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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
MOTHER TONGUE
FIGURES .GltEN
ENGLISH AND CELTIC t.'f-'r OF
FOREIGN WIkTt STC q, UNI-
TED STATES HtPRf 49, 39.5
PER CENT OF Pei ULAt
Special [ The He

Washington. r.. g.. NJ - The
English and Ce-.i. inca Irish.
Scotch. or Welsh group argcst
among the 32.2I3Ge! pcrs reign
white stock in 81 Ums y lrS In
1910. who repressp'e I 39f rnt Of
the total white pop atioue G. Il
try. according t0 tn flOthr 5.ylr bull
lctin which has hacu ISSUE : tly by
Director William j Harrt- shn Bur
can of the CcnSu,. Dppart q Com
merce. BY moth n longur at the
native language. 81 That sNk before
immigration. ano IL, rep = RS all
ing the foreign a an. arRc ma
tivcS. one or DO Il % whos.- .arcniS
were foreign hor t.
As thus rrpoLc. The y flrcign
white stock whoa rnthcr " was
English and cot Flinci Irish.
Scotch. or Welsh umbcrR Y 1920.
This number repre- -tntcd ~ T. cent
az the total Whit pOpIi-Fhf Va the
United States in r1lO. v vas ST.
731.95T. The GerIran or y adhered
5 s-, II 3 o.. or , l ! 81 per ~. hShlian.
Iut.hth nr - ~ rehl h ahi
Hebrew. 1.676.T62 or 2 cent /;
Swedish. 1.tt5.s $50 or L. sAN cent !:
French. l.357.l61. nr IL n and
Norwegian. l.On9.S =. 81 - cent
The number Of r,fSons : e. United
States Of foreign fhite So porting
other principal mftncr were /:
Bohemian and MorA'ian. I Y Span
ish. AS. los; Oar -. A. ~ Dutch
and Tristan. $3.50 Ma sl0.s93 /;
Slovak. 2Si.4i4 iithuaH sod Lett
Greek. l30.379; Scrb-Crt& f29.254.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
MOTIN MILITAR EN- Mf1Ico.

Veracruz. mayo lj.-ln corr i. gado
de Paso del Macho. 81 punto III tancen-
TRACTION de las tropas fedora frente
"A Veracruz. trajo la noticia ! sub
levacion dc nm rcgimicnto cn lartcl
de la Piedad. en Ia capital.
Al mando DE- I'm mayor. ~, - nom
bre So ignora. las tropas - ? lararon
contra IIuerta Y en- favor DE- \ VA Los
oficiales que 50 rchusaron y ~'f lndlr
II movimiento fueron fusllac =
I'll %cuartcl dc la Piclad Vl tres
millas del centre dr la ciudac a. -ctaIo
por una linea dc %tranvia. fslr data
mente pue 81 Supo Ia ocurri y r MN
istro dc In guerra Blanquei Clio en-
conira he los SublevadoS IL 'rfnfnueve
Battalion con algunaS ameir \ lnras.
Antes de que llcgara eStAs rcpa los
sublevcos ~bandonaron la ciIt$ dirigr
endoSe rumbo al sur. para rslsnlrse con
los zapatlstas.
Estas noticiaS fucron G. r. Esicadas
por II TELEGRAPH federal al ..Heral Pc
ma. quc ha suStituido a Ma 81 Paso
del Mach. Dicese quc ~lIurr.l ha or-
denado a Pena que haga tcssF, posi-
BILE para comunicar a los csesAaiantcS
del los Bravo v iif@cZa cue
hagan hundir suS buques arlea pue lie
iarloS caer en- podcr de los c7%4nstiucion-
~aliStas o de los americanos.f
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LA SITUACION MEfcRA.

