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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
doc" TYLER CASE
Will BE Heard Today In Criminal
Court-Praetieina Medicine with
out License ls Charge.

Criminal court juries will report In
The morning for work and will hear
TIE case Of The state W Doc" a
Tyler. who u charged with practiclng
medicine without a license This g.
the second time that the case has
been tried There are but three more
cases scheduled 20 como MP this term
before the session will adjourn for the
september term
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
UNCLE WALT: Ripping Rhymes.

no matter what our task, days find US signing and
~ We ASK what IS the use of tying? The often
from struggle and endeavor doing
DS|OONIEmENI thng DER forever and
what we do is really doinR and thar
e goal IN view worth pursuing there is no change 20
our eonduon as sadly age and demnon
1~ win fear and Doubt and all ambitions perish
Out OF everything cherish doIefu days bieb
come TO clerk writer how quickly praise will male ths
whole world brighter There ambles pilgrim bent ana
VINO murmurs BY St Bride! liked your oryl" This
e cheerful word though may deudng worry seem
ana my grief and broodng refreshed and sons
go forth no longer fearful pass along and make SOM
toler cheerful. Wal MRsNS, SUMO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
GoMpARATlve TARlFF HAres.

The Protective TariH Cyclopcdla'
IN abridged form has Just been issued
by Ito American Protective Tarie
leaEue. View York The volume a. o.
sued consists Of the Underwood and
Payne Aldrich tarin laws carefully
compared. Eiving every rate In both
laws and completely indered The
BOOK consists 81 one hundred and
sixty PAGES. Price postpaid. One Dol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

sistersville now has what IL has long
heeoed and deserved. consistent. ar
gressive Republican paper. II has been
furnished by Ma o. J. Smith. a veteran
newspaper man. and bears the ndm,, :
able name. Lincoln Mirror. Lately inc
press OF the oil town has wholly nis-
represented its political sentiment ana
mat OF Republican Tyler county. IN,
Lincoln Mirror not only looks like a
newspaper. but is one-a journal I'm
which the sistervillians can well tao,
Pride.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
An Informing str.v

stated that Cox irs his tour OF
Iachng county had only eleven voters
present al the meeting in Franklin
township. Ye Gods! What a report to
eome from a township that has only
70 oftiee, and then IL only came about
through unpopularity of the Democrat
running against him. Why 10 be a
rankin township Democrat in that
eioer Gay was considered 10 he
stronger In the faith even than Thomas
Jeitcrson and Andrew jackson. All
IL ne DemocratT'- That word cover
ca multitude OF cases of fncompetence
ana Ignorance. And to think thai there
Msre only II Democrats OF that town
ship out TO hear the governor No svon-
DER ne was dissatisfied with his trin
.hrough this county.-Newark America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

" u said that there Is a plan on foot
snsineered by the Cox administration to
nre PRESIDENT Thompson. OF the ohio
son has not been amenabie TO All ~.
possessions as TO the greatness OF Gov
srnor Cox and that he Is to be punished
Ior Ms tsilure to on all occssfons>crook
the hinges OF the knee when - is
sroune- Sox's personal organ In Column
o9s. the Ohio state Journal. has sound
saNagely. But such incidents only citnct,
IN. me necessity OF defeating cox-5suern-
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Comments of
Ohio Editors


lnsincerity and intrigue. These are
. me words which describe the Campaign
~ ccing waged In Ohio by the Pro-
.ressNe party and its candidates even
20 tn.t partys national sponsor. Theo-
aore ROOSEVELT, who spoke IN Columbus
Aonoey night. Neither the candi-
e1tss on That ticket nor Mr.. Roosevelt
nlmseIt dared 20 come out flst-footed
ritn oeclaration OF their real purpose
.oat OF re-electfng Governor Cox Ali
tns frokressives could hope for was 10
uslest Republican candidates and that
,ney nave achieved" was Theodore
.soose.eits comment on the Maine cleo
tIon; MS n all the Progressive party
candidates seek now In Ohio.-The Week
columbus. Ind. DemD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

