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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
acine Gupfitcucr liz seeIcntc.

q }cm Dorf, H. 9tauit. Die
9niialing Der GiamanocrMgss9 9e-
b0rOc pou GaiS SSlou0 in @e3uQ ali
bic glbierii9ung Don entlaiicncn See-
lcuteu u0nliM, oaB oieieni0elb bic
nibt inn canoe blei6en wolef feline
&opiitencr 5n be3a6lcn brnnden lit
bel Der 6o6en 9e60roe in g9oi6inqioa
nod cincr ndo10rildliden 3loicipra6c
per Gelep6ou 0urc6aeoringeu mo
IN 0iciem Slime eriolgtc Die 9lbicr-
iisung BON iuigeidbr 300 0ampier.
9ln8citcltcn Der oGrnarO-2inic~ bon
DER .6iunc yilic" Iie 9lbierti9lnl9
ging Gli @llis SSlauO ic6r glatt BON
iiaiien. 9}ur 0rci Eerionen. wclGe
p6pliiAc Ueictte 6otteu mlr0en 5ur
9c6auolung no@ ocm 9oipiial ae.
id1idt. 3pci Sdiiisim0cu, Die teine
mcnic6line Seele inn 9auoc ienuen
iuurOcu Der SnQuiiiition iibcuOieien
Hsu uNHBclulOlltN.
@pn oen ocntcGeu 2iHicu miir0cn
nod feinc GoapIer-9ngciieaten Nad
GQis &SlarN se5roAt @n0rihcins
lib wiir0e in Den 9iircair Ger bent
idlen Sinien oie Gntimai0ung 6clrciiS
Ser &opilleucr a69cwartet Oenn bel
Observation-Disclosures piiroc Die Don
ocn Sinien }u DejallAloa @opiiicncr
cine anll1nliWe Sumnc ausmaAeM
Sic Ginwanoerimg9bebot0e erluarict
ie0odl oaB tie bon Den 0euiiden 2is
nicn cInen norlen 3tiprn0 0a6ct
piro ood 6alca ois Meaulcn abt
9crli1cao 3ei5 ii9 wil pgr sl5icri.
I0lng 5ll pelalien, pcnn duH piele pon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Stem DorE IA. 9lu9uit 9lIS
TcitameutSDounrcdcr Der om TO-.
9}oi oicie8 sSa6rcs ian uEorrc5
Strait &oipitol" oHi S6urSooo So
lan0. 2ntitroiicn pcritorberen GRO.
zen omcritaniiAeu @agner. Sangc.
rim 2iaion glor0ica bot gcitcrn 9to
bert g. @oInlpin bon s8bite &lains
i'm 6icii9en 9lahloBgerl4t cine Go-
pic oes Bon ser ainItIerin am TO-.
&onuor 1914 In Dem Sronfen5auie
oufgeiebtcn leBtcngfiQens eingercidt
uno glci@5citig 6cantraat Sen Sat.
ten Der Gcritorbencn George 98.
Noug 0urh @eri9tsbcidluB sur
gluslcfcrung 6es Griginaltcitamcnts
81 5mingeL 0os CT ocn @oGircdern
oc5 g}a6loilcs oorldufig rcrlrei0ert.
9lo6 ser eingcrci1ten 9l6i6riit i0lt
bic SinterlaiieniAnit 5ur &auptiaAc
sen OrciSNmeitorn EanogenG Gaitilo
BON Sos g[ngcleS. glnnie @ol0min
pou Bottom Mlaii. iu0 Sane 28olfcr
bon Bolton 5u Giucr 0icncrin iino
$4,000 6rmn 9loa 9olnwiu $1,000,
6. &omopnc Simnon3 fir t6jGb-
rigc trcue 9icuitc $4,000 ousec.
icet. @csiiqli6 ocs Gotten erfldrt
0os 9cItomcnt 0oB ole Gr6loiicrin
elm ibm frubcr ecpd6rtoS 0orIc6cn
bon 100000 fiir ausrci1cno baltic.
oDcr troboem ouliimHc, oaB ibm oo.
81 nod icin celestial 5uiic9en0c8
sPilihH4cil ousDe5oblt weroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

