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The chronicle=news., 1914-11-03
EASTERN MINISTER TELLS STARTLING
TRUTHS RELATIVE TO COLORADO STRIKE

Among the innumcrable articles
that have been written about the
Colorado coal strike. one by Rev. A.
A. Berle, d. D., of Cambridge, Mass,
is attracting considerable attention.
This article was originally printed
in the Bibliotheca Sacra and has re-
Gently been reprinted in pamphlet
form. DIR. Berle came to Colorado as
an original Investigator of the dis
turbances in this state, and made a
careful and impartial and painstak-
ing investigation of the situation
here.
The first conclusion reached by the
writer is that war actually exists in
this state. ct has had all the bloody
and murderous Accomplishments Of
war Machine guns. repeating rifles,
fire and devastation have been really
and actually present in this struggle
Men have been killed in oDen battles
Property has been destroyed. Wo-
men and children have met their
death exactly as they now are being
reported as meeting 1t in the bloody
struggle of Europe. The only reas-
on they are not massacred in Colo
RADIO at this minute is that the caval-
ry of the United States are camped
on the spot, ready to open fire upon
the disturbers of the peace, whoever
they happen to be. Civil govern
ment has broken down in Colorado.
precisely as 1t has in the war-swept
portions of Europe. The orderly pro-
cesses of war exists. where they exist
only because of the military arm of
the national government is present
and permitting them to be exer-
cised.'
DR.. Berle goes further; The Colo
RADIO war, important and frightful as
Il has been and is, is but part of a
vaster question which is loosing out
in this land, of which deadly hints
have already been given at Law
renee. at Paterson. at Butte and at
Los Angeles. Under the influence Of
higher and more effective organiza-
ton and political instruction of the
laboring millions, the question is rap
idly ceasing to be Il question OF rcla-
lions of capitalists and laborers anu
becoming one which has to do with
the republican government. II is
rapidly taking on Il form which has
to do with the permanency of judi
cial administration, the existing OF
processes of law. and the determine
tions of the questions of industrial
development and relations by civil
processes. In Colorado at present
notice has been given that the appeal
is to be made to force. and force OF
the deadiiest kind The question IS
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-03

no longer one that has to do with
! wages, with conditions and with the
proper supervision of industrial rela-
tiOns. but whether there shall be any
| courts, any law. or any administra-
tion of any kind. that will be Co
creed by threats of destruction. That
is the situation in Colorado at the
present time. 1t is not strange,
therefore, that people in that state,
without regard to party utilization.
are combining, first of all, to restore
the rule of law. They are making
every effort to restore conditions
which will bring back the sovereign
ty of their state. and leave them no
longer satrapy governed by the
military orders of the president Of
the United States"
DR.. Berle devotes several pages to
n review of the conditions as he
found them in the Colorado fields
and to discussion of the causes of
truth" he says when the mine con-
|ditions are considered it depends en-
tirely on the frame of mind in which
the Investigator approaches the uues-
tions. You can get facts to prove
any contention. the best and the
worst. You can make out any kind
of a case you please If merely making
out case is your aim. The truth Is
that mining conditions in Colorado
are and have been improving"
With regard to the recognition of
the union, which is the crucial point
of controversy DR.. Beale says: The
miners are moving. restless lot of
men. They represent many types of
nationality and degrees of ignorance.
If the secretary himself undertook
this work of collecting, he probably
could not possibly do it, and. failing
to do 1t in any considerable number
of cases. would throw the whole sys-
tenn into disorder. This is the reason
why the union seeks to compel the
fees and dues, because 1t gives the
scmblance of equal dealing to it and
actually secures the collection, a
thing which probably would not be
secured otherwise. 1t is not too much
to say that. without this feature. the
unions. especially in regions where
the miners of the type, who engaged
in this strike exists. could not hold
together. This is not collective bar
gaining. This is compelling your
antagonist to employ the agencies of
his organization to collect your sin
ews of war. and making him hand
over every month thousands of dol
bfsfv exccn+inp tbe inner Circle iof
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-03
A DAY OF REDEMPTION

