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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-24

at Mexico City, has been handed his
passports by Gen. Huerta, and is pre-
raring to leave Mexico City.
Washington, April 23.-Gen. Carran-
"a, S note to President Wilson declar-
ing the seizure of Vera Cruz by Amer
lean forces a violation of the national
sovereignty OF Mexico, inviting the
United States to suspend hostile op-
erations and withdraw its forces, and
suggesting that the constitutionalist
government should receive demands
for reparation of offenses committed
by Huerta stirred the Mexican situa-
ton to a new and acute crisis this
morning.
Opposition TO the American govern
meats acton, coming from an unex-
pected quarter after tne Washington
administration had hoped for an atti-
tude of neutrality from the constitu-
tionalists, brought the government
face 10 face with possible hostility
from the greal body of Mexican forces
lying in proximity TO the southern
border of the United States.
Secretary Bryan received the Car
rama note at his home just before
midnight He did EoJ comment Oh it.
secretary Garrison and Assis ant
Secretary breckenridge, who were
waiting at the war department, were
given copies Of the message, Secre-
tary Tumulty, wno had been asleep,
hurried to the war department and
Maj. Wothe-spoon, chief Of s;aff OF
the army, Was summoned to join the
conference.
President Wilson was awakened
about 1:30 o'clock and talked over the
telephone with Secretary Tumulty,
wac was a: the secretary Of wars Of
flee
Gen. .Wo;herspoon positively de-
c,ines to discuss the subject OF the
embargo on arms. He said no orders
FIR the movement Of troops had been
issued yet but that the border forces
migat be strengthened at several
points particularly along the Imperial
valley.
In this valley is located great gov
ernment irrigation project.
1t was reported about tine stale, war
and navy departments that word had
come of several large shipments OF
arms nearing the border for the con-
stitutionalisls and that the army Of
ficers desired the embargo restored
before morning.
None of the officials who parricipat-
ed in the conference would talk, a I'd
it soon became apparent that no al
nouncement would be made tonight.
At PAS o'clock the lights were e1-
tinguished in the White House Offices
which had been alive with officials
and clerks for hours.
A few minutes later Secretary Cal
rison and Secretary Tumulty left the
conference, entered a waiting auto
mobile and drove away. AS Gen.
Wotherspoon and Mr.. Breckenridge
left, the general stopped in the tele-
graph room.
Rumors of a possible restoration OF
the embargo on arms, current during
the day, were revived last night, and
it was believed this was the subject
Of the war department conference.
While Mexican constitutionalist rep
rssentatives here professed to see a !
tone of friendliness in Carranza's note,
its blum. request for the withdrawal
os the American forces from Vera
Cruz and its virtual demand for rec
ognition of the rebels injected phases
which made administration otlclaIs I
nanifestly uneasy.
Plans thus far made by the army
and navy board to force Huerta's
apology had contemplated no move
along the American border. The
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-24

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-04-24
NAY INVOLVE ALTERATION
IN PLANS FOR RtPRISALS
PROTEST AGAINST THE SEIZURE
OF VERA Cruz.
Restoration of Embargo on Arms Sug-
gested as Good Measure to Meet
Rebel Leaders Demand.

Washington, April 23.-Nelson
O;Shaughnessy, the American charge
at Mexico City, has been handed his
passports by Gen. Huerta, and is pre-
raring to leave Mexico City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
La CONFERENC|A DE Pz EN- NIAGARA FALLS

Niagara Falls. On mayo 2i.-Contra
10 que So suponia generalF cnte, aver
fue dia de intcnSa actividad Los mcdi-
adorcs cream que los trahe JOS Iban a
ser aplazados hasla II luncs. cuando los
Delegates mejicanos pledier. u que DIES.
de lucgo Sc dedlcara la ten lon de los
CONTROVERSIES a los aSunto. prcfcrcn-
les. Este fuc notiiicado a los Delegates
americanos Y Ia primrra eonfercncia
~plenaria comenZo. Esta brusca decision
no dejo lie cauSar corprcSa Y 50 le pres
taron los motives mas divcrsos. cuando
vino a saberSc que Ia habia prrcipitado
la noticia lie la toma del Saltillo por los
rebcldcS.
Al terminar In reunion s. puhlico un
boletin EN- 81 cual Sc anunriaha cue la
confcrencia 81 habia rcunido a pcticion
de- los Delegates meiicanoS duieneS de-
seaban %comunicar a los mc,liadorcS \ Il
los Delegates amcricanoS las IDEAS IT, 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Roosevelt en- accion.

