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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

@onoerpreis oeraebctt Der BON 0eni
rStalicner 9roQlio oert1eiOigt miro
I'm iibrigen merOen on Die Sieger
eutiprehen0 0eu olDnpiden @cpilo-
aenheitcn Die iiir Oie Spiele 6eitinmis
ten Nle0aillen pertbeit Eie 1Rebr,
fdnpfe iinO in ser 6etauuten 9iel.
idltigfeit 3uiammengcicbt unO uer.
0el bobe gluforOcrungen an bic
gleihm6Bige 9lusbil0ung Der lbeil,
ne6mcr itcQcn. Die llebungen iinO,
c6eniallS gemdB oem tnrueriihcn
@rilBip beutc nod udt befannt,
ion0crn pcrOcn elm @icrteliabr Dor
Oem 9egiun Scr Clpmpiiben Spiele
aus elmer i6on iebt ucr0iieutlicbtcu
gr0Bereu @ruppe ouSgcmd1lt. sic
ger" in 5eiocn Nle6rfdmpfen lit ie.
Ger ser eiuc 6citintmte 9ln5nbl
&unfte crrcidt.
9te6cn oieien groBcn Nle6rfdupicn
miro OoS Iurneu icine horottcriii.
idcn gSettipielc peronitolten ndn.
LID S6log6al Sotitboll Sdlen.
Oer6all iiir Burner, &or66all iiir
lurnerinncn Sir Oicic 5piele icl
len bic Spielrcgehl pes Gcntroloiss
i6niies fix @olfs- mo Engcnoipicle
5u @rlm0c gelegt meroeu. Gieie
Spielc lueroen inn Ho6men ser oll'
aeHcircu Spieluod1c ausgctragcn,
bic ouBcr0en nod Oic Sportipiclc
SuB6al mo Sodc0 6rm0t, SIS lit
auh niNt ausgeiNIoiien 0dB aub
onOere Sduocr ibrc glotionolipielc
anBerGol6 cineS beiouOcren @etibe-
heroes uoriii1rcn ialls 0os sic 3eit
crloubt
Ganit lit oos turncrH6c %ro.
Gromm a6cr nod niht eribopit. IS
unioBt icrncr N}otnihnit9mcttlGm
pie naN bclicbigcm SUileu (6icr lit
It, u. ouh NIT Der @oriiibumg Scr
ifanoinooii6cn 5urniUitemc 3il rcd
ncm, GiuBc1uetttdmpfe am 9lcf
@arrcn mo EierO 0uo3il ua1 eincn
@midc GnalauO'o nod &mgc lmO
lanNgcitrcdtcs 4SierO tomnlen ioaen)
lm0 i1GcBi1 Observation-Disclosures
iiir S5crrcu- ino 0omcnricgen aucr
9lotionon
IS lit icin 3lueiiel, DAB ocr tlr
ncriidc (bcil scr 1piele lcuti1lon0
glncrtcnnltug uuO Griolgc cintrogcn
miro, 0cnu 0iesnol lit Die 0cltidc
Sirnerbalt cntiAloiicn eia liidcn.
loies 9ilo i5rcs groBjigigen Sic uei-
tcitcn areiIc imicrcs &olfes criuiien-
ocn g9irtus 5u 9ebcn, I'M Dor iaH
mdnniicbea &ertretcrn Der gon5cn
@cIt in G6rcn beitcbeu 5iI f0nneu
gu5 3uianlmcntreiicn ni6t nIr nit
ben &ertretern alcr groBcn Surn-
Gorporotionen Der @r0e. ion0crn
aud) init Scr G(ite ser iporttrci6cnoen
Eugeno miro alc6 obnc 3lUciicl Oa5I
beitragct Oos ge9euieitiac &ertdnO-
nib fir cinanocr pl for0ern mo nelc
@c5iebungen 5u ihaiicu, pic Damn Der
f0rperlic6cn Gr3icblng lmicrcr yia'
tion 5n8rte fonnen Ger Grteint-
nib. 0aB pic au1 oui oiclcm @ebiet
idnOiQ 5ulerncn f0nncn nnO mlilien
ucridlicBt iih fauH nod Gcman0
uno cbuiio rcrlie6t ii6 oaB 0ieic
0urhOringuna Oc5 9lltcn nit Dem
yicueu nr inter &a9rlmg lniercr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17

