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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03
LOS QUE LLECAN A SAN
ANTONIO.

F. Garcia Zuazua, de Eagle
Pass, Texas, Sc ALOHA en- ell st.
Anthony Hotel.
jim Thorpe, ell atleta India
no, que Sc ha hecho de fama
international en- las OLYMPIA
das, Sc encuentra alojado en- ell
Menger Hotel procedente de
Red Roock, Oklahoma.
En- ell mismo hotel Sc ALOHA
ell ST.. Santiago Ninerola de
Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
En- el Southern Hotel Sc en-
cuentra ell Rev padre / 10
Gomez y doce sacerdoto- as;
procedentes de Veracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03

Tesoro de milagros de ora-
clones de la Cruz de Cara
vaca. Verdadera joya del
Los 'u a@dmirabIes secretos de
= Alberto eli Grande. -, O.25
Filtros de Amor. =. -. 49,, 100
La Venus Magica. - loo
Libro Magno de San Cipria-
no. Tesoro del hechicero.
Edici6n unica Y completa
del FamosO Grimorio, con-
siderada como la soIa au-
tentica entire todas. -, 500
Secretos de Ia prestidigita-
ci6n Y de Ia magia. Leccio-
mes practicas del eScamo-
teo Y prestidigitaci0n. ..y 100
La clavicula del hechicero o
sea el Libro de San Gil
priano, con infinidad de
s~ecretos cabalisticos. -, $50
Ell Diccionario Internal. Con-
tiene 10 referente a las
apariciones, magia blanca,
roja y negra, concrete
del inferno, adivinaciOnes,
~ciencias ~secretas, etc. . -, 100
Secretos del inferno, para
hacer hablar a los muer-
tos, ganar a la l@Oteria,
descubrir ~tesorOs, etc. . - 0.40
Dogma Y ritual de Ia alta
magia.-Esta Obra ensena
por complete los misterios
de las ciencias ocultas.
T.r.E--, - -r11rrrrln do
Solomon, la irradiaci6n ma
gica, la Cabala, el Tarot,
los ~secretos del GXito, Ia
nigromancia, etc. 2 tomos
empastados. -, 500
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finita. conteniendo suges-
tioncs practicas para los
amanteS del ocultismO.. -, 200
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Tratadc complete de las
cienciaS ocultas. Contiene
el libro de San Cipriano,
Ia clavicula de Solomon,
amuietos Y talismaueS; Ia
magia suprema roja V ne
gra, invocacioneS, conju-
ros, S~ortilegios. el Dragon
Rojo Y la Cabra Internal,
AStrOlogla, la Gallina Ne
gra, reccJas De la reina
Cleopatra, etc. -. =. ..,, OTIS
FL verdadcro Dragon Rojo.
CoUtienc pactos inferna-
les. &r,e de subordinar los
espi~itus, cncantamientos,
coniuros, nodo de hacerse
invisible ' eyocar al dia-
bio, etc. -. . ~ 500
Verdadero horoscope para
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LAS ARMAS EN- LA MA.
NO..
(Viene de la la.)

de Veracruzy Puebla, y en- to-
das parties ell pueblo esta con
nosotros. Espero que nuestro
triunfo sobre los reaccionarios
sera mas glOriOso que el obte-
nid0 en- 1859.
"Puede I'd. negar rOtunda-
mente que yO piense celebrar
siquiera, ninguna chase de con
venios con los enemigOs; pues
estoy decidido a If hasta ell fl
nal de Ia presente lucha por la
fuerza de las armas.
NO eS verdad que ell gene
raj Lucio Blanco haya sido he
cho prisionero.'
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oBRAs DE VICTOR HUGO.

