The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-07

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have taken nrisoners several hundred of
these spinars tn cav no,bipp M hum
dreds of susnic;ous characters
When the Michigan steamed into Vera
Cruz harbo- the last of the heavy firing
was ceasinp in the central mart of the
town while the southern half was be-
ing worked through BY marines and blue
Jackets Our battalion did not land until
lust before dark. but the newspaper men
on board first were taken by Capt. Nib
lack over to the flagship Arkansas to
meet Admiral Badger and thence to the
custom house dock. which was the
southern limit of that mart of the city
which was fairly safe.
Apparently the best that can be said
of the efficiency of these sinners is that
they are willing workers. Had they
even been Indifferent marksmen few of
us who wandered around the town on
Wednesday afternoon would have been
here to tell the story. We all, as well
as the blueiackets were NOTED at We