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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
VILLA FORCES TAKE 1URRE0N
AFTER DAYS Of BLOODY BATTLE
SHERIFF GETS WRIT Of
nAnDAMuS T0 FORCE
kEnEHAM TO PAY
FOR HORSES

state Auditor isaaaY k-hshan "a an
iaads Defendant today in a. as- flied
la the district souE; by Sheriff J. Il
.rishatsi. The eas- sac in the form
of a i-'iiioa asking tos an ai,Sra, ..
live sri, af hzahdamts. sni Is
bsoash, ts '"ssif-ri the auditor ,s pay
for horses purchased bs the niii,ia
from Mss Grisasns aHi .t..ss.
As so.'n as the application eaa
flied the sri. ~as sraa,-a and th.s
snai'or -iii aaa have an ari.srtan.
isF sn antsSas in sour, aHd sis- hi.
reasons -hS the h"rs~s shaati not
fs~ raid f"Fs la sas~ the ,hs4 .oas.
~iii issossabiF issa. an order compel
ins ~" military b@art ,s suai, ,h-
ssv-ssnsss u sh-S' have no, air.saF
dna" so. aaa s"ssi- ttiag The sudi,sr
&. is<-" s"si"h-rs iH t,aimsst Toe ,hr
hSrs~~
In addition q" Mss EFisham's ia.iis
'ias,i claims asains, ,hs, state. b.
has i"ashs ses-rsi ashrr siaitss tra.a
s-air-s sha hass s"ii th- militia
hassss ant las bsnssa, ss,ian q.
'"iisss 'hp sgtssined sssoaHss
1h1 sasr sssY lead 'a sossls iagsr.
tsiias t-ssia5-tsirlss and piii e.se..si
hiS ~aa ia sh- state saPg~ss- ssass.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
YOUNG WOMAN luREO
TO R00n|nG HOUSE,
TELLS REVOLVING
STORY ON STAND

Kansas CITY. Mo. Npril 5s-Nrs.
Gertrude shindl-r at the trial NJ VIZ
Gu.ripscr ,.yiay. told rrtultiue
s,pfy -S b-ing luryi To- down town
rvpmirg h.usc ON the Afternoon II
Narrh and attacked by sis men
Gu.rJagcr is charged with par,ici.
rating in the attack.
sIrs. ShidI.r toll her siyry in spas
uudir whispers bTuk"p by s"ss Only
fic iury. the judge. tho prpsrr u'ur
and two attorneys couId hear h"r
words. When tho crowd ~ spcv'a-
tors g-, on seats and s'suNc TO rusa
closer shr action brought a rchuhe
from ,h. court, When n, the oJ"n-
ing ot Mrs. ShidIcr's story The at.
torney for the defense asked ihC
cour, to max. the woman speak ioud-
or. the court. anecrcd. said:
III shall not make her speak loud
er. Get up closer II you want to hear
it."
Attorneys said the witness told
OF one ci the most horrible crimes
ever described in a court room.
During Mrs. shidlcr's testimony
Guerinser. who she accused of beins
the most mer,iless OF her tormcntors.
sat motionicss. twirling his thumbs
and staring steadily At the witness
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
AGuIlAR PETITIONERS
OFFER TESTIMONY TO
PURGE REGISTRATION

