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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
"sHANonAlEp" is THE DE.

"sNANoNAlED is THE DE.
scriptiye title OF the latest episode
In tho great film serial. The Nil.
lion Dollar Mystery" which opens
today at tho Colonial theatre. Tho
Black Hundred. believing that they
have safely made away with Flor
enco. cast tho die for the next vie
tim Just what happens TO Nor.
ton. the reporter. 10 shown In dc.
tall. The big scenes In this chap.
ter include thrilling rescue from
the sea. 4 burning yacht IN mid.
ocean. from which daring escape
IL made IN a small boat. The lat.
est News Pictorial. an educational
picture and two comedies. fea.
turing Buster Brown. complete the
picture program.
PATHE ANNOUNCES THAT
ono OF their actors has received
the first war modal awarded by
Gen. Joffre. OF the French army. II
was given for Conspicuous brav.
cry ia action" Escofficr. tho actor.
10 a corporal IN the Dragons.
IN TAKING "rhE AZTEC
Treasure" twopart Eciair drama.
the action required that Bob"
Frazier should sink IN tho quick
sands twhere he had taken refuge
from pursuit). In the rehearsal.
Frazier did 30 well that the d.
rector ordered the camera man not
TO miss foot Of H. IL was only
when Frazier shouted for help that
his real plight was realized. lie
Was pulled out Just In time.
THAT LITTLE "Hoeo PIANO.
the partner OF tho Green, McHenry
& Deane combination nj tho Glenn
mer. win be introduced 10 Seattle
folks today. Mary Pickford viii OF.
fer The Song OF tho Wildwood
Flute" Others shown include a
George AIDE fable: a light drama
entitled. Her Trip 10 New York;
an out West story. Wards Claim"
and pathe's Daily News" with tho
latest happenings OF tho world.
THE FALSE MAGISTRATE"
flour reeis) of the sensational
"Fantomas" series OF pictures, Ia
being shown ht the Glass A theatre
until Saturday night inclusive.
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obrien won hairllne decision
AFTER ono OF the fastest ring con.
tests ever Witnessed In this city.
When Danny left Seattle he had
the poundage OF a welterwcight. Dis.
patches do not state the weight at
which the two will meet. but II IL
hardly likely o'Rrieu has taken off
enough weight since his departure
10 put himself In the foatherwoight
class. White In not natural light.
weight. SO there probably win not be
great variance OF weight.
The bout with White Ia the mo.
mentous battle OF o'Driens career.
and Danny. always popular hero.
has all tho Seattle boxing fans hop
ing for his success
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and stated his losses 10 be $1,000.
The patronage has been poor in
Victoria all season. and the war ex-
element which now prevails in
Canada has almost Eilenced tho
click Of the ball park turnstiles.
N bingham gives Vp the club the
franchise Will be Immediately trans
ferrcd over 20 Everett. Owner
Dugdale 10 sponsor for that infor-
nation.
II am a BIT inclined To doubt the
veracity OF the story" Dugdale de-
clared today. But in the event
that bingham does withdraw. then
the club will be put into Everett"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
SEATTLE BOY TO
FIGHT CHARLEY
White SEPT. 7

A Seattle boy may send glimmer.
fns the aspirations OF Charley
white. tho chicagoan who hopes TO
b hghtweight champion OF the
world. lie is Danny o'Brien. one OF
the eievercst of the boys who have
oat,lcd With the padded mitts nj
Seattle smokers. o'nrien and White
have signed articles calling for a sO.
round bout In Denver Labor Day.
oBrfen originally hailed from
Portland, hut moro recently has
made his homo here. He didn't lose
nght here. and the closest he
ever came TO meeting reverse was
IN a bout with Ray Campbell. an.
other we'll known Seattle boxer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
PHOTO PLAYS

