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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
Water Works Near Vera Cruz
Still Menaced by Mexicans
Refugees Arriving From interior Points Say Gen
Mass Has Received Reenforcements and
Is Encamped Near Tejar Plant.

able feeling among the MeXicans at
the capital and caused the State De-
partment and cvcry other department
a lot Of worry.
Davis and Mccormick arrived here
tonight aboard the French steamer
Espagna from Mexico city via Puerto
Mexico after having been twice ar
rested and expelled from the capital by
the authorities.
MIR Davis reports that he was first
taken into custody just inside the Mex
lean lines at Tcjeria, He was stripped
and searched by soldiers. He WAS re-
leased and permitted to continue his
Journey to Mexico city, There he was
again arrested and released. He sought
refuge in the Brazilian Legation and was
amazed when secret police agents called
at the legation to arrest him for the
third time. He was safe. however. in
tho legation and later was given pass
ports to leave Mexico city for Puerto
Mexico.
Sutton, the photographer, was released
at the same time but was rcarrested at
Cordoba because he did not have pass
port lie is said to be in Jail there.
Mexico city is reported to he quiet.
Many citizens there think that IIuerta is
losing power because of the imminent
danger of an invasion by Zapata from
the south and villa from the north and
northeast. The grim old dictator does
not show that he thinks this is the
case. lie goes about his business az
coolly and apparently as undismayed
as he ever has. lie lalprs at the de-
fences, reviews his troops, directs his
campaigns without thinking of his own
fate. so far as anyone can see.
Zapata Army Near Capital.
There il no doubt that Zapata's
forces are once again pressing on To
the capital Since taking Cuernavaca
without firing "A shot. they have pressed
north along the line Of the National
Railway until some Of the chicfta ms
men are reported tn be at San Angel,
'rlapam and other towns Just beyond
the suburbs OF the city itself Zapata
has been this close before. hut this
time. because uf tho success of the
rebels In tho north, there ts greater
anxiety. There is no doubt that the
Mexican Fedcrals can fight off Xapata' =
hordes II they are not compelled To
fight on villa mt the same time.
Zapata found about four Americans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
nv DUDLEY HARMON.


huSrt1f fnbfe DSsDnt'N '" '"N
VERA CRUZ, May 1l.-Contihnous
rumors that the Mexicans are about 10
attack the Tcjar waterworks arc De-
ginning to worry tho army. They
come in almost every hour to excite
tho soldiers. II not to disturb Gen. Fun
sion and his officers. Every group OF
Nexicans to enter the outpost lines
brings the came runor sometimes with
great detail The basis Of them AL IL
,ha, tho forces Of Gen, MASS, at Faso
del Macho, have been strongly reen-
forced and that the soldiers there do
a lot Of talking.
Gen. Funston has not relaxed any
Of hi, vigilance. nor has he weakened
his defensive force about the citys
water supply, While his scouts no
longer 20 no far in on the railroad as
they did, the outposts are so disposed
as TO make surprise impossible.
Although no open attack has been
made. the growing feeling between the
forces is evident. American army OIL
ficcrs who go out to the railroad b-eak
on trippcr trains to meet refugees say
that The Mexican officers who meet
them no longer speak. except oniciaily'
They decline to give any information
whatsoever about trains that may no
coming. the number of Americans to
be expected or anything Else.
Must Remain within Lines.
The United states authorities are not
going to take any further trouble with
those Americans who deliberately run
into danger by going over int" the
Mexican Lines. This will apply to
newspaper correspondents as well AS 20
citizens An order will he issued in
the morning forbidding Americans 10
pass out of the American lines without
special permit. Correspondents Will
not bc allowed to go under any circum-
stances. but citizens who can show n
proper cause which will not h" irri-
tatinr To tho McNicans may bc allowed
! To go into the interior
TIL ere ~ no doubt that tn cases Of
| Richard Harding Davis, Medill McCor-
mick Whiffcn. sutton the pho
tographor aud others created consider
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-12
VERA CRUZ EXPECTS
WAR AT ANY MINUTE
Leash Held at Washington
Racks Nerves Of the
Army Men.
FEAR FOR WATER WORKS
Gen. Funston Finds Enemy Be-
tween His Forces After
Inspection Tour.
FEAR FOR WATER WORKS
ny DUDLEY HARMON.

