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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02


Here iu maze ot score cards She
sits.
The telephone rings
Please accept nay protuoud regret
but I've mo- one 90 Keep baby for
mo as yet
I'm sorry She SAYS hu' can you
get his mother-iu-law who
Is not beset
"ith invitations. nor a regret
Comes tho reply "Oh / don't
ku-o-oW. but here will set To-
Until Tor you, have no re-ret
lMoriug ot party
,Small son Mother Teleph-o-nc' 3
tSoftly comes a voice.
1t Is raining yet
The expense OF taxi would my
husband upset
another Kindly accept nay SINGER
est regret
And then "a My pet no party .rom
you am ] dare to get
So Il Is not for YOU 10 worry and fret
over my not filling the chair for
me set
ego o. mN
Through the house the soft tukle ot
telephone s met,
TO the hostess 10 is az au alarm
bell set
My dear. my head aches yet.
All night with mc has nay hus-
band ser
bathing my head III the pollow vas
wet
Won't YOU hc good enuf 10 accept
nay regret2
$500 p ml
Three 3 m sharp, Tor fifteen tables
is set
and To- at her door. the hostess is
met
by each smiling lady.
Who sent her regrets
u = ~ Aug 3utb
Monday afternoon the Is Is X
club enjoyed q most pleasant time
with Miss Burkcla Wells ass the
charming hostess tn, rooms had
been tastciully arranged with sim
pie garden flowers 90 honor the COM
ing of the guests Upon their arri-
val games %, Forty two were intro
duced the favor for which were love.
Is hand embroidered handkcr,hicfs
Later they repaired 90 the garden
whore e number of vigorous outdoor
games were enjoyed Before their
departure the guests were refreshed
with a dainty luncheon of pimouto
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02
j. VI HNDEN
Phone
PIANO TUNING

SCh0ol.tiWc .s here SOS i- th,
time 90 have your Piano Tuned ,.
o. o WRIGHT Piano Tuner Finish.
or aud plaFar-riduu Specialist Tuner
Tor 81 Marg Academy LoVroy.
Phillip school tu Public schools
Grand Opera House. UcluIi Thea.
tro and tho leadiul Piano Teachers
of the city
have tuned more Pianos here
siuro 1900 than all other tuners
combined that ever made tH. town
. years with The Leyne Piano Co
iu Amarillo. . have over Five HON.
dred satisfied customer Phone $50
Ur $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

Personals.
Ms " a. NcKirahan aud two
children Master Wilson and little
Miss Margaret Virginia. lett last
evening Tor their home in la Iuuta.
Col. after most enjoyable stay
of two weeks with Mr. and Mrs t..
b Newly
Mr. and Mrs 4 Grain came in
Monday evening from Nacogduches
and will make their future home In
Amarillo
Miss Hope Mason has returned
from delightful vacation spent iu
the mountains of Colorado
Mr. and Mrs O. f. Miller. of can
yun we're guests over SUNDAY of Mr..
and Mrs " D Patterson. nos
Buchanan street
Miss Jessie Morris. of Hereford.
who has been thc guest cot Miss
Irene Carter tor the past sis weeks
and Miss Carriers sister Nils. Jennie
who has been here Tor two weeks
on visit lett Iu-f ,t,niul Tor their
homes in Hereford
Misses Letha and Julia Bardp. of
Guthrie Okla .r.pt overall 1,,'
Win Mis-. Inlnb WilIm,rinr Will cr
rout, from a dalgbtrrl sp,uw.r,.
sta, i'm Denver and Trinidad n, Gptb.
rie They viii make % short stay u
Oklahoma city before returning Q,
their home
Mr. and Mrs D. Al Ri.b.. mayo,
INTO the prett, Is,t nam buppal,o
lar li0g jackson street vos,,rd,y
and will hr al home fo their friend.
Z thorn during IN. U.fut.r
A.. E.t. p,tt..,. ...,.l t.... ,.....t.. ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

