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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
CROP OUTLOOK IS
BEST IN HISTORY
Buying Side Proves Popular
and Any Change is Expected
to Help the BuIIS-PriCeS
Take Drop During Day.
BY JosEPH-F. PRTTCHARD.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-As predicted
by the writer for some weeks past,
any change in the southwestern
wheat promise viii be for the worse
and the first messages from that sec
ton making claims of deterioration
were received here Thursday. These
reports came from northern Texas,
western Oklahoma and parts of Kan
sas and Nebraska near the close of
the day when wheat was at the lowest
levels.
Some OF those who sold early
changed front and viii be seen ON the
buying side, which caused reactions
of l-4m 3-Sc and while the May was
the smallest fraction lower, the July
was "A little higher. Had the deterior-
arion reports been received earlier in
the day and the trade generally cog
infant Of the contents of the messages
"a different story would doubtless
have been related here.
Generally speaking the crop out
look in the winter wheat belt is the
best ever known in the history OF the
trade and for this reason there will
De a change and any change 10 come
VIII be a help 10 the bulls and allow
those having wheat on hand to secure
profits.
The cash wheat situation lis any
that grain. Sales here Thursday were
5000 bushels and more than half of
this was taken 10y exporters at the
sea board. one set OF messages said
that Winnipeg was q seller of wheat
Tor foreign shipment but other ad-
Vances said that the best bids were
1 lee out OF line.
vt Minneapolis cash wheat was re-
ported as slow Northwestern Cars
were larger than a year ago at 295
cars. Western receipts were $4,000
bushels today compared with $4,000
bushels for the corresponding day enc
year ago.
The lin Patteu house believes
that wheat is too high under present
conditions. The mouthpiece OF the
Bartlett Frazier concern said after
the close today that while local inter
ests may try To hold prices or to adj
vance IL. there is nothing I'm the
Legitimate situation TO warrant the
present level of values and trat later
on II crop prospects continue favor
able prices are likely to suffer "a set
back.
Corn closed about lee lower for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20

May and 1-Sc lower for the July.
while Sept. was unchanged. There
was a lack of cash demand. with sales
OF only 5000 bushels, and this caused
considerable selling, coupled with the
fact that Argentine corn parcels We're
offered elf. Atlantic ports at 6S 1-2c.
first half March shipment There
were $4,000 bushels received at
western markets Thursday, which
was only a little over half the re-
ceipts of a year ago. Chicago re-
ceiyed 300 cars. but expects only ia
Friday.
Oats closed without much change
with the May stronger. This market
followed the course of corn.
Liquidation Of hog products was
popular today and prices closed lower
cash trade quiet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW It

alarming Increase and remarkable
DrevaIencv OF kidney disease. While
kidney disorders are among the most
common diseases that prevail they
arr almost the last recOg nized By
Datients. who usually content them
selves with doctorng the effects.
while the original disease constantly
undermines the system.
4 Trial VIII Convince Anyone.
Thousands OF people have testified
that the mild and Immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root. the great kidney. liver
ana bladder remedy. is soon realized
and that II stands the highest for it's
remarkable results in the most dis
tressing cases.
Symptoms Of Kidney Trouble.
Swamp-Root is not recommended
for everything but IL you suffer from
annoying bladder troubles, frequently
passing water night and day, smarting
or irritation IN passing brick-dus or
sediment headache, backaChe. lame
back. dizziness poor Indigestion,
sleeplessn ess, nervousness, heart dis
turbance due to bad kidney trouble,
skin eruptions from bad blood, neu-
ralgia. rheumatism, lumbago. blOat-
ing. irritability, wOrnout feeling. lack
Of ambition, maybe loss of flesh or
sallow complexion. kidney trouble in
It's worst form may be stealing upon
you
Swamp-ROot is Pleasant to Take.
II YOU are already convinced that
can purchase the regular ffty-cent
ard one-dollar size bottles at all drug
stores.
Samnle Size BOTTLE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20

