. m. IS High
est. So lowest. 81
Relative humidity-S a. m, Is; p m. 81 p m,
e. Rainfall IS 7. m. 70 n M, Q. Hours Of
shine. 90; Ter cent Of possible sunshine. ..
Temperature same date last year-Highest, C.; low
est, 81.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles F. Schlosser, s. Of New York City "
Y. and Burma X. Chase. .. Rev. H. Schroeder.
Fred g. Tarbell. 81, Of Miami, Fla and Helen
G. DAILY o. Judge c. s. Bundy
Edward J. Kerfoot. IL. and Margaret J. Macatee
3, VI MIdale Va Rev. H. T. Stevenson.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE
John and Sarah Thomas. boy \
Edward r. and Lillian z, Tyree, girl.
Harry Z. and Ella NJ. Tracey girl.
George 5. and Goldie l. STEPHENS boy.
James +. and Elizabeth Roam. boy.
William H. and Margaretta Parsons, boy.
Joseph r. and Louise Mattsre boy.
Charles Z. and Della NJ Moore, girl.
George and Martha Miller, boy.
Adams and Ahbie Lauer, boy.
Abe II. and Julia Horowitz. boy
Antonio. sr., and Christina Canova girl
Laurence L. and Mary E. Cumberland, boy
Dominic S. and Lila V Bronson, boy.
Adolph and Elsie E. Bowdler. girl
COLORED
Charles T. and Louisa V. Wright, boy.
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GnIIaudet's Anniversary May =.

The anniversary exercises at Gallaudet
College will be held at Kendall Green
Wednesday, May z, at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon. Invitations were extended by
the college authorities last night.
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Temperature. in Other Citie..

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
at p. N. yesterday. as follows:
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The several hundred believers in the
District of Columbia will take considerable
interest In the session. 1t is probable that
the different churches in the District of
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
FILES SUIT FOR THE
 PAYMENT OF BOND?

Otto Daniels filed suit today against II. Greenberg for various suins amounting In the aggregate io more than sl,200. The complaint .iatcs that the defendant and John D. Flanign n went on the bonds of D1shley and Kavanaugh and others against whom Daniels had formerly brought suit. The bonds were necessary when thu defendants in those cases filed n writ of error and brought the eases to the court uf appeals. The plaintiff brings suit for the bond money because. he says. inc court of appeals upheld the decision nf the local court. or In other words because they f;iH to make their plea nn the writ 'f error good.
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RIL LGARIA'S CAPITAL IS
 SURROUNDED BY ENEMY

Is also In full cnntrol of the vilayet. nr province, of the same name. m Bu; gariun army which surrounded this capital has completely disappeared and Is now cooped up in Bu;gura 7 own capital. Most of 1t was sent u. rcpel the attacks of the Servi,rs ,nd Greeks to the westward and par; 1f n was sent to meet tho danger threiitrn- ed by the l.ounanians. Immediate :" after the troops of Bulgaria began to leave Ihis city's enNiIuns the Faik;$h forces were rc"rgtnizcd and marohcd out. They mel with only a half heart ed opposition and they continue ,rcir march northwards over the cattle fields on which they had been defeat ed by the Bulgars. The msrrl W: < a really triumphant one and the hearts of the Turks were huunding with the pleasure and glory nt retaking the ter ritory from which they had been so recently driven and which ihc..' be- lieved to have gone forever from the Turkish dominion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
Mul HALL RETRACTS ONE
 OF HIS SERIOUS CHARGES

