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TcrbanSmlttfl.

gei Der beutiaen Nsiauus in her
Ehiruyois, BON her Wunne a1e hemis
iden Gtofie (2tntiieptitn) fsrnSubnIs
ten. tommt nem Werbunomittsl eine
beionosre 8eetutung 3u.
Die Wunns miro in erItsr 2inie nit
Wun bsbsdt. neil MulI bic auer9r0bte
Souapirtun9 uuflpeiit. Wutte tcmmt
nur bel gang empfiroIiaeu Crgaren.
nie glugen unb Sbren, brett nit Ter
Wunoe in geriihruu9. Watts 3eii
uneeniiaeuoe SouQipir,ur9. Oiei
0ubert iif lei mondsn 9erbdnben
hotin. hob Der bic Wunos beoedenbe
Dun nit fer0Teu uno onoersu Sstre.
ten oosr glut getrdntt III uno nit lie.
beriprinaen Der Wotts bic gu oberh
Iiegenos Munbinoe ebenialIs burds
trdntt. Sn Der Wntte fIllt oft cine
Stnuung Der WunofliiHiateit ouf.
Nof ben gnooben beoeutsnoer Der.
tGufer BON 8erbanbmittsIu III Der
SonTum pon Wotte in cen lesten Sob.
ren pefentlih suriid9sgan9sn. Cine
neusrIide Stsissruna tonnte nit
Wntte tpisher erSielt psroen. penn
Reinheit. Weihbeit. Glaitisitdt unb
SouefGbis,eit srb0bt rpsybsn touuten.
Sur SsriislIung Der Datis oiensn
bic inter BEN Homen rGinters" bes
ionntsn Wbfdle Der 8oumlpollTpinne,
rel. Sis perbsn beim admm. unb
arempelproasb obe.idieoen unb iinb
noturssmab immer Iebr TART nit Wto.
fdinenoi. Sptnnfefiien. Ghmub,
Sioub IL. I. ip. psrunrsiniat. gu1
boI3ies 9oumpolIf6oIen. Spinnsreis
iebriht unh bsim S6ersn abFalsnbes
5oisrnmoierioI iit Den Qinters eele.
eentlih bsiQsmifft. Sur 9siuigung
miro bos RobmoterioI in eroben Cir.
tuIotionstsiIsln nit "a pro3. ga.
tronlouQe isbr fart abqeioht. Nah
benz 9tusfeiien oes MaterioIs nit
Wofer tpirb es nit 100prosentio.r
9oI3idure nsutroIiiiri. nit GbIortolt
eeblejdt, pieoer nit WaNer eeIpiilt.
burh Elm marines Seifenbdo ge3ogen
uno nit elmer Iebr perbiinutsn Shps,
feIidure bebonhett. 8uyt bieIes
GGureboo lpiro bic nod in Ser Wotte
porbonbens Seife aerfebt un0 frsie
fettfaure ouf Der SSoier nieoer9eihIo'
gen. Onmit nirb bic ourd ben 9lsif.
pro3eb perIoren oe9an9sns n1tiirIide
8si6bsit uno 8efdmetoigteit bsr
Wotts pisberoeoeben.
Wlit 6icier 6erFeIluno Der mohsrner
0erbonbnotte Iino Or. 3Gntsr unb &.
Shnobel nift einperitunoen. sic
brinQsn oen Ridqon9 bss Wliteosrs
broutes Qeoeniiber 8o3e nit Der Qers
iie1unqspeife in 3ufammeutong unb
iornern 'ein Nbfdamlterill, fonoern
nur bsfs, longFnferigs. i6oIenfr,i.r
unb refine 9aummolIe 3ur 6eritellun9
pm 0erbonomotten 81 benubeu 2llIt
VnhtbeiIs Der Qgotie qelsnii6er nun
la'Yen fh befeitioen. Sir qrobe qti'
niten fGtIt Der preis iebr ms Yes
pit)t Gie qrobs Sougidbigteit beg
W}uG srmoQlidt e8 NIT tejnen Msn.
cen ous3utommsn. SnfoIge Der aur3.
faferioteit itaubt bic @trb1noipotte.
Dieter Gtoub rei3t bic Dunos Die
2lmtritoner peripenoer CUR 6eritslIung
bon Watte cine un8etpobnIib CUTE
2uolitdt BON Ginters. 0esboI6 Itoubt
ole omeritaniihe Wotte nur unbeoeu.
tenb. Die Qdnoe Der Tofern Der ome'
rifaniIhen Wotie betrd9t ourtihnitt,
lid1 12- "a WiGtimeter, ndhreno nan
in ben ocp0hnIihen oeutite1 Matte.
Torten ielien 5oiern pon 20 G2iGimsa
Ter. meiIi nur IplAe por 40 Milis
meter iirhft.
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&iQa mlrnttrt.
Ter Srud) inter ben merifaniidDeu
&0uititntIuualiiten
lit oG.
(al lSoip. 4 glllo

