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thousands O Wounded.

Washington.-"We have $4,000
wounded in this little corner of Brit
tany alone" wrote nurse at Val
Fqeuri. in letter received By Miss
Mabel Boardman, chairman of the re-
lief committee of the American Red
Cross.
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Patteraen 1900 h coIorado.

Banver--George A. Carlson (R). de-
Ieated former Senator Thomas IL Pat
erson (Dl In the race Cor the govern
Drship Of Colorado, according to in
complete returns received up to mid
aieht. Wednesday.
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mclklnleY AaaIn EIeeted.

Chicago. Returns from the Nine.
teenth congressional district e Him
Dis indicate with seeming certalnty the
return to congress Of William 3. Nc
Kinley, chairman Of the Republican
national committee.
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TurksY would Annan Ennn.

London.-Turkey has formally an.
nexed Egypt. according to German
official statement which has been re-
ceiyed from Berlin By the Marconi
Wireless TelsSraph company
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80 &c shIp ArrIvea.

new York The Dutch steamer
1oaterdyk. Santa Claus ship from the
80ymaksra Of Germany and Ewitzer-
nna Is The United States, reached
NeH York On Tuesday 1adeH wlth
or. eEackeEy md son2DiEaa.
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Floods In China

gton@O Official dispatches re-
ceived from the American legation al
Picking reported that the food In the
Huai river district in China was
spreading and that . million people
were affec4ed by It
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Cooper shipments contraband.

Washington. = Copper shipments.
hereafter will be considered absolute
sontraband Of war by the British gov
srnment, according to the revised con
raband list cabled to the state depart
nent
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Cleveland ouarantIned.

Cleveland, Ohio.-The Cleveland
stockyards were placed under federal
quarantine ON Tuesday, the order be.
ing part Of the plan inaugurated in
other cities to prevent spread of foot
and mouth disease
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Hlndu Guilty. Of Murder.

Vancouver. B. C.-Mewa Singh, a
Hindu, was found guilty by jury OF
the murder of William Hopkinson
Canadian immigration Inspector, and
sentenced to be hanged January II
next
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Eeetbam FataI for YoutE,.

Pittsburg.-James Joverey. aged Is.
OF Ambridge. Pa. died in a hospital
here Monday from injuries received
IN q football game Saturday. His Ia
the second football fatality here this
season
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Geld bullion shipped East

New York=Go1d bullion valued at
s25, 900 900. the largest shipment ever
made by the United States govern
ment, arrived in New York from DEN
YER The metal was delivered to the
United States subtreasury
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Izondon.-A premium OF sixty guln-
cas- per cent wa@ paid At Iloyds Mon
day to insure against declaration OF
war hx Italy ON one of the great
powers before the end OF November.
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GENERAL BRUsILoFF

General BruslIoff Is = Russian conn
mander who gained distinction by
winning considerable victory recent
-Iy at NaIIch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
Do Modern Dances
Make Wrinkles?

The newspaper happily have proven
by printing photographs OF many sur
traFe Leaders that they are up 10 the
both as % clothes and as 10
beauty. and We contend modern
women are beautiful because they
have learned 20 care for themselves
and study beauty methods Then too
We have found an astonishing thing
that they have discarded "a,
powder. The reason compilations sur
fer so much In summer IL because
powder does not offer sufficient pro
lection AGAINST the hot sun 4 plain
spurmaN lotion not only safeguards
the skin from the elements. but IN
ITSELF Is beautifier OF great worth.
To prepare this lotion AZ home. dis
solve ounces spurmaN from drug
Cist's In pint hot water tof witch
hazeD and add , teaspoonfuls glyver-
inc This applied 20 the skin becomes
Invisible and imparts a velYety soft
ness and dainty tint 20 a rough faded
skin. relieving that shiny. oily appear
ance. and lt7 u.e will insure a lovely
clear complexion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
LITTLE SISTERS
Club Of Girls VIII Re At Vacation Home
At bethany for Opening and
big Time IL Expected.