Oyster Bay. mayo 35.--El viaic que
rmprcnde ana a Washington Theo-
dore Roosevelt, tiene especial significan
Ella Y 50 cree sera uno lie los mas impor-
ianiS dc sn carrcra.
Prlmcro. viSitara FL cuartel genera
dc los progrcsistas en Washington. en-
donde picnsa encontrar a tod0s los mi
rmbros del partido. En- esta ~entrevista
r. deierminara el plan campana del
nroXlmo otono. MuD..as ~ sus partida
RIOS Guiercn cue deSde lucgo liable al
p%residente sobrc los asuntos polifica
exterior. tarifa y sobrc II page he 10,
veInticinco milloneS a Colombia. Roose
Welt rchuso decid i vera a los miembro.
del partido republican, para proponer
las una fusion con los progresistas
Anoche tuvo n larga conferencia er
sn casa con el senador Beyeridge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Successes EN- MEXICO.
10 QUE P0DRA sUCEDER EN-
CASO DE NUEvO

Circula Fl rumor lie que ii departa-
menio dc guerra csta pr, o. rando 10
necesario para traSladar q ClerpO de
ocupacion que perInanece a Feracruz,
n I'm punto mas Saludahlc II interior.
por eJemplo Jalapa. 4 Orizae Eodo este
naturalmentc. subordinate 4 ! rcsulta-
dos dciinitiyos dc la conicrG a dc Ma
CARA Falls, los cualcs. scrI.1 muchos
presumen. no scran favorahi :. DE SER
este subordinate, a los rcsulta-
an.
Esta 2arecc ser Ia opinion "a los con-
sti~tucionaliStas. cuNo consul en- New
York. Francisco Urquidi, h. ieclarado
Ia sugnlcnte:
La mediacion Y cl nrm %cio NADIA
significan para Il general CasranZa. No
son sus actos los sujetos Il Iiediacion.
slno los actos de- ~lluerta. Pcr consigui-
onte. no tcnemos gran interrs por 81 re-
sultado dc la confcrcncia.
Tampoco mandaremoS representatives
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Los prestamOs @Orzosota exiranieros

Washington. mayo Rt.-Aparrntr-
mentc CarranZa h. d,ci, tdo a SuSpen-
der los prcstamos que ~ In cStado ha-
cienio a los eNtrsMleroS - Mexico. pueS
ACADIA de erdrnar SEA puc> y IA lih-itad
IN agontc dc .Ioaquin IA icndaiz. rico
espanol rcfugiad, IN los tsiados lpi-
dos. Su agrntc fnc drtru e. en- Monte
rrcy por rehuSar I'm presSamo lie doce
nil dollars. III drpartamrHto It, eStadu
proteSio IN nmbre d. Espana y ahora
81 la desiSiidn ~ cSr pre- tan
III cmba iador frances tamhien In pe-
dido al d~epartamcnio \, cStado qun
proteja II Rance \acional lie Durango.
sucursal del gran banco Il Ia capital.
al cual So dice ne los Constitutional
isias n coniisrar Sus eXistcn-
cias.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
La policia arresta a I'm muerto.

Marlin, Texas, mayo Ella policia
iralo y conserva preso a Ernest ellis.
Pie. de quicn " diJo g. habin ahocado
unto con Parker Tow nscnd On c Trio
Brazos n jucvcs.
Tamblen esta preSo Monta Miles, que
escape del sltio donde 81 presumia que
GillIsplc y Townsend So habian ah0ga
do y despucs cambio ia historic Y diio
que GilliSpir viva. a este - ~ cnc0n-
tro cerca de- Calvert. Y confirmo In
%noticia de que el unico ahogado habia
.sido Towsend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
La question agraria sobre ell tapete.