lid; bdtte Ood Der 9}uhmittaq 5Dci
StlmOen Sordj bci @roieiior 9auger
9ebradt 0ie er ald nod eiaeunlGd
tll obnc @altie a65n6alten pile9te.
God 0os @eidid butte eS an0ers be-
idloiien ,Sn Der lcbtcn &orntittoGs.
iltn0e Dericbtc cine @ointe Can.
acr's ii6er Elm nlittel6ohoelticbcs sc.
0i1t lore @irflng 10 gnt iuie gonj;
man mar ans Sreroe ii6er Den ihul-
ireicn g}adnitta9 nohtom gemeicu
mio bate Dergeiien pilidtiduloigit
nj laden Cos rdd)te iid bitter. ~
9epm Sdiiteu Ger Shulalode erflGr.
te @roielior Son9e, OoB, Inn enOlic6
i'm Soraj porpdriS 5u tommcn Oie
5ciocn observation-disclosures obge6al.
ten wiirOeu
g2ie Sic betriibtcn 9o6ger6er ia6eit
mir lmicre 6eQe ooponitminnen
1er3lit betroucrt bon ulieren gliid.
liheren &oneraoeu.
9lodnittogS 3 ll6r ianocn mir
ms. miioc fuie sic 6lie8en in Dem
total peruaiiteu Sdulge61uOe Gin.
llno Der llnterridjt 6egann o6nc
Shulglodc; iogar ser @oliaftor
itriftc pcqcn ser Site gos lle6er.
iebcu begonn ser ErimuS. er 6ottc
ileiBia prdporirt unO 9an0ers g(nt
lite purOcn irclmOlider. 9hm nnB.
ten nah olter Grfo6rung nod 5iuci
an bic Rei6e fonmen; 0enn 2anger
licB icOen ctpa 40 lFinutcn iibcric.
bcn 99ir woren Onrm ii6ereinge.
fonmen gut aif5npoiien uno ie0en
@iB SanNcrS nit 0ro6nen0en Sadj-
iolucn au3inchmcu INN ion 6ci CUT
ter Saune 5u erboltcn. 0icIcgcn6eit
hicr3u go6 Oenn audi Ger Spcite BON
2onger 2lliaeruicnc, Der cine StcQe
folid ibericBtc moron Der Gr0ina
rims cine iher5hoitc @cmerfnug
fniipfte Sholen0cs @eldhter ans
0em iih sic tieie Stinme SSllina's
5erouSbo6 altittirtc omiicuO
@egen 6ol5 fiinf ll6r riei Sanger
oen 0ritteu oui. Sling'S &orOer
marn. 9Ain mar feinc St0riuN
mcbr 5u 6cfiirdtcn llnO lmicrem
9lod6or N0ina fiel Elm Stein poni
SerScn; er 6otte idlerbt pr0parirt
mo mar 10 cnticblid miioc Scin
lid itcdtc ct sur HcGtcn 90r, 3ur
Sinfen mir elm 3cttclbcn ST. "a
roli iano: o$6 mode icbt Elm 9li.
fcrcben 9iun fommt ia tciner nebr
o'ron @enl ,Wep6iito" (0oS mar
Songers Spibnome) yo5cr cinen
@it nod madlt 10 itoBt mid an OoB
id ieit mitbriiac. @ilte 9}odtl"
gsir uittcn imo lcatcn mie II.
linn OnS Ginn ouf sic iibereinonoer
qe6alltcu N1llitc. IS foitete ms ge-
foOeui lle6crmiu0pmg nht ciuill
iAlaien Sic @ibc ipor ld6ncno Nie
BON Der Edrdntel aeitodcn fn6ren
mir o6cr in Die S06e ais @onder
ploBlh fe6cn Nliiuteu Dor 6inf
Sam0'S @or0crnonn rntcrbra6 /
gs 1T aiitl Q}on iortfa6ren ~
Dos Gcr iiodte ms lin @ottcs
niQen mir mrBteu nidt cinmal pie
5tcQe 100 SllinaS Gorocrmann sn
ouiae65rt 6otte Gntlebl (
fc Sefln0en ciuer iur8en Eoulc /
0onn fiel AoS iurdlt6orc gSort bonn
aot6coer. uSQingE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
0ns nnalildieIiae qadlen.