that he never had been guilty of any
 thing of the kind. and he was able to demonstrate this fact 80 clearly that aIulhau immediately admitted that he had made mistake. IT" willingly apoiogised on the stand for having made the accusation and retracted it fully with the statement that he could show the committc clearly that he had good grounds for making the charge and that he had been led to make 1t by apparent proofs which he now he
 lieves were furnished by those whn
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wanted to lay trap for him.
 Mulhnll was again cross examined as to the other charges md questioned as to whether he could not have been deceived also In other instances but he stoutly denied that such could have been possible. He was let quit the stand as soun as hc had retracted the statements concerning Watson and when he had been asked the questions about the possibility of having been deceived in other respects.
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Special Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON, July 23.-once more the United States is stirred by martial ar,ior and once more the he lief tx general that this country Is on the eve of important military opera tions against Il foreign country
 The gunhoat Wheeling was ordered today to proceed with all speed to th2 coast of Tabasco for the ostensihle purpose of protecting Americans who are living In that state. Tnbnsco is on the bay of tampcarhy which is on the south of the Gulf "f Mexico. It Is also, of course. t." the south of the City of Mexico.
 It was learned today for the first time that the Louisiana had been dis patched to TuXpnn. This knowledge only came today when the news ar- rived that the Louisiana hnd reached her destination and was ready for any action that might he deemed neces- sary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
Nugget Special Service.

accompanied hy Mrs Strong. left Jun- eau on the Northwestern for Skagway enroute to Nome and other places.
 It is his intention to visit Fairbanks and Nome for the .pnrposc of starting the construction of the detention hos pitals nt those places. He will go from Nome to Seattle direct and will immediately return to Juneau from Seattle. i.
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sentiment In favor of its own party. The democrats believed that the sec ond district might go to democrat and they also hoped thnt the sixth would show larger mn jority in ia vor of their party. The republicans huped that the majority of less than 2.0O0 by which Hughes was elected In the last contest would he wiped away and so show u decided turning of scn- timent towards the republicans. Roth parties while holding their own are rather disappointed that the results were not more favorable
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
COMMUNICATION ESTABLISHED
 BETWEEN NOME AND ASIA

Wireless communication between Nome end Asia is said to have been es-
 tablished. Ii is stated that the Nome wireless station has spoken with the wireless stations on the Siberian coast and that the messages have been translated and two continents are at last well in touch with each other. The news came too late today to have the story confirmed absolutely.
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. July 23.-MulhalI when he was brought hack to the wit ness stand today retractcd the charges that he had made against ReprcseD- ven by him previously Muihail had de- clared that wushburn had been cm- ployed by private interests while h" was in congress and working on the tariff commission. This was so ser ious a charge that the man accused nt once got to work and proved clearly
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
TWO BIG JOBS GIVEN
 OUT BY PRESIDENT

West will have much to do it is said in matters relating 10 Alaskan affairs and will hnve his chief duties to perform in litigation which might arise in connection with the affairs of the interior depn nrtment.
 Meeker Is man who was very much identified with the democratic cam paign and ia ais" snid to he very well qualified for the position which he has been chosen to occupy.
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ASIATIC SQUADRON
 TO SAVE AMERICANS

with danger from the rcvoiutionists
 He reports to the state department that the whole of southern China Is now in n turmoil and that the republic will he almost certainly overthrown or at least will have gigantic task to put down the revolution. Millions pf men are engaged on each side and conflicts are beng constantly renorte in which great bodies of men ;.ks part
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
pTARMIoANs PLENTIFUL

w. l. Cochranc inc mining mnn arr rived from Boulder creek today. He says that ptarmIgan are so plenu ful in that district this year that they arc becoming q danger to life. Teddy E:astaugh went one better the other day and snid they were 50 thick that he saw about 30 families of them ii' something like a mile nr two. Every one says that never were the birds so plentiful. all joking aside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
AMERICAN WARSH|PS START
 FOR THE MEXICAN COAST

Huerta today sent out orders for the concentration of all the troops in the north to point where they could aid in the defense of the capital The constItutIonalists are now threatening the state of HidaIgo which ndjoins the stnte of Mexico and there seems to he no hope of avoiding siege of this city.
 Several thousand men are said to be available for the defense of the cap itul and guns are heinz placed In po- sition for tho work of repelling the be- siegers hut 1t seems to be certain that unless some intervention comes this city will have to go through similar scenes 10 those enacted here some time ago and maybe worse.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
DEMOCRAT WINS
 IN NEW JERSEY

