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Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

aaents but they failed to help me 90 I took two bottles 0f blood purifier but got no help. The trouble had lasted about two nnonths ! then thought I would try Cuti- Gura Soap Snd Ointment. AfteR using ths Cuticura Soap and Ointment week my eczema began to heal. washa& the eczema with the Cuticura Soap and then put on she Cuticura Ointment One cake of Cuti- cura Soap and one box of Cuticura Oint- r1ent cured me and at the end of five weeks did not have a scar. (Signed) Miss Mabel Gilman, May 2. 1913.
 It costs nothing to learn how pure, sweet. effective and satisfying Cuticura Soap and Ointment are in the treatment of poor com pledons. red, rough hands. itching scalps, dandrun. dry. thin and falling hair, because you need not buy them until you try them CuticlIra Soap 25c. and Cuticura Ointment BOG are sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad- dress postcard Outicurs. Dept. T Boston.
 RSrAIen who shave and shampoo with Cu- saeura Soap will And it bessfoy sldn and scalp
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

at Hartford, the gift of the employees of the Pratt 6 Cady company, the firm for which MT. King acted as receiver for two years.
 Critcherson Residence Sold.
 The handsome and costly residence of Mrs. Emma $. Critcherson was sold Wednesday to H. l.. Miller of Philadelphia, who will use it for a sea shore residence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
POSITIVE PROOF
steul1 Hsa~sFes tfss Greatest skep4ie
 gH Norwich.

Bcaanse ftss tfss evidence of & Nor T1ch cftizeH.
 Testimony easily investigated,
 The strongest endorsement of merit.
 Tias best proof, Read it;
 Mrs, Roland 6slzeFy, 262 FEaHkziiH Street, Norwich, CeEH., says Pains ih the small Of my back caused me great suffering. Whenever stopped sharp t~iRgeS daFted through Tay hedy and I was handicapped in doing my het4seW0Fk. I felt miserable when ] begGa usiAg Deans Kidney Pf11s, pro c+4Eed from N. D. SeBiR & Sons Drug Store, Their geed effect was soon noticeable, and I continued taking thefn until the trouble was entirely re- hSTedp
 MO MORE TROUBLE.
 Ssme years later Mrs. Ockery said: 'TTsa may continue to publish nay gawanaF statement. Doan's Kidney Pills s9asad me of kidney tEoabLe and have Been iH good health since. OtheEs of a+s family have taken this remedy Bifil good results"
 Fer sale by all dealers. Price 5e cents. -fif#uFR Ce, Buffaie, New Ye44, seie agents for the United States,
 Remember the Raae-DssalS-aad take no ether.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
STONINGTON

Fine Stoningten High school indepeHd- eRts added another victory to their long line of games Wednesday evesiHg in fast game in Borough hall with the Bryant -Stratton basketball team of Providence, defeating the visiting team 25 to A.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
Visit te Milf.
occUM AND VERSAILLES.
Methodist Mems Supper Nets Nearly S4e-Calf Stolen from BaFn-SeFieus Falls.

File supper and entertainment re- gently held by the men of the Yer sailles 9I. E. church netted nearly S40, the amount being very satisfactory considering the severe weather on the evening the supper was held.
 14-Inch Ice.
 II. Jacobs completed harvesting his ice crop Tuesday, 14-inch ice being secured.
 The many friends of F. w. Zem- ipgtop are pleased to learn of his
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
Teams Break Even.

In the pool and whist matches We'd Resday evening at StoniRgton between the Colonial club of Westerly and the Mistuxet club of StOnington the for mer won at pool by II points, and was defeated at whist by 3SS points. The Mistuxets are still in advance so far ip the tournament at both games, having a lead of over 6G6 points.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

