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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
MRS. FRANK LUCAS OF MAR.
TINS FERRY Is ONE OF
CLAIMANTS.
Matter viii BE Put Up to Judge
Of Common Pleas Court at
st ClairsviIle To-day.

7pecisl Dispatch TO the Intelligence
CANTON. o, July 27.-Tyo sisters
Mrs. Frank Lucas. OF Martins Ferry.
and Mrs. George Bassett. Of FLEMING
NY who each claim 10 be the rightfuI
mother Of an eight year old girI held
IN the county Jail here. will carry their
dispute 70 the probate Judge Of poI.
mont county for settlement lust a.
two women In Bible times preaented
the same sort OF question 10 the yvise
hinR solomon. then ruler Of Israel
IN the ancient case. Solomon award
ed the baby to a woman wbot.
moihf r-love made her object 10 cut
uhE the child In two a. the King sue
Eested. Mrs. Bassett started habess
corpus proceedings In Belmont county
70 compel Mrs. Lucas 20 give up the
child. The sheriff of Belmont Counf
" had been unable 20 locate Mrs IN.
cas- and Mrs. Bassett herself traces
her 70 Canton and had her arrested bv
Deputy Sheriff jackson last niehf
Mrs. Lucas and the child. Mrs Bssgeft
ana her husband. all departed for 81
Clalrsville, the county scat Of Bel
mont county. o-night 2 deputy sher-
~ Accompanying Mrs Lucas and the
little girl
Mrs. Lucas says she is the real
mother of the glrl because she has
reared her from habyhoOd Mrs Raa-
set. who gave birth n the child. mas
seen her but twice in over seven
years. Mrs. Lucas says
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
OPTIMISM
Prevails In All Quarters over Possl-.
btlities of Peace IN MeSleo-OeI-
egates Leave for SaltiIIo.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. July ~
Secretary Bryan tonight announced
that the situation as between the Car
baJal government and the Constitu.
tionalists in Mexico was "progressinR
very satisfactorily toward a settle.
ment. The delegates appointed bv
Provisional President Carbajal left
Mexico city to-day for Saltillo, where
NE peace conference will take place,
and there Is every inc:cation. accord.
ing 10 state Department adyices. that
an amicable arrangement will be
made TO hand over To the Constitution
alists the reins of government.
AdNices from Southern Mexico
stated that the ENJOYS sent by Carran.
~ 10 discuss the general situation in
mexico with emissaries OF Zapata had
had long conference to-day. which
was in every respect satisfactory Of.
Metals now expect that Zapata will CO.
operate with the Constitutionalists IN
maintaining peace in Mexico.
Cslderon Disabled.
Word was received here tonight
that Fernando lglesias Calderon. who
Is 10 be minister of foreign affairs I'm
tarranZa's cabinet. had met with an
accident In New York City. and was
suffering with broken leg He was
TO have proceeded 20 Carranza's head
quarters and would have been one of
Carranza's delegates In the forthcom.
ing conferences.
.Lembers OF the Constitutionalist
junta in Washington said they inter
preted Csrbajals appointment OF the
peace commission as meaning that the
hrst chief probably would enter Mex-
icO city before the middle OF August.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
TESTIMONY In
last Witness In Paris Murder Case
Completes Evidence and Attor.
neys VIII Sum Up Today.

PARIS July -Tcatimonv IN the
trial Of Mwo. UpnriDffo Calllaux for
Tho murd of Castor Calmetfe editor
0i Tho Fisaru. wHa completed to-day.
counsel iOf The prosecution and de-.
fenro will -uW uu tomorrow
While Henry Bernstein. tho piav.
wriEht. was giving hI. deposition to
day fhr applause and h0ofine caused
uch an uproar that Iudrc Nlhanel had
The court cleared and suspended the
sitting The playwright abandoned
al srmhlarrr of courtesy addressing
Tho former premier enc husband %
fhr prisoner aa "fHIiauV.' without
any prefix
I'VE have just witnessed The French
treasury committing "a felony by an.
rropri1fine Will and turning 10 over
to CaiIlauv. ho said Then We have
.oon ministers of state come here and
declare In order fo cover up their for
m'r collraguo that diplomatic docu-
mcnte accepted with thanks hv tha
President of tho Republic. are for
Eerics Either President poincare is
feeble minded or his ministers have
lied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
TWO WOMEN BOTH CLAIM TO
BE MOTHER OF LITTLE GIRL
RIOTING
Broke Out Afresh N Dublin Last
Night But Was Soon Suppressed
-Populace Anaoned al
Soldiers Actions

