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RUSSIANS ARE NOW
EvACUAT|NG WARSAW
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LONDON, July 30.-Advices receiv.
ed here are to the effect that the Rus.
SLAMS have begun the evacuation of
Warsaw Public documents are be-
ing removed and the banks are send
ing their gold to Petrograd. II is be.
lieved that by tomorrow the city will
be denuded Of all government stores
All of the prominent people have left
and the trains today are packed car.
rying out refugees. The army is re,
moving the heavy guns from Novo
Georgiensk.
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The preliminary examination of
Yragiien, the basque who shot and
killed a countryman on the night of
the gath, was today continued until
Monday on account of the illness of
the court reporter.
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SWITZERLAND PROTESTS
AGAINST GERMAN AIRMEN

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LONDON, July 30.-A Berne dis
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a protest to Germany against Ger
man airmen violating the laws Of neu-
trality.
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BELGIAN STEAMER
BLOWN UP BY MINE
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By United Press.
LONDON, July 30--It has been of.
ficially reported that the Belgian
steamer Prince Albert was mined and
sunk by the Germans. The crew of
men were saved.
The trawler, Young Percy, was sub
marined. All of her crew Is reported
saved.
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8. G, Shirley. county road super.
visor and Commissioner Gregory are
making trip to Bullion today to look
into road matters.
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PoSMisTREss APPOINTED
FOR BULLION, NEv.

Mrs. Biffel l.. Moore has been com.
missioned postmistrcss of Bullion,
the mining camp twenty.eight miles
south of Elko. The commission was
issued July 22d.
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DEMAND EXPLANATION
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EIGHT KILLED BY
RUNAWAY COAL CARS
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BY United Press.
M'KSCPORT, Pa, July 30.-Eight
men, including Superintendent Sam
uel Dougherty, were killed today and
many others were injured, by train
of coal cars which ran wild in the
Patterson mine near here.
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NEW YORK. July 3O.-Chauncey
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
HARD LUCK TALE OF GOLF
What Happened to Sam Reynolds
Once Upon Time on Friday
the Thirteenth.
COUNTS NINE AT HOLE THIRTEEN

On Friday. the thirteenth of some
month or other several years ago. Sam
Reynolds had some of the hardest luck
he has ever had since he took up the
game of golf. He was playing at the
record for the course. He had started
off brilliantly. getting a two on ono. a
three on two. a four on three, a four
on four, and so on all OF the outside
nine. They were played in the start
lingly low score Of "a, and Sam was
highly elated.
He then proceeded to go after the in
side, and started off just as fast. Ten
was passed up with a three. eleven went
by with three. Twelve drew a two, and
again Sam smiled. ana pulled up his
knickerbockers preparatory to making a
one or a two or at least three on thir-
teen. But he failed 20 think OF the aw-
ful combination that he was working
against
To attempt to play the thirteenth hele
on Friday. the thirteenth, should be
against the club rules. but Sam addressed
his ball with all the confidence Of a
German army about to attack q Russian
position He carefully picked out his
best driver. He glanced confidently down
the course; and then he took a swing at
the ball Bingl 1t sailed off of the tee,
and rose gracefully into the ETHEREAL blue.
Higher and higher 1t scared, and as 1t
scared It cut graceful curve to the
right. It cut almost a semi-circls, and
fell in the gravel roadway that crosses
the course.
The caddys found 1t. but il was fully
two inches beneath the surface of the
ground. embedded in a tiny mudhole that
was by the roadside. Sam approached.
and grasped his niblick firmly. A mighty
blow resounded through the neighbor-
hood. and when the mud had ceased
flying the ball still showed dimly some
what beneath the surface. Another try,
and then another. until finally the ball
responded to a particularly hard one and
rolled out upon the grass.
When the pill had finally been coaxed
into the hole on the thirteenth green.
after three puts, Sam began TO total up
the number OF strokes the hole had cost.
Nine strokes he had taken. and when he
added his score up at the eighteenth
hole he found TO his infinite disgust, that
no had a miserable 20, instead of the 6s
or 80 he had every right to expect.
but who" asks Sam, 'can play the
thirteenth hole in less than nine on Fri
day. the thirteenth?''
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
TOPS CRUSH K. c.
BY NINE TO TWO
Score Four Runs on -Four Hits Of
Adams, Western League Re-
cruit in q Frame.
sTovALL USES FIFTEEN MEN