Special Correspondent Of TIN sus tctfA Ad.
m'rai Badosr's Fleet
VERA CRUZ. May 6.-Americans In
Vera Cruz believe that they are
seated on volcano the eruption
OF which may be expected at any mo-
ment. The insistence OF Washington that
there IL no war between the two forces
now at the point OF conflict does not
make much Of an impression upon those
charged with the first responsibility for
the protection OF this captured city.
The existing situation In and about
Vera Cruz is so contrary TO all prin-
ciples Of naval and military services
as TO he the cause OF both despair and
disgust to the responsible officers and
men. Their position is like that Of the
householder who knows his residence
is surrounded by burglars yet is pre-
vented from throwing out guards to pre-.
vent their entry and n helpless until
they come IN and begin to steal.
II Is a most irksome and nerve rsckine
state OF Affairs for any intelligent mill
tary man. They see no good reason why
the self-winding parleys at Washington
should deny them the primal rights Of
self-preservation.
The situation with regard TO tho pro-
lection of the city waterworks at TEAR
nlne miles from Vera Cruz. is the chief
cause Of tho anxiety under the existing
conditions imposed by Washington. Ii;
would surprise no one here II Gen Fun
ston. commanding the expeditionary forces
ut Vera Cruz. were to find way to
act as his military training requires
without NJ tho same time disobeying his
orders from Washington.
That a strip OF country seven miles
wide between his outposts and the forces
guarding the safety OF the clty's water
supply should Dc in possession OF the
enemy Is situation most rcpugnant to
Gen. Funston and all his officers.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

~ one bottle, while simultaneously the
machine finishes filling the bottle with
carbonated water and fastens the cork
and tin cap on, The process is then
repeated, the syrup bottle following
the filled bottle as the latter is placed
IN The shipping box.
Another interesting process Ia the
cleaning vat, where the used and dirty
bottles are cleaned for use again. Be-
tween 400 and 500 bottles are placed
liz the vat and filed and covered with
water. hot as they will stand. The
whole is then heated with steam from
a big boiler of temperature sufficient
to kill all germs They are then. one
at a time. placed over stiff brush
that goes inside and Is rapidly revolt
we'd by power from the electric motor.
They are then placed over fountain.
which again rinses them out, making
the cleansing process complete.
In every process the idea is inn
pressed on the visitor that the last
word In sanitary efficiency has been
said
The plant has u capacity of from
fifty 10 seventy-flvc cases per day. The
Rasmussen brand Is fast becoming
known and is now used by practically
every dealer in the north end of Utah
county.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
POLITICS WAKING UP.

Politics Is beginning TO show life.
though locally the boys are hardly
beginning to wake up. In less than
month two Of the big state conventions
will have been held Tho Democrats
and the Bull Moose meet In Salt Lake
City. both on tho same day--JuDo H.
There has been considerable OF a
Irritation between the leaders OF the
two parties. and one OF the probablli-
ties is that they will be found har-
messed together In the effort to beat
the Republicans In the big political
race this fall. II no. the people will
be treated to the biggest political scrap
that has ever taken place In tho state.
Utah county has sixty-six delegates In
tho state convention, about onc-third
OF which number will be allotted to
the towns In the north end Of Utah
county. ~
The state conventions will nominate
supreme court justice. two congress
men and United States senator. The
talk 10 to give the Progressivcs the
congressman and the Democrats the
senator. However. all this Will be set
tied in Salt Lake City on June IL.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
Mines Commence On Shipments

Henry Johnson took some mining
men up the canyon "Wednesday and
Thursday to examine the Pacific mine,
with the idea of leasing 1t to them.
They we're pleased with the mineral
showing that they examined. but as
yet there has been no definite deal
consummated.
While going up he met several teams
loaded with ore from the Wadlcy lease
on the old Miller mine.
He reports John Cleghorn as got
ting a good commencement on the de,
velopment work that he has planned
for the summer, and says that the
Wild Bros. continue to extract n good
tonnage from their lease on the
Dutchman mine.
The snow Is going fast and many
are preparing for great activities there
the coming summer.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
How Soda Water Is Made
A visit 10 the Plant Of the American
Fork Bottlipg Works.