ciemmer Until Saturday Night
Tho Song OF tho Wildwood
Flute" Mary Pickford drama
"Tho Fable OF Learning" George
Ado comedy. Her Trip 90 New
York." comedy "ward's
Claim" Western drama: "Pathe's
Daily SewH.-
Class A Until Saturday Night
"The False Magistrate" five part
instaliment OF "Fantomaa." Stop
ping tho Limited" EHEanay com.
edy-drama: "A Canine Rival" I'd.
ison comedy.
Colonial Until Saturday Night
"shanghaicd.- two-part current
chapter OF The Million Dollar
Mystery: Hearst Selig News Pic
toriai": buster Brown. Tixs and
tho Goat" Edison comedy: South
African Mining Industry" oduca-
pencence." vItagrAph comedy.
orand Until Saturday Might
Tho Jungle" feature drama.
Mission All Week
The Call OF tho NORTH" With
Robert Edeson.
Alhsmbra Until Wednesday Night
Tho Sea Venture" two-part
drama. Animated Weekly" ''Get
Out and Got Under" Paths com
edy.
Melbourne All Week
Dark" closed for alterations,
open Saturday night.
odeon "Wednesday
Tho Morning Star and "A
Busy Bee, Keystone comedies:
Out Of the Might" tworsel Dom
ino: The Farce" comedy, and
"Poiitcness Pays" drama.
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Copyright. 1874. BY the Newspaper
Enterprise Assoclatlon.)

s%f kff~N T~~RNf@RS'fV
Last night I read TO Aunt Mary
parts OF my diary. Che seemed
very much Interested and said:
"Margio. wonder why you don't
edit that a little and publish it,
"Oh. Aunt Mary. do not think
any paper would publish it--it IL
too true. You see. I have not
glossed over anything J say things
that all women think--when they
think at all--but not what il pub
llshed.
Most OF the womsn's stuff that
II published In books or In the
newspapers. Whistler woman
writes II or not. II not what q
woman ought 20 think.
"Yon zee. ! have not written this
for my readcrs'--i have written II
because IL IL a history OF my ex.
periences, tho experiences OF my
friends and acduRntanccs and
what have thought OF their ex-
periences.
1t would probably sound ~
though I we're n very EelfsAtisfiet
and egotistical woman 10 the aver
age reader. but you know am not,
Aunt Mary. ! am only seeking for
the true solution OF LIES great
conundrum."
Aunt Mary seems 10 think Just
because this diary OF mine IL true
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
war HAS PUT ONE
~. CLUB OUT:
VICTORIA TO QUIT

Directors OF tho Northwestern
league readily agree with Gen.
sherman's celebrated description
OF war.
While European hostilities have
had general effect on baseball
throughout the country, the con
flict has not been felt at home" 30
severely ms II IL today. The up
heaval across the big pond now
threatens 10 cause tho withdrawal
OF tho Victoria club from the
league.
Owner Joshua bingham an
nounced yesterday that he was
ready 20 surrender his franchise,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
M'lOUGHLIN NOT
Beaten IN YEAR

NEWPORT. II. l.. Aug. s6.---The
tennis season probably viii PASS
without having resulted IN a single
defeat for Maurice +. McLoughliu,
the young Californian. who. by this
years performances. has won rec
IGNITION as the greatest player IN
the universe. Yesterday McLough.
lin. with his partner. Thomas c.
bnndy. won the national doubles
title here for q third consecutive
time. gaining permanent possos.
sion of the cup.
McIoushiin and Bundy won the
cup by defeating Geo. NJ. Church
OF New York and Dean Mathey of
Crawford. y. j.. IN three straight
sets. So. 81. &C..
r. Norris Williams. who lost the
Davis cup for America. defeated
VIM. Johnston. the star Californian.
81. sc. So. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
BOW WOWSHOW
HERE sept. 3

Bow vows of all sorts and do
seripuons have been entered Tn
tho annual Seattle Kennel club
bench show. which opens Sept. 3
Tor three days. Entries closed
Tuesday.
day.
This IL the first time the show
VIII be conducted with the pedl.
gree requirements removed.
DIT. George w. Clayton OF Chi.
easo has been selected as Judge.
He Ia one of the best known Off.
Gals In the country.
Entries have been received from
all parts OF the Pacific Northwest.
Dogs ara coming from as far as
California. and British Columbia
viii be well represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
IN OTHER LEAGUES

