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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-20

Corona Self-Basting Double
Roasting Pans of glazed steel
or one-coated enamel, tw o
sizes
S1.50 Roasting Pans at S9c
CSC Roasting Pans at 79c
Enameled Steel Double Boil
ers, white lined, blue outside,
2Iz-quart size, lot of 39c kind
TO close out at 29c.
Market or Shopping Baskets
made of whole willow, square
shape with substantial handles,
center Of three bands of woven
straw, two sizes
CSC Baskets at .44e
79c Baskets at .55c
Round Gas Heaters for the
bath room. cast iron base and
top, star burner, independent
shut-off, S1.19 kind Friday at
79c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Ser Slider
suSis iiber ietne @ulIe In Der RuIs
tureef9i@te.
lws tAstat. sussit uas sbssaa bsfaaHt o..
psisa ~ istn.

Sn ben elan3s unb ltdtburdfGutetrn
SdIen. bel prideInben Wolsermelobien
lru6 bar tpiesenoen Dsifs bes Sango.
EEner neueiten Gaune Serpfi9ores.
aptrb pieberum Die tan3enbe 0ament
epsIt au4 iene Spra4e reben bic iis
lnfIsin nur fpre4sn taun, bic aber bon
bsz mdnnli4en Sueeub tDobl perftans
bsn fetn min, mos aIIerbings oft ni9t
o9ne nn9bentltdes Rntsu unb untsr
nrnIIissn WtBperfdnbniffen sef4tsbt.
- cine Spru&e, bic tetns 2aute bat.
De man NIT ben augsu, ui4t NIT ben
DHrn berrimmt bereu luutIos tdns
b<lnbss Spiel oh ttefs @efiible, 70
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17

.-o--. 49, 49,, -. --J- --.-
bos Subr 9eO aus Sapan mad Gbina
sstontnen fein. Sn Sapon idenft
man nod bsuts Dem nsuseborenen
3naben Sdder = elm 3et9en, ipel9s
9eoeutuns man bieiem on fih unbe'
,u.snben @esenitanbe beilest. 2ange
9si. boben bic iapaniiden Solbaten
Ii9 zines eiiernen Galtfd4ers bebtent,
nit bem iie Ialutisrten. unb ben iie BET
@Tersieriibungen anftntt bes Sdbels
perpenbeten. Wit ben Sd9srn bdtteu
iie fdperIid BORT 4rtbur seitiirmt!
Sm Mittelalter ftnbet auf europdis
f9em 8oben Der Sd9er pielfa9 0rs
ipenouns gu tirdli9en 3peden, In Der
rDmifden &ir9e Biz ins Ia. Sabrf
bunbert, hi Der srtedtf9en uno armes
nif9en mod bsutautaee. Die TN Sabre
628 beriforbene 2pngobarbensR R6uigtn
Sheobelinbe ipetbte Der bon ibr erbaus
ten &atbebraIe tn Ronsa einen foftbos
rem SGder unb. itbt nod perben bel
boben 5eierli9feiten Dem papft ofpei
pfnuenipebel borunsetrusen. Sn ben
grsdbIungen aus Dem 13, unb IA.
Sobrbunbert ptrb iebp9 bes Sd9ers
bereits als etnes peibIi9en S4muds
ftiides Gripdbnung seton unb i'm 15.
uno 16. Sabrbunbert tff Ct In Stalien
unb Spanisn aIIsemein I'm @ebruu9.
Don bort fam er nod Deuti9lanb,
Jranirei9 unb England. Dte erifen
europdif6en Sd9er poren ni4t 5us
fammenIesbar, funbern 'beifunben aus
etnem betpegliden Sdbn9en on ldns
gem Stiel ober aus einem nit Ssbern
befebten Spiesel ober Rnopf, Der an
etnem Stiel befeittst mar. Gnbe bes
16. Sabrbunberts tpurbs es In Srant<
reid Site. ben Gd9er an elmer langen
3ette su trasen; Sultfd4er nn4 art
Der inbif9en unb 9tnsiifden, aus gls
fenbeinpIattsn oher Solafdb9eu unb
oft NIT bemaltsr Seibe beipannt. tuus
9en erii I'm IL. Sa1rtnrnbert auf.
unter Der Resieruns 2ubpiss XIV.
unb XVI. selanste IN Grantrei9 bic
Decentralization 5u befonberer 8liite
uno idpn 1878 purbe bort cine 3unft
Der Tdderma9er sesriinbst. Gin Be-
riibmtes pra9tfiid iit Der Sd9er, ben
BITE Stabt Dieppe i'm Sabre 1785 Der
RDntgtn Wurts 4ntotrtette f9enfte. Gr
ift gang aus gIfsnbetn uno fteIIt in
bur9bro9ener Irbeit ben @mpfuns
bes 25ntgs pprps bur9 Ileranber
ben @rpben bar. 9esen @noe ber
Resierunssseit 2ubtpies XVI. tpurbe
es fosar Robs, BITE Sd9sr NIT polis
tif9sfattrif9en 8ilbern ou f4miiden.
Sdufig finben mir auf ben 4rbeiten
aus bem 18. Satrbunbert 9ouu4es
Ralereien herborrneenber 4iinitler
no4 Standardization @emdlben
MntotR Wattenus, beB Useiifers ber
gtototossit Q6S4E1721). obsr Srnns
epis 9ou9ers, bes Walsrs ber @rn'
5ien unb 6eitsrH aebensgsnuHes Q703
BIB ITO. 3ur 3eit ber franaDfi'
i6en Rspotution tnm bsr Sd9er aus
oer Tobe, bod ipurbe Ct balb tpieber
bon ben Damen IN @naben aufgenpms
men. Dab au9 IN Seufdlanb bel
S46nes auf biefem 9ebtete funfge'
perbli9er Betdtigune sei4affeu tpiro,
aeigts I'm Sabre 1891 bic beutf4e Sd
9ernusfeIIuns IN Rarlsrube. bt unter
Dem protsttorate Der @robbersogtn
2uife bon 8oben itattfunb unb On ber
fi9 Die erfen beutf4en aiinitIer betsis
ligt hobeu.
Gin gut Stdd &ultursei9idt ldBt
ihb On Der Wonbluns bes Sd4ers TN
2nufs Der Sabrtaufenbe ftubieren. Ob
un{ers Domen tpobI' baran benten.
nenn iie unter plaubern uno 9a9en
ihr m ffhnuer 6onA fhisIen Inffen2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
HG(e fiji 5einCd6mec&er.