(SCn tSrauCiHco NiIla btt Ilentug
9enoB 9tCridtcn, oie pon oIen Sbci-
len bea norblidcn 4Fcrifo fommcr
lclne llnnbhangigteit BON Der Gar.
ron5o 9tcQierinQ ertlort. g}iiIa hat
onQc1ou2cn. lcinc Nrmcc ncl 3u or.
gonlltren. lHcu. Ybilipp 9tuQclce.
bcr irlhere &riegSIcfrctur Gorron.
5oS, lit MT Oieier 9Iuigobe bcirout
morNcu.
Mcrifo, 4 NuN.
2fcritos propilpriiher Hrolioent
Gorbolol, IPitQlieocr 0eS Gonorcles
lm0 &crtrcter hcr NtnbeSormee bicl-
ten licultog 9lbcno III Wtcrito cine
&nn'cren3 nb, in scr ser HorIdlag
bciprod)cn muroe. oie Hcgicrung be
hln9lIugSIos an bic 0onititutlonoIi,
item nus3uIiciern. Ter |Inu lit
Ser, Dob Die Sencrole Gbre0on unO
tSon5olcS pon Der Hcbcacnorniec
cine temporGre MiIit1roiftotur bill.
ben. Iic SSludlt Scr oltcn Ae0'e,
run0Sbeonten nod Nern Gru5 bot
bcQonncn.
SaItiuo, Wcr.. 4. 9luo.
Iic llntCrbnuolun1en 3mlidlcn
Der proplioriihcn Rcgierung rno ocn
6llhrcrn Der apnititutionoIiiten in
Merifo 5cridIuGcu iid) ON 3icuitog
oa0urh. ooB @Cu. 3, Gorron5u ii6
mclgcrtc, Die nnn GorboloIs ougc.
botenCu 0coin9un9cn ouSunebmen.
Gorron5o Mil nur oonn nit @erirc-
tern Der HeqiCrllna meiterperbon.
6cln menn Die eegemportioe No.
nliniitrotion rno bic @unoesormee
iih bcbingunesIos untcrmirit.
Moiblngtou, A. gIug.
1ie WeIolung. ooB Sen. 9or.
ron5o bic pon Der propiioriihen Ne.
oieruue 0ieritoS oemodteu tSric.
hensoorldloee Suriidecipieien bot.
mitriSn IN 8oihis,aton. q. g., nit
Y}ibioIlen entgcgengenpmIucn. Sn
Regierlinqstreiicn bolt man oofiir.
ooh GorboioIs 9lngebot ourholS
ongcmciien unb annebmbor iinn.
1ic 6oIge miro, mie omtIid bcrid).
let miro, Die icin, oob Die Ser.
Staotcn bic omtlid)e glncrfennunq
scr merituliitcn 9leQicrunq bin
ousidiCbcn merocn. bis Die g&oblcn
itdttQciun0Cn bobcu.
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Sn Si6erbcit.
Ger pcrmiRte Ylunhoompier nGcci'
lie" lit nit ieiuer merthDulen
Snouns 5nriidsetcbrt.
Dor Morbor. Me.. |. gll1a.