The registration Of the voters OF
pittsburgh has been completed. showing
the total number Of voters Of an
parties TO be 72.ii2. divided as foIloWs.
Republicans. 5i.Ss5: Democrats. $40.
Progressive. e.fs7. In 1912 Roosevelt
received $685. votes. The Democrats
show loss Of over 1000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

senator lea. % Tennessee. says that
7'n-In-l.aw McAdoo De- the Freatest Sec
retafy of the Treasury since Alexander
Hsmitnn Why Because be inducof
NeW YORK. city hanE 20 loan ths State
of Tennessss $500 900 o. per cent
which other hanks had refused IN 20.
tufn for this favor to ne state m Mff
McAdoo's birth. the accommodating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
Preparing for the rsu.

The Dayton News says Governor Cox
mas been campaigning through the hills
nc has talked TO the people and
s.ept Win them. The very atmoSphere
on tne tail has unctured his being" IL
~ perhaps sust as well that he h. get
ING ~ some OF that fall tincture for IL
II going to be some fall Tor hoth ,he
soNernor and his machine at the coming
eiec;ion.--f oungstown Telegram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

lar Nl.0ol. Ask for Document No.
81. Address W r. Waterman. SEE
33s Broadway. New YOrk.
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Villa has lost 10000 men. who with
three generals went over 10 the car.
rama cause. This action win block All
peace negotiations. for the present at
least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

In short. Governor Cox has sat on
everything which stood in the way Of
nus pohtical ambitions. He has been
SUING on his fellow Democrats when
eNer they have ventured TO cross his
pam. lie has crushed local Eelf-goVern-
nent IN one important field Uc has
SAT- on the choice Of many public offi-
Gals by the people and lenethened as
moch as possible the long lists OF those
sppointed by the givernor-that Is bv
nLnseiI. directly or indirectly And for
these reasons Governor Cox himself is
going to be sat on" by the voters ~
Ohio.-Cleveland Leader. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

The greatest menace % neutral coun.
tries from the war is the spread % de.
ease-to be dreaded more than bullets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

. The conference report on the ola ,ton
hiil has been agreed TO by the Senate
% TO 20 Three Democrats voted with
the Republicans against H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

\ Pittsburgh court Is confronted with
flE applications for divorce mostly
made by women. This f. pushing Cb,-
oaEo on the map
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

The greatest peril that hangs ove-
View York b. the character OF the men
elected a. delegates TO the const.t,..
tionsi convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

In heu 81 an equinoctial storm this
year We have been afflicted with the
ehects Of war The old schedule ls
preferable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

SUNDAYS automobile casualties IN
View York city totaied Eve killed and
seventeen wounded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

New York bank gets a special deposit OF
'fVV'VOo OF government money at per
cent Great hnancier. truly. But some
uhpreJndieed people would call IL mon
keying with the public funds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07

one or natures mines became active
in Asiatc Turkey. the recent earth
quake taking o toll Of $500 lives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
Good For
Bad Boys
Shoes

This line Of Boys Shoes r. strong
feature here az the material used and
the lasts on which they are made are
selected not only to insure service but
comfort
Double ieather Tips and Quarters.
. feature, rot found IN any other boys
shoes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-07
Shoes That
Will Not Rip

Can and ask TO see out line Of Good
for BAD Boys Shoes
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Published Daily. Except Sunday, by the
Intelligence Publishing Company.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
FL E.s ION SOON
FOR ALDERMAN
Council NVtll Meet Monday After.
noon To Adopt Ordinances
calling For Election