Ser ~Sberf9leiii9e Wanberer1 be-
ri9tet ous Ulpsloipib:
@renapertebr. 4m 1. unb om A.
bs. Rts. ipuroen bel BEN 9ren5iibsrs
gang aus golen auf Dem Reben5olls
amt II sipei SGne BON llebertretunsen
feftgefeIt. Sm eriteren Galle bunoelte
es fid um sipei pGd9en, bic cine Diier=
rei9ifde 5ruu in ber Sdide mits
brodts. obus iie sur 8er5olIung angus
mfIben. Sm atpeiten Sole mar es bic
Stau Rebeta Rotareer ous Sosnos
tptee, tpel9e in ibren 8eintlei6ern brsi
pfunb aGfs beriiberf9mpggeIte.
Sruu Rebeta Rptareers 2unbf9uft
f9etnt aus ben ausgeiudteiten S.ins
i9medsrn au beiteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Serl0rene
Wt0nneSfrQft

mir babsn stn punbIbats unb btRimmifs
SsHmiitsI snib,dt, rslhts mir sarantirtn,
BerIoreue Manntsfraft uue gtidjle6ts
HIDE ghmGhe eautrnb ju btiItn. 9Btnn.
mir nttt an 8srlbpitetnbsit ssbuuben
tpGrtn. 70 fSnnttn mir Sunnerte bon
eiSIiatn Befdtigunger Don alt unb
Sung porieissn, wsItt ibrt tussnb.
line Rraft miseu trlauet babtn.
Shidt cine rDOldr.Rpts" fir
cine S&a&tsl rGms See
Dsutf6t cbtr snsliius 4ors.
lpoubtnjtu trresn firth &c.
bsim ssbaItsn unb In sinsm
sinfa&m Srisf. llmitIas
TIE |. Berger PRarmaeaI Co.
Statiun 9. philadelphia, Pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Smnier 8eguent.

