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CARRANzA AND yIEI RE
PORTED no BE
SWORDS POIgE
FRIENDS IS
Star Field Commander 70
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Train
4
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IS
]. AIIaEE CHILD
Copre Gave Him 10 One and
Jury ssu1.sviiefa Man Who
Stole Film
fRy Associated PFess)

In district court III the trial OF w. g.
npelouaas. La April "a Guilty
Without capltal punisbment,s was the
verdict returned by The jury here today.
agaiHst Waters. ssinarant tinker
charge with Kidnapping ave year old
Robert Dunbar. Under the laws OF
Louisiana the verdict IS equivalent 10
life imprisonment
Boy Claimed by. T'W0. 81
e Tie verdict legal Iate teTminss the
Identity of the boy taken from Waltz
efs at the time o fhis ARREST and le=3
gaily clears Q inystery that presented
many unusual phases, including the
ability or a mother to Identity her
own son.. 1t means that the youth
CLAIMED as their son III remain in the.
home OF Mr. and T, dunbar
mere. wl1ere he has been since the
aFFsss oi alters flna are than a year
ago, and that Julia fdefson now
III In q New Orleans hospital, was
mistaken when she testified at the
trial that the. boy was aes, own. Is q
IEyyUl lIU5VI0IsIeas
Z The Jury fellberated Yr1gn Is o'clock
this morning, Af witch time judge
,Pevy had concludes delivery gof
his charge and the had retired.
The day had been Z, "a much ex s
citetue5lt. Sheriff Swords had piacsd
guns 81 the parish 81 ~, "a order lto 5e
prepared fOr any EN- Il + 81
Tsi,a H. q - u Z s-slss
the litigation cisassiI Tor for : ~ altsi. s:.ss
have announces tliss ST The Iiatai mo-
.ticn for q new trial is ssyerriIIeti they
VIII appeal TO the state supfsIlle
5 Walters was afrss tea April 20. f9f
zieari eight months after Robert Bur-
d Eri,k s. -.
on ihe banks 81 iiale s. syze' AZ ne
lssse
led by & boy who llif and Mrs. Z p.
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Z
the inqpirss sitter tieartng the
tnnf1ss of nsiubsr of persons, ruled
tiistss q ~ Joy vEsss Robert 12ligbsr
{ SoFerzT1f Brewer they. honorsli the
Eegn ltlons nut eys for sVgaise
- - tho aiIprens6 coilrs Of AIis5
FtE1pis which olfs JaEnary 10, 1910. or-
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Upel elouEas for trial. the triaI beasiI
hers April is.
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eo1E0S aIES "a NatE.EI! D! .
teIEaida IL II Ms es q
EeN HesA aIestia
7lBg Aoaoclafed pr1e9j

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tfoa 8 AnnuRI elsls il8az :
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a ilcsfs siif .s stecseS
lisfraW end most 81 .
n ailI 20 60 Bnsfuss Is att@
hIbikfon
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REBELS SAVE DAY IN MEXICO
CITY BY DARING THE
DIcTATOR
MASK IS RENE WE'D
Private Cabs To = New Yorker
Says citizens of This Country
Tn No Danger
(By Aaboeiated 4 1.reahl

= T. ~
Vera CRUZ April "a. The NOSE.
ifrieadlg attitude IN the capital to-
wards fore greFs IN the last day or
two was explained today VIXEN 1t was
learned from refugees saat rebel gup-
porteTs, in Mexico City had taken steps
to change public opinion. They CIR
culated Itand dbiIlB calling upon the 5peoI
pie 70 prCtscb Americans and denaunc-
ing Htlerta as the cause OF The IandilR
OF The American naval forces at Vera
Ersfz and also as the author OF Id
aamatory statements published in
Mexico City.
Parade a Against Huerta.
In the handbiils the people were.
called npoD 80 Join in 4 big parade,
in order t,Js chow disSpprovai OF Hu-
,erta5s attttude ati 70 Indicate their.
own frIanG ness towards Americans
The parade took place Saturday The
fact that it was permitted by Huerfa.
WAS c0hstrned as an Ddication OF the
peakensng OF his p6wer.
sFtle nJheig are said to have been
gaining grountI II. the territory CLOSE
10 AIsx leo Sssity -Four hundred Federal
weunded we're u 81 :aEzi
on rlday fi.0slt nea " points. S sre
the Battle was fought the refugees
siid not know.
illaF ltsslls ilFe Lsesst Ing.
Allntter tFssis sNes expected to aF5
h ere eeil q II Is underat bod
azlgs On esa board,
ONE s. -
Il ii II.
after a ilefa beriisle
10 ~ iie i 10 a fore
fions Ing Sl iation.
5sfugee s1siisE prjaf 10 the
change N fnli fiEleiit at HE cap tlI
four 4 ne n we're seized bY ono
"a me llliHf upon
lFzching 81 Their lives were EsEy-
He:d by the afstion OF the police
~ 2 psa 90 aF Knised fne rioters
=
Tf empty reSeaaes IA eIn. i.
tssj City OEaeFsy.
ashingt gtoh 0Tig ~ Tais White
T1odse toatf public tbs foIr
ios,iE teIa ri from james Al.
SnFynircr. pf qeys York. ad dressed to-
Secretary E3Ft
- 1;;;;ifsss 11;;;;ifsss n f5gsipt OF the 5afS
loygin s ia ftoin the Merriam
egegraph Com ag'a sapeftnf mt
of the city iee exicG City:
- here b been some nossy 6efi~
cnHlta ions here and fnaig can't
damage 70 80 5ropefty, blit 40
Injury that ! 8ag7 heard OF To Atnefi-
cans OF 0theg "a ess. z
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] I.AlEIsgN Ns sgPERINTENpENlFI
LATIsEN 9lTPRlllHIIi
of flle City selleals
: By Assocla tetI Press

