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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

The body OF James McManus. father
OF Miss Frances McManus. Of this city.
and husband Of Mrs. Cecilia McManus.
who died In Denver recently. was to-
day exhumed from Oak Grove cems-
terry. Washington township. Powes1aiei
county. The body will be brought to
this city this evening and inferred in
Riverside cemetery beside the body Of
Mrs MnManua
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

The Everist wall paper house wants
fifteen or twenty rooms to paper the
first week IN June. Select your paper
now. Everisf wall paper house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

ages cullsy's store. South First ave-
nue.
Bay Gold Leaf Japan tee, tho finest
Grown, the kind you used to got, the
fsst pickinss. Cas'Isys outh 11rse
avenue.
My dental Once e now located over
the Iowa savins1 Bank, and equipped
with modern Appliances Phone TIE.
Dr.. FfaSsy. q r.
Plenty Of old papers as cents a bun
die at the Timss-Republican Office, just
the thing to 20 under the carpets dur
ing housecleanIne time.
The Everist wall paper house wants
fifteen or twenty rooms to paper the
first week IN June. Select your paper
now. Everist VAN paper house.
The Everist waH papsr .house wants
fifteen or twenty rooms to paper the
drst week In June. Select your paper
now. Everist wall paper house.
Ladies. why suffer with corns. bum
ions, sose and tired feet when you can
be IN comfort by wearing 0rovers soft
shoes for tender feat? Larson 4 Son.
The st. Elizabeth's Society will give
supper in the basement of the st.
Mary's church Thursday evening, May
%. from s until all are served; 35
cents. Committee.
Why tie the children's feet up in
tight. hot stuffy shoes? Buy sandals
for health and strength: Sandals in
tan or black can be found here at IS
cents to $3.50. Larson & Son.
Men. low shoes give your ankles a
holiday every day. We are showing a
large and complete line Of oxfords for
men In patent, tan. gunmetal and vici
kid Prices $3.50 70 IS. Larson = Con.
Mr.. and Mr.. n. o. Hyatt. GOT south
Seventh street. entertained Monday
evening thirty young people who are
members Of the Young Married People
club Of the Methodist Sunday school.
After the routine business playing pro-
gressive games furnished the enter.
tainment, and the host and hostess
SERVED refreshments.
The body OF James McManus, father
OF Miss Frances McManus. Of this city.
ana husband Of Mrs Cecilia McManus
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

Plenty Of old papers a& cents bun
die at the Timss-Republican Office, just
the thing to 20 under the carpets dur
ing housecleanIne time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

Why tie the children's feet up in
tight. hot stuffy shoes? Buy sandals
for health and strength. Sandals in
tan or black can be found here at IS
cents to $3.50. Larson & Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

HOUSE DRESSES AND
kiMoNoS-In the $ dollar
sale you can buy one la
dies light color lawn house
dress, 31.25 value. and one
lawn long kimono. III
Soc value. both for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

Buy Gold Leaf Japan tea, tho fines,
Grown, the kind you used to got the
f,fst pickinSs. Casllsys outh I1rsl
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

3tx90 CIR e Pc 3 e .
SPREADS-One solid case
goes on sale of 100 bed
spreads, usual price in
many stores S1.ss, our
price has been $1.35 CT
in the dollar sale -. i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-05-26

The Everist wall papsr house wants
fifteen or twenty rooms to paper the
drst week In June. Select your paper
now. Everist wall paper house.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago, June tS.-Huge sales for
export gave the wheat market today
an upward swing Closing prices, al
though easy were sixteenth to IA q
BIS net higher Corn finished la
p off to la a * The outcome in
provisions was a rise Of shade to . z
n &c.
There was a decided absence #
pressure from hedging against the
purpose of new wheat crop, Illinois
and Nebraska farmers in particular
were reported as not inclined to make
contracts at present prices and as
holding back until threshing time at
least on account OF current bids not
averaging within II to 2 cents Of
figures obtalnablc at the correspond
ing time year ago In this connec-
ton, bullish estimates were circulated
10 show that in several important
states the demand for wheat to feed
might easily become as important as
for the purchase of sales to Europe.
Cheaper offers from Argentina
weakened corn Besides the domestic
crop was generally reported as giving
evidence Of good progress The bulls,
however. were making capital Of a
marked deficiency Of moistures since
March throughout large part Of
the belt
oats were hoisted News of adverse
field conditions said to exist chiefly
over Indiana and Illinois being re-
sponslble
Higher prices for hogs put some
strength into provisions. 1t was de-
clared also that cash demand had
noticeably improved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
85's4 a,. NC 4. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE

