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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
EMIGRANT DEPOT
BECOMES HOSPITAL

The great emigrant railroad station
of the North German Lloyd at Bremen,
which was completed last April TO pro-
vide temporary quarters for emigrants
departing for America, has been turned
over to the Red Cross for hospital pur-
poses, according to letter received
Yesterday from Bremen by Messrs
Oelrichs & Co., general agents OF the
North German Lloyd in the United
States.
While the troops were passing
through Bremen on their way to the
front the great buildings were used 70
shelter the soldiers. AS many as 1O,-
600 a day found quarters under its
roof, where they were provided with
soup, meat, sandwiches, fruit and bev-
erages, cigars and even postcards
The women OF Bremen and the mem
bers of the Association Of Young Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Outside of That, of Course.

Harry Hoch, the young pitcher of the
St. Louis Browns, has as much speed
as Walter Johnson and would measure
up to the standard of the Washington
star, the st. Louis critics say, if he
only had control, deceptive motion to
keep runners close to the bags, was a
bit faster fielding hunts and knew how
to use his head in the pinches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
)uirpet and Travers
Pair for Golf Title

TEMPTING to jump, knocked the other
ball into the cup,
Fownes was then 1 up--an advantage
he maintained until he lost the seven
teenth hole by taking three puts. lie
also went wide on his second shot to
the home hole, the ball hitting a spec
tator. Fownes made fine try on his
big putt for after pitching on the
green, but the ball needed another turn,
Ouimet got home with drive and an
iron and made his without trouble.
The card follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Record for the Great Zim.

Heinie Zimmerman is out to estap-
l;sb a record for being put out of the
game by the umpires. The Cub third
Stacker has been banished by the aroi-
tiers no less than nine times this sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Lisbon. Aug S7--venlero qtaD. New York.
Greonock Sept 3-Crathome (Nor). New
York.
Pernambuco. Sept s-Kent (Br) from Nal
bourne. etc) Boston and New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Little Work for Metzger.

George Metzger, the third baseman
of the Los Angeles racine CoaLC
League team, recently playeo VnIoGs, u
four consecutive games without ge'''hs
a single fielding chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close y. Y
Destination and steamer GAO n m
Hawaii Cid San Francisco)-Matsonla.S Sept 1
Hawaii, Japan, Corca, China Philip
pines via San FranCsCo)-Chiyo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and Forecast.-wsshing-
ton, Sept with the exception Of show
ers In the last twenty-four hours In the
region of the Great Lakes and along the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts. fair weather was
the rule throughout the country. A further
fall In temperature has taken plaza In the
middle Atlantic and New England states.
the upper Ohio valley and the lower lake
region. while reaction to higher tempera-
ture Is In progress over the plains states.
tho highest reading recorded being lO2
degrees at Concordla. KAN No storm OF
Importance appears. within the field OF OBJ
seTyatlOn.
The Indications are that the weather will
be generally fair throughout the country
Saturday and sunday, except that showers
are probable In Florida. The temperature
will rise Saturday In the upper lake region
aud the upper Mississippi valley, Saturday
and Sunday In tho lower lake region and
Ohio Valley and Sunday in the middle At
lantlc states IL will fall sunday In the
plains states and Rocky Mountain region.
Winds for Saturday and Sundny.-North
Atlantic, moderate west: middle Atlantic,
lLyht 10 moderate west and northwest
sSuth Atlantic, east Gulf and west Gulf,
moderate variable; upper lakes, moderate
variable. becoming south, lower lakes
moderate variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
ARRIVED

