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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
Refugees Returning to Tampioo

Tampico.-Perfect order is being
maintained in Tampico and 1t is ex.
pected that all business will soon be
resumed on normal basis. MANY
former residents who fed during the
federal regime are returning
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

toronto, Ont-Poririo Diaz Jr
son OF the former president of Mex.
ico, arrived In Toronto. Monday. in
company with Colonel Antonio Del Bio
a representative Of the Meric.r 49,.
stitutionalists.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
Paricide Inherits Fortune

New York.-Chester B. Duryea. who
killed MS father, General Hiram Dur.
yea In their Brooklyn home. is chief
beneficiary under the generals will.
made public Friday. Duryea is in
Bellevue hospital.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
All Ohio Coal Miners on striL.

columbus, Ohio.-Orders declaring a
strike OF all coal miners in Ohio went
out from headquarters OF district No
.. Mine Workers of America here
Monday Miners officials also hoaan
paying strike benefits.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

st. Thomas, D. w. IA telegram
from British Guiana states that Sir
rhomas Crossley Rainier, chief of the
colony, died suddenly while on the
bench hearing a suit in the sunromo
court there.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

Edward T. Stotesbury OF Philadel.
phia. member OF ]. P. Morgan G. Co.
has been elected president of the Phil.
adelphia and Reading railway to sue.
coed the late G. F. Baer. Stotesbury
is sixty-five years old and entered the
firm OF Drexel & Co. at the age OF sew
enteen Years
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
Vesuvius Active

naples, ltaly.-The activity Of
Mount Vesuvius is augmenting daily
ana Is causing considerable anxietv
among the population. Dense clouds
Oh smoke are emitted from the crate.
and form heavy clouds
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
Would Abolish Senate

Salem, Ore.-Governor Oswald
West gave his official Endorsement on
Saturday to a proposed law suggested
the State Grange abolishing the
Oregon senate.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
Youngest General Dead

Auburn, N. Y-General Clinton
Dugald McDougall, who has been SER
iously i'll in Paris. died there Sunday
General McDougall was one of the
youngest generals of the civil war.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
New Receiver Wanted for Er,,,o

st. Louis.-The appointment OF a
new receiver for the st. Louis & San
francisco tFrisco) railroad and fore
closure on a mortgage securing $685.
oz4,ooo In gold bonds. were asked in
. suit filed Friday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
Young Aeronaut browns.

Alton. lll.-Robert A Cowan, an 49,
year-old aeronaut, was drowned in the
mississippi here when the balloon in
which he was soaring dropped into the
stream.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28
REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. HAN
Declares Lydia E. Pipkh.,
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.
Shamrock, Mo. feel II nv a,.
10 tell the public the condit;o ny auty

health before using i
railing, inhamm..
non and congestion
I e m a lie weakness,
pains in both side.
backaches and bear.
ing down pains, wa,
short of memory,
nervous, impatient,
passed sleeples,
nj gh is and had
neither strarc.L
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

mans head has to be turned be-
fore he is In position to pat himself
on the back.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

In the first three months OF this
year there were 400 arrests Tor drunk
enness in Cincinnati.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

IL isn't always the love OF music
that prompts man to blow his own
horn.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

course in an agricultural college
won't help a young man to SOW his
wild oats.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

Inc only vacancy many fellow
wants to I'LL takes the form OF dead
mems shoes.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-05-28

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
@nItImure WlnrEtbrridltr.