pd5ren in Oenen i6re lei0cnocn Wiit.
glicOer, namcntlib Sbpin0iii1tigc
mtergebrac6t werOen fonuen. g9ic
Der 9lusihuB iogt, iin0 reiMlib ge.
eignete 9dnoereicu Oor6onOen Gur6
Die 9ill miro ser SefrctGr Oes SSn.
nern ernddtigt @riin0itiide fiir Die
Grridtttng bon moOcrnen Sonato.
rien in Den trodeneu 6ol6trodenen
unO @c6irgsltoatcn fiir Ocren llc6er.
loiilng 9Introge porliegen, ouf 5iuci
Sabre 3u reierbiren. Die @uin0itii
de 0iirfcu pier Scftioncn niHt iibcr-
id)reitcn, 0iiricu feline 9Rincrali1dbc
iiibren, Oiiricu nur fir &iiliS3pedc
benlitt wer0en in0 fallen onOerr-
falls an Oie @lnOesregierung 5uriid,
Ger Senot bat 0citern sen Comic
ren56eric9t ii6cr Oie bonn &uuS be-
reits Qngenonlmene, Spelulotioncu
in 9oummolle 6etrciicnOc Sill gut.
gcbciBcn. Olrd oie Bill, bic iebt
sur llnte3eic6nung al ben @rdii-
Oenten ae6t miro cine Steuer bon 2
Gcuts per &fun0 ouf ale gaummol-
le aelegt Oie ouf fiinftige &ieierilng
uerfauit .mirO, ou5gcnommen wenn
Oies infer Gontrdften geiAie6t, mel
dje ouf Die bon ser 9}c0ierlmg geitcG-
te 9lorm BON 9aumpollgraoen boiirt
lit.
ltufall Scr nSo1iiiono
Gas S6lahtitiif ,9ouiiiono" bat
ouf ser 6o9rt BON Gcro Gul5 noH
Guantanamo icinc Steler6oroidroul
bcnucae ge6roGcn 1mO oos S@lodt
idjiff nSeros~ miro oos S6iif 5u-
n0tGit rod ser 9iooD 9oro BON 9}or-
folf geleiten uu0 crit Damn nod 9lem
Yorf ae6en
Die Sdladtid6iife u@iraiuio~ imO
u9Icm SercD" ihO BON &cro Grn5
nac6 Guantanamo 6eor0ert imO mcr-
oen BORT Die mcitere @ntipidlung Der
@rei1uiiic in Sen 9Iegen 9iepublifcn
Soiti un0 Sonto Gomingo o6war-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
Gccfa6etlcn O0a arcn1fadrt 8nriid.

9torfoIf. 3d. IA. 9luguit
Gie 5dIoAtidiife uSanoiS" mo
uNliiiorri~ iin0 NIT Seefooeticu an
@oro geItcru pon i0rer jabrliden
&reu3iobrt 6icr1cr 5nriidociebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Oaricn Conn IA. 9uaut.
Oic 2ci@e elmer Grat melNc am IcB
ten @lontog bier i'm MolOc gehinocn
ipliroc, lit ourh E6omas q. aane
bon 9}r 6O5, @oter StroBe, Seem
Morf ais Sic iciuer Srmi aguos5irt
morocn. 9lo6c bel Der 2eihc Bat man
5lpci SldiNHcn gcinnocn melhe
oift1oltiGcSoblcttcn cli6icltcn Sane
icqtc aus, ieinc 6rou oic gciitig
ndt gon5 8lrcAmaa9idbig 0cpcicn
iei, bo6c oln SUM IN Gcicli6ait
elmer onoercn i1m m6efomtcn 6rop
ibr @ein berloiiau I'm cine Eoir
ours 200 at modcn Sic gc90r.
ocn iin0 beuii6t fcIi8uitcllut o6
8rou Sane crmor0el WorOcr it,
crer DO fc Sclbiuioro 6caau0cn Bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

