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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
PLOT is DISCOVERED IN WASHINGTON
new PUBLIC Land Law
is BADLY NEEDED NOW
SENATOR HoRAb+ SUGGESTS IT BE
PASSED BEFORE CONGRESS
ADJoURNS

Washington, June 2.-Senator Bo
rah made plea today for public
land legislation for the west before
the adjournment of congress. The
senator said the west needed a graz
ing land and power law, but he con-
ceded they should require much time.
Only a few hours was needed, he
argued, to pass bill for the retention
by settlers of the early payments on
reclamation projects.
-Four or five years may be q short
time for us to pass legislation but it
is a long time 10 the settler who is
being closed out, he said. IF this
session closes without the passage of
this law it win be an act of injustice
and inhumanity to thousands on the
projects"
Senator Jones proposed filibuster
10 get the reclamation legislation. To
that Senator Borah added there pro-
badly would be no river and harbor
bill unless the reclamation bill was
added to it.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
THREE DECISIVE BATTLES
coNsTlTuTioNALIsTs ARE RE-
MARkAHLY SUCCESSFUL IN
MARCH TOWARD CAPITAL
TWO CITIES ABOUT TO FALL
zAcATEcAs AND SAN LUIS PoTo-
81 LIKELY WILL BE TAKEN
IN NEAR FUTURE

Durango, Mexico, June 2.-Three de.
cisive engagement with federal
troops between Zacatecas and San
Luis Potosi were won by the consti
tutionalists May 80 and 81, according
to reports received by General Car
rama, Colonel Fernando Reyes, with
900 men in command, or General Car
rera Torres, who is investing San
Luis Potosi, administered a decisive
defeat to large federal force at Sa
linas, and later also defeated force
sent from San Luis to reinforce the
Salinas garrison.
The fighting at Salinas lasted 2s
hours, the federal loss in the battle
being 46 privates and four officers.
Fourteen federal officers who were
captured and 81 privates captured
were liberated. The federals tele-
graphed San Louis Potosi for rein
forcements which did not arrive until
after the first battle They were met
outside the town and driven back.
Among the officers executed was
Colonel Carlos Chaves, two lieuten-
ant colonels, one major, four captains
and six leutenants. Colonel Reyes
captured two machine guns, 23,0Ga
cartridges, 200 rifles. t2S horses and
other munitions Colonel c,asoes. Of
the command under General Panfilo
INVESTED Zacatecas, captured
a federal troops train at Pinos on May
81, killing 60 of the federals, cap
turing a considerable supply of am
munitions and provisions. The escap-
ing federals fled to Zacatecas.
Constitutionalist forces operating
against Zacatecas and San Luis Poto-
81 are in close touch by wire and CO
operating. General Carranza an
nounced today that he would give a
statue Of Francisco Madero to the city
of Durango. -
ft.-t
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
REGAlNS MEMORY after
LAPSE OF MANY MONTHS
GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW REVEALS
HIS IDENTITY TO COLORADO
PHYSICIANS

Pueblo, Colo, June 2.-The victim
of peculiar lapse of memory, akin
to aphasia, John Doe," who has been
under observation in a local hospital
since last December, today recovered
the use of his mental faculties suff-
ciently to tell physicians that he is
George E. Bartholomew, former editor
and merchant, whose home, he says, is
in Sanbern, Mimi.
Bartholomew was brought to Pueblo
on December 26 last, by officers from
Granada, Colo, where he was found
sitting in dazed condition in the rail-
road depot. He was admitted to the
hospital here on December 27. Until
today Doe or Bartholomew has fail
ed absolutely to remember his name or
anything of the past. Doctors have
been greatly interested in the case.
The patient said today he remembers
having come to Colorado to locate on
a homestead. He has a wife and two
children living in Minnesota, he says,
and remembers that he once ran a
small paper and later conducted a gro
very store in the same state. Efforts
are being made by the hospital auth
critics to verify the mans strange
story. ,TJr
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
INTERNAL AFFAIRS SACRED
THEY MUST NOT BE MEppLEn
WITH BY MEN TRYING TO /
BRING ABOUT PEACE
HUERTA FACTION ON.DIGNITY
THEY DECLARE mExIco's sovER.
EIGHTY MUST NOT De AssAlL- /,
ED IN ANY WAY /;