DUBLIN. July 27-Rioting broke
out again tonight. but subsidized with
out serious results The rumor was
anoat tnat the Scottish Borderers
would entrain AZ the Amiens street
station. A great crowd. for the most
part from the slums. surrounded the
station. The rioters amused them
selves by stoning street cars
Six hundred volunteers paraded
through the streets. a crowd Of 1000
following them. marching In step and
singing Feeling runs high through
out Nationalist Ireland Town coua-
clls are adopting resolutions denOunc-
Ing The Massacre. The soldiers OF
tho Limerick end Kilkenny garrisons
are confined 20 barracks. and concerts
ty military bands IN several towns
have been cancelled
The lord mayor % Dublin has called
p mectinc Of the magistrates 20 con
sidor tho action N the Castle authori-
ties in calling out the police and sold
ierE without consulting the city Of
metals The police threaten a strike
unlFss those members Of the depart
ment who we're dismissed for dis
obedience ~ orders are reinstated
" ts announced here that Sir John
hnss. tho police commissioner resign
% ~ protest against the suspen-
sion of Deputy Commissioner Harreii.
Ih" Nationalists are delighted As
Iommiesioner Ross was unpopular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
WHITE SLAVE CASE
OF Most Revolving Character Un.
earthed AZ Cumberland - oirIa
Father and Companion Arrested 4

Special Dispatch 60 the Inteiiigencer.
CUMBERLAND. Md. july 81
Camelia Martucci. the 13.year-old
girl who was lured from her home In
Baltimore and who was mistreated al
railroad construction camps az Mag
nolia and near Martinsburg. w Va.
was found concealed In a small room
az fdgerstCwn, whore an Italian kent
q commissary Saturday. She was a
physical wreck and told a narrowing
story OF what she had suffered At the
hands OF Frank MarapOdi. aged 23.
who DE- under arrest and who was
threatened with lynching BY women OF
HaEerstoWn yesterday a. the railway
station when he was taken TO Balti.
more on white slave charge. ON
tow charges 10th OF a serious ma
ture. Amato Martucci. 40 years old.
fdtehr 81 the girl. was taken into Gus.
tody yesterday The father. IL ia
allered. was In the conspiracy which
ended Tn the most shameful treatment
of The child. who is now under the
care ~ two physicians. Special
Agent John J Grurevich of the gov.
eminent says 90 is one of the worst
white slave cases with which be has
ever come On contact
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
PROGRESS
Made In the Senate On Antitrust
Legislation When the First Vote
On An Amendment Was Taken

WASHINGTON. July 27.-ActuaI
progress today rewarded Efforts of
administration senator's 20 expedite
frrst legislation. and the FIRST vote
on an amendment 10 the Interstate
trade Commission bill vas reached
lev Republican senators sought for
time 20 hold up the measure. but
they quickly abandoned the effort and
Democratic leaders now hope 10 get
hnal vote on the FIRST OF the trust
mea ures by Saturday night.
The amendment adopted by vote
of 80 10 70, would apply 10 the soc.
ton of the TN relating 20 unfair com.
petition and would provide that no
order of finding OF the proposed com.
mission Cf of court In connection
herewith. should be admissibIe as
evidence in any suit civil or criminal
brought under the anti-frusf lsv.a
Senators Sutherland and Rrardevoc
Republicans. vigorously opposed tho
amendment
Republican senators have called a
difference for tomorrow 20 discuss
.ne trust legislative program and tho
General situation Most Of them want
% aid the Democrats in hartorine
eElslation 30 that congress may ad
iourr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
FARMER SUICIDES
VIM. hurley Living Near mononash
Fires Bullet in Brain In Fit
of oespondeney.