&onfo8 Gitp @loo IA gtug.
g8d6rcuo Gier gciteru i'm idme.
0iIhcu @oipital sic 20 id6riac 6rmt
Eillie 9tolie iDrcr Operation mc0en
slppcn0icitis cuigcaeuia6, iubr pl6b-
lrh ibr @oiic. Gin @}oun bon AZ
Sa6rcu lm6 elm mobl6obenocr Gar.
r,cr ans 9fonoolp6, aoSy in cinem
9Illtomobil por un0 oerlanatc, ieinc
6rau 3n ic9cn. u9ld, morum last
on nict bonn Srinfenl7 ricf Oie
6rau ais en- chtrot mo sic N0iir
Einter iid idloB. @enigc @1imitau
ipdter 90rte mon in iMncQer 9}ci6en.
iol9c iiinf 5diiiie fallen inO 9leratc
imO aronfcnpiicgcrinncn fanocn
0aB 9lolic ieiner @ottin orei uno iih
iclRit 5wci S6iiiic 6eioebroht botte.
geioc tbaten nob tur5er 3cit ibrcn
lesten Qlt6em5u9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
slnpanIIdlc e.ciNe nad NnaIan6.

GAirono. SQ. "a. 9luatit.
eicr poiiirtcr acitcrn 250000 %iO.
japoniiNc Sei0c nclAc nod Gng.
lon0 ac5cn ioa inter 3oloerihluB
nno bcnoHi BON @coaicn pes &m
0cS @cAein,oeiiilcs G lpor pic
Gpcite SbeiIen0ung ron eincr Niil
lion &hnO mcIHe I'M @uaic Der
godjc inter Sem @eleit 5pcicr britt
ider arica ihiifc nth rl9!iihclt
Ndieu ohaaQsa lo4en Dic 5eioe
wito oni elsn 10itg 0anipicr
uerId0cn meroen mn0 oIe neIQen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
sEnniidea Mnlh.

cattle, gSaIb, IA. g(uglIt.
0oIobuaion I'M @ertbe bon cincr
hol6en Nliaion Goaors longte bier
am @littwo6 9lbcno ans 9(Iosfo ouf
Dem 0ompier u9lomirol Gpous" an.
Gas @olo mar in Seporo, Goroobo,
&ulOc3 uno Sfosmoo an 9oro &C.
nonintcn mor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
NlerifnniIdlcs glaerlei.

Garran5o Scr SouptiioOt no9e.-@e-
neral %iao mia Grflaruug iiber
ienlc 9e5ic6un9cn at @orron3o
crIoiicn. Ger ncuc @ouoer-
ncur bon @o5otlan moBregeIt
sic Ocuti@cn @cidditsIcutc.
&oio, IA. g(uguit. 92od
ciuem offi5ic0cn 8eric6t meldcr bic
ligcn conititutionoIiitihcn 9locutcn
srgegongen 1T @cnerol Garron5o
geItern in Siilo, I'M Staotc SiOaIgo,
weniger ols 80 Nleilen n6r0lih bon
Sto0t N2erifo gelegen angefommen.
IS 6icB, icine Gbefs ser 0itlibcn uno
ser mcItliden 8one befinOcn ii4 6ci
i6nI fertig 5um Gin5ug in oic
Sotptitaot.
Syn6miiMen beiu6t General &i0o
scr n6r0(imc COMMANDMENT nleb-
rece Orte in ocr 3onc. 100 icine
Srippcn sic Sber6oio babci. Diff
sica wuroc ongefiin0i9t &iaa werOe
III @dloc nod Dem 9iorocn 5uriid-
fc6rcn lno cine GrflGrune ii6er feline
@c8ic9ppgcn gil Gorron3o crIoIien.
3Glh10irGon ititutionoIiitem
lf in Q2 2uaQtlQn.
W2o8utIon, @1eg., 10. 9(uguit
(in Ser llc6crmittelmg beripdteD
gsdc6 Ieintr gcitrigcn lleberna6mc Scr
'gefdritdt ii6er @o5otlau orouctc
GouOetncur gficcros bon Der conlti-
tutionoliItiiden gl0miniitration om
ooB oQe al E6iiren im0 8cniiern
ocutibcr 2Gocn befinOlic6en S6iIocr,
uoralf sic Mortc 5u lcieu moren:
,GeutIc6cS Gigcntbum luiter oeu
5dub 6cs oeutihcn &rcuacrs n2cip.
5iq," iofort cntfcrnt wiiroeh. Ole
,2cip5ig~ 1T bon bier obgeio6rcn
un0 6eiin0ct iid) bel Can S5ranciscp.
Die nGNfe W}oBnobme oes neuen
@ouOcrncurs mar, OoB er oQe notS-
ldnoiihcn GouiIcutcn Gin 8wongs-
0orle6cn bon 100000 oufcrlegtc.
SSn ocn 0rcitGgiQen GGnpfen mel.
she ser &Gumlng Scr Stoot N{o3ot=
Ian 0ur1 sic To0croliitcn borouqiu-
Qcn, ioacn bic GonitihitionoliIien
500 Toote im6 @erpunoete gcbabt
6obcn.
General gIloora0o, GonmonoGtr
ser sSnillracnten StrcitfrGftc I'M
staote Sonora lit ouf g(noronuno
ocs @ouDcrncurs Mo1torcnu Iommt
alien icincn Stobsoffi5icrcn untcr
g(rreit qcitcllt imo nod @crntoiiQo
dc6rddt mor0an
General 9(Gboro0o in
@uoDmoS i'm sc.
fdn9niB.
91o9oGes, @lerifo IA. 9lieuIt.
Gic &cr1oihnq oes Generals
9llcoro0o uno ieincS Sta6e5 in N1a-
5otlon muroe bier bon oen Gonlti-
tutionoliiica ais oaS Eciultot iencr
ofienen 9(ncrfcnnurg bon Garron5o
cls oem o6arfen Ghei Der cpnitiii-
tinnQliiiiilhen WcpcounQ onQcieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