Not zias- shs sab~.s ..ssas ssara
Sec weeks AZ" 10 ~. ais.rss, ..as.
has th-rr sr-s 49, sasrh ia,ss.s ia q
sussS case as ia Le!as s.Aaite .ssa to-
asy - sAe Assssiss .isssioe case
rh~ ssse~ to-day Ia. b~ra sakra ia
h.as1ag tS@ witnesses u shs pesi
siossrss TAs pesl,iSsrrs ate sssdas
Z" ps"to BY shs pssaass~s ia.sgasar-s.
81 '@-sass >sssi1a sh4I shu siis4s1 10.
l-Aai1f svasss.f-a s.4rFs live aass64s
" 'ss si's iississ 81 The si,F Of -sgsl-
tas.
Ss'ss -" witnesses Aah all Of sss
'assiss"ey "' the .s-sitlsaers has
Ss-s heard 'hn d-'eaasais will be
sis.a ss oPs~ssaaIty 60 sfu.5sce sss.
sess~s in rpss'ss5pas Afaasa-sss viii
shts be A.ags b-t.sa the gBar. viii
esaas as draf ,k. pris saf as ssis.ars
siaas
IN" ruass spasa has ts~s rsa. 4sa
Ha"ss "s ID" day \ aassbeF os shs
sssia.s's s..a af SasiJsF. ~ha ats
tS.1russed ia sh- "utnasao ps .ha ss.~
ass pscs~es a. -.II a. ssaay at sas
S.'"@'sa@'s sad rasay s"Issrs aas
strike .y-apasEisags Tss ease will
probably aas bs suatsaa.d ua,iI ssss.
time tsn.Frp~.
Lest SATURDAY a number Of AzuIIsr
kssiarss aen flied a p-,itIao in ses
district sussr. asking that an iaiuss.
sioa be granted to compel the r-atss
trs,5on euar5 I. purge truu. Tho -rs4
isifatioa Ils;s tho names Of ist g.es-
pie. Hsrpsbcgs of The Asailar t.at
eoIpaT. -so the petitioners serlar.ei
~ere aaa.s.sissats sf the precinct
\ week previous Judge McIluustFsr
kat dismissed an original Petition 90
the srvssj 'ks, the ,psr, had nu IIr4
isslIs'ipns
B-sitrs asking Tho court I. orsTer
the registration baar,I to strike srum
the lists 'b- namss of Illegally rez-
kisfol voters ani 10 Prevent then
registering muro iIIesaI votsrs. th.
petition asked tho court ~ prevent
the registration board from certify
ing the registration lists ,p the cleo
,icn judges until the he, has been
pursed Of the names mentioned in
the petition and asked slso for the
costs in the action.
!, Is tn" contention o' the petition
ers in the case that the AzuiIar tent
colony is outside Of ,he city limits ui
the town NJ Ag,iilar aud oven u the
inmates we're citizens Df tho United
states. which j; is alleged many Of
them are not. ,hcT ssiiI have NO
right to participate in the election.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

Tsrr.on alec Ia in = ps.raTiais state,
Thus ss his stsseussfui ratal'aisH
as the last month sssh-sai fraaHisH
SO Villa ras Practically assaFe'i suls-
Il s.nsfei st tho sass territory os
the n.ssh-ra states af MrSiss. and
saiasd taf Lins~tf The reputation ai
t~ins tho f.s-ss.s, s..sii-r at 'h"
.nintrys
I, ~s. bat ii.,i. Ss-s a S-af ass
that hr started asss frp.a q village
r-as h-sr with t~s companions. sit
h.Fs-ss s5s-a 'sa'iaFs in n1"a-f and
q n-as-r sappis sl h-aass .osir- sha
sugar rte HORSES q. tho 'isn" srrv
a.. raid foe and Villas tss' %, "a
capturing ,his city .hr-~ sn"s,hs as1
~ss ,s ssraF the iisrsS man sFusn
pkaeH ,h- hssssss wrsr '-b~ss"sst
ial.f-e, h-rs ,n.saF va- div ii-sl iR
ss-.uts,i.n =. q. villa. tp'ar~ aa.'~a
nsens.. sna sh- effect. " anf. that
the rebel ssiansph ~oais have in
|WssAss rms.
Nssss in ali IL. dramatic htss.sf
.iss~ the Nader. s~saiasioa at 1910
has Jua-sz San. sss snai sish -ashstH
siAsass =. j, did phea foot sss~s~~asH
-f tss-s asili.sff headquarters ras
,snssss sh1 STREETS sha.asins that
rassrea has taii.as Isruas pisb n'sz
tipa tara e-ahrasrsi -srA other vhrra
-srr sh-1 aarss ISelIs in tho s"eas
pld raissiea - Cuaaalupe srsr s~'
-iagins lcsslss and faster 'aaH thct
have .ser suns tsr religious gsus'
f.s.~. khati clad trbri sulaj-Fs
a-.sr fsesi shr sleep in sh- '@Wa'.
naahy basrasss sa Sr--rs Thea
stirred bY a s.ssstaaa issspais-p 'h-if
rifle. vr-c susnrst lH@sr ia'a the aiF
s'.r a sita-. ishahi.aass of ~ rasp
sarpps~a 5uarrz ~as again srsttcrins
anr of iss pesi.atSai attacks
Finally suII dsrss ustIsiais. hish tu
sh- casssnsa administration throw
their arr. aspana pavash-d prita'r
soldiers in the streets AMI l-ilcsl
their delight. rernuso. soldiers mia
sie.i freely With tho highest o,tirials
Srssssss>S 80 eaas II
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
ALL ON BOARD
PERlSnED WHEN
.&AlER WAS WRECKED