ilUtU llllO l1o lDclUlWtl VtlWlttDl2,
Baltimore MarFtbcridtr.
SamItoG 10. 0ftober 1914.
0&cbI. 8ufubr 4iS5 60iier,
eini1lieBlib 2276 Safer 3u 2oclii-
@oint mo 551 Safer 5il Canton.
Gic beltigen glotirimgeii paren
@intcr Clear - 4.50-4.7O
gGinter Stroiebt 4.70-4.S5
8inter @otcnt . 5.20-5.40
Spring Gleor ~ 4.S5-5.2O
Spring Stroiebt 5.55-5.80
Spring @atent w -5.85-6.25
GitD 0dlls'-
@cIt @inter @otent. 600--..
glenoeo @otent. Elk. 6.75-....
Sigb @rooe Straight. 5.60-....
ggtra .............. 450-475
Spring 9otent .... 675-....
Noggenme6l ........... 5.25-5.50
@2oismebI 100 @fmo =. 10000
@ei3en. 3ufubr 60,3i6 8u.
idel @erionot bon 0en gleoatoren
116 9uIdeI; gleoatorcn 9orrot6
2,7t9.649 @ulhcl.
Seiitiee SnIBrote:
glr. 2 rotber ueltIihert09M
gIr. > rotber Spot .tO7H.
Steamer glr. 2 Spot t00A-.
SHoIibcr flaliifi5irt 107
0ft. glr. 3 rotbcr 1871
9loo. gIr. 2 rotber 100 ~
@eitriee SdluBrate
92r. 2 rotber ncltl.. 40 -..
9ir. 2 rot6er Spot 10715-.
steamer glr. . Spot 1O015-
Snoliher per &robc ~. 10i
SuoIider floiIiifi8irt i0015 1912
Sftober g rotber) 1O715-
gaobember @ rotber) 1093s
@fais. 3unlbr 508S 9uidel;
@erianot BON ben Glcoatoren 1915
9dhel, GIepotorcn-Sorratb 2il3t2
9uibel.
Seutige ShluBroie:
Contract eeniiihtcr 77l5-
@eitri9e SdIuBrate;
Contract gcntiiAter 771a
SAFER. 3ufu6r t31850 9u-
ihcl @erionot bon oen @leoatoren
1860 9uidel, Glcpotorcu.@orrot6
L247795 guihcl.
peutigc SdIubrote:
STANDARD weiBer 5015-50%
9'r 3 weiBcr . 80 5OM
Hoggen. 3nil6r iii,O22
9m6eI; &erionot 606i8 9uibcl
@orrat6 374.222 @mdel.
Seutiee SAmBroic:
Olr. . weiili1er "a 041s
9lr. 3 DeItliber . 81 80
glr. A peitIihcr M 80 100
91r. 2 Moggen, . 81 So
cSn S51den so go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

1918 Gle boiptidhlibcu Sooesur-
laden maren; 9ppbus 5, Tipbt6eri.
It's 2, Su6erculoiiS i6, arebs 6,
Ser3leiOeu 27, @ronditis 8, 9rnacn.
ent3inolna IS, Giarrboe (anoer
ruter , Sabrew 10, grigbt'idje 9lie.
rentronfbeit 3, Shpddle noh Der
@cblrt -. SeIbimorOe 3, ltnidac II
ino @loroe 8. Sm n9ap.Sicp-SIipl~
itar6en II &eriouen in oeu Soipitd.
lern 36 uno 8 in anoeren Snitititcn
Sm @ou5eu murocn 80 Goroners-
SnQucitc abgeboltcn.
gtadnebcnOe anltedenoe aranfbei
ten piroen i'm @ergleid 81 oerielben
@ohe oes @oria5res sur 9lumeloung
gebrodt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
Der @SdsmtIidle eseInnS1cits6sridt.


Gle Gipbtberitis- Sihtotion nidt be.
ioreniBerreoeno gstr 25 neiic
erfranfiueen in oer Ueriloiienen
No6e. S6uitter 1oo foroerte
no Cpier. Grci Selbiimoroe
mo ebcnIopiele U1oroe. 303
@cburten.
9lod 9(uoa6c Ocs @eirno6eits-
Gomuiidrs @orter i'll ole Dtpbt6eri-
fascination in Der Stoot feines-
me9S acknowledgements 9ladoem IN
Der oiicntli6en Shulc glr. So an Der
@6eIimlt.glpeme nuo 81. StraBe
mc6rerc Iip6t1eritis grfrautin9eu
boraeioaen poreu crgrifi oos &C..
htnO6eits. .0eportemeut ioiort entIpre-
9enOc S6ritte, Inn cine meitere Der
breihina Ser aront6eit 81 oerbiiten.
Ole 3o6l ser GrfrontIngen IN Der
gou3eu StaOt ut geringer, ais I'M les-
ten Sabr Inn oieielbe 3eit.
Gem moHentliHen 9eridt oeS @e.
iuuo6eitS.Cepartements 3uiolgc itar.
ben in Der perfloiieneu @ohe ITO
9Serionen I'M gergleih 81 i55 in Der
correiponoireuoen @ode oeS So6res
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11