Sin i6mgres llu9liia crciaucte iiM
ani ocn 5hicncl Scr n9lco Jort
GcaTgarsiieNba5u" ii Iiaicr na9e
Glcariiao Sin Auionobil coli0iric
0cisi6n cA A9itmpd Abeao NIT ei.
nee Sotonolipc mobci Ncrr Alire0
1rolvn on5 Geccola Nllqs Fo. ouf
0sr STEELE aei6oiet uu0 pier meilere
NsrioHel oauNier Srt MargAeeon.
ole No;higr 0e& 9lichiers Apariin N
Neso1 mis Naacrslopn i6pty pag.
icBl lulroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
NAs Oem Suucrea NlarHlau0's unO
Ocn au0rcn5eroeu Gtaatea.

g ec9 : &fcr0e pcrbranni.
81 irii6cr @lorscuiamoe war0e
geltern bic 9roBe 9Gcine aui Der
6orn BON 5o1u j. mo G5orlcs S.
GopinS nabc @olcspiae BON 6euer
5eritort. Seds &ierOe mo reide
6nitcr@'orratbe iielen cen 5lammeu
3nm Gqier Ter @eiamnlida0cn
ioa unacio9r $1,000 bciraacn mo
t9ei4meiic our4 &eriberm9 geocdt
ien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15

SEN 9canteu in pie 8eria dei4idi
werocr, neil Die 5cit Oa5u gceigact
III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15


Proli0cut g9ilion cnlpiing 0cItern
0'e @'talieocr Der ucuen 9nnoes-9lc.
p,s..s,ooecommililon sum crlten Glal lnio
s',lorte '.,,it ibnen, Oie @eiAditSuer5dlt.
mS'le lolItcn 0roBen @ortbeil ans Der
Z s'aonllotion ocs neuen 8onf SD.
u tV'ls jic6en. Sener 9lniicbt nod liz
t'''e t.. lpeiiere @eiebgeblno 3ur 9eiAoi.
- ,ung bon 9}otbianO-llmlauiHitteln
"lat n0t6ia.
%e1litdttcn fir llnteritii-
BnnQs &ereinc.
r, %a@ elmer Sill, meIde ser 9lepu-
;S,uaner ~ 9lofcr, Sal, einge5rodt, uno
GgVp ~ weldc Der 9luSibuB fir 0iicrt.
'ue 4 Sonoereien Dem 9ieprdieutauten.
y yul' e loeben einen cmpicblenOen Be
r'9l ~ erliottet bat, ioll oie 9nnoesres
'"'V'ulla ollen reglildr organillrten
so S"o Illcorporirien acgeuieitiaen lln'
= spgln0suereinen nis Hegiculn1s'
81, ,;%,Noerelen ons erforoarlihe Eerrain
'N' Que glplegung BON SQnatoriell ge'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-15
ariegsi6ific crmorten oicien an Ocr
Dreimeilcn @ren8c