! Washington. mayo III. promcsa
[hecha por Il gohierno dc Eherta. nor
(mediacion del emhaiador Ananol Ria
mos. dc inveStigar u aSuntn ac II desa.
paricion lie Parks liza rrla. To Ia ten
sion que hahia Snhrr este.
Los conStitucionaliStaS. ~, 81 partc.
siguen reitrrando SuS prem AS ~ pro-
Iieccion 4 los amcriranoS oH, rcgrrScn
Il Tampico. Ia Mexican fpctr,l Hm
Company infurma que uno SllS vap-
ores Ia rcErr>ado q Tam 90 con nm
lanchon de trahaiadorrS.
- Sahr one Al I fcrnl Vera
cruz no qurdn ahandonado 30 fuc hum
dido I'm ~ Panucn. Los CONSTRUCTION
alisiaS mantirn"n pcrfecto OGDEN rn los
alrededorcS de Tampico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
sILLIMAN ToDAvIA EN- GAMING

Washington. mayo Ib.-f-F Y l4lstro
del Brasil en- Mexico. telegf "a que Il
vice consul americana SLIM. sta sal.
vo v en- canine para In capissi donde
no ha podido Hear a caufe IL rctar-
dos Ell los trencs.
III consul lionncy. tamb Am cam
inc de- San Luis Potosi. inf, LA one IN
csc distrito no ha habido arr ricanos
muertas.
FL almirante Badger inftel'.a que los
canoncros Bravo \ Xaragozs .stoltados
por Il cruccro Tacoma v ,srA destroy
ers, han llegado a Puerto Nrlrce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
CENTENARIO DE LA INDEPENDENT
CHA DE NORUEGA.

CriStiania. mayo l6.-Todo u pals
norucgo cSta hoy dc fiesta por comen-
EAR la gran celebration que conmrm-
ora In independence lie Noruega. v tam
birn I'm siglo de paZ.
DcSdc In capital hasta In cabana mas
remota. 81 pueblo Ia driado sus ocu-
pacioncs y So cntrcga nj goce.
Las feStividadcS quedaron Inaugural
das con In aperture &c In exposition
c%cntenaria. = in cual aSiSto u rev IIaak
on. IL rclna Maud. i principe Olaf. mn
c!"S grandes dignatarioS \ Il cuerDo
diplomatico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
ESTRATEGIA DEF. GENERAL
OBREGON.

Mazatlan. mayo l6-El general cou-
stitucionaliSta Ohrcgon apareutcmrEtc
- muevc hacia Il sur para cortar Il
%ferrccarril a. Manzanillo a C~uaGGlaiara
Y n Mexico. ~ lo~ra este nhiein. - cree
aur las plazaS iodaS dc In costa occi-
dental. impoSihilitadrs dr r. ihir muni-
Clones. caeran sin mas combaie.
III general nhrcgon g%arantiza pr
teecion a fndoS los anfericanoS \ ~
franieros dentro del territorio que CO.
upa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16

fish. 21l.235: Finnish. 200.GSs; Slove-
MAN. ls3.43l: Portuguese. lil.26s;
including Croatian. 93.O36; Servian.
26.152: Dalmatian. 5.505; AMI Montcne-
grin. 1861 I; Russian, 95.l37; Rouma-
Man. 5l.l2i: Syrian and Arabic. a..
727: Flemish. iI.SO6: Ruthcnian 1888
Slavic mot specified 35.l95; Armenian.
3O.O2l: Bulgarian. 1850; Turkish.
SAL: Albanian. 1856; All other. and
those whose mother tongue was mr.
knownknown. 3l3.s3i-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LAS CUOfAs EN- Fl CANAL DE
PANAMA.

WashinT ". mayo iG.-El Spnador
Walsh. Ges niana. dr llro hoy aur
BRYAN hatt DrUhadp entertainments
In clausula %rXeurinn dc drrrrhoS del
canal on . lataforma ~ Baltimore.
Diio one Hr -olo habia BRYAN a apro-
baio la ~. ion dc eSa clansula. sino
one hahiat .upueSto que n su lado Sc
expresara +ra contraria a que In ex-
rncion faNk, a los barcos dc pro-
piedad d. IL fcrrocarriles.
AGrego n .senador Walsh que 81 otro
homhre qll.s no fucra Il prcsidcntc de
los EStadoS Enidos dcclarara que,lar rep
diado I'm m Sicipio solemnementc acerr
tado por - pariido politico. todos So
aleiarian ~ con horror.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LOS ULTRAJES A LAS BANDERAS

Washington. mayo l6.-Dos marine
ros pisotcaron IN Filadcltia una ban
drra crcyendo 0ur era In mriirana. rcro
r%cSnlio ser IN italiana.
III rmhaiador Confalnnicri So aEeio
cor BRYAN dc Csc inSultn v III Srcrc,ario
dr cStado promrrtio cue los marineroS
~"rian caSiicadoS. con Ia cual tcrmino
III incidcntc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
N ESPANOLADELHERAL