Earnest Saunders; buck and wing dancing, Thadd Geer; ocarina solo. Ernest Saunders; quartet. medley, Comager, Geer, Cross and Geer.
 Borough Briefs.
 Mrs. Frank Coles of Norwich was In town Thursday calling on her moth CT, Mrs. Ellen Babcock, who has been i'll,
 Assistant Postmaster William T. Crumb is in Springfield for a few days His wife and daughter Rose are also in that city. They will be guests of Mrs, Crumbs relatives.
 Former Assistant Postmaster E. M. Gray is in the local office during MT. Crumbs absence
 The Riverside Grammar school is closed until Tuesday morning.
 Hunger Makes Birds Tame.
 Birds which ordinarily keep well aloef from human habitations are close neighBors now. AL one place Friday a big piece of sUet was nailed on top of a hammock post not over twenty feet from the buildings. A single lone crow feaSted upon il at intervals all day, disputiRg at times his right to the meal with a cat which made bold attempts to get an occasional bite. At another home some kernels of corn thrown out at the back door attract GO several Bluejd4 S. CLuLAOuS dL uISE, the birds grew boIder and departing, left none.
 Deacon John D. Ecclesten is crit ically i'll at his home on Mathewson street.
 G. A. Haskell is confined to his home with a severe grip attack
 Mail Delivery Under Difficulties.
 Perle Whitford. the R. F. D. No. 1 man is getting his, these times. He has a route only a little short of 25 miles large per cent. over cross roads where little or no attempt is made to keep the path open unfit after storms are over and the selectmen take the matter in hand. Many of MT. Whit lords recent trips have been made with extreme difficulty. The cream gath erers, the milk peddlers and the Bos- ton milk ear patrons have all come in for their share of hardships. It is interesting to note the differences in opinion of these hardy men who must be out on the road in all sorts of weather. One farmer says he doesn't care how much snow there is if it isn't cold, while another cares nothing for cold weather if the snow keeps away. Stil another doesn't mind
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

earS The pinnples were small and they festered- The eczema itched and burned 50 I scratched and 1t made raw sores. On account of the irritation l could not sleep much. It caused great dis1guremeut and 1t caused pain.
 ST undarwapt hvvr@ @~aaA-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
PLAINE FIELD
Continuous Snow Storm Bothers Sec
 ton Men-Pupils Visit Big Mill.

The blizzard Of 1888 ragged furiousiy for some 4s hours, and then ended, but it has stormed most of the time for a week now and the prospect is good for another week. The only teams to be seen are those delivering wood, milk and provisions. and the only people on foot are those going to work or to school. Paths i'll as soon as made. The snow, which had stop ped for a short time. began to fall again during Wednesday night and continued steadily all day Thursday, forcing the section men to put in an other night shoveling, clearing the switches. etc.
 Visit te Mil.
 SuBt J. l.. Chapman with several high school pupils and their teacher went through LawtoR's mill Thursday to give the class a chance to see a practical demonstration of some me- chaniCal and chemical problems,
 Jerry Cunning, who was injured last week, is at his home at South RlaiR- field
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
STAFFORD SPRINGS
Obituary Notes-A Superabundance of Snow-Teachers Hear Practical Ad- dresses.

Miss Annie Ostrowski age 20, died at the Johnson Memorial hospital on Thursday morning. after a brief illness. of pnuemonia
 The funeral of Clara Jenl1s. the year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Jenks. was held Wednesday aft ernoon, with burial in St. Edwards cemetery,
 Rev, nr. Irwin. principal of East Greenwich, R. l., Academy, will preach at the Methodist church Sunday even ing,
 Superabundanee of Snow.
 Those who were anxious for snow are getting enough of it this winter, and those who have walks to shovel are getting much more than they care for. It showed again all day yester- day, and in consequence travel was bad, especially in the outlying dis tricts. Traffic on the trolley and c. V. road was somewhat delayed, but there was no blockade. It has been several years since this section has seen as much snow as has fallen in the last few days.
 Ministerial Association Meeting.
 Fhe postponed meeting of the Staff ford Ministerial association will be held with Rev. Percy V. Norwoed of Grace church Sunday afternoon.
 The annual apron sale and Soeiable at the Congregational church Wdenes- day evening was well attended.
 Practical Address to Teacehrs.
 Principal H. T. Burr of the Willi- mantle Normal school gave a very in teresting address on School Room Eff ciency at the monthly meeting of the Stafford teachers Thursday afternoon. He spoke of the necessity of having well planned programmes. It is the teachers duty to have the child gain
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
ECZEMA SPREAD ID
 FACE AND NECK
And Ears. Itched and Burned So Scratching Made Sores. Great Disagreement and Pain. Cuti. cura Soap and Ointment Cured.

