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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
WHITEWASH IN
FEDERAL CASES
FEDERAL JUDGE WALLER T,
BURNS TELLS GRAND JURY Ma
BILLS ARE To BE RETURNED IL,
NEUTRALITY CASES.
CATTLE SMUGGLING ALSO
PUNISHMENT ENOUGH
TIE ACTION OF GOVERNMENT
IN CONFISCATlNG SMUGGLED
CATTLE.

There will he no prosecutions IN the
federal court IN certain eases charging
violation of the neutrality laws in the
passage to Mexico of arms and ammuni-
tion before the raising Of the embargo
in February. it was understood from
the charge to the federal grand jury
this morning of Judge Waller y. Burns
This charge by Judge Burns affects
several eases which were bound over
to the federal grand jury for invcsti-
CATION. Thy include several prominent
business men.
The grand Jury IL was understood
from iha charge will not undertake -an
official investigation Of the eases. Men
who were charged by warrant with
smuggling cattle. were also given the
benefit of the same charge on the basis
that there could be no smuggling since
the government has taken off the tariff
on cattle. Also. Judge Burns said 10
the grand jury that he considered pun
ishncnt enough the fact that the gov
rrnment had confiscatcd such cattle
smugglcd.
Judge Burns charge to the jury was
very short. and covered practically only
the matters related above
The following is the grand Jury j.
T.. Landrum. +. \. Maxwell. Tom May
field. l.. III. Hallam. Oscar Sauder. q. N.
Mason. Ed Vandcrgrift. L. u. Raymond.
a. Salinas Eugene Baker. II. u. Noblctt.
u. l.. Givcns. w. III. Pategnat. II. l..
Cain. q. w. Starck. James VI. Murphy.
a. Il. Hester
j. w Mann was appointed grand jury
bailiff
j. VI. Patton and Scha stian Champion.
summoned as grand juLorS. were ex
cused
The petit jury: IT. y. lynch. !. q. Ram
Scy. ~ Albcrtson. Jesse tSorms. Fred
Elhcrt. r. q. Kcclcr. u ~. Hooks. ID. A.
Tcmrlrton Fred Rustchcrg Joe Crlava,
Jr.. Martin Hanson. Robert Holloway,
Scott Cawihon and George H. nrlbridgr.
]. C. George of Brownsville and a. l..
Montgomery ~ San Brnito were admit
ted Ia practice in the federal court.
The court officials III arrived in the
city Yesterday and include Judge Waller
r. Burns. District Attorney John l..
Green .Ir. United States Marshal y. A.
Herring. Assistant District Attorney w.
%. Stavcr. y. &. MaStsr.on. clerk Of the
federal court: n. \ Mckay. court
s;cnographcr: Miss Georgia Smith. clerk
to the district attorney: Ii. l.. Read. Of
flee deputy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
REVIEW
OF US. TROOPS
HERE TOMORROW
!. .sssssssssssssssss,

AT O'Clock Tuesday afternoon ther.
Will be a general review Of all the
United States troops stationed in
Brownsville. at Fort Brown. The troops
which include cavalry, field artillery.
coast artillery and a machine gun pla-
toon. numbering IN the neighborhood OF
fifteen hundred men.
This will h. the last opportunity per.
States troops now stationed here in a
body, a. two troops OF cavalry are tx.
pccted 10 leave "Wednesday for Valley
points 10 relieve State militia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
: MAJOR RAMOS KILLED
: RMER MATAMORoS COMMAN.
Ter REPORTED TO HAVE FALL
IN AT RECENT CADAREYTA
! -1ATTLE.