special Dispatch 10 the Int.iiiFcnccr.
FAlRMONT. West Va. July p
william Hurley. aged 81 farmer liv.
M near Mononrah committed suicide
thls afternoon at his home Hurley
has vile and one daughter living.
hui mas been separated from his tam
ily Tor several years Formerly Hur.
10y was hard drinker and since tho
state went dry IL Be- claimed he has
tcen despondent and it is believed
t"re that his desire for drink. which
p, could not secure. caused bis act
Hc had hired two mon Eliza Levele
snu Douglas Carlton 20 pick apples In
his orchard and about 8 O'Clock re-.
tired 10 his house telling them ho was
tired but for them 90 continue work
Hardly had he reached the house
wren the report of n gun was heard
tnvcEuEating they found bis ufelrea
body. he had sent a revolver bullet
into his mouth. and if penetrated the
tiain. After an Investigation by
county coroner. Lloyd the death usa
pronounced suicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
Warning Factions Clash; Still Hope For Peacl
M. CALMETTE WAS IN THE
PAY OF HUNGARIAN GOVT.

NEW YORK. July s7.-The dis
closure Of the relations between Gas.
ton Calmette. as editor Of the Paris
Figaro. and the present Hungarian
government. though advantareous "a
the defense OF Nine Henrtotts Cal.
iauh uh IN her tral for the killing of
annette. was In fact a move In Hum.
SsriAn party politics. Count Michael
hAioiyl. leader OF the Hungarian Rad
l.ais' said here tonight on the eve
OF his departure for Hungary
Count karolyi confirmed hfZ na-,
IN furnishing N. CaIllauN with fbe
papers which the latter presented in
court In Paris to-day He said this
vas not done as service OF one
friend 10 another In trouble. though
ne responded affirmstively 20 a aues-
uon whether VI. CaillauN was A friend
of his.
The papers were OF this years date
count harolyi said. and were two in
number. One was a letter addressed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
THREE SUITS
s65.coo We're Ftisd
Against the 9. q O. BY Keyser Firms
For Damage From, Fire.

special fisrsf.n to tFe Intelligence
CUMBERLAND. Nd. July g7-
Suits were hled Boz tho United states
court here to-day by three firms Of
keyscr " Va arrrcsatiuE SG5.0l0
against fh" Baltimore a Ohio railroad
for ioss hy fro the fire is ALLEGED 90
have been kindled by sparks from a
locomotive. IN september. 1911 The
principals ars Thompson Furniture
oinpanY. $4,000 f0r goods stored ir
building Potomac Milling a Ice Com.
pany. Sl5.noO for loss ~ storage build.
lnE. and keysrr Milling Company
So. 600 for loss Of bdudinr and cor.
tents. The keysor Milling Company
building was opposite the Potomac
plant and ignited from the burning
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
BR UTAL WHIPPING
Columbus omeiai of National Guard
Faces Serious Chara- - Boy's
Ofense Was Minor One

Special rie0atch 90 me fntsifiFsrrsr
COLUMBUS Ohio Iult aT
Charges that Major H 50 Rush had
'thinpcd Fred Williams. aged i5. on
tho bare back with a strap. giving him
thirteen lashes and in1lct.nr serious
injuries. viii be invesfiFatcd by the
National Guard. Tho boy's back was
examined in tho Governor s once and
~ BE- said no has black ard blue marks
OF a 'RopulgiVc' nature Tho bov
rlid he tainted after receiving tho
18th lash but Bush denied this The
boy had been In Bush's care a. n biz
l-other but TODAY after the disclosure
% the lads condition he was returned
20 his father. q railroad man The
10y had been sccused of many MINOR
Cfenses but the one that led 20 the
recent chastisement was his taking r
dny on from work without permission
10 play baseball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28