R. F. D. No 2. Enoshurg Falls, va. -- "dy eczsula began by a pimple on my &in. It than spread to my faca and neck and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

The appealed cases from the Third district court are being reversed by 1uryfnen selected to serve in the sUpe- rior court of Washington county, in session at Kingston. First the case against James Rawson. charged with being a sturdy beggar, was disposed of by d jury verdict of not guilty. Then came like verdict for Herbert Dyer, charged with beating his wife, was neglect to provide for his family. On Friday the case of Luigi Arivetti. charged with beating ghis wife, was given trial. The wife bore evidence Of brutal beating at the time of her hus- bands arrest, although complaint was made 8 week after the assault, Her condition was duly testified to in the superior court, In the district court Mrs. AviFetti testified that her hus- band assaulted her with chair, but in the higher court she said that she was subject to fits and fell in one of these fits and was injured. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
May Revive Club.

A meeting for the purpose of reviu- ing the old time Seneca club, with George Hyde as president. will be held Saturday evening, Feb. 2S. A dinner will be served and Albert Branch win act as caterer and chef. President Hyde will be toastmaster and com munications will be read from many out of town members. Angus Ghese- bro will be the guest of the evening.
 Presented Loving Cup.
 Edward LoOmis King, a former sum- mer visitor at Stonington, was recent ly presented a loving cup at a banquet
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
MYSTIC

Masquerade Dance-HoIy Name So- ciety to Observe Washineton's Birth day-Odd Fellows Buy Hotel Prop erty.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

Harry H. Anderson of this place, retiring president, was toastmaster at the Connecticut Life Underwriters association in Hartford Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
Dance for Pupils.

Mrs William Ballantyne Penfeld gave a masquerade dance to the mem bers of her class on Thursday evening. each member having the privilege of inviting one friend. Music was fur nished by GrinnelPs orchestra.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

The Westerly Cycle club observed Friday night as the annual ladies' night There was a dance in Mechan- ics' hall from to F, followed by 8 reception in the club rooms. There was instrumental music by an orches- tra of F pieces, singing and recfta,- ti0ns. refreshments and a general so- cial reunion of members and their guests, The affair was a success un- der the management of committee composed of James Aitken, Frank Ahearh and Benjamin Peabody. 1T,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

Earnest Saunders; buck and wing dancing, Thadd Geer; ocarina solo. Ernest Saunders; quartet. medley, Comager, Geer, Cross and Geer.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
Medal Contest Repeated.

The Silver Medal contest given a few weeks ago at the West Mystic school under the auspices of the W. c. T. U.. was repeated Friday evening at the w. c. T. U. rooms and was largely attended
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

GeWeFnor Fielder of New Jersey has reapDointed Rev. Everett F, ToHlinson, D. D., of Elizabeth, N. J., a member Of the New Jersey library commission, be- ing the fifth governor to select DE, TemiiRsen for the. place. Dr. Tom linson is son of Rev. George E. Tom iiRsoH. a former pastor of the Seventh Day Baptist church in Westerly, and well known author, with speciality of books for boys.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
Borough Briefs.

Mrs. Frank Coles of Norwich was In town Thursday calling on her moth er Mrs. Ellen Babcock, who has been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25

del rio, Y los muchachos parecen satisfe.
chos.
I'll regimento enviado por ell goberna-
dor Colquitt sobre Ia frontera. consis-
IL de trece companies de infanteria i'm
cluyendo la de Brownsville. dos tropas
de caballeria. ell cuerpo medico v la ba-
terra de artilleria de Dallas. En- total
unos mil doscientos hombres.
Una compania lego esta manana a
Tarlingcn Y cstablcccra su compamento
en- alguna de las ciudades del Vale. Sc
cree que los otras companies II llega-
ran hoy en- Fl curse del dia v por los
trenes de la noche tambien seran envi-
adas a %ejercer la vigilancia del Vale.
FL alcalde a. Albert Browne y otros
empleados de la ciudad v de la CANA
ra de Concrete estan preparando de
modo adecuado I'll campamento para n
lojar a los soldados dc las guardian
Brownsville. Sc han pedido las enormes
|tiendas de la Brownsville Midwinter
Fair Association V So estan levantando
en- FL cemeterio nacional. Algunos cdr
ficios situados en- los t%errenos cue n
bora ocupan los empleados del gobier-
no, seran tambien dispuestos para uso
de las tropas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25
PARI|DA DE Los ENCARGAD0S
0SHAUGHNESSY Y ALGARA

