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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
Traducido de La Reviews of Reviews
para el BOLETIN MERCANTIL.

para el BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Al considerar detenidamente las gi-
gantescas operaciones militares lleva-
das a cabo por las naciones beligeran-
tes en- ell actual conficto, tres puntos
distintos deb u estudiarse.
1o-Por cue emple6 Alemania todo
su poder militar en- su ataque Z Fran
cia? 2o.-PoT que escogi6 la ruta por
B6lgica aun trayendo clio consigo la
'lolaci0n de lratados por ella firmados,
y la entrada de Inglaterra en- ell ntme-
TO de sus eAemigos? 3o.-Estudiar las
operaciones realizadas por ell ej6rcito
aleman bajo sus tres distintas fases, es-
to .es: ell ataque a la izquierda de los
aliados, ell ataque al centro, y la reti-
rada desde ell Marne hasta el Aisne.
FL ataque de Alemania a Francia
fu6 hijo de las consideraciones siguien-
tes de antemano estudiadas por ell es-
atdo mayor aleman. En- una guerra con-
ira Francia, Ruisa Inglaterra, tenien-
do como unica aliada Austria, era Sc
guro que cuando aquellas hubiesen lie
gado reconcentrar tOdas Sus fuerzaS
en- los campos de batalla el ejercito ale
man estaria relativamente en- inferiori-
dad numericl. Pero al romperse las
hostilidades, durante las primeras Sc
manas de guerra solo Francia podla
movilizar con POGO menos rapidez que
Alemania
La inmensa extension del imperio
moscoVita, las enOrmes distancias que
habian de recorrer las tropas para lie
gar a los centros de concentration la
lneficiencia de sus Was de comunica-
ci0n, y la su9uesta inefciencia del Es-
tado Mayor russo, por I'm ladO, y por
otro lado ell riempo que necesitaba In
glaterra para poder tener en- Francia
I'm verdadero ejercito, eran causas que
debian dar a Alemania un periodic por
10 menos de cuatrO semanas, durante el
cual podria ella por la superioridad nu-
merica de $ Is ejercitos atacar derro-
tar a Franc;a.
81 FIentras Inglaterra levantaba un
eJGrcito, y Russia llevaba cabo su len
la movilizaci0n mOlestada Ell sus from
teras por un pequefo ejercito aleman Y
por ell ejercito de Austria, podia Ale
mania intiingir Francia una derrota
tr6nenda docisiva; 81 esta gran derro-
ia aun no aniquilando a Francia des-
truia de un golpe su p0der militar, re-
pitiendo asi en- el 1914 el 6Xito del 1870
pero Ell mayor escaIa; entonces baio
estas condolences Sc veria libre Alema-
MIA del mas poderoso de sus adversa4
rios, y lie seria possible batir a cada
uno de los restantes, seg6n fueran apa-
reciendo. Uht vez Ell Paris podrfa Ale
mania dictar la sumisi6n de Francia V
volver su ej5rcito victorioso sobre las
tropas del Zar.
Preclsamente para poder alcanzar es-
te fin, lie era necesario ell entrar en-
Francia por la frontera franco-belga.
81 consideramos como positive que solo
durante las primeras cuatro semanas
de guerra podia Alemania utilizar el
total de sus fuerzas para realizar el
ataque a Francia, era para ella cues
ti6n vital el llegar 4 Francia por aquel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27

Tambien tomaran parte EN- ell mitin.
ell amigo Luis Felipe Desds, quien ha
venldo esta ciudad con ese objeto
Los republicanos estan pidiendo que
llueva; 10 piden con todo, fervor. Y ell
sol esta brillante y placido; por sobre ell
cerro de las Mesas no hay mas que ella
ridad de sol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
Ell Arte y Ell Cine

la cinta Mefstofelia" que estre-
no anoche ell Cine de Portell y Garcia,
esta hecha con artistas notables es de
un interes supreme. La aeci6n esta
conducida con maestrfa, y va en- au-
mento la espectaci6n del p1blico, & me-
dida que Sc va desarrollando el drama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
(Continuara.