It looks like redemption day for Colorado. -
As concerned it looks like clean
sweep for the Republican ticket
Colorado recording today their
sentiment support law and order The developments the next
the will be counted and canvassed will disclose
enforcement
entirely Colorado hangs this
preston of the public at the polls
steadily turning sentiment Carlson
betting odds from Carlson was
adhent Unless all signs de-
cepve the people Colorado thoroughly awake today to the I'M
portance of restoring sovereignty to the state. a
thing certain " Brake cannot be elected
been false his oath office and
labor opposition both sides of the fence will
Progressive candidate will take ken
fully radical Brake to tight will
unquestionably many thousand ahead of Brake.
indication that Colorado
people manifestng interest in the issues
question citizen decide today whether not he
which Colorado
the particularly the last two three
given unenvable reputation
among the Certainly does not need travel
outside the confines this realize what
unenv Colorado the conduct OF Demo-
cratic politicians in Colorado
Something done and done this election to restore the
good Colorado among the ssterhood of
believe the enforcement law vote for George
A. Carlson.
believe unfolding the and dignity the state vote
for George A. Carlson.
you believe that state abiding
promoters of George A. Carlson
believe that the time has to call halt
the George A. Carlson legislative
ticket which will support effort made in behalf and
efficiency
protection Republican
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-03

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little rash. do not let 1t develop into
so'nething more serious. Remember
~ p. y. Prescription has been recoG-
n,Ted FOR iifteen years as tho standard
akin remedy. 1t always helps, and IL
used according to directions. 1t should
cure. in a short while.
All dsusgists sell this standard REM
euS. but II YOU come to us, we will
olrer you the first full size bottle with
NE guarantee that unless It. stops the
ltah AZ. once We will refund the pur.
chase price Ask also about the equal
ly efficient skin soup. :
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-03
Nurse ProclaimS Skin Cure
Myrtle Hahn Says D. D. d. Prescription IS Worth
Rockefeller's Millions to Her.

"Ten years I suffered with ccscma-
three years of that time 1 could not
appear in public. Ny entire body was
covered with the disease. l could not
eat. l could not sleep. could not
live. I have at last found the great
Prescription ID. d. b. My body is clean
smooth. If there were one bottle only
OF D. u. D. In the world and l had It,
Mr.. Rockefeliers millions could not
buy the golden tlud."
Nurse Myrtle Hahn lin care OLD La
sies' HONG. Durham. N. CD 40.
THE HAUSMAN DRUG co. Three s
The chronicle=news., 1914-11-03
DON'T SUFFER '
WITH NEURALGIA
Musterole Gives Delicious comfor'

Wien those sliarp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as If it would split, just rub lit.
tie MUSTEROLE on the temples and
rcck. 1t draws out the inflammation.
soothes away the pain-gives quick
relief.
MUSTEROLE is clean, white oint-
,nei1t made with oil of mustard. Better
tfana mustard plaster and does not bis
ter!
Doctors and nurses frankly recon-
mend MUSTEROLl: for Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rhcu,
matism, Lumbago, Pains and Aches OF
the Back or Joints. Sprains, Sore Mus
Giles, Bruises, Chilblain., Frosted Feet
Colds of the Chest tit often prevents
Pncumonia).
At your druggists, in 25c and Soc Jars
and special large hospital size for g So
Be sure you get the genuine MUS
TEROLE. Refuse itnitations-gct What
YOU ask for. The Mustcrofcs Company,
Cleveland, Ohio, : es7'r 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
Successes EN- MEXICO.
PREPARATIONS PARA LA
"CONFFRENCA De NIAGARA FALLS