FL hombre que RE OTIS
Cartas a la novia. O.65
La leyenda de los siglos....n 0.65
Nuestra Sonora de Paris. ...n O.65
Han de Islandia o FL HON.
bre Fiera.. O.65
Fl Ano Terrible. ......... 0.75
Los Miserables. La obra
maestro de Victor Hugo.
? tomos..............., $50
Los Trabajadores del Mar, 0.65
FL Noventa y Tres. Episodes
dc Ia Revolution France
sa.. . . -. -. =. =. -, O.75
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FL DeStierro... -. -. ...,, go
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iESTA I'D. ENFERMO?
CONSULTE AL DR.. TkUEX.

Especialista en- INTERMEDIATES de Rino-
mes, Vejiga, Orina. Fistulas, Almorra-
mas, Sangre, Piel, Nerviosidad y croni-
css. Especial atenci6n en- las eniermeda-
des de Senoras -Consultas gratis.
HOWARD E. Truck, NJ. d.
Cusrtos 20S--2l4,
Swearingen Nc Craw Bldg
Contra e~squins del Correo)
$40 z. Houston St. San Antonio, Tex.
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OBRAS DIVERSAS.
La voz De IA Naturaleza. Co

La Voz de IA Naturaleza. Co.
leccj6n de hermosas histo-
rias Y novclas morales. ,, 1.25
Manual de agricultural Y ga
MADEIRA. Obra ~indispensa-
bic para Ia genie de cam
20. Con grabados. . - 1.25
FL ANA De casa. Guia de la
mujer bien educada en-
materia de habitacion, gas
tos, c~ocina, moda, hygiene,
nediciua, etc. -. -. .., 0.S0
Fl calculator del ~algod6n.
Obra utilisima para SEM
bradores, ~pizcadores y ira
fcantes de algodon. ~ O.75
MGtodo complete de solfeo,
por don HiIari0n Eslava..,, O.7O
Primcra parte de Eslava.. 1920
Segunda parte de Esiava. ., O.2O
Cuadernos de ca~nciores. =, COS
Cuadcrnos de adiyinanZas. -, COS
CuadcrnOs de discusses. -, 0.10
Los sucEos eyplicados, segun
los mejOres Interpreters de
los tiempoS Antiques Y mo-
dernos. por ell magico de
[4ELl AAtrl4. .AhbA l4GAd COu
laminas. In tomo, tela..., $50
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Historic de Bertoldo, Bertol-
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Historic de Bertoldo, Bertol-
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La Medicina Casera. Trata-
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Obras De venta en- Ia Liberia de LGNACO E. LOzANO.
9UE TIENE FL ME!OR sURTTDO YLA QUE YENDE MAS BARATO.

a C-sN #1s ACRE07TAOA- - MAS sECTRA, Il QUE TIENE e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03
HISTORLA.

e Sol de Mayo Memorials de
IA Intervention. Con grab2dos--" %
Il Cerrc de las CsmPanas
Con retratos de los pe~-sOnajes
que fgura-on durante e. lmperiO-" %
fe-@ore a IA inde1en5encia--"O7
Los Insurgentes Continue
cj5n contra EspaGa-----"0 70
Memorials dc IN Guerrillero
DE- Retorr-x 10
La Majestad Ca;da -Novels
Epopeyas de mi Patria: Benz
to Juarez La Retorma La
Intervention Francesa E! In
pe-iC Ell triunfo de "a ReDIbl-
ca Memorials de Juan de dos
Pea Ed.cj6n delujo =" fusamen-
&c ilTstrada con r~etratCsy vlstas
pasta tela y planchas co~radas----" 200
Dor Z1rats sSBisa erzpastadalI"OG
Episodes Nilitares MeXicanos
Ch-l de sumo interGs para los 4
aNA=R= = Ne@AgNNh A4a-NEa-SE EaHA
dlosas lUchas por alibe-tadTrats
Re "a Gue-raa e Independently Ia
Invasion Americana 2 t0mos---"2 sc
Ei-t3ria del Pueblo &eEicaao
~-Sg5erb.0 resGmen de historic
pat-la E1ici6n enriCueCida 0
1uue-Osos g-aba6os Do Tis-as,
mOuuueutos -~ecratos, mapas,
etc . t5m0s pasta de tela--' %
Historic De Mexico, nor Yer
dia Cc-prende desde los prime
r0s tiempos hasta Ia caidadel Sc
gurIo iu9erio.- I'm tOno tela-" 8 %
Historic Patyia, p0r don Justc
--abados ComDies a SC
Historic Universal, nor Aard-
-ez -Li5To muy attractive por-
enc 1Gcu&s de uuag0iEco teXto
a--rian el6iios grabad0s ~ per
s~s1aies k,st6riCos. m~OCuUentOs.
gg-as lie arte. batai'-s, esCenas
vgDu'2res V tipos De d~.serantes
5rgcas y passes E5:c.5D ds Iu!o.." 90
NOvELAs A 40 CTS. CADA UNA.
=. hecs--0 De orc.
F.. i.io ua'6l-O.
J. .grha pr q amor.
/. -arls~-,.n &c nj madce.
Mars. Dor JORGE lsaacs.
Z. -r-s Sc Idea.
Dora
Azucsla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03

