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Ecos del asunto Yer
CARA.

Ell jueves uItimo recibi6 ell Co.
bernador CoIQuit I'm mensaje del
Consul MexicanO en- Eagle Pass,
Texas, Gonzalo A. Fernandez, en-
ell que lie daba cuenta de que te-
MIA a su disposition cuatro caba,
los mas de los que fueron plagia,
dos al fnado Vergara de su ran,
cho, antes de su tragica muerte.
Esto viene a hacer ell total de los
caballos arrebatados al taUecidO,
pues ell Oral Huntching habia re,
cobrado va la semana antepasa'
da otros cinco animales, inocen'
ties causantes de este desaguisa'
do que tanto ruido meti6 en- este
pals.
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Extracts de Testimonies:

Prof. NJ. c.. Martinez. Caro- senior
milo. No halo ma
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dldas del tluldO vital lie duele a ID Ia
cintura o la Cabeza, Sc siente I'd. gas
tadO, sin amino Y ylgOr, debidO a abu
SOS o excesOs en- la Juventud? IVA I'd
Derdiendo Ia esperanto de re~cuperarSu
antique espiritu para pOder gOZar Otra
vez de los placeres de Ia vida? En- este
a e~scribanOs hoy sin falta pues es
tempo que I'd. obtenga 10 que lie res
taure la salud Y el vigor. A TODD HON
bre que nos esCriba sOlicitandolO, le en-
viaremOs enteramente gratis una mues
ira de nuestrO gran tratamiento medl-
cinal NERVISANA para que la pruebe
V note sus efectOs. FL que una vcZ ha-
va usado el metOdO NERVISANA eS
nuestro decididO amigo para siempre-
estnIexplica TODD. AdemaS De la MUGS
ira ie enyiamoS tamOi6n sin ningun cos
te u obligation para I'd. IN ejemplar
del muy ~interesante libriJo ''ConfeSiO-
mes s~ecretas." Esta Obrita que es cOdl
ciada DIT TODD hOmbre debil eXpica cla-
ra V distntamente Ia Influenza de los
nervios sObre e. Sistema sexual. Sc lie
manda enteramente gratis, junto con
la muestra. TODD b!ea enpacado y fran
co de porte con solo mandarros una car
IA. dando su edad Y deScribiendo en- 81
propio lenguaje el nal de que Sutre-
DirijaSe q:
THE NERVISANA COMPANY.
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Cuarenta federales
muertoS.

Ell cabecilIa rebelde, Carrera
Torres, mand6 ell jueves 1ltimo
I'm mensaje a Matamoros, dicien-
do haber pue8to fuera de comba-
tie a cuarenta pelOneS en- IN com
bate que sostuvo con ellos sobre
Ia Inca del Ferr0carril Nacional
entire San Luis Potosf y Tampico,
sin decir por supuesto ell numero
de bajas que 6l sufri6, pues como
es facil suponer no ha de haber
salido Ujejo del fandango de balas
en- que sus hombres tomaron par
tie. A el con seguridad no lie ha
de haber pasado NADIA, pues es sa-
Dido que los jefes Sc ponen STEM
pre- por precauci6n fuera del al
canoe de los fuegos para dir5glr
la bdtdLLG.
Carrera Torres, con dos mil
hombres opera entire San Luis y
Tampico, para impedir que ell Ill
timo punto reeiba refuerzos fe-
derales, 10 que no lie sera dificil
conseguir cuando Sc trate de fuer-
'zas inferiores en- n1mero q las
suyas.
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Solo para Hombres.
Nervisana-El RemediO que TantC
Sc ha BuScaGO.
o.
Ina puestra Gratis q Totos Los que Ia Pidan.

ina muestra Gratis a TOaos Los que Ia Pidan.
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NO NADIA