Niagara Falls. Ont. mavo 25.-1loy
Sc produio q primer choque dc opin-
larSo a. In question agraria. Los media
d"rcS -comunIcaron a los Delegates dc
lincrta ia naturalcZa dr las p%ropnsicio-
nos cue les fucron prcScntadaS por los
Delegates amrricanos II sabado. dcs-
purS dr conferrnciar con In Casa Blanca
- ignora %cIialcS sean cSas propoSici-
ones, pero los meiicanoS So oponcn Il
que en- eSi0s mOmrntOs So d.Sruta In
question agraria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Ell ejercito de Villa regresa a Torreon

Torrcon. mayo 2L-Todo 4 c%jercito
del general Villa. con exception lie Ia
brigada del general Fable Robes. cue
So quedo dc guarnicion On S%altillo. IN
regreSado "A esta en- liecisieic trencs, con
ducIcndo infanteria. cahallcria \ artil-
leria. Muchos otrns trrncs, %mcluNcndp
trenes dc where's, hoSpiiairS. d. rcIa-
iacion. etc. Nlcncn en- cauino.
Sc cree que este movlmltnto - dche
q IN plan dc campana rUntra Iacaic-
cas- v Ac~uascalientcs. dejando . los gen
crales Gonzalez. Torres \ Aguilar III en-
dado lie los puntoS por dande paSa 81
ferrocarril Naciunal McNicann.
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Ell doctor Urrutia sale dc Mexico.

Veracruz. mayo 2i-Aycr Il doctor
Aurcliano lrruiia. eX-mihistrn dr 90
%bernacion del general l~Iucrta. fuc con
ducido del hotel dc Diligcrria>. "a dom
lie nor cinco dIaS estuvo HALO la cuSio-
dla de Soldados a~mcricanoS. III traspor-
t. americana Hancock, que 10 ~llevara
"A Galveston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25

a II confercncia. Maestro debcr Is con
tinuar comhaiicndo. i llucrta. porque 81
no So rctirara nj la confcrcncia podra
p%crsuadirlo Dc Tue So retire. I'm Ia ca-
pital su palahra IS In ley y tienc Suficicn
ties tropas para hacerSc ohrdccrr. Guam
do Sc yea en- la ultima rXtrcmidad. Guam
do nuestras tropaS - cSten accrcando
n VA ciudgd de Mexico. entonces 81 cs-
pucs, con nueStros elemcntos. nos
scra casi impossible haccr II crrcn dc In
cludad. para ESQ serlau mcncster. 100.
OuJ homDrcS. De cualquicr modo. - -
Sc obstina en- defendcrsc ALI mismo Il
sltio scra largo. custoSn Y SanerIrntO.
La mediation, continue %l'rquidi. -
una broma. I'll vardadero podcr cn Mex
leo e. la REVOLUTION v rsia NADIA ticne
que someter a arbiiraie. Ia conferrn.
Ella Dc Niagara Falls. habra fracasadn
de aqui al 20 Dc JUNO, y para e%ntonces.
al mismo problema qucdara para los
estados UnidoS V para noSotros. a sa-
Der. hacer salir Il llucrta.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25

Mazailan. mayo 25---Ascr los buqucs
americanos v ianoncscs las hateriaS
fr,icralcs hicieron una Sassa "a veintiun
canonazos en- homcnaic ,unchrr dr la
emp.rairiz viuda del jap a. Los constr
~fncionallstaS cr'yrron tie - trataha
de I'm ataaue de los bncncs contra p
ciudad y abrieron inme iatamentc 80.
hre de ella un nntrldo iurgo de ameira
llaloras y bombas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Condenado a muerte que ayuna.

New York. mayo 25.--Pctcr Rahacci.
condcnado a morir en- In silla en- Sing
SING "a y lie Juno por a>c>inato. trato
SIC cscapar al verdugo maiandose DE-
hambre.
ncSnucS dc ayunar una scmana. sin
embargo. ha vuelto a empczar a conner
purque slS companeroS az prisinn In
han pcrsuadida de que aun L. IS possible
hacerse conmutar Ia pena capital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Felix Diaz aprueba la nsediacion.

Torrcon. mayo 2l.-E sntiguo Soeio
de- lIncrta. ex-cardidato u III pro>idtn.
eia liz la republic. gcnctai FciiX DiaZ
dice que apruchs cordia.rInir N pro-
grama de Ia med.aciou. H me = s. s.
tableclcrc IN gcbirrno provisional ~
lo apoyara.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Nuevo consistorio.