The first DAYS az Bethany Vacation
ZONE VIII Do Jolly ones. ON THURSDAY
ne Little sister club Will gu just FOR
me daN. only NIFTY children NAV go -o
those 90 whom Invitations are sent are
we only ones that vii enjoy the treat
ne children will meet az the 81 NJ g.
\. az o'clock Thursday morning and
evening
company give transportation f1r tho
children. 90 the only cost win b.. ne
c1rfare from Wellsburg Coz bethany
which b. given az reduced rate. Tn.
.IH'h VIII De taken from the n. vs.. e.
The girls Of the high school club will
day. Nrs. Caldwell aud several other
members or the Board ~ Directors of
tne ". vs.. o. a Will he there and also
Miss Greenwood. tho physical director
ana Miss Thompson the extension Soc
EsEstrations 3
signed for the Vacation Home and
many others are expecting o. 90 20
-''t Ih. hon-. i7 rapidlE hling so 90
Tho fret weekend program viii tf .I
charge OF the outing club and Business
women Bible ciut. and plans are be-
Those already rr..sfereI fuf tho fr.f
weck Misses clara Netter SouII.
Fia-enos cunningham Dei.aH Eo1rfs
Anna o. SrhwsIzsr. Anna Warden a..
ella Eruhu. Anna Hrat- N.Uie wendell
Frances uiftrirh blanche warden and
selma Joseph
Tho tHIrt vesr u.I he reserved Tor
CLUB girls have registered sa set .4 3D. +.
uncertain as The time fHr their vaea-
Mise NrC1-kIe the raIF ssr-..a-e .s
tne Industrial club uIT Do "a rraat IN.
'rr camp f.r tho urss and Tho r.rIa
WI especially enjoy having rs- Win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Mr. Forbes simpson entertained p
few friends with a picnic Well nII.d
baskets were taken FAR into the coun
'ttl where the young people spread
their supper In real picnic fashion
thirteen couples were in attendance
with the following from out OF town
Miss Anne Peppard OF Kansas CITY.
the guest Of Miss Hettie Hazlett
Miss Harriet HOggson OF Greenwich
Conn. Miss Dorothy Green OF Green
Wich. Conn. Miss Margaret smith OF
Greenwich. Conn. Miss Alice DeLisIa
OF Riverside. Conn Miss Margaret
cromwell and Miss Helen Cromwell
OF Bedford. Pa. Mr.. Donald ScouEy
~ Pittsburgh
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criticism should not be INDUCED IN IN.
l'ss the aHts Of the Official are wrong
Interest in Mr Hogan's visit 20 BeL
mont country was largely conferred IL
The fact that ohio. Tor the first time is
the history ~ the state Will elect 4
H.i'l states senator by popular voc
tnd a. o. result q great croed aftendst
iNe meeting The rrimaries viii ~
held next Tufrdav ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

w hite. Mildred ksefer Elsie Nsufo-
: florence Parrish. Elsie White AIN from
= ration. also Meta Pryor and clara
Aiei rr.
Girls Week
Members uI The High SCHOOL ana t..-,,,.
rlt 'llhr wit1 have nrrt place rurfrr
the lnrf wvtk 600 August those aIrsnT,-
teslr tHf go ~ Misses Mae Sanus Helen
tahnks. Marie Conrad ,areIvr Hrrr-
mann. and Dorothy SChamhra
me time 90 tns bethany Vacation
rome La- been extended into the rr-f
Elrl- Who can have their VACATION Ia
tnat time Viii enjoy toe b.auttful Sen
iomher days "a Bethany
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CHILD TO MOTHER
JudEs Hichois Renders Decision In Ca,
Tor Fossession 81 Little o4ri IN
Belmont County Court.

JlaFe John r Nichols. 81 fhe probate
.Lfl al 81 'iairHtiIle yesterday rsn-
'.f'n ~ decision ir The fight Tor sfrhf-
I'HDuId Helen geor4Ia Ussssfs IA.
III'ttlnn was flDd hy Mr. o. Baaseff
..' mother ~ the rtIId who had hen
lr 'he kffpInE ~ Mrs D. fyucaa
''n m. rriIl uaH only four ueats oif
'n NNfrI fhf mother r0uFht 10 have A.
..N .'Ifr'1 Iurrr Nichols a8fFef
To. Nennr.dHr and concluded
Of fIIHt. rIf fhr decision was deiaVe1
'.'. 'fflaf. when the court 0rgeresf
.'. 'HlI1 returned f0 bee n0fhfr rFr
I'H carries with o. cfrfaln c,rti-
Il"n. end rrrtrirflrrs. md III h flscI,y
''. N'''nlirf eIN appeal the ease.
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4 very. pretty wedding was solemn
ized IN the presence Of "A few friend
BY G. W Fuller. Jr Minister Of ~.
local Christian Church al the home OF
MI and Mrs. I o Hawkins SUNDAY
afternoon. Mr. Walter r. Garner anu
Miss Rose \ Gosney were the con-
tracing parties
\ beautiful wedding supper was
prepared by Mrs Hawkins.
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Dance Party