,6robiinu Gameu.@erein" iciert iein
22jdbriaes Stiitruasieit Ser
ciuiatc gader.@eIeaidoit~ 0dIt
feline piertelidbrlide geriamm.
lung. MISUNDERSTANDING in
u&iiifcls Soae~.
Ter .1ro9iinn Oamen.&erein~ be.
ge6t leun %. StiituugSicit uddltcn
Olittwod nit einem 9luItcrn-Soipcr
uuo @aa in ieiner Soae al Der 6rc'
oerid.9ioao @s lit oieielbc SoIle, in
melhcr Der @erein Dor % Sobrcn &C.
ariinoet wuroe, uno bemerfenspertD
lit es, oaB bon oen N1itorinoerinnen
nod cine treu 81 Dem @ereiu gebort,
uuo 3lpor lit Cieies Ole friibere Er0.
fOentiu 3rau ". goiiert Ger Gereiu
pllroe orgauiiirt, I'M Dem @eiang.
berein ,,3robiiun" cine Stiibe 81 iein,
imO 1T ieiner gIufgabe i'm wabrlten
Sinne oes @ortes ocredt gcworoen.
Die ietiaen 9eonlten Oes iebr gut.
ite6enoen @ereins iino: 6rau @otba-
rinc Strauif. Die oas Amt gum Q.
Niole iiibrt, @ice-@r6iioentin 5ral
SSOa @litt, welhe ebeniaas idon
nelm O2ale mie0crerlu1hlt lpitroe,
Sefrct1rin 6roiI 0atbarine 9iin9,
pelfe sic SteQe Der IN SabiIlaspiIle
meilcnocn 6rau Gina Tcblina pcr-
iiebt. uuo Sdobmeiiterin Srou Ylo.
rie W1iiaer Die an SteQe Der 6rall
aatbarinc 2insfi geipdblt fuorocn 1T.
9lQe anocrcn Tnmenpcreine ino 5u
ser 6eier am Wlittmo1 9lbeno cinge.
looen poroen.
Muiifoliid Orantaitii d c
llntcr6nltung.
glm nGditen 5reitog 9lbeno iinOet
in Dem 2ofalc 0es 6ru. s. oe Song,
Hr. 1924, Tomion.StroBc Occult.
@oiut, cine mliifalii6.OramatiiAe
MISUNDERSTANDING itatt, bel meldcr
oic beiten ar1itc bon oen i'm Soien
liegcnoen oeutIdcn Campicrn nit.
wirfcn 3iir glufiiibrung tontmt sic
@oNc ,,@dman & Sobu~. glah Der
@oritealmg finoet cine oemiit6lihc
MISUNDERSTANDING itatt.
~gereinigte @dder Sc.
ieIli h aft."
Iie Nlitglieocr Der .@ereinigten
9Gder @eIcQldoft" beidlolien in
i6rer geiterigcu oierteIidbrliben &C.
neral @erionmhmg in nOarid's $
SoQe~ ibr Souptquartier nadl Still
fels Sale al ser 91oro-6reoerid.
StroBe 5li bcrlcgcu. Sic n1hite Ser.
iammhmg miro idon i'm ueueu $eimr
itattiinoeu Inter Dem 8oriib oes
8rGiioeutcn So6n @oamersbailien
imo Der @rotofoaiiibring oes &c.
frctdrs gluguit Gogt beihloiicn Die
g(npcicnoen. iih Dem ,.llnabbaneigen
@itrger-9crein" an5uihlieBen luio
Swar nit i47 Nlitalieocrn. Dor ctli-
den Sa6rcn mar Der @crein bereits
Gin D1itglieo oes nllnab6dngigen
9irgcr-Gercins," l0iie iicb eoodl lpd-
ter pieOer BON Der Organization los.
9us Telegateu 3um n9iirocr.@erein"
uurOen oic Serren @rnit 5rant uuo
ShlouIt 9ogt erpablt. Sir ocn oeut,
iHcn Siilisfono bat Der @crein Die
onic6ulibe Summc bon $500 beiuil.
ligt. ggic in ocu iriibcren Sobren,
neronitaItet Der 9erein aud beuer am
8orobeno ocs Conttdges 9emein.
id)aitlid nit Dem ,Marplauo gdder-
gereiu" in nSo5o5er's &oae" eineu
groBen Bali Gle Soupt.9trrongeiIre
oer ,@ereinigten 91der.@eieQihait"
iino 0ie Serren: Gnl aieIeipetter,
Grant 8. @olf, Qeon6aro 9iittner,
Sobu 9orterbod. %biIlipRenid. @eo.
Stan5, @eorec &ooer mo @iaiom
@htt 9lls 9l6rehmn9s.Gomiie er.
nannte Der @oriiscnoe ole Derren
Cietrih NotidieoIer 3obn 2outer.
bad. Iranf @oli @biIiip 9lenidl umo
Miaiam 4litt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Pin @ebnrten Drroen insgeiamlnt
303 angemeloct, oorunter 2f2 @eiBc
imO 6i g}eger; l55 moren mdnn-
Iihen lrno t4S mciblideu Geiblehts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