BROOKLYN, N. Y. Aug. 12-The Kan
sas City Federals went to pieces before
the attack of Brooklyn today and were
defeated, to 2.
In the first inning Brooklyn scored four
runs on four hits off Adams. Western
league recruit. In the fourth inning four
more runs crossed the plate on four
errors and four hits. Manager stoval
used fifteen men in an effort to stop the
locals. Score: RH.E.
Kansas City.1 eo0o Q 0-27 8
BTSokiyn Rs,tsyIa.. ,'''4 & S ~ O. Sn po6sId I
Henning and Brown, Enzroth; Seaton
and Land.
Blanks st. Louis Twice.
BUFFALO. Aug. lathe Buffalo Fed
shutting out st. Louis. to 0 and 6 to 0.
the two preceding games having been
shutouts for Buffalo. Schultz outpitched
ming run was scored on Dalton's single
and Louden's two-base hit. Anderson -
splendidly supported in the second gG-.,
critical points. score. first game: R.HE.
s. Baffafo hHSi".:....SS 30 g SSSSgSSS
Score. second game: RHE.
St Louis.....;O Q Q o o 9
Crowd Sees Split Bill.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 13.-With the inaug-
uration of 10-cent base ball today Ball-
more entertained its darkest weekday
crowd OF the season. 1t saw the home
club lose the first game of q double-
header with Pittsburgh. to /. and come
from behind In the second and win, TO
2 Score. first game; R.HE.
Pittsburgh 10 o o 2 o o o 0-4 II /
Baltimore 30 0 o 0 IL s 9
Batteries: Knetzer and O'Connor;
Bender and Owens.
Score second game: RHE.
Pittsburgh 80 o Q o o 0 o o 90 10
Baltimore 80 o % o -
Batteries: Dickson, Hearne and Berry;
Quinn and Jacklitsch.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Omaha Men Going
to Golf Tournament

Sam Reynolds. goifine partner Of the
Allen and Reynolds Coal company, and
Karl Book OF the Union Pacific Coal
company arc planning on going to tho
annual Coal Mems Golf tournament. held
this year at tho Glenn Oak Country club.
AT Glenn Ellen. m, suburb OF Chicago.
the tournament since the year Il waa
first inauguratod, while Sam brought
home the championship cup two years
ago. and Il sim occupies place in the
office OF the company.
Book and Reynolds viii stay At the
Chicago Athletic club during the tour
nament. and win be gone from August
q 10 ..
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
COOMBS In FORM,
GIANTS DEFEATED
tumble by 0'Mara RObs Iron Man
Of Credit for shutOut Victory
Over New York.
FINAL SCORE is SIX TO ONE

BROOKLYN. Aug. ls-Jack Coombs
pitched shutout ball against the New
York Nationals today. but a tumble ry
o'Mara savo the visitors a run In the
eighth inning, npking the score s to /.
Tho superbas rsn the bases recklessiy,
causing the Giants to tumble and throw
Wild, five errors being charged against
them. Lobert was hit by a pitched ball
and forced to retire. while stengei hurt
a two-bagger and gave way to Humnel.
The Brooklyns got only four assists.
Coombs making the Giants pop up flies
when he was not tanning them. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
HOODOO DAY GAME
GOES TO ROURKES
Rourkes Celebrate Friday, the Thir'
teenth, by wallOping Lads
from Lincoln.
THIRTEEN LINKS STRANDED

Il beinr Friday, and the thirteenth day
OF the month all IN one lump. the Rourkes
celebrated the occasion In n fitting and
proper manner and submitted the lowly
LINKS fron lincoln TO the ultimate
trouncins Of the year On the home lot.
T'he score was 10 and Il was three In
= row for us.
Just thirtcen--more hoodoo stuff-of the
LINKS were lsft stranded on the runway
calling Justify for Huocor. but with Bob
1nRcrsolrs dollar movement working in
swell style. their cries for help were
IN vain. In every inning except the first
lincoln got men on bases. but only on
two occasions were they pushed over tho
rubber Fine stuff. BY way Of still
more hoodoo stuff. e might bo mentioned
Omaha made thirteen assists. Omaha
rogistarod one mark IN the fifth round
on a single by MoChesney. Tannehill's
sacrifice and Ingorsolrs two-ply blow
TO right
Errors Are an AID.
In the subsequent frame an error by
Nnrveson. Forsythe's inflcld hit. <rue-
gers sacrifice and Krug's force out
counted one more. and the winning tally
was marked up IN the eighth on For
aythe's infieId hit. Krueger's force out,
Krug's hit ana Hippo Mcchesncys sac
rifice fly.
Today Wichita win play two games
with omsha- FifAt game caiied At 2
O'Clock The Wolves wIil. also play a
double-bill on the sabbath which will
Be the last engagement In the home yard
With the exception OF a two-fray tilt
with 81. Joseph on Labor day. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
lMBR0 TAKES FIRST .
IN THE TW0-THlRTEEN