Steamers Montserrat Vera Cruz Aug y and
havana 81. To the Compania TraSatlantiCa
with Is first. n second cabin and 2Js Storage
passengers and mdsc. Ear, midnight
Lux UIrJ. Bilbao Aug II. to David 7 War
den. in ballast. Bar. $50 a m
Georgian, Hilo juno =, PernambuCO Aug
10 and Philadelphia Sept 3. 10 the American
Hawaiian IS co. with ndsc. Rdr. midnight
city OF 81 Louis. savannah Sept ]. 10 the
Ocean Ss Co with passengers and mdse
quarantine, BIOS "A m
III Orieutc, Galveston Aug %. 10 the South
crn Pacific Co, with mdse. Quarantine, sos
a M.
M.IIinocket. Stockton, to the Great North
cTn Paper co. with paper. Vessel 20 II
Bun & 90 Quarantine. 10 IN.
Tetpr Hamre ,Non. Philadelphia Sept 3, to
the West India Sc 60, In ballast. Left Quar-
autinc 1890 q m.
GARLIC G}r,. Boston Sept 2. to the United
Fruit 60. in ballast. Left Quarantine 80
Orinamme Bn. Dartmouth Aug 10. to D 7
Warden In ballast. Bar 1910 a m.
Cedric OBI. Liverpool Aug y and Queens
town ~ tn the White star Line. with 8I
senCcrs and mdse. Bar, l@:5i m.
Iutetian tRrI. bordeaux Aug 20 10 David
r Warden I'm ballast Bar, a m.
Apache Jacksonville Sept and Charleston
. 10 the clyde IS 60. with passengers and
mdse Quarantine, 2:05 m.
JEFFERSON. Newport News and Norfolk. TO
the Old Dominion SIS 60. with passengers ana
mdse. Quarantine, go p m. -
Pawnce Philadelphia, TO the clyde So Co.
with mdsc Quarantine. 20 p III. -
STANDARD OIL Co. with mdse. quarantine h'-'
sTimosa OBJ. Iono June 10. Manila lS'
cfncarore % Sabang %. Port said July -
AlCicrs Aug . Gibraltar am 'N 1T-PU u =, 10
70 Earher & 60. with mdse. Bar -l0 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Travis Leads in Morning.

If the Travers-T Travis match could
have stopped at the ninth hole of the
morning round, Travis would have been
the winner by a substantial margin.
He was up in the first holes played,
for Travers took three puts on the
first green, losing it; put his second
shot in the brock near the second green
and, promptly picking up his ball, drove
in the bunker in front Of the fourth
green. After taking one hack at the
ball without getting it up over the en-
bSnkment, he picked it up again. He
did win the fifth, but again was bunk
cred at the sixth and picked up there.
The next three holes were halved, so
Travis was 3 up at the turn.
One Of these he lost by loose iron
play 70 the tenth, and after halve at
the eleventh Travers pitched r second
dead at the twelfth and got his 3. He
squared the match by driving the thir-
teenth green to within seven feet OF
the cup. Three was good enough TO
vim
Travers took the lead for the first
time in the match at the fifteenth hole,
where Travis was short with a spoon
shot. They halvcd the sixteenth and
Travis squared the match by getting
his at the seventeenth, where ira
verS did not get good second. The
match. therefore, was square going TO
the home hole. Here Travers was
over the green in two and pitched back
dead for 4, whereas Travis took three
to get on and two puts.
Starting l up in the afternoon. Ira
vers won the first hole, where Travis
took three to the green and as many
putts On the second TraVers sliced
lis second to the rough hole high and
then pitched his approach over the
green into a trap and picked up. He
became up at the third, where Ira
Wis took three puts They halved the
fourth and fifth, and 8, and at the
sixth. after Travis had laid his tee shot
eight feet from the pin and Travers
was in bunker, half buried in a loot
print. the champion played out to
within six inches of the hole and gained
u h 1ya in -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
Travis Meakens at End.

Travis took five to the seventh green
and picked up. They halvcd the eighth
i'm four, but Travis won the ninth:
Travers failing to negotiate half
stymic. Travers. with drive and
midron to the long tenth, was with
i'm fifteen feet Of the hole, and won
easily with "a The next three holes
were halved in par figures. Travers
Won the fourteenth and concluded the
match by holjng a 25-foot putt at the
fifteenth, making him 3 up and to
play.
The card follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Highest temperature yesterday, Is tat 1880
D. M: lowest, q (at 10 p. M; average, Il;
average for corresponding date last year, &c;
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, 20.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and TO NOR
row: light 10 moderate west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
AFTERNOON ROUND.
The summary follows:

1.r.,..rs I.rg.r Mouclair. beat Waiter }.
Travis Garden CIV 81 mp and To GO
Francis DliIrgt. Woodland beat W. /.
FrNq,s. lr. Oakmont. ! up.
Although Ouimct scored more bril-
liantly than Travers, a comparison OF
their cards shows that at match play
I'D to the time 9rayers ended his CON
test on the fifteenth green they would
have been all square. This includes an
anuroximatcd 6 at the second hole in
the afternoon, where the champion
picked up.
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WORK WANTED.