90 langc oieier erobe Sono-
@erfnnf Sanert, lit es bic rid-
tiee 9lrt BON @elceenbeit, Die
sic fiir oos @o6l Sbrcr 5omi-
lie. CUR Sideruna Sbrer Su.
funft beodten ioIlten.
sic fonncn fciuqn Sc6ler
MAIDEN. mcnn sic Sbr @elo III
ser euten oltcu Ulutter groe
onIeeeu. Qos lit sic ein5isc
6orm BON gcIis, Die feline
Sdliebung BON slftien-9Oricn
bena6t6eiIieen unO feline tcino-
li9c 9lrmee 3eritoreu fam.
Die Wlduner oieier 93otion
Ole oroBe uno oouernoe @ernO-
gen ollfeebaiIt baben, poren Die,
pelde i6r @elo in @rinoeigcn-
tbum anlegten Die ibr yelo
in Gono anIesten Die Ser
trouen 5ur iolioen @roe 6atten.
glidt ooB mir oanit iagen
poaten, Der aouf eines @ruuo.
itiids ooer Der 9ouf me6rerer
8aupldbe in Dleloale Seigbts
made Sic MN gum Niaiondr-
Slbcr loateu sic in oielcm
eroBen @erfalfc 2ano fouien
uno es cnttpeoer oIs SeinItdtte
ooer CUR Spefulation benuben
70 piiroen Sie oaiieIbe 9Srin5ip
befoleen pie Der erite 9litor
ilno 9(noere iciner art.
@urtcn sic midt bis 8mm
nddlten SOnntas. aommen Sic
iebt uno sic peroen Die olf.
mcrflome 9eoiemlne cines per.
antiportli6en 9ertreters aiii ben
9Sldben erbalten, DER Sbnen
pollc uno 3uOerlaiiiae gIusfunit
oicbi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Contract gcniiidtcr 7712-
SAFER. 3uhi6r 131,850 9u.
i6cl Qcrianot bon oen Glepatoren
1860 guihcl, @lepatorcn.@orrat6
t,247795 9iihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
eteneaaein@e.
81 Dermietbeu.