Smmer 8eqnem.
gt iSnnsn ps&fsIn Sbrsn Gbsd.isbtn absas
Hs 9 ubr. $f.00 r5fntt cine Sparttnlassl,
ahlt 8 Trp,tnt 3tnfsn. Ss iBGnsH ;isbsn Str
Stib tsbtn Sag I'm Sabr pbnt ssinbisuus.
8hrsf&aftIt@ btpoamS@tiste astntrn ffir BE
dmmilt&sn Sc Sransailantif&tn unb afifta
Dampftr eiutsn. @isbt fir Rsltn bic befe
Ausflnft unb nisbrisift prsift.
Die Rpinriats Abtbtiuus fertisf sfBpnma4ttn
aus pni&isetnt stltBlttt Dpiumtntt ID aleu
.Hrspdtf&sa Spra&sn an. 8ticrst pdlTs fiir
6Hrer ppu ben Der. Siaattn. @tIbGtnbungfn
aa@ alien SbtiIsn btr @tlt.
8lan 8anfin8 $pnie,
AIS 2adatpanna NDe., Seranten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-09-17
Semrt) SOrm's
Neifamrant,
2t3 Yenm Mbe., Scranton, 20.

auBH ben btRtn @str6nftn unt Gisarrra
ETbtn aud bic IN rinrr pprjHsli&sn htntfGsn
aa&t iubndtstsn Spsiftn auf 8rIausfH fr.
stst unb ipar ~ fsbr mdBistn Trtiftn.
Raufianns Rittaeslun& i6sli@ 25 Geais.
5tetH Gaming abeub parmI enn&-eHsti.
fnsHs, Bttf ia Rcbs, paitnpftftr, tit., NIT
6auTfraut cbtr Rartpftlialat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

Lon LoveIace has discovered a new
sport on Thousand Islands lake in
Wisconsin. He has built a combina-
ton aerOplane and iceboat, with
which he can sail either on the ice
or a short distance above it. He has
spent the last winter hunting wolves
which are crossing the lake and are
unable to escape to the land before
he OYertakes them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

Los Angeles, CaI.-Whether for the
sake of her art she should brave the
dangers of Mexico with a moving pic
ture company to secure realism for
the films is the question that MyTa
Kingman, famous movie star, is try
ing to decide.
Miss Kingman has gone unf1inch-
ingly into dangerous situations for
the sake Of the movie theateT audi
ences who demand all the realities of
life many times, but they were not
quite so risky as the flying bullets Of
the Mexican soldiers.
''Of course there is the excitement
and the money" said Miss Kingman,
but also there is the danger. I have
been along the Mexican line. in Texas
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

and I-know what we would have to
face to. get good pictures. 1t is hard
to decide l know I would like the
work if there wasn't so much danger,
but perhaps that will make it all the
more interesting.
Anyway, think will CO."
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
NJ. w. A. Officers

Mansfield Camp. 394s, M. VA.
have elected officers for 1914 as
follows:
j. 3. Freeman, Venerable Con-
sui.
TT. Slate, Worthy Advisor.
Ms. Miller. Banker.
Henry Dennis, Clerk.
J.B. Rippee, Escort.
Ezra Dennis, Waterman.
Drue Turner, Sentry.
J. W. Brentlinger, Manager.
DR.. ia. Fuson, Physician.
The installation will be held
Saturday evening, Jan. II.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
BRYANT AND ALWANDA

Especial Correspondence.)
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
Some Lies

The editor of Brann'S lcono-
clast thus speaks of the editor OF
Menace. an anti Catholic paper
published at Aurora, Mo-: AS |
write. there lies before me a
great pile of Walkers paper, the
Menace: reeking with slime, Sian
der and falsehood. They are
filled with lies about priests, lies
about homes of the Good Shep
ard, lies about the Little Sisters
of the Poor, lies about bishops,
lies about arch. bishops, cardinals
and popes, lies about Catholics
in general and Catholic politician
in particular. Big lies, little lies
foolish lies, insare lies lies livid
with malice-lies beslimed by ig
norance- lies shameful and
shameless-lies black, blue green
and speckled rotten lies bare
faced lies single, double and tri'
pie lies-lies distorted and twist
ed, lies old and new, a~dulturated
and unadulterated-lies born Of
hate. prejudice and bigotry-do
nestle and imported lies-lies
borrowed, stolen. invented ant
created by the genius of mendac
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08