Weak and unhealthy kidneys cause
so much sickness and suffering and
when through neglect OF other causes
kidney trouble is permitted 10 con
tinue. serious results may be expected.
Your other organs may need atten-
ti0n-but your Kidneys should have
attention first because their work -
most important.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
USE INSTRUMENTS
TO TORTURE BEAST
Washington Humane Society
Has Museum of Horrors
Exhibits Taken From Men
Accused of Cruelty.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O-Visitors
rave over the magnificence of Wash
ingtons public buildings and private
dwellings, praise in unStinted terms
its trees, terraces and gardens, ad-
mire it's countless beautiful women
and then condemn its horses.
Did anybody ever see more miser-
able looking horses" is a question
often Overh card on the streets.
Without entering a plea of guilty
or not guilty, it Is only fair to say
that there is no fault to be found
with the local humane society. It's
president, w. S. Hutchins, and its
secretary, John p. Heap, have never
been lax in their duties, as the rec
ord of court convictions will show.
Here, in the headquarters of the
Humane society is a provoking
display Of instruments of torture
taken from men the society has caus-
ed to be arrested for cruelty to an
finals. The collection might we'll be
called a modern chamber of horrors.
Pointing to an iron pipe four feet
long and two inches in diameter, a
recent visitor TO the chamber of
horrors" asked If it were possible
that twO-legged brute ever struck
fOur-legged one with that.
Taken From Ash Cart Drives.
Yes, that pipe was taken from a
negro driver of an ash cart by a po-
liceman who reported the case to us
after arresting the fellow" said Sec
rotary Heap. The policeman caught
the negro in the act of beating a
poor old decrepit horse. The pow
erty and ignorance of the defendant
were responsible for letting him off
with a fine, although he almost broke
his faithful beasts back. He plead
ed that he believed that it was i'm
possible to hurt the horse.
Citing a case of sheer hard-heart-
edness. Mr.. Heap said:
For instance, this is what an un-
couth, illiterate blacksmith made for
the use of another uncOuth, illiterate
and called it a homemade jaw
breaker
Mr. Heap took off a peg on the big
wooden easel where lot of the rel
les hung. a curious construction of
wires and bolts and bits of iron,
which he held up for examination
as he talked.
This is patterned after the manu-
featured article originated for the
tanning of mustangs on the Texas
plains. The miserable animal which
wore it, while pulling an ancient ash
cart about the suburbs of the city,
was found with mangled tongue and
bleeding Jaws. and was at once turn
ed over TO veterinarian for merci-
taken into the police court.
His plea was that he hadn't time
to be lookin all the time at his
mule; he was maxim a Twin
4 Wooden Pitchfork.
The next implement OF torture ex-
amined was taken from a man pos
seSsing a violent temper IL is a
wooden pitchfork that was used for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
EGZGEn1 "a
Stopped
ZEM0 Proves a Wonderful Success
Stops Itching Instantly and
Brings Permanent Results


Don't thInl that eczema. that nearly
irives you wild. can't be gotten rid Of. 10
ZEMO Is al YOU need TO do IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20

Root
ter %
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Of
o
al o
KHmer Co. Bnghann Y BE read this offer in the
S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
SUFFRAGET HAS A NEW WAY TO
ATTRACT ATTENTION TO cause"

NEW YORK. Feb. 90 - While
Charles Seymour Whitman. New
Hork's fearless younZ district attor-
ney. Is prosecuting police grafters and
city treasurv "boodlers" Mrs Whit
man IS equally active as a leader OF
the suffrage forces. When the suffra-
gists gave "A bah recently Mrs. Whit
man stood guardian by a big Saliva
ton army Kettle and sold tickets
With a drum stick she attracted at
tentiOn 10 the kettle into which the
price Of the ticket was dropped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
BOAT RULES TO APPLY
Hydro AeropIanes Must Garry Life
Preservers on Trips.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Hydro-
aeroplanes must carry life preserVers.
whistles. port and starboard running
lights and all the other pdraphc T-
MALTA prescribed FOR motor boats un-
der a ruling made Thursday by the
department Of comnerce-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20
A Wooden Pitchfork.