CViene de Ia Ira

xicofy anaden que ambos jefes,
Villa Y Zapata, esperaran ell
arribo del p~residente Cutie
rrez para entrar todos juntos
a Ia capital.
En- seguida insertamos ell
resumen publicadO pOr ell De-
partamento de EstadO america
no, redactado con los informes
enviados por ell Ministro brasil
leno eI domingo en- la tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03

Id OCupdC!Vll CC Id SlHooH PS1
los zapatistaS. EllOs fueron CO.
metidos contra los naciOnales
Y eXtranjeros, incluso. varlos
americanOs, instantaneous
pero tales hechos han sido cas-
tigados severamente, algunos
de ellos hasta con la ]ejecuci6n
de los culpables.
Las autOridades zapatistas
estan hacienda TODD 10 possible
por reparar los danOs causa-
dos, atendiendo todas las que
jas e indicaciOnes de los Minis
tros extranjeros, principalmen-
te las del EmbajadOr espanol
en- Washington.
Una regular suma de dine
70 Sc ha obtenidO pOr medic de
impuestos extraordinarios y IN
on,nr5s+i+o rodorado do
$4,000 fue ofrecidO vOlunta-
riamente pOr los banquerOS J
hombreS de negOciOs, que de-
H.do-
C ~ T.anrfos
4"0
- 49,.
80 "
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ID "1 ' *,
con touoS los el"Pie"U'S qUs
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Gil % -.
Cu'ip0
'!uo ooJe'o eope'I"I NC las ".'"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03
Severos castigos a los
c~riminales.

"Solo unos cuantOs casos de
= violencias cometidos
por las bandas irresponsables
en- los suburbios de la pobla-
ci6n, han sido reportadOS du-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-03
ENSENANZA.

NO V-"'
Il 'ecyor Ee&LcaHc. LinrO prl-
nero &c lecJura 'nL9Jg -@osdos
= d seT.e DC rE~lc'C7 cue lae'- 80, -
nLah eA55"A- 'o5 Mnos-- eSe
Il Rector -. ''t-Ac. L.'Eo Sc
g5nlc, c~oA'eA=A4@ A-t 2IaosaoS
yuma herhc7A co.7cc..-. % q 30 ,
LcG!es lhS'a'Ss "7'
Manual DC lrDAA14aa y 0Uenas
-
GeCgrafia De Mexico. US
Curse elemental ce gecETaI!a-
Comprsnclen1o nocl'nes Re geo
fla dsicas de cosmogreilai Gs !
C~aOgrafis particular de Ia kepu-
blea MeH!>2na Y aoc.oheS &c geo,
g-aE.G un'yrTsA. la
CompeG2io -e ge'gTaa.ae9 Me go %,
E-cC -
EIeDen-os Ce V'-O
C~onPe11'2 aa grana.'oa .-7-S
sra, uisg-eS-0 con ARE d
d. Is Real Academia E~S--no.a 10
GraE2u-a &c -2 .gHgH@ caste
i'zas, seEla aAsat="'" LsP@2o-
70. NoYls.llA icon s"5.-5--a
al I -5a.,a1 - Hin -r-i~g- CONT
- - o. ~i--a--.ar los
- r. @-osoaie U
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
ePittsburger So Confident That He Asks: what
Chance Has He Got with Me?"
By ED CURLEY.

