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NC SON HEKICANOS........
(Yiene de Ia Pag. 4a.)

unilOrmcm0s nupStrO criteriO en-
aSunlo> tan dclicadO en- eStOS mo-
menIoS. rs pOr 10 que he hecho un
llamamientn a Ia PRENSA y a Otrn,
peri6dicoS meyicanOs. En- cuanto 4
las publicaciones. americans. va
he rcctificado SuS cOnceptos.-Nea
listed. The Light. va hlZo una
aclaraci6u. 4 petici6n mia, en- el
lido de que no son meXicanOS
los in~dividuos que han luchadO con
las tropaS amrricanaS Cerca dc
Brownsville Sino individuoS he este
pals. . mas bien. de Texas.
Ninguna irrupci6n de mexiranos
ha venido a territorio de los ESta-
dos UnidoS: la fOrma en- que Sc
han iado las informacioneS de los
successes del Crndad0 de Cameron,
ma hcchO Greer a centenaTeS de me-
Nicanos y american0S. que las
tropaS de- este pals han combatido
con ~invaSOreS. MuchoS meXicanoS
en- esa creencia. sc han dirisido a
mi Ell Solicitud de informes y has
ia ofreciendo prestar SUI servicioS.
Comprendera listed que este es gra-
We, por que enardece los anlmos. Y
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La intervention de Italia ..--.-.

ian ul.d1S. IA rStimau mas Que 4 sli
praPi0 moio ir ser. j" Que it" sale
dr ~iIos 10 il io.eran ,,ino tuando
les iiyierte. como Paris les divrFtIa,
: rnt0ntaS "a ~desprecian.
:. So les driara grrmanjlarian to-
i" r. mundo. \ p5r $50 r. mundo
les lirnr mird0. Porqne a mundo
praliere ia diversidad de sus dife-
r-ajrs t.poS de cuItura 4 dejarSe
InIllcar : rrsir por = sab!e js los
Hohcnzo,lrra. Europa = ESQ: Va
rirdai Il. nacl0neS, muitiplicidad.
con5tanlr mcna. que - r"nStantr
vida. Artualmente. solo Aiemania,
- basIanjr ~pod"r"sa para constitute
Srria amenaza 4 ~Sa p!uralidad. So
Ia N"mania. y!rt0cIosa. p0dria aplaS
tar Daio 81 im~pcria.iSmo IA multi
p.itiIad dr laS nacioneS europeaS.
FL munIo tirnc micdn 4 .A!"mania.
Y por $50 .r Irc.ara IA guerra.
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auo como uh P~Fecedeh'e P'' lena
ia. fer" Ia parie mas Sehcla que
rata ei aiudIdo perIodlco eS IA ST.
'"',
,ohI,,,Jo como ecy;,io AL Cond.
Von Bernxtorff con ~algunos ciuda-
lanos a~mericanoS, tstoS Sc ~"sforza-
on Ell "@e&ufar {! pas" ne liuefta
.n
np,icionas a mismo tiamno n email
rajo el escandalo consiguiente e hi.
20 fracaSar todo.'
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En- visperas de seRsacIo-
males a%Contecimientos