This evening az the Country Club
Miss Margaret Hervey will entertain
members Of the younger set win a
dance party. Manager Dimmey wlu
makF ARRANGEMENTS as has been hir
custom for events given heretofcI,,.
ia" dance b. being given for che
mGny attractive guests In the CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04
MI.sIenarr soeI.tn M.et,.

Mrs willard Y Hicks entertained
the members Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society OF the West
Wheeling VI r. church az her home
lf River View. last night Following
an Interesting program. a social hour
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H. what DO 90 charge for yoy-~
r...H. Hr wv
lfr Ilf rr ar actor
London DUIrIar
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Garner Cosrey

was enjoyed. during which refresh.
ments were served
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children's Party

Mrs Earl Neneman entertained a
teW little folks Monday afternoon for
celebrate her third birthday The
children enjoyed various luventIs
games after which summer refresh
ments were served 10 the follow.
ing.
Misses Dorothy West. Mary Lillian
Baker OF Steuhenyille. Gertrude Muir
ply. Marguerite Ayres. Sarah Wood
Georglana West. Ann Hughes. Hilda
Funcus. Mary Lillian Murphy. Flor
enCe Bun. Mildred Gardner. Sarah
West. Mary Evans. Dorothy Clelland.
Gene Bradley. Ruth Gardner. Br---e
West. Masters Jack Neneman. Robert
Gatz. Leland Stead. Charles BrsddOck
George Grin Frankie Hoyt. William
Evans George Metcalf. Charles Hub
bard. III
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SOCIETY


Garden Party.
Mrs.. CeoTEe A LauEhIu--zs Ia
sued the following cards
Mr.. errrgr "A. l.alrrun
Harae~ Party
ThlrafaF affsruoar. Aarlnf Hnfa
frlr-frirfF r.rfnrE
Monfsfale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Nisses ANGELA and Frances Dix,
miller q North Main street entertain
- Monday Afternoon uIfh card
party for Misses Helen Davis. Louise
Lynch and Nae Lynch % Coium uus.
O. Helen Sismaker Of SlEtersyllls and
virginia Evans % Moundssilie Fgv9
Hundred NaE enjoyed after which -
freshmenfs Wer. served
The quests were.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-04

Mr. and Mr. Edward Schenk en-
tertained party OF friends a. their
home In WOodlawn Monday evening
for Mr.. e. l. Bernhart and Mr.
william Houser % Columbu q who
are visiting here Cards and domn-
oes were enjoyed The guests iucluf.
cd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-19
FL GENERAL PABLO GONZALES
SU CABRERA ! SUS SERVC|OS