81. SobiL g. o. IA. 2luout.
Qic Eoli5ei 6egonu bier aeitcrn
cine llnteriudlpg iibcr ocu 9roio,
mclhcr ON l}ittmoh auS6ratD Ell
men SNo0cn bon elmer @taioH on
eeri6tet 6ot uno bon Spioncu on9e
leot mor0cn iein iou. Der @lc0otor
nor om @dttwoa 5nm eritcn @lol
felt Dem lcbten 6rii6iobr i'm @etricb
lm0 Derluo 05etrei0e ali on uab
Gngloao beitinnten 0ompfcr Slap.
po9anuod." Su Dem Glepotor lager.
len iI6er 100000 GuideI @ei3cn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-08
BITS OF WAR NEWS


British warships, Cunard liner Maure-
tania will probably leave here within
next few days for Liverpool.
OttaWa--Canada will send II 900
men to fight Germans.
London.-1oo cIergymen enlisting
daily. Willing to fight or act as chap
lains.
Observation-Disclosures will
hold monster mass meeting to raise
funds for German Red Cross Society.
Protest against editorial comment
and headlines in American papers
which are alleged to take British view
of situation.
Buffalo, N. Y.-RoyaI Canadian in
fantry patroling Welland canal raided
Austrian recruiting station and ar
rested men after closing office.
New Neutrality-suspicious. of
more than 1000 German societies in
greater New York voted to organize
relief association which will accept
contributions to fund to aid families
of victims of war in the Fatherland.
Washington.-NaVy department in
formed British cruiser Rainbow put |
in at Goat Island, San Francisco, for |
coal. Will be permitted to take on
just enough fuel to take her to near
est Canadian port.
London.-"NeVer again will | dis
grace myself by wearing a British |
uniform" was Kaiser Wilhelm's last |
message to England in letter to Brit |
ish ambassador just before he left
Berlin.
Washington. = Representative of
Hamburg American line told Sec'y |
Garrison that number of Americans |
on continent and England does not |
exceed $4,000.
Winnipeg-German Consul Gen.
eral in Winnipeg, Baron Rudt Won
Collenberger, handed his passports
ond 81 %
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-08
SOME WEEK.!

BY Jim Nance.
We've had much war news
All this week.
From Sunday back to Sunday.
And war is HE'LL" that's
So to speak.
Well have some more next Mondi
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
: A4 4444444444A : :

Washington, Feb. 2s Senate: Met
at noon.
Senator Swanson read General
Washingtons farewell address.
Acting Chairman shively Of the for
eign relations committee went to the
White House and conferred with Pres
ident Wilson on the Mexican situation
Director Holmes OF She federal bu-
reau Of mines told committee the
present price Of radIum was exorbit-
ant.
Colonel Goethals and Secretary Gar
rison told the appropriations commit
Tee II the needs OF the canal when
it is opened to Commerce
Washingtons Birthday observed
with brief exercises.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
VARIOUS SITES ARE
SHOWN INSPECTOR
]. H. FLEMING, FOR THE GOV
EMINENT, WILL LOCATE
FEDERAL BUILDING

j H. Fleming, postoffice size in
.spector of the treasury department Of
the United States. arrived in Las
Vegas last night from Ration for the
purpose OF examining proposed sites
and selecting the location for the fed
eral building.
When seen this morning Mr. f1Brns
ing had not seen the sites here and
made no statement regarding the se-
lection. He visited the different sites
with Postmaster Fred O. Blood today
and probably will make an announce
ment as to his decision tomorrow Mr.
Fleming expects to leave Las Vegas
tomorrow night
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
BIG RESERVOIR BREAKS