OF two day session. anu .haf the
brief public announcements 600 600
advance INSCRIPTIONS OF same
would De refunded AZ the - the
timo cables were forwarded ~ com
singers. advising them OF tns ,Selr
panys action and telling tnem can
contracts we're to be consideFeu 60"
crllnd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02
CHlCAGO'S OPERA
BLOC kED ny WA,

The ChlcaFu-philadelphia grand
opera season of l9l4-'la BIS not 90 Dee
one reason is that the male see
ton of the chorus has been ruthlossIy
modified into the Italian army aud
nov is engaged with spears eN-
changed Tor rifles, iu patroiliug the
frontier
Another is that Muratore. the
great French romantic tenor has
been as ruthelessly called Go the de
Tense of the republic
Another is that Lima Cavalier.
now Che wife cot Nuratoro. has tol-
lowed ber husband Co the firing line.
/ clad boo the uniform of Red Cross
nurse
And $50 uu down the line II goes.
! Hardly member of the company
! which was 90 HuN" given to Chicago
/ Dos most ambitions season of grand
/ opera Is boo the United states p'
/ those abroad the men. with scarcely
au exception. have enlisted under tho
! standard of one or another OF the
rival lrWip,
Women JOIN Red Cross.
Some of the women following th,
example OF CayahprI have Joined
the Rod Cross other. Temperament.
tally upset hy tho poliiicgl uphcayl
300 Europe are suffering from nerve.
and declare themselves unable O,
rising while their homes and lowed
ones are BOO danger There may b,
some who are willing 90 stand by
their contracts but il there are the,
4 have sent mo- words of their uton
lions
So confronted with the altorna
tiyos either of DuooIIua the opera
season cor oft substituting singers o'
lesser fame lu the roles which. Il
had been advertised. would be- suns
/ hy Nuraiprc. ClyaliDri Schumauu
I uruk Edythc % WilEcr Nanni Mar
.cuuN Rulio. BOuri and Sammarcu
The director coz the Chicago gran,
opera Dnmpau, have agreed ON On,
FORMER course They reached DO
risiOu Yesterday afternoon at the enc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

exchange social Thursday evening
80 the church where everyone Is cor
dtally invited 90 attend There will
ne select musical program hut
among the very interesting features
will be- the stories told by each lady
OF how she added TO the dollar given
her by the sOCicy lee cream and
cake will be served In connection
and a most enjoyable time is promi
ed AN who attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02
Mrs. VI. GRlHNN

Experienced Dress form maker
an work guaranteed Model at The
Misses Taylor Phone 1865 or call
o.. Jack street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

Build a concrete silo with = .en
Years guarantee. See J. l.. Hesm
At Brazelton Pryor a Co. lbflu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

All communications for puhllca-
ton I'm the society column" of the
Amarillo Daily News must be- writ
ten on one side of the paper only. n
this request g. observed hv our
friends u viii relieve the necessity ~
rewriting many articles sent ia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

HIfh s Better and Nsr. FssutHni
Amarillo their logan 'ts Anna
riI'a fsiers'iY rh1s Inrra wonder
fr' Hnra flfF summer And rUf nrIs
ta- fHr organization a. Oh fhuIs sur.
c.aied In laying Che foundation faf
steady Improvement for scar. fn
come ba' fhH prise .H rirr rffrrr
tronr ha. become au HI.IIuaI
and personal obligation The street.
have been made beautiful aH1 many
homes deserve special mention faf
their lovely iaaa. all gardens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02
Announcements.