Lanrens spriI 3 ~ 81. q. ParlE lEinBons
.BifpegiRt tepdent D fttls gFaded sclsonils
5at AIheruiarle, N: g., has Sen elected
perinteh deift Of tste I1anrens city
.eiectf Ton 70 the npss Ton. Iaasl lls$
aptlS is we'll lEEown to tho people %
Esu1feiiE. having been tbs brfRciSh of
the city school for eEa "a riSll
t, a9 tses u 40 h<. q
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f Io 4 d n -.
ms has
gsIesl ppcinl course q Ijr
81 te Is q s.tSl 81 s
ftlliEee SlltB summer s7f viii j; to
astifeias s early ia the Is . Is take e1i
H lie IS & gfadnate OF
Hrs ,li1se College afsa is Fse0gas9e6 as
tor next year d county 81 The CITY
a
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!; ;e f0E
ss

( 9slof, q near Eandlelsn IS
El'7 - We that his
- 5l sfoTS has 6eeea
eeiSed AZ ii iail III Mexico.
iissproiIa % ne ebFt8 received BY
the neHsa on Cruz eea-
i aea thefe Is some
ealissas Of tile Is 5 sisins executed
b1F the
tsfse tsFihe & ( Is ne s.
A4f. kei e6 Mr.. Affkea,
con 81 dfsfflcl all a.
laFs 4skeFl IS hAte tielEed slia
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IislslIitla ellqEs ~ The sul lt,te
sne ne psar7as ~; The
= eesas ~ Ia regard -
tie
era
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gLElIENG F0IFB LII
6slFi Isl Freed IN SpaFt efbtItg TsllssIss
fsefde Case.

sssecias tcs &c la
aFtanb7iF April q fkel de-
itberRting for two hours sllta evening
tho Jury In the fnfantscida 8 casg re-
turned a verdict os guilty with Fecs
Eofaniehdatipn 10 mercy, d inst CESlle
ssisk 3
req afds to Laura Fpeda Psnalefon.
Tna verdict wss received with gbcers
BY q crowded court Eoqrii, ard tue
ET51i m rTrs51s Hands Jury. ~
S5osnsels for Clement gave notice of
inseation to appeal. IS
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New York. April he canlrllis-
Eipn appointed !nqlffe IS tie sanity
OF Michael p. Fahoney; q ayed crank
5rFho wound led col lsoE ca counsel
Frank I4s Polk in an ai Inpt to XIII
Mayor iteheiis today q that Ma
honey vas auGerinE fsG saniIe de-
lnenfia and w1s isres ibls' at the
report I,
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John j. NaE -

glAr, IF.s told Representatfse AqSrtin
=. E1Aksr, cha alfnan of tho fl0IiS6 com.
70 ee on mines aud nlifitnR, todSy ffins
ne RonlEefel elIer) was "a iiO no.
gitt9n To Arbitfats the labor troubles
III the Colorado coal nelds
~ nass.s e, = ss..i.
DaaoEhl represankatsv 81 PresIfeist
Sgiis0ns after q talk or tllfse hour.
ysi3h the younger RockefeIler
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d satnAr one alile0 tSli2ie the
81 3lin n n s. q Il 81 or IS
26 qf ef0 & afts
ok i1gn 8
ff only two ses Etll isila. q
tkfBG 8 + llss and s tesa : iiF ana 8
kcsi L, cert 81 Is s.
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tafy HE fSt 3e
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PI'E||G|'.|II...||I.|||l|||R|..'..'. ! | !
TI|ISIITE
FsUERTA IS OFFERS
or THE S. A. nltsL oNlATs
40 AEsEsEIISlS STE
General Funsse Expected 10
Take coiulllsl oe Vsra Cruz
Toda TIescher 40 SHIP