Cut 9uLuul, -ptC., .. <tltb.
Ser 0on,picr 0rouprin5eilln Sc.
ellie pom 9toroocutlden 2loDo, iibcr
oeiicn Nerbleib mon Ole Iebten Eaae
in llntIoren ecpeien, errcidlte nj.
ieiner Gaoung BON 3ebn VtiIlioncn
2naors @joIo uno elmer Ufiulnn
Dollars Silbcr. DC Sir cngliidle uno
iron5oliihe @orten beItinimt moren
ON Iicnitog triih Gor &orbor, Wc.,
nohoem or ouf bobcr See lmeefehrt
ilno in biett0giger forcirter sSobrt
5uriidaeiobren mar. Der Gonlpier
mari INN e ilbr friib in 9or pnrbor
anfer.
Qos Sd1ifi, bos obgrieben pon
ieiner mcrthnollcn 2noun0. an iit)
eincn Mertb bon runo iilnf N}iIlio-
ncn Collars rcprGientirt. mar 0os
crItc Sd)ifi. 0os ieit 9I,isbrltd, oes
aricocS elmer &opcrlnq olseeleet
Qclpcicn mare. 9lIs Scr Compiler
tntcr Dem SduB Der 9tad1t ser
allitc BON Moinc cntIong illbr, lpo.
rem one &id,tcr obqeoett, iuno 6ic
bier ShoruItCinc mnrcu idnpnr5 al,
Gcitrihcn mor0uL um oenI Shiii
non meitcm hos 9lualehcn cinea eng
Iiidlcn 3ompicrs 5lt Qcbell.
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d 1t cf G MS.

griiiet. 4. Qug.
@cruttpeiie pertoutet, baB Der
2luiiorferinq Der Geutiden bic
5to6t 2ilttih 81 iiberoeben. Gin Csc.
iedlt ioIate. in 6eiien gcrloui oic
Iel,tihen 8urlltQcidllooen mur1eu
2tnc Geutidcn habcn 2iittidl uo
9tnmur perIoi N miliien.
Berlin. 4. 8uG.
Qtrj nod iieben llbr om Iienitoo
4beno heqob It'd Cir 8iuiom Go.
porb Solder, Der Gritiide @eion6te
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07
i Tran @oOorow
@iljDu.
9SolhinQton 6. 9(u1.
y llhr pod,r1

Sm g&ciBeu Nalic III iocben no6
longcren 2eiocn 3Srau u ooo.
rom million. Ole >5ottin oeS
Vroiocnten, in Ole Gplgfeit hinilbcr
qcidlnmulcrt. IS ii ein 'rpercr
Sdlo0 fitr ocn Eroiioentt1 uno
sSnibin9ton uuo Dos gnu5e 2onh
traueru nit ihnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