! Mayor LeeSG. TIolleman issued a
call yesterday for the Anderson city
council 70 meet in special session Mon
day afternoon for the purpose OF orr
derinE an election for an alderman to
It'll out tie unexpired' term or i. r.
Fouche, formerly alderman from ward
A. Mr. Fouche resigned at tho last
meeting OF tho city council on account
oe the feet that ne was leaving the
city. e.
At last meeting OF council the city
attorney We're notified I0 nrepare an
ordinance calling for the eiectloa and
this win be submitted TO the body to-
morrow afternoon by q. Cullen SuiiI-
van, The date for the election WIN
aecessarily be at Feast 90 days from
tomorrow. 81
Keys ffilmer. one OF the heat known
yUaHB puSIness men OF tth city has
been mentioned as n eandidate for the
position and In an probability he viii
make the race. The tenure OF ONCE
for the new alderman win come to
m end on August 18 when ali or the
eity's officers wlll again he voted upon.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
I|I ST GUNS
WILL Be FIRED
OPP 0NENTS OF REPEAL TO
BEGIN OPPOSITION I'M
EARNEST
A HE A ED CONTEST
Every Ayailable Argument VIII
Re ussa g Have cosnmistee
Repest Adversary
8 HE CONTEST
(By AssGclnted pveaal,

Washington April 11.--The heaviest
artillery Whicll opponents or the PAM
anna canal toll exemption for Ameri,
can ships can bring to bear will be
trained against the administrator q
fiat repeal policy before the senate
committee On Diter-oceaIiic caIiaIp
next week. Every possible argument
that can, be raised issto be brought
/ forward, III tiIa hope OF prevailing on
the commit tee 30 make an adverse re-
port on the bill MS II passed the
house, and fas liIag iIa that, TO lay a
foundation for continuing the fight
In the senate Ese7f
IN uuuIII0H 70 The general opposi-
tion 10 absolute repeal, there will be
arguments lJ democratic senators
who agree tliat exemption FOR Aiaeris
can ships Isl m iolation of the Hay.
pauncsfots .ttaEst and that tho gov
hope the means 81 bringing In this Result
about can be tentDered with an
amendment as the aDyare isnty
Of the United 81 ates over the Famine
nassi. = Z + sf
Whatever tIias be the report of tsie
callaIs Confk kte an d there iss q tsok-
sibi ilitys that 81 eFai proposed rieas
sHFes may. ile reported without recon-.
nnenJatiop adlzin isEFations ana cppoy
sitlon leaders cond dsde that the first
fight viii be owe an effort to amend
the Sims bill y pass5d he house.
llaEnp pipns cf tar STesi lessl position
inf1iHst that fiiere III be 10 cornprD-
ilse, They allhafs 10 their conf don't
feilfct Lpna hat toll exenin ion Tor
American wise ships sEiil be rec
reaied.
Senator q German, efl flaiFnan OF the
inter-oeeanic caEiaS committee, 6nd
leader OF Democratic Oprcsi e ion ITO the
lreps1aI. plans to make 3 fprccfnl ar
Ganeat before the s0n1asitfee next
week against the admin ct on'B po-
s1tipnS 90 the grounds thas this goys
el siiS:sss no d 1ego otiatSng IN mis- pro-
I5noEed trenfy with Coicmb bia q clArge
Whereby EolomBia,s q tyessals OF war
hlsy have access 20 tAa eesial fsee ess
nlansa q .isI.sss. is.s:. q 4:
q previously negotiated, but never en-
20 breed treat = ss ~ lssIsss.l d which
seiss 4 rs iinconsIstent for Great Bris
Great Hsitein approved Tba aTSu-
saln conceded the 90 ssl.:s ssssssses.s: ssssssse.ss:
States TO exempt Colombian war yes
sells is incpnsistept f1r Great Bril-
thin To maintain nov that the. United
States may not xeuiptl AfleFienH
coastxise shipping !,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
j. Al. I'll
is M G i Esl
Going After tIle Once ofS sgten.
ant GoyaEslcr Of South caro.
sas 10 Win