AMERiCAS--Detroit 2. washinston / f;
Philadelphia 81. 81. Louis 90; Cleveland
!. Boston ! REV York .. Chicago 0.
NATIONAI.-Boston T. Chicago !.
PiitsbyrE z. Phnadsiphia 0.
FEDERAT>--No saFnss schsduied
NORTHWESTERN ., Victoria
4; Vancouver .. Ballard o.: Spokane 4.
Tacoma 0.
COAsT--oahiand 3. Sacramento 0; Gan
Francisco 10. Portland 4. Los Angeles q.
Venice Q (cniled on account Of darkness }
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
RESIDENCE THEATRES
A. the Home Until Frld.v

Tho Trey O. Hearts" No. 1.
three parts: "out OF the Valley"
drama: Detective Dan Cupid"
comedy: Jimmy Kelly and tho
Kidnabers," comedy.
A. the Pleasant Hour Until Friday
"Jucille Love. No. H." two parts,
Tho Lost Arrow" drama: The
ORR in Pants" comedy: "The
Crash" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
3FED CLUBS PAY

CHICAGO. Aug. e6.-President
Gilmore. Of the Federal league. adj.
mitted today that only three clubs
In the outlaw circuit. Buffalo. Chi.
cago and Baltimore. are making
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
TACOMAN is THIRD

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 26.--Jss.
Barnes. formerly OF Tacoma, tied
for third place in Tuesdays play
I'm the 7-2-hole open tournament.
uis score was lAg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
ROCK-A-BY GEORGE

BOSTON. Aug. ga scheduled
ie-roun6 bout between Sam Lang.
ford and George Cotton ended In
the fourth round. when dusky Sam
put Cotton to sleep with a heavy
blow on his law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26
4TH PLACE FOR US

VICTORIA. Aug. 2G.-Seattie r.
In fourth place IN the Pacific Coast
Cricket tournament. losing the
opening game OF the season to Vic
TORN. LII 20 l76.
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MINER BROWN QUITS

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.--"Three-
Fingered Mordecai Brown. former
manager OF the st. Louis Fedcrala.
has announced his retirement from
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FORD IS THROUGH?

BUFFALO. ". Y. Aug. 2s.--Rus-
sell Ford. leading pitcher in the
Federal league. Is probably through
as a twirler IA a result OF an In.
Jury 20 hla anime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26

ANGELES BEER is for SALE with free delivery at
best Family Liquor Stores, or may be obtained by
telephoning Main $780, Beacon $780, Ballard to4o,
or Beacon 1862.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26

FhNc0uFtr " 2 2 III
Two-bas. lits-Haworth, Powell. Ben
mott. shaw. hccnn. Three-bass hit
Wotsii- Stolen bascs--HAworth, Shaw.
Struck oui--Caiiahan ?. Harsted s. Bases
on bAiis-cAiiahan 2. Harsted i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-26

CHICAGO. Aug. 2G.--Bill James.
the Boston Brave pitcher. has been
SO successful. Manager Stallings Ia
scared 10 death the Feds are after
him. James beat the Cubs yester-
day. Boston winning. 4 TO l.
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THE VIRCINUS HOTEL

v6Ufnis -. and Eighth Az. Tee Cars Via
Westtshs Az.
Ybooa E1fists 80.
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1.-THE purchaser to return or exchange bottles)
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that have been given up 60 die.