lhfl NpN4lfp upu ItNItplA( S(ltlliHUItHS'
tctte. Iohcr 1T es iiir Gcutihlono
ron 10 ollBercroentIiGl 9rober 2Nih.
figtcit, ilber @eIeicn IN fron3oiiihes
(8cblet gu gelongen.
Srieg 9eeen brei @roB =.
N q hte.
Berlin, 5. glug.
9tot)bem Die helttihe &eglerung
ollf @robrltonniena lllimotlln, oos
bis Wtitternodt onl QienItog Die Ser.
liherlng perlonete, boB 0eutl6lano
9eIgiens Heutrolitot re1peftiren
meroe 9eontlportet, ooB ibr Dies un-
ntoglih lei, iteqte ON 3ienitog
Ybeno Sir Gomoro @oifen, Der
britiife 8otid)nfter in Berlin, benz
9lusporti9en Nmt Die pffi5ieue
&riegserflorung @roBbrltonniens 3u
nnb eriufte I'M 3uitellune ieiner
9SoIie.
0omit itebt oos Qetttide 4ei6
Dem nur I eitcrreid llnaarn 5ur
Seite itebt. nun I'M 8riee nit allen
Ytod)tcn Der Sripel entente, 9fuB.
lanb, 6ronfreif uno 8roBbritan-
men. IStoIien beltebt troe eineS
hringIidcn Ippcus scr 0elitiden
fe9lcrlnq INNER nod ouf ieiner
9tclltrolit1t.
Ger ocutidlc GinmoriA nod 8cI.
oien bot beqDnncu; GeIterreid bot
bic 5cinbieliotciten an Der ierbiihcn
tSrcn6c porIouiiQ einGcitelIt un0
menbct ieinc glufmertianfcit GuB-
lunO 5u mohrcno Scrbicn mo Mon-
tenegro lid onididen, ii Npsnien
cin6uiollcn. Tic Cultei hat Die
MnbiImohunQ ihrer Gruppcn onge.
tilnoigt perlihcrt inoeB, cs lei Dies
mr. cine &orild)tsmoBrCQcI oa lie
5unohit neutral blcibcn mcr0e; Der
9ospptus mo ole 1or6aneaen
murocn on @}ittlpof qeidloiicu.
Afobil otmud)t hnhcI cuh Mouuno
uno GGfen;urf <Sopon i'm ierncn
Citen ncrlcgt lid nod nuf's 9Snrtcn,
1T iebodD bcreit i'm Sale eines Nm
Qriffa ouf enQllihe Neiltunqen BORT
ieinem @unocsaenoiien 5lt @ilie gu
tonlmcn.
Qor0cn. 5. 2Iu1.
Groboem ilni cllropaiitte @roB.
lnodte, Qcl,tihIon0 unb GeIterrcith-
llngurn ouf ser cincn NuBIano,
tSronfrcid uno @roBbritonnicn ouf
Der onhcrcn Scitc I'M GricQs5lJitdr0C,
llnb 4i1ionCn StreitfrCitc 5u 92Qi
ier lm6 SIT 2onoc unter Gen 9&oiicll
itcbcn rmo i'm Nufmorih beoriffcn
iinb, hr1d)te Der N}ittmoh feine Gr-
eiQni iC qr0bcrcn Shls.
GeltidlIano lit 0urh bic 3eril6.
run9 icines 5eansfobcls 3miihcn
Gm6en uno 0en A3oren rom &erfcbr
NIT hcn 2tu@Ion0e io out mje Qon3
ohqeihnitten. 25nNpiihen 8ciQcn
ecridte ots &htBIono. Grontreih
uno NcIQicn, 0ab ser 0prmarih scr
oclttihcn Sruppcn nod ellen BID
tlln9en poll im @nnq u;6 6 on pcr.
idliehcncn StelIen Der betrcffcnocu
t8rcn5c1 bereits 8u 0IGnfeIGcn nor.
Qcidobcner 9lbthcillnQcn ncfommen
lit. I$n GnoIono ioG Die N}orine
hercits rouitdnoiq acfeftsbcrcit
iein 6of mer6en oue Stiffsbapc-
Qun9en itrenq qeheim qeboIien,
ebcnio bic Cpcrotionu bes 2ono-
heeres Scr llmitono, oo6 5reilpll.
Iiqe fir Dos enQIiihe @on6hcer oui.
oerllicn mur0cn mir6 bobin niisqe.
Ieqt ooB Die 2lusien0una ben 2ono-
trllbpen ms GusIan6 gepIont T.
6od1 NOR nid'ts Gc'tluu1tes ooruber
81 eriahren.
ntirhnf+ 7crft
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98otifo't 3critort.
9s,oihilioton. 5. Qlll.
QAerIif1 & 9llln

-NuTNIINIUlI- .. NNG.
9Ius bipIonldtiider GueIe qinq
am 0dttmodl AlittaQ 6cn 5toots0c-
portcmcut In 0o;9i1qton oie No6.
ridlt 81, 0ob ni ein @crii6t bin,
0os ruiiiide gotid,o'isQebQuoc in
Berlin iei ron eiuer Ntenihenmen9e
onqcqriiien roroen. IN Ct. Qetcr5-
burg oos 0cutide 9otidoitsQebQu0e
BON cincm Yiob 5eritort moroen lei,
nobel Elm glnqeite1ter inns 2eben
fam. Sem Stoatkoeportement 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

1d @robbriton-
nien II II B
Qeutihlano filb-
rem &rieg.
Die pl0slide
Gntiheioung Der
britiihen 8e9ie,
runG oltf ipel6e
Die gan5e &eIt
nit fieberhafterl
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nzJ 6uitete fir orei Sabre.

