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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
BASE BALL CRITICS ANTICIPATE A
VERY STRENUOUS SEASON.
Reel That Federal League win Not Iu-
terfere with Organized Teams IN
Their Seasons Battles.

NEW YORK. April 1.-On the cye 81
lh' major league base ball season the
and maruatcs OF the Amen.
can and National Leagues predict an
uthcr six months of exciting ponnaIf
races and general prosperity. Organized
base ball. ignoring the Invasion of It's
field by the newly formed federal rr,,fp
OF owners and players. reiterates a.
attn IN the loyalty Of its followers and
it, clubs.
Both President Ban johnson. OF the
American League and President John
Tcner. Of the National League. in OUT
linlng the prospects or their respective
organizations for the 1914 season g.
press the belief that organized ball Will
receive the confidence and support ac-
corded 40 by the deVCtses Of the game
Ia past years. In fact optimism. har-
uiony and enthusiasm appear TO be tine
words OF the hour Of the major Leagues.
a. represented by their presidents a fcW
hours before the initial contests Of The
new base ball year.
President Johnson. a. tho spokesman
Tor the Junior association. states.
The American league which enter
ttlned the largest aggregate number OF
tans In its history during the season Of
t'l" looks forward TO another wear or
loyal support from the public learned
efr 20 give patrons the best there IL ia
america national game. The G onn-
deuce thus established hy - Years Of
square dealing with the public IL "A tire
mendou- asset iu case anv hostile ar
kaIlNatlon becomes formidable which
We do not anticipate.
Some Guess
81 think the quality OF ban 20 he
plal ed THIS year viii equal or excel
lhat or tho past. The p~hfladelDbfa
Rthlctlcs naturally the great
est respect because OF their pennaut
ana world series victories. but several
otner clubs must be given serious con-
Hideratlou by those attempting TO name
the winner in advance"
PRESIDENT Ieucr. as the rcrrcaentatfve
gl the national league. expressed sim
llaT sentiments a. follows
Al the very best baseball predictions
are no more than precarious Judgments
% many unforeseen and uncertain ole
hients enter into a baseball champ{on-
SUD mat f. not only futile but foot
Ism. 90 estimate the relative nlavIrg
EIfhEin ui eight clubs and attemnt 10
season wv
.Ieusrally speaking am we'll pIsa sod
Over the outlook In the National iesaue
ana Tor organized baseball ev.rrvIcre
ior the season OF 1914 have not been
receipt OF "a cpOrt from a single
etin owner that has contained n pcser-
tnl~tic tone. Optimism h. tho urevnfi-
Ihk spirit In the National league grd
may say the same for Organized Lafi
general a. / interpret tho FEELING
rom INC Folumluous corresDopde,rc
.t.Flca on by the National commission
~ lne many minor league o-rganiza-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
LAReER SUPREME couRr.

AZ tho regular quarterly meeting ri
Tho ohio County Bar association. hold
saturday in Part ono Of the circuit
court. e petition was signed hv Tho
bar requesting Governor Hatfield fo
place two moro judges ON tho supreme
bench. Tho idea Is To- have two
branches OF the court. with "a chief
Justice assigning the caace This 4r.
ton is being taken a11 over the state
with the hope Of lettering the con.
EcFted condition Of handling cases.
Other matters 81 q routine nature
were acted upon and the following
standing committees were named IF
Judge Frank vs.. Nosbitf. the urfei.
dent Entertainment. Gen. Alfred
Caldwell. a D. Bryant and j. Isl
tumwins amendment Of law. Hon D.
~. Ewing p A. Mcmahon and Robert
Judge. grievance. y o. Arbenz. U
b Honccker and O. " Wilkerson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