R"mn. mayo 25-ESta manana vcri-
iIcoSc I'm I'll vatlcano nm conslStorio see
rciu. ga II rual II papa crco trccc nue..
vos cardenales, ninguno dc los cualcs -
americana.
In ceremonial fuc b~illantc. FL papa
prununcla una corta alorucinn RECON-
cndado Ia Influenza dc la religion y tie
In lglcSla para obtcner paz politica \
social.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Ell home rule irlandes.

Londres. mayo 25.-El bill de home
rule para lrlanda paso hoy en- ;crccra
lectura en- la camara Dc los comuncs.
por M mayoria a. sctenta \ ocho.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Las concesiones de petroleo en- Tampict

Washington. mayo 25.-Inglaterfra
llolandia Y los Estados Inidos hoy ter.
minaron un %convcnio para repudiar to-
ias les arrcnlamientos hcchos para cx-
plotar los pozos de petrolco valicndose
IT, IN auscncia de los lcgiiimcs duanos
ruando esios Sc vicron obligados a aban
lonar Ia iona.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Los yaquis en- guerra.

Mazatlan, mayo 25.-Aycr So dio or
den al Annapolis que furra de
Santa RoSalia al rio Yaqui pucS los fran
crSc> n amrr.ranoS dc eSa vrrindad pi-
den protection contra los indioS.
Los indioS ~ han lanzado 4 Ia guerra.
sin que nadic los rcfrcne. Hay sctenta
Y dos americanos en- I'll rio lauui.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Huelga en- ell Vaterland.

New York. mayo 21.-loS camare-
ros y los fogoneros del Natcrland. Il
harco mayor del mundu. amcnazan con
dcclararSc IN huelga i no So les aum.
entan los salaries. III buuue llrva 40
%camnreroS y GOO fogoncroS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Wilson v Roosevelt.

Washington. mayo ol.-El presidcn-
ie Wilson reciDIra Il al ex-presl-
drntc Roosevelt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Inglaterra no ira a la Exposition.

LondreS. mayo 25.-El gobicrno deci
dio hoy finalmcnte abStcncrsc dc parti
cipar Ell la exposition dc San Francis
90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Una viuda afortunada.

Washington, mayo 25--Abierto hoy
n tcStamcnto he Chas. W. Post. n gran
~negoclanie dc granoS. que Sc suicide cl
oiro Ola en- Santa Barbara. sc cncontro
con que dcja a su yiuda v a su hija
vclnte msllones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25

gobierno sohrc varioS puntOs pa.
ia la meior seduction de In prcsente III
ficultad. Sohrc cStos puntus Sc habia
decidido guardian sccrc:o hasta habcr-
SO degrade una seduction concrcta dc
e~lloS.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
Los rebeldes en- Veracruz.

Washing. mayo 25.-Las fuerzas con
Siifncinnaii>ias que segun comnnico
ilnrrla. habian aparecido cn Il estadc
drN rraeruz. conStan de tres mil HON.
breS y - supone que entraron por IL
puerto lie Punta Arenas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
NOTICIAS VARIAS
Muerte de Kossuth.

Budapest. may S.-Acaha DC morir
Francisco kossuth. hijo del gran pat
rlota hungaro. a la cdad IT, sctcnta y
tres amos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
sccic epl e iaarsUr-S

Londre>. MAY =. &c Royal
Edward. D. u Tar Nnrthern
Steamship .'om.say. r ~anfra un
banco d. Aklo rclto ~ - a. n este
de Cabo Ff e. ea 81 80 lontre-
al v A%vorrsoutf
FL capitfl crr anic& s-cgrama
que FL ban > d. hselo rss.grande y
que graclla a o. la I'll eel bur
que era Isqueiss ma '-sa. 10 tie.
~ grandrs .or So lenfFRr i,sal Ed
ward saco "A pre- tor - sgue sn
'ylaje por 10 t,rss petss sluiidirse,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-25
SCHOOL BOY
WANTED ,