@ctm
@ir ioBcu in Inter @rimo Gos
NDmnaiilm in 98tdii60t galt ais
IircnQ; fcin @mocr OaB uniere
Maiic inuer ne6r 5rloilnHen.
ibrpmpitc Gs aab Ciieru imucr
mieOcr Siben6leiber; Oo 3ogen es
manhc Gltern Dor, i1re S0bne ais
Ser Sdule 81 ne1nen ,Sn Der In.
ter &rimo luaren mir mir nod 8moli;
Qetreu botten mir bon Gerta ON 5us
iammcngeholten cine aloiie, III mon'
6cnl Sturm crprobt mo oorm uon
ieltener 9oQegiolitdt
Die alerbeiten Sreunoe aber los
BcH altl 0cr lebten gant N0r Sls
lima inO i'd. g9ir mdren lti5ertrenii'
lid 9dr itotterte elm menig dber
ur 0ann iUemi er geiragt mir0c
6eionOers menn er BON eiuem Se5rer
aeiraat murOe mo feline 9lntuort
miBte. sizing mar elm intelligenter
@crl. elmer pen oen @liidliden oe'
nen AueS juiGnt, obne oaB tie licb
au5itiircnaen brauden 9iur icine
miQlon6lGc Sonl6cii uuo 9eQlem-
lidfcit 6otten ion oltF oic leBte 9ant
acbraht. Eni Srintcn mar en- Erl'
INNS, i'm @oidel nabn er cS nit
ieOcm C6erf6riter oni ST roudte
lanQc @iciic mo acnoB Oornnm be-
ion0cres gliicdeu bci allen @omera
0cn 9}idt SuleBt aud) Inn OcspillelT
neil er sic tieie Stimme botte.
Q2cnn cr aui unierer @enndler-anel'
nc ladlte. ocn a0rpcr Ueit 5ltriId9c'
feat ocu aopi Gen Sinumcl 9cridltct
ucu N}lno uclt oficH, 0ic Sdnoc iibcr
Sen Baud aeioltct Damn or06nte oaS
Sofal BON ocn ticfeH pSobc bo-
6ooo6l" Gr lohtc in ieOem 9ltbenl.
,nQc picr Silbcn, sic lcbte ober 0ehn.
tc er 10 lan9e, bis ieiner Srnac Scr
Neit uon Silt cHtipidcn par Gcr
ION 10 iab uno lodlcn 6ortc fonnte
nidit anoerS er mllBic ielber mitla'
d,en IaS 6otten mir un5d6ligcNiole
on eiQencn Se6e peripiut
ltn0 opd iollte oen brouen III
lina aera0e ein g6ttliAcs So6cn
3um @cr0duaniB ucrocn Sos tom
10 g(ls mir orci oOie lcbten pom sie.
8iWent~ mic inns Ger &lolenleDrar
Ser Cbcrieimoa nit Gprliebe ac'
iiplnt botte nod idiucrcu grqncns
pchcn IN sic llutcrprina eingerlldt
uaren crbielteu mir 3uuu Grond-
rims @roicllor SonQer. cincn unlcllg'
oar fenntnlBreid6cn Monn Ocn Der
lic6e Soerrgott a6cr i'm Born 5itui&6.
NaaoQen qcnladt batic IS qibt
ihiicBli6 In ic0er bo6eren 5dule cis
nen Qc6rcr, 0en Der Sdiileummo
nm, 9}nnon3 Iicnlpclt. Cod @rofei.
lor qanacr mar entifieoen per $50.
pon, allrr gopon3e Ide 1an5e@qn
noinm 3ittertc. uenn cr ole glunldlt
hotte, mo icne ipe5icllen S@uleE
sic llntcr @rnuner, lpiroen ols
D1drinrcr 6ctroucrt 81 batte 6
nad Dem Sc6ulbnQ I'M Sanllar lo9or
fcrtia Qebradt einen ibm beloiloers
miBlicbiqcn Shiiler nit glrrelt 81
5eitraicn un0 i6m mlf oieie geeile Que
ndhere @cianntidait nit elmer Der
idmeritcn Nora3iicGcn G0en 81 per-
mittcln. neil cr init ieiner Tanjlllln
Sen Game mcbr ais 0reinol ooS
mar 0as pom 3eftor oitiirte Nfagl'
mum 0eton3t battc
Die 2auuc SonQer'S mar inpere'
dicn6or Iic alaiic founte nod 10
Ciidti9es leiiien mau liren9te
iid iAon dll nm fcin @GDitter ber
oti 3u 6cidporen cr ton0 eben
ooh ctuas gum Stroicn 0os mar
i'm poriaei %abr clio bel 0cn INN
mebriaen Gber @rinlanern elm.
NAL 10 uct aeiommcn ooB Der 9let'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
gSaR Ou Ocm %aicr aber nidtS
iagit@