The next implement OF torture ex-
amined was taken from a man pos
sessing a violent temper IL is a
wooden pitchfork that was used for
stabbing a splendid young mare In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20

This clean. anti
septic solution Eoe.
TO the very root %.
eczema and con.
ouers 81 as lt doe
other skin nGeC.
lions. It's relief 4,
immediate and &C.
results Do ting. IL
NO hcs often beer
irnifnt . but post
tivelvne yer eqCnled
will surprise you
rs s. has 90 nnn1
Others. by leaving
your kin as clear al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-20

never had eczema 81 Jour life. Sou Wi
bottfs Of ZEMO right away-now. Their
no more excuse Tor enduring such nl.rr.
ZENO g. sold and guaranteed 10y lrucci
-veryV.here and in >ou.A Bend hy J.. g..
i.andou ChHs tuuHIeY g. CO.. Ralph huSs
Drug store. K T. Millions Drug store.
Ind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
Los Elementos Derrotan a las Milicias
Del Estado.

Siete companies he Guardia Nacional
de- Texas. furron obligadas anoche a
rvacuar su ~campamrnto del crmcntcrio
IN Fort Brown ante In tempcStad que
So abatio sobre la ciudad. En- menos De
una bora FL pluviometro subio mas de
tres p~ulgadas. siendo este 81 aguaeero
mas fuerte que hacaido en- esta comarca
en- mas de seis mcses.
Ia ciudad Y suS alredcdores quedaron
ancgados en- I'M instante: I'll aqua corria
por las GALES como I'm torrcnte. inca
paZ de ser tontenida por las atarieas y
d~cSagucs. La clcctricidad atmosferica
intcrrumpio la del alumbraho. v por
espacio dc media bora la ciudad quedo
tinieblas.
Los pcor librados fucron los milician-
as acampados en- Il ccmrntcrio. Las
drprcsiones causadas por la rctirada re-
cientc dc los ataudeS. pronto 81 c0nvir-
theron en- profundos charcos. las tiendaS
50 d~crrrmbaron y pronto TODD qnedo
sumeriido on dos pies H. aqua.
Is tres o cuatrocientos infanteS que
ALI So hallahan. rccogieron apresurada-
mcnte TODD la que pudieron salvar Y EN-
Drcndi"ron m NcrilglnoSa fuga Sobre
In ciudad. Gala dos hasta los huesos V
fatigados por 81 peso ADDITIONAL del aqua
que empapaha sus c~fectos.
Los oficlaleS \ los f~uncionarios de- Ia
ciudad cmpezaron des,ir lurgo a procur.
ar con tela diligcncia I'm ahrigo pro-
v%iSional para las tropas. quienes. sea
dicho on su honor. pasaron esa noche
toledana sin perder I'm apiece dc buen
humor. convirtiendo en- motive de diver
sion los rigores de la intemperie.
Desde su llegada Brownsville. los mil
%icianos hantcnido va. con la de anoche.
dos agradahles experiencias dc la vida
miliiar hahirndo si,lo In nrimera cuando
q sn llegda Observation-Disclosures
y su llgada. So virron obligados a dor
mir Dor TERRA, por falta de lechos de
..campana. ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
THEN and NOW.