"a. Johass y. t'o. Apsii as=rssro
va. aro.ias sspssLsassoa 'SaAs
that .sa s~asIas ssrsss-r F"ss'hrsa
Cross. e-as Sssa .ish ali On .@&ssl
saFiss ,hs blizzard asi ,apu Nas~ as.
Tassssag. sha carried sse spi ise
ssss ani vas h-zsilT laden sIsh I'.s
..- sais.<s sras.hirss s., huA' ressa,E
~ yuasisass Ia 81. gaI ns "a Law
r~rrr
irap~ tor sho safety Of a.. Srsssi.
has~.t "a a i-sesssh sgosss 4ldnrf.
y 4. ~btth stated that = wireless
rarssaso hsa b~.a received hsrn frE
passins the arrival at tho -aashsre
rrw-.s ~as assspspasrs before ae""
who a.kr s.sssnaasas. after several
hasss ,arairY declared the sy5s-y
r-p~set un.rWos
Tho snS.rrn-ns has in.slsgssd sa
ssSssasd search ..s tho fni.eins t.ss
col ard arr-aIryi sn the tnitrd asases
.ss- assistance Tho Reid S.~ rpunss
land y"rapsny-s steamer. Kyle was
,h.r..re,, for the rurp"s- and viii
sail at asidaizhss The Am.ricass
rrveau. .u,ser seneca. which is do
iag irnters gsAsr.I dssT srsefal hua4
arsa miles oft tho southern coast.
was asked 10 assist
Tn. steamer isetiay.nturu. vith
hcr ears. .f dead. i. L,yhed in the
;.r loo .ail-s north .f here and can
not arrive h-r. brforp Sunday Shr
went 4. tho aid .t her sister srai.r.
the New fouhdlsod. when IL"
hunters frpm tho latter were saush,
by the storm wkv;n killing sails on
Turs.tay. and ~crc unable ,o regain
their shir.
Tho HolIavrn'urr. the Sssphann
and plprissos picked uJ' many t-.di->
AMI a number of survivors. " u
known that fif,y-eizh. lives wefe
los, ami s.Fnr thirty men arr not ac.
,.un,-d for. Z. is believed tha. IL
ia ssarrciv possible that tao latter
could have survivnd the long es-
v,o=iire On tho ice il-rs.
\ rirsssgs received here a. 3:1o
o'vcIpst this afternoon from the
cap,ain of Tho B.'lavcn'urp SAYS the
total dead of the ere vcf the New
tcunaIand IL sevnn'y-scvcn. Ono hun
drcd and twelve ~ere rescued and of
,hcsc ,hir,y-siy are III.
Ihe captains message reads.
"Iiavn jus, reached steamer New
foundIaud and checked figures by her
roster. Find she had is. total
crew. pf these 1I2 are safe but 3s
are on the sick list. Total dead "a.
Of which go bodies recovered. Re
naming eight iosa amid floes.'
Am now leaving to proceed TO ST.
Johns. Fear slow progress as ice
heavy and tight. stcphano which al
so living alongside Newfoundland.
will report names Of dead /"
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
klfuFEA CASE 10 be
GREAT LEGAL BATTLE
G.asa Natl.is. MlEA. Areil ;