districts tn, same as 1t was as a demo-
 crni formerly represented the sixth and
 republican formerly represented the
 sctond.
 Mnh interest was manifested In the
 elections as both sides were hopeful that they would show change in
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GOVERNOR STRONG
 LEAVES FOR NOME

than he had expected hut he was com pelled to walt for reasons which were unavoidable.
 From the time he leaves Junenu until hls return he intends to bc ab- sent altogether only eight weeks so that his stay In each place enroutr must be limited one.
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CONFER ON MEXICO. Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. July e3.--PrcsIdent Wilson and Senator Pomerinr are closctcd this afternoon discussng the Mexican situat tion. 1t Is thoroughly understood that the matter is now oc- cnpying the attention of tho. adminIs- tration to the exclusion uf almost every other matter. The result of the con- ference between the President and the senator has not heen nude public. LATER
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Nussss Special Service.


 SOFIA, July a3.-rhis city t... cup. nal of uulgurhu. is now virtually be- ..,red and j.. surr,u i,icd .r r>c'v .,ae by tnr rmcmy III grca' niim'"rS. .nhou yn tna government Vf Bulgaria. hss Intimatcd its desire tu accept the ,ecus laid down by it's antagonists. ,be Greeks. S-rvians and I,ou,nani:'ns still ma Intain Il close circle around ,l'' capital and allow Il" "nc {" get in or out.
 Amongst those who ara .mi'r's'r,"G in the city tx General Aill.'s. u' ,nr United states army. ln .nl''itl"h Ia him there ar,. several other Americans who have cume tn Sofid fn.' the stkt' of the exciis ncnt connc"i.-t vim th, war. They were principally tempted to come by the victories gained iH the Bulxarinns uyer the Turks and ,l"'% never had the slightest hlea thu: hrl- garia would be placed >n the dofen- slye by it's former fricnds. T he u.lird forces have established lines which practically isolntc the capital and are
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
ANTHONY ~. BRADY
 DIES IN LONDON

LONDON. July sa. Anthony N. Rrndy, tho New York traction mag
 nnte. died in this city yesterday At one time Brndy mnnnlsliz,si the tea trade of Troy and ath.r cities. had great rnilrm,d systems and was d. rector of tho nrss,klyn Rapid transit company and other hiE corporations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
BISHOP ROWE WILL ADDRESS
 THE WoMAN's AUXILIARY

Bishop r. T. Rowe will not leave for ihe North tomorrow on the Corwiu
 main for some days and will address the woman's Auxiliary of st. Mary's church tomorrow afternoon. It Is his intention US stated before to go tu Point Hope and other northern places.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

Next Saturday Evening July 2e ;r the 4. 8. hall the arctic brothsrhood wiII give an informal farewell and dance to some of the brothers sho ars departing for the outside on the Sen ster. Thsss aHairs ars aI~ays enjoy able, and the committee promiss that this one will bs especially %. Adris- sion St.50.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
CHARLES BRYANT LEAVES
 FOR THE YUKON RIVER

Charles Bryant of the Pacific Cold Storage company left on Ihe tug Met cor today for St. Michael. The boat came over for one uf the officials of the company, n,med Zipf, who had been here for some days.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

believed to he constantly drawing those. lines closcr so that when the time comes they will be ready t pu,ince on the Qualifications. In o,he- wards the capital f Bulgaria Is today In the same position in which Con stnntinuplr was placed hy the Bulgar- i;Ims themselves.
 The rznr is said to he almost beside himself by the defeats which his army has met with and the city which a short time :,g" was celebrating some "f the greatest victories of modern times Is now stepped in gloom and it's people are gradually becoming des- l,cr,,tr. X delay has been caused in the completion of the arrangements for signing the peace hut 1t Is ex- pvtcd th;t the delegates of all the countries will meet within Il few days and conclude the agreement
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
ROSE ACQUITTED.