Johnny kilhanc vs. frankie Daley.
Philadelphia. o rounds.
Richie Mitchell W. Cal Delaney. MIL
waukec. 10 rounds.
Jack Erttton vs.. Billy Grifnths. Gin
ciunati 10 rounds.
Jess Willard vs.. Dan Daley. Buffalo.
10 rounds.
Jack Dillon -. Battling Leviuskv
Butte. Mont. 10 rounds.
George hip We. X. -. Brown. Akron
O.. 10 rounds.
Buck Grouse rs. Gus Christie. Pitts
hurEh. q rounds.
sam Laugford rs. ktu Cotton Cbatfa-
uOugn. q rounda.
Jack Coyne ya. Johnny Griffin. Col.
umbus. o.. 70 rounds.
Johnny ki1bauc ye. kid" Tuff.p
50 arouse. 90 rounds.
Is. - Brown VS. Johnny Dundee. Net
York. 10 rounds.
Francisco. 90 rounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PR0. NOTES
AMATEUR T

The Intelligence h. anxious to
encourage ana assist the future
base ball players Of this vicinity.
will gladly publish all ac-
counts Of base bali gnmeS chal-
leuSes, organization Of teams
ahd pther matters pertaining to
game. at any time during the
season. To insure publication.
however. 10 account OF all anna
tuer matter should be written
on one side Of the paper only and
sent To or delivered at the Intel
nstncer ouicc. addressed to
Amateur Sporting Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
ELKS' TEAM
meeting Of Baseball E~nthuaiaats OF
Local Lodge Will ne Held This
Evening In Club Rooms.

a meeting FOR the purpose ur srr.rIf.
Irl ON Elks' base bail team will De- held
tnis evening af the TfEs CLUB ro1rre NJ
y "fI"rt 80 This meeting aI Officers
Too f'n team Tor tNr coming scar uHI Did.
fne frIu viii Ie Decided NU rIr. boz.
irrrHf'I Bon fHr movement urr rsrTsafrT
Co. Hr present and especially 600 fID.a
fIr season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
sIoEs PITCHER

GOV Dispatch % me TrfoUfrr-,sr
NlltMpNT ". Va. April BE- ss--.
itr .PeorFe Ncedham ~ the FaIrwort
ehall hague today received 800
t0f from Pitcher o. b. phrf -.
NrF IH Ih0I fa a bI~ fsf,. f.rr..
n fnn Reading section TE. f..
fruorf April go and wIfI rf.v
lfrfI exhibition ramea brf1ra 3D..
pom opens here Mar gH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
WESLEYAN WINS ANOTHER

ln a rather ~listlcss game SATURDAY AZ
H~uckhannou. West Virginia WESLEYAN
defeated the baseball team or Ohio T'nf-
Nersity by the score OF - TO g. Two
walks. two doubles. an error and three
singles Melted Wesleyan eight runs fu
tne slNth inning. After the game wa.
cnhched. many second string men we're
run IN the Wesleyan lineup The rame
was Nltnessed BY q larEe crnWd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
KNOCK OUT
Eddie Moooorty Kets X o. Over Dave
snith OF Australia In Tenth Round
OF 2oHound Bout.

,SGDN5Y, Australia. April Fiddle
the American fighter. TO-DAY
N The tenth round OF a 2O-round bout
Smlth had the advantage IN the fret
cight rounds. The hght took place at
the Stadium. Last Tnnuarv NcCoorty
knocked out Smith in the hrst rouna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
PREPARING CAMP

, De members Of the Washington Ath-
letiC club are making arrangem.rtr e.,
upeu their camp at the Proellochs prom
erty az stop %. which is directly across
, pm the upper end OF the Second Sister
sland. or MAY 80. The committee ir
charge or clearing UP and remod.Ifrr
camp FOR the opening. g. comu0r.i
Frank Hodeger. \ program OF s1,r-
KIND viii be arranged for the opening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

\ meeting OF the Beuwood Juniors
was held yesterday afternoon la the club
rooms al and officers FOR the
ensuing year were elected. Georn.
MorHlngstar was elected captain. and l..
Nolan. manager. The team wishes games
MIN any j. year old team in the valley.
These can be arranged nv calling Ren.
wood lbb-R Bell. between the hours OF
D and : @ clock and ask FOR Lawrence.
ihe following players have been Sc.
lected. Model. e.. g Morningstar. ~
Ward. ss. J.. Nolan. 10. Sivart. 2b
nolan. 3b.. J. Morninrstar. H.. Fur
a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
IMPRoVEMENTs 70 sTAMM