l900.-i-room frame. bath, fine
shade, good outbuildings, fine To-
cation; N. nth ST.
,000--5-room brick. modern, well
built cellar. sleeping porch, good
outhuildings; W Silver Avenue
close in
$4,000. 0O--S-room frame, modern, 3.
room frame; sleeping porch, mod.
ern, and Broom house in rear all
furnished
S4,200.00--7-room brick, stucco fin
ish, modern, corner lot, West Cop
per Ave.
33,200-6-room bungalow, modern,
Highlands, close in.
S3,600--5-room frame, modern, hot
water heat can be made into g.
room house at little expense; good
location in Highlands.
A. iFlLlEISClRilElR
III S. Fourth st.
Phone 671. Next to PoStofflce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
BUTLER AUTO COMPANY
COAL AND WOOD

Lime. kindnng and smithing coal.
Large stock of best fuel carried at
all times Prompt deliveries. Phone
4 and s j. S. heaven
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
NEw YORK METAL MARKETS.

New York. June 1s.-Copper dull;
spot and August S13.37 = a 49, Y.
Tin firm. spot and August, S3V'9p ~
90
Iron quiet and unchanged
London prices
Copper easy spot, 81 lis 3d fu-
lures, 81 3s Cd -
Tin weak. spot 1873; futures, 1879
Iron-Clcveland warrants Sis sd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19

MONEY MARKET.

New York, June lS,-Mercan-
tile paper 2 t2 n / per cent.
Commercial bills. $4.885A
bar silver, Sc sc.
Mexican dollars, 4ic.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular
Call money firm. q a . per cent.
Time loans weaker, 90 days, Ia
per cent; 80 days, 2i2 per cent SIX
months = per cent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
FOR RENT--Dwelllngs.
North
$50 =, t,e4-r =, ----.r--

~ 4 sarYIIt Waas
~ ANIt.N a'"Nli'i'S9
N,-.,, r,
- -
FOX HsN Modern Groom furnished
muse. SO Nellh oeeohd.
FOR RENT-One tnedern AVe-reom COT
tage $500. Apply First Savings Bank
& trust Co
FOR RENT-3-room bungalow With slocp
ed n nnc shade itos West Roma
i5e7,5 1i,%--r- ,7o6 -z-.-,,i-
school comfortable cool house rooms
stable. chicken house and strip or land
$1,000 "a month Inquire at Bt,ner CO.
FOR RENT-l0i5 N5fth Fourth. modern
four-room brick cottage sleeping porch
shade taHBo porch swing shades, water
paid Rent A@o-Nn Win garage $2le0 DE-
49, - ~ ILL., ~ ~ - el-1lu
south
T1p RENr 7,,-.-,,..-,., ,-,-,.i.,,-.1 ---,,-.-.--
ga month Ami, tt5 We lsnit
;-,,,; :,
foh lEN II -Four room prick modern gas
house inouire 3oS south seyenth
s,,, -,,r,,,.,--, i, -----
5.'u ti'rrist,li '''n house, mnaern
n,I, s,ra,,,,,, r iaNhe any 'leelIle
E sSu''0. inquire 'o'e west Central, room
FOR RENT Two gm5iI TUnraI-V- 5 r-,r-s
ana sleeping porcn furnished far h,tsc-
keeping Light aud Nater 1900 ana $40 90
per month GIG West coal
ron pE,N-r Nj f-,,,.- *, ---..,-,
ing for California seven -raums. sleeping
porch an furnished ANA modern conycn-
/ lenees Terms Very cheap u Maharam
glo va = ~ ~
Highlands
F0h RE,, leht cottage furnished zoos
/ FoR RENT-4-room. furnished bunVaiow
Apply 100 South Walter
RON RFN,r--1,If,, 9---.s, ,,,.s-,a-.-, t.
allow. new ana modern t99q \ Ed,th
i771,7, l,-.,7-
bath furnished sl4 eiiber stdo ~ ea NM
Arno. Phone 1851
IRON RENT-NIce. f01T-ro7m 1-eieTn -eI-
tagc partly furnished. sleeping porch
/ il2i South walter
Iron RENT Now modem 3-ro0m furnished
cottage, glaased In sleeping room large
] front porch, shade trees. 1904 South Edith
phone lbsoW
i FOR HENT Nicely furnished threc-room
/ tent cottage. on car line rent S145O per
month water paid Inquire 1907 South Wal
ter Phone 93s
|
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
Finance and Commerce
SLIGHT ADVANCE
IN STOCK LIST
ON WALL STREET
"a, noaaiso JOURNAL SPECIAL ttAssn w,.r