las prccauciones tomadas para Ia pro.
ieccion lie Algara. y este "a - %encontra
ba en- 81 pullman cuando todavia II per
sonal del tren ignoraba 81 presencia
III ministro de Espana Y la sonora Ria
ma. que habian lido a la tstacion n DIES
pedirse lie Algara. tuvieron muchas diff
cultades para SER admitidos.
Los pasaportes dados "A Algara son /
guales a los eXtendidos hace dicciseis a
nos al ministro espanol Polo de Berna.
he Dicen ash:
Los que al presente yieren. sabed
que el portador, senior A. Algara Rome
ro dc Terreros. encargado de negocios
al interim dc Mexico en- los Estados Uni
dos. Va 4 viajar rumbo al ~extrajero. a.
companado lie su sequito. Por consiguien.
te Sc recomicnda por 81 presente a todas
autoridades de la Union y lie los es-
tados que-le permitan pasar libremente
y sin ser molestado. prestandole. en- case
~necesario, toda ayuda y projections
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25
LOS PREPARATIvOS MILITAREs
EN- WASHINGTON.

Washington. ID. g.. abril 5.-Dcspues
de una noche he febril actividad en- al
departamento de guerra. hoy muy tenn
pranO Sc verified n larga conferencia
entire I'll Secretario de Guerra Garrison,
el jefc de Estado Mayor Wothcrspoon,
81 general Wood y otros.
Sc mantine absolute secreto sobre a re-
sultado dc IA confercncia. pero Sc cree
que on ella Sc trato de las condolences de
la frontcra dc Texas v del movimiento
de tropas sobre Neracruz La frontera de
Texas recibio particular atencion v hacia
ALA Sc dirigcn mas fuerzas tomadas dc In
costa del Pacifico. La conferencia prepa.
70 los mcdios dc confrontar In situacion,
ancian aios regulares. III dcpartamcnto
tomen In ofensiva.
Tambien Sc discutio I'll ataque de La
redo por los federales v I'll envio de fuer.
zas de milicia para ayudar en- Ia vigil
estudia tambien In movilacion dc In mill
estudia tambien In movizacion dc In mill
ella, segun FL recicnte bill sobre al ejer
cito de- voluntarios votado aver.
Se examination varios proyectos de mo-
vilizacion para 81 casS de que el general
Huerta declare la guerra. M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25
ARTILLERIA AMERICANA PARA
BROWNSVILLE.

III Mavor Sedgwick Rice. conan
dante federal de- csta plaza. fue hoy in.
tornado Dc que una bateria del Sixth
Field artillery. estacionado en- Fort Ri
ley. Kansas. ha sido enviada violenta-
mente a esta. La bateria la estado pre-
parandose durante las ultimas cn~arenta
y ocho hors v Sc espera que llegara aqui
el lunes. !,
La bateria trae su Elective de guer-
ra complete. este .. ciento cincurnta
hombrrs.
Dos baterias del Scxto han sido envi-
adas a FL Paso. una a Laerdo. n al
Fort Sam Houston V una a Brownsville.
La peticion del g~obernador Colquitt
fue transmitida par medic del repre-
sentante Garner al s~ecretario Garrison.
FL gobernador de Texas dijo que 81 I'll
Departamento de guerra sostien- II gas
10 de Ia defensa de In frontera de- Tex
as por Ia Guardia Nacional tejana, a
situara ALI toda la milicia.
FL cobernador es refirio "A "urgentis-
imas" solicitudes de ais eiudades de Ia
fronsera.
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10 QUE PASA EN- MEXICO.