10 n. Calmsttc by personaEes In Buda
pest. and the other from him TO them
Both we're written In French The
letters dealt With arrangements for Ia
Norable statements by the Figaro on
hungarian affairs
Count karolNi handed the docu
ments 20 NJ CaillauN while passing
through Paris on his way TO this
country. THIS Was after the indict.
ment OF Nine CaillauN The puhlica.
ton to-day IN the Paris court OF the
Tact OF which the letters are evidence.
was Nery satisfactory TO him. the
Count said
The letters. Count Karolyi con.
unued, furnish PROOF that Calmette.
OF whom u had been sought to make
hero. was actually IN the pay OF the
hungarian government. and had un.
dertaken 10 speak favorabiy OF IL in
the Figaro. though Hungary adhered
20 an alliance hostile 10 the interna.
uonal group OF which France Is a
member
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
NARROW ESCAPE
lrste Oh Man Waits In Doorway Wish
Nhe Ready 20 shoot Mail Carrier
Who Broke Up His Home

special I'l. Haich 10 TIE InfrIiiEt Etnrer.
PARK EBSBt W Va. July q
Ihe town 81 NrisCoc. near this city.
was thrown into Intense evcifsr,onf
ihis afternoon when H. l. Wasson. A
prominent oil man. stationed himself
IN front of his home with a rife In
lle hand prf pared. he said 10 shoot
down J. w Miller. o. mail carrier On
that route who hf charged with
breaking up his HON.
Muller Was warned and stayed auav
while two officers arrested Eaason
Later when srr8irucd iu court on "a
warrant charging him threatening 10
XIII Miller hc pleaded guilty and pre.
f0rr,d charge Of adultry against the
mail carrier ard alleged that the lat.
tor had his wife in his power. and
bad been making frequent visits TO-
his home during Wgason's pbaan4s
aud vas the father ~ child born fo
Mrs. WaerCn over n year ago Tho
case viii be- heard next Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
AGREE
senate and House conferees Get To-
eetner Or Appropriation Bills
Only One Left

WASHINGTON. july % - Com
piete agreements on the sundry civil
ana general deficiency appropriation
eills were reached today by the senate
ana houTc conforCcs. The Indian an
pfopTiation bill is the only supply
measure left In conference.
The Sundry civil bill authorizes the
President 10 rCarrange tho customs
collection districts without increasing
their number
provision In tho general def.
ciercy bill authorizes the treasurer to
adjust claims for s175 600 due heirs OF
tDnfederato officers in connection
ith prior service 10 the United states
army. The heirs Of Robert r. Lee
Fltzhugh lee. Stonevpll jackson and
other -outhcrn heros are among those
: no would benefit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
FOUR KILLED
Wher Passenger TRAIN Hts Auto
Party Was on lts Way 20 A.
Amusement Park

CHICAGO. July Z1-Our woman
and three men were instantly KILLED
tonight when the automobile In which
they were riding was struck hy q Chi
caEo A Southwestern passenger train
north Of Lake Forest
The dead are Mr. and Mrs James
w. Benham. Edward Wuudorlesa and
W 7. Barring All lived IN the North
side residence district suburbs The
accident occurred while they were on
their way 10 an amusement park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
WsrIlke spiri, Prevails.
Important conferenees.

BERLIN. July 27.-Important con
ferences we're held at Potsdam this
afternoon between the German en-
peoror. the imperial chancellor. Dr
Non Bethmann Hollweg. and the
strategic heads OF the army and navy.
TO determine definitely the German
policy in the crisis
The British and French ambassa.
dors. Sir Edward cOtcnen and Jules
Cambon. called on the minister OF
foreign affairs. Herr Van Jagow. with
communications from their govern.
ments.
Authentic information has been re-.
ceived in Berlin that Russia. though
not mobilizing her army. is taking
(continusd o. Page Nine)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
WOODS REVERSED
U. s. Circuit Court o. Appeals 81
Richmond Hands Down Decision
IN Conner Case

-rsrial Dispatch o. tts tnteusere,-
RICHMOND. Va. July q The
'nited States Circuit court Of an.
ptsls re.convened here today The
icuoWinE opinion was handed down
Lffeifta B. Conner. Administrative Of
Ithn H Conner. deceased. appellant
~ James Craig. Of Al. trading as
Craig and Walverton. and the VVee
ton lsumber Company. appeiees. an.
lealed from the district court A.
,harleston West Va. opinion Of judge
Woods reversed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
IRISH MEMBERS OF PARLIA-
MENT TOO EXASPERATED
FOR CONCESSIONS.
Siame Government For Killing.
Demand Inquiry and Lifting
Of Embargo on Arms.