Gsasa sstists. Mica. Assii a.
ssastsrl n sirnnasss Jss. ssnsssi
s"saNs~i "s the i'tiisstrishia NstiSaai
ieesur sitsb arrived in Gsana lspi4s
'"iss sssosataasra b. jais1 VII.
Has t. .arp~asrr II i.e.rsi.. ,a rrp.
nasr foe sAn hearing in 'h- tai,.s
States district sauF' Iasss"rrup 1T the
rss~ az ssa ybieasa reSsrral i.asus
slph &" susaia -hp strikes Of WjlIiass
" bIIlif.rs jss 'h- baseball catcher
rhr ATTORNEYS 's5aF flied ,h~ answer
Of inc i'hilsds,r'st. .ias ,s the bill
cs 'br rrsssai league
i'r-ssdna. Wfiiiafa .. Has.- .t tho
Thiradrlr'sia sisb Is expected her-
'unizhso
EsIliiers -hp returned To hIs
bpsu" in I'aw i'sws several days ss.
truu5 .ts I'biIaasts,hia sraiaias .ans.
,aar tn ,sraud GapIas ;ats as,.,anaa
ss~prf sniad hF his father. wiIisau,
y ksIIissr. So
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

Miners ASK Writ
Habeas Corpus for
Release Mother Jones

Denver. Colo. April IA PEE
li,ion for u writ OF habeas cor
,us In behalf or Mother Mary
Jones. held as a military piis-
onsr in tho county Jail at wal-
s-nburs. Colo. Was rendered To
tho stat. supreme court late lo-
day by Horace y. Hawkins. at
'orn-y for the uhiisd Min-
Workers OF america, tn. sour,
Is asked To take original Jusis-
di.lion. II siii d-.id. a, a lat
er dat. whether ut Ho, To ehi.f-
sain the suii.
Dufias III. confinement Of
Mother Joh-s. the s.-y-sf-old
strike leader. in a hospital at
Tsihiasd. application for = .'i,
at hai-as corpus ~as made I"
tho .1pE.m- .oafl. ba, a.nIsa
ON February ~ on The sIouht
that the loser eoast first siiolla
pas. ut.on the sas-s Subsequent
~ sstisn .as bsoush, ia the dis
lfiss .oass .f Las Anin,as .oans
~. Th-f- the p-titi.n aisa ~as
a.nisa. \ plan I. ap,-si I" III"
sapr-nS s"siss -as sis-a ~.
pa.a. sa III. ssrs aas Os ~Li"h
tho paprrs ~-s. SO have b~~a
flied Mother J~srs vas sr'
lsas~d, sh- .ss r-rarr-ss.d al
wsts-aburs in ,h- sasi strike
district. while ua haf nay hack
To rfintasis
Mss iia-tisss in bsiasias his
tssrsrn, sssit S@n,-nas that the
tssss-s nos AF- Iash,irai sI,h
k.@s~ upaa shi.h ,hs district
.~ss, ,iE-aas has given I,s de-
gisiss. saa ,ha, tagsA-s astIan
Ia ,hs. ."as, he ana.vsssasys
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03


News "" is insPr.sins. bu, his h.aa
s'Ili sh"-s the effects .f the b-a,.ns
Ih"fv ar- s~s-n -.aaas s. his h.a.i
ahy .aH os 'h-n s-ri.sis -aaash to
has" laid hin aa,- oa- sh--A and
an car s-- sa's The phY.l.iaa ah.
has ai,"nsirsi hins since Lis inIary.
'i"slar.~ 'hai h- has naani,.s.sa r.-
ssssrAaiis -rsat.~rs,iV- POWERS
Ne. WiiiiaFss Is nov -a,i.siE san-
.~i"sss aHi susasH,bsss .F--9,Eins
'ha' '"ss piare up q" tho 'las- hr
received 'hp first sisss This 10 tho
ssnsf 'aia ~ithas,, h-si,,,laa3
After N.s.~r -rnI h.etr tank
'sr naoa-E ssss ~ tho cash arasrr
asa pus IL In a small saSl sna ras
u In nay Pocket then .Saa Oft
my sesa s@as sa' saa no. 30, ra, "a
saF "shEF r~a' phsn ,h- ,ss snoa
ssfnr IL sAh snsaa spsnr SNAIL rur-
rhss-s fii-rr h- referred So Tho
go" rsnn .trssril-r-i 's 'h- a,sIr.rs
sai iisa'i,iss bp ,brus 4s tho ,ve
CsuaIs bFnshrrss After bad
waited ugua ,h-al I wen, ia,n ,h-
Larh ru"sn toe sasnrshiaE and sssHs
nes struck ms TotssaisrS r-sriSs
ins the blow "n mr .sad aaa tailias.
after TIA. aii M; fn"p ahS,hiHs
C--ss..sS .. sss~ A.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
HIGHER FREIGHT
Rates PLEA Of
RAILROAD
HEADS