.. Belton Watson, one OF Andefson's
well known citizens ana In close touch
with State politics, was Ia the city
Yesterday and said that Hon. ]. "A.
Hunter Of Bamberg had asked him Ia
notify the psppIs OF Anderson county
tlst Mr.. Hllute IS in the race fof Sttle
oftl1e of. Lieutenant Governor and is IN
Il to q finish. Dir. Vpatson said chat
hef had known Mr.. Hunter Tor q ling
tim se:.a that that Nc eUnsiderei him one
OF the best poll iticians In the State &
AIr. Hunter has been a member on
the House from RambeEg county foR
some time and was secretary or she
recent asylum inVestI getting conlfnittaa
He has npmheF OF fFiendB In All nafl 4
of the State and friends o9 his say ttst
he VII put mp 3 stiff fight for tita
ofllce % eutanant Governor.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
EKas sfKl ton EfssSs
OF Mil sia fEic e1s

washington, April i InRtructi0
Earap fcf medical ofsieafs and nom
conn lishioned ofiiceED Of the sanitary
corps rsantzed militia IN be esssis-
ut tiiet war departEn ent today, ut the
folsDwisig piAces. among others:
( Fort lyef Va, May q ~ for d icofs
of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, 5 Dele.
ware Maryland, Vlrst taias and District
lof & lushbie FSsS lie Mas
1asl l0e Ia q sarol lInaa; & FlafiS
sli 4 Iississif ifpi
tsssS3aYi I'd Will oifes every faeIlsiy
skof = IeIf course of Instruct 1nll
- sss.sss sulat Il t;;ie fisiii
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
FIRMS ere
TO Be CONSOLIDATED
'SKiEI Take G aAEgs 0f Bssinsss To-
morros and Conbined Stores
ReSin 9his Week

Il VA buhIness change OF con Iisiderable
interest ali over AndeFson county
took place yesterday when r. b.
EC,rayton, proprietor of Crayten's Drug
store, pOpulaf. Main street drug
c0neern, pufcbaaed the Martin DRUG
store from r. ID. Martin. This deal
has been underway for the past two
months but no eoncllision was reaeHS
5eti until yesterday The eonsidera lion
IS not known but II 50 undo STOOD that
quite d SIM was involved. rs
{ These tfxo drugs stores arc in ad-
Joining hlisiaess aad since the puB-
chase OF yeass ssrday tt wi sil leave Only
one drug store on tia side Of North
street Il y
THE taking OF stuck will ne begun
hyS the Martin company Gfonday and
Will Be oosnpl lethd as sOen as pea5ibies
at ~ hich tizna nIF Crayt0i VIII begin
moving his stock 0f goods into slia
Quarters now necnpled BY North and
the store room ne floW couples Will
Iprobeniy be offered for rent
/. afr. ofaytoh laa been ia The drug
business AZ Aildefaois for ib sesre and
81 one OF the best nown llfngslssa III
the city. B5r. kiaFtltl has nos been
81 the husill4 4 ere sgf snesI d length
.0g tiylse "a yesterday that ilo
ould retire from tilA ir1ls hssasna aaa
ehklrely md deYoE & II es i Is ifeie 10
81 gec4hss i1eht tshi ils
viii open Ri ~ a ssiea alsoas the
tlrst Of next month.
now as6n lated wfts q IL store as
he ass pre- ION 8 ~ genslIi
sritli the nes caIleess
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Dlstrlbutsa s

Raleigh April II Egga ritaes.
secre Or state has print.
ed Tor DIS Eibttioa tliroaes the
state q pamphlet cont alnih llss 3 stiste
Icnlls tuition and ts prOfbs amend
mems snat viii Be sulsrsittel q 80 the
voters foE rat & sign q t!la s:est Gen-
yi'yzI tIII IuEt an = ie5k were
live Qnses Tor sliaeussIo5 ID ( i rs Pro-
gfesstsIe lefFis;s:Tatlc 80 itlsE
lialaf f3arsa ~ - - 4
the Seg stera b1 q eeisa III II 9 & c6nu-
ties f0r general eistflJ1s ii5is = 4 are
being ciscnlais p every 81 WY
fliJissIbIc IL s1Ener; tnat f9s 3 Hessflie may
he fully tnfcsS sSnez & as 10 lsan the
time Tor tIseif raslfcatl ballot
arrives a.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
GReafini TsOast

