Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-10-29
PoREIaN

rule over Brandenburg was cele-
brated at Berlin.
At the %consistory to be held IN
Nov. %, according to newspa-
pers in close touch with the vatican,
new cardinals are to be ere
ated.
The shipment Of another e1,245, 900
in ~sovereigns (s6,225 .0OO) 70 the
United States and 100000 to Japan,
both in payment for munitions, was
announced by the Bank of England.
Serbia has been previously hurt by
the loss of 100000 in the present val
and by the rayages Of disease which
swept away $4,000 more. She prob
ably has not more than 100000 men
all told, II so many.
Members Of labor unions in Eng
land increased by nearly 100000 per
sons during the year 1913, according
to a belated report Just issued by the
registrar general. The total member
ship at the end Of the year was 1885,
900.
Formal parades and informal
marches by the p%opulace, with blaring
bands of music and rousing cheers for
Gen. Carranza and Woodrow Wilson
alternately resounded through Mexico
City at the celebration Of the recogni-
tion of Gen. C~arranza as de facto Pres
ident.
Formal recognition by the United
States of the de facto Carranza gov
eminent resulted in all the morning
newspapers Of Mexico City being
printed in American colors and con.
tanning extremely laudatory articles
on President Wilson and the Amer
lean nation.
The London Daily Chronicle claims
to "unmask a conspiracy" led by
Lord Northcliffe, to destroy the pres
ent government and substitute a cab
met to include Lord Miller, Sir Ed
ward Carson, David Lloyd George anC
Winston Spencer Churchill, but moi
Premier Asquith, Sir Edward Grey
Lord Kitchener or A. ]. Balfour.
SPORTING NEWS
Charley White Of Chicago won the
decision over Johnny Harvey of New
York in a twelve-round bout at Bos-
ton.
Oscar Witt, third baseman of the De
troit Tigers, was married at San Fran
cisco to Miss Irene Freund of Oak
land, Cal.
The death of Bryan Scott of Knox
College, who died in st. Louis of in
juries sustained in a football game
was the eighth football fatality this
season.
Venustiano Carranza, head of the
de facto government in Mexico, is go
ing to encourage the American game
of baseball in the republic as a sub
stitute for bull fights and other diver
sions along the border. according t.
Adolfo GARLIC, his consular agent a
Los Angeles.
Duffy Lewis, left fielder for the Bol
ton Americans in their recent worl
series victory, arrived at San Fran
cisco, and his first act after greetin
his wife, who headed a reception dele
cation, was to indorse and hand owe
to her a check for sS.S25.S5-Duffy'
share of the world series money.
GENERAL
Count Max Lynar London, a Ger
man %nobleman, vas arrested in New
York on a charge of bigamy.
Bethlehem Steel common, whicl
sold at $50 when the war opened, solt
at $500 a share in New York.
At Sheridan, Wyo., Albert Barber
aged 81 years, single, died at the stat
hospital of injuries received at Cleai
mont.
The body of one Japanese was foun
among the dead Mexicans killed in a
early morning fight between Unite
States soldiers and Mexican bandit
at ojo del Aqua.
Burglars stole emergency war
stamps worth $4,000 from the SAT
of the office of Deputy Foley, cole,
tor of internal revenues, in the FEEDER;
building at Evansville, Ind.
Pullman officials at San Antonio al
nounced that through service was I
be re-established via Neuvo Jared
and the City of Mexico. This servic
was discontinued three years ago.
European governments are maxim
inquiries of the United States as I
what assurances have been given b
the newly recognized Mexican govern
ment with respect to foreign claims.
Exports from the port Of New Yor
during the first two weeks of OctC
Der reached the record-breaking tota
of $76,1S4,169, of which virtually tw,
thirds represented war munitions an
supplies.
Threatening letters similar to tho:
received before Joseph Hillstrom wa
resentenced TO death are being r
ceived at the office Of Governor Spr
One mailed at Salt Lake City threa
n death to the governor and d
s~truction to the city il Hillstrom's Sc
tence is not committed.
Ten Mexicans were killed by posse
near Brownsville because Of their a
legged completely in Monday night
wreoking Of a st. Louis. Brownsvill
& Mexico passenger train and Ii
staying of three Americans and III
%wounding Of four others.
John r. Palendech. Serbian leade
and editor, addressing a meeting {
Serbians in Chicago. declared that a
army of 100000 Serbian women, equl
in number to the entire Serbian reg
lar army, Don would be on the firm
line against the German and Austria
forces.
Brownsville has declared war 0
Mexico. One hundred citizens Of this
place announced their intention d,
crossing the river at the next a
vance Of the bandits and taking
out on the greasers."