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Do. o'h'i.. N'rHf'" Club NIIl %"
.''' .''i''H I"Ni.''F afternoon d.
NI-. sum ''I' I-'' fIIW1f' street
TOO " ' ''"'h
100 l."'i, non. '.'h NiIi meet
'.H N'.. "l'''I Kendall I-0l
.''h s'.''' Ihui-a'E afternoon go
..'I 'I"'h.
N' H'. ".nn''' Auxiliary OF tho
f'It ~''''. Methodist church RilI
.'.'. .. regular session A'Iurs day
afternoon af 8 O'Clock u tho plr.or
I'D. IN' 'NH'.N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

Miss Niuou Socknol made
charming little hostess TOR the mem
h"rs OFF iho Forget mo-uot club Mon.
.day afternoon ar her home lIns Van
Eur.u street THE guests gathered
90 tHr appointed hour OFF tire, and
proceeded with their lessons Boo ur,-
IIeHork for ana hour after which th,
time wa. devoted io tine enjoyment
u' game Ices and cakes refreshed
The guests before their departure and
altogether these meetings are grow
ing Boo popularity and pleasure From
rIV 0u until school closes u.t sum
mrr however tho club NiII meet uuIt
every other week. ThUs, present
Monday Nera Misses Irene Hra.Iry.
f-'n'ir Garner Lucille NstrdDau Fat
Underwood LiIIa Madden. Irene
huru.am Mary BRYANT Virginia
Goprh Pauline Ro,der dorothy
Walsh Louise Harris and NIeuon
-urErs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02
''T|z' FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Good bye aore feet. burning lcei svol
len feet .vaiy tr.t smelling ioct. 'rrl
feet
Good bye rorus rsllou o.. huuoua ara
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

Dr. y. A. Johnston mas moved hlp
office to rooms and Puckoit
building adjoining telephone build
inr. "ul.t n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

complimentary "a. Nr. 49, 10
NDk.riIIu COZ la IHuH col. who
... been HH 81 visit Nif. her ..sfDr
Hr- d. D. NrNU. tor fIa past fVu
weeks. Nr- Wood. Ellison very
.HarwUF't entertained yesterday
W..uu- 900. moru.ra brHe,
part. N uru'H.nu U, lovely ..rI.u
flowers 300 attractive Hrrua.m,nf
b'.r"f. tHe cordial welcome uf tho
hostess for fH. large gathering 0.
friends NIu came 'H greet fUr bon.
ur guest Pretty garden basket.
HIrI HIf. fragrant white rI,mlfis
She'd % uUuefed perfume through fHD
rooms adding t0 tho pleasure uI tho
-ame. Several rounds 0f bridge
held the attention ui tHu.. present
until tHe noon hour when tho clio.
Jung hrII caused furry boo score
ruauf.uH for fUr favor. UYrD ID beau.
UfHl hand woven as.frt uI Japanese
sweet gras and o. srf OFF silver -iIf
spoons The first feu tH SIR. IS %
IuutF Who held tHr HI.Hr-f score
NHiir s. guest ni honor. Nr. 81.
hiraHHu $500. Do. rHf,I HfH Too
raHl. fsssr. Rerr t#ru HI fUr
a delicious luncheon of 0rHlmtt
chicken Boz patty shells bot ROLLS.
cucumber and green HrI pepper $40.
aH Boo tomato baskets. olives waters.
rrapo .hrfhef and cake Those pre-.
oui in ruIn. thr morning aere Nf.-
DANES MrEIahlu nf ia IHsria.
Cot. tI'forI UraIel. of usImu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02
CRY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