DO know other physician
whereof They build sanatoa out MARBLE but
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HOW They FINISHED

Totals ss..-ssZT ~ ~
sBsitsf for ecanion In ninth.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-28
VAR BfaO OKE UP
ANDERSO ON'S PLAN
WIN Have to Look Elsewhere For
--.l.. ~ tLast1 ~
Tent DuEing the Confederate
Reunion

Those who have In charge the mat
ire of securing tent for the ap-
preaching Confederate Veterans Re-
union, thought that It would be a sim
pie niatter to obtain a tent from the
war department. suitable for use on
this occasion and It would have been
easy enough, ordinarily, but since the
trouble has broken out IN Mexico the
Government will need all the tents
IT happens to own and therefore fine
lcomihfttee fappoititsd for the purpose
of setEing d tent Will have To look
,elseW here. II Is hoped tliat some ar
Eahgenieht can be made 10 borrow
one from tho Safuia Baptist ARsociG<
stion although It isgnot know whether
that body has u tent largo enough for
AhdekKo1f's nesdg. ThsFe IS no house
jn 4lilIeFao go enough 10 accom-
:mpdtate the Veterans curing the Basf-
hess sessions OF the body and the tent
solution is the only possible way out
'c1 the qaandry.
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MARRIAGE AT IVA
Mr.. Jas. r. Simpson, Popular Nell
Clerk on the G.. & w. c. Road

Iva, April 24-On last Thursday af-
ternoon at ) o'clock at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s. Sherard, Miss Mary
Sherard and Mr. James +. Simpson,
of Anderson, were married by Rev.
S. J. Hood. Miss Sherard Is one OF
Iva's most popular young ladies and
MIR. Simpson is one OF the popular
mail clerks Of the c. e. w. C. railroad.
Immediately after the ceremony they
left for their home In Anderson.
The out of town guests were Mr..
W. S. Sherard and mother, Mrs. j.
w. SheraFd OF AbbevilIe. Mr. and
Mrs. McCuen of Anderson, and Mrs.
Fred Deans OF Deans.
Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hall left We'd
nesday for Fair Forest to BEE their
daughter who is very Ill. Miss Halt
Is one OF the teachers in the High
School there.
Miss Birdie VariEa jackson Of
Storeville is spending awhile with her
sister, Mrs. d. A. Burrsss.
Among the shoppers at Anderson on
Mrs. T.sGI iEaelkson andf-s Rev. S. ].
Hood and wife.
Mrs. q. y Reid Of Anderson and
daughter. Mrs. Fred Dean Of Deans,
spent Thursday at the home OF Mr..
A. McAllister.
Mr.. Marshall Jones has been in
Greenville several days this week on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Simpson OF An
derson were guests Thursday of Mrs.
A. c. Townsend.
Mr.. Rouse, relief agent of the g.
& w. c.. is here this week in the alb
sence Of the agent, Mr.. S. M. Jones.
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ST n se EEsEEs sE:.ss sSs
MISS STE2llt tEtSS

az AaaneiaEnn Prnsa !

I Trinldad, Colo, April 24.-State
troops under command rf Adjutant
General John Chase tonight adYaneed
toward Ludlow. after occupying Lynn
and Asuilar: without Resistance by
the warring strikers. At Aguilar the
.miiiti6men released the company men
In the Empire and. South
western mines since Wednesday, All
the prisoners, Including j. w. Siple.
president OF the Southwestern Fuel
Company, were said to be unhsrmed.
The whereabouts OF the strikers, who
suddenly abandoned their Jtian of re-
sisting the troops az Lynn, was not
definitely known. 1t gelaraliy was
believed, however, that they executsss
the maneuver begun early In the day
and Inassed their forces In the Black
Hills, two miles north of Ludlow.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-28
JUST CRFPPaR AROUND