LONDON. July 27.-The first effect
OF the Dublin home rule TRAGEDY has
osen 10 smash Premier Asquith's
ilahs ior taking up the amending hill
- nv, iyN. Inc premier announced
Quay that the question had been in
uvenhltely postponed. The Irish mem
Ders are so eNasperated over tho kill
ine OF Tour persons and the woundInu
.3I many others in the clash yester.
nay between the regular troops and
tne nationalist volunteers, that they
are IN frame of mind 10 grant any.
concessions To Ulster. The Iaborites
ana many Liberals support them.
Inc government announced in the
no1he OF commons today that Deputv
IoIlc" commission Harrell. who or.
uered out the troops. had been sus.
pv,nusu I'',al, ana that bis superior. Com.
missioner ~ Sir John Eoss. who express.
ed q desire 20 share the responsibiIifv
h9d resigned his Office ~
special inquiry will be held. prob.
eoiy Dy Judicial commission. In the
nv ahume the demand for the removal
~ ne scottish BorGerers from Duh.
S.,, s,n nas not been granted. largely be-.
c.uSe an atte mpt TO march them out
Nonld De the signal for attacks by Inc
ttnoDs. t,. they will remain prisoners in
-, ~ Tacks until the anger of the peo.
pie has cooled. ''''
Nationsiists Hold meetino.
lne Nationalist members OF parIia.
Itnt held \ meeting this afternoon
Sno showed more animus against fbe
CaHtie than the government Tbey
consider Niceroy Aberdepn's of7risl
family prejudiced against the Nation,
a heated discussion was started in
we mouse OF commons BY John Red
mond. the Nationalist leader. who 40
nEnded an impartial inquiry into the
conduct OF the troops and their MN.
J. hInent. II the shooting was not iusti.
hed. lie demanded also that the regi.
n'tnt should be removed from ireland
Ihat tne proclamation against the i'm
portation OF arms into ireland sbouid
ne Withdrawn because II constituted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
Fight IS
REPORTED
ON THE DANUBE BETWEEN
FORCES OF SERvIA
AND AUSTRIA
European Powers Making Strenu.
Gus Efforts TO Prevent Dis
astrous Conflict.