La cinta ha gustado mncho al ser es.
trenada anoche, y ell p1blico, que lie
naba el amplio Cine, signifc6 que la We
ria con gusto otra yez, por 10 cual vol
vera a proyectarse esta noche.
El programa Sc complete con otras
peliculas que tambien son muy emocio-
nantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27

Anoche celebro la juventud entusias-
ia del Centro Espanol, una lucida jara-
ma. Atraidos los danzantes del ala
tuerte, por los encantos de las ninfas
del ala debil, pasaron horas muy fell
ces.
La orquesta "Juventud" que sabe
despertar las mas fntimas armon1as del
pentagrama, ejecut6 a maravilla.
Bien, por ell Centre Espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27

Sc de esta, que tiene siete metros de al
tura, al patio de la casa.
Sutrlo una herida Ell la region barbal
y Vanas fuertes contusiones Ell distin-
tas parties del cuerpo, siendo debida-
mente asistido en- la Sala de Socorros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
PaZ a sulS reStos.

- llO CICO cH DIUJdS pcfO, 81 Id Jc-
rrble lluvia que cayo aver sobre Maya
guez es obra de las oraciones velas de
las supersticiosas damas unionistas. me
declare devote de la creencia.
Tenian los republicanos en- proyecto
una gran manifestation de fuerza Sc
proponian darle el penultmo susie al
Partido Unionista, presentandole un
soberbio cOntingente, al afecto Sc
anunclo con trompetas, petardos, mGsi-
ca, disparos de can6n-lln canon de la
ta- etc, etc, amen del programa que
anunciaba para la noche, villas y casti-
Hos nunca sonados.
Ginetes de la ciudad, de todos los ba-
rrlos, de los pueblos limitrofes, invade
ron las GALES desde la manana, ell gri
to persistente de ipajara, pajara era
el himno vocal que les recibia.
\ las doce, el dia presentabase es-
plendido, y la ciudad asiXiada por la
p6lvora de los petardos; ensordecida
por los gritos estent6reos; confundida
pOr ell galopar de la tropa de Glance
ros d caballO, ginetes de Ultima hora
a quienes los brutos no hacian caso al
gunO
Qui6n iba a pensar Ell la lluvia Pc
ro, cuando va iban extenderse las
hueStes, grit6 un chusco: i ell loco el
loco !-aqui llamamos eel loco" al
aguacero que aparece sobre el cerro de
las MesaS, pOrque no respeta ruegOS III
NADIA; cuando Sc aSoma, cae porque cae.
Y "el loco" cay6 sobre los republi-
canos; mojo las incontables paiaras di-
bujadas, al pastel brujo, sobre lienzos
y banderas, hizo estragos sobre la
multitud. Que horrible deception
Llovi6 sin contador una hora, dos ho-
ras, y 10 que nunca, Q pocas veces habia-
mos visto, el aqua inund6 ciertas ca
lies y pas6 sobre ell piso del Puente de
Balboa.
Chd Dcdld uuIOuISId que ola a los
manifestantes, cuando disfrutaban de
una atm6sfera espl6ndida, decir que
Dios era republican,, Sc puso las ma
nos Ell las orejas y exclamo Herejes
Y llovi6 sin escampar.
Ell senor Irizarry Sasport, director
Gle La Voz de la Patria", esta enfer-
mo de cuidado. Esta dolencia lie sor-
prendi6, sin que apenas Sc sintiera in
dispuesto.
lie asisten los doctores Martinez
Guasp y Garcia de la Tore.
Para esta noche,-son las $50 de la
tarde y no ha Ioyido-preparan los
unionistas una manifestation de fuerza
Ell programa anuncia que hara uso de
la palabra ell orfebre de la misma, Eu-
genio Astol, quien ha sido invitado pa
ra ese acto.
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
Land for Sale.