Por mis- r~elojes, 81 no representa- 10 que ofrezco.
Relojes de ORC Rellenado (goldfeId) De Il quilates
con Ia meior maquinaria, garantizados pOr 20 amos.
que listed debe pagan en- otros lugares q 5000 los
vendo a precios bl-adsinos en- $500 pagade-os en-
mensuabdades. Como unico Representative en- este
pals de una celebre f&brica de relojes de Suiza. y
sin los grandes cas,os cue uenen otros estableci-
mientos. puedo vender . precios eNcepcionales
Mande solamente I'm dollar como garanta de So
buena v~oluntad y honraGez y reci5ira Immediate
mente. para 81 examen, unO de estos re!oJes. 5! no
le convene. 10 devueIveE recibira a yuelta de CO.
rreo su dollar de dep6sito. 81 lie gusta, ie retieEe '
paga $500 los prImeros ; ueses ; 60 centavos men,
suales los siete meses resJantes. Despues del page
de la novena quota sc le enviar& LlBRE DE TODD
casio Y ABSOLUTAMENTE GRATIS. UNA
LEONTINA DE ORC RELLENADO Goldflled.)
despu6s del pago de la Quota final. tambiGn Sc
le mandara DE REGALO UN MAGNIFICO AMI
LILO DE ORC RELLENADO.
Olga en- 81 carta 81 desea IN reloj para caoallero
o sonora. de dos taPas 0 con horario visible.
Dirjanse 4 T. :. Dana. Washington. D c. 2l2C
C. Street. Dep. p.
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labras con que ex-
presar mi agrade-
cimiento hacia I'd.
por su t~ratamiento
pues hace cinco a.
nos que 20 sufria
de un dolor y aho-
ra me e%ncuentro en-
buena salud y doy
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Lythe. Tex. gTaCIaS q DIUS = d
I'd. por haberme sanado. MERCEDES
HERNANDEZ DE FELAN. Lythe, Texas.
PROF. NJ. C. MARTINEZ .--Fui agobia-
DO por ell espacio de siete meses y dias
de una terrible gonorrea y muchos es-
pecialistaS me trataron sin resultado
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nuestra salud; pero mas importante es
precavernos. Una adecuada precauci6n
vale mas que todos los sistemas de Gu
raci6n combinados. Mi sistema no So
10 cura conserva la salud, sino ensena
los medios para precaverse de las enter
medades. La distancia n 10 es I'm impe-
dimento, he ayudado a muchas personals
sin c~onocerlaS nj haberlas visto jamas.
Tengo en- mi poder infinidad de testimo-
MOS, que mandare con gusto a quien
los solicite.
Extractos de Testimonies:
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
RACE RESULTS


First Race--Selling. $500, 3-year-
olds furlongs; Surprising, 10 TO i.
4 70 /, to D. won; Castara. 10 to j. 3
20 l, 3 TO 2, second Gallant Boy. : to
:, even, TO 5, third. Time, ] 10 D.
Gin Maid. Callerou. ColfaX, Duke Hal.
Tom Hancock also ran
Second race, .-year-old fillies. fur
longs-l.ady Reach, ll0 Turner 5 20
], 1 10 !, . to 3, won, kewpie ll0
tPickettD, Is 10 5. 10 10. j 10 3. Sec
ond. Filigree. Il0 (BuNton), . TO 5, 3
70 ), To 3, third. Time. 81 2-5. Nora
l., Btnalee. Relay, Yellow Flower, No
nag and crystal also ran.
Third race. handicap $500. 3-year-
olds and up. 8 furlongs--Royal Meteor.
loo tMcTaggarp, 3 to ], 6 TO and 3 TO
5, won Frank Hudson. l0i IMcCahsy),
@5 To 1, TO j. 10 !. second, Water
Lady, SO tNeander), to 3 even, ] TO
:. third Time, l;l5. Amoret. Lady
lightning, Campeon, Charter and w
w Clark also ran.
Fourth race. selling, handicap. purse
$500, 3-year-olds and up, mile and 20
yards Ella Bryson, loo CMcTRggarD.
. To !, to 3, TO .. won: Rob r.
Io5 tWolfe), TO ]. ) 10 ?. 10 >. Sc. r,
ond; Joe Diebold, 112 (Goose). to g.
! 10 and out. third. Time. l:43 4 %.
ran.
Fifth race selling. $500. hlles and
mares. 3-ycar-olds andN up. 5Is fur
lonGs-LauL',. 80 (Neander). \ To
to ?, out won, Ann Tilly, i07 (Mc-
TaggarD. : Il ., l TO .. out second.
Votes. los tDpyleD, 9 10 ., TO ).
20 8. third Time 1909 Is Mirandell.
Camellia, Automald I.AAuror Rod and
Gun and Magic Star also ran
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13