doesn't impress much real dangerous White Hope
be enough possess physique
going the heavyweight from John
June in Paris
When you converse with long enough get a give
over blue winking
decorated with freckes Then
Moran That reminds that he traces his
back to the Emerald Isle
Now you all know that possess
wnkng has strain of
oewy there's only answer he's mad to battle on the slightest
provocation.
different those lines;
clan the little freshman that popped
beer emporium Noticing scrap at the other end Of the bar
the the bartender
private anybody get n?" he asked
Don't wis Francis Moran with
show that he fairly loves to fight
Moran Is Quite Intelligent.
There another handicap that almost onvnces you that he is ineig
BILE to the white Hope intelligent
news which than fiction
Again. the hard imme
aey slipped the sds under JeTres and announced
baany the crown the white
the contrary Moran paid little attention to the overthrow the
for he only to the of slam and
longer you the study
@ h old question what chance you think you have with the
big black Frank with the startling reply What chance has TACK
you fighting strain Just it must have been
After build
with one thought2'rm going to lick Jack Johnson"
Would Redeem the Paefaces
lines viii tell you hSw be going t redeem the
gaage but simply
I'm Young man practically boxing business
fu o0eSe' T U lived wholesome lights
patton nc g guang Tas If S s hU aV admit mo have R a
adv that respect
what has every champion? the
toned
There ways by which going get that worlds
efts the soft yielding overfed body
AS those blows will hit their mark there will be no
black highly
ruined; and you know youth not be withstood
Boxed johnson When Jack Was Good.
Johnson before When appeared Phsburg
few wears ago spared
do lips he
pulling his blows
nv time had arrived providing opportunity him
getting the chance and have not the slightest
win leave the acclaimed champion Of
W Don't forget-he not the Jack Johnson of old"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
FRENCH DANSEL
now CHAMPION
WOMAN BOXER
Mile. Carpenter, No Relation to
Georges, Knocks Out Rival
Who Disputes Title.
~ ARTS, March 21.--The title Of
worlds champion woman boxer

~ ARTS, March 21.-The title Of
worlds champion woman boxer
is claimed by Mile, Marthe Car
pentier, who to-day announced her
Willingness to meet all corners. She
is a good looking French brunette,
Is years of age weighs 1871 pounds,
and is 5 feet inches in height.
Mile. Carpenter who is in no way
related 10 the French champion of the
same name who twice defeated Bonn
bardier Wells, has been trained by NJ
Albany, an expert boxing and jiu-
jitsu instructor, for the past six
months.
Il have always been fond Of sport,
she said to-day. "and don't see why
boxing should be forbidden to my sex.
80 long as brutality Is prohibited
/ don't see why few rounds with the
gloves occasionally shouldn't be bene-
fetal to any young woman. know II
does me good. 1t is apt, Of course, to
spoil a woman's beauty, but bruises
do not last forever.
Before / took lessons In boxing
was nervous and irritable and timid.
l would not have ventured into a
crowd alone for anything. Now I'm
not afraid to go anywhere"
Her first serious match was with
Mile. Warner at Chantiily the other
right, Mile. Carpenter scoring a
knockout in the fourth round.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
British Challengers
Accept Polo Dates