The nwA OF the nwA except three
acres of the nOtlhwest corner there.
of the uw OF the nwA, the ueA Of
rye swA and the west n acres OF the
sc y OF the neA uf section 4, In town
ship IA north, range 10 west, contain,
ing 100 aefes,
Located ON Cfooked Creek four
milcs northeast of nollcloutc aud siX
mllca east of Harrison.
0l or oa acres in cultivation, rs on 10
acres more VI good laud yet tu be put
ia improvements good Fine spring
water within 100 feet of house, good
orchard A better stock farm cannot
be had In Boone county Fine outside
range joining As live In oklahoma
/ will sell at a bargain Address n.
q, Hudson, lGom, OK,
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
Notice 10 DehtorH

All parties Indebted to me up TO
July let viii call aud settle by 1uly
2Sth AT the Palace Drug store, after
that date all accounts Will be given
70 4, A, Speef for collection, | much
prefer that yon settle before that date
". II Watkins
The Harrison times., 1914-08-01
The Fair Store Is Unloading 5s Gs m0nsts9 ne~ Gn12

the recodsmashng selling event the CITY, Since
last Saturday morning the opening day OF this big sn response to
the printed Of last week great crowds have packed the
The Fair Store seeking admission the amazing feast of bargains
Last Saturday the The Fair Store esembed the gateway
of county fair on governors day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
REPRESENTATIVE OF
EXPOSITION HERE

Mont Wyman. of Austin. representa-
tive Of the Panama-Pacific Interna-
tional exposition in Texas. working un-
der the direction OF the Texas board
Of exposition managers, is in FL PasO
for a few days Mr.. Wyman comes
here to secure motion pictures of FL
Paso TO be used in the states exhibit
at the san Francisco exposition next
year. He believes that he can secure
1900 feet of interesting film here.
Mr.. Wyman viii confer with the
chamber of commerce directors. the
Adclub and the business men while in
Fl PasO with a view TO enlisting their
support in having FL Paso represented
at the exposition Monday he met mayor
c. z. Kelly.
The films to be taken here viii be-
come a part of 1850 feet OF film
showing various towns and sections
OF Texas. These will be shown
throughout the state and then shipped
to san Francisco in March Of next year
to be shown daily at the exposition for
nine and a half months. After that
the reels will become the property Of
the towns which may want them, or
else will be turned over TO several rail-
roads which have made bids for them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
WILL BE PROSECUTED

Austin. Tex, June 29.-Despite the
fact that the Texas Business Mems as
ISOLATION Of Fort Worth is an unincor-
porated organiZa ton, the attorney gen.
eral said today he had the authority TO
prosecute 1t and also to dissolve it as
an unlawful conspiracy"
This is the organization which was
enjoined Saturday night by the attOr-
ney general on behalf OF the state
from doing business, and in which 95
leading corporations of Texas. includ-
ing railroads. are restrained from pay
ing any money to the association.
President Cain, Of the association, as
serted that the state had no power 70
dissolve it because it was unincorpo-
rated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
POLICE TAKE INTO CUSTODY
CHEROKEE INDIAN DOCTOR

Carlos Silver. a Cherokee indian, who
claims 70 cure various ailments through
a medium process OF calling on the
spirits" was arrested by the police
Monday morning and dOcketed at the
station on a charge OF yagrancy- Silver
claims that sometimes, simply BY the
use Of soap he can cure diseases Oc-
casiOnally he administers pills. Mexi-
cans in the lower section OF the city
made the complaint against the doc
tor" silver came to FL Paso with a
circus. When the circus left town, Sill
yer remained. The police say he has
been "practicing" medicine ever since
Silver, on the occasion OF prior ar
for awhile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
U. S. TAKES CHARGE
OF PLAGUE PROBLEM