0jrobldmieoe ino 4neenbau Sduppen " ei'
nem Gonnboorl IN elmer ber elnlen yarn,
&iiiriften i'm Gioate. 2 oSor9es iino elne .al
ben; auSQesehncier Sinno nno nlcorlae Yte'
The 5u cincn ndtcrncn. ieibigen wtnill.
%euidhcr pifn borQe3o1en. Ndb5ulfaqeH ooet
man o6refrc z. Dr. 9onee, 9lr. 900, Ngro'
Rncn. strnhe, ober g. ". Wbtiefoe Sfeetepihe'
WlDnipUmcrn. Gpuutn, Ulo. tAlil)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

9arfen Sie Der @riporniB
meaen. aolfen sic, Inn @elo
Al pcroieneu. Sie fonnen cs in
Wlclualc &eigbts t1un. aauicn
Sic inn oieler beioen @riinoe
millen rno 3u Dem 3pede, iib
elm Scin 3n i6aifeu in oieicm
inaemobnlihen StnOt'9urf BON
Wlclbnlc 6eiebts.
g4nr % Wiinnien ppn galti-
mOrs-Strnhr.
eiuige gaupl6se iino in oen
Stnot-@ren5en, einiee in Dem
Gumnty. 9lber oae iiuo nmge-
ben BON ouSgeiudt iboner
9anoi9ait; nabe an 9lolano-
9orf no6e an Sdnlen, airden,
2GOen, Sanfen uno DER Eratt.
ifen Si6IiOt6er.
WleIbale 6eigbtS lit Elm gutter
@obnplas, neil Sie ole Dor.
tbeile oes Qanoes NIT oen De
qnemlihfeiten Der Staot erbal.
ten. Sic betommen me9r Son-
nenibeiu an einem Eoae in
McIDnlc SeigbtS, ais cine 5tro.
BE in ser Staot SSbneu IN 5lpei
@ohen geben fann
sic cr1alteu @as, Glcftri5i.
tat, 9lOlanO ASart.@nRcr, Sc.
8iirgeriteise, feinc Gtra-
zen IL imo Sic er6alten ole 9lrt
2onoIdoit, Oie Sic crfriIht,
menn Sic g(bcnos niioe uod
Souie fonmen, lmo 0ic Sbncn
glppetit mad)t, menn sic W2or.
gems gum ,Sriibitiid ouiitc5cn.
0}e6men sic oen W1t. @al6ino.
ton.Glectric @arf. f.@ogaon (Gol.
pert.StraBen.Sinie) uno ioeen
Sie Dem GonoiIftelir, er iolle
Sie an GoIo Spring 9auc
(D1eluale.9lUe.) aitsitei9cn lai.
len.
Efo0ts0urenit.
7O6 2(niOm ErMlt 2suifOius
xeIepbon Ct 9anI 1858
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11
8n SsEaaFsn.


pultNto Euuo IN WlloeW NINA,
no BroBe Grnicn cr3ict iueroen lllo anie
Wldritc criiircn, H. mas Der Sil0cu 3bucn
bieici. @cb3ncDt Wtl6mlrtbibaii. &emlie
nno Gbii5ubi iebr enirdeli1- eano bon $40
pro gIder an. Rampbleis uno pSontbern
Sieo Waq15iHc gratis W y. 3lidnroe,
eaHo' uHo SHonliricNgent. Souibcrn M. r.
Simmer 20s gsaibiHaion, 3. IS. (CilD
3u Uerianien:
Niuia Elm ib0nes Os3inmer 0aus. Rad
5ulragen Vr. 34O1 Wner'Gtrahe, naBc Der
1. Strnhe Si9Blanotpmn. (Cftll-l3)
8duier gebart bDn @alagber.
2s. etrahe, 800 Wlpd Dth,
Sin Square bon puntinQooHseloenue.
300 BlBd Dpmnu-Antnue, Htue StrnAt
Nchen 6uniinaoonsNOenue
giur $f4OO.
200 glD6 0amb tn.qlptnnr, RnF 81 200.
27Oo Blud MillniDu.QlDenue, nur $1s1bO.
Mqc bieif 6duler bdbcH
Betnnoa Dsput, 8lulmer nnb Dab.
Sebe moberne 9cQnemli6leif, GAS. uno elel'
rtl6e 9eu6ter, @asrange, eirgemauerie aeoip'
luber uno ertra Goileiie i'm 9euer.
3eldte BebiHnunaen.
Wlnn nebme 9lolano'3art uHo Wli. AalpiHe'
pH tleiirlme.
gldberCs nm Drt ober bel
GOmarO 8. WallaBBer,
Ot9-9r0 Dauufsp eHilbiNs.
(N2ni2i--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

sunoe 6rauen, I'M Sru9t nno Semitic n
Rfhien All berpndeii; in6ne. reinlihe @rbelt
Ndd5uIraeen bel @ltner Bros; ". xeglle-
hnb Saames.etrahe Wlan fraae nan Dlr.
Gbrman. lSeRlz,1pnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-11