10 b0rtc id fiir5lic6 cine N}lttcr lprc-
bet Oie nit cinem &iilOc an Der
Nono Dem alcidlen Sale 5liic6rtt ft
peldcm id icbnell cine Ioiic @ouil-
ION gcncBen uolltc lno .iagc aber
oen &oier uiht 10 prah Ooroui
Ociel6c Srot ais iic in Der Nlarft-
bale neben mir itc6euo, bic @ittc
Oe5 NinOcs crfiiate, ooS nnb elmer
9lpieliiue &erlaiNen truN. g2ic &c.
id6rlib Oieic SorOering Oe5 S6mei-
gcns fir 0nS ainO ielbit mo feline
G1dratlerentuideltng lucrocn miB,
idieu isr nidt in Oen Sinu 5l fonl-
men e6cnio menig mie onOeren @}iit-
ter, Die in 9leid)cr gSeiic mic lie, Csc.
beinniiie nit Oen &inoern t6eilen
0cren Rreisgabe ibuen lluarme6nt-
lbtciien mo @ormiiric oon Seiten
ocs @uitcn oOer &atcrs eintraQen
miirocn. @rbcu iie iih a6cr Oanit
ndt in cine 9eruiiic 9l66dngigteit
bon ibren &in0e, aus Der OieieS &or-
ibeil idlo9en fanL uenn ii1 ibni
@clcgcubcit oa5li bictct2 geInat
aber Der critic @eriu1 oa5iJ Damn lit
Ser critic S6riit 3ur moraliihcn
Geroe6uiB idou get6ou, ooS GinO ci-
mem 9lbpcge 5ugeiii6rt Oeiieu 9eir2-
ten oamals eriolgtc alS ole N}iltter
BON i0m iorocrtc: Says abcr oenn
&dter nic1tl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
THE BLUE LAW.