WASHINGTON NvriI Ss-W. e. MaS-
NclI. srHCraI tgssti, msaaz.r "' IN.
Wabash. at The hearing before ~"
Interstate y"muHrte commission to-
day on the prgryscd increase IN
ircish, rates. declared tha, = : Icr
zen, adyanyu would only afford a
PARTIAL relief to the carrier and save
the situation for time.
Tin. situation in Central Freight
ass,-iatinn territory he said. is
rad and growing worse
- am r-u fiden, tina, the : P-r
ron, advsnrr would no, mcC; vJr
needs. I, would sav. the situation
for a time for arm satisfied that
nos, Of uur Central Freight assvcia.
lion roads will not bc able to sur
y,v- under ryistinG rates. a 5 per
cen, advance ~oG.a hc insufficient.
and for al railroads in our territory
TO keen uu, ut the hands Of rcceiv-
ors and prosper 1t would he neccs-
ssry TO rcadiust and bring up to a
higher level all rates.
III the advance should i,c grant
ed 1t would afford partial relief.
That should be followed by joint ao-
tion of the interstate commerce com
mission and authorities Of the vari-
Gus states-1,r a readiustment of the
rate situation in Central Freight as
soeia,ion territory"
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
REV. T. 6. COX
AGAIN IN Tolls
Porme. Forbes Preacher Held in Ia.
mar on Serious chaIge-Alleged
to have deserted Wife and Family
ia Trinidad.

Ansr preaching for Y~ars that The
Nay OF the tSsasxf.ss1r Is hard. REV.
y. q, Cox. fosm-siE of Forbes. has
NOW demonstrated tha, this old
scripture assertion Is quite true.
ros's fir, troubles started .o~
nionths axo when HE .ifo had hin.
arrested on the charge of hon-ssii,,
nos, a nd foiio~si ,his ne .Ilh a
statutory charge, Tile third p-rsaa
insoi, ,-si In tho srsohi charge .as a
half sister ef Mr., Cos. is-for. the
.as-s came tn trial. hassrrF. a r.saa.
siiiaSion "a. ~ff-~sri b-,es-n the
husband and sif. and fog the sake
of ,-o shiidrun. REV Goa pron,i.-i
,o SO hone and i-r sns-t, l.s.ry ,hins q
-as i.s-iy foe . ,iha., rhSn tho
sister -Lo lad sAus-si tho firs, ,roau
bi- --nl Ia i'uo,ia ahi sssn afl-r
b-san writing fas Goa 'a era- Ia h.r,
AbsiI ,hrr- weeks ago hoe appeal.
ba acam. Ia .ssuae sn resist and he
p-ns 10 f'si-ssio. l-AaiAs his ~ifo ahi
family in TriniAAa 60 shift. foe ,hss.s
s~,s-,ss sson sfl1r his arrival in
irAiia hn -ss srrr~Irsi hy the rusi,r
H. authorities ea a sSAtas"sf "hsrsS
ard lodged In lsiis Ia sesas- Hahasr
~ sraar his -~sar~ fsuas thn i'asSi-'
bastit- ana hashias farther -as
hsard sfeas him un.it ,his t.lasnias
. hra ~ pas sssr~,rt ia Lamar aail
uiii h. Fv,urn.-i To- i'aatsis foe trial
Ia tts ea.sn,isss- il ss said that Tho
xisi hes ,asn-d states -sisirngn ahi
y III nov assisi IL taastias the tss-
Hsr slinis'ss Ia psssas
II. aisi has ,s~a saias ana.r
Sb- assss - htss ,:aiss It-li. ba, i,
Is alleged ;ba. h.s srst asasSi Mrs
7 add ass shs. s.r hssstsaaa lie .assss
s,asr IN Tsssss -..
wher Mrs COZ v'is ssss .aaAs .f
h-s husssast ,ssrss sse said STA, sh~
sAd S@sns ss shn g@aslasina sss. srs
pa. ssasss kks said ,Aas
aE un.is sre saoaihs ago be hAi
bro. ss.i ss.a aas had hs'i sasaF
.i.ars-s and aasa is.s at s@ss Ia ,hn
~-sis ~. said -p sa'il a.. .isae
hSr hsis sissrr s4sss1 10 iisp with
,b.a 80 hst b~~u a good husIsni
s~t. sasAafs
dies COS 81 vossssg "a uar Of the
sssrrs is Tfiai4ad making IiNiHs
s9F herself ani hrf 80. .biIaruu8
sar sss.rs, ..taY that .ho v"sili Dot
,aA- Part IL psueresisihs h-s has
haass ssag she tel, sorry Toe hins-
aha did ne. believe be was rrspaa.s'
bic tcr rts as.ions
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
ENVOY LIND TO
LEAVE MEXICO;
SPECULATION
IS RIFE