The Stamm Hotel. at Thirteenth
ana water streets De- undcrcolnr a
number Of Improvements which ADD
10 fte appearance Tho interior Of fH.
upper floors is being rcdccoraf0I New
electric lights have been Installed Dol
tho office and lower 1oor. and now
carpets arc hs'ue laid In thp haIIa
Do entire hustelfy DEL UNDERGOING a
E'ugrat ONerhaulinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
W. v. U. W. ELoN ro-DAr.

special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
GltEENSBORO. y. g. April I2-Tbe
West Ntrginia University base ball team
arrived IN Greensboro. y. q. tonight at
siN @ CLOCK. after an all day ride from
W lliamsburg. Va. The Varsity will 20
70 Zion. y. G. tomorrow morning whore
lion college vii be played In the after
noon. The team IL In good shane and
expects 10 win the next four Games
Barron or Hagen will pitch tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
UNIVERSITY LOSES

The William and Mary college tenn
OF WILLIAMSBURG. Va. defeated the West
\ lEElnia University nine ia a slow game
saturday afternoon. by the score Of II
Adams. who started Tor West virginia
Was taken out In the NTH nning The
lhlNersity players had a total OF ten
errors contributed largely 10 their de-
feat "NN W.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
NO LONG TRIPS

tuc High school held SIturdav al -.
t'.led that 100 expensive trips wouLi
% lakeh this season. win 10 lack III
INidf 10 was also decided that he IL.
cal chool would be reu-eerrfed il 81.
lIaek meet which will Do hefB $50,
line IN May. All Of the membere or H..
----- No-- u-c-ruL u l-- M..l-ur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
ADMIRERS STOP
BASEBALL GAME
WHEN WALTER JOHNSON APPEAR
ED ON FIELD TO WARM UP,
TROUBLE STARTED.
rams Gathered on Fisld 20 watch the
Famous Twirler and Senator'S Dame
with Providence Stopped

PROVIDENCE II. T.. April Iz-Thrce
hits and a sacrifice IL the seventh cave
thc Washington Americans victory oN e.
lhc providence uternationals. Z To q. to-
day. The game was called at the opsu-
ing Of the eighth inning because Waite
Johu-on's admirers stopped the play by.
cr"wdiuE on the field when he started ~
warm up IN front OF the Washington
score. r. II. D..
Providence e
Iatterics-EcntIcy. EngIe aud Henry.
oldham Bentley and kochcr. Onslow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

Candidates FOR the High school base
hail team VIII report FOR their first
pLactice this afternoon. The first game
or the season will he against Wells
nuts hiEh school. one day this week. \
hfge squad has reported to Coach Hold
en- Tor the Try out and one OF the best
teams In the history Of the school is eN-
pected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

IINt"IN fIIN. o.. Anvil D.. ..
Jersey city IrfrruHffunB1e fmnfHrrrf
world champions NfHIfUlH here a..
IHr winning .H fn WffH fur .....
.I.u. fHf MH.Eusr bed their regular
team uu frr UrfH HnT .n.U TIf the T.ra.
trir.'re freely. hut tH. recruit pitcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

NN-NN 'IIN. Mo. April I1=Ifr
local American Association club EfI
iNro. pitchers hard urr easily defeated
liiiFhurEh NnfInunla n to To-day
double ana tw" singles. Score 70 10 IL
Euttories-Hirhio. V1FHn and Moore
pTool" Councilman. Cooper and Hrsnnr-
gan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
wELLsBURa LOSES

To- r. rough game uf basket bau rIaveF
WeI7hurE saturday evening. the last
fLf''I n. &C. a. defeated ftc
W"II-hurE y 50 10 g. fneae~r D. ~
score OF 81 fu e. ~ ''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

CLEVELAND. .. April 1.-THE Chi
cago cubs defeated the Cleveland Mans
tnis AFTERNOON, , TO o. X. II. r..
cleveland & :
hatteries-Cheney. Pierce. Lavender
and Archer: Hagcrman aud ONeli.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