Washington, d. C., June 29.-SurgeOn
general Blue. of the public health SER
vice, viii go to New Orleans to take
charge Of the campaign against the
bubonic plague, winch has appeared
there. One death has already been re-
corded.
After receipt Of kilograms today from
Oscar Bowling, president Of the Louis
lana board of health, the treasury de-
partment ordered the surgeon general
to take charge Of the situation Dowl-
ing reported meteorological evidence Of
two cases The public health service,
however. will make its own eXamina-
ton. Apparatus for fumlgatiOn is be-
ing sent to New Orleans and a corps
Of experts I'm plague eradication, in
Guiding surgeon Creel. Of the public
health serve. will carry out the sur
geOn generals plans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
VIRGINS CLEARED
BY JURY; VERDICT
IS POPULAR ONE
Man Charged With Murder
Cheered by Crowds; Gun
written Law" Defence.

Phoenix, ARK, June 29.-'.Not guilty.
was the verdict Of the jury in the case
Of DIT. L E. Virgins, Of Joaquin, Tex
as, on trial for the murder Of Tap
Booth.
The verdict was rendered after the
jury had been out a little more than
an hour and had taken three ballots. On
the first ballot 10 voted for acquittal
and two for second degree murder.
There were II for acquittal on the sec
Ond ballot and u on the third.
Demonstration in Court.
When the verdict was announced by
foreman j. L McIlwaine, a wild demon
stratiOn broke forth in the crowded
court room Several men leaped over
the railing TO congratulate Virgins and
Reese NJ Ling, his attorney. Sheriff
JEFF Adams quickly cleared the court
room With tears in his eyes Virgins
thanked his attorney, judge J. E O'Con-
nor and each juryman.
though he swore that when he shot,
Booth had his hand under his pillow
as though he meant TO draw a revOl-
YER The evidence showed that Booth
slept with a revolver under his pillow.
Boosted Intimacy.
Several residents OF Joaquin testified
that Booth often boosted of being init
mate with Mrs. Virgins and said that
he would have her II the doctor killed
him for it
DR.. Virgins, his wife and little boy
are still in Phoenix. He states that he
has not decided whether they will re-
turn to Joaquin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
MINE WRECKED;
MAN Is KILLED

Trinidad. Colo. June 29.-The
wrecked shaft Of the Royal mine early
today yielded up the body Of Matt
Schmitz, a shot firer, 40 years old, sole
victim Of the explosion that occurred
last night That Schmitz was the only
person in the mine at the time Of the
explosion, was the statement Of mine
officials The cause Of the explosion is
unknown.
Schmitz was engaged in firing the
shots when he was killed. It is thought
that he peri3hed either as a result Of a
bad shot" or that he encountered a
pocket Of gas which was ignited, but
the mine officials declare that no in
vestigation has yet been made TO de-
termine the cause
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
FIRST OF ADCLUB
MEMBERS RETURNS

Otis Aultman. the first Of the re
turning Adclub delegates arrived in FL
Paso Monday afternoon. He reports
the trip a huge success from the begin
ming TO the end
There were more than 1000 delegates
in attendance at Toronto. The dele
gates paraded i'm both Kansas City and
Chicago and at Toronto were the hit
OF the whole convention
Toronto entertained the delegates Law
fshlv. mr.. NuItman reports. and all of
the Fl Paso delegation had a fine time.
Most of the delegates have taken
sides trips and viii begin returning in
a few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
WOMAN MEMBER OF
STATE BOARD QUITS

Santa Fe, n n, June 29.-The only
woman on an educational board Of the
state has resigned, so it is reported,
and the question. whether governor Nc
Donald will appoint a woman as her
successor, is being discussed
Mrs. T r. Rogers, Of the board, Of re-
gents of the Silver City Normal school
is the board member who has resigned
or is about TO resign, because her hus-
band, who has been on the faculty Of
the Silver City school has accepted a
position on the faculty OF the Normal
university at Las Vegas. Mrs. Rogers
was formerly a school teacher at Santa
Fe and Roswell and has taken a lively
interest in public school affairs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
SALVATION ARMY Is CARING
FOR GIRL WITHOUT FL