WASHINGTON, =. =, Ag0st" r
ri moyimient0 gerdaderamente lnuSi-
tado que Sc ha Observable desde aver
en- los Departament0S de Guerra y
Marina y las ordenes que Sc han Ii
brado al General Scott para que cam
biz del Fu+rte Sill" Okla, l Il
Paso. Tex, una batsrla de las Que
forman ia Ga. Brigade d. AItille1ia
DE- oampaTa, han Fnesto IN tension
todo7 los animos = - esFeTa q de&a-
rr0ll0 de acontecimi-nt0S que Segura-
ment+ seran Dc traeccndrncia. In
veStieandO sohrr los motives que re
con0cia e. movimient0 m~enrionado.
Sc dij0 que el rambio de Ia artillerIa
fac Grdenado Il petici6n del Departa-
mento de Estado; pero inquiriendo
sobre clio con Ell Secretario Lansing,
este cOntest0 que 81 NADIA saba sobre
el particular. Los oficiales del De-
partamentO fucron mas eXplicitos y
por elloS Sc supo que tai hecho obe-
dcce q l& medida precautoria De guar
dar dehidamente Ia fromtera, en- vista
de los recientes sucesoS que ali han
tenil0 !ugar. y de los que do rel
ta FL Genera! Funston.
FL programme para Ia ro~nfercncia
entire cl Sccretario Lansing y los re
pre2entanteS del \. b. c., qae, Segin
Sc anunciG. tcndria yerificativo en-
el Department" dc f.&tado. para tra-
tar del ]problema meXican0, qucdU
c0mplctamente terminate Y una {
hecho este, cl Secret2rio Lansing HIT
bio pOr Jelefono con cl P~reSidentc
Wilson. quien Sc hall& en- Cornish to-
davia. para darle cuenta de que to-
&c Quedaha enteramentc li5to para
la citada reunion. lgualmente SC ha
p~reterdido saber a!go SODrc los asun-
tos que Sc trataran en- /" con~ferecnia;
pero ell Secretario Lansing guarda
absolute silencio : NADIA Sc ha con
seguido.
FL Secret"rio Lansing conrcrcn-
clio aver con uno de los consejeros del
Presidenle sohre los ncgocios de Mt-
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Don FERRUCO.
81 RETIR IRON LAS TROplS DE
GALES. .....
Virnr lie Ia P&aina /.

paSarou ayr a aSta r.Liad. toda-
via au :.-rrSan a. ado mryiraa0.
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Sorprendente Crucifijo LuminosO.

ESta ma1nifica Obra de arie rS ri
fcScuBrimirnto SOrpren1entr de- ac-
i,tsildad. BrilIa en- las norhrS, GUAM
do e r0iOcadO IN la oD>curidad-
con>IruidO de- imitaci6n marmai: ID
rompihIr: mide IL %pmlgadaS dc alto y
S de anch0. Iluminari cuaiquirra ma
bitacidn. Este crncifiiO no deberia
dc laiiar IN ningun hogan. i9irsia u
hospital. SIT hFilI0 Sera rtrrno.
GARlNTIIiD0 para ioda In vida.
Drsco>0> de- ]intrdtncir un0 en- cae'
hynar he los ~lrciHrrS lie ~ fhNfSa'
hrnto> comprado dr>de inra" una
cantfGad de- 1000. que rab'arehics
Dor hFcvr iirmpO al inlim0 prerio
dr SI.1i. Los rntiam0S u prirba a
t0;iaS parties. Otra~ ca>aS piue" pn'
raiia ,Ino De clln~ liz 81 u so. NJ
CESirtnOS:-L0> AgenteS Pnrdrn
llaccr Durn dincr0 Ncndiendo rSlr
lrIiculO. c>criBan0S %nidirGd" hhrS'raS
condolences cSprcialrS.
fIcHLTIGR { co.
., itticGarnm Bldg.
CHICAGO. III.
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OREGON OCUPO FRESNILLO,
zACATECAS Y SIGUE AVIAN
zANDO HACIA TORREON
.Telrgrama especial para la PRENsA.