Veracruz. abril 25.-Dice Fl periodico
Fl Dictamen que Il populacho de la
capital ha dado muerte a cuatro ameri-
canos Y afirma haber obtenido esta no,
|ticia del mismo Mexico. Segun FL Dicta-
men tres de ellos fueron sacados de los
|tranvias v muertos en- la calle. v FL
cuarto fue muerto por u companeros
de I'm team dc baseball en- FL edificio del
Young Mems Christian Association.
de esta noticia generalmente SC pone en-
.duda.
Veracruz esta aislado de comunicaci-
ones directas con FL interior. pero por
las noticias traidas por los refugia los
parece que las condolences son malas Y
rapidamente van cmpeorando para los
americanos. Los rcfugiados diccn que
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25

FL y en- In noche. Nelson O'Shaugh-
messy salio de la ciudad he Mexico en-
tren especial. con ri personal de In EN-
bajada. 10 acompanaba 81 general Co
roma. jefe de- estado mayor de IIuerta Y
una escolta. Antics dc salir puso 81 sigui-
ente mensaje nj almirantc Fletcher"
sSalgo csta noche para Neracruz en- un
tren especial. In escolta que me conduce
'haiara On donde N jcfe L. determine.
Tcngo 81 honor dc suplicar a listed -
sirya arreglar Ia necesario para que yo
pueda proseeuir hasta Neracruz sin tar
DANA. desde 81 punto en- que me dele mi
escolta mejicana. Me acompanara 81 gen
eral Corona y otros distinguishes ofici
Ales federalcs. cuya digna reception dcjo
= Ia eortesia. &c listed
Cast al mismo tempo. Angel Algara.
habicndo recibido sus pasaportes del see.
retario Bryan. salia de Washington pa.
ra Toronto. Canada. acompanado del
iefe Flynn del s~cryicio secreto dc los rs.
tados Unido& .Fucron ex~traordinarias
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25
Ell HERALD sERvIRo A SUs SUB
SCRITORES EN- TODD Ell VALE

En- vista De lacreciente dcmanda
obtenida por FL Herald por TODD FL Val
lie del Rio Grande, So han hecho arrcg-
los para que este periodico Sc vcnda y
reparta en- todas las ciudades del nnrtr
de brownsville y hasta Mission por y
Ocsta.
Este nurvo scrvicio del Herald que
dara estsblccido desde FL lunes poT la
ltarde. por el tren de las 3 40.
Los puntos situstdos al oeste de liar
lingen seran seryidos por I'm automovil
que "a Herald there alquilado.
Empezando II lunes por In tarde ri
Herald estara dc venta en- todas las chr
Idades del Vale III mismo dia.
Sc estan hacienda los arreglos neces-
a-ios para que la distribution del peri
blico a los suscritores Sc haga corigua-
les ventaia jas.
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LA LJGA DE PAZ Y ARBITRAJE
LISTA PARA LA GUERRA.

New York abril 25.-La liga he Par '
Arbitraje envio n nota al p~residente
Wilson. 4 ~proposito dc In crisis mejica.
na. Nuestra liga. "dccia eSa nota.r a. una
organization parifista pcro no ~ Las que
dr.can IL paz a toda costa Hemos aplau.
dido los csfuerzos magnlficos Ne listed
para conservar In par Y evitar In guer.
RI. p"ro ahora Ia s~ostendrcmos en- Ia
necesidad lamentable v obligation ineyi
table dc de>plegar cnergia tanto en- ri In.
trrcS H. nuestro pals como de Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-25
REFUERz0S LLEGAOOS A BROWNSVILLE WDEL-
VEN La TRANQULDAD A Los C|UDADAN0S