Jermina Hess, AGED - years, a VIE
and nj one time a mother, is being cared
for bv the Salvation army until her
husband or relatives can be located.
The girI was taken charge Of by Mrs.
Fuma Webster. county probation off
Ger. saturday afternoon
According to Mrs Webster. the girl
claims to be the wife of Tom Hess a
COWBOY She SAYS that she was placed
on the train at a station near Deming.
Y NJ. by her husband who promised
to meet her in FL Paso. She landed
here without funds
Mrs. Webster says that the girl had
never seen a moving picture show until
she took her t. one Saturday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
DAM GIVES WAY;
RESIDENTS WARNED

St Paul. Mimi, June 29.-The large
Golfer dam on the government works
in the Mississippi river just above Fort
Smelling broke under pressure OF high
water this afternoon United States
engineers Immediately notified the St
Paul police department and a num-
Der Of automobiles were dispatched
along both sides of the river to warn
residents Of the lowllnds to seek
safety.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
UNABLE
To QUIET CROWD
IN PITTsBJRG
Rioting Starts Among the
Striking Westinghouse
Employees.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 29.-Disorder
broke out among the striking West
inghOuse employees in East Plttsburg
today, pickets surrounding all entrances
10 the electric works and preventing
persons from entering. The presence
of 20 armed guards from the plant
had no effect on the excited crowd
Deputy sheriffs failed TO quiet the
people. and the local police. reinforced
by 20 special officers, could do nothing.
Sheriff G. ". Richards arranged to
call on the ssate for help and when
report spread that the Greensburg
troop Of the state constabulary was on
its way to the scene, the excitement in
creased.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
FEDERAL LEAGUE TO
CLAIM THE REMNANT

Chicago, Ill, June 29--Some team OF
the Federal league will claim the
worlds championship this fall
This was the announcement, in ef-
feet, emanating from the offices Of Jas
Gilmore, president or the Federal
league. He stated that the winner OF
the pennant in his organization VIII
challenge the winner Of the worlds Sc
ries between the National and Ameri-
can leagues. If this is not accepted
and it will not be-the winning federal
team and a team Of the stars from the
remaining teams Will play and the
worlds championship viii be claimed
by the victors-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29

campaign and BY the smiles they wear
confidence irradiates tie breath of
many contestants.
The chase begins at home. Father
and mother are urged to buy where the
cash checks or receipts count Then
aunts, uncles and cousins are solicited
and the circles Of friends and acquain-
tances is attacked, and by that time
the business spirit has been aroused
and the hustlinE solicitor OF cash
checks is salesman and Just goes after
them like drummer for orders.
Some people are picking Up the
lunches found in stories like this one
and getting wise to methods that they
had not thought Of before. Glad of
it. Go to II If The Herald hints will
help take advantage Of them
The standing of the candidates fol-
lows
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
HAITIEN REBELS
CONTINUE BATTLES

Cape Haiden, Haiti, June 29.-Fight-
ing continued in the north Of Haiti to-
day when the Haiden government
troops commanded by president CERES
ties Zamore recaptured from the rebels
the town Of Grande Riviere. and con-
tined their march on Quarter MOrla-
Three attacks by rebels on Port Lii
berte were repulsed by government
troops in possession Of that place. One
Of the rebel generals was killed during
the fight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
POLICE DETAIN GIRL WHO
CONES HERE FROM SOCORRO

Mary. Sanchez, who said that she did
not like her stepfather, Felix Sanchez,
:. barber at Socorro, n. N, was a pas
senger on the Santa Fe pas
senger train which arrived in FL PasO
Monday morning. The train was met
bv detective Billy" Smith, who took
the girl into custody. She was later
turned over TO Mrs Emma Webster,
county probation officer The girls
parents have been notified Of her deten-
ton here and IT is believed that they
VIII come to FL Paso for her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
WOULD EXTEND APPROPRIATION
BILLS Two WEEKS ELRTHER