sfaior Esteban Ramos. commander W
. federal garrison which commanded
.Hatamoros az the time Of the battle
; ear ago. and who left Brownsville
4 H. under parole ny the United States
IL about FIVE months ago. il reported
.aave been killed during battle al
1 iareyta. near Monterrey. recently.
y man who II now In Brownsville
4 who himself took part in the Cad
I Fta battle ms rebel soldier. stated
/ he learned of Major Ramos death
Z good authority. The major " was
- was in a house eating luncheon
AZ. other ocers. The rebels approach
! nj he officers fed before their fire.
ior Ramos was struck BY q bullet
, le trying 10 escape
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
ELEMENTS ARE HUSHED AT
FUNERALS OF 10 HEROES
President Wilson And $4,000 Spec
statOrs AT Funeral OF Those Who Died
In Fighting At Vera Cruz.
(By Associated Press .


the lld As
spectators with
ltaps cftinS tbs
the heat
eilent Wilson
of
For : upper
Saith But yet feel profound pride should
do their noly Their Men
performing ordinary walks
'uiar distinction did
a pon
IA to the the
iwn into Mexico mankind find the
We "a serVc hrm
the funcra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
lax LEVY MAY
not PASS TODAY
PORTE DTHAT HITCH IN NAT.
! ER OF SELLING CITY SCRIPT
- j. III. HAMILTON MAY PRE-
TENT LEVY AT THIS MEETING.

n rom an alderman ID was learned e.
1 that the city council may not pass
y tax levy, as was expected 10 take
e al todays meeting Of the city
Icil The reason assigned j. that
y e hitch has arisen In the proposition
red by J. II. Hamilton of Houston
!. axe over the city's outstanding script.
S'unting NJ 10 $T5.W0 A result
I his il may be necessary for the Fl
Ire committee To rcarrange the tax
and budget to suit the financial con
- IN. This may neressitatc higher
n than the Sl..1 L il was expected
= ld BE- the total.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
lAMPICO BATTLE REPORTED
/ RAGING HARD AND FAST, WITH
I ARRIVAL OF CASTRO AND GUNS


reached
These he il said to have
ID Notifications with deadly
Consuionaiis optimistic that with the
with a yof
to
IA Tampi
100
@
The departure Of these refugees indicates clearly that they
balleos notifications
make he eleral arrison
: fuse here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
STEN0GRAPHER EXAM.
FIVE WILL TAKE EXAMINATION
HERE on MAY Ii, ANNOUNCES
CONN ISSION

An examination for stenocraphers and
tHprwriters for The United States civil
service will be hci,. in the federal court
room on May IL. according 10 notice
received from the commissioner by T. l..
CHM ~ the local board ~ examiners
These examinations will BE- held Ia fiji
vacancies in the service. and those who
will take the examination have alreadr
made application. five in number.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
FEDERAL JUDGE
MAY UNDERG0AN
INVESTIGATION

Washington. y. G.. aIay 1l.--t resolu.
tion was introduced intD the Isouse to
day directing the jud cial comilittre 10
investigate the conduc. oi Judl, Alsion
a.. Dayton If the northern Ill astri.t Of
West Virginia.
Nine thousand Nirp iri'sns siynct he
petition against his a'tii adc n iabor
eases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
Associate Justice Z. Lamar OF
u. S. Supreme Court And
Frederick Lehman, Former
Solicitor General, To
{ Act For u. S.
THIRD is NOT NAMED.

e. l.. of
States = Lehman
nonrrl he delegate the Niagara Falls peace
secrciar, n who announced t American said it could he
that delegate will though
positively.
q
suits I'
authoritative j :
the hN Island
the Mexian had the light The miatr
Inis as
senator Sh'it' announced there Mexican affairs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
OFFICIALS
AREUNDER ARREST
FORMlR SONORA STATE TREAS.
IEE; - CHARGED WITH Ell
BEIILEMENT AND GOV. MAY
TORlNA H. UNDER ARREST.