Niagara Falls, June 2.-Still dead.
locked over eonstitutionalist represen-
tation, the Mexican and American me-
diation delegates were waiting for more
information today about the character
and ability of certain persons who had
been suggested to compose the new
provisional government. The Mexican
delegates are reporting to their gov
ernment the developments with refer
ence to constitutionalist representa-
tive, but as yet no official confirma-
ton of the subject has come from the
mediators.
The American delegates have not
finished discussing with the mediators
the status of the constitutionalists and
are awaiting more advices from Wash
ington. Indications today were that
nothing definite would be resolved ON
constitutionalist representation, though
the mediators were reported to be
framing a reply to the last Carranz1
note.
The statement from Durango givin
the constitutionalist view of the ms I.
diation> conference was regarded as
likely to delay rather than hurry the
negotiations. While no comment was
obtainable, those of the conference who
did express themselves pointed to the
statement as concrete evidence of the
constitutionalists' misunderstanding OF
the negotiations.
The statement, it was said, served
to show lack of information on some
of the important points being treated
here, especially as to just what rep
resentation in the new provisional gov
ernment the conference had intended
for the Carranzistas. There is is some
reason to believe that the conference
has planned from the first to give the
constitutionalists 8 large share in the
provisional government, but deffnite
information along this line has neces-
sarily been withheld until the view
points of Huerta and Washington
could be obtained.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02

to headquarters and expressed some
doubts of his mental responsibility
The four sticks of dynamite were
taken away in bucket of water.
Later at police headquarters it was
said Jauch had confessed placing the
dynamite hoping that by discovering
it he would win promotion. His
home is in Springfield, Ohio.
Jauch, who formerly was private
in the army, is said to have been un-
der treatment for nervous trouble re-
Gently at the National Soldiers Home
hospital. Assistant Secretary B. T.
Galloway was in his office adjoining
that of the secretary at the time the
explosive was found. Secretary Hous-
ton is in Missouri attending the COM
mencement of the University of Mis-
souri,.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
ENDANGERS
MANY FEET OF TIMBER
MOUNT LASSEN'S LITTLE STUNT
IF REPEATED, MAY PROVE
QUITE COSTLY

Redding, Cal. June 2-Tthus far nc
damage has been reported as a result
of the eruptions of Mount Lassen in
Shasta county. Further activity oi
the old volcano, forest rangers say
today, would endanger millions of feel
OF timber in the forest to the east
and northwest of the peak. On the
north side there is no danger of a
conflagration, as the slope is covered
for two miles from the summit with
lava, and there is little vegetation
Twelve automobile parties started
started from Redding to try to reach
the crater. F~T Tiri.-
= a = IL -
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
With Fuses Ienited, Five Sticks OF the Ex-
plosive Are Found in the Basement
IMMEDIATELY UNDER ROOM OCCOPIEDBY HOUSTON
Discharged Empoye Who Had Been Making Threats Suspected
OF Having Planned Murderous Crime WatChman Who Found
he "Plant" Is Arrested and Will Be Held Pending an
Investigation Washington Is Excited

Washington, June 2.-Five sticks of
dynamite with burning fuses attached
were found late today in the depart
ment of agriculture under the office
of Secretary Houston. The fuses were
extinguished before damage was done.
An employe of the department
found the dynamite by accident and
extinguished the fuses The sticks
were taken to police headquarters for
examination. Some discharged en-
ploye is suspected.
The watchman who claimed to have
discovered the dynamite was held
pending investigation. Officers went
in search of another employe, recent
ly discharged, who had been making
threats.
The police took Daniel H. Juch, the
watchman who found the dynamite,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
HARVARD CREW PRACTICES

Red Top, Conn.,, June 2.-The Har-
ward crews today inaugurated the real
season Of preparation for the races
with Yale on June 19.-Coach Wray
took his varsity and freshmen eights
down stream to the two-miles stake,
where racing starts. Wray gave at
tention to the individual form of the
men ih'the boats. The practice lasted
SO minutes. n
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
WHITE is BOOSTER

Santa Re, June Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Alvan N White, al
the urgent solicitation of Joseph Swain
president, will give next month to
arousing interest in the National
Education association meeting at St
Paul so as to have large attendance
of educators from New Mexico. Mr.
Swain today issued a notice for the
directors meeting on July at st.
Paul.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
DOUMERGUE and HIS
FACTION RESIGN
LARGE SECTION OF THE FPENCtt
CABINET INFORMS PRESl-
DENT 1T HAS QUIT