Weather permitting, the interna-
tional polo matches with England will
be started at Meadow Brook on Tues
day. June Q. That date was selected
by the Polo Association some time ago.
but 1t was a question whether the
Nottingham Club would accept It, in
face OF the request It had made for a
start week earlier. Announcement
has been made by William A. Hazard,
secretary of the Polo Association, that
the Nottingham Club had sent Its ac-
ceptance OF the dates.
The Britons also agreed to play the
second game of the series on Satur-
day, June q. and should a third con-
test be necessary the date for that Will
be settled on June Il. The letter from
the English polo officials was long in
coming and the delay substantiated the
runor that there was some talk on the
other side Of turning down the dates
proposed by the American committee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Heisman Has Selected Team
+.+ +.+ +.+ +s+ +.+ +s+
Tech Coach Pleased With Men
%.+ +o* +.+
McLin'S Loss a Severe Blow

what it is and what its dimensions
are it will not take a detective, but
more hot weather, to find out / have
hopes of at least one or two fair men
developing from the quintet, to say
the least.
Besides these, Moore. I4onon and
Carpenter are DOMINIC uniforms
daily The first two have by no
means made up my mind about. They
show distinct promise, but whether
1t is worth while holding them longer
this year In view Of the quantity OF
the competing material Is what ! will
have to decide within the next few
days. Carpenter has the makings OF
a pitcher, of that l am confident; but
as it will take a year off his football
life to use him this spring, the proba-
bilities are we shall let him vegetate
and take good root for year, es-
pecially as It does not appear he Will
be greatly needed this campaign.
May Make Some Changes.
This about sums up how matters
baseballic stand at Grant Field. OF
course. some of these may get on
their feed from time to time, as did
a bunch of the men last spring. In
that event changes will no doubt nave
to be made again, but sufficient unto
the day
am disappointed in losing MeLin,
whose stick work would have been a
big aid to US. There is some hitch
about his eligibility, and thus far the
Tech athletic authorities have not
been able to see their way clear to
qualify him. Mack certainly looked
fine this spring, for he has grown
In baseball and improved greatly m
every way since he last performed
with us.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
American Yachts TO
Be Launched Soon.

BOSTON. March s1-work on tlsa
three yachts, Bristol, Bath and Nepon-
set. for the defnse OF Americas cup
against the fourth Sir Thomas Upton
invasion next fall IS being rushed, ac-
cordlng to word from the New England
shpyards. Bristol is about three-quat-
tiers complete. with about half the work
on Bath done and two thirds remains 10
complete the Neponset.
The launching Of the Bristol boat. IN
der construction for six present and
former flag officers OF tne New York
Yacht Club. has been axed for the week
Of April y, and win probably be April
II. This yacht is said to be fully
planked and decked in, 50 that It could
80 overheard at any time.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
ellis Hoe He Expects to Deteat Johnson


Tn these pictures. posed for The
Sunday American exclusively,
Frank Moran shows how he Will
deliver the body blows with which
he hopes to wear down Jack John
son and wrest the heavyweight
crown from the big Ethiopian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
English Team Seeks
Trainer in America

PHILADELPHIA, March Is Jimmy
Curran. coach and trainer of the track
athletes at Mercersburg Academy. has
been offered one Of the assistant train
erships Of the English Olympic team by
William r Knox, Of Canada, who re-
Gently was appointed head trainer
Knox has the appointment OF nine train
ers, each OF whom will work six months
a year. beginning the first OF May,
Realizing that hts position at Mer-
cersburg would prevent him from ae-
cepting a six months engagement. Knox
has cut Currans offer to three months
Curran said to-day that the salary Of
Ier,ed " MN Is acceplanle an1 ihat ne
will pay his expenses to and from Eng
land each year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
John Barleycorn Is
Champ, Says John L,

John l.. Sullivan, holder of the heavy
weight championship Of the world for
twelve years, has decided that the real
holder Of the title is John Barleycorn.
John l. predicts, however,, that the day
is coming when King Alcohol will be
dethroned
There has been a great change In
the last thirty years. says the old ring
gladiator Nowadays q man can't
drink and get away with Il as he could
once. The workman or clerk who drinks
is not wanted now. no matter how good
he IS ] punished some Of the stuff
myself, but ! quit 1t Just nine years
ago, I don't need 1t and know blamed
well that It doesn't need me-"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Kentucky Racing
Dates Announced