..sLr ~ -. H - sl. O. ID.
= Some people just cripple around
most of the days of their life, worth
about half what thes, might he to them
seItes ana their families, with an en-.
ersy gone and only duty dragging them
ab1lt their daily tasks. Thny donT
know what is the matter, and treat
tifst one sympt0m and then another,
without much result. The real trouble
Is that the s,lDod is not rich enSiigk fn
fupPiy the demands of the sysfafn
Fhis lack OF the necessary efsfhenfs
may manifest itself In neryouanV Vss. IN
indigestion, In, rheumatism, Id AnfAsfh
liont in that "eil gone" feeling. Just
FiYe yourself q chance BY making
your blood all, right and see how quick
nature Will give you poise and energy
MANY OF yotlr neil ighbors have redeemed
lives .aIiIts5 ship tse6 by the faith
iuE use OF hrs. Joe Pei SotI's Remedy
y hieh Is q great eliminsnt ana tonic.
lt clears away &he ksSp sses and
then builds np the systesll That was
me case with Ear. John +. Pettigrew OF
HbuEg, n. G., who pnys .SeYerai
yeafa ago was suffering from issSi.
Eestion. For three months r had "a
live on milk and bread. I was 3DsE q
.~eak and nervous as i could be. Eight
Sotf les OF Mfs, Joe Persona Reriety
CURED me. afteF The Doctors medicine
{ Sl can buy this great remedy al
MOTT druggists. II yours DOESN'T hava
InR ynil EAnn GInliaa- IN fIaza z1laa11aasE .
-. siT ca s5Ss, \. g., I,
ssssy VIII supply you.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-28
LOCAL BOY WON
SECOND PLACE
Be0yfss Of Anterior Was d CIose
see6nd For College Of Charles.
ton AZ Rock Hill

Dispatches reaching Anderson from
Rock Hill last night said that r. f.
Broyies of Anderson. representing the
College of Charleston, won second
place in the State OratorIcal Contest.
held at Rock Hill last night.
r. J. Syfan of AbbevIlle, represent
ing Wofford college, won first place
while H. D. Smith OF Yorkville, rep
pesenting the Presbyterian College Of
South Carolina. captured the third
honor.
People OF this section will take a
particular pleasure In knowing that
first and second hon6rs came to Able
Vile and, Anderson counties and they
Will be proud of the showing made by
Messr5 Syfau and BroyIes.
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Demonstrate u Likes
The Present Outlook.

j.. w. Tiothrock. county demonstra-
tor for Andetson has returned 10 the
city after trip OF inspection all over
the county. .Mr. Rothrock says that
ne ds well with the progress
the faf:iters are inakFig ana that they
are going ahea1, slowl, but surely.
II: says that II the fair weather
continGesi fer few days practically
all of tie Farmers In the county win
helup, with stlieif work lby. tie middle
of neSt week. According to the dem
{ {lSt cators tbe,+:E.," RS ere not wnryn,d
by tiIesca5on hefnE late and are do
ing thc:rstsofk ( az thoroughly as ever.
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ZEE BELToN JOURNAL
New Paper Is5aSd for sf,s Rssi6Sf$ 4s
The People OF the Stshd.PIp6 city.

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naner tbsa tho. SS;SirStna Niu Vi ness- 40
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bo r,,o,,do 4 Gna,,sa .L ahu SuitoI L WIZ u
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aa,,ar yori. n,r " cSdSa. .enss ne 70 Hems,
Inv H., 'in,.,iigonca. Se'oS oo We susaSeGG
tha ninnt ns .ss Sos.t oopay npn Sneh
was % ns,.chssad S e T,'n TS.unSo Sei.oh s Ssws
had siwavs strc,, IN ,beir % ha,D, .. ne,.on neno.
.:as nS siMays az" stueh 70 tnelr poIne paper,
1aJtnn naen -. ~ nan.! ge.i1nt n,,a OF
,y,,ss ~, pS i;Ss,. ~ ,th. sne Dy inLe,'senfer
nsTor mn hss Se sosnn ws s,e eney w,sneu q, ss inns
p.r,,na p Is, 1,ha Sue ,,so,i,S a.eu ~ tnc piant
b,,a tbe i,,s,,aas ,ns;.S vopsny. ,, ssnS
% nus he Eus.neSs management bnc
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Nellie Bewley.
Ett5tSsEY FOR THE WAR
G0teEnnaent Ways Of Raising E0au
for the Purpose. +.