Paris, June Premier Castor
Doumergue and his colleagues of the
French cabinet went to the palace of
the Elysee today and resigned collec-
lively to President PoincareL
1t was understood that a prominent
politician would be requested in the
course of the day to undertake the
formation of new cabinet The view
was generally held in the lobbies of
the chamber that Rene Viviani, now
minister of public instruction, would
be one of the first approached.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, June Senate: Met
at IL a. m.
Debate was resumed on the repeal
Of the Panama tolls exemption.
Railroad officials appeared before
the interstate commerce committee.
House: Met at IL a. m
Debate resumed on the Clayton om-
nibus trust bill.
Leaders expected to take up the
railroad securities bill tomorrow and
dispose of all three trust bills by Sat
urday
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
ARSON PLOT FAILS

Leicester. England, June Am at
tempt by a suffragette of the arson
squad to burn a mansion near Market
Marlborough was frustrated today by
the timely discovery of fire under a
staircase on which infammable ma
terials had been piled.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
Cabinet Discusses carranza

Washington, June when the cab
met assembled today with President
Wilson no official account Of General
Carranza's statement issued last night
had been received. seither through the
constitutiOnalists themselves or from
the American delegates at Niagara
Fallss The cabinet members and
whfts House officials. however, show
ed deepest interest in Carranza's pro-
ihossncement as published in the morn
ing news dispatches, and it was taken
up for discussion.
"Nothine But the Sword"
Rafael zubaras, head of the Car
ranz agency here, commented today
upon Mexico City dispatches repre-
senting General Huerta as desiring
that the constitutionalists enter the
mediation proceedings 50 that Mexi-
cos affairs might be settled by Mexi-
cans.
THE constitutionalists have nothing
to mediate with Huerta, he said, @and
can only meet him at the point Of the
sword"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
VrRotBsLEa4N DOMINGO

Washington, June 2.-Commander
Scott Of the gunboat Marietta, off La
Ramona, southern coast OF Santo Do
mingo, reported today that Sebo was
surrounded by revolutionists and all
communication had been cut off from
the beseiged federals. The govern
ment fears Sebo will fall and expects
an attack on La Ramona.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
PREsIpENr READS APPEAL

Washington, June 2-President Will
son began reading today the appeal
for clemency on behalf of the 29 labor
leaders convicted in the dynamiting
conspiracy. 1t probably viii be sew
eral days before the president will be
ready to announce whether he will
interfere.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
DAWSON MAY DIE

Indianapolis, Ind, June 2.-Joe Daw.
son, who was injured when his car was
wrecked during the 50O-mile race al
the Speedway last Saturday, is still in
a Serious condition as a result of in
ternal injuries. Hospital physicians to
day said Dawson had fighting chance
to recover.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
RAIN IN KANSAS.

Kansas City, June 2.-Heayy rains
averaging two inches, were general
throughout Kansas last night and to-
day. This section of Missouri also
experienced from onehalf to two
inches of rainfall.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
csrranza psfIss MsdIasors

El Paso. Tex, June IA semi-oflf-
cial statement from General Carranza's
headquarters at Durango. oriticIzine
the actions OF the A. 3. c. uediators
at Niagara Falls. and an announce
ment from General villa relteratins his
allegiance as military leader to Car
rama. were the dedevolpments last
night Of the Mexican situation here
villa arrived today At Chihuahua CITY
nom Torreon, on his way for vial<
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
u l'E'r
pL LEAns eulLrY

Santa #e, ,hJune lin the federal
court today, BENJAMIN F. Brown, ex-
legislator and newspaper 8 publisher
pleaded guilty to emBaEzhng $54s.1O
from the postcffee nj Mesquero, Un-
ion county. of #hichs Mrs. Brown was
postmistress, He wasrgiYentVo years
in the penitentiary by JudgeqPope and
was fined s54s.1O, which must be pai
in addition to the sum which his bonds.
men have to replace.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02

Washington, June Dissolution Of
the so-called thread trust. organized
under the name Of the American
Thread company, was ordered today
by the federal court aft Trenton, N ].
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
{. Smallpox at cuIiacan

On Board United States Ship Cali
fornia, Mazatlan, Mexico, June (via
wireless to San Diego. June ID,
Smallpox has broken out Culiacan,
the capital of Sinaloa, according to
advices received today by the com
manding officer Of the American fleet.
The mortality in the constitutionalist
garrison is said to be heavy.
MazatIan Garrison is Hungry
\ Another attempt to relieve the starv-
ing federal garrison and inhabitants
of inhabitants of Mazatlan was frus-
.trated today, when the provision shiu
General Mena was driven from the
harbor with her cargo undischarged,
General Obregon, the constitutionalist'
commander, turned his artillery on the
federal steamer with such effect that
she was forced to scurry for the open
sea.
Culiacan is a city of more than IL,
900 population and is an important
supply depot for contiguous territory
The existence of pestilence there is
draw-bacle to inter communication
between various ceastitutionalist fore
les that constitute the division of ths
uorthwest
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02