CHAUFFEUR, y, neat appearance, desires
nogItion with private family or physician.
carefuI driver LCder. 232 ThroOp ay..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Female.
A bright capable young woman,
expert on transcription from the
dictaphone, and competent in
stenography, is wanted as Man
ayers assistant in business Of
Gce. Must he ambitious, inter-
ested in her work, and DESTROYS
of becoming familiar with every
detail. Christian preferred. State
salary desired, previous expert
ence, and age. Permanent Box
20. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Barometer Readings.
a m...-o.93 ] p. % p. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Sunrise. $50; sunset. 028: moon rises.
$40; moons age, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Ijycrpoo, Sept 3. 3 m-st Louis Ne"
parD,,,da Sept I-Trinidad OBJ, New YORK.
sept 4-Baltic 'Br, New YORK
for Liverpool . ,pl Nsu
I, ondon. sept HNarrasansetV 'n'''
mi Sent 2-Marengo CRD. Ne" YORK
SAILED. $50, -,
Copcnhagcn, Sept 4-I'rcderik VII 'Ddn''
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Forecast for Special LOcalitles.-Eastern
New York and New England. fair to-day
and to-m0rroW.
New Jersey, Western New York, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland. tho District
Of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia
fair to-day and tomorrow, with rising tenn
peraturc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Sa. ms p. m......4: Sp. m...".6i
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INSECT APPROXIMATIONS.

REDBUos, reaches, ExTERMINATEsoD
IN four hours; scientific method. bGSsLEH
CO.. SIS West 10th audubon hso'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

Local Official Record The following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty -four hours in comparison with the
cnrresDondinR date OF last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05

HIGH WATER.
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SAILED.

STEAMERS Petra CNor. Norfolk. Madison
xorfoIk and Newport News; korona lfsr,'
iI,,,rftra: Navaroe. Wilmington AMI "eo'se
tovu. EFparta OBrj. Kingston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-05
FOREIGN RESORTS.
LONDON HOTELS
THE CARLTON.
Hotel, Restaurant,
and Grill Room.
LON DON.
LONDON HOTELS
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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sIn,nIe thing 10 patent? Protect your Ideas
they may bring you wealth. Write TO-
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Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Friday, September 4.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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CARPET CLEANING.
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
MEN with patentable IDEAS write Randolph
20 patent Solicitors, Washington, y. G.
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and sixteenth.
Horse and age VT Jockey Fin
Wooden shoes. g.. % sumter ....... u
Naiad, 3 ..........1O4 Co.. McCahey ..... 20
Golden Prime. 3....lOO .... Ural .......... 3
starr good. Won easily Time. l:43la.
Winner. ch. G hv RurEomaster- Breakdown.
owner. Quincy Stable. Trainer. +. Phelan.
Ectting Wooden Shoes. to and out:
Naiad. , TO I ard out; Golden Prime. 10
and even.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20
ZPRAVY 2 BRUNO, NEB.

- Minute Gtery Y stay maDzel.
NY ystoupil mladg pan kefucba,
syn yAzeDtho zdejsiho osadnika
p. Tom Rcfucby, yyyoIiy sobe va
druzku sleGDu N0yaGkoyu, dceru
roynGz znamtho zdejsiho krajana
p. Jos. NoyaGka. Blabem zaflci
sDoubcnce v zdejsim katol. koste-
Ie DerozluGnym poutem manzel-
skym spoil ylp. Zalud. Po odby.
tych obfadech byIa ma pocest no
vomanzeln a sezyangch hosti V
dome rodiGu neytsty uspofadana
skvtla svatebni hostlna. Noyo-
NAMELY proyazi mole srdecn6
blahopfani.
- Frank Okrina, byyaIy dopi,
soyateI, nemA nyni ami dost ma.
10 Gasu ma psani zprav, nebot jest
pin6 zamGstnan barvenim domtI
n vyIepovanfm Iidskych prfbytku.
- Jiz pristi sobotu zdejA So
koI pofada svoji veIkolepou vi
bavu, pfi kterfz hudba Trojano-
va budc nGinkovat.
- V ned6li nasi Skolaci hrAIi
zde = chIapci \ Able mic. ByIa to
pryni jejich hra "A take tastn6
prohraIi - Bruno ) - Able l.
- Pan Ed. IIIavaG V prav6 mi
nuIych dncch nastoupiI misto Ja-
ko Gisnik hostinci p. Stanley
MaIl|-ho.
- Prijdte 81 prohIednouti nase
bromosvody -- BIatny Impl Go:
mali jc ma sklad6 a pfi zavad6ni
"a praci ruGi. NeGekejte, al Vam
blesk vase budovy zapaIi.'
Ipravodaj.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20