'~tNIN'IbN. KY. April rg=rhr chi
tnF1 FEDERAL team tp-dny beat the W.af
Cntinrfuu team 20 to o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
IN BASEBALL WORLD
BEGINS TOMORROW AFTERNOON

sent into the box BY the visitors were
.asy Tor the lntcrnationals. II. ~ b.
Nthletics ......O S4ltOOOO o. Il 8
Jersey 'itN -....-01Sl62O2s2 30 IL 3
batteries Bohan. burning and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
~Featureless oams

hALIlMDkE April f2-Ths New
FORK Giants to-day defeated the RaitI-
more "lntcrnationals iu a featureIess
game by "a score Of = a. 2 n ~ A.
p.ioIN .......... \ .
o. ' = ,
Batterics-Fromme pomarce nd
Meyers Russell. Morriscttc and Egan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

NV Afak. N. N. AuFNI HH-THH
brooklyn Nationals defeated the Nav4rt
'am ~ thc International Learue TODAY
I' score. d. 90 D.
NEwnfF H d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

bRlDGEPORT, Conn. April I2-Thc
itoston Nationals easily defeated the
bridgeport nine Of the Eastern Associa-
tlon to-day. Is to I. In a game featur.l
by heavy hitting OF the visitors. The
r. II. =
2 =
hatteries-Strand and Whaiing:Ger-
Nais. Blum. Kerus and Brady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

~ Mccoy. who put George Chip out
with ono punch. has worked in ia bouts
ana has yet TO take the count. He re-
Gently held Mike Gibbons. the st. Paul
Ghost even In a 10 round session ana .
rev days later won fr.m Bonny league
champion Of the o.. s.. Navy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

lNDlNNAHOLtS. ind. April Ia-Matz.
ihre' base hit in the ninth. followed bv
hlahs error. allowed the I~ndtauapoits
American Association club 60 score rpI
win from the Detroit American Isaeu.
team. 60 ]. here to-day. Score
r. n. o..
Detroit p
nffarfre- EurI. ~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
Shut out for Reds.

CINCINNATI. April I2-The Boston
American team shut out the Cincinnati
National club by a score Of 4 To o.. in o.
game marked b. fielding errors OF the
locals ana battery faults OF the visitors
'o.' r. U.!.
Cincinnati
Batteues-Leonard. Bcdieut and car
rigAn. Thomas; Eowen. ,Yingling aud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

HatffrIss- Aitrhia0r Allen and N,.
I~fsrEiurfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

Kid Clark. Ohio's middle weigh
champion. is after a bout here and viii
probably be essen in action with Joe Chi
~ the " 4 G.. on April 81. Clark has
met Is. q. brennan. Gus Christie. Jack
Dillon and George Chip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13
INSIDE THE ROPES

Young" Alexander. Of Charleston.
meets SAMMY Trott Of Columbus. o..
on April -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

Hnttrrre-Eurko end Livingston
bau-s, Williams and StanaEc. Mckee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

GILBERT Yankee. who boxed the semi
tlual To the Stcwart-MltchetI Eo on
Christmas day. f. toutcd a. the cominE
ieatherweight champion bv his manager.
Jimmy Dunn, who also looks after pres
cnt champion Johnny kiIbane.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

"Stoney" Ritz leaves to-day q, Iofn IN.
camp or James Red" Mason. OF Pttts.
burgh. Mason IL a hustling manager
and Is sure TO bring Ritz 20 the front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-13

The White Sox are hard 20 figure.
Much depends upon whether the great
Ed" Walsh can come back Lefty
Russell pitched all winter on the
coast. where ne is said to have hurt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-16
Batalla en- Ocotlan.