+ New York Apsll u 5riie statement
the actual cohd iens of cls
llpgS ban lEaa and trust com
loFs rive days) soB tsi fst
hold siSs s7S2 ESQ reEerye No. sxs
csss OF legal requirements. This Is
an increase ofg ssS, ,2g70 $50 from iRsE
week. ~ .S.s,s s.
Actual additions Loans decreased
10, ,0s9, 600: specific increased S4 ,S2s =
000; J; net deposits ie ecreaasd SIS, ,8227. 600.
elrcilasion lecreased ss0e 900 hankE
cash reserve In va aaIE 9A t;S9D1a0O. !.
S6s, ,573 00Oss gate casll reserve
=. q ,Oool s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12

B Shov

shin Aprfs "A rainy
ter 1enfning for sscsss; and Snfh
tksi ElllI< eIisK sl1f lE &llo ~ ~
Stess bslt fieiiE sjtlee Inf 1 he Fz snaili1 :
ssais 81 ne easlatiy, "a lis ssllap ilisIs-
AZ Iti0
Us - sriifi sfGft and
NctNl ltlgt rfsSHE EtfzS storm Yefe
sesz be toni 81 tiila on Ffidass
Lg she f1fe eeAste lslnn. z8sF
snfe continued 81 hi Il
llse S0asnWe ssn torn fea iiaS
ehtftSd Into Eastern TekAs SlfS M
nrceenent vii conle as s80 late.
s05ssTef, for The sfealcf oa s 7at
'7Fl y 2 c eff thTcr sEodf te c96
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
UERTA's PGO ORiIoT ,APo PoLoGY
RELIEVED THE TENSE
SITUATION
!. ARREST OF MARINES
State DeRartment Demands That
Further Exile Beea.l 81 Race
Shall Rs stopps;l
tBY Associated pFeasJ

Washington. April III The tense
situation created here by The arrest OF
american nlarinea by Mexican autho-
rifles ut Tampfco was greatly raIievets
tDays With the receipt OF itiertn'a
prompt repndiati0n and fpnlogy for
/ the action, fnfPafSed from Mexico
City by Charge GsSliaug gitiiasay. Mlllile
30 definite statement was cbta atnnhle
Ia official circles, Il was iIitimsteSl
that the neceHsary redress for tlsa af-
front had been afforded. ~
Reporting deycl lopm ents ca the navy
depa rtmsIit. Rear Admiral hIay0 Is
;at 5Tamn nieo eabled, tiintsiie had de-
fnanded tl,at the Mexican COMMANDER
salute the hmerican flag within "a
hours In exptFpt teEs 9 &c e ): the affForit.
No further massage had c0lEse from
Admiral Mayo WllHn the Sdeaa rtment
EcIuseg f0n Igi15s a "a
Adnlisal report was Tor
tyAf Ted Sto X 3fesia dent wilson 81 Whit
aDip or Sssings, e., where lie
Is spending Easter.
0fTfciRls at tito state asId navy de-
Icartmsnts cons idered IInerfas D ssates
LleGt full md, frGll <. promised an
inines sliate Jon. Of Col His
no tsss.f7 e e. IN restjIle the nla-
/ rines and paradlng them publicity
throng d tho istreets ind the official
I3atatenient issued Ry The departs
nent aildeh that eensral 4ac1'f had
promised tsii if15aii
should deygl0p 9 grssa sbptssibii II
fy on the TlaEt 6Il 9 el5
the pehaI ~ g5s,iild IS Z E 4. 4 & +
'cenpe ezenE Legal a5fih lsf
achieved apparently Bitheitt IVA
ton, and It was pointed oh 4 that Il
was but fair to eEaiS tho result III
the proinisua nyestiEat tiett ana siscin-
lIlla OF the MeSicen Off 93cnsf-
hie Tor the humiliation o 1t ia 5iari-
lA..:sse yy ~
was said. had ISSUED no Ietionsl
4, "a tbeIs
the withdrawal or rel Afut { OF
Ibis szdsIs,agn ess;;:ss - a ssisistte
UfnclaIa here are dIsn0aad eo rely
fen that cfiieer's dIserefioh M a Z, Ee
certain that he has been in "a OF
sss:. terms a General
Hflerta'a ex plan stion.
New Eepr eBtations 9r3it the
Spanish TprsIgn Office lIiF1IfRh Ans
hnss adur w ilIafa at Mfi0sIli kisg
aealstanc ce foI: exl lied Span afsa d St I1I
ss.ssr. brought fort Il llie "a isifss liz tiist
eseE aing Poesikle IL helnk done.
tStTy 4BTyaH "a guiTi EXP hitfsd that
klle had instrlieted Censutat a Ga
Irothsrs to demand Of Geaefa ran IN. :
za that the case of every iaTti
te considered separa rateIS tl iDB inertia
anu tpat the be- no more Fiio 1Rnie de-
llEorte ton beCRnse o ffae4 - Els,vn \
Indicated that ne would cont is s6
press the claims az tlie SniYilefilA 4
without abatement
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
ITIGlI
Ii
lny s6oIaEed PRESS. !