y"w york. June ig'|A bestor " ehnu,
inc o8e made BY the stock marLst to.
gay Not only was the decline Of HE
grovtoug two DAYS checked h,t he
ilst moved most of the time vet while
the advance was general thore were
only . fow instances IN which 1, ~.
caedod fractions.
Ton1on was i'm cheerful mood ana
tmarfran stocks there were higher
tr. r14ypment in the international j
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
FoR neutrality-suspicious..

FOR RENr--8 and 4-room fats for ligf
housekeeping 404 NJ second
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
WANTED-Positions.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~~S~~~~~0e~N~N-0~~~~~~- ~-~~~~~N@-~@~@-,N~-~--
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the Joi
nal office
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
HELP WANTED.

IEAIIf IVA 4 EIb,
Male.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
2l0 w silver p O. Box rs.
Wanted-Carpenters, 81 day. and laborers,
To- s2''' dAN' iirst class hiacSsmitn'
wv nonln an9 oeald IA2ne agL
WANTED Mixer i722 West Central
I-7T1- 1T-7-7- -5-r--IT.. Ii
pIaat
WAANTElD-iron moulders Albuquerque
f"undIy Machine 90
WANTED Farm mec1anIc $50 n m0nIh.
Appk Rox AZ, fos funas N NJ
WANTED Al VeiLoJT-1 neaco1c9s TIo9n7f-
All man for outside WORK phone S85
~ 977Tf,i7 y--,--,, ,,,, Il, 1,-,Toe a.
news necnts easb security reaulred In
quirc Fred Harvey Ncvs Service
I.a,a,-
" -
MANTED-odl 70 help with house work.
ilso North Second street
WANTEB-Gfl far general housewofk ne
washing Apply mornings. llot West III
iefas
WANTED-K good houseEeeper Tor young
gentleman bachelor with two or three
visitors Prefer refined person Fine pala-
tial home in the mountains. Cool summer
dave Address with references Kenyon
care Jour ma
w1,N+Cr..> ,,---,,,-.
WIZ f1b-i o'l'iohS'
- ~',rJTJ ~
~ r, ~ mon VII ios,. I'm, ,t'rees r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
STORAGE

WANTED-Planos. household goods, etc,
stored safely at reasonable rates. Phone
as Tho Security Warehouse Improve
ment 60. springer Transfer Co., success
sefs 40 Gold Ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


chicago. June Is Hogs Receipts
II, 600. strong Bulk Of sales, $50 q
Is.25. light, $8O5QS,3o. mixed SS.o5
mS.32ik. heavy, $7Sj "a $50 rough
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CONTROLLING FIRE PAxlcs

A csIaIs'
Mi Iat8 the Fss.ss,slly
&c yell fiFv VIA 'e..l
sfi iess Iisx saa fatal
sH,!y -Fs TIs sAii-ssI Il 's-l
ve- iL.ak -2ai' -efts' -eia BE-
fgssiszed 'usat!sd
ah zze. bsey zsfi
fasissy. sts-isia. IL t.iosi
-Aesa
ss--d
and a asb- o 10 sssr
-Sn
baked ists s- 'sss
-hiee
@is az spsiy
NJ free to=s5asF=Eis
OF tss'sE iiE- for
II provided PSsp!s aest sAes~
aIs-isa .s!anst
sisyisE sssI IL s.!sd -.
shs sshlir Asil as Ass'fss
.seo7phj ss-ias their 1T
its:ss'if
~ II. t.i tAs E.ssa >hs' 20 a.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
WGulno ACQUITTED
Of nUooel cnAlee
.cssssss,s Ssso 49, ~