Pueblo, Colo, FEB. % More thaa
1S,5OO.O00 gallons Of water wandered
from the long reservoir situated
about two miles from this city, satu'.
day and the fact was successfully kesst
secret by the water commissioners, il
was learned today Forty feet Of the
retaining wall Of the reservoir 6roke
away and the entire contents Of The
lake swept out covering a nearbg
field and then flowing back into the
Arkansas river, from whence it came.
Fearing announcement Of the fact
would cause grave alarm in the city
the members Of the water board kept
the matter a secret until today The
reservoir is situated IN az isolated
spot which accounts It IS thought,
for the fact that the break was nol
heard Of sooner BY outsiders.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
NEAR THE LIMA STATION
INsURREcTos GET INTO ACTION
IN THE COUNTRY NEAR
VERA CRUZ
.BAUCH is DECLARED SAFE
GERMAN-AMERicAN HELD IN CHI
HUAHuA, 1T is SAID, WILL
BE RELEASED

Vera Cruz, Feb. 2S.-A government
troop train carrying a company of in
fantry from Mexico city destined for
Jalapa was blown up on Saturday az
ternoon by rebels. The wreck occur
red near the Lima station Of the In
ter-oceanic railway 14O miles from
Vera Cruz.
The explosion was terrific, demo-
fishing the whole tram. All on board,
including SIS officers and men, and the
English engineer, were killed.
A passenger train which was in the
wake Of the train was fired on by the
rebels, but escaped by backing rapidly
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
FaIr weather PrevaIIa

Los Angeles, Feb 2s--t'ontinued
fair weather aided work today In re
storing. service on railroads and wires
put out Of commission BY the storm
Of last week. Communication with
the east by rail is expected to be re-
stored late today Passengers OF the
eastbound California limited and
Phoenix express marooned Friday
night in the mountains at Summit rs
miles east Of san Bernardino. we're
reached today with provisions The
Chicago American league team was
expected to reach Los Angeles Iate
today. They we're 24 hours behind
time
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
KNOCKED YOUNG MAN down
THEN KICKED AND BEAT HIM IN
VARIOUS PARTS OF THE
BODY
HE PAYS FINE And COSTS
STATE OFFICIAL is LET OFF BY
THE PAYMENT OF TEN
DOLLARS

Ezequiel G. de Baca, lieutenant gov
ernor of the state Of New Mexico ant
treasurer Of tie Martinez Publishing
company, this morning pleaded guilty
in the court Of gastice D. R. Murray
to the charge o assault upon F. M
Chacon.
The lieutenant Governors arrest was
the result Of a disagreement between
himself and chscon Saturday after
noon. According 10 reports of the af
fair which becane public, Mr.. de Baca
entered the room Ia the Martinez
Publishing eannany's plant where
Chacon, an editof writer for the cor
poration's pape x voz del Pueblo,
was at work Qhacon is said to have
remarked that someone had written a
letter to Felix MARTINEZ, president Of
the publishing Company, criticising
chacon's conduct me editorial writer
is alleged 70 nave said that whoever
wrote such a letter was coward and
a sneak M aea left the room,
but returned shortly It is asserted,
and asked 70 ae the letter Some
heated words changed, and,
according td thc pIaiAt, Mr. de
Baca knocked Chacon to the floor and
brutally kicked and beat him. It is
said de Baca wrote the. letter to Mar
tinez, though it IS not known that
such is the case
Chacon at once had a warrant
sworn out for de Baca, who gave
bond and was released. De Baca was
represented in court this morning by
William G. Hayden.
Chaeon is Of slight build and does
not appear to be in the best of health.
The lieutenant governor, while an old
er man, is. Of muscular frame, and
Chacon would not be considered a
match for him at fisticuffs THAT the
lieutenant governor Of the state Of
New Mexico would so far forget the
dignity Of the office held by him as
to brutally beat and nick one Of the
employees Of his company was mat
ter Of surprise to many Las vegans
The fact that the lieutenant COVER
nor pleaded guilty prevented the court
from going fully into the case, and
the details probably never will be
known.
The assault upon Chacon By the
heutenant governor shows that coa-l
ditions In the office of the leading
democratic Spanish newspaper Of the
county are not entirety harmonious.
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property and the friendly spirit OF
the citizens Of Las Vegas toward
the sanatoTium.
When discussing the subject Of san
atoria DR.. E. B. shaw said these in
stitutions are not menace to the
health of any community in which
they are located, but, on the other
hand. are a protection. Dr. Shaw
said the presence OF a dozen sanatoria
here, a sufficient number to make
possible the care Of every active case
Of tuberculosis. rather than allowing
sufferers from this disease to be hous-
ed and fed in the rooming houses and
restaurants, would insure the safety
Of Las Vegas citizens from liability to
contract the disease.
The Moose Investigating committee
is visiting all the towns in the south
west It has been well entertained
in Silver City and Albuquerque, both
of which towns are actively engaged
in an effort to secure the sanatorium.
The committee is composed Of G. A.
McGee Of San Diego, Frank Monohan
Of San Francisco and DR.. w. A. Rusk
Of New York.
Those present at the Commercial
club meeting, all Of whom expressed
themselves in favor Of using every
effort to induce the Moose 10 locate
the sanatorium here by offering
hem the Montezuma property, were
bred 0. Blood, Judge David J. Leahy.
Leo Upton, DR.. E. 3. Shaw, Charles
Ilfeld, D. Z. Bachelor, Rufus Mead,
Iden, Jefferson Reynolds, d..
T. Hoskins DR.. F. 3. Olney, Thomas
Ross, N. o. Hermann, Charles Green
clay and Maurice Danziger.
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eating with the government Of the
United States does not, OF course, inn
ply that it has any responsibility for
what has taken place. Communica-
ton has been made because the Unit
ed States alone can in these circum-
stances exercise any influence to dis
cover the truth and get justice aone.' Z
Sir John Rees asked whether Sir
Edward had any information regard
ing other Europeans who are said to
have disappeared in Mexico.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
EXPOSITION CELEBRATION