-
Many houses with swell ants have
"swill back yards. which " ish deal
breeding faces for files apd y .cse same
flies arr ideal disease 80 4 IN. The
tlv should ~ swa.tet aud way Ia
swat them i ~ clean the tt -Texar.
kama Four States Press.
Now that W. have in,liwf l drink
ing cups. individual toNc,s mi iuIi
.vidual other things. lrf " dope ihIt
the dav may come when hall have
individual umbrellas that l not w.
usrd hy anvhudy except nm gNful own
rr.-Nrw Orleans Daily ~ -.
" yuu don't want Irorl, like YOU
rTitici~r what they du.
Presence ~ mind in ~ = making N
apt w indicate absence Of hffrt.
The long distance phone siakes the
heart thruh faster.
READ THE HER Nd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16

tons. Its to4I- .lgred% se up
the system. an hus n@ the
stomach's fur G lss to lctiv-
fly.
Mr.. Rifles e. 0hrience - Ali rially
interesting az d time N W be-
cause IL shows lac clca sfs nship
there Is between arnery- ~ down
and a neg .ectcd osd.
Pe-ru-na atos5i be X J . home
at all times. tl& a col I : first
appearance nay lie trHf staptly
and successfully. til - saves
money and tam. andF more
important. 6. gra. defs = atty.
Mr.. Rifle. OF rs c. Ave.
Portland. ore. ~ ties: Y 80 found
Pe-ru-na a muI rem nedi-
cine for buildir Z up t. A.si and
for curing cous : and ~%&
Il tool It f. four rs ! few
months ago whSl I was % down.
and det4I .atec aickly
restored my he AsL
4 always keet II on = n few
doses will cure G cold IL y 81 - time"
People who colsct q sgsz medi-
cnes can ncs obtslE <r9-na
Tablets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LOS REPRESENTATIVES DE HUER
IA.

Washington. mayo l6.-Los tres der
cgadoS mriicanos para III cOEfcrencia
de mcdiaclon llcgaran cSta tarde aaui.
Nlcnen on I'm carro especial ofrccido
nor al dcpartamcnto dp cStado Y los
acompana Stedman Hanks. reprcscn-
tanie del miSmo.
In partida consists dc sictc funciona-
rios. Scis SenoraS y tres c-iadoS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LA PIERCE OIL CORPORATION
RECHAZADA.

Austin. mayo l6.-Ia Pierce oil Cor
noration introduio hoy una neticion 4
Ia Suprema Cortr para que obligue al
Srcreiario a. eStado \ cXpedirlc permi
- para hacer negocios "a Texas.
III Sc,reiario ncgo n permiSo noraue
cSta "ompania ~ IN SuceSora ~ Ia Wa
'rrS Pierce a quicn ~ prohibio csc priv
ilrrio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
DESCARRILAMIFNTO

Marshall. mayo 1G.-Anoche N tren
". rumho ocsie, del Texas and Pacific.
dr>carrllo cerca dc Chester. a causa dc
nm camhio NAL pmestn.
ri maquiniSia iced Hunt sufrio era
YES qurmaduras en- el vientrc v auedo
"on una nicrna rota. Dos naSaierns Y
los '~irUianirs Guedarun tambien las
imadoS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LOS COMBATEs EN- MszATLAN.

Ahordo del California Mazatlar.
mayo l6.-loS conStiiuciorali>taS cor.
faron In toma lie aqua potal'e dc Ia riu.
dad.
Ia liSia dc cnfcrmoS \ T. mIcrtaS
crcce d. mode alarmanic. Las mum
cloi,es empl"Ia' 4 cScaSear&
. I'll gohernadcr TN desaYmsdo \ y Poi
,la Y s. c"ec que teme una rcVicita m
t~r'naciunal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
QUE QUIEBRA.