Nr.air> sonora. Mav H. Carlos Rca-
dall. Ii il Recently treasurer Of the
state ~ sonora. j. ia jail here charged
with cnhczzling ~la0oo. gold. aud sl>d.
uNn Mexican money.
n ; reported that Governor Mayto-
r,.na "a sonora j. virtually under ar
rest. I'm ne charges have yet been made
against him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
TEXAS STATUTE
Is HELD TO Be
T0LAW'

Washington. ID. g.. Nay 1.-THE -u9
prcme court holds uncnrsiitnl onal ar9
Texas statute that no s.n- can acr a. ~
freight conductor lt'ruo Two ye&rs.
experience previously As a fFeiEhsi
brakeman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
SOUTH TEXAS
RIVERS OUT
OF BANKS

Houston Texas. May 1.-THE Brazo..
Colorado and nearby streams are far out
Of their banSk ~ South Texas Trains
are running behind time. but there has
been no serious property damage
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
ONE SHOT NOT
ENOUGH, FARMER
USES 2 ON SELF

TAYLOR. Texas, May ~. Eugene Trip
pir. aged -. farmer killed himself
shot tore away part Of his shoulder, aud
he then shot himsci fin tie head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
EON CARDENAS MARTINEZ
HANGED AT PECOS. TEN.
AT NOON TODAY.
{ By Associated PTfSSl

Pccos. Texas. May ll.-I.eon Car
snas MARTINEZ was hanged here ~
Don today for the murder of Miss
aura Brown. a school tearher. in
ais county three years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
US. CONSUL SUICIDES
tBy Associated PrcssD.

IIarbin- Manchuria- May lis. n
Warner. United States consul here.
killed himself In hospital here tpdaY.
Ill health was the cause.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
PRES. WILSON WILL RE
CEENE OSIIATGHNESSY
IN CONFERENCE TUESDAY

Washington ID. a.. May lit ~
announced today that President
Wilson will receive Nelson
O'Shaughnessv. recent American
charge d'affaires ~ Mexico City.
tomorrow for a conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
JOAQUIN ARMk7s 9IEZ APPEALS TO SPANISH AMBAssA
DGF GAINST CONTRIBUTIONS DEMANDED BY REBELS

" rich propcrti
ahpu
again cnpribu demanded wv The c,u>titutoHaists
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11

peace
the Mexican
il
make 4 before the world
to
make attacks H. United
are o
McAiro City IA Hyr
They rPrn5c American military cruel that
General Fred Session hn ordered al gambling ia Vera
Four schools The
ming with l -ud business b ming General Funston
ava, during fighting.
Officers who McNDn federal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
BODY OF AMERICAN REPORTFr TO HAVE BEEN KILL
BY rs 3ERAL GENERAL Is FOUND NEAR PAL

II rao Texas 'a H. The body of James Beard wealthy American
mst Prrl Chula Il reported that General ArgEncndo
a >klrl 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-11
REBELS @tLEAsE AN AMERICAN FROM THEIR JAIL

pton. y " MAY H. The American James Byinrion. ha
the - jail "a Gumpa> Sonora.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-23
DIR AIN AGE MEN
CHE
National Drainage cogasss AZ
Savaansh Listens TO. Gov.
sIaton

r. N--l .
2 sssyhRnaIii Ca April az. Jeies salesI
attending the opening session of the
National Drainage Congress here to-
day warmly Bpplauded tae announce
ment tsat senator's and representa-
dyea WHO were on the program Tor
addresses were compelled 10 remain
in Washington. through aense bf
greater duty to the people. The
morning session was BRIEF.
4fs1Yelnori John M. SlatoH$ in WeI@
coming the convention. provoked q
demonstration ON account of the
trouble at Vera Cruz.
Z President Eximnr ! n. Perkins OF
Chicago. and p. u Watson Of South
Carolina briefly discussed the plan.
and scope OF the congress-. Mr.. Wat
SOL asserted that Secretary ogithe lfi@,
terror Lane had expressed, TO him the
hope tiIat tho Washington administra-
ton woaJe make national drainage
the issue of paramount ifnp0 0rtanfe Ut
the next regular session OF the federal
congress. gs
90 have yet to find, said fsssIr. fsssIr.. vat
son; "oRe man IN public life who opg
poses the reclamation OF oht. vast
area 0f sssafnp lhItds.' =. -
L aanihats OF the convention went
.thfs afternoon as the gne;&s5 OF the
city to SebTee island
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&c
THE PR SIIo III
Wee Pfes saE ksikss -hasaeser.
iatie Speech EVhile On a, Trip
- FJesiaa
h. .jfI<:.F iIi;ll4 q .::st--ii -