The casc nEatnst Gene Rose was dismissed today by the municipal mng- Istrate He was aroused of hitting n man while they were in Front street salOon.
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that the British came In for the same treatment us the Americans and both countries were coupled in the insults heaped upon them.
 American and British flags were seized by the mob of thousands who tore the emblems Into ribbons and tramplcd the tattered flags under foot with savage rage Wherever a flag of the British or Americans could he seized they were torn down and rip ped and spnt upon and kicked and when every flag was destroyed the mOhs marched away cheering and way ing several Japanese flags over their heads.
 Another remarkable fact Is that the Jnpa nesc have made no protest and have not repudiatrd in the least the obvious suggestion that Japan is friendly to the Mexican demonstrators.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
Special Nugget Service.

sUsSEX. July 23.- Archibald C.
 Hart. q democrat. was elected today to congress from tho sixth New Jersey district mud . republican was elected In the second district. This leaves tho strength of the parties In those two
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
FAMOUS RAILROAD
 BUILDER IS DEAD
Special NuQvst Service

Special Nugget Service
 TACOMA, July a3.--Nelson Bonnet, one ,f the most famous raiioad huild- CTS In the ewst. died In this city last night. Amongst other great enter priscs he built the stampede tunnel
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
Special Nugget Ssrvies.

wASHlNGToS. July 23.-Prcsident Wilson has nominated Preston C. West. of oklahoma. as assistant at torney general who will he attached 10 tho department of tho interior.
 Another important appointment was also made tuday when the President sent to the senate the name of Royal Mecker as commIs Issioner of labor stu . tistics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
LA TER
Special Nugget Service.

SOFIA, July 23 Ut was decided this afternoon that tl,r organizations between Bulgaria and Greece. ServIa and Roumaniu for peace shuil take place at Bucharest. the capital of Roumania. in the meantime pc;,ce is maintained and hostilities will not be rccommepccd unless it is found i'm possible tS>come 10 an agreement.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
Special Nugget Service.

8peoIat Nu0oet SorVieo.
 WASHINGTON. July 23.-Charge dAhairs Williams has summoned the United States AsIatic squadron 10 hasten to the aid of Americans who are residents of the southern provin- ces of the Chinese republic. The T. s. ambassa dor Is absent nt present and Williams has heen given full liberty to call the fleet to the aid "f Americans should they hr threatened
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

MEXICO CITY. July 23.-Another anti American demonstration "f Il most violent kind wns carried on here thls afternoon and for time 1t seemed as if the lives of the Americans were in serious danger. The remarkable fact connected with this demonstration Is
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
GoTTscHALk TRIAL PROCEEDS

The trial of Max Gottsclialk Is still proceeding In the district court. Johan Koren was on the stand today. From him Gottschalk Is snid to have stolen furs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
THOMSON ARRIVES

The steamer Elihu Thomson arrived today with s25 tons of meat for the Pacific Cold storng~ company. She h commanded by Captain c. w. Ames
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
GENERAL MILES A PRISONER IM SOFIA
FATALITY ON
 MOUNT BAKER
Special N.sqet Ssrvies.

Special Nugget Sestfoss
 BELfINGIiAM. July 22.-J, D. Bis hop, a capitalist of Vapcouver, was killed u few days ago by q fall which he sustained while'he was descending Mount Baker, The real cause of the fall Is not clearly ascertained but he fell for .t considerable height and re- ccivcd some frightful injuries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23
STATUTE OF JJoHN H. Mc0RAW UNVEILED
Special Nup ost Service.

Special Mug get Service.
 SEATTLE. July 23.-A statute in honor of John II. McGraw was un- yelled here yesterday. McGraw was formerly governor of the state and was very popular. I
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

TM steamer Hottie 3 will take the Alasks's place, carrying the mail tor the U. s. Msreantils Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

Steamer cor~in will sail for Teller,
 York, Wales, Desring, ksswaiik and
 Blossom July 24. For particulars call l at corwin office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

Just arrived at hoIt's Dinner and tea sets, $500 to s15.0o. Granite and Glassware. Shelf hardware. Every thing at Hoit's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

Sanitary eouehss, $500. Sewing ma. chimes $500 to $2ooo. Extsrs;on tabiss, oak, $500. Bargains at Holt's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

60 TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery for the best hrssd and pastry. The only Coffee heuss h town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

Nome Daily Nugget is the organ q aII the people, sahser'bs nsw. ea0c per month .dsilvsred.
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OFF FOR COUNCIL.

n. F. Dunbar. II. W. Wright. ' MchcrIn md T. Ilillcs left today on buxIness trip to Council.
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rrNST TANT1NpPLE. July 23.-A dispatch from ihc Sublime Porte has announced that Ill. Turkish army mas r,capturcd the city of Adrianople en.i
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WICK WOULD HAVE
 DREBEliS NAMED
Nuqaet Special Service.