SO - ~ ssE " stsA
Toda Eesclher 40 Ship
t8g Associated Preas)
Washing tom April T'iig,
atenseness Of the MexIdan situation
vas distinctly rsIieved today when
the repre- YES pf Argentine
Brazil and Chile supported BY.
pressure froitl ALI Latin Araerica.
and foniil he fore most p1Wers Of
{. CT.
lgsss toward a specific adjustment
pf the crisis. q
Mere fIcsafuI ~ Peace.
The success ofsflge first steps to-
& ward med ton before the prompt
: aecep eptaIice iiy the United States
and the aIlhoufc enlaIlt of the.
spanish aTiSba aSSad Or tIia Eitiefta
had accepted the tender Of good
Offices proc dueed feeling of dis
; tiilcf hope llic Ii saes ref efiect ted not
btiiySiTi adIninisiS ation quarters;
but in con ssess where wa r talk
pa Yes q e On 8
sSy ~ "a = 7.
through the 6sIy ttlle three South
Z AMI Ficnil ENJOYS Who Hsve tIndeg-s
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TOR re2st year d county OF the efty
.aellooI have haeEL lseId yet.
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CBg
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-28

United states ss0N hes d pp11intion
os fnegs nan 600 people hlis
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the tighs ala5 toHlnrFo ~ "a
q Tie sttfhtieS aIong he 7SaSt
lzone esld New N'sgice Is spos
slfink,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-13

and Mr.. Wilson enjoys its privileges
because his wishes in regard to extra
demonstration at his arrival, are a.
ways considered, and he comes and
goes there with the simplicity that
marks all of his movements.
A country club 10 of great conven-
fence to any man, for It enables him
to enjoy all Of the privileges Of a
great country estate at small cost
and without the trouble attendant
upon maintaining one. He can hunt
over fine property. ride. drive and en-.
Joy the outdoor pleasures and sports
OF all seasons as freely as those indi-
viduals who own vast country seats.
From this viewpoint does the presi-
dent enjoy his membership in the
country clubs of the capital and at
Princeton or Cornish. They provide
the means for indulgence Of his favor
lite form Of recreation and exercise.
This is striking example Of his gen.
eral attitude toward, all clubs.
Before coming to Washington hc
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-13

has Joined the Cosmos and University
clubs. He Is also q member Of the
National Press club. having Joined
some years back.
The University club, of the capital,
is a comparatively young institution.
having been founded only about ten
years ago. William Howard Taft was
lite first president Its object is to
unite university men and college
graduates for the promotion Of
science. literature and art Theodore
Roosevelt. Admiral Dewey, William
Jennings Bryan. former Secretary
George B. Cortelyou. Champ Clark
and Charles w. Eliot formerly Of
Harvard. are among its prominent
members.
The Cosmos club is worthy of inter
est from another angle. Organized In
1878, 1t has grown In prestige until 1t
now occupies an enviable place
among clubs Of similar object. 1t is
one Of the few, outside of university
organizations, which restrict their
membership to men of certain distinc-
ton of education.
The building occupied by the Cos.
mos club has figured prominently in
the annals of early American history.
Mrs Dolly" Madison lived in 1t from
1887 to 1849. and Gen. George B. Nc
Clellan occupied It as his quarters in
1861. after the battle Of Bull Run.
Mr.. Wilson Joined the National
Press club a year before he was NOM
mated as president Of the United
States. He was proposed for mem.
bership by Thomas Nelson Page. and
was listed as an author of Trenton.
N. ]. Mr.. Page. then merely a broth.
or author. 10 now ambassador to
Rome.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-13
MAN SIGNED c0RoT's NAME
Masters" May Sometimes Be
Produced.