For steady ~um1x lart TIM
tn~. work MuSf4siEht neai
y dressed aud us!x vi years ~
age. Give rcfcr-Arr IA mrntiuA
ilv ard hour vies Parent will
rome with hoy e. is rview. Good
pay. splendid trH ntF. Write 4,
Box :. Herald O3ics
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SECCION E~SPANOLAtDEL HERALD
AUTOS FOR HIRE
. CITY rate lOc aud ~ trtfH ~ two '
. persons. .lr for 90 iti0nal. y
. $500 FER hour. t&Qne 262 y


II. w N#N MF NFiNN%N "M EM We AAhN So
who vorrd that when . on track
sl.,s were not ln ", hr.if ". cuHs.gIt
:. Shall we have 4 si.i lard pad
The vote wv tai. uur.ttA aas tml-
ina favor ~ both -r 20 anil but
rpSS w N ~ being rIiyftl .Ar mrmbef-
shin with varying pre- sr ~es. -
10. What per Gem II tIb growers
will ~ necessary "a u g@E 1r the INT
Marketing system Tt sIte q IN >
question varied from e&Hty-fivr per
cent ~ on hundred p'rs mt, with a
majority voting In td'Hr " SrvrntyIi,t
Ter cent.
n. What form VA ctn rart SI1ul |
hr used for control .-I lrsiInn Was
debated NJ length w rai a. gruweIL
some r%untcndIng \ l H sale NJ tlr.
farmers crop while he conlendrl
that ma honorary agIAi was Suti-
sIent.
IL. How many ~ ~ ll attend "a
grand MASS meeting 10 neld July A.
III some central puin tn wv Valley. VI
W. decide ~ urganfR tnii Mar
i,cting System. The Itt+ u shIS qur,-
non was Wa-iirally % rUn>.t IN
~ Ihr e"nclIsion als8 y Frrgus.n
offered \ resolution rN+ "a N The grow
r. 81 the valley M tvNs On ~ hold
heir ith ~ July me ss.nn. pil-
viding Harrington dhi ~ e. Tor tie
Meeting. which wac dyed with
hanks hv Colonel ll.--@ri in behalf
VI the growers VT th
There H. the arch e. " Nv II 80 u
crested IN his clrN % N the pl-r-
ng 81 his windows ST. they vii
WV .ruSc properly r<F rtwvd fresh
Wi street. that be- qn :. A~gts the pfo-
nlr who are wv live ihafi - huusp a1i
make practical Use - AZ Windnws.
There II the builder - wv attrnti N
n concentrated upon fl, eTiialist Rha
things WI houses ont ~ revenue pro-
durr>. entirely ignHri NM the people
WI" are g. pay the II A..
BAD housing is 10 fundamental
evil n VII %rItirS. for ~ yrluTs wv nv
physical ami moral n ils Ia IL the M I'm
problem not only w ~ - cities kc
brooklyn. hut uf sm MI rS like Clin-
bridge. thrrriamilv - are being
rapidly rTcrtrd witt more Lind
a''our them han j. suas ~ for Ias-
sage un foot and 80 4F' mostly III
fllmSy construction = |. The III
WI " tlaf ln these ~ as higher tran
that vi an indrprnsfrf 0use with "A
garden was Wv Cam ~ thirty yssrs
ago This kind NJ 90 t. uhlig. Dts
occupants IA have " -aosthll their rtIc.
tiun "a side the dwrisnt ~ the sire e..
thcateis saloons. anseplt y public place
Nm immrns, change q ~ NV life IN con.
Sruen " roing ~ al our uban
population
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-17

This Algerian, who was wounded Tn the battle of the Aisne, is a type of the soldiers which France brought over from her possessions in Africa.
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BIG CONFERENCE COMING.

Hot Springs the convention city of the southwest, judging from the many inquiries coming in from the different organizations over the state, this win ter will see many notable gatherings in Hot Springs. Arrangement has just been made for the Eyangelistic Conference of the Presbyterian Church for the Synod of Arkansas. This conference will be conducted by prominent eyangelists from New York and Philadelphia. There will be 150 delegates present and the New Moody hotel has been selected as headquarters for this gathering and a very elaborate program is being ar ranged by Dr. F. M. Wiley of the Orange Street Presbyterian church, assisted by W. N. Driver. manager oi he Moody hotel The meetings will he held in the spacious parors of the hotel
 The dates for this gathering are De- cember 2, and i
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-17

See the revolt of the eadators Tn "spartaous," at the Royal Monday. ln six magnificent parts.
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Camera Carried by Pigeon.