South Missouri would look
pretty good with good, warn
sunshine again.
Dencil Burns has returned to
his homei in North Missouri after
a short visit with friends here.
Fay Williams has re entered
school at Ava after a Christmas
visit with home folks.
The new bridge at the water
tank constructed by John Grip.
pen is quite an improvement for
the K. c., o. & S. r. r.
z o, Shelton is back with the
K G. o. & S. r. r. again.
Miss Alice Miller left Satur-
day for Kansas City to join her
sisters. Her mother, Mrs.Char
ity Miller, accompanied her for a
visit.
Oscar Moore and Delbert
Worth have bought the Holiness
church at Spring Center and
with the material therein will
build a residence on the farm
they recently purchased
At the Rock party given by
Mrs. Everett Williams those
present we've Charles Arnett,
Louie Miller, Edna Carr, Bessie
and Lille McCrite, Walter Dawes,
Fay Williams, and Bob and John
McCrite; all report a good time.
There is quite a tie yard at Al
!, wanda nowadays.
FRANKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications, as they
cannot reach the diseased por-
ton of the ear. There is only
one way to cure deafness, and
that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inflamed you
have a rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the re-
suit, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forev-
err; nine cases out of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inHamed condition of
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness
tcaused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
Send for circulars, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills TO
constipatiOn.-Ady.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
Strike Avoided

Mansfield and numerous other
cities on the Frisco were without
telegraphic communication part
Of last week. the instruments be-
ing cut out and phones used on
account of the threatened teleg-
raphers' strike. About 400 tel
e~graphers were discharged. A
compromise was effected, howev-
er, and Geographic service was
restored. During the meantime,
Station Agent G. S. Burney, was
appointed as acting assistant su'
perintendent of the Ozark divi'
sion.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
Best Cough Medicine for Child
rem

Il am very glad to say a few
words in praise of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy writes Mrs. Lii
da Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis. I
have used it for Yeas both for
nv children and myself and it
never fails to relieve and cure a
cough and cold. No family with
children Should be without it as
it gives almost immediate relief
in cases of Group Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy is pleasant
and safe to take, which is of great
importance when a medicine must
be given to young children. For
sale by all dealers. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
MOUNTAIN LINE.

Especial corrcspondence)
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08

ity, together by every other spe-
cies of damnable lies ever known
on earth or in hell and all EN-
ploy ed by Walker for the pur
pose of deceiviug honest Protes-
tants and making the m hate their
Catholic neighbors and friends.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
Better Than Spanking.

Spanking will not cure children
of wetting the bed, because it is
not a habit but a dangerous dis
ease. The C. II. Rowan Drug Co.,
Drawer 676, London, Canada,
have discovered a strictly harm
less remedy for this distressing
disease and to make known its
merits they will send a 50 cent
package securely wrapped and
prepaid absolutely free to any
reader of the Mansfield Mirror.
This remedy also cures frequent
desire to urinate and inability to
control urine during the night OF
day in old or young. The G. II,
Rowan Drug Co. are an Old Re
liable House; write to them to.
day for the free medicine. Cure
the, afflicted members of your
family, then tell your neighbor'
and friends about this remedy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08
ANTRIM GLEANINGS.
Especial Correspondence.)

Christmas has come and gone;
hope everybody had a merry
Christmas and a happy new year
Topsy has been absent quite a
while but she never failed to look
into the Mirror and she hopes
that 1914 Will bring more faces
to the Mirror.
Mr.. Riley and Earl Kelley re-
turned from Oklahoma to spend
the holidays and to remain sew.
eral weeks with their parents
James Brasher's have return.
ed from Oklahoma
Joe and Earl Kelley took a load
of hogs to Mansfield Monday.
Clarence Borders, who has
been gone for almost a year, re-
turned home Christmas eve.
A new paper has been edited
in Antrim, published by the Bee
Press; it catches the news going
and coming
Johnnie Kelley went 10 see his
best girl last Sunday afternoon =
as you know love is blind-as he
went in at the front door his best
girl went cut at the back dCo:-
ard went off home she was visi-
iting her sister; later in the eve
ming he recovered his eye-sight,
and the consequence was that
Johnnie went home, too.
John Dudley still maintains his
resolution getting married in
1914.
Several attended the watch
party at W.L.Kelley's new years
eve; all reported a nice tine.
Riley Kelley and Miss Olive
Deckard went to Hartville F, idav
and they became so deeply en-
crossed in conversation that they
lost their buggy whip.
Leslie Glenn went to Seymour
Friday and returned Saturday
There was a phone meeting al
W. A. Glenn's store Saturday af
ternoon and they elected Mr.
Bausch president of the Antrim
Telephone Co.
The Rushing brothers ara
saving wood on the GascOnad'
this week
Ernie Gaskill filled his regula1
appointment at w. II. Fuge's las
Sunday afternoon
Will Paxton went to Glenn
store Monday
Reece Deckard is going to hav'
some good fires now; he hat
some wood sawed Monday
Miss Olive Deckard returned
to Hartville Friday to atten'
school.
Quite a few attended the brit
day and new years dinner a
Mr.. HOneycutt's Thursday
Tom DeArmond of Sarvis Poin
purchased span of mules of {.
f. Honeycutt Monday
II. Several attended church
Hargis Chapel Sunday
. VIZ. Borders made a bushes
trip to Seymour Saturday.
TOPSY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08