BURLINGTON. Ia. Aug. i3-Imbro.
owned by #. NJ Anderson OF Portland.
Ore. and driven by De Ryder. after fin
ishing ninth in the first heat Of the 2:ls
pace. came in first in the second and
third heats. taking first money in the
feature Of the closing day OF the Great
Western circuit race meet here. Red
sink. owned by AL shores Of Kansas City.
No. took all three heats in the 2:2o trot
without an effort. Henrietta won the 2;li
trot.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Wichita Comes for
Two Double Bills

Ham Pettersons Wolves from Wichita
will invade Omaha today for four
game series, The four games will be
staged IN two days, with double bills both
Saturday and Sunday. First game on
each occasion win be called at o'clock.
Following the visit Of the Wolves Omaha
starts out ON it's last road trip OF the
season and will remain away until Labor
day. The Rourkes play two games with
81. Joseph on Labor day and close the
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

CENTRAL CITY. Nsh. AUG. is-tspe-
eial Telegraml-In a fast game today.
Central City won from Aurora. 10 1.
Batteries; Central City. Laub and Boyd;
Aurora. herkenberry and Herkenberry.
etrike-outs; BY Herkenberry, ~; BY I.aub
Hits: or Central city, 8. OF Aurora
q ETrors; Central city, /. Aurora. q
Thrne-base hits: Claire Tor Central City
Two-hase hits. Laub and Schudol. I'M
pire; Patterson. Time. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
RED SOX CAPTURE
COMBAT IN NINTH
Boston Wins, Three to Two, Over
Washington Senator'S on the
Home Grounds.
GR1FF USES THREE HURLERs

BOSTON. Aug. lSy-Boston won.S to ?,
in the ninth inning over Washington to-
day. Lewis single and one by Gardner
Henry's wild throw to check Gardeners
steal. and passed ball, on which Lewis
scored. made up the decisive combina-
tion. Washington used three pitchers.
Boehiing being ordered out in favor of
Ayres in the fourth, and the latter Civ
ing way 70 johnson In the ninth. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
WILHELM APPOINTED
UMPIRE BY FEDERALS

BALTIMORE. Aug. is--Irving wilhelm.
known as Kaiser" pitcher OF the
Baltimore Federal league club. has been
appointed an umpire In the same league.
lie VIII officiate for the first time this
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

~ WV-ua41 hIIei IhNoraoII, McGaffInnIl
- cehFelper. Sacrifice hits; smith, Tan
nehtil. krueEer, McGaffigan. McAllIa-
yer. Sacrifice fly: Mcchesney left on
bases Omaha. 9; lincoln. is. Struck
OF lnEersoll. 4; off NarVcson. sTime.
1'oA Umpire: Van Sickle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Wichita ............a iooiO O-s
ucs Molnes ..t.l D o D . . O-2
Two-oase hlia: Hosp. orifflth Sacri-
left On haees Wtchlta. R; nen Noincs
IN struck out ~ hoRridEe. BY Pate
Hh1ef on balls OF MoNrldse s. of
SCR % 1onoe. MoErideo 20 Ionea Time.
Eel mpIrea; Ryan and Cusick. score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Four Attacks of the
Allies on Turks Fail

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aug. 1s.-Cvia
London.)-Four hostile attacks against
one Of the Turkish positions on the CAL
lipoli Peninsula were repulsed on August
10, according to an official statement is
sued today at the war office.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

sBatted tor Harmon in ninth. M
shan for Gibson In ninth.
Sineinnatl SiI ..''''.,',S & 999 "a
Two-hase hits. Wllllams. II. Wagner
stolen base; Johnston. Bases on balls
OFF Schneider, Il off McKenry. 1; off
Harmon. 2. Hits: OFT Schneider, 5 in
seven inninEs; OF McKenry. ! IN two in
nlngs. Struck cut: BY Schneider 4; by
Harmon, 4 CmDires Rlgler and Emslie
Kneck Rudolph OFF slab.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug ia-Phiiadcl-
six innings today and defeated Boston,
TO B Nehf. formerly OF Terre HaIte
finished the game In fine style for the
visitors. Alexander was hit hard In the
second and fourth innings and then set
tied down, the visitors not gettinn man
past first base In the last five innings
BosToN. PnnADEIPHIA
ABHO.AE. ABHO.A.E.
AeFaa. rf....t . 2e eByrne se'.,.t o
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Batted for Boothby In seventh.
.Batted 3 for Doyle In tenth.