ias s.is- fira, iAs aud The slsE..s
ss.iss IL. rirsg. c"-a.:nssa's
Ne-e Si.mi>s-d
lrSs. Sssta craig. Sse prysiassi
=, the .rtai. atsre<s-asd shr sss.ai
.s;isisI .s.;oai aud eoeaa-.ss.s ga
sk. wElzsa es.. lie sAs. u .. his
os;asos that the .:at- lac rfohtsfs.
inz prts. ..s!i,ias -.s ao' settle ~
the verdict ps sersi;ssi goasv. And
~oaid oct b. Until PERHAPS in .Stu.
fa;ar. case. ;h. supr, oopfs s.d
ruled rios :. lie .s,d
-rcrsoaaliy Z ss,ossi- Aaa when
syp,ruatsy affords. TAX. Part !. al
sep., ali form. Of ssaar.. manly a's-
,e.ies believe spsr:ins ~ such a
syo';.
From the nssoiat Of ;hs law
scr or anyvae interested is 'ias'as
Gu, ~ha, constitution the >npr.ms
coas, o. ,hi. state ~osia pia.. upon
,h. Law rorb,Gire priv fsxhs:rr and
anosine starrinS matches uns.r
Conditions, he verde; % "a. Jury 7.
.ih. Willard es.ei disaifoin'ins-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
coPPel SIlUHS
STILL EStl1nte

.ies.s,S Mica. las. t.-tstss-
"a sJsii;oa. % aca-asiea 'ssss ~.rs
:.safs.a 81 ia. ao:sAesa .sa q! tie
sspss. s's.E. s..;rss; ,eSss T-s
lsa.ssHss, IT -. weis-sie. niar
..ia Asi; = saasf.. iiassaT!ss. .ad
italians LAD tarasi q 'asit tssAb-s-
.sip cards ffsA the w.sir.n r.lsF.
alton Of NsssEs sE5 had ssss TO
.srk. sHa officials ef ~. SE1e-x
aias ..la = aaHssr u. Cesai,AHss.
aia.rs uf y.s-s os cSo.fl-pse. had
applied 70. -oTs The fiat Sls n. u.
a..sr,ies. 's9ss -. uaiea csms ssuH
tAr cotarsni.s y-s;eFssy
on OF ;uo saion msss.sss On TO.
days 1re.fam va held a. NsuO-ss
4, w.. til. is,ee,ion OF the i.aessitou
leader. to pcf.Gsa. the met ;s.r. 70
stand firm. AZ the t-efdes line be-
,-.-n iiosshsoa snl ksscSass
counties has been ;h. best dsfrndsd
stronghold o' the union forces. The
break in ,A. raHk. has been iaece.e-
lscH,.sl .Au. '.T but the anioa Lead
CT. az. sa>iogs that il 30 no iartsc'
Ia. othSr meeting vss at Calumet.
I; ga. reported that son,c o: the
northern mine wcr. receiving in0r.
mca sroH, Cslsm-; asa i.Auritn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
BAKER RESIGNS As
\. '. bAnk EAo

New York. Jan is.-C~o;g. >.
Baker. chairman of the board OF the
Fin; National bank of Nc~ >o-k.
TODAY resigned from the eoard OF
6ii,ttors Of the cha.s National
bank Of New York. MI Baker !. q
e,ree,o. VI more important corpofs-
tiYns than any oirsr man ta tnc
eouufry. and ht. resignation fron
the Ch.ze bsns wa. eoIstrnci in
Wal street As eeius in line WITH MS
decisioe. recently .ssuea. 10 1diee
The number Of these diregto:slrps As
rapidly q. possible.
when J. r. Morgan announced re-
Gently hts retirement from the
boards OF a nusutcr Of itnpSrtan:
corporations. Including tss New
Haven and New YORK Central roads.
In respoase to tn. growth OF public
q ntiment against interioskine ci-
rectoratcs. Nr. Baker said he had
bseu seeking for some time 70 cut
down the number OF tirecto'shtps
he holds. His resignation from tue
Chase bank /. reysrdei as tn. first
s,cp in this direction.
john J. Mitchell. pre,ilent Of the
iliiuois Trust and savings hank OF
Chicago. retired from the board Of
the First National and was elected
to Nr. Bakers place cnt he Chase
eoard.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
nus1 lBvce TAX
LEVY SAYS FARaAa

tsas-f. Cole. Jas iz-A''efEsJ
G.s-ssi ftsl fsEfAs sAss 30 ePis-
.es TODAY ,As; -. ,.,y All coaao
.. p-s,.s aust r-siass u. sss levy ss
= fcsal' II the aesi.sen "a. tue state
.i.ssa. cosrt yesterday. apAeldisz
she sasser.u q: the STATE iss r"a-
0A>eiss- TA~ sttosa~, epesssI ssis
that under shs presses levy the tat
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
LISTEN FOR TIE WHISTLE.