Just one hundred and twenty I've
years ago today was the first nre~idcn-
Itial inauguration in the United states.
The ceremony took place on the balcony
of Federal Hall in Wall Street. New
York. which city was then the federal
Irapital. Dawn of the inauguration day
was greeted with a salvo Of artillery and
practically all OF the $4,000 inhabit ants
Of New York and manv visitors from 9th
.er cities throngcd the streets. The church
bells were rung and M ~ a troop ~
horse. Two companies Of ~grrnadicrS and
IIighlanlcrS i'm kits escorted the prc>i
dent elect in "A coach Of state To the
scene of the ceremonies. Livingston. the
chancellor of New York state. admins
tered the oath of office. Washington's
~fervent response was met with cheers.
live George Washington. Prcsi
dent ~ the United States from thou
sands Of throats. From Federal Hall
Washington went 10 the n~eighboring Il.
|Paul's chunch to attend divine services.
Artillery roared and bells rang through
out the afternoon and evening. At dusk
DOH-llTt> anu liTcNoThS irhitu up INV
streets and gala bells were held. which
continued into the following May day.
Today on the steps Of the United
States sub-treasury building. the exact
spot where Washington stood when h.
took the oath Of office. stands his bronze
statue. whose legs have been worn shin
my by the urchins of Wall street who
have tried To climb up to touch the
bronze hand of the father of the country.
The point today is called the monetary
nerve center Of the country. The trees
whirh shaded the narrow thoroughfarc
in Wa~shington's day have MI gone and
all about are buildings whose stony mo
notony towers several hundred fctt above
the scene. The land where Washington
stood sold nj $50 a square fc,t ~ that
time: today il is valued az SG00 II square
foot, and is one Of the most valuable
tracts in the world. The buildings about
IL are said 10 represent a real value Of
-:~iO0.O00.OOO and in their vaults here o.
dinarily rcposes about a ,ixih or an
the money in the United Statri.
A stones throw away. ~. I'aul'S
church stands with its back to Broad
way preserved just as il was when
Washington knelt there for his firsi
pyrayers rs President of the Gated
States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
ROBO AUDAZ DE UN BANCO.

III microbes por Ia tarde. 'en Willis.
.lngar sltuado n cuarenta Y sicte millas
nj norte de Houston. sohrc al lntcrna-
tional and Great Northern Railway. TIT
vo lugar I'll robo mas audaZ que So reg
istra en- los anales De In ciudad.
Tn bandido Sc intrudujo en- I'll Willis
and State Bank a la bora en- nue. el ca
Zero ST. cncontraba solo V habia pocos
trnseunteS ena la calle. V ap~lntandole
nm rifle L. intimo n que le entregara los
fondos DC In institution. 'Quiero ORC y
hilletes' dijo perentoriamentr el asal-
tante.
FL %caiero. Sam Beard. .Jr.. no viendo
manera dc oponerse entrego n su extra
no clicnte una bolsa De dinero " I'M dia-
mantle que llevaba EN- In camisa. V. por
mandate del ladron que siemnre apun-
taba con su rifle. salio con el del banco
v 10 acompano hasta 81 patio de la esta-
cion. en- donde FL bandido 10 despidio.
Beard Embellishments dio aviso del
.atentado v On nm inStante varias patrul-
las H. ciudadanos salian en- hnsca del
handido. nj que una de elias dio alcance
POGO dcspucs. hiricndolo gravemente.
Cuando I'll herido fue rcgrrsado a
Willis. So lie idienifico como I'M tai Parks
V Sc le recoglio el dinero V ell diamante
lie Que habia despoiado a Beard. 10 pri-
nero por valor de cerca de $1,000.
Parks diio al sheriff Anderson. del
condado de Montgomery. que hace I'M
ano do muerfe a I'M velador en- Jack
Sonvillc. y a otro antcriormcnte on Mex
leo. pero mega haher pariicinaio en- FL
primer roho de nue fue obieto I'll hanco
lie Willis hace dos amos. delito cue -
le ~atribuia.
AZ ser herido V aprehendido. Parks
habia VA arroiado $ urifie, ~creyendose
libre de ioda persecution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
NAUFRAGIO DEL vAPOR SIBERIA.