sBastSd sssdd Tor for DS DeyIe n z sensh' sfhs"'"'
'Ran for Gaspar IN tenth.
bsSser fssSS c',y .'.....,..s .....Ss 3 2YSSif ! G
Two-baee hits: Coffey, Mccormick.
Galloway, Donnely. shields. Hensling.
In seven innings; off White. in two
and two-thirda lnnlngn: of Doyle, none
~ one-third inning Bases on balla OFF
Baik. Hoothby. Struck out BY Boothby,
3. by White. I. by Mitchell q Time:
asa. Umpire O'Hrien.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

SCHUYLER Neb.. Avs. i2.--(Spoclal)- -
Schuyler defeated David city, to l. ln
the hardest fought game OF the season. AZ
the end OF the ninth inning the score was
I 20 I ana neither team wes able 20
score until the sixteenth inning. when
RHE
Schuyler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n .
David CITY .,.....-................. ~ 3
Batteries. schuyler. Andrews and
"Wednesday Schuyler defeated Dodge In
an exciting game. I 70 / Joe aud Anton
Stecher played with the Dodge team.
score: R.HE.
SCHUYLER .....................f y 3
Dodge ......................... 2
Batteries: schuyler chomelier and
Raines; Dodge. Meckmuehi ana Spellman.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Thomas, p.......,. 0 o
Totals ........s els 10 /
.Battod for Gray in fifth
eBatted for Pate In fifth.
Wichita .t,....,................O 900 90
Des Moincs ..................O o ? / SIS
Homo run: Bile Two-baae hits.
EWoldt 20, Sacrifice hits. TaliIon
Hahn. Stolen base. Ewoidt left on
bases; Wichita, 4. Des Molncs. = TfltE.
Qn Pate. In four Innings Struck out
BY Thomas. ;. by Pate, Bases on
balls; OFF Thomas, q orr Pate. Z: or
HOSP, 2 Ulnpires: Cusick and Ryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1s.-C'incrnnati de-
feated Pittsburgh today By score of
4 10 : getting three runs In the ninth
Inning on hits by HerzoE and Griffith,
q base on balls to Williams and Wild
throws BY Collins and Harmon. The
three runs acored by Pittsburgh In the
zog when ne should have retired the side
ecoras
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
Yanks win Game.

NEW YORK, Aug. ls.---New York won
Philadelphia today, . to 2. Maisei led
Off In the twelfth with an Infield hit and
took second on Kopfs wild throw. Mack
Hartsell, filling the bases. Donovan sent
Caldwell to bat for Boone and ho drove
a long hit to deep center, Maisel scoring
the winning run. Both colo and Wyckoff
pitched great ball. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

Totals ....29 ~ il
'Batted for Rudolph in seventh.
~Batted for smith In ninth.
Boston ...........O 9 o 100 o o O-S
Philadelphia .......2 o 80 2 o o Is
Two-base hits; Magee. Schmidt. L1de-
rus. Three-base hits: Cravath. Bases on
balls: Rudolph, /; Alexander. 5; Struck
out; BY Rudolph, Il by Alexander, 6
Hits; orr Rudolph, 10 In six innings. I'm
.pires; KLEIN and Cockill
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
SIOUX VIA PRoTEsrED GAME


SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. 13.-Sioux CITY
won a protested game from Denver to-
9ay Two errors by GALLOWAY IN the
OF a TO score. ManaRer Coffey "a Dem
yer protested against Umpire O'Brien all
sowlnS Kane 20 continue batting after
PeIne ordered out OF the game for DISPUTE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
.Ran for stencil In second.