sandwiches. olives. iced tea and pear
salad The guests of the club we're
Misses MARY Dawn aud Ginncllo
Works
Among those who "npuyed the
quiet JOYS of the CANYON sunday ko-
dakinr and taking dinner ON tho
banks of the stream that threads It's
Way zoo and around the hills we're Mr.
and Mrs n n Buxton who enter.
tanned the party In honor ot their
guest Mrs j v Chamberlain. Of OK.
lahoma. Mrs Olive Thompson, Miss
Olive and Netie Thompson, Messrs
Adams and Prayer The party re-
turned TO the city iu ears by moon
light
o
The Philharmonic club. being ed
Grated. is cordially invited 10 be-
present Thursday afternoon az the
meeting ui the pierIan club at the
home OF Mrs Horace GOoch. when
Mrs W a Warner, OF claude will
address the club on the three follow
ing subjects
"Womeu's Day at the Fair
Educational and Extension Work
Rural Women and the pauhandl,
rdeutiou
There viii also bee parliamentary
drill and sometime will ho devote,
Jo the federation work OF the year
o.
News reached Amarillo of Oh,
wedding OF Miss Clara belle gladden.
ana MIR j \ Grain of Nacugdochc'
the Wedding taking place az l.3,
20 clock last TUESDAY afternoon al
/ the home OF Mr. and Mrs Str,piul
where the brid" has made her home
| for the past two wears The affair
was very quiet aud only Relatives
and their most intimate friends Wcr,
| present 90 witness the pretty cere
wouy performed by Rev $ S Me
! Kinney Miss GLADDEN. wore % love
! Iy suite of new blue with hat an,
gloves 90 match After visit viii
! friends 100 Dallas and Fort WORT
/ thew came ON 90 Amarillo whore Mr.
! Grain viii Doc associated with o.,
furniture house of Ncssrs J 81 an.
CHorIc- a. Green Many cougralula
uOns have been waited 10 their new
home Boy O. host of warm friends
Mrs ~ NJ letter entertained rh
VIII A. Miller Chapter ID &. am,
e number ei srirGi, y',s-da, after
noon from 5 90 e. O'Clock Gardcl
flower and ferns added 90 the plea
sure of tho afternoon by shrddu
their fragrance aud beauty 90 wei
! come the GUESTS After tic rul
call which WAS answered with -um
interesting incident of the South
Juc prorram BEGAN AltpruatoI
music, reading, and adlro mad
tho afternoon 70 very pleasant ON,
! The most doliHhuul feature of IN
] program was AN excellent address b
Mrs i j lumpkin. OF Meridian
Who iu her usual charming manner
told of tho work of The chapter q
| Meridian Punch and ico cold wat,
melon were served during tho hon
OF social intercourse The guest
uf Oh, chapter who added wleb .
th' plea uro of the afternoon %
uHDir pre- ou.' were Nc dame. j
.umpku OFT Meridian. A. O. luml
/ hu % Wyatt Pollard. Ii'r. of Sa
| Angelo. Miss Bertha Durham au
| Miss France Humphrey
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

The Deandi Apple House Phone
T'1 2a9 Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

Thursday afternoon from tO o.
90 .Inck VIs Garlic Curtis will enter.
tain with mIs...|auoou. shower Boo
honor OF N naua Neo.E 100 1890
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

The Bell Bennett NWiuar, OF tho
PEN street Method church uU
meet Boo roluIur session ihi.
afternoon af O'Clock 300 the plrlors
u tho church
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

INo lutr, \ou club 1914 meet
with Ni.s Rachel Kendall Ig0I
''Ik street Thursday afternoon 40
Tour O'Clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-02

IH" Sruua. AIosW. club NU br
entertained Thursday afternoon b.
Mrs SHm Orr llns Fillmore street.
lt O'Clock
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
THE DEFENDERS
FLED IN R0UT
Germans Found No Military Authorities with Which
to Treat When They Entered Antwerp Belgians
Told That Resistance Will Mean Destruction of
the City-RusSian Reverses
LONDON, Oct. II, $50 a. m.

Telegram Berlin
completely
aouck We
OF
information still fails
through lack G information.
rpulel TO- The
equally
saw We o seconds
The Russian
published tremendous Russian de
Interrg both East Prussia reveals lack
reliable
soyyiIe, /, general
beginning
Antwerp attack
garrison brigade, complete collapse
military authority
which %
This finally
the
land were utcned
o
NJ
IA no
'Rcsisance he ''wn
city"
property in Antwerp was spared
Berlin:
ccveI here Vienna Irzcmy
troops Russian
noCo of
The Japanese in hua a
protested against
this action push9 Copenhagen Japan
ese cause Of action especially
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
NEW BRITISH CHASER
KING OF AEROPLANES
Travels $50 Miles an Hour and Is Said
to Be Superior to Any
German Airships.