Un cabecilla rebelde de apelli-
do Banuelos, comunic6 antier a
Carranza, que sus fuerzas habian
tenido un importante encuentro
con las del jefe de irregulares
del Toro, en- OcOtlan, Jaliscc, eau
sandoles cuatrocientas bajas.
Del Toro traia seiscientos hon.
bres, siendo las dos terceras par
tes de ellos indigenas, que tuvie-
ron que verselas no solo con Ia
gente de Banuelos. Que es un nue.
vo general que salta a Ia palestra
reyolucionaria anunciando victo-
rias: sino con los conocidos cabe-
cillas veteranos Caloca Y Cervan-
tes. que con sus hombres le ayu-
daron a derrotar a los federales,
para 10 que tuvieron que sostener
una lucha cuerpo cuerpo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-16

Tarde O temprano la verdad Sc
abre paso, aun a traves de los
mayores obstaculos. FL mismo
dia que de mano en- mano clrcu-
laba nuestro.nGmero anterior, re-
cibimos noticias veridlcas, de
fuente digna de credito, de que
Torre6n habia caido en- poder de
Villa y de su gente, despues de
una defensa heroica y desespe-
rada de doce dias con sus noches,
en- que los valientes defensores
no descansaron un sole momento
ante ell furioso y continue ataque
de los rebeldes. POGO a POGO en-
pieza a descorrerse el velo que
habia ocuLtado ese sangrlento dra
ma que tantas vidas Y tantas
energias ha restado la patrla;
esa matanza de hermanos contra
hermanos que ha tornado una
inmensa pira semejante a una
montana de hGmanos restos, al
derredOr de Ia cual los triunfado-
res han bailado la danza guerrero
de las cabelleras Y Sc han embria-
gado con la sangre de sus victl-
mas, que es su propia sangre, Ii
cor prolifco eXtraido del va casl
exangtie cuerpo de la patria Que
los nutri6 con su savia. Tremen-
da aberraci6n de nuestro pueblo,
que para labrar la felicidad de la
madre comdn y de sus hijes, des-
garra sus entrafias y pasa a Gu
chillo a sus retonos. Labor criml"
nal de media docena de Gaines
que Sc preparan para oficlar en-
sus altares con las manos tintas
en- la sangre de sus hermanos.
.iY esos hombres son los que es-
tan Ilamados a gobernarnos?
Hay cosas que son humanamen
te imposibles y nosotros no ere
emos, no podemos Greer, que tai
cosa suceda, porque clio seria
una negaci6n del humane progre-
so: seria desconocer la marcia
ascendente de la humanidad ha-
cia un ideal de civilization, de
justicia y amor. Esos ideales, esas
aspiraciones eternas de la huma-
nidad y de los pueblos, no los
consideramos encarnados en- Huer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-16
Pasd a Ia pdgi1oa !
Es necesario pedir la vida de
Cardenas Martinez.

agradecimientos para todos y un
franco apret6n de manos por su
noble y levantada conducta para
selvar la vida de un compatriota
y llevar a sus atribulados padres
una gotta de consuelo que endul-
ce ell oceano de sus amarguras;
un rayo de fe y esperanza que
alumbre las negruras de su pena.
Algunas solicitudes dirigidas
al Gobernador de Texas, Mr.. 0.
B. Colquitt, han sido va REMIT
das a Austin, Texas, pidiendole
la vida del joven Cardenas Mar
tinez y de elias extractamos las
siguientes, por ser las que mayor
nImero de frmas llevan al calce:
De Pettus, Texas, 102 frmas;
de Mercedes, 19 frmas; de Ma
nor, "a; de Elgin, SO; de Camden,
80; de Nc Kinney, 16; de Segufn,
25; 10 que por 10 pronto forma un
total de doscientas noventa y
nueve peticiones, sin contar con
las cartas dirigidas al Goberna.
dor por una o dos personals, que
no mencionamos por ser numero,
sas y no contar con sufciente es.
pacio para clio en- nuestras co,
lumnas.
De todas maneras, insistimo!
con nuestros lectores para OUT
continuen con todo vigor en- 81
noble tarea, pidiendo al Goberna
dor de Texas, la vida del jovel
Leon Cardenas Martinez, para Il
que deben dirigirse en- esta for
al alto funcionario:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-16
Sc confirnna Ia toma de Torreon
Dor las fuerzas de Villa.
FL sefior generahsimo no encontro dinero nj
armas en- la plaza.