Listen for tn. whistles. The c-N
carrier boys now pcssess rev ~h!s-
tiles. The boys Viii oio~ "a. whistles
when they deliver papers. When
YOU hear The whistle tough, AND
atsn;s hereafter get your C-N juse
after " has bern thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13
# DhckAcnv
AUD kpEys Ma1
SsvP IAsiss Sgsss Ter WAals 4 Ys
DlsAser s frsabaing Yes

N.-- ,oe ~sNe -. ~.ih tA<.Nss as
saG Gsii ust.~-5 iG the titnsf rsxsoz
- =sArF4iis f.slss va ss,. e-en
--,isE SEQ uueh =ca'. ssl. veil
Las-s aaias-i,' Mss; fer+ss arie
Aa.d -hith ct-rvofls IL. tiassFs
i- th.lr effort to lilisr g frosss The
tie-ssd sat The a.cem. >pst Of rsf..
iyr.1 aad ies.y. wssH ,osr sianc,s
set siu<si.h zad clio. sou ms.t re-
iirT. thea. like ,os. relieve war bow.
-... fsne. ias ali the toiy . sriso'4s
waste. else .oa ksy. bskatae. sieA
ks.l.th.. dizzy spells yosr stomach
.oars. 'oasa- IL ros;-i. and -hea tbs
-es;eh- is bsl you have rheumatic
;.insssl The gFise IL elos9y. iai,
81 s-slina-a;. chsar.is often set sof..
vs,cr .aaid. sud 800 ar. Obliged 10
...k rriic' ,-o or ;hr-c time. ssrinS
'h- ui.L,
t.l,t.f ,Vu.ul; : sud. reliable rhv-
sitizr - oagc o. sc, fTgia yoEr ahsr-
tsseit; atou, four oiaoc- Of isd >si;s
take Z tsblu.pcopfsl Ia = zia.. ot wa
ter before brs-kfz., tor . f.~ day.
sad our kidney. si!i then act fine.
his famous salt. :. n.ad- f-eA III.
acid Of sr=s.s and lemon tui's. c-ra-
hirei With lithia. and hs. been used
for -enraticH. to clean AMI >;imuls;s
slu x.ish tien.y.. also TO n.g'rai!Es
acids In ID. urine 40 8; no ionssr !r-
fi's;cs. thus radig. bladder weakness
Jed salt. i a IN. saver tor regular
inca; ,atcrS- II Is insA ~ nsiys- can
no, 'ntur- snd mako. delightful cf-
fef.-xc.ut li,hia water drink
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13


scr, is., ,am iais =',ia :. ssy tas
hesaroisss. soaid s.aaifs- virtually
=, .sss. see Nsatssa ..e~o,- rAey Cd.
l<., that the rate ot .srssASy- asas
d--iin. bs the .Sin~ In. seAs rSs.
Usat is esss and tEss In - ialS.esi
she HaestA sosesamse, AA, :, 50
si.ffieiess fasas to ne-t cit A.erss1
tAssf-.s
-,s,. a-pxtAsat s..iriais ~
sari-d the ie@siossrss; .. The ai-
ssSs outeon. cf tao Ahefis1s t-Dilef
.a aster ssfs.ias an oeteftssob Ia
5is~ca1,ss eNss1stoa % fsrrtEe t,as
se..si aid so h.s,ss for sss rfss-
... .. i-as,. itu.r,. ssar naistsiH
li.sssli pscsssif ,Aroass srses-i
ieAa. sr-se issitiaasi. ssi 'sste:s.
,ssss o. b, ,h. less. Of pspe- ascesf.
,se sirsaiss.ea o. ~tish hs aas: .s'
fore 4
Ai,s.asA ;As ss.s, haik Of 'Es
Ma! az ns,sossl debt 10 held N
Earep~ i,i . .ar-stsd that sass ta~.
sss vii .sstssu. ts siios sc. tuissi
states 20 had ss. sss-resl tc,'s,es
toward. N.tssc sstH ,as isssa'iaa
q. issss - teoSi.s 20 wssesastsH
FOE sapsos; Ia ,asir esnasd. isf
vse..;.sa OF sa.s ,ssss,si 'a'sr..;s
q ;hsu sab,sets,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-13