sBatted for Perritt In fifth.
'Batted for Schupp In ninth.
New Hork........0 90 o o 0 1 OIL
Brooklyn ..,.,...,..O 2 1 OIL s-s
Two-base hits: Burns. MerlSle. stengol.
rhrss.base aars, hit; Hummel stolen ls.s bases;
Double play Doom TO Doyle. bases on
balls: Schupn /: Coombs. 3. Hits; of
hsT fJur II four s nnrsS sH ptsssd s dsSssHpp
Coombe, Lobert. Struck ontsfs by Per-,
ritt. B; by Schnpp. 3; by Coombs. 4 Um-
pires. o ODay and Orth
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. 8; Sioux City, Z.
Lincoln, 2; Omaha, g.
Topeka, 8, 3; st. Joseph, 0, B.
Wichita, O. 3: Des Moines, q r
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburgh, 3.
Chicago-St Louis; rain.
New York, I; Brooklyn. g.
Boston, 3: Philadelphia, g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 2; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 2; New York, 3
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh, (, 2; Baltimore. /, g.
st. Louis, o. 0: Buffalo, /, 6.
Chicago. 0; Newark, 7.
Kansas City, 2; Brooklyn, ..
Columbus, 3; Louisville. u.
Games Today.
Western Iseague--Denver 1T st. Jo-
seph, lincoln at siollx city. Topeka at
Des Moines. Wichita at Omaha.
National Leagues Cincinnati at Pitts
burGh, Chicago at ~. Louis, New York at
BROOKLYN. Boston at Philadelphia.
American League-Detroit at Chicago,
ST. Louis at Cleveland. Philadelphia at
New York Washington at Boston
Federal Leagne-St. Louis at Newark,
at Baltimore, Kansas City at
Buffalo. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

New York. .....oo6i0OOiO0Oi-S
hit: High. stolen bases; Schang, Cook.
Double plays; Lajoie to Kopf TO Mclnnis,
Pipp to Peckinpaugh. Roone to Peckin-
paugh to Pipp. Bases on balls: OFF
Cole, 2; off Wyckoff. 4 Struck out: BY
Cole, 8: by Wyckoff, 8 Umpires: Hide
brand and O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

For Sale" ad win turn secondhand
furniture into cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

IUIHIa NV y % y 7
cone out when winning run scored.
sBatted for Boone I'm twelfth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
noosTnHs AND woLvns srLIr


I-T7 NVINFa. Ia. Aug. IS--Tirhf
Dcs Moines 70 iose the flrsf ennse fcess,
90 The second contest, which sFss
won ~ the local team 10 !. WAS eaiied
~ ne utth inning to allow Wichita 10
N-teh fain. ,5eore, first game
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14
.ons out but wien : winning run scored.

Washington ........1 0Zs
Stolen base: Gardner. Double plays;
Moeller to Gandil, Moeller TO Henry.
bases on balls. Off oBehllng, 3: off Ayres.
three innings: off Ayres, 4 IN four and
tvo-third innings; off johnson, none in
no innings. Struck out: BY shore, 2; by
Boehling, 2: by Ayres. /. Umpires: Con-
molly and Wallace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

sHatted Tor Schneider In eighth.
.Batted Tor Harmon IN ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

TIHIIOu lot tFThN ln flTEll.
'Batted for Pate In fifth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-14

/ Thomas, p........s o
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-05
PROOF

Train Robber-Do you mean to tell
me that man with a watch and
chain like that travels around with
only three dollars and twenty three
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-05

cents in his pocket? Come on, get
out the rest.
Passenger-That's right. I've been
in every jack pot since we Left Chi
cago.-Puck. So.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07
GOVERNMENT CASE IS
STRONG AGAINST HUtRTA
and His Removal to His Home
Has Been Permitted.

San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 6.-Attor-
ney- General Gregory received tele-
gram from District Attorney Camp at
San Antonio saying he had secured a
confession from George Orozco, one
OF the Mexicans convicted of conspi-
racy to violate the neutrality law
which materially strengthens the Gov
ernments' case against General
Huerta.
Tho telegram did not give details
of the Oroxco confession, but the dis
patch stated that it does directly
charge that General Huerta, when ar
rested on the border. was planning to
lead revolutionary movement In
northern Mexico.
Department OF Justice officials de-
clare that the Governments case
against Huerta, as reinforced by the
Orozco confession, is a strong one. He
will be tried in the United States Dis
trict Court of San Antonio.
Reports came to the Department
OF Justice today Of the serious illness
of General Huerta. His health has
been failing for several weeks, and
physicians at Fort Bliss declare he
is very sick man. Permission has
been granted for his removal TO his
home.
Huerta has been well-treated by
the authorities at Fort Bliss. accord
ing to the officials Of TIE DEPARTING MT
of Justice. He lives in one OF the Of
ficer's houses and has the freedom
OF the reservation. His only resra.nt
Is that a deputy United States mar
shall is always in attendance upon
him.
The Attorney-General issued in
srisctions some time ago that the
district attorney should not oppose
his release on bail. II Huerta's coun-
sci offered 1t. Carranza sympath,zerr
along the border are very bitter
against Huerta, however. and his
counsel refused to ask for his re-
lease on bail. believing that ne would
be much better under the Govern
ment's protection.