GALVESTON. Texas. Ag0St0 g.
-Acaban dc llegar a este puerto men,
safes prOcedenles del de N~eracruZ.
en- los cuales Sc asegura que las
tropas del general Obregdn han
ocupado Ia plaza zacatccana De
F~raSnillo Y So dispOnen a continuar
Su avance hacia TOrrcGn.
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"Piporrazos" cura la t~iricia, ei
lastidio, las ganas de morirse de
hambre y toda clase de barbarids-
des barbaFas. Compre listed "Pipo-
FraEns."
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-11-27

NX IE read much, and hear so much,
Nv in these days of DISTINGUISHED pa
v triotism, of the real motives and
actual movements of the men who
have been mighty in history that we hardly
know what to believe. In recent years, even
the authenticity of remark reputed to have
been made concerning war by William Tecum-
sch Sherman has been questioned, although
there has been little disposition in certain
European countries, during the past fifteen
months, to question the accuracy of the char
acterization with which General Sherman was
credited.
When the writer went to school, along with
his fellows in the elementary grades, he was
stirred and uplifted by the record that came to
the classes of the noble sentiments expressed
and the brave deeds performed by the men
who figure so largely in text books on A1neri-
can history. There may be room for differ
of opinion as to the degree in which
subsequent careers have been nodded by the
sublime sentiments, expressed in the text books
if not elsewhere, by Perry and Pinckney and
Lawrence and other figures of pioneer days,
but certainly it will be agreed that the text
book versions of historical events had no bad
effect We might have been worse, and
it pleases me to think that are better citizens,
more patriotic and more imbued with a spirit
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-11-27
By Z. @. HOPKINS
illustrated by Henry j. Hall

of American ideals, for having believed all
these years that Daniel Webster was duly
sober, and moved only by mighty and pure
flame of patriotic devotion in his great ora
torica1 flights.
But at that, it would not be at all surprising
if some chap was to bob up to exploit proof
that Patrick Henry never did express pref
erence for liberty. Indeed, the way things
going, we may rather expect something of the
sort But there is one American sovereign
who is going to stand his right to believe
what he blame p1eases about the folks who
have gone before. And it p1eases him to be-
lieve that the social structure for which they
laid the foundation in America was the pro-
duct of their virtues that their faults were
their personal affair, and that it is better that
take their records at their face value than
that we take them to pieces.
Because after all, it is grand thing for
people to have heritage of lofty purpose and
great accomplishment to live up to, and per-
haps after all, there things in history that
learn too much about for our own
good.
There is inspiration in history, if we don't
go too deep History is but the record of
human events, and humans have been pretty
much the same from the dawn of time down
to this present day. When dig deep, de-
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spite the epoch, we ind mo
tives and movements that
it doesn't do us much good
to contemplate. The more
we view them, the less like
ly are we to fashion our
conduct to conform to the
high lights in history that
have meant most to human
progress. And so this writer
likes to take the fine things
in history at their face
value, without paying too
much attention to whether
he has the correct version
of a historical event, in all
its details, if he has an in
spring idea of what tran
spired.
Take the story of the re-
mark said to have been
made by General Chaffee to
the commanding officers of
the allied military forces in
China during the Boxer up
rising. Question has been
raised at times as to the
accuracy of the story, but
/ hope it's true.
The advisability, from a
military standpoint, of an
advance, through a country
swarrning with millions of
aroused and hostile Boxers,
to the relief of Picking was
was under consideration at
a council of war. The
English, German, Japanese
and Russian ranking Off
GERS advised against such a
movement, holding it to be
impossible of successful re-
suit with the forces then
available. The council was
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

Ebep. Wailfer, geidaftsfhbrer.
III Sones Nbemie, gegeniiber Der Gone
Star grnterei. Gan Gntonio, Eerag.
fT 6abrifanten BON allen Grten Gos
o~atuaIier. WineraItuaiier nno ~bor5iiglih
benz poIbefannten Qitbin GeIber.
Beibe telephone. - 6reie Mblieferuna
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9ie bentise Gage.