LONDON, Oct 12,--''The English
aeroplanes have proved to be more
than equal to those of the Germans, -
Says the Paris correspondent of the
Times. Especial success has been
scored with the new type of English
aeroplanc, called the Chaser, which
is capable of developing a speed of
$50 miles an hour and which can rise
from the ground at a sharp angle.
The German anti-airship guns are
so effective that it is unwise for the
British or French aviators to fly lower
than 5000 feet from the ground The
Germans are using a new type of
bomb which, when i explodes, leaves
smoke cloud that hangs in the air
Tor several minutes, thus enabling the
Germans to get the range of hostile
aeroplane quickly and accurately.
- An alrman when under fire has tc
keep up continual glides, sharp turns
and evolutions in order to prevent the
enemy from getting an accurate aim.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12

than $500 at most. OF that number
267 habe been killed 300 wounded and
@29 missing or taken prisoners Of war
by the Germans.
1t is difficult even for Il military
man to appreciate what 4 frightfuI
loss it must be to an army to have
more than oue-sixth Of its leaders
wiped away in so short period. Prob
ably there is only one man in England
who is fully alive to the gravity OF the
problem eutailcd by this fearful toll
of battle, and that is why Lord Kitch-
ener is devoting his greatest energies
to building up a fresh corps of officers
to fill up the frightfuI gaps that have
been torn in the British lines by the
| enemy.
Military experts have hinted-and
Kitchener kuOws-that it is more than
| likely every one OF the I0.43l officers
| now in the British army will be either
killed, wounded or a prisoner of war
| before Germany Is brought to hei
| knees.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
BRATTLEBORO MAN
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Theodore Turner Was Riding with DR.
McGillicuddy when Two Cars Col
lided in Bernardston.

Theodore Turner OF Brattleboro was
hurt in an automobile accident in
North Bernardston Saturday, but his
injuries were not serious. He was the
only person hurt in i collision of two
ears. but both machices were wreck
ed. Mr.. Turner was a passenger with
DIR r. A. McGillicuddy of Turner's
Falls, who married Mr.. Turner 5
daughter, Lucretia Turner, and who
comes to Brattleboro frequently to
assist DR.. E. Il. Lynch in surgical op-
erations.
John r. Judd of Boston was com
ing north toward Brattleboro and was
passed by three cars, which raised a
dust and obseured the view of the
road. When the drivers saw each 9TH
er they at once realized the danger
and undertook to turn out, but the
rear parts Of the two machines came
together with crash. The body and
rear wheels of one car were smashed
and the other car was badly damaged
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
COUNTER SUIT
ALLEGES ISLANDER
Charles s. and Gina DeAngelis Say
Mrs. Elvira DeAngehs Made
Derogatory Statements.

Mrs. Elyira DeAngelis, wife of Am
edeo DeAngeHs, who a few days ago
sued her brother-in-law, Charles :. De
Angels, for alleged slander, naming
$4,000 as the damages, has in turn been
sued for $4,000 damages for alleged
slander The plaintiffs in this ease are
Charles ). and his wife, Gina. Elvira
is charged with having accused the
plaintiffs of keeping a disorderly house
and OF being of bad character. The
woman vas arrested Saturday and bail
was furnished by her husband and
Peter Biagiotti.
The mixup in the family is made
more general bv E. NJ. De Angels, a
brother of Charles s. and Amedeo, su-
ing Amedco for $40 which the plain
tiff alleges is due him.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
BOMBS HIT TRAIN.
But They Failed to Explode and Many
Passengers Escaped