raj \avarrrtc. al cual infligio en- Can
della una Sangricnta Y complcta drrro-
Is. que IT, dcio I'm considerable botin
dc guerra con mucha artillcria V fusi-
les V cartuchos.
DcSpucs de cSta victoria I'll general
GonZalcZ ataro pur primcra Vr2 Mon
terrcy. y csluvo . punto dc apodcrarse
dc Ia plaza rero los rcfucrzos rccibidos
oportunamcntc por los fedcraIcs lc oh
.ligaron u rrtirarsc.
En- csoS dias Matamoros era Ia unica
aduana de- importancia dc la region =
rental. per1 la capital del csiado a.
.Tamaulipas quelaba todavia en- poder
dc los fcdcralcs. FL general Gonzalez
marcho sohrc Ciudad Victoria Y iomo
IN plaza. organizando deSde lnego a
cohierno del cstado \ prcparandosc .
inmar Tnmpico. que tambicn fuc ataca-
do inutilmcntc.
\omhrado general en- icfc de- Ia 20.
na del \orcstc. con nm mando tan inn
portantc como IL de los generates Vi
Tia Y ohrcgon. icfcs dc Ia IONA del nor
tc Y del occidcntc. rcspectivamcntc v
con autoridad sohrc los cStados dc Tam
aulipaS. \urvo Leon \ Coahuila. Goa
zalcz - ha manlfcStado mn organization
hahil. racicntc. infaiigablc. Ia armada,
cduipado \ disrinplinado IN e%icrcito H.
ounce mil hombrcs. ha conservado. IN
men'ado V prrstigiado la autorida |
consiitucionaliSia en- los tres grand. :
rSiados frontcrlzos va ~mcncionados. y
finalmcntc a In cahcza de nm grupo d.
habilrS generates ha logrado los nj
limos triunfoS VA mcncionadOS. rn Mon
tcrrry \ en- Tampico. logrando ohicn-
~ para II gohicrno cons'iincionalista
Ia COMMUNICATION dirccta con Europa
por Il A~tlaniico Y Ia furntc mas Guam
tioSa dr rccur>os aduanales. con la po-
session del famoso puerto %pctrolcro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-19
|l0 QUE 0RAAA LQs FRANCHISES De HUERTA

unida. pacifica y ducna DC sus propios
d~cStinOs."
Otro gran ~pcriodiro Ne Paris. Le
Gaulois. picnsa que prnhahlcnrrntc NJ
nrrSidrnte provisional " las cnsaS dc
distinta mancna. a Sahcr:
"Es apcnas probable quc IIucrta n
bandone su posicion ante sus oRonen-
ties. a quienes hace tantO tempo COM
bate. ahora que. por fin. aparccc ante
II mnndo como al unico representative
IT, I'm gobicrno regular en- Mexico
Para Il tcrrcro ~ los mas importan-
trS v anioriZahns prriodiroS AZ Paris.
~ Figaro. Ia personalIdah IT. %llncrta.
assume ntraS proportions. Este asegu-
RI que IIucrta. sicndo I'm indio. siIS
Scniimicntos naturales eStan tan dcsa-
cor,lcs con los dc los americanos del
sur como del Dortc. Por H. tanio. es de
temcr que Sc rcsista n In intervention
del Brasil como So r~cSistin n In del r.
%prrScntantr del prcsidcnte Ia los rs.
tados Unidos. John Lind por que rs
tan aStuto como obstinadp " cncrgico.
III Eclair. organo popular intclIgcnte
lligrro. nm tanto trivolo. eHclama Con
ltemplad nj pigmco m%ciic.no frcntc al
gigantic vanki. ~ prcSidente Wilson
cuyo impcrioSo pacifismo ina invcntadc
los mcdios diplomaticos mas c%NtranuS
lrsrandO obtcncr In sum sion v haSia
Ia destruction ~ Mckee. In pndid'
haSta hoy cvitar las apar4 ncias dc un1
guerra pcru VA llego al Extreme IT, II
cucrda. v Ia false de SUI Siiuacion al ne
garSc "A rcconoccr al pres lentc de fac
Ia dc Mexico. Sc ha reveal o el dia eI
que IIucrta So refuse n H. intimidation
v ohligo a su advcrsarin al compliments
severe dc su ultimatunl.
Dcsdc n punto dc vista comrrrial. Y
Economistc Francois ins ste >ohrc u
tcntarion que ha dcbido ser para W.
EstadoS CnidoS Ia ocuparion dc Tam
nico. II gran puerto %pctrolrro. v cas-
iustifica a lhIcrta por r. luSarSe a 81
ludar la bandera americasa. demoStrl
cion dcSusada v dcSronocfla en- II derr
,cho International. Rcspccto al arrest
ic los marinoS amcricanns. dice;
SCI general IIucrta dcrlara que ~
ldado todas las cXcusaS pnSiblcS pnr est
actc Y quc 81 accntara ~ haccr I'M ~.
ludo ccrcmoniso al pabcllon americana
anareccria como recOnncicndO Ia autor
dad americana Sohrc los aSunios men
canos. En- una palabra. este saludo =
quivallria n nm acto dc vasallaic d'
narte De Mexico a los. Estados TnidoS
Equivaldria 4 anr n. lIurrta. rindicri
IN ~ohcrania mciicana \ ia ~ IN graz
federation americana. r. possible qul
este scntimicnto sea iuStificado.
En- cuanto a Ia actitud Official H.
gobicrno parccc SER favorable al pr"
sidente Wilson. mientras I'll puebl'
frances pcrmanece indifercnte a la cuci
.~iion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-19
Ell Escandalo del New Haven r. r.