San Francisco, Feb. 2S Panama
Pacific International exposition Off
eials today conducted big public
celebration Of one year before the
opening" The program included
speeches by James Rolph, sIrs lnay0i
Of san Fianciscos Charles o. Moore
president of the exposition; fire drills
exercises by company Of militia
rowing races "a the bay and the pre-
sentatlon q flag 70 TIE exposition
by q committee of Native Sons ans
Daughters Of the Golden West
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
RAILROAD SERVICE
AGAIN RESTORED
SANTA FE LIMITED AND PHOENIX
EXPRESS WILL BE RELEASED
TODAY

San Bernardino CAL, Feb 23.--Rail-
traffic with the east was restored to-
day. Cajon Pass, on the Santa Fa
railroad, was cleared Of storm wreck
age, washouts were repaired and 40
trains from the east, stormbound since
Friday night, began moving forward
today. Many eastbound trains also
were started fof Chicago
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23

their efforts to keep the question with
in the councils of the senate foreign
relations committee and the executive
department offithei government. The
disposition OF most senators seemed to
be to leave the question in the hands
of President Wilson and Secretary
Bryan.
Feeling that a repetition Of the
Benton incident may force. the Ameri-
can government to change OF policy
is apparent in official circles, but
there is also strong sentiment that
mo one outside of Mexico can accom-.
modate her affairs
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
nENvER Has HOLIDAY

Denver, FEB. %. Colorado general
ly took holiday today and gave it.
self over to celebrating The annlyers
afy Of George Washington's birth
Federal, state and city offices were
closed. together with banks and some
.private business houses
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-02-23
Rsnton,s sodx not Located


El Paso, Tex, Feb 23.7The re
quest Of the state department for the
body Of w. S. Benton, made last Sat
urday has met with no response
George c. Catrothers Of the consul
service, visited Juarez today for re
ply, but none had come.
Bauch is Safe
Mr.. Carothers learned that Gustav
Bauch, the GennanAAmeriean being
tried by the rebels as spy, is still
safe at Chihuahua and received re-
newed assurances that he will not
be executed unless found guilty.
Bauch is said to have given the only
damaging testimony against himself,
while rebel friends testified to his
apparent harmlessness. Bauch told
the military court that he had been
running an engine for the federals be
tween Ciudad Porfirio Diaz and Mon
c;Cya, carried ass from the federal
government and had many friends
among the Huertistas.
Why did you come to Juarez?p he
was asked.
@oh, just to get drunk, he is quoted
as replying.
His rebel friends confirmed this re-
ply ana declared their opinion that he
was harmless.
No word was received as to when
the Is rejected American soldiers win
be returned from chihuahua. 1T IS
hoped that among them will he found
at least some Of the foreigners re-
ported missing Harry Compton, Ro-
ger Lawrence and a man named Cur
It's. aee,
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