Los EstadoS Tnidos suprimiran del
rrograma toda discussion relativa n 81
derecho de pedir nm Saludo como rep
aracion por Il arrcSto del pagador Copp
\ sietc hombres cn Tampico. curStionrS
llamadaS a. honor nacional \ al dcrr-
cho de- los Estados I'nidns IT, hlodaear
virtualmente con su marina las dos eos
.tas de Mexico V de apodcrarse del pucr-
TO \ ciudad de Neracruz.
TamGbien Suprimiran toda discussion
sobre 81 dcrecho del conandantc amer
.icano en- Ncracruz de- rcforzar SuS llncas
de defensa fuera he la ciudad Y en- III
ioma dc aqua De In miSma. que lIuerta
rcclamo n los mcdiadorcs como viila-
rion del acucrdo tactic del armisiicio.
Cuando lbs EStados lnidos v lluerta
hayan eliminado csaS c~uestioneS que
.mbos c%onSideran dcrcchoS nacionales Y
no Suictas a mcdiacion. qucdara muv
POGO en- que los mcdiadorcs pncdan oc-
uparse.
Las conferences cStaran S%ujctaS. tan
- como sea possible. Il las reelamenta-
clones IT, la llava. EStaS son:
Articulo T. In nartc del mediator
conSiste en- rcconciliar prc'cnSiones OPP
aeSiaS. = calmar lbs rcSentimicntos que
puedan cXiStir entire las naciones con
tendencies.
Articulo y Las funci0neS del medi-
ador terminan cuando So declara q nor
de las narteS . por Il mediator
mismo. one lbs mcdioS de conciliacion
que este prononc no son acepiadoS.
Articnlo H.. Los burnoS ofcioS v "
mediacion. va sean SolicltadoS nor las
n%acioneS que diSputan. q q iniciativa
de las %potcnciaS cXtranaS n II diSputa.
iIcncn cXcluSivamcntr ~caractcr consul
tatiVo ncro no ohligatorio.
Artlculo I. Iii accptacion It, In medi-
ACTON no nuede. 4 menoS que Sc eSiipule
IL conirario. tcncr como efr"io In I'M
'"rruncion. rrtardo. ~ imnrdir Ia NOV
iliZacion u otraS mcdidas prcparativaS
dr guerra.
III dcnartamcnto d. eSiado probable
mentc ofrcccra 4 los Delegates a. Hner-
"a una cScolta cuando llegurn q Cavo
llueSo. pero So presume que la rehu-
Saran.
vi personal a. IL delegation. cs n 81
onirnte: Emilio RahaSa. autor de IN me-
ior nhra mcilcana sohrc drrecho inter
racional. A-ns'G h|Anti.uT rtrrricr
H. w FSrueia IN IN Sr"ll, icia dn
Mexico Y Il dccano DC Us ahcoadoS me
u amos. Luis Eloucro. senator. capi-
tali.ta. ahogrlo a. nota.
VI sorrciario dr Ia dclegacio mes r.
fncl Flur'~ 80 y como a"regados vie"ep
Manuel Martinez del Campo \ Rafael
Capetillo-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
RETAILERS WILL
HAVE MEETING
MERCHANTS OF TENAS WILL GA.
TIER AT GALVESTON ON JULY
Z. :. AND .. FOR THEIR ANNUAL
CONVENTION.

The following has been received bv the
brownsville Retail Merchants ASsocia-
ton:
Indications now are that the annual
convention of the Texas Retail Merchants
Association. which IL 10 he held in Gal
weston July Z. ). and =. will SurpaSs aIl
previous occasions in point of attend.
ance. There will be- a meeting Of the sec.
rctarics Of the various local organiza.
tions Of the State on July &.
News comes from Galveston that mr..
engagements for the convention have been
practically completed. There will Of
course he n great deal of business for
the merchants to transact M the con
%vention. hut business will not occupy ala
of the time 10y any means. There will be-
a number Of entertainment features for
the members of the association and for
the members Of their families who NAV
accompany them.
Very ATTRACTIVE railroad rates for the
convention have been secured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
SECCION ESPANOLA DEL HERALD

erected and finished of products oil of
which have come from the Lone Stra
state.
I'm several places owing 70 circum-
stances tag day was held Oh the srrond
lT May. and met with success. Waco
took the initiative M giving u grand
patriotic ball which ncttcd %apprnNim-
atelv $1,000 for the commission. In
San Antonio 4 home talent play VIII hc
given. augmented ~ several danSanfs al
the large hotels. In Austin. alargr
card party was given. and announce
ment has been made of four d%anSanIS
10 BE- given during the month ~ ~
dition "a tag day.
At the first party given about irr
hundred people attended. Other cities
of the state are rapidly falling in lin
with various methods of raising money.
Chambers ~ Commerce have IN many
places agreed ~ raise funds for tho
rhuilding. Dallas leads al the cities
rof the State with an outright pledge a
Houston will fall III line for about
the same amount. but neither san Au-
tonic nor Fort Worth have given den
mite Galveston. j. another ~
the larger cities that still has the mat
ter under consideration. Beaumont =
well organized. As are many other cen
tcrs NJ the State business interests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
CENSUS
IS ABOUT ENDED
SIX MEN UNDER LEADERSHIP OF
ANTONIO TAMANO EXPECT To
COMPLETE WORK HN EARLY
NEXT WEEK.