Toxic. mayo 1.-Ei vapnr Siberia. con
ochenta pasajerps. - rsia hundiendo en-
Ia costa de ForinuSa. E.Sta manana Ia
telegrafia sin hilos %iaronrsa r~ccii,io las
scnaels SOS. del Siberia a Ia altura
dc la isla kiushiu.
Cuando las s~cilales del Siberia Sc ex-
tinguieron 81 brique csiaba encallado a
s"is millas dc In costa dc Formosa. En-
ire los p%aSalcros 81 encucnira Mrs.
Francis Burton. esposa del gobernador
general dc Fiiipinas. Tn buque lie
guerra iapones va en- canine sobre u
lugar del naufragio.
Toxic. mayo 1.-Llegaron anoche A.
iarmantes noticias de Formosa. al efec
Ia de que Sc supone que los piratas
chinos sou los culpables del naufragio
del Siberia. La tripulacion consta dc
doscientas personals.
Toxic. mayo lei cruccro ingles
Minotauro aviso anochc habcr llegado
al punto donde " %encuentra II Siberia
en- parage dc corricntcS pcligrosas al
sur de Formosa. Su tripulacion es chr
ma Y su oficialidad europea. Lleva cua-
tracientos pasaperos de t%crcero clase.
Mayo En- consul americana en-
Tamsiu Formosa. informa haber dido
deer que I'll Siberia Sc hundio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
PARA LA CREACI.
ON DE LA IONA NEUTRA.

Washington. mayo 1.-El dcparta-
mento De estado esta VA considerable
In proposition inglesa para establcccr
una zona neutra en- Tampico. Se gree
que los rebeldes no querran conceder
tai IONA. pero Sc consldera possible que.
que 81 los Estados Unidos. Inglaterra
V Alemania Sc combinan acaben por
tai territorio neutral. con 10
cual So conscgnira cuando menos la
nrotcccion de los pozos dc petroleo. Fl
departamento dc cstado ha vacilado en-
adoptar una resolution que pareceria
agresiva para los rebeldes en- Tampico.
los cualcs luchan por capturar la ciu-
dad. en- 10 cual. los Estados Cnidos no
quieren Intervene.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
REFUGIADos QUE REGREsANAN A
TAMPIC0.

Comunican dc Galveston que hoy. en-
II vapor Alabama. tomaron pasalc pa
IN Tampico cuarenta americanos dc los
que salirron de ALA recientemcnte. To
roliferos. en- donde sus Interests ,s-an
sufriendo por falta de cuidado. pu"sto
que solo peones han quedada aI;d pa
ra cuidar dc los valiosos pozos de pet
roleo V dc los damas implementos de
la exploitation. III potroleo Sc esta der
ramando sobre FL Panuco. causando In
perdida De muchos millones de dollars.
.Junto con estos cuarenta. muchas o.
tras personals han seDarado pasaje en-
FL barco de la Gulf Coast Fruit. como
periodistas. fotografos Y otros que desc
AMIR ALA mas pr curiosidad que por ne
gocio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01

ON one 10 two dollars for each offense.
his places candidates with small cam.
NV funds more nearly on equality
MI \ their wealthy rivals.
.'ruii.r reform aims M absolute W..
rrcy IN 'he vote. Ii siipulates that the
'"trr mus deposit his ballot. enclosed
I" an envelope. in a box which il placed
~ an isolated cabinet. n structure re-.
S%''nhling a tent. where he will be- com.
rlctrlv screened from the view ~ those
outside.
Persons suffering from alcoholism
form more than n quarter 81 the army
~ insan" IN Paris and the Department
II the Seine; and the number increases
rom year In year, according To figures
iuSi r'"le public by the municipality.
M additional argument. based on Off.
"fal argument. based ON official stats
'inH Nj thus furnished Ileputy Henri
Schmidt. md others who have been lead
~" 4 ugn-nuS anti-drinL campaign
lh-"r. bout Frame.
ca " q total ~ so.12S admitted 10
~" a>,lnms w the department men.
toned from 1857 TO 1911 the number of
mentally deficient. victims Of the drink
habit. was .I.3l5. The figures also show
that insanity in general as wei AN her.
.cditait insanity H. INCREASING. The ,r4pa
binriion "a alcohol, and strcnous life
Iof " NJ - J. among the reasons gen
for u ng number of cases Of hcrcd-
'itary insanity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
PRECAUCIONES PARA SALvAR
Ell PETROLEO.