@iel bort nat Don uergan0nci 3el'
TEN
g2o @raniomfcit bic glgt gciiibrti
@o nod Oes &dbnes Shrcdlld)tel'
ten
&erilos i'm OlcndleHblut 9eriibrt,
Nor6oriid iuorcn sic @eicec
Ias 4cbeu itien uic cine 0ebc
N1it Sdol0crn liclt man bic @c'
id5idltc,
lnnaeni6li1 mareu oie @eridte
Sin ireies @ort, fainn mar's geipro.
den
ga t5Qt Der &cnter ieiue $flidt
Wanh iol3es 6er3 moro On ouro1-
itohclt
Mnmdd)iiQ NOR 0ae &ebm1crid't
1o wic Sc wilocn Cbierc idHaubch
60 }paug sic Seute mon 5lm @loli'
ben;
llno po iidl einer uioerleBte,
Iic grit i5n eat 0cu Wnlgcn beBte.
San 9louen Sottes it's geidc6cn
Tins iic6'n ole Soare iait 81 8erg,
Ss0mt man cs nidlt IN Slidern
le1eH
Nlan 6ielt' es iiir elm Nlardelmert
50 biattert nur in Der @elhidte
Cos uorcu iC6redlide @eridte;
Iie @rauionteit iiano Oa in 9liIt9e,
Ga aa6 es feiHe Scr3ensgilte.
Noiilob! iic oari ridt luie0crte6ren
Tic 3eit. nit ticier Smnah lno
Shano'
Ias Sener nlilBie lie uei5cbren
Ius g'oll lie1t aui bod ragt oic
Nan0
Sin ucuer @ciit rect fii6n sic
Sdwinael
geer mia Der @}anih1cit Ncdt 6e'
3piuacn2
22cr 0m0et cine Sonnta9sbebc2
Q9ir ioroeru lHcnldlidc &eicgel
Nt @lou6cns uno @cpiiicueiodcu
5oa icruerbin teiu 3pon0 mebr
leln,
llrdld0(id limo pic 0rimncn era
den
,,n alten }eitcn giua 0as feln
Ga 0ro6tc mon nit 6ciBci 3angeM
sent a6er pir0 e9 inns nIdlt bonaen;
gic ,Srci6cit BAT ms @ott ae9ebclL
0in Ep0rr Nat 0o5 Mcdlt 5li lcbcu
lln0 war's Scr drniic lml'rer Srll.
ser
Q2Dr 8ott iin0 allc Nicllbcn 9leIdl'
Sin se0er III iein cig'ner Sitter
G5 aroB. ob tleit Do arnL % retc9
Mcr poaie ribicll inlQ ucr0qtneiT
@inpel nit alien Sallceilarmen
Cos 9iiiiclaltcr III ucrgdnaen
Eic Srebeit ioa ON Nmlmel prdns
acH
Ias Nenidcn6er3 ldBt ld nidt iol
term
Cos .uor cimnal Dos III Dorbei
Niag aud oie tolle lRcute poltcrn
W}it i6rem DaBlidcn @eidrci
seer iiirdiet lido 0or Sem @eldlter2 2
1dout 0icic lollhen gluaciihter
5ie 6n6en 10 uicl Ered am Stcden
lho ie6cn alio'rer Scue 6ledeu.
g'lm I'll idr Ser5 bloa oas @cmiiict
llno Sian tits diicb IN Mlarf iuio
9ein
8 modten tie oas sine lpFcn
,9lan aebt fen 0lcni0 5nm Sint
mel elm"
Anpea i0r bloucu llebeltbaier
S6r iciO ocs @oltes 6oMpcrraiper
99hr lm6eil iiiitet i5r im 2anoe
cShr Neudler, uiit 0cnI 5lallen
9nn0cl
81. s. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-17
Gas 6cntidDc Snruen onf ocn GIgmt
niilhen SpieIen

0as 0cutinc 5iwnen miro auf 0ci
Compi6cu 5pieleu Berlin 1916
cine icincr @er6reitlmg mo 9eoeu-
TINA cntiprcmcuOe 9iollc ipielcn.
Ger 9lusiduB Oer Deutiden Surncr.
id,oft, ser lid Scr porbereitcn0en 9lr.
belt nit 0roBer @ngabc lpiomet
bate Gcreiis Dor ldngcrer 3eit elm
iunfauQreihcS Erogronrn fir Sic
Spiele aiigeiicat, 0os lest inter eli
niaen 9lbdu0crlmgen 0ercn 0}ot6.
iuenOiQfeit aud pon 0en Gertretert
scr Glmneri6oft i'm HeidSousidub
onerfannt moroen it, icrtigacitcQt
lit ino 5ur cn0giiltigcn @enc6nri.
aunQ ocn Gariier SlDnlpin Son.
arcB oorlieaen uirO. Cemno6 miro
0aa Oeltihc Glrnen oui Ocn Spieleu
iol0cnoernaBcn rcpraieHtirt iein:
Ios ciacntlcbe Surucn uaioBt 3il.
n0dit ciucn 3w6lifompi iuO emcn
Sc9sfaapf fir Die bei0e oe 0eut.
iho @ettunoronung maB0ebcn0 lit.
syn 6ei0en llc5luuacu iit Der gir5els
un0 cin Nlonnhoitsuctt6emerb ans.
geic6re6en. Sir oas Gin5eltrucn
miro ii6rigens au4 Gin olgnlpiiNer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
BATTLE STILL RACES
REFUGEES MAY CROSS INTO
TEXAS TOSA VETHEIR LIVES
DOW Iea.ea VIZ % F,enIns IIcraIa.l