Hoy la ciudad contemplo un cuadro de
inusitada activi dad militar. con In lie.
gada sucesiva de dcstacamentos de cab.
allerla ~alternadose con tropas dc mill
Ella. Con su habltual prontitud Fl COB.
ernador Colluitt puso en- practica SUI
plan dc transporter Ia Guardia Nacional
de Texas sobre la frontera.
Con la llegada anoche de dos cuerpos
dc caballeria federal IL v NJ de la Ter
ccra hay ahora en- la ciudad u%uinicntos
hombres y u ~ametralladora. al mando
del mayor Sedgwick Rice. DE las fuer-
zas lleeadas anoche. ri primer trcn mill
tar lego al anochecer. d~esembarrando
Embellishments SUI co~ntingente en- la es.
tacion dc carga. POGO despucs de media
noche llcgo I'll segundo tren. permaneci.
cndo In tropa en- To- carroS hasta n alba.
pasando despues a Fort Brown lii banda
del regimiento no acompano n las tropas.
Dicese que uno de los cinco transpor.
les que aver por In tarde salieron de
Galveston con In Qninta Brigada. dcsem.
barbara on 81 paso Brazos Santiago o EN-
la boca del rio una fuerza considerable,
con objeto dc impedir In possible entrada
de expediciones flibusteras. Parece que
no seria impracticable para embaracion.
e. dc POGO calado al subir por FL Rio
Grande hacia los differences puntosc de
la frontera.
III primer tren con Guardia Nacional
de Texas llcogoa Brownsville n las $50
dc Ia manana. Esta fucrza virne al man
do del captain Dallas j. Matthews. de
Houston. uno dc los militares mas repu.
tados de Texas: G incluia IL Compania A
Third Texas Infantry. captain Dallas
j Matthews; Troop A. escuadron de cab
~alleria. The Houston I~ighteuard. capi.
tan J. X. Edmundson. ambos DC Houston:
In compania q. Third Texas Infantry de
Galveston. captain A. Baushell: compan-
In +. Second Texas Infantry de Austin,
captain T.. q. Hutchings.
FL captain George Y Head de In CON-
pania l.. Third Texas Infantry browns
vile Rilesl hizo los preparativos neccs-
arios para acampar a los mnchachos de
] aguardia nacional. Para In i~nfanteria
So prepare 81 campamento on cI Cemcnte-
rio Nacional. al SUR Il Fort Brown. '
cerca de ALI Sc establecio el de In cabal.
leria. FL lugar es uno de los mas boni-
tos de In ciudad. DONNA In vista de- los
alrededores de la ciudad y lie los pasos
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Washington. abril 25.-Prcguntalo
hov FL Secretario de guerra Garrison
cual es FL objeto de In movilizacion lie
las tropas contesto simplemente
que las tropas americanas envi-
ADDS EN- Veracruz van ALA Sen
servicio.' No auiso hacer ninenna otra
declaration rcspecto del embarque dc IA
Quinta Division en- Galveston.
I'll Departamento anuncio que hoy
mismo saldran para Veracruz tantas
tropas como sea possible acomo1ar. per
tenecientcs al Fourth Field Artillery. v
.el resto saldra en- otro buque nan
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E1IlulY'r -

FL Paso. abril oJ.-Se publican inter
esantes detalles sobre la amistosa acti-
tnd. asumida por q general Villa al pro
pio tempo que Sc transmitia a Bryan In
nOta de Carranza. La Erase dc Villa a Ca.
rOthers. de que Sc e~vitaria "caer en- la
ultima trampa ideada por Huerta' forma
el f0nd0 de la opinion de todos los con
stit~nciOnalistas Villa agrego: "espero
que los americanos embotcllcn c0mplcia
nente Veracrux; al almirante ma hecho
10 que nosotros hubieramos tardado mu.
chO tempo en- hacer."
Villa entrego "a Carother cien tapetes
tejidOs de fina lana. con que guerra OBJ
SECULAR nj general Scott. quien reciente-
mente dej0 Fort Bliss para ser Jefc dc
Estado Mayor G en- Washington. Caro-
theirs so obligo a hacer llegar el regalo
q sus destino.
Villa dice que todas las dificultades
ron los %extranjeros, cxcepto los espan-
0les, en- Torreon han quedado arrcgladas
y que Sc sacara su algodon. pagando I'm
impuestO de guerra que tolos han acep-
tadO. FL alg0don he los espaonles no cs.
In comprendido "a este arrcglo porque
fue cOnfiscado. Hay 5000 balas, con un
valOr de $i50,OO0.
FL agente confidential de Carranza.
Roberto v. Pcsquira. insistc en- afirmar
que la nota dirigida por su iefc Il >ccrc.
tariO Bryan. no tuyo por objeto amcna.
EAR con In guerra sino abrir paso Il las
negOciaciones proprias de una s~itnacio
tan delicada como la prcscnte. Si Carran.
IA fuese %reconocido como ~presidente de