Die Nadridten bon ser o2ufitn.
nio" orangen nod INNER ones an
here in ben Sintererunb. Die un5db-
li9en 8epei6en Die iiber bas Greig=
his %eintreffen, bringen iebp6 t1ut
menig Neues. Man nimmt lest an,
ooB 1887 2eute um's 2ebn 9efol;-
men iino. SAB Ser 0ompfer nit
ariegsmaterialen beIaoen mar, tpeib
mon gepiB; OF er aanonen 5u ieiner
0erteioigltng an goro bette ODER
nidt, lit nod nid)t ii6er alien 3peifel
|fider geItelt. Die 4niiften iiber oie
.|eeseutung beg greienifies eeben oief-
fad melt ~auseinanoer, niele 2eufa
iheinen ben sSaa aber o1lrfaus ber>
ritnftie gu benrteilen. Der GrGiioent
hii1t lid p~orlaufie nod in tiefes
sdipeiselt.
Son ben anoern &riegsbepeid] n,
Die rpdbreno Ser lebten 5tpei Gage
eingetroffen iinb, lit oie 0ad)rid)t oaB
Die 9eufiHen oie flirldnoiide Sfo6t
|Sibal beiett baben, mol bie midtieiie.
@uf ben Sdjlo6tfeloern iiebt es iiber-
an gut aus. Die Gage bot ii9 me-
mig ooer oar niht berdnoert.
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61eie Yrele fir seraa: Montag 10. gGai 1915.

lebnt, 10 piir0e es gar 1lid)t aus ocul
8erei6 Der M09li6feit Iiegell, 0oB
llniere Hegierlng IN 0ieier 3erlto=
rung Der o9niitanio" ooer b~ielaebr
IN Der GatIo6e, DnB Amerifoner BEL
Der 3erltorung ltmgefommen iinb, Ell
men ariegsgruno iebe. So, oaB lie
ii6 lo9or auf @ruflo ibres friiberelt
Stanopunftes 5u ei1ter inlden Muf-
failung perpfli6tet fiibIte. Mon lit
in 8aibington, troB after Mel1troli=
tatSoerii6erung 9el1tiflano .11idlt
freltnoifaftli6 geiinnt. Man tit .all-
gen6lifli6 alld in 9eltti9lano me
gen u%nierer 8affenlieferung an oie
IQiierten gerei5t. gs foln1en oa6er
leidt BON unierer Seite Soroerungell
9eiteat peroen, Die 9entiflonb nidyt
befpilligen fam uno mill, Tie f0nnen
in einem Zone geIteQt tperoen, Die
Die Gage peri6limmert uno Gent d.
lano fam lie in einem gleid)en Son
beantmorten, 10 oaB cine Gri1is leidh
berbeigefilbrt Deroen fam. @etpiiie
IeuBernneen berborrogeitoer 8eri0n-
lidfeiten anf unlerer Seite, Die per=
offentlidt fino, laiien oieie @efa6r
oe1tli6 b%erfennen. -Son cine &ata-
ltropbe bermieoen lperoell, 10 lit ie-
henfaas Rnbe nno goriift orineel.o
notig. @liidlider @eiie seiaen
hie 9epeifen aus @aibifeton,
caB unier 8raiioent ni6t geneiet lit,
noreilig gu banoeln. Die Gage 1T
aber iebr ernit unb Elm Seoer ioatc
li6 oas flor MAIDEN.
@ir boffen beitimrnt, oaB cine SEA-
taitropbe bermieoen miro. Gin 4rieo
fonrte nns tuenig ooer got nidtS
ttiisen; er fonnte oil9 gentidlono
fpeilig ooer ear ni6tS idaoen. Or
piiroe alio 5luedlos uno nl1Blos lem.
Iber er fonnte iebr unangenebme
Solgen baben gat3 beionoers fiji.
urs 9elltid : Imerifoner. 9e8balb
fpiini6en aud mir 9eutid an1eri-
fater Dor ollen1, oaB man bon beioen
Soften NIT R1lbe nfto obne 2eioeli-
idoft porgebe, oomit elm 8erfuiirfnis
ooer gar Elm &rieg 5mii6en unierr.
nelten uno unierm oIten 0aterlanne
bermieoen peroe.
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SnIano.