A miniature camera is in existence which can be attached to the body of pigeon, carried by the bird to a con siderable height above fortified and other positions, and used to photo graph the positions. The possibilities of It's use in war were recognized in Germany before the present conflict, and experiments made To what ex- tent the camera-pigeou has been em- ployed by "alien enemies" in England is another matter At any rate, aliens in this country are now prohibited by law from owning carrier pigeons and all carrier pigeons flying near the coast are shot by police watchers. The camera is, of course, automatic in it's action, and takes photographs at regu- lar intervals, The apparatus is made in two forms, as a single camera and as a double camera.--London News.
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WAR PREPARATIONS
 BY UNITED STATES
REPRES SENTATIVE GARDN ASKS INVESTIGATION AS TO
 NAVAL PREPAREDNESS.

Washington, Oct. 16.-American ad- vantage in time of war ends with the fact that the English speaking races are a little the best sailors. but "an efficient officer and a competent sea man cannot make a six-inch gun equal a 12-inch gun" according to Representative Gardner of Massachu- setts, who today urged the house to adopt his resolution for an investiga- tion of the preparedness of the United States for war.
 Do you know" he asked, how many men we need to man our pres ent modest fleet and auxiliaries? About 100000. Do you know how many we have? About 50.000 in the navy and 5000 in the naval militia In other words We have 42,0o0 raw men to make sailors of before We can mobilize our fleet
 You have heard of the submarine which the German admiralty tells us destroyed three British cruisers with three successive torpedoes. We might do something of the sort if we mad the torpedoes but we have nu got them We only have about 100J torpedoes, about one torpedo for each tube with which our ships are armed It is almost as absurd as if we hal only one proiectile to eacl gun, ex- cept that torpedoes take a year to build and cost s1,000 each.
 "The United States by the Monroe doctrine has closed Mexico and South America to colonization. The United | States has indicated to the greatest military people which Asia has ever seen that she will have none of them within her borders.
 For both doctrines I am ready to battle and ready to pay. l am willing to be called a dog in the manager if | you choose. However. l do not pro. pose if can help it to be a toothless old dog with a noisy bark but no bite to correspond.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Ouachita and West Grand avenues C. D. Serril. rastor. Bible schoo at 10 o'clock, John A. Riggs, superin tendent This service merges into the communion and preaching service al II o'clock Morning sermon, "The Glo- " of Transmission" Christian En deavor at 6:30 will be led by Lester Warner Evening services at 7:30 Sermon subject, "The Parable of the Soils" Mir. w. M Sutton. who will have charge of the singing in the meeting which begins Sunday, desires to meet the choir at o'clock Sunday afternoon. Special music at both ser vices and during the week at every service. A cordial invitation Is extend cd to everybody.
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SOUTHERN FOOTBALL GAMES.

Louisville, Ky. Oct 1G.-Three of tomorrow's football games in the south will be watched with unusual interest. They will be played at At. lanta, Birmingham and C1arlottes vile The clash at the Georgia city will take place between teams repre- senting the University of Georgia ana the University of North Carolina. Al Charlottesville the University of Vir ginia aggregation will oppose the University of South Carolina players and at Birmingham the University oi Alabama men meet the Georgia Tech squad
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COMMITTEE CALL.

There will be a meeting of the old city democratic committee and the newly elected democratic central com mittee held at the ourt house, in the county court room, al 2:30 o'clock October s, for the purpose of organization, and taking up sue matters as may be properly brought before that meeting
 C. w. FRY. Chairman.
 JESSE B. MURPHY, Sec 10-10-6t
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The Moscow hospital, the largest in Europe employs over goo nurses.
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Rates s4 per day and up; s21 per week and up 4 c
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FOOTBALL TODAY.

The Hot Springs High School and the Little Rock College football teams will play football this afternoon at Whittngton park. The visitors are said to be one of the fastest teams in the state and the home team has started out this year like winners. A good game is promised