Washington. mayo FL embaiador
ingles. Sir John Spring Rice.
propuso hoy oficialmente la creacion
dc una zona neutra para protcjer los
pozos depctroleo cerca de Tampico. Is
ia precaucion rcsulta dc los graves pc
ligros a que esta expuesto Tampico por
la enorme acumulacion de petroleo pro-
ccdcnte dc los pozos del interior. los
cuales Sc cstan dcrramando desde que
los americanos abandonaron la region.
Las perdidas por 81 p%etroleo inutiliza-
do son tambien muy grandeS.
Otro d. los motives que impulsaron
81 embajador inglcs. fue que aver los
constitucionalistas dispararon sobre 81
vapor Antilla. que Nevada bandera Gu
hama V estaba fondeado EN- 81 puerto de
Tampico. hiriendo n su timoncl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01

Paris, May. 1.-The Eiffel Tower has
been celebrating it, silver jubilee. On
April :. just - years ago. the French
flag was hoisted on it, summit. II was
the principal attraction Of the Exposi.
ton in 1889. Both at the time of its cree
tion and afterwards il was the subject
of hostile criticism on the part of ar
lists and men of letters.
The composer. Charles G0unod. the
great poets. Leconte de LiSle. Sully
~Prudhomme. Francis CuI~r. the novel
i>t. Guy Maupassant. united ia protest
ing against the disfigurcment 81 Paris
by n structure which would not be- tol
Grated even by commercial America
Other critics declared that il would no
last twenty years. hut il stands today a.
strong as ever 10 vindicate its creators
the symbol and triumph Of modern in
dustry. For the Eiffel Tower was the III
onecr Of the light metallic construction
which makes possible by it, supplrnc~s
and enormous strength the most daring
conceptions Of the architect and engin
Ger.
The famous tower is. indeed. n miracle
of lightness with all its 5000 tons of
metal a. a simple calculation shows.
IL a model ON the scale Of ~one-thousandth
were made il would be- IL inches high and
would only weigh - ounces. the weight
Of a thick sheet 81 paper.
Al first hardly more than an engineer
ing curiosity. the Eiffel Tower found it,
vocation when wireless telegraphy was
invented. Now the correct time and u
budget of the latest news il flashed from
IL twice daily 10 ships at sea and far-off
French colonies in Africa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
FIN PROXIMO DE HUERTA.

Veracruz mayo LA opinion gene
raj de los RESIDENCES de Nercaruz es que
la salida dc IIuerta del poder no cs mas
que question De mas cuantas semanas.
Con III principal fucnte dc recursos cor
tada aqui Y otras igualmente cortadas
en- la costa del Pacifico. con Tampico
aislado por los rebcldes. Sc cree que
Huerta acabara por aceptar ~cualquicra
oportunidad que le permita retirarse con
dignidad.
rs opinion mriicana de esia lorali-
dad que 81 lluerta s. rrtlra. los rebel
DIES no podran establecrr I'm gobirrno
establc. Y tai vez en- el fondo muchos
descarIan que los Estados tnidos con
tinuaran ocupando "A Veracruz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01
FL CONSUL AMERICANA
WUlvE A PEDRAS NEGRAS

uno de los primeros actos del general
Murguia, al asumir FL mando de la plaza
de Piedras Negras. ha sido pedir al con-
sui Americana William II. Blocker que
volvicra a ocupar su puesto. lIabiendo
resuelto Il departamento de estado que
81 consul obrara libremente. v obtenida
del general Murguia la seguridad verbal
de que tanio I'll como todos los extran-
Jeros gozarian de absolutas %garantias,
e leonsul volvio a liar su bandera en- 81
consulate. FL general informo al ON
sui Blocker que. tan luego como publ
era concluir las reparaciones del ferro-
carril. iria a Sabinas con objeto de- pro-
curar que las propiedades de american
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-01

Por in~fornes llegados dc Juarez. s.
sabe que las tropas federales dcrroiadas
sucesivamcnte en- Torreon. San Pedro Y
Monterrey. Sc habian concentrate en- FL
Saltillo, ultima plaza conservada por
Huerta en- In frontera. Pero la desmo-
ralizacion 81 ha a%porderado esaS %iro"as
v desde hace varios dias. rota l"da dis
ciplina. Sc han entregado al saquco y a
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