H.. G.. Cunningham renews for
Elmer Cunningham, &c., SEQ.
field Barracks, HIT.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08

Drew. BurdeUt and Attorney
J. V. Pitts, leading Ava citizens,
were Tuesday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-01-08

A. L Miller's are moving to
their new home this week. We
wish them success and happiness
Ralph Tarbutton was the guest
of Oscar Estus Sunday.
James Brewer and wife visited
at Fred Dennis Saturday night
and Sunday
Mrs. VIII Tarbutton and
daughter, Miss Jewell, visited at
VS.. Gaskill's Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Foster Newton is visiting
her mother in Mansfield this
week
Miss Stella Gaskill is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Dennis,
this week
Miss Lizzie Roper is near Sey'
mour this week
Mrs A. E. Browns sister from
Arkansas, who has been visiting
her, has returned to her home.
James Brewers went to his
fathers Monday to haul sawIogs
Miss Lola Miller attended the
singing at No. 3 Sunday
Dinah. | am sorry / wasn't at
No. ) the first Sunday to see you
and that tenor singer. | was
there last Sunday and saw some
of your cousins and might have
seen you but didn't recognize
you. Hope We will soon get bet
ter acquainted.
Singing at No. ) every first Sun
day evening.
GIBBS.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-04-23

Vera Cruz, Mexico, AbriI 22.--Vera
Cruz, despues de un dia y una noche
de reslstencIa a las fuerzas America
mas, eraduaImente ces6 su oposlcion
hoy. Por uroencia del contraalmlran-
te Fletcher, la ciudad eomenzo a re-
uresar su gobierno normal civil ba-
10 sus propIos OficiaIes.
La cesasIon de hostiIdades fue tral
da 4 cabo por medic de notas manda-
dss por eI Consul Vim. w. Canada, al
mayor, el Iefe poIftico 6 jefe federal
Official civil, ell jefe de pollcla y otros
oficiaIes pldlendoles su cooperation.
Ell punto principal del cuaI los Me-
xlcanos dispararon fue en- "a parte
central de la cudad.
Los EsTADos UNIDos ToMARAN
AslENTo FiRME EN- VERA CRUZ.
Washington. D. c., AbriI 22--Las
operaclones Amerieanas en- Mexico en-
Vera Cruz tomaron aspectos rsnova-
dos de guerra hoy cuando Ell Contra
almirante Badger desembarco mas
marinos de la fIota del Atlantico y las
fuerzas de los Estados unidos proce-
dIeron a tomar toda la ciudad.
Mlentras que las 6rdenes del presi-
dente estaban siendo IIevadas a cabo
81 pie de Ia Ietra, sc hizo aparente
en confercncias en- Ia Casa Blanca
due los Estados unidos tomaran
hasiento flrme' en- Vera Cruz Y que
ninounos pasos mas de pacificaclon
seran tomados en- esta vez.
Por Ia presente Sc decide en- alta
autoridad que las fuerzas en- Vera
Cruz retendrlan la ciudad para con-
veneer a Huerta que este goblerno sig
nifica negocios que ninguna acclon
saria torada en- Tamplco q no ser
que haya aeciones de represalia por
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-04-23