Washington, Jan. 2.-The Clayton
omnibus antitrust bill was again be-
fore the house today with prospects
that detailed consideration would be
completed before adjournment. Rapid
progress has been made by the house
until only five of the 20 sections of the
bill remain to be disposed of. i.
Adoption of the amended labor pro-
vision that no labor or farmers or
ganizatien shall be held to be COM
bination or, conspiracy in restraint OF
trade featured yesterdays considera-
ton of the measure. When the house
convened today it was planned to con-
slider the section of the bill limiting the
use of the injunction in labor disputes.
Republican Leader Mann declared
that the progressives did not know
how to vote on the labor amendments
until after consultation with Colonel
Roosevelt.
.'The colonel stands on the progress
sive platform" retorted Mr.. Murdock'
unlike the democrats and the re
pubficans, the progressives are not
hog.tied and they vote their individual
views"
"They do not know what their senti
ments are" returned Mr.. Mann. "Un
til the gentleman from Kansas goes
over to New York and asks Colonel
Roosevelt what the gentleman from
Kansas thinks"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
BOAz LONG GETS THE
SALVADOR MINISTRY
LAS VEGAS YOUNG MAN is FuRTH.
Err HoNoRED BY PRESIDENT
WILSON

Washington, June 2.-The president
today nominated Boaz w. Long OF East
Las Vegas, New Mexico, now chief of
the division OF Latin-American affairs,
to be minister to Salvador.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
GOOD PROGRESS With
ANTITRUST MEASURE
THE HOUSE WILL COMPLETE DE
TAILED CONSIDERATION IN
A FEW HOURS


+ Washington, June 2-The Clay !
! ton antitrust bill, the second =
/ measure on the administration :
= antitrust program, was complet- :
: ed in the committee of the whole :
: by the house today and laid aside :
= waiting final vote, The Ray :
= burn bill placing the issue of :
: railroad securities under the con- =
Z troll of the interstate commerce :
: commission, was taken up for =
- general debate. =
= + = ++ . = Z = = = = = : =
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02
Win Attack coIima

That the constitutionalists are pre-
pairing for an attack on Colima, the
capital and commercial center of the
state of that name, is indicated in in
formation received from Manzanillo to-
day by Admiral Howard. Constitution
alists under Trinidad Alamillo, former
governor Of Colima, are operating IN
the vicinity, and are drawing their
lines around the city.
Colima is the center of the back
country which supports Manzanillo
1T is only 80 miles from Manzanillo'
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02

(contiinaed on Page Five.)
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02

WouLDfit not be fun
ny If the mediation
conference should
unite H ne erta and
America against Car
rama?
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-02

Continued on pare Faur>
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

Corpus Cbflfti is 90 have q Rotary
Cluh what doses that mean " means
thui Corpus Christi aili soon be- recog
nlx.d AMONG ths nrgef cities whoss
business men are live sui atiiye. and
ore out f0f The sole purpose ~ making
opeIythinr better fof each other build.
INK up iheif city, and not sitting back
% their launches and Knocking or
Complaining about business. and won.
fsrlnR vhy tne fellow next door ls DO
lne n1 much better tuln they
Unless something unforeseen should
happen. which wouh prevent his com
nr Secretary G. " lenbins 20 the San
Antonio nolHfg Club. eili ba boz che
rliy on neat TUESDAY ahen fh, formal
organization ~ tbe Corpus christi fiD-
ny club viii be effected kfior tntt
time thinrs will h"N'n tn change in
100 afg. hualnraa ALL pllh up. friend
shipH VIII be made stronger. from both
business and personal standpoint. and
corpus chrisu win be- ho0med more
thsn efef These ihinaa hlte been ar.
rnmpNahed phsfetsf Rotary Clubs
nsfe hfcn started. sont within me first
mouth after ihe Initial orsnulsail.n
and come later on boat i ma born
proved ihat Rotary Cub dura thssr
THINGS
Ihr agitation fnr ID .iu1 ~ thiu kind
Ha been FpinF un fnf aan' umo ti.
hnnrh nnihine hln been msfo pahu.
feelraIng 10. amenf th. h., bualn,rs
mon nf the CIV who realize nhst uu
innovation Hpaif 'un anuId b,
nr'Irtlu thHt h' Hlr moro or IeHa "a
..lUnf aim fNU .f.HU I..f..n U....l.I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