Austin. rsssp l6.-La fundicion dc
hierro de w ~nitcnciaria De Risk. So
declare ~ Htirhra. In Texas Iron As
Soeiation qh lRbia tornado In fundicion
EN- arrenda 4to por dos amos anuncio
hoy al o raador Colquiit que dcbe
abandonaras .r no poder ohtener fletcs
ventaiososs
La conn 80 tendra olr pagar al es-
tado la resas s5or Tor dos anos del con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
ASSOCIATION Has
HANDLED MANY
CARS .0F, TRUCK

The Rio Grandc 4 'laSt $50 iun
has handled fourtrt' aundrc. 81 az
vegetables this - En- andG ~
handle three hundu-l airs NJ Aud-
ing watermelons. 1vcc%ding HSay
Waters. secretary s*ils. aSSo, 49, who
was a visitor IN l4rwIsviIlt af Mr.
Waters stated thas The assoc tss has
had IL most successful wear S4 The
.eaSon which j. now erding. hssa been
able 70 market thcir produce : Fairly
good prices ~ the av'raee.
Referring 10 the ri alton "a AaIf If
a unit marketing - I'm in sailcv.
Mr.. Waters said thst she Ia !. sHale 4
Coast association saS orgk with
that object in view III fact. - n the
unit marketing SyStrn was tr~ n H. of
the organization % tn ass. . lie
said that associatici .ad he g. lc 10
secure the co0prrai 90 of to 80 lkerS
and business men : had hoe - rtcd.
and that if the farIacls had Hsa and
supported il the n 90 alton -. would
he the eNemplifi"al ~ Of IN 90
He said that in hiA opini -ould
be impossible 10 KEGS com4 4 3 com
mission men fromf dripg Ia y indie
pendently Of any - ,eiati,I
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LOsREBELDEs ToMAN MCycLovA

Eagle lass. mayo To- sgcn"rnI
Murgnla informa que ayes rs fr'lcr-
ales vacuarnn Monclova. hAnitndo de-
struido ~prcviamcnte todaS las propi'-
dadcS dc los americanoS. 10 conS'iiu
cionalisias. en- numero de ckl l"nta 10
maron anochc possession DC J. iudad.
Sc cree aqui los fedcralc - conccn-
tran on San Luis PotoSi pa u r'Sis
tencia final. abandonando : Clio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
Los HERIDOS DE VERACRUZ.

New York. mayo 16.-Todos los en-
fermos traidoS de Vcracruz IN Il vapor
Solacc progrcSan rapidampntc.
FL dcpartamcnto dc marina pcrmitira
4 cuarcnia V uno de cllos regrcsar n
nnlrSc con SuS camaradaS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
GRAN INCENDIO EN- GALVESTON.

Galveston. mayo lG.-Once nil halaS
de algodon. una vida humana \ nm NIL
Ion dc dollars fue To que coSto anochc
nm inccndio "a las hodegaS dc Ia Plan
tcrs Compress Company.
Hoy Al II fucgo hahia sido
dominado. pcro los bomberoS dicen que
- algodon seguira ardiendo por .varios
dias.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LA DESAPARICION DEL soLDADo
PARKS.

Washington. mayo l6-Et rnhaiidor
espanol Riano rccibio hoy -7 drSpach1
diciendo que II gohicrno a. H,Irrta cSta
hacienda completes invcst1 4 ZONES CO.
brc Ia dcsaparicion del soI' lxlo PARTS
que 80 extravio afuera de- Y +lrruZ me
iiendosc en- las lineaS meiieat,ls.
Este dcspacho g rcSpueSa a IN de-
manda hccha por Bryan al haiador.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
LOS CoNsTITUCroNAL!STAs CAP
TURAN TUXPAN.

Washington. mayo l6.--k.f departa-
mento de estado recibio confirmation
de la noticia dc que Tuxpam cayo en-
poder dc los constitucionalistas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
Noreda Constitucionalista.-Vendem

%SiIareS por moneda tonSiitnclOnalista.
oticina IN los bajos del Banco Mercan
tide. John J. Harden. G.l6.2t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16
MR.. LEWIS A RIFT@z l<ss, his
experience with coughs ~a~ a4ids
that lead . osrsousnss go de-
bility. 60
Colds are OF e

Colds are OF e
aggravated q n
ing the SuIinr
I because inact,s
bowels and .
stomach out q
order are pr Z
causes In he r.
ing a cold Il )if
getting well
Pe-ru-na "a
very beneh%ia
laxative cul
ties that neutrl
ize such corid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-16