sd perebre 9bre 8ObItbn;. 6is Sis
Der Wsnitbeit uno g8iiienihaIt 9ese.
ben bnben Sbre Weoi5in. gr ainss
gieW Discovery. bat meirsu 6uiten.
ben id brei 9ohre bate. tur.rt. ihreibt
9ennie 5lsmming, non Nsw GOuer.
Ohio. 0obsn Sis einsn forenoon bus
ten? Iit berielbs onhalttno uno .ann
sr nidt turirt per6en? Nsjoraen Sic
iih cine Soc fIai6e 3r 2;us3 9tem
Discovery 10 bnlo pie n0lilt. Die
WebiJin turirt 0uiten iolpl' 0o.ss un6
2ungeuleiosu. gjnosrunq ooer Sbr
@eIb surld. SOC uno 800 bet 3brem
Npoinefer.
Budlens arnica Salbe iuc 6nuts
nusihIdge (Au5.)
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Abe Gerr gum geti6ter-
itatter): o6oten Gie fd iaou 0as
glIeubotnunQIiid angcieRn3"
nPein. S6 babe tsine 3eit, i9
muB srit siusn gtriAt odraoer i9rsiD
beH.."
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Gnglc.b erflGrt SeutidJlano ben
&rieg.
2onboh 4. Aug.
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DIE ,,1Iereitern"- "-5eftun-
gen haben Gle 6eietiette
pom ga Grefie niett nu,
miticbreiben ionoern nit
macPen belfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-07

init ebcnio noaitonoiQc @eicitiQung@.
tette. Gober 1T es iur Qcutidlono
ron 10 allbercroentIjdl 9roBer Mid.
figtcit, iiber @eIeicn IN fron3oiiihes
CScbiet gu geIongen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

tablishment OF from 1000 to 1000 block
houses AZ distances apart OF TWO kilo-
meters approximately. Gsrrsons % ten
men will be established in each OF these
blockhouses and this will afford the Gov
eminent ample liberty in it, military
movements and suarsnte. so far as posi-
BILE the maintenance OF tn commercial
railway service.
Il have the honor to inform Congress
that the campaign against tn. d.sturbers
of public peace has begun most reso-
lutely, az evidenced by the military events
OF the past month
Before leaving this House" said Gen.
Huerta in CONCLUSION. II must engrave upon
y!ur hearts that It IL my purpose as
have previously stated 10 the national
Congress, 10 procure the couutry's peace
at any price. and II to do So shall re-
quire your sacr!hc" and mine ] would
have you know, once and for all that we
will know how TO sacrifice ourselves. This
is my purpose. or what amounts 10 the
same thing. my profession of political
faith"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

missioner Of Accounts. VINO 10 nSW writing
| a book on European police administration,
based on a personal inquiry abroad. Still
| another Is ex-Police Commissioner Francia
v. Greene, who has told friends he
wouldn't take the Job again.
There is some reason to believe, how
ever that none OF the men IL the Mayors
real choice. The Sun was informed last
night that the appointment OF Sherman
Bell, former Adjutant-0eneral Of the Colo
RADIO National Guard. Ii being seriously
considered.
Den. Bell 10 In New York now---has been
here several weeks on mining business.
lie was a Rough Rider and Col Roosevelt
said Of him, II think on the whole Trooper
Sherman Bell was the very gamest man
in regiment OF game men,"
1t was Bell who crushed the Cripple
Creek outbreak In 1904 and won At least
the temporary enmity Of the Western
Federation Of Miners. He declined to talk
about the Police Commissionership last
| night.
Retiring Commissioner Mckay 10 81
years old. He resigned Lieutenancy in
the United States army In 1907 to 20 with
Capt. Rhinelandcr Waldo to help manage
the aqueduct police. He succeeded Waldo
AZ head of the watershed police. but re-
signed in May. 1911. to become First
Deputy OF the Police Department under
Commissioner Waldo.
on December 81 last Waldo. after ae-
cepting the designations of all his depu-
ties. resigned. leaving no one te run the
department. Upon the advice II Mayor
elect Mitchell. Mayor Kline appointed Nc
Kay Police Commissioner.
He has worked very long hours and
did several notable things. winning es-
pecial approval for his handling Of the
l. w W. outburst. His popularity with
his men diminished somewhat recently
when he put Inspector Gillen on trial on
the charge OF falling to suppress disor.
derby houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
URGES EXPORT CONFERENCE.
james 4. Farrell Points ont Need Of
Government Aid