en- la carcel; que I'm despacho enviado
para la embajada americana en- Mexi-
co habia sido detenido; que todo nc
era sino la mala voluntad manifesto
contra los Estados Unidos,s con exclu-
sion de otra nacion, por los represen-
tantes de Huerta.
Podira Agravarse ia SituacIon.
"El peligro eminente de la situa-
scion fue que tales ofensas podrian ir
de NAL en- peer, hasta que algo aconte-
ciera tan intolerable y grave que lleva-
RIA un conflicto armada. Era nece-
sario que la satisfaction del General
Huerta sus partidarios fuera mas
ALA, por la publication dada al Incl
denteyy va que el mismo general Huer
ia habia manifestado que 10 sentifa
profundamente. Era mi deber apo
var la demanda del almirante Mayo
para que el saludo Sc llevara efecto,
de la manera como Sc habia pedido y
al inslstir di6 margen a una nueva ac-
titud de parte de los Huertistas al no
acceder Y como ell General Huerta
tambien ha negado ell saludo demanda-
do, vengo a solicitar vusetrd aproba-
cion Y apoyo para ell fin que ahora Sc
persigue"
NO Qulere la Guerra.
AL hablar de la guerra con Mexico
diio:
"Bajo ninguna circunstancia este
gobierno quiere verse Tornado a ir a Ia
guerra con ell pueblo de Mexico, que
hoy esta revuelto por una lucha civil
81 aceptamos el texto de su propia
constitution, no tiene gobierno. E
General Huerta ha establecido su po
der en- la ciudad de Mexico sin dere
cho y por metodos que no 10 justifi
can. Solo una parte del pals esta ba
10 su dominic. 81 por desgracia vi
niera ell conflicto armada irfamos SO
10 contra el General Huerta, por su re
sentimiento personal hacia este &c
bierno, pelearfamos contra el Genera
Huerta y nuestro objeto seria dar a
pueblo la oportunidad para establece
sus propias leyes v su propio gobiel
no Creo que hablo en- representacioi
del pueblo Americana cuando digo du
no esperamos inmiscuirnos en- 10
asuntos de la hermana repdblica. Nue
tro sentimiento por ell pueblo de M
xico es el de un profundo y SINGER
sentimiento de amistad, y todo 10 gu
hacemos es con el ardiente deseo d
ayudarlo El pueblo Mexicano est
2 autorizado para arreglar sus propic
! negocios y en- su propia manera
$ | queremos sinceramente respetar 81
!. derechos. La presente situacion
3 necesita tener las graves complicaci
mes de la Intervention 81 la tratam'
a pronta, firme y sabiamente." "
= Ell Presidente trmino su discur
l. diciendo que para obrar deseaba
e cooperation del congreso para 10 Gu
d habia solicitado su autorizacion pa
tomar medidas energicas por med
de la marina y el ejercito
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-04-23

Washington, D. c., Abril 20.-El
presidente hoy respondio al desaffo
de Huerta Y sus adherentes en- una Sc
sion unida, 'usar la fuerza armada de
tai manera y extension necesarias pa
ra obtener del General Huerta y sus
adherentes el pleno reconocimiento de
los derechos Y la dignidad de los Es-
tados Unidos.'
mo Sc debe pensar en- la aggression
nj en- el propio engrandecimiento,p
declare el presidente.
Este gbierno, no puede, en- min
gunas circunstancias, como 10 espero,
ir a la guerra con el pueblo de Mexi-
co, ST por desgracia un conflicto ar
mado viniera como resultado de la
actitud personal de Huerta, en- su re-
sentimiento hacia este gobierno, lucha-
riamos solo contra el General Huer-
ia sus partidarios, y nuestTo pro
p6sito seria tnicamente restaurar al
pueblo de aquella desgarrada repdbli-
ca. la oportunidad de volver a esta-
lblecer sus propias leyes y su propio
gobierno
mo puede haber en- 10 que hagamos
ningun pensamiento de aggression nj
lde propio engrandecimiento Solo
tratamos mantener la autoridad y la
dignidad de los Estados Unidos, por-
que siempre deseamos conservar nues-
ira gran Influenza para el uso de la
llibertad. tanto en- los Estados Unidos
como en- cualquiera parte que pueda
| ser empleada para benehcio de la hui
manidad."
Presentan la Resolution.
4 Precisamente cuando la session iba
Ia disolverses Sc presento esta .resolu
Ecion: ssUna resolution unida justifi
cando el empleo de las fuerzas arma
das de los Estados Unidos para apo
: var las demandas hechas al Genera
Huerta, en- los siguientes terminus;
"se resuelve, por el Senado y |;
Camara de representatives reunidas
que ell presidente de los Estados Uni
dos esta justifcado emplear la
I fuerzas armadas de los Estados I'M
0 dos para apoyar las demandas sobr
; victoriano Huerta, por sus enmienda
; equfvocas al gobierno de los Estado
e Unidos por afrentas indignidades G
$ metidas por ell General Huerta y su
representatives"
Fue precisamente las tres de
a tarde cuando las galerfas prorrumpi
ron en- aclamaciones, al ser present.
4 do el presidente por el President
s Clark. haciendose un complete sile
g. clio al comenzar su discurso.