The scholastic census of the citv of
Brownsville will bc known next week.
Six enumerators under the direction of
Antonio Tamayo have been husv since
The first Of May listing The a'hool child
rem in the city. AMI q. NJ. CARA. Srcre-
tary OF the school board. said today that
il j. probable the cenSuS will bc com.
plctcd Monday or Tuesday.
In reference 10 the work. Mr.. CARA
said today:
The ccnsuS cnumcrators have had
some trouble with parents who do not
fully understand the purpose of the emu
meration. and who seem To think we are
planning To tax them for some reason. |
have instructed the cnumerators 10 in
form them that they must give the names
of all children Of the scholastic age. re-
CARELESS Of whether they 20 10 public
or private schools. or any any school M
all. We must have all the names possible
IN order that NC may receive the full
benefit of the State appropriation. Ii
should be impressed upon the people
that IL will cost them nothing To give
H. their assistance.
II understand also that during the emu
mcration il j. possible that Il number Of
children have been missed. All parents
who know that their children have not
been enrolled by the enumcrators should
report the names Of their children to me
II once. in order that their names may
he placed on the records. Thor So doing
will assist uS greatly. both a. Ia our
alton We should receive from the State"
work and n 10 increasing the appropri
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
IN HONOR OF MIR. REACH.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. George were host
and hostess last evening al an informal
dinner party I'd their residence. honor
ing Mr.. Rex Beach. Enioyi y the hospi-
tally of Mr.. and Mrs. George. with Mr..
Bcarch. were Miss Alberta Archer. Mis-,
Nellie Logan. Miss Virginia Harrison.
Of Monterrey. Mexico. and Mr. and Mrs.
L. j. Polk. Jr. The dinner over. Miss Ar.
cher and Mrs. Polk contributed to the
pleasure of the evening. vccally and in
strUmcnially. and Mr.. Beach proved him
self n interesting "A convcrSationalist as
a writer. 4 most pleasant and enjoyable
evening was spent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
LOS DELEGAnos DE HUERTA EN-
RETARDO.

Washington. mayo 15.-InS media
dorcS dctidicron hoy aplazar la aper-
tura de las confercnciaS dc Niagara
Falls haSta II dia 20 IT, mayo. para dar
tempo dc llcgar a los Delegates NEIL
amos
ESios llegaran aqui mi Y desc
an paSar algun tempo en- Washington
para familiarizarse con la opinion ann
cricana.
Los Delegates americanos. cuando Ia
confcrcncia este reunida. no podran de-
cidir oficialmentc Sobre Ia que Sc les
%proponga. pcro podran contcstar mu-
choS aSuntoS sin pedir lnStruccioncS a
Washington.
va han prcparado una labor consid-
cradle Sohrc Ia question.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
TEXAS BUILDING
TAG DAY MAY q
EIGHT DAYS BEFORE DAYtib@ &C.
MATED BY PANAMA-PAC3+ rN-
POSITION COMMISSION F"ss NE-
CURING FUNDS FOR BUtEA.NI.
WORK WAS RETARDED
TROUBLE IN MEXICO Dc fED
MATTERS. BUT PRDSPEC a,E
UNUSUALLY BRIGHT FOs TIL.
ERING \ SUFFICIENT AEFffSf.
Special TO The Herald