One other theory is that the girl in
jured her head when sne slipped on
the sidewalk Monday morning, while
accompanying her father to the car
He told her 20 return home and not
10 go to school, as she seemed to be
injured and rather dazed She went
10 mail some packages in the postoflice
at Shcrman-st and Joseph
Campau-ave and then evidently re-
turned home as her father found the
following note when he returned
Dad: | am going away. ! feel
drunk ! don't know what ! am
doing. Forgive me. Vic"
She had< left another note for ner
two younger brothers II read
Have your dinner and clear
the things away. Burn this Vic.
Mr.. Eostesr- said. that, the -sirl.. had
seemed tired ouu. lor several days.
lie worried about her. and told her
that she could stay home from school
and rest If she liked, but she kept
NJ. and made no complaint. he says,
her sudden disappearance coming as
"a shock 10 him.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
CLARK LIKELY TO
ENTER WEST POINT
Central High School Star Will
Choose Bttween Michigan
and Military School

After II had been apparently settled
that Leslie Clark. Central high
schools star football player and all
around athlete. was 10 10 TO the Uni.
versity OF Michigan, Clark himself
says that it Is now toss up between
Michigan and the United States mill
tary academy at West Point.
Clark is In position to get an ap-
pointment To West Point If he wants
IT,. The examinations are in May and
there is little doubt that he would
not be able to pass them as he-is a
good stndent as we'll as splendid
athlete.
Whether Clark goes 10 Michigan or
West Point he will enter school I'm
the fall. He Will be graduated from
Central high school in February and
consequently Is not eligible 10 the
basketball team inasmuch as Coach
Busse wants only men who can play
the season through
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
In Annual Message to Council
This Evening Will Commend
Measure and Urge That
Ii Be Supported
SEES IN 1T GUARANTEE
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
Citizens Committee Effects
Strong Organization to
Push Campaign

Mayor Marx, in his annual mes
sage TO the common council tonight.
will indorse the proposed new char
ter.
This will be the first public state
ment of the attitude of the Marx ad-
ministration toward the measure.
Since the framing of the charter by
the charter commission. the mayor
and his political lieutenants nave
maintained silence, and there has
been much speculation as to what
position the mayor would finally
take.
II is known that first the mayor
was inclined to oppose certain see-
tions OF the proposed charter, bar
after careful study he has decided
that the measure merits the support
OF his administration, especially
since the ratification of the new char.
ter is the only way in which the
municipal street railway policy In
aueurated by the Marx administra
tion can be made safe. The long
silence of the state supreme courf
Judges who have the Verdier bill ur-
der consideration, naturally makes
the mayor dubious as to their de
csiou and he does not intend TO
take any chances on giving municipal
ownership a black eye by ignoring
the new charter or opposing IL. The
charter contains practically the same
provisions for street railway com
mission as the Verdier law, and the
annulment OF the latter by the su-
preme court judges will not inter-
fere with the Legality of tie charter
provision
Also, the water board Is in need
OF funds with which to carry on nee
essary extension work III the Ver-
dier law and the charter are both
knocked out, the water board would
have TO cease work The city's water
supply is now insufficient and GER
tain sections are constantly inenaced
by the danger OF disastrous Are.
The mayor will also cover num-
Der of other snbjects In his message
tContinucd on Page NfneD
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
GRAND CIRCUIT
MEETING OPENS
Many Complex Questions to BE
Threshed Out at Grand
Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan "a
a full representation OF stewards
from the various cities OF the grand
circuit was on hand today. when the
annual meeting opened. Questions ot
such complex nature and vital i'm
port are 20 be taken up and thresned
out that the session, will undoubtedly
be continued over tomorrow
While there are many changes IN
the rules to be advanced il is expected
that there Will be hard fight on but
two. These are the time allowance
rule which gives horses that have
earned records In years previous 10
1913 and did not improve their rec.
ords last season an opportunity TO
race In lower classes. and the pro
posed rule OF putting on record only
the winner Of the race.
President Devereaux has n sugges-
tion 10 put a $4,000 limit on the net
earning capacity Of a grand circuit
trotter or PAGER. This also will give
cause for heated discussion.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
BAKER RESIGNS AS
BANK DIRECTOR