The long distance phone lakcs the
thruh faster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
Water Only For Cultivated Lands

/ on this subject which is Of vital i'm
portance to the valleys reads:
Secretary Lanes Letter.
my Dear Nj Cobb:
ain further response to your letter Of
February - and answering your $500
relative to the first right to the uEa Of
water under the dam;
~As a matter Of right and Justice NV
policv is that cultivated areas are erti+i.S
to primary consideration in determining ~
areas to be included in the project m, -
is enclosed herewith a copy Of the letter
recently addressed to the shareholders or
the Elephant Butte Water Users assocJs-
ton bv the reclamation comrnissfov, T.,
this Communication you viii find the
deem It necessary TO propose or to demand
any modification Of the form or substance
Of the contracts heretofore entered info
with the shareholders Of that association
Some rights are reserved to the holders OF
these contracts which are not consistent
with policies Of the present administration
but which nevertheless, I feel undar n
moral obligation to fulfill In this I refer
particularly to the area to be held by pri-
vate landowners and the members of tfeir
families to whom they may transfer the
excess area
tract with the reclamation service it shall
be myfpolicy and I shall direct the recia-
nation commission to observe the rule that
water shall be made available for lands
under cultivation, not necessarily to LANDS
which have been longest under cultivation.
but to those lands as to which the owners
nave evidenced BOOQ AdALn Dy cultivation
and preparation for reclamation The lands
next to be considered in accordance with
this policy will be those uncultivated lands
for which stock subscription contracts have
been made and also excess holding con-
tracts when the holding exceeds the
amount designated. The next lands to
be considered will be those for which such
contracts have not been made and for which
the necessary contracts are promptly made
and other requirements are met, to the ex-
tent TO which the water supply will be
sufficient
Il am Informed and believe that recent
appropriations for the construction Of the
Franklin canal will enable the service to
supply not only all Of the cultivated lands
in the vicinity Of FL Paso but many other
tracts which are not under cultivation
with respect to the obligations of the
service to the owners Of lands that are
now or may hereafter be placed under con-
tract, it is not my construction that such
as were first contracted to the service shall |
be first served with water, but that as to
all lands under contract at the time water
is available for delivery, preference will be |
given in the order above described
If this is not q full and complete re-
Spouse to your question, I should be pleased
to have you further amplify that question
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
CLAIMS AGENTS OF HUERTA
ARE RECRUITING IN II. 6

Douglas, Ariz., March 21.-That evil
dence will be laid before United States
authorities that Huerta agents on this
side of the border are actively recruit
in Mexico, is indicated in message
received by rebel agent Ives G. Lelevier
from Col. Gales at Nogales, Son
The telegram states that Gabriel
RascOn and Pedro Chavez, filibusters
who were executed at Nogales, stated
before their execution that they had
been enlisted in Douglas and that they
gave the names of those alleged to
have been implicated in recruiting ac-
tivities.
The message also stated that Col
Gales has formed an organization of
picked men from the rebel cavalry to
run down filibusters who endeavor to
take the state Of Sonora.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
SENATOR AGAIN
ATTACKS WILSON
President Is Attempt
ing to Direct Congress
in Every Detail.

Washington, D. c.. March 21-After
a speech by senator Jones in which he
strongly inferred that president Wilson
is attempting to direct congress even
to the smallest details, the senator's
much discussed resolution was referred
to the foreign relations committee. 1t
calls on president Wilson for infOrma-
ton as to what nations protested
against the Panama tolls exemption
Senator HOlze Smith and senator
Jones FLASHED when the latter wanted
the clerk to read a newspaper story
saying the president wanted a limit
on Panama tolls debate Senator Smith
blocked it but senator Jones, waiting
until a bill on the calendar had been
called up, read the article, which
sought to show that the president had
told members Of the house that debate
on the bill should be limited to Is
hours.
"I don't believe the president made
any suggestion" said senator Borah'
Republican
No Skating on Thin Ice.
I'VE see in almost every newspaper
every day" senator Jones, continued,
reports Of senators or representatives
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
Secretary Lane VIII Not AL
low Water For Acreage
Not Cultivated.
~ rATER for cultivated lands is
u "a A.. ---1..-- IL IL Trto-ir- IL