Kdyz zprava o dobyti Vera
Cruz dostala Sc na zapadni po-
tsezi, Mexikani spatrovali tom
pry zahdjcni valky "A dlouho ta-
jena nenavisf proti AmerlGantm
propukla. Tito vSichni opouSteIi
svG domovy ze strachu, ze byIl by
zavrazd6ni, kdyby ztistali.
Kdyz Cetriana vyjizdtla \ pff-
staviste, byl pry uGin6n pokus
Gtyrmi mexickymi parniky zata-
rasiti j cestu n stfelba \ rucnic
byla ma nj zahdjena. N6ktere 4
yypalenych kuli zasahIy pry par
nix. Die vypraveni uprchlikI,
nejmenG dvacet Americana bylo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20
SOCIALISTS POSTAVf 81 Ma
RODNf STAN.

Narodni vykonny vybor socia-
listickG strany ma SVEN sjezdu v
Chicagu prijal plany pro posta-
venf budovy, jez by slouzila IA
narodni stan. Budou tam spray
nj tiradovny, Gasopis, ktery bude
stranou zaIozen a mistnosti pro
schdzc a zabavy. Fond 100000
byl opatren k stavbG Sc prikro-
Il, jakmile clenstvo strany schva-
II tento plan refcrendcm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20
i-LENkiANN z LANSING
A.pCpGE 4 -lAtiak

Toto lauu nvlnaNelAl lOspefatie
amvflrkNeh plnomoeulka na mi
rove kmlvrenei Niagara falls,
,lul. VA hNfvlsl easti ahFatku
iesl t'retleftek " lsrhaann, ie
,len 1 ampflek sch kolaisatn Re'
hvFt t,auslag, rFasnl taslve ulha
ia slaM a II lSrelNal lleslss ~
AFstAf amsrlek sch sAs.,nea llals
issl ~as,lev 1eesph Il l.aaar dfV
~ ! kaMtsafn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20
Uprchlici v San Francisku.

Zpravy o vrazdach Americana,
uv6zn6ni americktho konsula Ed
wardse 2 Acapulco a mnohych j.
nych sverepostech IN zapadnim
pobrezi Mexika, prineseny byly Y
ned6li do San Franciska dnstoj-
Milky n $50 uprchliky ma britt
cktm parniku Cetriana, ktery Y
prvne zmin6n6m m6st6 pristal 4
Manzanilla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20

povrozdtno na zapadDlm pobfe.
II v okoli uanzaniIla, aysak zpra.
Wy tyto postradaji potwzeni q
jest mono, ze ntkteH tech po.
lrfesoyaDfch ~ zacbrhDiIi neb by.
II p0nzc nytzntni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20

eeloyG konstrukce a l6s stop
dlouhy. Jeho zniteni nebude mi
ii vlivu na spojeni Mestem Me
xikem, jezto hlavni linie vede po
MexickG Ustfedni drazc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20