Nu9got SpscTAI o0TV'es'
 VALDEZ. July 23.--Delegate Wick crslmm k lighting to secure the up- puiu,mtnt uf Cleo. Drebelhis to follow Il. T.. sullivan as marshal of this di- vision.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-23

NOTICE. Received at Bessie Store, 4 sispan sample sets mink and fox.. Will bA sold reasonable. Call now.
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ThoruH Lshmann. Purvsyor to the people of Nome.
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Therulf lsnmann, Purvsysr ts tho people ef Seward.
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Thorulf lshmann, Purvsyor to the people Of Seward.
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MEXICO CITY. July 23-Prcsident
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-30
Underwriting A Tyranny?

tNeW Ofk w vi lu'5
Making every allowance Tor the dlfl-
culties of his situation. 1t must De ao-
mitted that the utterances OF henry
Lane Wilson, Ambassador to Mexico re-
veals a strange conception OF diplomacy
and duty.
In the diplomatic service men are
charged above all things, with loyalty
to the governments they represent AND
with fairness and courtesy to the people
among whom they are 10 live.
Mr.. Wilson is not only IN opposltlon 10
the Administration at Washhsloi,; ne
can policy of his own directly in con-
flict with that of the state Department.
He speaks of the ignorance that prevails
at our capital He critieiZss the Seer he
done and what cannot in the way OF
mediation and intervention
On the other hand, although an eX-
IRENE partisan of Gen. Huerta, the dlcta-
tor, he assails Mexcans of all classes
The people will not fight for liberty and
national honor. he says. they must De
enticed by promises of piilage. me men
i'm arms against Huertas usurpation ne
describes as bandits, robbers and MUIR
derers.
OF the slain President Madero and his
family of the fatal attempt to establish
constitutional government ana % all who
suffered by the triumphs of intrigue ana
! assassination last winter he can hnd no
words but those of condemnation. He
was for Huerta before the revolt. he
was for Huerta after the murder of Ma
dero; he is for Huerta now. Speaking
for Huerta as if by authority, he says
that mediation will not be accepted.
Speaking again for Huerta evidently, he
intimates that it will be dangerous for
us to address even friends a people
who will fight only for pillage.
In brief. the American Ambassador to
Mexico appears at Washington today not
so much a representative OF the
United States in a sarely afflicted nation
as sort of underwater of a tyranny
having its origin in secret murder ana
holding place desperately by the subyer-
sion of liberty and law. He can see
nothing in the situation in Mexico but
=, Huerta, nothing in the situation in the
: United States but a necessity for the
/ recognition of Huerta, and no hope for
} peace or property except in Huerta, sus-
tanned by our influence and our favor ex-
erted in his behalf alone.
4 We believe that this Ambassador
sentiments as expressed officially ane
unofficially explain many of the things
that have happened in Mexico IN the las
six months, but in way different from
that intended. They reveal him as q
champion of revolution. They confirm the
4 reports of last winter that he was secret
ly on friendly terms with DiaZ and Huer-
ia. They show that however his creden-
tials may read. he imagines that he is ac-
credited not to nation but to con-
spraey.
The State Department has several vex-
atious complications in hand. The worst
of these and the one to be disposed of
most easily is that which began and
should end with Henry Lane Wilson
The Dixon shooting at JuareZ only EN-
/ phasiZes the need of having in Mexico a
| representative of the American Govern
/ ment more concerned with the protec-
| ton of American citizens than with the
| success of murderous tyranny.