LEXINGTON. KY. March 2s,--Tle
Kentucky State Racing Commission has
granted the following race dates to
Kentucky tracks:
Lexington, April "a to May Z, twe14e
days; Churchill Downs. Louisvilies May
TO May o. twelve days Douglas Park.
Louisville. May 20 to June 5, thirteen
days; Latonia. Jockey Grub, June to
July f. inclusive. twenty-four days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Mercedes Car May
Enter Elgin Races

CHICAGO, March ga telegram
was received here to-day from e. c.
Patterson Of New York, saying that he
had secured the Mercedes driven by SAL
ger in the French Grand Prix last year
for the 500-nihe race at indianapolis, on
Memorial Day. He will attempt to en-
ter the car in the Elgin races.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Fed Shares Sold on
Baltimore Exchange

BALTIMORE. March 2s--shares Of
the Baltimore baseball club. Of the Fed
eral League, are being traded in on the
Baltimore stock Exchange.
Forty-six shares were sold at par, S10
ana later bid at 49,, with s12 asked.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
international Polo
Games Start June 9

NEW YORK, March PA letter re-
ceived by william A. hazard. secretary
Of the Polo Association. assures that
the first game Of the international match
will take place on June 3, as original
ly scheduled. This was in doubt until
to-day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
cARRIoAN oIvEs our pLANs,

Bill Carrlgan's catching STAFF and out
field viii remain unchanged. Besides
Carrigan, the other Red Sox baokstops
are Cady. Thomas and Nunamaker,
while Hooper. Speaker and Lewis will
do the bulk Of the outfeld work, with
Olaf Hendricks0n as reserve.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-25
FIFTH BRIGADE IS OFF
 FOR VERA CRUZ

Galveston, Tex, April 24.-In just 20 hours after orders to start for the front were received from Washington the expeditionary force of the United States army, four regiments of in fantry 3,40O strong, many of them veterans of Philippine campaigns and carrying 12 machine guns, sailed for Vera Cruz. The Sixth Cavalry and the Fourth artillery batteries did not get away because there was no room for them on the four available trans ports here, but efforts are being made to get them away tomorrow on two commercial steamers chartered for the purpose, The men who sailed to- day with those who are to follow. comprise the Fifth brigade, reinforced, commanded by brigader General Frederick Funston. They are due in Vera Cruz some time Monday.3
 It was a stripped fighting force that sailed today. Every ounce of suhsist- epce. that could be crowded aboard wa put on the transports and each of the four regiments was reduced to one ambulance and three wagons, with % mules. The transport Summer, carry ing the Fourth and part of the Twen- ty-eighth infantry, was first away, her rails packed with men and officers in the army's olive -drabbed campaign uniforms, the band playing Aud Lang Syne," the men cheering and hundreds of their wives and sweet hearts on tho dock answering the farewell salutes with smiles, which the men could see across the water, while the distance hid their tears.
 Phone that order for commercial printing to the News Office.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-25
AMERICANS FACING DEATH
Seven Held at Cordoba Threatened
 With Execution.

Vera Cruz, Mex, April 24.-Seven Americans, prisoners of Mexican sol diers are being held here at Cordoba or Orizaba on the Mexican railway be- tween here and the capital four of whom at least are threatened with ex- ecution, according to authentic infor- nation received here today.
 Four of the Americans were taken from a train on the Vera z-lsth- mus line at Tierra Blanca and at Mot zolonge station three other American and an Englishman were seized. Those captured at Tierra Blanca are w. A. Mangan, superintendent of the rail road; Engineer Elliot and Conductors Riley and Hart.
 At Motzolongo Edward Weunch, his son, Sidney, A. M. Thomas and Mir. Boyd, an Englishman, were arrested by the Federals. The belief that the