wssAinztuH. u e. ArgiI S-Nn-
a"In'rmrn' oi the prospective. de.
psrtIr- for she Jaiiri s'at.s ot Isha
I.jbJ. PTrsidrn, wilson's personal
representative in Mexico. revived In
torss, twisv in tho fu,ure trend NJ
she w1sbiu f'un auy"rum"ut's policy
toward The soJ'r.-u -vu#rr.
White faa t'rrz IsGi H-4far. '.
Iiud vuIli rrturn tH v,FE rsig ~
trr he had obtained rest aud ,ara-
tiou In tb" Tui,",i States many uBa
servers think h- never viii Ep back.
The prospect pf even more vigorous
ssrfarr and the uuvillingnoss -
either iartion to accept am proposals
for compromise or mediation has
caused the American E"yernm"n; to
assume an attitude Z" strict noi'rsI-
i,y.
In the attention that has boon rnn-
rentra'cd on the BATH" At Tusrcuu.
IN. Benton and vcrgara rasCs have
been practically lost siabt uf but
the-c is every Indication that with
she battle over and when another ro-
adjustment ~ military forces cnsucs.
further information will he sought
from both the ronsiitItiuualists and
federal chiefs as to tho course they
intend to pursue in satisfaction ot in
iuriss inflicted upon foreigners By
their subordinate.
Jus, wha, Mr. Lind might do while
in the United states after he has
rested is causing a good deal Of spec
ulation, the suggestion being ad-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

Juarcs. NrS'co. Artil ! 5-Wi,h the
taxing of rcrr.on by the rebels las,
nteht constitution alis's now control
an immense w-c,ie- shaped portion
1T MeSic-. with tho Point rc-sins g
on Tcfrvcr. 80" miles s,r'sh cf here.
aad tho t.y extending along tho
American border from N"saIss. Aris
In q V-,,nt Just wce, of Eagle Pass.
Texas. A, pic.Iras Nicsras there is
a tcsictal garrison. hi, II drcs not
nos constitute = menace 4" the reh-
cls.
The states now subject 'c the s'sb-
81 arms arc chihuahua. Soncra cx-
cent the p-rt cf Guaymas,. m"' o'
Coahui,a. Durango and sinaioa.
Yesterdays victory is said to make
the capture Of Saitilic andMonciova
In t.oahuila. and Monterey. the key
to the state of Nuevo Leon. assured.
The main federal force. according ia
villa. report to General Carranza,
was wiped out by death. wounded.
capture or flight at Gomez Palacic
and Torreon. Mazatlan. the federal
,prt In the state Of ainaioa. by the
release of the veteran rebel army al
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
GENERAL FERRY REACHES
HIS PHILIPPINE POST