Die 9epel6en iangen idon on
III ge5ug ullf Den o2%uIitania" -sSaa Ell
men ipeniger een1aBigten Gan an8ll-
l6lagefl, als lie anfafgs totem. 50
prroe bente cine 9epeide aus @oih-
tngton ber0ffentlidt, Die brett qe-
ba1iig mar. Inter alloerm beboupte.
ten fie, oaB oeuti9e v9eamte- ae.
ntefflt limo 9ernbltrg, &ii6nemann
iil1o anoere oeutide Meoner - bier
Der gefommen ieieu, I'M bic 9elltid,
Nmertfaner gegen Die &egierunq oul-
5nbetelt. 9as lit cine gons illfonre
2iige. gieie 9elte, Sic ii6riQens 51tf;
getl nIdt bierbergefomnlen ftnto,
ionoern idon bier tparen ltno 6ier
oird) ben arieg iiberroiht fparoell.
9dben ibre &eoen bier nidt ae6olteu,
nm Die Geuti6- @merifaner oeqet
one Geaierlna ouf5ubeben, lono,rn
Inn Ole fdlIden guffaIiunqen, Sic
Ntrd) erlogene northumberland
lno our6 oeitti6feinoli6e 3eitlutos-
ertifel uater Der anglo-amerifaniidltn
@epolferllng berporgerufe1t maren.
ridtfg 5n itellen. Gle n~eiIten ibter
Neoen lpnroen in engIii6er Spradje
gebalten unO ri6tetett ii6 in erIter
Sinie an Die Anglo-9lmerifaner ltab
nt6t al Die 0eutI6- @merifolter.
sSen1l Die 9eutife Mmerifaner bette
erbittert gegel unlere &egierltlq iino
mas ia nid]t 81 leligllert iii, 10 Inns
he 0os nift Our1 9llifbebltnaen BON
altBen Der geipor0erL ion0erl sic
tpabnlinnige 9ii9elfampa9ne, oie bpn
Den 5reltnoen Gnglanos biersulanoe
in @ort uno S6rift geeen 8elitId
lono gefiibrt poroen it, uno sic Sol
tltng unIerer Negierune IN gesuq
auf Den @affenbanoel bat tie erbit-
tert genladt. Gie oeutide Meqieruna
bot offi5iea ME etfpas iiber oiefst
lbmaliden SanoeI p~erlaltten laiIea,
lie bat aud ME erflart, oaB Tie i'm
fiir bolferre6tliAsipiorig ltno fir
n1perei1bar nit unierer N~eutralitat
balte, a6er mir 9euti6 Qmerifo.
tier ielbit, mir baben BON 4nfano an
ole llngerehtigfeit einpfunoen, bie
IN oieiem 8affenbanoel lieet uno ba.
ben aus eigenem 4rltrieb 8roteIt az.
gen i'm er6o6efi. Inns bat Iiemano
BON orauBen ber a~nfge6eBt. 3teielbs
Gepeide aus 8aibineton entbalt aud
nod cine aroeutune, oaB es lebr
gerne moglid iei, Die beutide gieaic.
rlitg babe ben 9ompfer rtur 5eritc.
rem laiien. nm oie Ser. Staaten in
Den arieg binein5u5ieben. 9os lit 10
ungefdbr oas 0ieoertrddtigIte ms
5uglei6 8looiinnigltc, mas aeaeit
Geutidlano porgebrad)t peroen fam.
Nds fiir einen @rufo Ioate 0eutih,
lono mol boben. oie Ser. Staoten in
ben arieg 81 5erren2 &einen cin,i.
gen. IS fonnte MIR 9ea6teil oanoll
boben. aus alien ieinen MeuBerult-
gen, pom anfong oes arieges Der,
lpri6t and Der entihieoene @unih,
aut 6reuuo NIT oen Ser. 9toate1t an
bleiben. aitd Die lebte ldorfe Note
oe5 @rafen 8ernitorff entbieIt nidts
6einoieliges, iic oriifte nur eine
onrhaus 6eredlti9te 8erItimmuta
liber lniere ungere6te &oltung 81.
5iigli6 oes @affenbanoeIs aus, nobel
lie uniere Soltlurg in oieier Srose
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Giien6a9n 5abrpIan.