~ FATER for cultivated lands is
w the policy Of the Interior de-
partment in reference to the
distribution Of waters under the Ele-
phant Butte project next year
Secretary Franklin K Lane, Of the
interior department. has placed him
self and his department on record to
this effect in a personal letter to 2.
i. Cobb, collector Of customs here, and
a close friend Of secretary Lane. The
letter is in fact, an announcement Of
principles on the part Of the secretary
of the interior who is the count of last
resort in matters pertaining to the pol
icies of the reclamation service and its
projects. He also sent the collector a
COPY of the Reclamation commission
report Of December I.
There has been an unwritten belief
in the valleys that precedent Of water
contracts insured precedence Of water
rights under the Elephant Butte pro-
ject, and that the men who signed up
their lands first under the project
would receive water first, whether OF
not their lands were being cultivated
or held for speculation. This idea is
dispelled by the secTetary's letter to
collector Cobb. In it he specifically
states that water shall be available
for lands under cultivation, not neces-
sarily to lands which have been long
est under cultivation, but to those
denced good faith by cultivation and
preparation for reclamation"
The secretary continues to say that
the lands next to be considered are
those uncUltivaued lands for which
stock subscriptions have been made
and also excess holding contracts when
Che holding exceeds the amount desig-
mated The next lands to be cultivated
viii be those for which contracts have
not been made but which contracts are
promptly met providing the water
supply is sufficient All lands under
contract at the time the water is avail
able for delivery be considered accord
ing to this manner and there is no in
tenuon on the part Of the secretary to
see that the lands first contracted for
viii be served first
The letter to the collector Of customs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
O'sHAUGHNEsSY IS GUARDED
nv BR DENIES enr III

VeracrUz, Mex, March 21-NeIson
O'Shaughnessy, American charge daft
flares, arrived here today in a special
car, escorted by a company of presi-
Dental guards He expects to remain
some days to undergo treatment for
sciatic rheumatism.
Rear admiral Fletcher, the Ameri-
can naval commander, expects to re-
turn here from the federal capital
Monday.
A wireless dispatch from Clarence
A Miller, American consul at Tam
picO, reports that all railroad and wire
communication has been interrupted
for the past four days. He says the
rebels are reported to be running
trains regularly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21

on thick so that the heartache under
meath Is hidden. And with all TINS sor-
didness underneath, gndwing continually
at the foundation of things, how can
q woman keep her youth? And without
her youth no wonder she Is compelled
to cover up the wrinkles with these aw-
full cosmetics.
"And then with these women all
striving to outdo each other in shOwi-
ness, how can America hope for the
right kind of men? I have heard young
Eirls of today remark that if they wore
loud gowns and put on plenty of paint
so that they could attract sufficient
attention they would never need to look
out for an escort. What IS youth to the
American girl? Absolutely nothing but
4 snare. It amounts to nothing, be-
cause it is too farcical to last any ap-
probable amount of time
In Europe the girls are always fresh
and Young. They never have any wOr-
rles, because they never live beyond their
incomes. They don't use makeup be-
cause they don't need it, and they are
therefore natural. They have happy,
healthy, normal good times-gOOd times
that are really deserving of the name.
Not a few hours of agony to be lived
through before the sham can be put aside
and the natural resumed until the next
engagement.
81 really don't know what can be done
to better conditions over here. I should
think if the American girl knew of the
impression she was creating she might
decide to take bold stand for the pro
lection of healthy normal girlhood Once
in a while you may see q normal girl
here in New York-it is like passing an
oasis in the desert. I never appreciated
the beauty of nv countrv-women half so
much till I came to this country and
saw the American type. Then I thanked
my lucky stars that had not been
born in America
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make up to them in some small respect
for the youth they have lost and can
never have again. But the young girls
are horrible IN their distorted ideas Of
beauty. They appear as young as IS
with makeup enough on their little girl
faces to start drug store. I have never
seen anything more revolving. Don't
they know what they are doing? Can't
they realize that nature is the one
beautiful thing in the universe, and they
cover up their natural looks as though
they were something to be ashamed of?
The great trouble with American
women lies in the fact that they are one
and all living beyond their incomes. This
brings worry. Just ike their beauty.
everything is external; all kinds of
sham with its glitter and tinseI is piled