ia, en- Carranza, nj mucho menos
en- Villa, por mas que ell primero,
pesele quien lie pese y sean cua-
les fueren sus antecedentes Mill
tares y politicos, representa- en-
los actuales momentos hist6ricos,
ell orden y la ley en- nuestra pa
tria. Su Gobierno y su polftica,
las consideraciones pasajeras y
forzosamente necesarias en- esta
epoca aciaga en- que Sc necesita
un hombre de grandes energfas,
de gran fe en- ell porvenir de Me-
xico, que sacrifque su vida 81 es
necesario por restablecer ell or
den, por apagar con mano frme
y segura ell lncendio que amena-
"a devorarnos o conducirnos al
mas complete estado de anarqufa,
de desenfreno y salvajismo. He
aqui porque en- esta contienda es-
tamos moralmente al lado de
Huerta, sin yer en- el al hombre
lleno de los defectos que con ra-
z6n o sin ella sus enemigos lie
atribuyen y que nosotros, que
somos absolutamente extranos a
bajas adulaciones y cortesanos
elogios, admiramos sinceramente
porque nj su fe nj sus energias
han vacilado ante la magnitud de
sus enemigos, que cada dia Sc
multiplican como las estrellas del
cielo y que cuentan con ell apoyo
del mas poderoso de los pafses
del mundo, que desde hace tres
amos esta alentando y armando a
los enemigos del orden en- nues-
ira patria. Huerta, ell mancillado
indio, ha tenido siempre una SON.
risa para sus enemigos interiors;
y un gesto de desden para los ex-
traflos, por mas que los primeros
lie ofrecen la horca y los segun-
dos 10 han amenazado a menudo
con as fixiarlo con ell humo de la
polvora que a peso de orc estan
vendiendo a sus enemigos, 0 ha-
cerlo perecer de inanici6n por
falta de orc, con ell bloqueo fnan-
! rciero de que 10 han rodeado.
iHuerta frente a frente de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-16
Espana sollcita la ayuda
de los Estados Unidos

Ell sabado 1ltimo, ell Ministro
de Relaciones ExtranJeras del
Gabinete Ministerial del Rey AL
fonso XIII, celebr6 una entrevis-
ia con ell Embajador Americana
en- Madrid, Mr.. Joseph E. Willard,
pidiendo por su conducto al Co.
bierno de Washington que inter-
venga en- favor de los mil espa1o-
les sxpulsados de Torre6n por
Villa.
Segdn noticias oficiales recibi-
das de Mexico por ell Gabinete Es-
pahol, los iberos eXpulsados
sc encuentran en- las mas criticas
condolences y su Gobierno ha de-
cidido buscarles ell apoyo de los
Estados Unidos, independence
mente de las medidas que mas
tarde tomara para repatriar a sus
subditos.
iQuien habfa de decir que la due
ia de medic mundo, cuyo sol nc
Sc ponia en- sus dominios, hace
POGO mas de un siglo, habia dc
andar implorando la ayuda de 10:
que apenas aver, lie arrebatarar
sus dltimas posesiones en- Amerl
ca V en- el Extreme Oriente.
SIC transit gloria naundt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-04-16
/ n t e .
rrumpidas.

Antier martes, el caoecllla
Murguia mand6 un correo con un
nensaje dirijido a Ia junta rebel
de de Eagle Pass; Texas, comu-
nicandole que habia destruldo
ounce puentes y slcantarillas del
Ferrocarril International. entire
cindad Porfrio Diaz y Sablnas.
ST las noticias Sc confrman, las
fuerzas federales estacionadas
en- la poblaci6n fronteriza men
cionada, quedaran aisladas de to-
.da communication con el interior
no podran recibir refuerzos.
Aunque las autoridades militia
res de ciudad Porfrio Dfaz, ME
gan que hayan sido cortadas las
comunicaciones, un tren de tro,
pas que sali6 para Monciova Ia
noche del lunes, tuvo que devol-
verse al dia siguiente muy tenn
prano, sin lIegar su destlno.
A bordo de dicho tren iban algu-
nos de los espanoles expulsados
de Torre5n, con ell objetO &c dl-
rigirse a Monterrey Mexico.