washington ~
Mcy
To
ORDER ou he o subject, follows:
possible incident
demands which,
bc
In expected back
II
Red
over their
caring a wounded"
sol
without
an
conditions side would
them e them
allowed
These changed
of
practically
DEATH Armed who darmcd
held
with viii
they u calls chngel
they au
other Hypothetical 10
official
jirou
the McSiean soldiers
General Bliss which
'itghour six mi ucow
ado after fight Muao drmed river"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
MILITARY PRISONER AND Az.
LECED MURDERER RELEASED

Trinidad. Colo. Jan. g. Mario Te-
nl who has been held ns "a military
prisoner since the killing OF Detective
la w Belchor here on November 90.
was released from the city iall here
to-day Tho order for release was D.
sued hy Captain r. W Smith, assist
amt Judge advocate Zeni WAS namod
by Louis Zancanolli ln an alleged COM
foHsion of the Belchcr murder Nn
action against zeui has been taken
by thp civil authorities
James Blcuvaris alias "Jim the
Greek" was indicted ON the charge oi
murder OF Angus Alexander. n m'ne
guard, In q report of the county grand
Jury made public today. Bicuyarls
WINS arrested rocently while IN Den-
vor hospital The grand jury ad-
iuurned until January AZ. when CON
sidera,ion OF strike cases VIII be ro-
sumed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
Nervy Commander of Coast
Vessel Stops Trigger Of Au-
tomato Pistol in Hands Of
Jolly Roger Bandit.
SAVES OWN LIFE AND
$500 IN THE SAFE
Fantastically Disguised Wodld
Be-Marauder on High Seas
Finds Seasoned Tar a Tartar
tBy Leased Wire to evening Bcrald.l

fBy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald. ]
san Francisco. Jan. o.. Good iuck
az % critical moment and stout heart
saved Captair Itcincr of the steamship
Willamette from being rhut last We'd
uosday night at sea by u fantastioailt
Disguised pirate. who planned Goo rob
the ships safe of tho $1,000 it cou-
tanned, clean out the 20 passenger
of cash aud taluublcs. and escape in
.p launch that was follow IuE the vcs-
sell The Willamette arrived this
morning and captain tciucr his
hunda badly torn ANA cut from his
battle with the pirate. told his story.
4. D. Nclsou. the pirate, and Joe
Iorain. suspected of being @ confed-
crate. were turned over to the United
states marshal
About Z O'Clock Tuesday nght -
said the captain g was sitting in my
cabin We were tncn Off Cape Nin-
cent. about mid wHy between san Pc
drn and Bcdondo
Il heard tho knob of my door turu
ii wasn't lockod--and ! found my
soif confronted hy % strange figure ln
"a white mask. wearing q false NOUS
tachc and wig. The lower hnit ~
the appnriuon's face was svatched
in handkerchief IN lts right hand
was a loaded automatic pistol
81 jumped Tor tho pistol and Tor
some rcagon ! shall never ho ahie io
give you. I got hold of 80 before the
fellow could crook his trigger ilns'f.
'T'hon we hogan fighting on over
the room An tho while the fellow
I was pulling the trigger Of his auto
matte but my clutch upon u 10 some
way had dlaarrnngcd the magazine.
I "Thc pirate threw the piston on the
floor. with ono FREQ hand he drew
another weapon. this time double
faction revolver
"I was shouting Cor helm. which
cnmc in time to snvc ms. ror hy tha'
time ] Was pretty woll played out \
waiter ana "a scamnn came 20 my
rescue. disarmod Nelson ana put him
/ In irons"
During tne progress ot the hRh'
land Tor some time afterwards "a motor
/ boat had been following tho vessel "'
lea distance az about hail mile. CAP
Itain H,inor believes the pirate exc
pectcd Co escape 10 shore In the
/ launch, after he had gou" through 'n'
snip
Nelson took passage at san Pedro
I for san Francisco under the name oi
In Lard Captain Rciner romembcr-
ed to have seen him before and on
cross examining him, learned readily
| his true name ana thnt ne has "a
membership card iu California Hnt-
lhoy No. 10. uu organization OF mates
land pilots
Tho Willamette. steam lumber
carrier. owned here. carried crew
of 25 med ana 20 passengers. None
Of the passengers know ot the battle
!untu after uhe pirate was safely in
/ irons
Captnln Ucincr sailed for Seattle
today with the willamette
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
VI MNJoR McNAMEE CNN
HANDLE THE sTTJ NriON