PkgHl hollllbhflllH pTcu JcJlcH od-
jezdem ma porady do Niagara
Falls, Ont, ze Spoj. Stdty podrzi
sve yojsko We Vera Cruz, pokud
mczicky problem nebude 1pln6
rozIust6n. Jinak medal president
americkym komisardm - soudci
Lamarovi, piisedicimu Nejyyssi-
no soudu Spojcnych Statd a +.
w. Lchmannovi, dfiv6jsimu ge.
ncralnimu solicitoru odboru spra-
ycdInosti diplomatick6mu Sc
kretafi II. PerciyaIu Dodge-ovi --
zadnych urGitych instrukci.
Bylo jim reGmo, ably wall Y
Ivabu vsecky ndvrhy yyslanch
ri jiho-americkych republik. Mic
meme vsak president projevil mi
n6ni, ze trvalGho miru lie dosicl
iedine odstran6nim lImeriovy ad-
ministrace n 2aIo2enim peynt pro-
zatimni vlady, kterd by vypsaIa
voIbu, ma niz vsecky strany a
frakce bez zavady mohIy by bra
ii iI6astcnstW a mimo TO pflstou-
pila by k mst6ni agrarniho pro-
blemu a jinych otazek, jez privo-
dily revoluci.
President Wilson 81 preje, ably
k lusteni mexick6 otazky Sc pri.
kroGilo cd samych zaklada wa
ly Sc v nvahu hospodafsk6 prin-
eipy, pro nez Iapata ma jihu, ja-
koz Carranza ma severn bojuji a
rovnez chr6neny byly spravedll-
VI zajmy lidi 1zemi nyni kon-
trolovan6m Huertovou vladou.
B6hem dne dosla depese Me-
sta Mexika jednoho cizich diplo-
matn We WashingtonG sdelujici,
ze gen. Huerta jest hotov resigno-
vat dovoli prS svym zdstupcGm
ma mirovych poradach pristoupitl
na jcho vymezeni, bude-li toho
tfeba. Jedinou jeho podminkou
jest, ze pfedcm dojde k urcitemu
dorozum6ni, jaky druh vlady po'
tom nastoupi.
'lluertoyi delegati nikdy me-
svoli k vyb6ru IA prozatimniho
presidenta kterehokoli z vojen.
skyeh muzu konstitueionalistn,"
vyjadril Sc jisty diplomat We
Washington6, jenz mel dlouhou
poradu s lluertovymi zastupcl.
"Oni chteji vsak nGkoho IA pro-
zatimniho presidenta, jenz zaruti
poctivou volbu vsem stranam
s1Gasmenfm a jenz nebyl yojen-
skym strannikem,"
Tento nahled shoduIe sc o.
nim projeyenym lidmi, kteri NELL
rozmluvy : Iluertoyyml dclegaty
We Washingtont, MeSlkani ode
pfel vsak pronaditi povahu iich
dlouhe konferenee Iluertou
pred odjezdem,
Novy velitel ma miste gen, Maase.
President lluerta ustanoyll gen.
Rubio Nayaretta yelitelem meNt.
cktho vojska pred Vera Cruz, n
hlaynim stanem Y tordohe, FRA
Vi -, ~ gen Maasc poyolal dt'
ktator 10 sidelniho mesta, ably
icj pestayil \ colo syeho yolska
pro seyer, konstltueionallstam,
,,rn. Nayaretlv jest mnlem, VI
ktertho llurrta ysdyeky mel ri
uou duyeru d jest pokladan "a
uellrpSihO ielostfelevkehe do
stujnika mexleke armade ~
hsl Mas yys,tidau, tom 1ola'
il iesie imt peyest', lluefte az
hyl prs sl,okaien leho rskeFdenA
Ne Vera IFue. Alereata mestu ~
klld,l huv,l na poeatku helr aulA
hs hSl syyolal ssseke sNt Nolsee
a pak ps Mas peaslsal sNehe
NAsaksAe possaveul ! eaahslhu
rr@rsehu 'fak "a pFlslsd sAao
uskayal pFt aha kasy saAafl
-, "a eku pru 40 selske -
tina pFuslal te svhkSm Nsdel
kvm
rSmplea v Fakea peva.Alea
We slfesM ptsslasaI aasala faaa
t,ea ssfvsls.ke elslashe pFaaAs
sla, paslla ,le sakvAs pesssalesA, !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-05-20