s. e @. &c.
$50. 1-gom 9orDen $40 nadjn,.
Mo. 5-gom Noroen .....7.00 BORN
Mo. = 9om Noroen ..s...9:55 BORN
No. 9ETon Sablor ........ 7 abenb3
Np. -58on Werico -. 1910 nadm.
No. 12@Ton 2arebo [9emii6t) -.
$3.50 poritt.
Ao. 6-So1 Sdreoo .7:45 abelIos
s6fabrt-
go. 4-Na1 Dem Noroen 1920 nod1r.
No. 6-yta1 Dem Nor6en. .8.15 nad]nl.
go. 8-2ocal mad Searne ..7:40 bor4r.
0o. 10-9ailb eTpreB SpeciuI. 9orben
go. 5-gia1 Icrieo 7.80 bern.
No. 11-2ofal na6 2are0o (gemiidt)
1000 abenbS
9. u. C u. 3.
Qntunft -
80. i Bon oOuitOn, @acO uao eorplls
ebrtltl 1908 nadnr.
sNfo. 3-@on 5oulton nnb 3iilfenorten
$3.50 norsi.
$40. 5--@on Doaflim rno a~iifenorten
1.40 nadJ1n.
$50. 42--gon aerrpiue ....9.O5 PORN,
Nto. 44@Ton &errbiae. tdgIid alisaez
npmmen Sonnta9s ..7.45 abenos
Gbfa6rt-
So 2-glad 5ouiton, @aco unb Corpus
@6rilti .9:1O born.
So Lgaad 5olliton nno aiiifelorten
80. 6-glad goafum afno aiiftenortcn.
80. a1-aad aerrbille .8:fo 'b borsa.
No, 43-yaa6 GerrpiQe. tdeIid, ailsgez
flonmen 5onntaas ...7.05 aben6s
g. $. & .. ". (oauptlinie.)
no, 1o14suniet aimiteo. BON gaep or-
ans .4.40 BORN.
No. 1902 Sltniet 9imiteo. bon San Srons
CISCO 1858 BORN.
No. lZSdnea8ng. bon Geip Orleans.
1856 BORN
Go. S-S6nel8ue, bon Sci Tio
1900 BORN.
Go. 9-Snniet @rpreB, bon 9etp Or
leans 1906 nadm
go. t0-5uniet Grpreb. bon Gan STRAIT
cisco $50 nodni.
abfa6rtA
so. 1o1-gnniet ainiteo, nad 9aa
Srdncisco 1850 BORN.
SO. 1O2-5unfet aimiteb. mad Stem Or
leans 400 BORN.
SO. 73s6neu8ne, mad Sci aio -.
IL 100 BORN.
go, 8-S6neu8ua, mad Meiu Orleans.
..11:30 BORN.
SO. 9-9uniet egpreB mad @an Srans
cisco $3.50 udhr1.
No. 10-Snniet grpreB. nod Stem Orr
led1s. ..11:00 nadt5
gfetoria 9ipifpn.
SO. Sot-gon Souou, Sort 2abaca, gic<
toria, @uero ........7:20 nadbnt.
Nbfabrt-
Nn. sO2-Mad guero, gictoria, Sort
eapaca, Souiton ......7:45 porm.
3D., &. & &.
Ra6 Morben-abfabrt
SO. A3ofal ............S:00 BORN.
SO. 10-&at1 9imiteo 1000 morg.
SO. 26-aotb. TIber 900 na66m.
SO. 22-9ad Sonfton. 1850 abenns
20. s5-satq 8rper 100 BORN.
go. 9-aath 2imiteb ....8:30 nad6m.
SO. 2f-@on 5oufton. .7:45 moreens
eanta Sc IS. &. 6. 81. @epot).
Nnfunft -
SO. 7-@om @oroen ..... 1856 BORN.
SO l. Som Roroeu $500. $40 nndr M.
Gbfa6rt-
go. 6-glah Dem Rarbeu. .8:15 hadn't.
SO. 8-Yah benz Noroen ..7:40 BORN.
z. ~, II. & g.. Is. & 6. %. Depot.
4nfnnft -
10. 2-gon Corpus G9riffi uao Ga,riso
80: Son Corpus G6riii. 700 ' porm.
gbfabrt
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Die s9rapelers Of Sartforo4
ion ~be1onoers 1tarf engagiert Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-10