NEW YORK. Jan 13.-Georee +.
Baker. mead OF the First National
bank ana one OF the powers in the
money trust today resigned as d
director OF the Chase National bank.
With tha national banks holding their
annual elections of directors TO-DAY. il
had been expected that many import
ant Withdrawals affecting the inter
locking directorate system might be
announced.
Iohn Mitchell. president OF the
Illinois Trust q Savings bank. ol
Chicago retired from the board OF thc
First National Theodore ~ Vail.
president of the American Telephone
K telegraph Co. Vas chosen As his
successor Mitchell succeeded Baker
on The board OF the Chase National
No other changes were made I'M the
boards OF ,bc FirsV National or
Chase National.
There was no change on The board
OF the National City Bank.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
FENKELL SWEEPS
WALKSCLEAROf
VENDING STANDS
ID. p. w. Wrecking Crew G,rabs
Booths and Carts Them
Away to Storage Yapds
POLICE AID IN WOryk
OF TEARING TFs EN- DOWN
Twelve Owners Garry Cases to
Court in Ilope of Secur-
ing Injunction

ID. - w Commissioner Fenkell
mad. godo his threat to clear the
Sfdewnlks OF vending stands, Tuesday
morning. despite the fact that IL OF
tie stand proprietors have made ap
plicat.ons for injunctions.
Special Inspector Adam Honses, ac-
ccmpanied 10y a crew OF five men and
tMo slalwart, police officers, Sergt
John Macennan and Patrolmnn Frank
Snyder, left the city hall at S:45 a.
IA. Two large double trucks carrying
crowbars and jacks trailed them. The
first stop was made ia front OF No
80 Cadillac-sq. The small stand
there was c,osed and deserted Ii
was the work of few minutes TO tear
down the stand and shove IL on one
OF the trucks,
While the ID. r. w. wrecking crew
tContinued oE Pare Ninel.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
Town of kagoshima Submerged
by Boiling Flood Elected
From Old Crater-Vil-
lages Are Destroyed
THOUSANDS REPORTED
DEAD OR MISSING
Many Families Caught in Homes
Without Chance to Escape
Property Loss Heavy

TOXIC, Jan "Wednesday y--Sev-
eral- thousand men, women and ehli
drenN are surely dead in the kago
shima volcano disaster. according 10
dispatches today from Hitoyoshi, and
The casualties may total many
thousands.
with the first eruption OF the vol
cano. the island ot Sakurashima, in
the bay was enyeloped in masses oI
.-ame It's three villages were entirely
wiped out AID il Is believed that most
of its $1,000 people pershed
The city ot KaSoshima, OIL the main
land. with $4,000 people, was totally
destroyed. in much the same manner,
as Pompeii and Herculane4ynr We're
obliterated by Mount VSSuvius.
Thousands OF neeipcI people who
escaped the burg ting city and villages
we're trappeds in the blazing forests
the -anGsr n, set ablaze by the white
rock s..ntled forth by the volcano
;ind were burned 10 death.
The telegraph operator who Sent
the last message ont of the doomed
city, sai,. over the wire that he was
he only living person remaining in
he town and because his message
was cut of in the midst OF an IN
'lnished sentence. II was presumed
,hat he died al his post.
Late reports said that another vol
ano in the center OF Japan was In
actiye eruption. destroying life and
,-operty No attempt was made 10
estimate the casualties and the eX-
cent of the damage.
Mos Of fhp neODle of kGROshtma
we're engaged in the manufacture Of
pottery.
The navy department rushed two
squadrons 10 the stricken district.
tCont,nued or Page Nineo
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
WOOD WORSTED
in PATRONAGE
AGREEMENT
Beakes and DOremus Each To
Have Two of Five Field
Deputies for Michigan
RAYMOND W. PULLMAN.
Times Washington Bureau, No. 40
MefrOpOlitan Rdnk BNildimq.