dtFHlu IHhHlh HcIll
SiIny Iijdk, ktery zapIayil nj.
kopy n vrhal cclG proudly yod do
obIitejd federdlnich yojakh, pfi-
spell k jich porhzcc, die vypray6-
nj Americana, ktefi prijeIi v SO
botu do Vera Cruz \ Tampica.
Utok, skontivsi vit6zstvim kon.
stitucionalistu, zahdjen byI Y pom
deli veGer, kdyz dcset poInich a
Gtrnact strojovych del rozestaye-
no bylo ma vysin6 seyernG cd me
sta. Cd tf chvile AZ 1000 NUN
u federalnf posddky pod gen. Ia
ragozou vyklidilo m6sto "a stras-
ntho lijaku, rachot del sIyshn byl
neustale. Velika della konstituci.
onalist1 phsobIa hroznG spousty
We federaInich zdkopech a konec.
ne diva d6lov6 Gluny IIuertoyy do
nuccny byIy couvnouti doId po
rcce Panuco.
kdyz ncbczpeci vAletnych lodi
minulo, general Gonzales Louis
Caballero vrhli celou syoji hoto.
vost 1000 muzd proti federdlnim
zakophm, kdezto jejich della chrli-
la smrtonosny oheh do m6sta. Pod
timto spojenym Gtokem federaIni
llnie byly prolomeny a gen, Cara
goza, kdyz byl proved vyhozeni
kasdren, naridil 1stup ma ceIe Ga.
re. Mnozi z jeho ddstojnik6
muzd nasli 1tocist6 ma d6IovJch
clunech, jez pustily Sc dolu po re-
ce u zakotvily pod oehranou del
americkt flotilly.
Ve6er jiz ulice Tampica byly
patroloydny jizdou konstitueiono.
listd a cizinci vyzvani, ably Sc vrd
till v6novali Sc sym obchodum
pod zarukou bezpeGnG ochrOny
Vsecky hostincc byly pozavirdny.
V depesi zaslane odboru ma
moinictva We Gtvrtek, admiral
Mayo oznamil, 10 americkG vdleG'
ne lodi opetne vypluly vzhtlru po
icce Z venkovniho pfistavu a ze
We m6st6 panovalo tieho. We ven.
kovnim pristavu znstaly mexickG
delovt Gluny pine federalnich vo
iaku, kteii ma mich nasli iitoGlst6.
jest pravdepodobno, ze mezi nj
mi naltza Ne velitel, jenz odeprel
pozdraviti americkou vlajku n
tim privodil vysaaeni americkeho
vojska We Vera Cruz.
vitezny postup konstituciona,
listu.
Gen. tarranza telegratoval V so
botu Z Durango do Juarezu, ze
generaIovG l.uclo Blanco II Rafael
Ruclna dohyli Tepic, hlayni me-
sto stdtu tthoz jmtna po tube bit
ye trvava vice nel Gtyfiadyacet
hodiu. fotet zahitych a rane
nteh nehyl ndan Y teto depeSl
uejvysSiho natelnika revoluee, Il
vSak sdeleno nj dale, ~ konsti
tucionalistt dohyli tee mesto san
Exeutnilan a voleuskou
stanlei san MAS
nohyti 'repien san l'las ma
yelikmt strategiekou dnlealtost,
irllo umolni postup gen, Aware
Ohreeoua do stam Jallseo 4 na
luesto tiuadalajara, iedno Z mel
li,lnalelsieh \ MeSiku,
\ seho,u ohsaelli poystalel me
.tn fnspau, VA YNehodpim pohte
Il repuhliky metl Tampico q We
il tfua. kde fvleralni posadka
aekla,lla ladntho odporu, Nasle
lullgln mestem, na nea nsletl
svu villa, jest Saltlllc Ma prS |
i skaro aplas ohklieene
2slexnienl moal vyhoaen,
\ uetltli SEA, tNlpslan ebnautl |
slbepu salks, b. mesl SAT- taan
,l~ea ia Mss,eeeAnske slrats lisa
etusm mll al Vera true, bsl tui
.ep fpsa patNFsae aelSeisl
llaats ssl sFiaAslnleh asla,lkA, |
Alstl ~ slss ,lua susall lam pe
lasa, As,l ,lva tNlnslen uspEasA
lakxm apAsahea lassal hsl tasesh, |
.ysAk pbsatA - "a tvslvFasnua
.alAkam Nsss. klsF, = lns.l
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DiktdtOr Husri, s,,st ochOten ustoupiti
Americke vojSko Vera ncbudc vsak odvolano po
kud Mexiku nebude zednan kid GStavni vada
pevn6 zaozena.

Tampco stfedko oejneho prumysu rukou konsuconasth
take zapadnim pobfeA nekolk NEST dobyE
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rNmplee ' rukea pesa'Alea

Ne sgfesiu pslslasnI assala taus
p,ea stlvsls.ka elslashe pFaas
.la, paslle ,le uAkea passsalesl,
ktsss i lss.lsslana asaAu tsFessh
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-05-13
PERSONALS.

Mr.. NJ. NJ Dickerson was in Lexing
ton, Monday.
Mrs. James Crutcher spent Thursday
in Lexington.
Prof. John Boothe is visiting his father
at the Normal.
Mr.. John l. Flora was in Nicholasyille,
Tuesday, on business.
Mr.. ]. X Worrel, of Missouri, is visu-
ing friends here.
Misses May and Robby James are out
after ten days illness.
DIR. III. c. Jasper is spending ten days
on his plantation in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Allen motored
to Lexington for the day Friday.
Governor McCreary was an honored
guest here the first of the week.
Miss Frances G. Hevelo was in Lex
ington for a short stay Saturday.
Mrs c. H. Park is wishing Mrs T. II.
Wells in Frankfort for several days.
Mr.. Leslie Pigg visited relatives in
Lexington the latter part of last week.