fFSftfe f7Sss = : - 1ftl y gF'
JacksoRyllls, Ella, April 22.-OutIln-
ms and appf avn sbe course Of Pfsst-
dent gIlsqB ihs t1g psessns Eerfsis With
Mexico, Vice. Pfes sidanE Bfe i 70!
night e aGarssd sAs8FJ. Vile
BOARD OF Trade,
The aftiiiie s;ctss tsia slIRiteaaa IDS,
said he.i VA oaei oE reprIaai, not OF
Yar. The vice bresident lflfened ii
TO the action, of. q big man taking the
hat Of q mneh smaller indIYIduaI as
q penalty for some oifenss 6f the lat
= HNlhel any foreign poBea real or
de facto, itterfefes With tllh flag there
should he action which ri di-
aRce loudly appyagded.
" Eoul9 spend, 81 necessary, every
sIner rican Cellar TO Raye a human life.
hut J would not spend aingSte. Aiinesri-
can life for all the American; doiIaf's
thai are ilgsstef, In Mexico.' ? 4.
4 The Victs President stopped here en-
route 10, Fort Ayers, Fla, whore he
,wfll attend the meeting OF the EloEifia
state Press AsspeIa atton. ne Il "a ac-
cotapanied by. Mrs., MaFshail.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-23
CAN IE HERE TO
INsP CT NaELL
SsHdeRes From Clemson cellage
Paid 4 Wit n. An Andersen
AfiIl Yesterday

Eight Clemsan. College students oi
the textile clasgeaS .earIle tt;l a aFaon
Yesterday for tile TilPf oke ~ thapeet-
l1a the BfnRnti a J lTIif. D man
were under the supervisina of Prof.
tyrqiler and from Anderson they went
10 GraenFllle, In which ely ,shay we're
tIso TO ep oyer "a few o. itile texfila
pleHsa
T9G vlsltgfa here yesterday were
much Impressed with what they saw
at the B9oRon and. sIpid that ttleir
text bplts c0nld hardly RlFe than ::
xeTyS cie esr mn efsta nhing cE such ma 81
1.1flc ant gai s Z 4
them on their t6fif lof tnape etiDIs
through this modern mill.
Z Eveffs one az Tie ets,l.l q eclarad the
time spent hefs " rs most ipstrnetlEe
and iilghly st !ssyatl feature
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John psssr, e,ol
s Css,. ses

Greenyille: q - Isssiti
Coster. higlliS al
t6-do Young gsS;s q
H.s,ss - ssassa ssasssssa o
ted shlcife fisl . ST
the Bti.l q & air s y = j = SE77FT11T7IT-TT
on tho fslzgsir n lis rs isis l.Stlf
bur ere d lscs s,
thFahRh I'll & 5 Z a u :. IS
death. No c ssisy Is aa5sk
his fis was given 10 letter or not
Iof any seserintsoif s left By the, de-
- q 2 = =
up TO early this non.
tffa dannnaaA rlizz ~, i.Sst.f 1s, nliatst
35 years Of age and Vas {. siiisffieli
lilHlf, hut at the time of his aeafI i. "a
wife was not living with aim. it is
stated Living In the house ~ liili
VAS his mother s several hrot Tiers,
his mother being m the house nt N s &
ila of the snicfIe ascis ~ &.
and - O'Clock.
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80 ~ w / -. 8.
VERY 1; ST /.
Cow Recovering lfte eEy DELI
cate Tl Eis glf
Iis Hind