London.-Because the testimony
was contradictory the jury in q Pc
culiar case involving a bogus sigma
ture Of Corot to q picture could not
agree and the case must drag along
In the courts unless it il settled or
dropped. The case came up in the
Greenwich county court, when Dr.. The
obald Fisher of Sidcup sued Freder-
lex Stinson. q picture dealer. Of Lee
green and Sidcup for ESQ damages.
Counsel said the picture was one
formerly in the collection of the late
Mr.. Gillett of Birmingham. The pic
ture was unsigned. but on the back
was the word Corot Plaintiff gave
about ESQ for it.
In April plaintiff let defendant have
1t. still unsigned. to sell. defendant to
receive q commission. Subsequently
he told plaintiff he had an offer of
ELS and plaintiff said he would accept
that. Defendant then said he had put
the signature "Corot" on the face of
the picture. because he thought It
was real Corot, and 1t would entice
people to buy. No sale resulted. but
when plaintiff saw the picture again
it had the word "Corrot" in bright Led
In the left hand bottom corner. The
signature was obviously new. and
plaintiff told defendant he must re-
move 1t. Later the picture arrived at
plaintiffs house with the signature
gone and the corner of the picture
damaged.
Plaintiff and others gave evidence
that there was no signature on the pic
ture.
Defendant. however. declared that
when the picture arrived at his shop
the name "Corot" was on the face
of 1t. Indeed. when plaintiff asked
him to sell 1t he showed him q photo
graph Of 1t on which the signature
could be seen. He was unable to ef-
feet a sale and later plaintiff asked
him II he thought the signature genu-
inc. Witness told him he thought 1t
was not. Plaintiff asked him to re-
move II, and witness told him he
could do 1t himself, and plaintiff did,
in fact, remove the signature with
methylated spirits and cotton wool.
After an hours elaboration the jury
said they were unable to agree.
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The president has never yet en-.
tered the club house. even for q show
er bath. At first. when he started in
to use this course he would cut OF
and play only half way around, but
now he negotiates Is holes. and his
game is gradually improving. Many
United States senators play golf at
Columbia, notably O'Gorman, Cum
minis. Hitchcock. Bristow and Town
send.
Chevy Chase club. just beyond the
border Of the capital. is the mecca
for all Of Washington's prominent
folk. Its membership list is bullying
with the names Of notables from all
over the world. 1t Is pre-eminent as a
hunt club. and all of the favorite
games-tennis. squash. bowling. polo
and trap shooting-are features Of the
entertainment it provides. The pres
ident's daughters attend the dances at
the club quite frequently.
The Washington Country club 10
situated farther from town than either
of these other two. Five miles from
the heart of the city and across the
river. 1t lies OF the road leading to
Great Falls. A view Of the White
House may be had from its highest
hillocks, and with many natural ad.
vantages already provided. 1t Is es-
pecially adpated to the needs Of
country club. The grounds cover los
acres and its 1S-hole golf course Of
about 5000 yards is about as interest
ing In character as any golf devotee
would wish to play over. This club
offered to arrange in its house a
private dressing room and shower
bath for the president. but he de-
clined the offer with the statement
that In the summer he would take his
shower right In with the boys"
At the Washington Suburban club,
the president il particularly fond Of
the course. He especially likes the
fifth hole. situated in a sandy knoll,
because it Is so difficult to negotiate.
This club Is a Hebrew organization
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-02-13

Weight, two pounds: circumference
OF head ION inches; chest. 0k inches;
waist. nine inches; hips. ~ inches;
thigh. ~ inches; arm. * inches:
length, IAN inches. 4
Doctor Schwarts said:
Il am convinced that this r. the
smallest baby In the world. It il Der.
rect IN every way. hays never paan
child IN better health. and xouid
not think for q moment Of letting it be
put in an incubator in order to live.
This one II nourished by its mother
the same a. any healthy child. It II
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pearl sthering in the streams OF
northwe stern Georgia given promise
again Of becoming an important indus
try.
~PEAcE BOND" FOR MOSQUITO
customs of'ieIaIs Hold Up 600 lnseets
From Panama-To Be Sent to
Germany.

Ney York.-Six hundred mosquitoes
rangi4g In size from a gnat to pier
odac( Il. were held up here when the
Carl Bchurz locked because the Gus
toms3onncials could not find the duty
on D,osquitoes.
Tho mosquitoes. which were accom-
panied BY DR.. Emilio MARITIME, from
the lsthmus of Panama. were admit
ted finally under bond to keep the
peace. They will start for Germany
on the first ship. to be studied by sci
entists there.
Lucius. Ford. fellow passenger
with Doctor MARITIME, said that outside
the canal zone mosquitoes sometimes
appeared in such thick clouds the light
was shut out. He said that a mosqui.
to cloud last summer darkened Puerto
Cahell0 for three days. But Mr.. Ford
IL not scientist. He. however, agreed
with Doctor MARITIME that the pests
have been practically eliminated
fr6m the canal zone.