Sam iton 10. Dttober 1914.
01cbI. 8ufubr 4iS5 60iier,
eini1lieBlib 1916 Safer 5n 2ocilit.
&oint mO 551 8diicr 81 Gautou.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-22
OFFICERS KILLS.,
MAN AT MISSION
KILLING OCCURRED ON MAIN
BUSINESS STREET OF MISSION
AT = O'CLOCK THIS AFTEl.
NOON.


Mission. Texas. April 2-Mclchor
guirrc. a resident of Monte Christie.
his county. was shot and killed on the
main business street at $50 o'clock this
afternoon. lie received five shots in the
breast and death was instantaneous.
Will Sterling, a deputy sheriff " Iii
dalgo county. and a resident of Monte
surrcnd, red "a Deputy sheriff
Taylor Immediately after the shooting.
No charge has been filed against him.
The shooting j. alleged 10 have been
the outgrowth 81 an alleged assault Mon.
day 81 an cight-yrar- old sister Of >tcrl
ingS. No undue excitement was caused
by the shooting.
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MAS DETALLEs soBRE vERAcRUz

Washington, abril 22.-Ei consul Can
ada informa este tarde Que todavia no
pucdc comunicarse con In ciudad de
Mexico. Dice que los americanos estan
repistrando todas las casas DE- Vera
cruz Y arrestando a los que encuentran
armados.
As.gura que los americanos Sc hallan
en- complcta possession dc In ciudad. que
aparentamente no ha habido d~esgracias
entire los no combatientes Y que ha ~
RADIO Il fuego excepto upo que otro
disparo aislado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-22
ESCENAS DE ENTUSIAEMO Y PA.
NIC0

Eagle Pass. abril 22.-Cuando So su-
20 In ocupacIon lie Ncracruz So abrie-
ron varias oficinas para inscribir rcclu-
tas V micniras s. rcgistraban los en-
ganchcs la exitacion por todas parties
era intcnsa. La multitud ~recorria las
GALES contando y Orlando "mueran
los %gringos' Y los oradores dc OCCASION
arcngaban al pueblo en- las esquinas.
En- este So corrio In VOC De que 81 gen.
eral Guajardo evacuaba In plaza \ po-
COS minutes despues. al entusiasmo SUI
cedio al desalicnto y empczo FL exodo
hacia Il lado americana. siendo los mi
smos nuevos v%olutarios los que enviaban
a sus familias para tcnerlas Ell seguri-
dad. Los refugiados S. aglom eraron an
Il puente: en- menOs de tres hora> err
aaron mas dc dos mil \ Picdras Negras.
donde Guaiardo deio una pairulla
montada. auedo rasi dcsierto. Los con
stitutcionalistas dicen que no ocnparan
la ciudad hasta que So arregle este a
sunio con los Esiados Cnidos.
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Ia Escuadra Ataca Veracruz.

la guarnicion de esta cindad. La con-
,versacion tuvo lugar EN- Fort Brown.
Sc dice que 81 obieto lie la entrevista
fne considerar 81 deberia pedirse al GO
'bierno reforzara la guarnicion de la
plaza. aunqne este 10 niegan 'l0s visi-
tantes. quenes dlcen que solo ~pretendian
conocer la opinion del mayor Rice So
.brc Ia ~situacion v las noticias que pu-
diera tener.
III mayor Rice rccibe De varios punt
os del Vale solicitudcs de enviar trop-
as. pero en- east todos los casos 81 trata
de ~preycnir dificultades aungue los
agentcs municipales de esos puntos in
.forman que TODD esta tranquilo.
hi mayor Rice ha adOptado nn nuevo
metodo para la protection de esta par
ted 81 pals. En- vez de estacionar en- de-
terminates sitios dos o tres soldados.
10 que debilitaria FL nueleo de las fuerz-
a.. esia hacienda que destacamentos
completes rccorran con frecucneia dis
.tintos trayectos. con la cual cree que
bastard para. dar toda ia seqnridad que
,rcquicren poblaciones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-22
Ell .CANARD DE San RENITO.