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
HIP QVEAsEIST IN MEXICAN
FOREIGN RELATIONS
PREDIcTED
{, fsIS JsT MAKE REP. Y
KigoEous Representations From
The State Department Have
Not Been Answered
~ AssocIated PFessl

4 I5l I5aao, Tex, April IL Much irn-
sprpEetneiiti In the foreign relat tions or
tho stitutfonalist provisional gov
! EeThmenG; OF Northern Mexico, it is pre.
dicted, VIII result from the meeting
promised at Chmihuafua neyt week
between General Venusitinn Carranza
and General Eranciscc yiliai ~
eDres attona OF the most Vigor-
: 3ols nature have been pouring In on
ssSeneFRl Garranza at Jnarez from.
: sYssaslint ston since the expulsion OF the
niafcia from Tofrs0n. CarraIza.
it iss anid has made no direct replies
TO several OF these representations.
and kndRVtki "a 1Vna snfeas
DEB Dartlnent insisted that tiefinite writ
ten repliag DE returned. The question
iiLgolRad deals with tie expIiision az
Spailtard the confiscatI0n OF property
and the representa- or the United
States ta desil With CaTrarza on hehnlf
Or oLleE, nfIk ions. u
Many among gaTfanzA,s s advisers sxs
pressed the opinion today that Islfifa
Ella aching foreign minister. was
III ylsed Ia fssuIng4a IlubIic stateS
.Ment yesterday quoting CarralIza 4 nj
dissRJs JsEled over the Visit OF III a
zylas, British consul at IsI Pasos and
p1tnting oiis that some actions by
other soTe iaInents would Er,aat ~ I'M.
prove frrei iRn relRtions, anncenced at
lyflga les = month or more ago that lie
laid inHiat on each foFeigli gageflsS :
alaeet max 8 its own Terfese fisis
so ather than through fsie Efeta
eat Washington. HhIs
sae 70 SUIT sa 50 A.
es or ton but the FabsIe
wA iEiteEprefed as indieas-
sisl8 tIih presumption of stifser Fsfs
tsttlA lY General Carransa.
feaiiaa has been ghad Dned faS
ees1t hi ling With beth foreign "a Il
ss1Se EIc atIsiEs BY the disordsted con-
~ essiesl e aoErson g! ss the natural result
p s'Ls u 9
= zaJiuTE or 5iVIi
So T1ent Sin South cities feeanfsy
tise iHet ItnlI MS I1IloWI-
case of AFFAIRS Ia The South must come
ls5t graphic cofTesn al da,s
- ap7lTI % Heart fnLiI hat az a.. :
ana villa therefore; It Is said. s IS
,esssa5e iis5sSa Dy otsisr
s==asI f.te two have not met ssace
ftlle aro regolptl tlon, and since tis...s
time lia has rEsen ffGTr the crude
IisRe Of 9 small bani to itha com
Uf an army