inga. ~ account - having been con-
nerfod wlth ihe San Antonio club.
~ N.x WIS., asked 10 make APPLICATION
for charter fof club Cor this rliy
This NaH done and tht charter was
granted. although u haa NOT yet been
received. Mr. NiN waa advised ysaief
day after continually lpquirinF for The
san Antonio officers. thgi tho charter
had been issued. and w0ald be- forward
- So few days coupled with This
Information came mo word that Mr
Jenkins. secretary ~ enc san Antonio
Club would come % Corpus Christi and
Hri The rotary wheels ln motlun fDf thr
local club Formal announcement Riii
Boz made iafr
The object ~ the Rotary Club BE- veil
known to many business men in the
.Iif especially those who have been
msfnhefs Boo other riiior and those WIN
hsfe been inclilos whore tho Rotary
Club hlH been especially active The
uainr Rotary" comes from the move
mrn' ~ fhe club bgf unf that f moves
100 af'iea 90 the members are round
rH' npihrr haf ths pfpaldeut ~ 90.
club lH changed monthly giving an "a
nance o. Do chief eter utite. that the
membership ~ limited 90 one represent
olive " ans business une ani some
times thor fhe memhaump changes
automatically. Fom, dropping out and
othora coming in
Tho nufk uf the itptifMna be- ~ ere.
pir better fellowship aud more ger
runHl fr'.iuH among fhe business wen
70 90" cav and usfetd ~ creating
iai.4st 30 IDsa HWas HNh THE. ana
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
Cotton Region Bulletin.

huletn for tho 80 hours cndin.
lune at Na m Temperature chang
es ha," been sneht during the DIS,
"a hours Precipitation has occurr.
in AN districts except Wilmington
Augusta Charleston and Memphis
Heavy rains have hecn reported iron
Fort Gaines Ca where rainfall W
20 n,hcs was rccaried. and from
G'"iwator and W,lumkt, where l.s,
inches and SO Inches respectively ron
Courtesy % Corpus Christi Cotton
Exchange, J. y Lloyd. managerD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
Rotary Club viii Be Organized In
Corpus Christi Tuesday Night Z: s.;s ss

creates gei together feellus and 20.
tef shat. pun together eie~rnt j.
mss ths OBJECT - heiring each - ihr
members our. fugFsHiius new ihinFs
Tor thr nsif.ffnsut - business n'~
tlngs Tor TIE boosting ~ 'he Dft ln
whita business BE duue and in tN "a
more afoad minded view ~ the world
Instead n Jealous and marrow minded
view ln Nidltion a. fhis Do increases
lne circle - business Influence - tn"
respective members and lt makes tnr
members confederate ~ fhe fellow bus
.nsns men
The membership - 'he Rotary cluh
In made ~ ~ one fepresentItlte ~
each line ~ business Boz me ,ity and
uu more This memberhhip. which c0n
stiiutss the club. meets once week
far luncheon when all The members
must be present of give soui valid
excuse fnl not being present ~ they
pre- ahssui from Rotary m,efInf three
times without good uses fhef ff
systematically df0pled frow tho ROLES
nnd another from another rfm ln the
ams Inc 10 business takes hs place
rhus Be- ,sn hs se'n thai m,mner
ahip ln Itailfy club la d ser, dcslfa
his thing
Ihe mrli rluh VIII ho organized ntni
rumlpy mRhf uhsn tl., formal gttn
rfne win he held and sitter that the
r.fpm christi Rotary Club NIU fh.u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05
CORPUS CHRISTI TONNAGE
FOR STEAMER NOW SECURED
Secretary Arthur Aas Secured Pledae,
Fer Nearly 800 Tena Monthly
For Port Arkansas Steamer.

Secretary J. ! Arthur ~ the com
merclal Club, who h. member ~ th.
tonnage committee, which Is soliciting
promises ~ freisht rousings through
iVrs Arkansas, IN connection with the
Manufacturers and Jobbers League ~
san Autonio Aas succecd,>l IN addinr
90 tons monthiy ~ this list. which viii
&c turned IN shortly % the san Antonio
organization.
The sherman Concrete Company.
originally pledged 50 tons. has doubled
iss allotment and VIII now route 100
tons over ,his line monthly. proNldlns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-05

hisilor. rcKar, june Tho con
tinucd rains psf a ban on read worn
ZOE about three wseaa hut iho aup o.
shining now nnd the contractors atr
planning Ca make nov hopinulnn Ou,
hundred thousand dullus o. h,ma ,s
rended 10 the construction of mitlbim
roads hure