FOrk bOttIiDg works.
One of tho busy places In American
Fork is the bottling plant of the Am
erican Fork Bottling Works on the
State road, where root beer aud soda
water for the north end of Utah county
Is made. II Is quite interesting to
watch the different processes 81 mana-
facturc
Upstairs Is located the big Jars of
sugar and ilavors, where the different
syrups are mixed to their right consis-
tency. On the next floor is the main
bottliDg works An electric motor OPP
crates a machine which automatically
mixes the carbopic acid gas with the
big tank of city water. The water as
It comes from the mains is practically
pure, but before 1t is carbonatcd 1t
passes through n filter tank to take
Out any impurities that 1t may con-
tain.
The filling and Gaping machine
works almost automatically and Is OPP
Grated by electric power. The proper
amount Of syrup is measured and put
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
Play Shut.Out Ball

The biggest success of the league
was pulled of In Benjamin THURSDAY
afternoon, when American Fork, win
their invinciblc team, defeated their,
opponent champions of the south end
OF Utah county at Benjamin with n
score of 10 to o. This victory II,
favor OF the American Fork team
starts them out high in rank TO win
mostly everything for this season
BENJAMIN will come back with blood
I'm their eyes Wednesday. Nobody eau
afford to miss this game.
The boys have started out rlght
winning the first two games. Give
them your hearty support. That IS
the kind of encouragement they need
for continued success.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
Helpful Words
From n Utah County Citizen.

is your back lame and painful?
Does II ache especially after exer-
ton?
Is there soreness In the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys.
If so, there IL danger In delay.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Weak kidneys got fast weaker.
Doans Kidney pills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recon-
mend them.
Read this American Fork testimony.
Mrs. r. II. Mcbride. East County
Road American Fork, Utah, says;
IL had pains through my loins and
the kidney sccretions bothered me.
was troubled by dizziness and often
specks seemed TO float before u,".
know that my kidneys were not do
ing their work as they should. When
| heard about Doan's Kidney Pills
began using them They soon re-
lieved the pains, ! had no more diz'
~ spells and the action OF my kid
neys was regulated"
Price so cents at all dealers, Dom
simply ask for kidney remedy
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mrs. Mcbride had Fostcr-Milburi
Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Points" II Is a revelation to many to
visit the. window and see the many
uses TO which electricity can be placed
and the modern comforts and conven-
fences which can be secured from the
little electric wire.
With the cheap day current II APP
parently will be put short time be-
tore most OF the people Will be using
iircs only In the furnace In the base
ment The local boys are exhibiting
photo that was taken OF the exhibit
at night, taken by Its own light.
hotpoint" week has been a great
success This little machine that can
be used In the parlor as well as In tue
Kitchen will cut the summer hre bill
IN two and can be made to do the serv-
ice of coal stove In but fraction
ol the time. Over one hundred OF
them have been placed In local homes
during the past week.
Mr.. Il. J. Falcon. representing the
new business department" OF the
Utah Power a. Light company, arrived
In American Fork this week His
special work is the installation of pri-
yate electric pumping plants. The
company is fast solving the irrigation
troubles throughout the state.
All through the irrigated districts
land In many unirrigated districts there
Is an underground supply OF water
With a little electric motor and cen
trfugal pump thic water that has
seepcd from the surface Is again lifted
from well and made TO do duty
again.
In Brigham City there are scores OF
such wells being made 10 supply water
for irrigating profitable orchards, thu
machinery being little motor aud cen
trifugal pump attached to an electric
wire. During the past year the com
pany has connected up with hall
hundred such plants In Davis county
where water Is valued at Sl25 To $2O'
pcr acre. Some of them pump watel
out of wells and some from ponds TO.
low TO get the water onto the lana
The company Is supplying electricit,
for several such plants In Utah county
and during the coming season VII
supply current for many others. Ther'
are many profitable sites for thes'
small plants in this locality, and whel
> the farmers learn how cheaply the sys
4 tens can be put In their high price,
= canyon water will be used on tn
benches and the lower lands be sup
= piled with pumped water,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Robin Hood" which was presented
BY The Springville High School here
Thursday evening, was an entire sue
cess, Everyone was well pleased.
There was some very good talent dis
played, all selections being well rem
dered. Mark Rabinson. a former Am
erican Fork citizen, was the director
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

II can not be said that Joys Studio
tr'es to hold up Its patrons. because
mere is no opposition. The lowest
prices ever made on photos at this
studio has been made when there was
no competition. The photos at ssc
per doz. every Monday are an exam
pie, No other studio In Utah has
over offered its customers 30 much
lot SO little, even where competition
is keen. 16-lt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
Great Electric Display
Local Representatives Showing Ac'h
ity In Different Lines OF Electric
Development.