Washington, D. C.. June zg.-Demo-
cratic leader Underwood asked the
house today 10 pass a special resolution
extending all current appropriation
bills from July l TO July Is. The fiscal
year ends JunS 80 and under such a
resolution the same rates Of expendi-
ture would be lawful for two weeks
more.
While the motion was temporarily
blocked, leaders declared the conges-
ton Of supply measures was so acute
such an expedient would have to be
CaIled in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
CoIoN HAs oUIET ELECTION.

Colon, Panama, June 29.-The NUM-
cipaI election held here Sunday passed
off quietly. Only the membe Of the
Liberal party voted and the govern
ment combination polled $50 to 2S2 for
the opposition The election for rep
resentauives to the national assembly
will be held next Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
Marguerite Gillespie Leads

School children look wise as they
shout to each other $3.50 Gold. The
meaning in plain words is: I've got
more votes for the Gold Competition"
Sleeping or walking, in day or night
dresses. these figures dance before the
vision of FL PasO people. Hundreds
are already building air-castles about
winning the first award. and are al
ready planning the ceremony with
which their associates viii turn the
amount over 20 the cherished object
that is to benefit by their earnest and
united Iabors. And the boys and girls
are hustlinE every spare moment for
those cash checks. finding lots Of them,
too.
While many are working IN the open,
knowing that it pays TO advertise,
others are making a rubber heel"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
TY COBB DICKERs WITH
FEDERALS AT BUFFALO.

Buffalo. y Y. June 29.-Ty Cobb Of
the Detroit American baseball team
and president Gilmore of the Federal
league. arrived here today and held a
conference this afternoon Notwith-
standing numerous denials, IL was re-
ported the Detroit player was cOnsid-
ering an offer to jump to the new
league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
FORT STOCKTON SELLS BIG
ROAD bond TCgTE.

Fort Stockton. Tex, June 29.-Au
details in the sale Of the SIS, 600 road
bond issue have been arranged and the
bonds will be turned over TO the Chi
cagO buyers this week and the money
turned over to the commissioner S
court At the July term Of the court
the report Of the engineers on surveys
and estimates will be submitted and
the time and manner of letting the
road contracts will be determined
upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
sIELLEN. OF NEW HAVEN.
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IL AuAAN A-fDAN 4 I'D
Cambridge, Mass. June 29.-Charles
S. Mellen, former president Of the New
YORK. New Haven & Hartford Railroad
company. Frederick s. AIoseley. a bank
ct. and Ralph d. Gillette Of Westfield.
were indicted today for alleged con-
spiracy by the Niddlesex county grand
jury on a charge Of inducing the invest
ment committees Of two savings banks
in Cambridge to lend money TO the
Hampden railroad corporation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
GOES no DOUGLAs AGAIN.

r V. Pesqueira- diplomatic agent in
the United States for Carranza, left
here Saturday night for Douglas. Ariz..
where he will attend to personal bust
ness It is likely that. on his return,
he viii go to NuevO Laredo to confer
with Carranza.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
YAQUI INDIANS KILL
FARRELL, AMERICAN

Washington, D. C., June 29.-The
death OF Thos. Farrell an American,
at the hands OF Yaqui indians at Re
prsso, a few miles from La Colorado,
Sonora, was reported today to the state
department by Z. S consul Louis Hos
letter at Hermosillo. who stated that 1t
IS supposed TO have occurred on June 26.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-29
BAvIg 10 FINANCE NEXICAy loan

Mexico City. Mex June 29.-Several
local banks. II was learned today. have
agreed TO take the bonds Of an interior
loan which IS to be flOated by the
Mexican government within the next
few days.