Or; U q Mitchell III and inii Ii
tsspeesbF Tor lei son sas come
s1as y has ,.4ase.s me sss.et
that he had perform au
,eperatipa Oh gi,sgss le iirssi os It's
lslnd to be attempted IN Anderson
.CBnlLHz &c "a IizIEs1=7sa
lra9lgt rs rim Sec Ion III
tlpasIl as sesarIan Section, =
llie apIn1at lseicns tf IL
lS'eFfon OF the nTaIFfi sactgtiss
end isHliite valuable. hRitiE hleIl3
.ianeea the slreson's snf =
~ "a q y ! { ttae
COW .zfsl 81 f6EpKeFIHE EEHrlQ ~ TI,nII M
aissfcgllE operation and ~ tf1 afiti
erosillsl. ghsEiIag her e.Ia s sanseit5
sss1se.: l.a 81 !. ,'I.. r.
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lEE


"a 81 Is ,,Sss.
ylysaih S d 8
IsfA fe; /, 3
elhes 81 .s5 q s. .
Zach nfeda ossol IS esft cen
cen s. Il s,
itt IFl, Is Z N ss. 81: q osIs
ssslet aud h nae ~ s
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iiii.siEk ] sPIIs gi0R. noe,


II -. =. y T.
ilissis Slplj Negr6es Rshprt Strange
i AgasI iien ~, .tlls. Sly.
tSlslitPga Ailsai ils piaPateh te New
Y begins te lllg9oli no Y the days Of
!. re 3 lloli i1l Iltll5ii
AZ least tllats u what the legfopA
/ abnot here declare. AsstfanEe soiIie-
tlillllg passsti over "a sgFo settle
5lienl oi tinifElllhi1. eat ptgi ttat 5ar'
59Ess lss, n sla5E Metiy saw
iGANe n LRals al a.. ~ q .ss s
5sAliss like holt j IglitiSlyig and
egt1eB 81 Sis K form and
M sne iEpplAg Sl pc Plai1iy n llilii y
Nights went down, siuicT ~ and the,
bari ding ol doors staYted smut
"a aEieppbl ~ with the gresf siEhs of the,
Ruins. Negroes deeI lara 3liaf ne thisiE
ssss 9zs.ss. e .sz sasa ei sd
fSf = s;1S IN
sspsns strange animal that bleached
the yards and commons Oh the negro
sectlun with the skeletons of 512 dogs
py setli9l c1IlIsss ietang s,le high II
sssIs s1g last stlfinR p q sS ~ 3 (.
gaen seen. wan pulS III hings was
ilfilE e. ID q 81 ~ d direction
Titsll con sfoyef ias AYE arisen over
the 1bab1e q b 3 81 tiiss me 6
sliglstt Most of The 1lsgons: laojF lat
u s.gse liits ION i. - :. = iis Is,
the was last .lteera ess..ss Fl y
- { q - - 7,
IsllS !,
pcasg N = 81 4 isstfe
yeI< lF I'd yaes ksIiT SstS iup the IsS e ss 8
azure ~ pls l 3ss !. q llsr5 pdOaIe
TO tsssA hiizz That i.S ZOO 81 hope
/ So " kss S. dt '!Rc aga 4.
lIera on ear fs9llaye md q tsrible
aBHlfc o. eliole VI Tor { sFn ans
hsss Iirg hasa tried every
NJ 5II7S1V7Et 10;
man lqtst my sFess tits, And II iirni :
i ~ hel eve 5iizgardB carry this tfiilg
around moro than eYefythsag COM
hsEess 1--we lost $50 hoEa Ia Che
past year 8 - -
upkiee m some of shs Western
sLetess tllst they pay as high as sc. to
lslsl 1uzza would want only.
e at8 TO get rich ct fllat pFice.
airr p greet CLEVER IN plicfobsa and
lieye thai almost every
is trans tea that way. b
ela19f Feaq ht pscgr ressiye FAR
tfsaeE u stand fer err erss ESs5Sls 1
one of my old e. ne hhprs ys1I 5
lls Hundred years ben IND. ts5i d stiia 81
kSear aEo. ~ slI farIlsfi lsY tiiat ysailaf Z
Eq iaFSl on VI & Short time. q. use
S0li siiar u text 1ol5 on .ysry-
q am here i q YOU tisilt
l Is lRgs one on tho grstkiest iarnsk in
MOT Etl u 3 fstie yJ1- yCssT5 lIiT-
kVsre aid s u .900 ] O. xearS q 20, al Iid
EllaxQ been asked b, 1 q ts - 90 q
ll1Ql EcT = I'm the paHt IL rs slortf Ia -,
q. la the PSo-s
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Oh TQ lNER ggUz,
sf1 4 = J. -. a :. So. a isllssl =
. g = AZ ~ n = 2 fIT
Ing lEnrs I ete. -