I'll" Utah Power q Light COMPANY
IN one Of the big show windows on
Main street, has had most magnln-
cent display of electrical appliances
particularly specializing oh "llo'
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Orem has been selected as the name
OF the new town on Provo Bench. in
honor Of W. c. Orem, the president
OF the interurban, which will give
orem It's immediate railroad facilities.
Special train leaves lnterurbau de-.
pot at SEQ tonight for big dance al
Len. 16-1t
Mrs. Bennett came out from Center
Vile to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law. Jameo G. West. She
Is staying at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James d. Taylor.
Graduation dance at Orpheus Hall.
Pleasant Grove, Wednesday, May 20.
Rosell's Orchestra. Good time guar
anteed all who attend l6-lt
Mr.. Lewis Steggels of this city was
taken to Salt Lake City Wednesday
morning, where he underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis. The opera
ton was entirely successful and Mr..
Stesgels expects to be home again
within the course Of two weeks.
Mr.. W. A. Jones Of the interurban
railroad company met with a serious
accident Friday morning, his wrist
being badly broken. He was imme-
diately taken to the hospital to have
the same attended to.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
NORWEGIAN CELEBRATION.

Norwegian Independence Day ccle.
bration to Salt Lake City. May 16. IL
and IS. Fare. for round trip. el.6b.
Sale dates May Is. is and II; good
returning May 10. Sgt
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
HOME MISSIONARIES.

The Home Missionaries OF Alpine
Stake are appointed as follows for
Sunday, May II. 1914:
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
II. Y. U. CONCERT.

Professor Lund and company OF
bis n. Y. U. musicians. both soloists
and instrumental. will give concert
az The Orient Theatre Tuesday even
inc in connection with the usual reels
of motion pictures. which. however
vii, oniy be run once because OF the
concert. which will take up the bal
ance OF the time. The concert. which
nromises to be great drawing sue
csss IA being given under the aus
nices OF the Second Ward SUNDAY
school.
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Mr.. Charles Gaisford left Monday
for Idaho, where he expects to spend
the summer.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16
,rp1oAN FORK LOCALS

Irs1cAN FORK LOCALS
,e is busy nowadays. There
VIC % be work for all.
,hotos, 9sc per doz., Monday.
.,a Mrs. J. A. Forbes Of Alpine
y . ~" Fork visitors wcdnes-
!, md Mrs. Roy steele spent q
avs Of this week visiting friends
=. ..,.,,ves in Salt Lake City.
r. Peters returned home
'....day from Provo. where she
Sseu visiting for some time.
!, sALE-iso acres Of land. with
.s,,dipss, and good water rights.
|, 10 per acre. Cash or trade. easy
. ' Write Geo. d. Charlier.
idaho 26-lt
n, a. W. Middleton Of Salt Lake
II, suent Tuesday here in consults-
IN with the local doctors.
s...,aI train leave interurban de.
1e-1t
VI. steven Woods Of Eureka 10 here
L,dtIns with his family for q few
lays
10y photos, ssc per dos.. Monday.
All the kiddies seem to be happy In
new Of the vacations which will
commence this week.
Dr. Noyes spent "wednesday in Salt
ale City attending to professional
,usiness.
-t
A buggy belonging to Mr.. Rus
thompson Of this city was tipped over
afternoon and badly brok-
N. No one was injured.
Agent Greenwood. who was operat-
d on last week for; appendicitis. IL
citing along nicely iAd expects to be
ome again within about two weeks.
The i2-year-old child Of Mr.. and
frs C. W. Pulley. who has been quite
i for some time. 10 reported to be
some.
Mrs. @. W. Groo and daughter Kate
Salt Lake City expect to spend
aturday and Sunday With their SON
nd brother, Virgil Groc.s OF American
DIRK. Is
.
Joy photos. ssc per dof.. Monday.
Mrs. James Chapman. iJr.. who. in
pmpany with Mr.. and lMrs. James
hipman. ST.. Of Salt Lake City. and
lher friends. has been on an ex-
'uded auto trip through Idaho. re-
'rnsd homo rhursday stternoon.
Mr.. r. Cox Of this city was unex-
ectedly called to Cedar Thursday
orning on account Of the death Of
Is grandmother. Mrs. Mary Thorn
m. Of that city. General debility ID
plievod IN h. thn rauaA NJ the death
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Try the Alpine Pub. Go. for Job
Work.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Mr.. R. Cox Of this city was unex-
pectedly called to Cedar Thursday
morning on account Of the death Of
his grandmother. Mrs. Mary Thorn
ton. Of that city. General debility 10
believed to be the cause Of the death.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Mrs. James r. Dolmer Of this city
was the hostess Thursday afternoon
OF about ten guests, the occasion be-
Ing her birthday, The rooms were
made lovely with an assortment Of
spring flowers and delicious lunch
con was served.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Joy photos. 9sc per doz., Monday.
A couple OF ratings by the big creek
on upper Main street would save n
number of anxious mothers coneider-
able worry on account Of the little
children.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