Metropolitan Bank Building
WASHINGTON ID. -, Jan. 13.--
The appointments OF Michigan men
10 the position of deputy collectors
end clerks TO assist the treasury de-
Dartment In the tremendous task OF
collecting the income lax arc expect
I'd TO be made late today OF tomor-
row.
At the request of Commissioner Os-
born OF the bureau OF internal reve-
nue., Reps. Doremus and Beakes met
last night N an important confcrence
az which agreement was reached on
.he methods of making recommends
rions for the appointments
At the request OF Rep. Doremus. +.
O. Wood was present in the confer
ence, and Rep. Beakes. with chsrac-
ieristic grace, agreed to meet the
two men at a local downtown hotel.
There are II places for which Mich
igan appointments will be made. Five
of these are field deputies and the
remainder clerkships. The clerkships
pay an annual salary OF 81 200 and
The deputy positions pay Si600. The
work OF picking men for deputy col
lectors will be difficult ior' there are
80 to 20 applications OF Michigan
men for only FIVE positions. 1t was
agreed at last nights conference that
Reps. Doremus and Beakes should
each name two of the men TO be made
deputies and that the fifth should be
named by Wood.
The Detroit office of the collector
of internal revenue Will get approx
mately two.thirds OF the Offices of
deputies and clerks and the remain.
der will be assigned TO the Grand
Rapids office.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13

GIRL MISSING;
LEAVESODD NOTE
dad, I'm Going Away, ! Feel
Drunk" Writes Victoria FOs-
ter Then Disappears
FATHER IN FRANTIC
SEARCH FOR CHILD
Fears She Has Broken Down in
Taking Place of Mother,
Ill in Hospital

With his wife in Harper hospital,
lowering between life an death, fol-
lowing an operation. Frederick Foster,
or No. 5G2 Macomb-st., is making a
frantic search Tor mis- l3-year-old
daughter, Victoria, a pupil OF the Duf-
field school, who disappeared from
home, Monday morning, leaving a
strange note addressed 10 her father,
and another note TO her two little
brothers, TO whom she has acted as
Little, Mother" since her mother was
taken TO the hospital, five weeks ago.
MIR Foster, who is beart-broken
over his daughters disappearance,
fears that she has broken down un-
der the work of taking care of the
house and keeping mp her studies.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
GOLD EXPORTS TO
FRANCE RESUMED
Renewal of Special Allowance of
Interest Believed to Ex-
plain Heavy Movement
Copyright, 1914, by the New York
Eveninu Post Coz


Evening Post Coz
NEW YORK. Jan. 1S--The event OF
the day, in relation to the two i'm
portRnt money markets New York
and ParfsJ. was the resumption OF
gold exports from here TO france. AS
was intimated yesterday, existing
rates for exchanges would scarcely
warrant such an operation, on a strict
ly commercial basis--a fact which
suggests that the 81 100000 gold en-
gagged today for Paris was obtained
through renewal. by the Bank OF
France, Of the special allowance OF
interest 20 the importing bankers
whereby il drew so largely on our
gold supplies last year.
Prices on the New York Stock ex-
change as well as ia London and on
the Continent moved irregularly again
today Our own market Was strong.
however. ID many quarters. and In
the matter OF number OF separate
stocks dealt in. was possibly the
broadest OF the month to date. In
10th the stock and bond markets the
tendency OF the day was TO give
special attention &c the minor anu
rhlaslvey low-priced issues.
TODAY s. mn1f marke' save TURNER
siens OF ease with a somewhat lower
quotation l0g DE4 grade mercantile
paper running fnr short periods
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
GETS SIX YEARS FOR
ATTACK ON GIRL