No hubo demonstration alguna anti
americana anoche en- San Benito. segun
81 City Marshal Carr, de San Benito.
que vino a Brownsville hoy para asis-
tir a la corte. Mr.. Carr dice que esos in
formcs son absolutamcnte falsos. Y que
aunsue tanto enter Fl problacion ameri
cano como entire la mejicana Sc discute
mucho sobre In situacion. no Sc ha mani
fcstado excitacion que yalga la pena.
En- Brownsville mismo. no han dejado
de circular rumores por el estilo. Aver
dijo un ''pcriodico local" que Sc habia
producio uno demonstration en- Mata-
moro pcro la noticia era exajerada. Lo
u paso fuc que dos soldados 5orachos
gritaron algo por IIuerta. obtienendo ST.
Ia ser llcvadas a Ia carcel. Ningun incl
dentc tuvo lugar anoche en- esa ciudad.
III proprietario del teatro Washington
MEGA absolutamentc que So haya verifi'
cado On csc tcatro n de0straci0n 81
lunes noche. Asegnra Que 81 no permite
en- su teatro discusioncs politicas de- min
guna cIasc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-22
FACES IMPoRTANTHS QUE LA
GUERRA VA ASUMIENDO.

Washington. abril 22.-ias opera
clones asumieron mas decisive aspecto
hoy. nj ordenarse que mas fuerzas des-
.embarcaran Y tomaran completa pose
sion H. la ciudad Dc Neracruz. Men
tras 80 cumplen las orienas del presI-
dcnte. las confcrencia pacificas de In
Casa Blanca han terminada practica-
mente.
Afirmsa una alta auto dad cue las
fuerz;as americanas conservan VsracrlZ
para dar a comprender a TIuerta que IN
actiiud lie los Estados Unidos es defin-
pitiyamente guerrero y one han termi-
nado las contemporizaciones. Todavla
no So determine n accion sohre Tam
pico a menos que Huerta use de repre-
salias. Sc tienen informes de que Huer-
f. In llamado a Algara Y dado sus pa
saportcs a OShaughnessy 10 que sc
considera omInoso. Sc espery una agre-
sion Dc los federales. y todo .esta listo
para repelerla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-22
CONTINUAL Ell COMBATE DE VERA
CRUZ.

Veraeruz. abril 22.-El almirante
Fletcher informa que los que dispara-
ban desde las azoteas de las casas. eran
%irregulares yu ciudadanos armndos que
sc repartieron por In ciudad para SOS
tener FL tiroteo desde sis. esconditcs. La
guarnicion federal Sc ha retirado veinte
mIllas adentro. Lego In flota dc cinco
acorazados v iondco fuera de los rompe-
olay solas. Cundo supieron que les con
diciones aqui eran serias. su ultima etap
de ocbo horas la hicicron a .diccisietc
nudos. lIanana llegaran dos acorazados
mas. Todos los buqnes estan listos para
salir sabre Tappico al momenio que el
almirantc Mayo los pida.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-22
BOMBARDEO DE LA CIUDAD.

Ncracruz. abril 22.-Los canones ma
wales empczaron "A hacer fuego sobrc In
parte sur de la ciudad. pero el consul
Canada cree que dcntro dc una bora
cesara 81 bombardeo. Las tropas dc DIES
embarque fucron rccibidas a tiros que
de todas direcciones partian de las azo-
teas. Tres mil hombres descmbarcaron.
Canada estin.a que Il numero dc meji-
canos hcridos o muertos anoche pasa de
clento cincuenta. FL almirante Fletcher
ha pedido a las autoridades que coope-
rem en %rcstaurar el orden prometien-
dolcs deiarles continuar su gobierno
municipal. mlcntras los americanos Sc
encargan de la aduana " dc In policia
de las GALES.