PARIS, Oct l., Ills a. m.-A Ger
man aeroplane at 1915 this forenoon
dropped bombs between two trains that
were in the act Of pulling ont of the
northern station. They did not explode.
The railroad trains were crowded with
passengers.
1t was announced officially later in
he day that an aeroplane had flown
over Paris this morning and thrown six
bombs. Five French aViatoES went up
| in pursuit. Another German bomb was
dropped at St. Ouen. surburb of
| Paris, but did not explode. This was
within "a short distance of a large paint
fuctorv where there is large gasoline
tank.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
DESPERATE EFFORT
TO KEEP BACK GERMANS
Belgians and British Will Make An
other Fight at Ostend-Little
Known of Eastern Situation.

The official war news is brief today, but
war office statements are not needed to
make plain that momentous results hang
on the fortune OF the desperate battle
now being waged at vital points from
Switzerland through Northern France to
within - miles of the straits of Dover
between Laissigny and Lens.
This afternoons official report from
Paris says that the allies repulsed the
German attack between Alas and the
tinue i'll the region Of LaBassa, Estanes
Oisa and that cavalry engagements con
and Hasbrouck.
Special attention is directed to Ostend.
There have assembled the greater part of
the Belgian army and about two-thirds OF
the British forces that escaped from Ant
werp.
1t is believed that the Germans are
pushing forward to attack the city in the
hope of using the port as basis for an
attack against England \ desperate ef
fort to keep the Germans from the coast
Is inevitable
The strength Of the allies and Austrian'
is not known. 1t is possible that British
reinforcements which were unable t.
reach Antwerp in time are now in tha
Vicinity
Still less is known of the Eastern situa
tion. Petrograd Is still silent. This is cN
pIained ON the grounds OF strategy.
Berlin asserts that the Russian al
vance in the East Pr,lssian frontier ha
been checked while the Germans are still
working eastward.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-12
AMERICANS INJURED.
Hit by Bullets Fired Across the Bor-
der by Mexicans.

NACO, Ariz., Oct. mperilIed by
almost -ontiuual firing either from the
Hill or Maytorena Mexican forces,
American troops on border patrol duty
replied to the fire about two Q clock
in the morning, and the American rifles
flashed in the night until the Mexican
fire was siIenced, The engagement
lasted less than half an hour.
Two troops OF Ninth cavalry. on duty
on the border at that hour, were en-
gagged.
Two Americans, Lee Hall, a promi
nent citizen, and Corporal MeAllister
Troop B, Ninth United States Cavalry
were struck by stray bullets Hall was
shot in the head and seriously hunt
McAllistcr was shot through the hand
while Il sentry on duty III the Stock
Yards.
Hall and McAllister make the tota
! American victims of the Mexican FIRE
to date five Trooper Wilson, shot las
| Monday, died later. Trooper Leroy
Bradford was shot through the ches
and seriously wounded Tuesday. Th'
same day an unidentified boy was sho
| through the hand.
Urgent appeals for protection agaiI
/ 1 ttA'NA
| COY. Hunt of Arizona.
| Because of the darkness aud the en
| gagement between Hill and Maytoren
forces which was being fought Will
the American troops were firing, it wa
impossible to tell whether the Amen
can fire resulted in any casualties.
The hardest fighting between the iii
and Maytorena troops of the entir
siege of Naco occurred between mlt
night and dawn. Only sklrmlsh night
ing took place after sunrise.
An invasion of American soil by May
torena ,roops in order to assault Nae
from the rear occurred early this mora
ing, Several hundred Yaqui lndlan
disobeying the orders of Gov. Mayto
ena. it was afterward stated, crosse
the line west of Naco. Their trespa:
: on Arizona soil was reported immed
ately to Brigade Commander Hatfel
and American troops disarmed the i
iians and placed them under arrest.
The Qaquis did not resist, but nun
Der slipped away in the darkness aft'
giving up their gums and, it is believe
rccrossed the line into Mexico.