R'ron the Wall Street Jouranl)
AT the outbreak of the war with
Spain in 1898, Congress authorized the
Issue OF SaQQ, 100000 per. cent bonds,
TO be used only With defraying The. ex-
penses incident to the war. This is
what! is commonly known as the 3
per cent loan OF l90S-19S, because It
was fedeemRble at the pleasure Of
the United States after 10 years from
date OF Issue and payable In 20 years
from such date, Only Sl9S,7S2, ,66O of
these bonds were DYER issued. Part
of the issue was since refunded into
2 pes cent consoles, and there is now
ding q total of $63,945, ago oe
which, i0a3 $40 anet reglatered and
IS12s9S2,120s coupon bonds. !.
J, The feature OF the loan was lis
Spopular reception la tie county GoIs
Bress sought to make IL SO, when Ii
odered the bonds to bea &Iasjde
in the den ominatfons of 500 or multi
pies OF that SUM. The law stated that
the bonds, were to be first offered at
par as q 'pspuiaT loan u1 der such reg.
suiations, prescribed BY Tho Saefefa ary,
as viii give the cltizena of, che United
States 20 participate ia sub bscfiptf6nB
to such loan; and IS aiIoting said
bonds. the several .gitbBcrfpEi OF
tndisiduals shall frat be accepted and
the subscriptions for the lowest am
cunts shall be first allowed.
Flow popular the offering was, is
shown by the. fact that there s:cse
232,224. subscriptions for the $500 and
less. of, which la0.573 were for $500
bonds, The Treasury department mad
made special efforts IN extend the OPP
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-28
Country kSckaSl s.
Closed sassfSn.

Several Anderson people went to
Green POND School last Thursday
night for the closing Exercises which
wore held by that institution. a
sfnall admission was charged to. tho
eEeEeiBes and fie sum of $18. 10 was
teAlized. The money, will be. used
Idfftng the coming summer months
for putting the school building In bet
ter shape. The exercises Thurgtiay
night consisted of recttatioii.s etc,
and the evening was very Interesting.
The handsoIus prize sor the student
:Ilaktilg the hest record during the
year vent to Miss Mamie Lee Girarti.
Another feature Of the evening was
the address deIlyered by DR. Lee
Sanders OF Anderson.
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Auto .Tfled. q
N.tSCiiahTkea.

NiiifsIn Kass salSds, Id . ven fEslbIS5n iiier.
chant OF Deans station, fiitd d rather
lpieesant e WITH the isspieas-
ufes OF aito lfiiig' ,yestefd day IIfSyfn
jag as ne feRch ed An son. Mr..
FAlf. FAlf 3t6l and 5wSfs atrfsle TO turn uirf
,slcogneF &C Maii ai. d Earle SstrSafa,
.inBn be lost S6fitf OF the hiachife,
IND 1t Ted to butt d tefephcHfitj
pole. Ne1tner Flf. fSoIsda nor his
colnpahiol1 snftered any injury, Sht
lshe le was B sdiy bruised ,nlS.
The nhacnthe was t5Ssed Co Gen. Archie
=. ~ tlrlIls here II received at
teEtioh. rs ssSs i.Y-'-N %
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(RY AsbocI IaIAd 49, 3

Washington, April "a. Nelson
oShaeg eghnessy American. charge
at Mexico City. his family and
stall and Consal General Shank
& lin and his star. arrived In Ver,.
'lfna from the Mexican ceYitai
ofight. 5, ~, 5
Rear Admiral lcietcl1ar report
sea 20 the navy department. late
1 9cnigL that gssbeciai train from
exfco city beafIng ChafR,a
sSheli ehnessey ana otker
nissirahs had arrived at 4
k1snt I'VE hsllea ONT from Vara
Cruz where. the track was torn
sip! a ffain from Vera Cruz.
g. seA. .A4s4s.se ssse charge Who had TeA he'd
the break In tie track. I
dhs admiral also reported
fsAat q rumoFi had reached AFax-,
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f9g detaiAea at vera cruz Ana
: fstlt IS A result General HueTta
Z ord ed Thai. no more Amer
Ssfa be Permitted to feaVe the
l6zscan pital.