James A. Farrell. president 10 -
United States Steel Corporation. heartily
favors the movement for a couvet'.u- 70
Washington In May OF the FINANCIAL. IN.
dustrlal and commercial men % promote
expansion of foreign trade,
THE present supposed in'erpt-. t'.5,
of the Sherman law Us being app ah'.
TO the foreign trade causes cou-.d. # ID.
confusion In the minds of America man.
facturers as to what extent they won.
be permitted TO cooperate said NJ FIR
rell.
when IL Is considered that some a. lO.
Arms in Germany are banded together q.
an association formed largely for n,
acquisition OF foreign trade and th7, NJ.
are assisted both directly and ind rectl,
by Government aid and that they are peg
mltted to establish syndicatcs OF 10
operative character and distribute 3-l,--
to plants which are either best situate.
geographically or best fitted 70 manu-
facture economically II is important 'aa.
any restrictions under which Auer'au
manufacturers and producers are now Ia
boring in this respect shall be remove.
or modified II We are to compete sue .~.
fully with foreign manufacture
1T ought to be made permissible -.
manufacturers OF similar lines o. r7J'-
to combine TO the extent OF seeking o~i, -
abroad and distributing such orders p.
mills in the best position TO handle them
Mr.. Farrell advocated recogn'cos >.
the Government Of Joint business 1-s1
Citations. such as the American Manu-
facturers Export Association, loo cr.- 20
secure Interchange OF Views
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
BLAMES DROP In GEM
IMPORTS TO SMUGGLING
Jewellers Protective AssOcia-
ton Head Says High Duty
Is Responsible.

A big drop in the importation OF jewels
and the charge that smuggling IL respon'
s,b,e have followed the increase In duty
on Jewels. both cut and uncut The snug
Cling charge was made by Ludwig Nissen,
president Of the American Jewellers Pro
tective Association.
1--WE know OF dealers WHO have been
buying large quantities Of diamonds In
Antwerp and Amsterdam for cash with
out corresponding records { 'he Custom
House In this city," ne said. ION several
occasions our association has detected
goods which we're being shipped direct to
Canada with the Intention OF bringing
them into the United states without pay.
Ing duty. The vigilance OF our officers
has compelled the owners OF such goods
to return them to Europe u several IN
stances to escape arrest
THE Increase In smuggling is entirely
due OF course to the increase duty. al
though the members of the Ways and
Means Committee gave representatives OF
the diamond trade assurance that the
Government would guarantee hat all I'M
ports OF diamonds would be placed on
the same level. Up TO the esent the
Government hasn't done it."
The total value OF jewels imported a.
this port for March. 1914. was se.ss5,ssS,
as compared with c434l.070 the corre-
spending month In 1918, according to the
figures q w. b. Treadwell. jewelry exam
liner at the Appraisers stores on Wash
ngton street. OF the total Importation
for March cut gems were valued e2.624,0 +s
and uncut S334,494. In March. 1918. I'M
cut stones were sl.270.l79 and cut 5000
sci
II was denied In Maiden Lane yester-
day that the decrease In the imports was
due entirely to the smuggling OF gems
under the 10 per cent. increase n duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