Washington. April g. Major Gen
erai Thomas ". berry arrived at
Manila yesterday. lie will assume
command of the Philippine division.
relieving Major General ]. Frank
lin BeIl. who will leave on the 5th
for the United States by way OF ST.
IBERIA and Europe. General Rell will
probably take command Of the cen
trail department and Join the troops
at Texas City next fall.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
SECRETARY BRYAN I'LL

Washington. April 5--t was to-
dav learned that Secretary Bryan
had been 50 iii during the night that
a physician had been called. I, was
said he had a severe attack Of la
grippe and probably would he com
fined to his home for several days.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

osisi Victor -o iiu-fta frufss th-
rs~-si.ishiisi ea.si1 IN the city a
M.sisos Il gives tho constitutional
lets virtual .on,soi eser the whole
nss.hssn M.si.an sssl-ss
rhe fighting began las, Friday
ssi ~a1 ain.,.s .onsiaaaass Al fiFss
Villa silrsaptri assaults ah ,h-
ssfoas f~-.srAi issisi.a. in daylight.
bus these rfus-i costly. so tho daSs
sssr s.,-ss In ssasoaAi,hs sna si-
nishis II assasisss
ts-si,ssas ~.'~ taken and i..st sit.a-
ssa sssihs k-sersi nigh, attacks
s~s, tho f--,.fais ssarrsins f.aa,
saspas pusilsna.. sus Al sssts-ah.
he sspsess ssaia b- ss-.t-ii-i Ia
shaaasus then by the ssf~assh and
accuracy af The snsnF'. ARTILLERY
hsr. as.h al which l. sSsi I. have
..~s ais-sssA By rsvsst and German n
sssssm
tAssss haze sal s-vs sunpsisa. sa,
6esssal vlliA ssssssAiss ~ u~s ius~.
ss.aa - rMNe9 oaWS.ssA veuaSNa.
80 shs tsAessl lass as i.~~s dad
ssi ..ses suasi~A. With an aa-
ksass ssas~r Of rsissesss
viisi s-,t-sss that ID. scsa~Fais
~s.aAa his sssaiss is p,sssias =" shr
.s,-lh fasnss ss, rraasn, At shs
federal fcsvrs whose loss b. saws Il
ef.asLiy .Iss~ &. heias total All
The .ahpsssie>.r grnrrais have nus
vet s-upssss. h-~-s-rs sni " she,
do is.. he~ ssanS --r- .ap,ut~d
ssnaes b. accurately stated
suas~ of sh- is-re-ss sizbsins -c-
.afs-i il sh- bills suuth .t s.ans.s
S'slsci. sad west nj T.rsraas T~is-
the tvs-l. sn.s s~c at sh. hills sai,
To loss lhsa. sus all the time sh. as.
ssek ~ss becoming sHosr formidable.
.. the soldiers sssaskias fs~sa ali
sides except The s->s. fIshsins frozen
hos.e To housr. asv~ the circle .Io..
-r about shr esemy.
4 huaaf-,i sussii sa,.ans.ts ~c-
suffrd tussfmtttehuf m shn STREETS
over the possession NJ s-sse sasosc-,
rens. ba, the tuar Of cannon ~as al.
mnss epattnunuso
10th siaes gs~d arr,.sra train.
The.-. with his gun. n,.un,.-i. -os,1ss
suddenly srp-sr srpand an .i'.-- ri
oac II the hills aissharsc a bross.
side aud then fptisc. E;arIy in IN.
attack nm Conner raIasi. the trains
veasutr,i out at tho same 'im- aad a
lively exchange cf .hoss res"rvi iisr
a naval enGasrmcot on land. The
t~Icrals made usc of huge rv,Eess,
which ~ctc shot 4" great height.
exploding in the air and ic''ins
down a hail ct huck shot
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
STRIKERS BOUND OVER on
STATUTORY CHARGE

Iyufzi Pionwsa. Jack Mish.iis.
u and Vsl.a'ire Uc1ssra. ,hrs-
strikers ,Sasl the I.saI.. ton,
colony. who wsrr arrested a day
OF two asn charged With a stat.
utorr charge preferred by is-
year4eli Girl ot tho colony sore
given a hearing before Justice
ItowuTs this sr,-rno-a and b.u,. !!
over to- the district ,our, under
ss.""i bond each.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