Maria. Tex Inn. Reports
brought toda, from oNnaga, Mexico,
where the federal army is bcing az
tucked by General ortevi's rebels,
were thnf thc battle wus mill in
progrofs The fedcrnls were holding
their position ln the border VILLAGE.
while the 5000 or more rebels we're
apparently drawing in closer MnIor
McNumeo. commanding the United
States border patrol at Preside. sstlu
he Was ready to handle the situation
should the whole federal army re-
treat 60 this country.
The army telegrAph wire 60 Pro-
nidio Tex. opposite ullnurB. WIS not
working up Go noon to-day ana tho
rcports were brought here by auto
mobile.
Secretary of War Carrisons order
to BriHadicr General BLISS regarding
the crossing of refugees Go the Amer
lean aidc WAS regarded by the border
patrol as clearly defining the situn-
tiun Heretofore Major McNnmcc
has forced hacR to the Mexican side
such nnwounded fodcrais az waded
across the river with their arms Thiz
resulted only IN their coming To this
side aFain and a repetition uf the tuEk
of forcing them hack. Many desert b
ers, on being forced hack after their
arms we're taken from them 10y th
American troops. pleaded that they
would ocrtninly be- killed. Under
Secretary Garrisons order. IL is be-
ncvod that Major McNamoe after ais.
urming the foderals will permit them
tu remain on this side should IL np-
pear that their lives were endangered.
" the whole federal army Same
across. u 81 understood nt Preside,
nn attempt will be made "a force any
of them back, as t then would be
considered that the defeated Hucrtu
forces had been put in Jeopardy
u was reported on the American
side that many uf General PHsoual
Orozcu's volunteer federals were
nmons the deacrtora. Tho volunteer,
have an been threatened with eXccu'
ton hy General villa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
FIGHTING n RENEWED
AROUND NVENO LAREDO

Laredo. Tex, Jan. 2.--Fighting be-
tween ccnstltutionalists attacking Nu-
cvo Laredo. MeNlco, and the federal
garrison was renewed today There
was only occasional firing during the
nlght. Rebel rcinforcomcnts arrived
last night
Firing during the forenoon was
heavy but the fighting outside Nucvo
Laredo seemed to be out ~ reach of
prompt reports one engagement was
under way about two miles south ef
town while another was three miles
east The rebels were also reported
To have attacked q large supply of
ammunition intended Tor the fedoruls.
Fighting during the early hours
was not decisive The indications are.
however. that u was an part of n
movement by the conHtitutloRnliais
completely 20 invest the city,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
EARLY ATTACK MAY BE
MADE UPON TAMpICO