Norfolk, April Three EirriatolI
from TIE sssIsf bsiFr$c Is
wsli lsaye here. I ow; morn inr
Tor pnfiad ~. aL.a
s. 81, I,orFd ts Vera fssiz.
the euxillaff fs has hsor,
aGed III tnn s ~ IS. ne Is
Sc ted 10 & ftftsf $ ~ 20 Nara
isE tela0rFsr sssIs III q.
Niief IS uisS rs NJ f,e
nav 5ard W0s foii..a 81 $ fsl. ~ ,sss Il
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. O. o o.ofosfo o. Q o.
ALGARA READY no IEkYR
RY AbaNeInted Preasl

:. Washington; April g. Sea0H
AlgaFa, charge of the 5IexIe6n
etabassay here, Having reeeiyea
J mebaes from Mexico CITY.
early III The day, iatimatlhI
that he might be recalled st any
RiRHleIit, was IN e0asfeHt SxpeE. :
tatIoa tonight That General
HgeF$e sYaAid gatlsy. HIN 10 re-,
que { his psssp0E1s. In antIs
.ieipsshspR Of bis ReeaIlE SeBOr Ale
gaEa snen4 Vie day 90 gaLtinRi
his personal affects IN shape so
that De eeHld leave tia. city
pRaiantly.
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ms. from " ,.s,ck t,,e
Cows d eoasess ii 8 s ,.tI q
5tfs filoFslisse. s. y + s ll,ltf s bslf s :
iqSnas fuhniae 56s al
lsie rs yess fon, I, ff 5 e s % ia
es9er nlills Is rs SsIs,.. sls,f.
laSa Eflf soon Il III &! 81 Z.
plisl tse6f il.S sllIs "a 81
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Efnnaaer lFnrIlersdi.

EriHieaa Celia, APRIL 81 =, repart
said to- haf re hssfsEl YEA sToist Iess
iEnfaE ifte tslIeiy Z, 4.
t,igei ~ u. !. pie, af tlie Erip Ire. aTtt
HlulilTEas fFn, iJsea, Ilt,d "a ea3 fes 8
Will EeYeFnl af Il IN fIi q. IT SlHiF 8
Mines tie5 I'M, jssea seal alsai cna
fired by etrif,ess, ~ y
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ath6 81 nsssr
IS
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IiosIlas 6f 3

ss Trinidad. Colo April 22. ~
sbodlea az eleven ehil dFel, two women
and ono, uiaIi were found late, totiay
10 aiid shout tile d ruins l the Ludlow
tent colon ~ p Mn le afty ,,e1t
ont ,s from % heEs bg tlle lAlaerlean ND
The boaEss are being sbrougEs 10
lTfinidad. =
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IEIaRCK gOS5 TIEE aIslIlEz lIIIsS.
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