'f"etri by P'i"ss RaaU Uafa-
Wia"s i"ai iahb-r aNar
TOT III" first .n,- ..s.s.,
NMlLsins
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
"Kiue Carraaza!r' Echoes Through Streets
Filled With Dead and Dying. People Go
Mad Will Cheering Rebel Chief Federals
Esscsate Tevn Where They Resisted On
slasskt With Heavy Loss.
ANOTHER CHAPTER ADDED TO MEXICO HISTORY

fsiasio
%, occupied BY '" fpb
els last nishIo on The h.-te ot ls-ihs sa"fsis
In The no sil.a Injured
the
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03
|FR0M HOSPITAL BED
v. N. WILLIAMS TELLS
STORY OF BRUTAL ASSAULT
Recollects Nothing After He Went Into Bach
Room to Get Articles Purchased BY Two
Men. Is Showing Rapid Improvement.
STATEMENT OF ". Il WILLIAMS AT SAN RAFAEL Hosp,1A,

AFTER Aesser wen, home took the money ou, Of the
cash drawer and put IN small Saek and put my pocket,
Then look oil my work coat but had MY
coat when the two 'nen and SnAl put
ehasrs thsfr he described the id.n,sd by h. Off
esss as Charles and Nicholas conn had waited UPON
them went tn the back ssns,hls saI .ss one
uask nc remember receiving the boX on my head and
iAii'nS ai'sr that did not knsN anything Monday
rsess ~as shsn rseosnizrd ny wife. and daughter.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-03

THESE NICE DAYS CREATE A
DESIRE TO APPEAR IN NEW
THINGS TO WtaAR-RE;AD C-N
AIS AND LEARN WHERE TO
GET THE BEasT FOR THE LEAST
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

Die &cloungrn non frie9eriiden
SOrbereitlmgeu an Der oiterreidiih.
uugnriideu @reu3e miiiien itun 0es.
balb NIT 8oriidt auigenomnen ner.
Den, neil tie aus nitt eiuiuan0.
ireier Guelle fommen Ter 8ari.
ier Temps. Der Die eritc Wclouna
0ieier 9lrt -perbreitet bat, fam troB
ieiuer nabeu 9e3ie6uugen gum iran.
5oiiiheH uusnortigeu amte ais 90.
Derldiitg in oieiem Sale nidt be-.
tradltet fuer6en. Sier lit ofanbur
Der @unit mieoer einmal 6es ge.
onnten5 9uter. Ser ocutife ani.
Ter nlroe ieine Gorolonoiabrt nidlt
angetreten boben perln Der 1rieoe.
and MIR i'm gerugiten ge.
eridlene. Gem 0arn mir.
Dc Der aaiier Oabeim uitt 81 e1t.
iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-15

6enr9 2. SAGE ser inter ben Tent.
ihen in Staot mo 9ano it'd zines
groBeu 5ramoes. uu0 g~ctannteu.
trei5 erirelt. Bon boQ1nouden 81.
tern III Soma geboren un0 erloqen,
fam er ais iiH8cr Mann i'm Sabre
1881 uuh Cma5u, urbeitete pier
Sabre lang in Den II. Z. 8erftat.
ten unO nurne 1885 gtitaIieo Der
Gmaba goIijeinadt. glah 5tuaiidh.
rIger I%ienit3eit murOe or gum Ger.
gcantcn bei5roert, fungirta feds
Sabre lang ais Ghef Der @e5etn.
poli3ei un0 s Sabre ais 8oli}ei.
tapitan. Cam CAB or Den Goli3ei.
olenit aui un6 puroe untcr Sberifi
Sobn DicGonaI0 Geputn Sheriff.
Rad GbIauf icine5 Amtstermine5
I0iometc er it'd oem @~rmoeigen.
t1rmsban0eL mo erbicIt i'm Sabre.
1909 Die @rneuulmg ais Geputn
gunoesmnrihaQ. 4uh oieiem 90.
ten bat er treu un0 nit 8eidid
1orgeitauOen 5err Sa3e bat oas
3eug zines tiidtigen Sberiffs in lid.