Washington. mayo l9.-Chas. : Mel
len. rN-prrsidcntc del New Haven n.
X. comparccio hoy ante Ia cnmision dc
concrete intcr-cstadista \ diio que j.
ricrpont Morgan Ia habia nombrado
p~rcsIdcntc del Northern Pacific X. X.
V que Sc It. llamaba Il office boy de
Morgan, a quicn estaba argulloso de
serylr.
ilabian sido cltados como tcstigos
William Rockefeller. George Mcrlu-
loch. Miller Y dos directories del New
Haven. pcro So cxcusaron con ccrtifi-
cados dc enfcrmcdad.
Mcllcn prrsrnto mos papclcs Y IL
bros dc los cualeS la coma sion espera
sacar muchas informacioncs utlles.
Mellcn dljo que no rccueroa dc un
case en- que Morgan no hubIcra impues-
10 su voluntad. Dice que L. scria diff
ell cNplicar cualcS habian sido sus re-
lacioncs con Morgan dcspucs dc que
este Ia hizo p%rcsidcntc del New Haven
Diio que una comlsion dc tres o cuat-
70 individuoS entire los que sicmprc IS
taba Morgan. era quicn dirigia la poll
tica del fcrrocarril.
lIabia un gran multitud rodeando I'll
cdificio. micntras Mcllen prcstaba su
declaration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-19

IIacc ppcaS Scmanas. In ciudad mas
i%mportantc del nortc Gle Mcxi,D V Ia
cuarta EN- importancia en- toda In re-
publica cayo en- mano del general ron
stitucIonalista Pablo GONZALEZ. = pocos
dias despucs Sc rcndia al misIao icf,
Tampico, 81 scgundo l4ucrto m %jican".
Estos dos triunfos miiitarcS n, tanta
t~rascenlcncia v tan ccrca 81 unr del -
tro, han sacado a la luz dc In lama \
n la publica curiosidad I'M nom r. uuc
hasta hoy no habia rcsonado en- JOS ras-
tos militarcs dc la revolution M. iicand
o 81 cstruendoso pcStigio que Jan los
triunfos gucrreros.
Cuando ID. Vennstiano Carai,za fne
elcctO gohernador dc toahuila. duran.
t. In p~rcsidcncia de- ID. FranciSru I. Ma.
dero. cncomcndo Ia organization a. las
mllicias des cstado n don Pablo Comm
leg. quicn n la saxon era nm ar"IIdala-
do hombrc de ncgocios en- Ne clnva.
A pcsar dc sus inclinarioncs 20 firas.
Gonzalez habia VA tcnido or;'s sn dc
elcrcitarsc en- In guerra duran.e Ia re-
volucion madcrista. v onado Pi ) ual q.
rocco Sc rebcldo conira ~ prcSi-
dcntc Madoro 81 combasio 4 Or g-o a Ia
cabcza dc SllS mlliciaTpS.
tudH'lo. h'Sph'S utS HS'Silf Tel
presidente, Carranza = declaf en- re-
belIion. Gonzalez fue inmedishsmrnte
n unirsel, v por mucio ticmfrl sup
tener en- .5aauc n las f~IcrzaS frficralcS
que habian invadido i cStado H. Goa
hula. d%ifumdiendo por todaS rsTteS Fl
crcdo constituencies nliStanlr \ or
ganizando batalloncS. pclrandc vim cr-
sar, dcrrotado aca. virirrioSo N n sin
mas rccurso o armamcltuS dut Is an.
iba auitando "A las birn provi>iss tro-
pos dc IIucrta.
Por este medic - nuso en- ltitud
dc confrontar al famoso gencrt 1, fed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-19
Lo que piensa Mr.. Taft de la situacion'