The party who lost gold watch
can get Information concerning same
by calling this once. The honest boy
who found II left word to that effect
with US.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Try tn. Alpine Pub. Co Tor 10"
Work.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

STEPHEN l.. CHAPMAN.
JAMES II. CLARKE,
ABEL JOHN EVANS,
Stake Presidency.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1914-05-16

Mrs. James Chapman. iJr. who. in
company with Mr.. and lMrs. James
Chapman. Sr.. Of Salt Lake City. and
other friends. has been on an ex-
tended auto trip through Idaho. re-
TUNED homo Thursday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02

been visiting friends ut M0rgaatown
and Laurel Point. returned home on
Thursday evening.
Miss Dorothy Brock, Of Blacks
VILE. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. g. S.
Lowe. at this place.
Vcda. little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Cutscr, died on Saturday,
August 29th. 1914, aged four
months. The bcrcavcd pnrcntSlhave
the sympathy of the entire commun-
ity.
Mrs. Pearl Ice. OF Warrington IS
visiting her mother, Mrs. T. u.
IIaincs. ut the present time.
Maudc. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. y. Petit, is on the sick list.
G. S. Basnctt took dinner with
Rev. C.. T.. lIamrick Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Polling. of Laurel
Point. was visiting her niece, Mrs.
+. j. Tenant rcw days last week.
FORGET US NOT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-02
Girl Wearing
Kir71ona Missing
From Hotel
MISS ROSE M1LBURN DISAPPEARS
FROM BEDROOM LEAVING HER
CLOTHES BEHIND HER.

OAKLAND, Nd, Sept. 2.-Consld-
cradle excitement was caused IN TINS
city Yesterday morning when 1t was
discovered that Miss Rose Milburn.
an cmployc OF the Rest, had dlsap-
reared some time after midnight on
Saturday, with only her kimona on.
Her clothes, money ana keepSakeS
we're left in the room she occupied
Search was made for the missing girl.
mt without avail. Her brother. re-
siding near Aurora, w. Va, near TINS
city, was notified and he appeared an
the ground at once. The bloodhonndS
al Fairmont were tclegraphcd LOT
aNd reached Oakland Sunday night.
They were taken to her room ana IN
n short time took the scent, went out
.hc window and started for the Brod-
criclI lake. thence to the old planning
mill and from there to the SWIM
ming Hole" in the Little Hough. Inc
role was dragged, as were NUMBER
cf other holes in this vicinity put up
to this time no trace OF the MISSING
girl has ben found.
The search has been continued
ever since the girl was missed. me
search is in charge of SheriT Scott
who is assisted by number OIL pee
nile. No one can account for her as
eppcarance. For time the theory
was advanced that she had commit
ted suicide. but it is reported tnat
someone got her clothing last night
who the party was no one seem 70
'know. or. If they do, will not tell.
hnothcr theory is held by some that
she ran away with a young man 10
Get, married as certain young man
is reported missing.