Austin. Texas. May Be y AVS
remain before the Tag Day a strd
by the Panama-paciic EXpoSi y rrim-
mission of Texas. for he Sc q pf
funds for a Texas bull ing d "a FIX
position. will b. held. On thafsa \ IL
believed that sufficient monesF D.
raised To make the erection Of 4 Id
ing possible. and wori. will a%s he
started for the collectn z Of . St.
May , was formerly 81 asi,E A.
Governor in an %ofiici3t pro. ran.
hut owing To the inabiaty of IN.
mission 10 perfect an or on
through the State postpone Was
made until May %.
The Mexican trouble has re- gr4E ne
work of the Commission. but 90 "a ros-
poets are unusually bright ~foifs~ sHth-
ering IF sufficient funds 10 ~
project 4 success. With ~25f - sr-
cured "a guarantee the cree 60 W. n
building. II u the belief If fse M
mission that less trouble VIZ x
pcricnced IN gathering the 49, SIX
hihit ~ Texas products p%oSSIlk Oh
Exposition. w
Col. Abe Gross Of Waco. h F,ren
designated hv the Panama-PaCI AF~-
sition auihorii rs N San Fro -
cooperate with the mcmheA rhr
Texas commission a. u Sl."cial 4rn-
I%faiive. and will work with Sees q 4.
1T. Bowman If the commission 4 ~enr-
ing contributions from the larx ie-
ests Of the State. e
The action M the LumhermeHRf Fon-
~vention in plcdging all the w'p4tS that
will be- used in the building b ss,@en
followed M by a Tile Plant II FDuIh
TEXAS which has offered the tiliAFthat
viii ~ used both for exterior aRsi in
terror work. In j. believed that @.fher
Texas industries will also offer their
products for use in the building ~ or
der that the Texas structure tuYy be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15

Aver empezaron las primeraS formal
idades preparatorias dc la mcdlacinn.
con la vista que 81 juez Lamar y Fred
erico ". Lehman. a~companados por
su s~ecrctaria II. i. pcrcival Dodge hici-
eron a los tres diplumaticos sudan ri
canos que ham emprendldo la soiuclon
del cmhroilo mejicano.
La presentation la hizo 81 secrctario
dc csTado INFERNO Robert Lansing.
Cast AL mismo tempo los mediadores
recibian AZ $50 del ministro dc Relaci-
ones dc Mexico anunciando In proXima
llegada n Niagara Falls dc los represen-
tantes de Huerta. qulencs So
tran VA en- la llabana.
MIR. Lansing dlo a conocer. en- ter
minos generates. los procedimientos in
%icialcs que seguiran los mediadoreS Y
los representatives dc los Estados Ini-
dos v del General IIuerta en- la confer
encia de Niagara Falls.
"Los mediadorcs." diio. "tcndran
que hacer iodaS las proposicion"s que
cream conducentcs para 81 arreglo del
confiIcto. No rccihIran IN camblo in
dicacion alguna dc partc dc los repre-
scntantcs. respecio lie Ia que para cstos
pueda ser acceptable
Los representatives dc los Estados
Cnidos no tcndran c%redcnclalcS. III
presidente les dara privadamenie las I'M
strucciones nccessarias Sobrc sus de
bcrcs.
FL deber de los representatives sera
al Dc proporcionar medios dc comuni-
cacion entire los mediadorcs Y las parties
en- dispuia. No participaran dc mode
alguno en- Ia reduction dc proposicloneS
nj arguiran Il ease dc sus respectivas
autoridadcs.
III primer acto de- los mediadorcs
scra notiiicar a los EStados Cnldos Y
al general IIucrta. por medic dc sus
representatives del obicto dc sus traba.
JOS. De csta declaration tanto 81 GO
bierno dr Washington como 81 general
Hucrta suprimiran tales custioncs o fra
ses que cream no dcbcn sujetarse a med
lacion.
Segun So cntiende los mcdiadorcs i'm
cluiran en- su programa la elimination
del general lIucrta como cabeza del
gobierno he facto en- Mexico. Y recon-.
endaran que So formr una comiSion que
consisiira probablcmentc de- dos hucr-
tistas Y dos conStitucionaliStaS Y al
guna otra persona dcsignada nor los
mediadnreS. para hacerse cargo del 60
bierno d. Mexico mientras So reStahlcre
81 orden V s. celrhran elections.
De este programa - puedr c%onlrturar
10 que suprimira 81 general %llurrta. one
sera sin duda toda idea de- su retro IN
mediate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
OPERA COMPANY COMING
MIR. AND MRS. D'ACTGNA. WHO
HAVE BEEN HERE BEFORE. WILL
APPEAR AT DITTMANN'S

Manager a. Dittman Of the Dittmann
thcarc announced today hat he Is ar.
ranging for the appearance at his thea
ter q of Mr.. aud Mrs. n.Acngna. well
known singers Of San Antonio. who are
now ~arringine an extensive tour through
South Texas. They will appear here some
time between May - 10 y The date j.
not ycr decided upon.
The company will include 4 dramatic
soprano. a coloraiura soprano a tenor.
a aharitone and Madame q. D'Acugna
mezz" >prano. They will present the see
ond and fourth act from Ncrdi's tnncful
Ill Tr%ovatore.' and the celebrated made
scene from Lucia Of Lammcrmoor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
LOS NAUFRAGos DEL ARE.