En- un dlscurso ~pronunciado II domin-
90 en- New York. al ex-prcsidentr Taft
exnuso Sus ideas sobrc I'll embrollo me-
llcano' Aunque POGO confiado en 81 ex-
ITO de las conferenclas de mediacion
que van a empeZar manana EN- Niagara
Falls. dllo que 81 ofrccimicnto de medi-
aeion Y 81 accptacion por los Estados
tnldos habian sido I'm importantc paso
dado hacla I'll future arreglo de- las III
hcultadcs intcrnacionalcs en- IL hcmis-
terio occidental.
FL cx-prcsidcnte declare que Il 90
bierno puedc siempre resistir Ia pre-
. popular en- pro de una politica
militar; pero este no cs ahora 81 ease.
81 I'll pueblo esta dispucsto acimplir
con su dcbcr. en- cambio ticne POGO en-
tuslasino ahQra por la guerra.
mo cs tempo VA dc ponernos a In.
mentar que la succdido no huhiesc NJ.
do difercnte dc 10 que IS. sino dc ANAL
Ear la situacion con franqueza y clari'
dad. Respetando la opinion de JOS de.
mas. la mia es que NJ durante ii anO
t~ranscurrido no hubicscmos prnstado
nuestro apoyo a uno dc los partidos
contendientcs. no cstarlamos ahora tan
cerca dc la intervention v dc IL que
IRA, nj trndriamoS ante 81 rcsio de
mundo tanta rcsponSabilidad con.o aho
ra por al cstablccimiento del orden y
la ley en- Mexico. una veZ quc -, par
lido coupe 81 poder g%racias u e., apo.
yo."
"Nadic pucdo medir las fatal ) con.
secuencias de la guerra. En- este sntido
pensar la pcor cs atlnar. En- la SIERRA
la causa del bIcn Y del lcrcchc \ del
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Las atrocidades de la huelga minera.

Chicago. mayo l9.-El iuex Ben II.
Lindsay. dc Denver. que pasn por aIuI
rumbo 4 Washington. a 1ondc VA a pc
dIr a Wilson que no retire las 'rupaS
fcdcralcs del diSirito dr Ii huclga lee
que "A nm mincro one llceo I'll cHmian-
m"nto militar lie Ludlow. nm soldado
~ rccihio arroiandolc cncima con una
middleton Il cucrpo dccapitadl &c sn
hijo.
Dice Lindsay cue i - rnt;ran laS
tropaS rcSultara uua GUERRA ~hprrnrusa.
Ia milicia. scgun LINDSAY. mato sin rir.
dad ninos. mutilo y ultraio a las na'ircS
v comctio otros crimcneS ind script.
hleS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-19
SECCION ESPANOLA DEL HERAID
SCRIP DEAL CALLED
OFF PREdFsTATELY
ci,lcnt 10 either"
CONTINUED from pas vArl.

ci,lcnt 90 either.
Superintendent Williams tFh topk
occasion a. urge strongly Hir~ She city
council lhr matter ~ auth 4 N the IN
stalIatiun ~ 4 lire alarm Ia n a. Nv
used WI III cities. IN this ton IA
SAYS:
Attention j. also calico = "a q
fire alarm system for th3 which.
when installed. will give = s stion In
the insurance rate of one 80 sud dol
lars per year a. the pruI ~ \ drS w.
ing a great factor Ia fire a~f IN prop
crty that j. not insured. -tAA system
III installed. III hc hands this ~
partmrni with Httlc extra 80 w..
This department ~ IA, mt Time
il in a p%oSitiun 60 rccomm ~ ew rates
for water service aud SCI fullowing
schedule j. submitted fm a. approval
Iuf the council:
The minimum rate for N " service
shalt ~ ~l.5n. which entities 80 user ~
four thousand gallons the Wy yiN thou
gallons shall IT, billie " ~ rrntS.
:hr neat ten thousand Z. a hall IT,
billed ~ - cents and a. Zoe that
amount shall he billed a. 'tAtS per
thousand gallons"
The report was submits the "A
nance committee. which wtH rfFn u ~
Tie council with ANY rt uIatinnS
II may have a. make N ~ sng The
adoption ~ amy ~ the rtF+ ions 0f.
fcrcd.