LONDON. July 27.--An engagement
between Austrians aud Servians is
reported 90 have occurred on the
Danube but no details are available
and N is not believed TO have been of
importance As far as the censorship
permits IL to be- known. Austria has
not yet opened her military opera
tions
Meanwhile. diplomacy Is proceeding
with energy along two separate lines
70 avert the war N possible and N IL
Il Impossible, 10 localize the conflict.
First, Sir Edward Grey. the British
secretary OF state for foreign affairs,
has proposed 10 the powers a plan for
Joint mediation which, II Is said,
France and Italy already have ac-
cepted. Germany has not yet replied
ana her acceptance II regarded as
doubtful
Sir Edward Grey explained In the
iouse Of commons his idea. which was
mat the four powers. Great Britain,
france. Germany and Italy. cooperate
a. an cndeaVor TO arrange the dispute
between Austria and Servia on the
basis Of Servia's reply to the Austrian
u'umatum. This reply ne regarded as
ife foundation on which friendly and
impartial powers should be able 20
'rrange an acceptable settlement.
May Confine ~ Not Prevent.
Should the British foreign secre-
tsry's efforts fail 20 avert war. II is
expected he will endcavor by some
means TO prevent complications by
confining the hostilities to Austria
and Servia
The second line OF diplomatic en-
Gtavors, from which even more is
Loped tonight. Is taking place at ST
Ietersburg between the Russian min
hter OF foreign affairs. Sergius Saz-
ohof. and the Austrian ambassador
" IL understood that NJ SaZonoff IS
making strenuous effort to bring
about a direct understanding and that
solution on the lines would be more
agreeable to Germany than Great Bri-
ta'n's conference proposals.
The Russian emperor has postponed
his intended visit 10 Finland in order
ia remain IN the capital during the
crisis. II Is said Russia is urging
Seryia TO give Austria the fullest pos
sible Satisfaction.
Wariike Spirit Prevails.
An CNtre mely warlike spirit pre-
walls IN Vienna. where the evening
Papers declare that the Servians are
only making evRsions and that there
fore u IL impossible for the Austrian
government TO retreat. Further they
hint that even should Servia accept
the Austrian ultimatum unconditional
~ and oner TO bay the cost OF Aus
tria's mobilization. Austria now would
be compelled 10 asked for new guar
antees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-28
GA HOLICS.
ARE GIVEN HARD BLOW IN
MENICO BY ACTION OF
GEN. vIILAREAI.
Prohibits Confessional and Terms
Church Pernicious Factor
in Disruption

TAmPIco, July Is tvi,
laredo, Texas, July IA decree
limiting the scope Of the Roman
Catholic church In the state OF
Nueso Leon on the ground Of
Public health, morality and ;u.-
tiee." was issued today by An
tonic ]. Ntllsrcsl, governor and
military commander He saIc.
During the ife ef the nation
the church has been a pernlelous
factor In disruption and diseord
and has entirely forgotten its spir.
ttual mission"
Prohibits ConfessionaI.
The most drastic feature OF the de-
cree is the prohibition OF confession
Nillareal gives as his reason for this
the charge that the confessional and
the sacristy In Mexico have become a
menace 10 morality.
The decree issued IN Monterey
makes the following orders for the
government Of Catholic schools and
churches:
All foreign Catholic priests and
Jesuits. OF whatever nationality, will
De expelled from the State Of Nuevo
"of the remaining Catholic priests.
those who cannot prove their com.
expelled
Confession Is prohibited
Inc public Is prohibited from en-
tering the sacristy.
Church bells shall ring only TO eel
ebrate festas In honor of the country
or Tor triumphs OF the Constitutional.
"All Catholic colleges shall ba
closed which do not obey The nro.
grams and texts ordered by officials
ana which do not have at their head
some professor who Is a graduate OF
the normal schools of the country.
VINO VIII be responsible TO the govern.
ment Tor any infraction OF the rules.
ANY intraction of these laws will
be punishable b. a fine OF 500 20
SSO0, and arrest and imprisonment
from two TO four months. or both fine
and Imprisonment"
Explaining the grounds for this ac.
lon, Nillareals decree reads:
Forgotten Spiritual Mission.
In the interest OF public health
morality and Justice. the state OF
| Nueyo Leon VIII limit the scope OF
: the Catholic church, which during lis
: life has entirely forgotten its spiri
/ tual mission, its sole right TO be rec
Osnized by modern society. Ths
church has consecrated itself princi
pally 20 conquest in politics. To Sc
cure Its object Il always has beer
fllied with the reactionary govern
Dent and TIE despots and even with
foreign invaders. IL has showed itsel
ar implacable enemy to the Liberia
movement and progress from the frs
revolution cf Ayutla until The present
and has Illuminated it's ridiculous ex
| communications over the most grand
sno glorious benefactors Of the coun
tiy, Hidalgo: Juarez and Lerdo DE
TeJada.
The pictorial anl clerical rulings
. OF Porhrio Diaz and Huerta. against
a. which the Mexican people have been
struggling heroically for many years
I have had the sympathy and assistance
| OF the Mexican church. the church
he's had its benedictions for the
crimes and corruptiOns OF Huerta and
has unsucces study worked to incite
the public against the constitutional
ist cause