\orthallerton Inglatcrra. mayo Ia
Hoy una uichla cause II naufragio de
nm %acronlann. tai como Suclc causar Il
naufragio de nm navio.
FL teniente EmpSon y Il sargcnto Dill
more pcrdicron In vida IN Il accidgnte.
Ina cScuadrilla a. aeroplanoS cstaha
maninhrando cuando pcnriro on una cs-
nrSa nirhla. la maquina de Empson
choro con Il cuelo y Il motor aplasto
4 SuS o~cupanteS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
MAS DESOBEDECIO A HUERTA.

San Francisco. mavo l1.-l'n aruui-
tecto mciicano llamado +. dc MorcloS
que ACADIA he llegar adui. dice one Ilucr-
Ia hahia advertido u general Mas uun
no So opusicra ~ drScmbarduc u" los
amSricanos en- Ncrarruz. pcrn uuc Mas
deSobedccio dclihcradamrnte cSta ordrn.
Morclos prctcnde que Mas 7, dino
pcrSonalmcnie one Ia ohrdeccria ordc-
mes dc No r~cSl>tir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
ZAPATA EN- ACClOrf

Vcracrnz. IN ln.-In~ -altl ~taS
atacaron aver tarle Topil, ~ ertrio-
cho millas de Mexico.
Sc cree one ri ataduc haNa Ir. rura-
mentc incidental \ ~ in ~ an
avance sabre II capital.
les snhlit"S inVl"Scs - '>t turcn-
irando armados en- IN raris \, k-ticn-
cias cN'ranieraS. nrcrars ~ rara
una crisis que ten.an 81 eSFn a 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
LOS MEDIADopre sr s6sES EN-
MARCIA. \.

Washington. mayo IL. ha-
dorcs sudamericanoS i'iero1 les
pedirse formalntrnte ol rf'~ an
les de nartir para Niasar; v
La vista Sc verified con rose 'rr-
mnnial de laS rerrnci,eleS slf Ar~ rs
- me.lin del hrilla n ossesf Ell ~
Us nniformeS Y las corde' ,r@ v
presiienie mostro insere~irsy 5ho
Dor "a arto Official.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
LA BIBLIA DECIA LA V-fSAD.

New Haven. mayo 15.--El departa-
mento hah'loni-o de Ia Universalidad De
Vale anunria hahcrSc c~omprobado Ia ex-
iStcncia del rev Arioc. n quien Abraham
srrum Ia Bihlia. battle.
Tamhien deScuhrio reliauias he la ciu-
dad a. Ellasar 0 Erech, mencionada en-
al Genesis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-15
LOS CANONrpoS ne HUTaTA
PARTEN.

Washington. mayo lI.-El NJ rantc
Badger informa quc los canon "a me-
~iicanos Xaracoza \ Bravo a. 4han-
donarvn Tampico. han partiG, para
Puerto Mciico.
I'll almirantc coniirma In no' de
&c que 81 %canonero Neracrul .,ueoo
abandonado On Il rio panuco. 1
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MOTIVES ~HUELGUIsTAS.

Wakefield. Mass. mayo l1.-Inos
nil homhrcS n muicrcs. en- Su mavoria
c%XtranlrroS. - amotinaron en- la fab
rica Rattan. en- simpaiia he los huel-
gulStaS.
MuchoS trahajadorcs voluntarios fue
ron m~altratadoS.
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NO PUEDEN DESEMBARCAR EN-
TAMPICO.

Galveston. mayo lj.-El vapor At-
lantic que llego aqui hoy trac In mott
Ella de que ochcnta pctroleros y %quienes
llevo reciicntcmcnte dc Galveston para
Tampico. no hahicndo podido dcSrmhar
ear So TRANSPORTATION 4 otrn harco r.
sucltos u quedarSr en- III puerto haSia
que puedan ba lar a TERRA.