IL IL. unii.s s,s,s.. .ss re.a ~
NE., wisAs \ Hi.assF Il saasI
tAiSsf oiio~-a sai Al the sessiuaiA.l.
OF the sasstihe saa the ri,u.i Iiss
sa.se.sr.. se:ssshsaSsIs ser. s~E,ss
uy TIE aostss>. so.ssa =, Ats L. u
Might
Assshss nsasss.e Se.sses Lunch.
1s- s-sesa Of ,s- .s:is~ VI isnea-
seas given By sss Gsaas.sis se.sae.
sisi. os sls, hiss ssaaoi -. rsv-a
this aiiereeoe aaesr .hs sane cir
eIssi sssss - lie oa- re.isrisy.
The se.'s-.~S TO. ,slsy ats 1is-ss
isas bay asa Versa sSssss. Ia.
esesas are AesaAnsss poast1s asa
pay. Ni>s iisassisss. ASs..ns SUE
Roberts. Aessrs y II Dsg. cssii
W. sas II L0aea .-1ss
This sessS Tie .zss ~ - .-os,a
IL. eoies scAses -i,i se carrie! oai
10 siss.ss. lets ssa sissA eats. as
~ s-,sssses 80 osp<-sasoseaes Ia.
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.~.s, ,ls.a o. nssr,. .s,iisr..


swept clean % ils.rsA .o!ilsr..
rA, ss,.sli federal ss.risos At Tes-
ssop. a sa.iEesa e.at.s 80 miles
>sash " til. Unite, state. border. j.
csseS,.s by Villa 10 osfcs b.; feeble
ses l.aaes To. reosis at. aeou, Aa-
i, In srea, tsmS~fs sad oeeapy
"a. sdi,e.s; 'o-as Of Cons. fs'a.
sc and Laredo
II /. unacs.teva that villa MAJ
szis here sb. c!.sripe OF ts. Totteaa
d.siris. asd himself .tsrt rosth oaiy
ua.s :. !. ready 10 attack zsSsss-
ga. I'll. rir6 MINING city On IN. main
:ins CT the Na,io.si Rsiiroad south
Of TorTcon.
The railroad b.hipa the sd,an, ing
rebel army will be repaired - tsat
supple. mas b. .-.. from inAr.z 10
ID. scca. Q; operations
chihuahua cav. Mexico. Jan. u.
Military cxact:.ons eoatinve here.
isnse.o ifeecy.n. n ucUber o: iae
C.satineo pas;y. who had been held
,ri.oscr in the same room With Luts
Tsrrasss. ir.. Ms taken l:ora tas
state palace AMI shot. after having
paid si5.oco TO ,hcr cbel,. for ~aieu
he was pTopisei hi. liberty. nv
toar was delivered to :rttnos hs
hAi been .hot twice in the back OF
the head aad there we're six other
wounds in the body.
Washington. Ian. i5.-Th. fAI-
rre of the Acxicap Goscrnmcnt to
nee, IL. most importan, financial
cblfsai,ou.- the iatcrrs on its Ia
teruai and external dcei-.'npoa-
sized TO official Washington that
. the Huerta xo,erunent was In Sc
rieu. fiuanc.Ai distress. That the
un,ted States by its policy OF tiaAu'
eiAi blo.kaee "a preventing tha
iireria sovetnnen, from nesatatina
loan. ~as IN Measure rcspons-
ible. ~ss the yisw freQuaatly sx'
pressed here In official circles.
Mexfesns mere. vonversAGt Win
the affair. VI the Ausr.s so,eru-
pest. said tnst the reaxon ior ihe
default was the high excAAAse rate
They said that whtio the interest
amounted 10 Approximately s.uV".-
900 pesos ls3.5vo. .OoV), ihe rate OF
exchange va. so high that to con
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paysr> Of bsasvs ~.stA pas .ssss
ssSs u i-rr s.as nes- ssss sAsy lid
las: ,.sr. Which is sp-sisscsiis pro-
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.sE ps.-a iAz; the "a. i.sF ~iii be-
rsus.a sanr DELAY IN TIE Coiirs-
,ssn Il s-Hvrsi ,.N-. !. sa;isipsi-s,
.. Tc.ai; Of ;s- saPrsts- courts de-
:s.ios.
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