Tnmpico, Mexico, Jan. 2 Artillery
ana ammunition are reaching the rob-
~ front IN such manner AZ Ca indi-
cate that an early attack may be
made on Tamplco or on the farce of
I 500 federal troops onirenched at
Alinmira ~ miles from the coast
sevornl pieces ~ artillery and large
supply ~ ammunition were delivered
to tho rebels nt Crrvantee today. Reh-
~ engineers are operating the trains
from the city of Victoria 20 cervan-
tes. wnirh nes s.ls lca a,,es north
of AilRmirR,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
MOUNTAINOUS SEAS
POUND HEAVILY
ON PACIFIC
COAST
Week of Rainy Weather on
California Shore Followed
by Eighty Mile an Hour
Gale.
[ny I.easea wlrn % nvenlnE nerala. 3

lBy Leased Wire 90 hvening Herald J
san Francisco. Jan Anothcr
Ralo sprang up todoy with the goa
already turmoil OF foam for miles
out from the Golden Gate. due to pre-.
Vious disturbances, making naViga-
tlon OF the channels yot more diiii-
cult Al dawn the steamers william
cite. Klamath. specdwcll ana Column
bio we're awaiting better weather bee
fore attempting to make port
The steamer Sierra. which Gle Nscd
for Australia Yesterday reported by
wireless that the wind is piling noun
famous seas and at times has touched
so miles an hour, while ts general
ayorage Ia about sixty miles. AN Is
wen with the Sierra.
The vaterlogsrd lumber schooner
Tomo, which has boon Nins in tow
Cf the steamer Ad'lino Smith outside
The bar waiting for the weather ,o
moderate sufficiently to pass iu. broke
loose last night and cgpsi4cd tier 1y
passengers had ull hc transferred to
the Adeiine Smith, which Ftin IH
standing hN
Excepting for u few hours ycgior-
day northern and central California
have experienced whole week. OF
rainy weather. The weather bureau
predicted moro rain for tonight and
tomorrow Traffic on the shasta
Route was blocked again today hy
uudslldca at Eaplr Point Calf, and
DO was reported th1t trains would be-
hold nt punsmuir and Red Bluff Cal.
More driftwood was brought down
in the Sacramento river to-day lndi-
eating continuance of the flood com
diuons iu the valley which have vcrE.
ed on the dangerous the last two
days Tho precipitation this morning
Boz some of the valley towns was as
high 1a Two inches An lcveos are
holding hut tho water stands at some
points Within less thnn two foet nf
the flood uuge Some towns iu the
Santa clara valley are Isolated with
wires down MANY bridges are cover
ed with water Traffic of an kinds
b demoralizod over wide area OF
the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
GOVERNOR West
MAY CALL OUT
MILITIA
my Leased wire 70 TuvenIpr IIsTaId. ]

Portland, ore, Jan. 2.-Mlss Fern
Hobbs private secretary 20 Governor
West. is expected % reach Copper
Held, We, tnday. accompanied by
state officers whore she viii present
the governors demands Go the ofii-
Clals 0f that town, Ia this demand
which is addressed Co the mayor and
members Of The city council, the gov-
ernor cites the law under which ne
proposes to close The saloons aud also
his reasons Cor wanting them Go be
closed lie states that II they are not
closed up saturday afternoon martial
law viii hc declared ana the militia
may be called upon 10 carry out his
orders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-02
SECRETARY
Of MINE UNION
ARRESTED At
AGUILAR
Older for Apprehension by
Chase First Similar Act by
Any Military Commander in
Colorado.
ALLEGED SLAYER OF
DETECTIVE RELEASED
fny I.ensed vic % IvcnIne ncraIa. !

Trinidad. Col. Jan 2.--In ordering
the arrest of Louis j. Allen. former
secretary Of tn miners union al
Aguilar yesterday at Fowler Gem
erai John Chase has acted IN sup
port of his contention that martial
law n In effect throughout the state
and that his authority II not confined
suiriy 20 the strike zone. This Is the
flrs, action ot the sort ever taken ty
la military commander In Colorado.
Allen was brouRht'here by n military
detail ana Jailed awaiting action next
week by the military commission
which viii reC0nyene Monday The
nature of tho charges against the
union leader are not disclosed