Robert Brennan. recently con
yicted in Judge Phelan's court OF
attacking a i3year-old girl was
sentenced. Tuesday, TO serve six 10
eight years In Jackson. and the Judge
gave him a grilling for his attempt
TO escape punishment by blackeniug
the name OF the girl.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
@--s-H-----
THE WEATHER

Defreit--Tuesday night and Wedncs-
day cloudy with rising temperature.
Wfnd shifting az modernte sontherty.
Lower Mtchignn-Genersiiy fair ON
Tsesdny night. not 80 e"id In east por-
tsop. "Wednesday frir and .arm~r,
moderate winds, becomine southeast.
Highest temperature In pr-. -
yeers, 90. In 1soSs lowest. In 1908.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
MONTREAL HAS
100000 FIRE

MONTREAL. Jan. iS.-Fire which
ragged through the business district
here today and for a time threatened
the famous cathedral OF Noire Dame
vas quclled after D hard fight with a
loss OF 100000.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
AT JUAREZ


flrst race, 3-year-olds ana up. sell
ing. one mile--Joe vs. WOods. 1O5 tHiD.
10 to-l aud even. won; old Gotch.
s. tNeylon), 10 2. even and 10 %
second Frieze, l03 tGroth), t2 TO /.
Free VIII. Ave. Gold Dust, Bluebeard.
Downland, Ben rncas ana Horizon also
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
WILLIAMS PICKED
FOR COMPTROLLER
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The
nor ination Of John Skelt5n Will
iams was sent TO the senate this
afternoon.

WASHINGTON. Jam l3--President
Wilson viii nominate John Shelton
Villains. nov assistant secretary 2t
tie treasury, as comptroller OF tie
currency.,i 1t was announced ,Ohay. His
name VIII probably 20 10 the senate
today.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
MEXICO PASSES
INTEREST ON HER
BONDED DEBT
All Available Funds To BE Used
for Army, Decision of HUI
erta and Cabinet

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 13.-Alieg-
ing that the pacification Of the
country is the first duty facing
the Huerta government, formal
announcement was made today
that the semi-annual interest pay.
ment on Mexicos external bond
ed debt will be passed. II was
saidD that all available funds will
be applied to financing the army.
buying arms and ammunition, and
paying the soldiers.
The decision was arrived at in
cabinet meeting and Foreign
Minister Moheno will notify all
foreign governments.
LAREDO, Texas. Jan. 13.-That
federal soldiers from Nuevo. Lar
edo had seized the San Enrique
ranch. near Hidaigo, and are hold
ing Manager Otto Winter and
family, Americans. prisoners, was
ne information received today by
Consul Garrett.
The ranch is one Of the largest
IN Mexico and Was formerly the
property Of the late President
Madero, but is now owned by an
American company.
PRESrDIO. Tex, Jan. l3.--The de
parture of Gen. Villas constitutional
ist troops from Ojinaga for the south
continued today. Villa himself re
mains. but will probably leave the
captured city tonight or tomorrow
ilc VIII 20 10 chihuahua tc
take personal charga of the work cl
re-outft lirE aud rc.mounting his sol
diers before .opening a campaign
against Torreon. Monterey. Saltilo
and Mexico City BY Sunday prac
t.cally all Of the eonstltutionalists viii
have left Oiinaga.
Nothing has been learned of the
cf Gems. OTozco. Salazar
Caraveo ana oiioJ5s who escaped be
fore Ojinaga fell, saturday night Il
is expected they will remain in hidinS
until Villas forces lave started south
when they will re-appear To haras:
the rebels.
Major McNamee. the American
commander. today, is completing his
preparations for transferring To For
Bliss, near ri Paso, all the fedora
soldiers and Mexican refugees dc
tanned here.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-13
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