have after thirteen days OF constant fight
ing is not known.
Juarez was apprlsed during the after
noon that lighting continued at Torreon.
but the o'clock message was the FIRST
one direct from villa. He did not say a
word about Herrera's command which was
sent last night 10 intercept Federal re-
endorsements supposed 70 be coming to
Torreon. An unofficial message this
morning said that the command had met
the Federal re Inducements at San Pedro
ard had blown up their troop train. kill
INK hundreds Dispatches from Mexico
city. however said the Federals had re-
pulsed villas men.
message received 'n Juarez at 3
O'Clock says that Herrera met several
hundred Federal endorsements rs miles
southeast of Torreon this morning and
that the light has been In progress all
day The Federals were from Saltillo
hut had diverted their march from IN.
Salt4lo railroad and we're encountered
marching toward Torreon along the old
Mexican Central line. The location Of
san Pedro would be near where this
fighting is reported.
other messages received this afternoon
but not from villa, stated that the rebels
held the Salvador Hotel the Garcia ware
house and several other buildings IN the
heart % Torrrou. The Salvador Hotel is
rv" 'iort ROOFS building and AFFORDS the
rebels an excellent fertilization.
\ private teic-ram received to-day from
Vice Consul George c. Carothers. with villa
az Torreon denied the reported execution
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to three times the amount OF their cash
reserves are also mentioned. together with
the act authorizing the issue OF bills Of
one and two pesos and also OF 30 CEN
tavos, the latter to be guaranteed by their
equivalent in coins OF the same value
Discussing these various measures, the
Executive says:
These DEGREES have been issued to
our institutions Of credit. and In order
that these institutions might retain the
deposits OF which a panic would have
deprived them. The last seven days OF last
year were declared bank holidays. these
holidays being continued later up to IAN
uary IS. and finally until March 81: and
thanks to this expedient the banks have
been able to preserve their resources
and maintain their soiidity despite the
economic difficulties through which the re-
public has passed.
The public has wisely cooperated WIZ
these measures. thanks 10 which all the
credit institutions are now able 20 meet
all their obligations.
The national budget found itself I'M
expectedly deprived. through the con-
traction in foreign money markets and
the Indirect influence exercised on those
markets by the strange attitude OF GER
tain Power toward Mexico. The republic
therefore found itself deprived OF SUIT
cient revenues.
Five million OF the $1,000. 900 constl-
tutlng the first instalment OF a loan con-
tracted with foreign bankers were perforce
devoted to meeting the obligations con-
tracted by the preceding Administration
In view OF the discrepancy existing be-
tween the revenues OF the country and
the great expenditures needed for It's
paclication. the Executive found himself
compelled TO suspend FOR six months the
payment OF the Interest on the national
debt, a measure transitory In character
and fully justified by the circumstances.
mo sooner. however. had the recent
measure whereby the Government pro-
cured an internal loan Of $4,000. 900 pesos
been adopted than the Executive ordained
that the revenues which in ordinary times
were devoted to tho payment OF the In
terest on the national debt be restored
TO that function.
Finally, TO ths end that the product
OF the loan OF 35o,Ooo,Ooo be devoted to
the paclfication OF tho country q per
, cent. interior debt has been created q
take up the various credits which weigh
upon the Treasury and which II has been
! impossible to meet on account OF our
/ extraordinary financial difiiculties
The programme OF the Treasury De-
partment. moreover. comprises the can-
collation. OF sundry taxes which. like the
additional so per cent. on exports which
has just been annulled. were created to
meet exceptional circumstances"
Il, gardinX the reorganization OF tn.
army the provisional President said:
The military necessities Of the repub-
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WORD CONES FROM villa.
says That Battle at Torr-"u T.. Not
Yet over.

Ell PAso. April TN answer To your
message OF yesterday | wish q reply that
although We have taken a par, OF the city
OF Torreon the struggle has NOT Yet been
concluded. ! hope that tJ-u,, mt We will
obtain complete triumph, ct winch !
Will notify you
This message was received ~ JuaIti
from Pancho VILLA at o'clock this after
noon. II Is the first definite news from
thu rebel commander now investing Tor
rcon that had been received since Mouda,
night II get at rest the various reports
that have been prevalent since yesterday
afternoon that Torreon mad fallen into
rebel har DIS. that the rebels ma been de-
feated and driven back ana even that
villa had been killed
The message from villa came in reply
10 repeated attempts OF the rebel officials
In Juarez last night 10 reach the rebel
general for confirmation or denial OF the
message sent to Washington by Unite /
States Consul Hamm at Durango re.
porting the capture OF Torreon By villa
Three thousand OF the Federal forces
defending Torreon have quit the city and
Pancho villa and his rebel army were
Tonight hghting but q remnant OF the
original garrison for possession OF the
Federal stronghold, according to adyicas
reaching Juar,z. The message came from
an independent source and was credited
II stated that villa was holding many
positions OF vantage inside the city. but
that the Fsderals were behind fortifica-
lions almost tmpregnable and unless the,
surrendered Villa stil had hard task
ahead OF him
The Federals have plenty of food and
water from wells the report said. hu.
| what Quantities OF ammunition the, stu