5rau gbas. afbredt, 1888 9ifsgoras
merce Ctr. Can Mntonio, Se1as, Iiefert
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Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-08
Black Hand Work.

Los Angeles, Feb. 8.-Police detec-
tives declare black hand plot is re-
sponsible for an explosion at 8
o'clock this morning that caused the
destruction of three frame buildings
at Ninth and Alameda streets, in
which John NJ. Chase met his death.
His wife and children only escaped
by fighting their way through flames
and falling timbers to the street.
Particles of metal, believed to have
constituted part of bomb, were
found today. The fragments will be
examined by experts in an effort to
learn the nature of the. death instru-
ment used
Detectives have also panned more
than 500 in gold and silver from the
ruins beneath the spot where Chase
slept. The money is believed to have
been secreted in the bd.
In tn fire that followed the explo-
sion the building occupied by the
Chase family was completely de-
stroyed. as well as a winery. pool
rom and an unoccupied house. with
$4,000 loss.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-08

Coachella. He was married there a
short time later.
Then the forged check was discov-
cred and officers began the search
for Hardin. Inquiry disclosed the
fact that he had gone to Coachella.
Deputy Sheriff Luther Wright was
assigned to the case and succeeded
in locating Hardin, arresting him No
vember II.
Testimony will be introduced at the
resumption of court this afternoon
and, according to attorneys for both
the prosecution and defense, the case
probably will be concluded today.
i Following are the jurors: A. A.
o. l.. Ellis, C. E. Dees, J.
R. Mccormack, G C La Touche, W.
w. Fairchild, j. A. Clark, H. P. Tur-
bett, X. Honaker, A. l. Loffer, F. f
Lewis and J. V. Taggart.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-08
Ns.Aj,Nt.l Personal

E. A. Lowndes, representative of
the Beeman Pepsin Gum Company, is
in the valley on one of his regular
visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Campbell Of
Brawley yesterday were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont J. Reid, $40 South
Fifth street.
J. A. Walton of Los Angeles is in
the valley looking over business in
terests. Mr.. Walton is the owner of
large ranch near Holtville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter of Phoenix,
Ariz., arrived here Saturday night,
en- route to the San Francisco ex-
position. During their stay here
they will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gill, 266 South Sew
enth street Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
expect to resume their motor trip to-
morrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-08
President Wilson's Trip.

Washington, Feb. 8.-President Will
son today definitely stated that he
will be in San Francisco, March 81,
to visit the exposition. If an extra
session of Congress is held, his stay
ir San Francisco will be limited. Only
in the event of extraordinary cir
cumstance will his trip be cancelled.
He expects to leave March 16 by
rail. 1t is expected his stay in San
Francisco will be for five days and
that he will make number of
speeches on his return journey.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-08
Work Girls in Fire.

New York, Feb. 6.-Twenty girls
were more or less seriously hurt in a
fire which today swept the seven
story loft building at 1O3-105 Avenue
A. The building was occupied by
Wolf & Abrahams, manufacturers of
baby's clothing, and the United Fur
niture Stores Company. The girls,
panic-stricken, fled to the upper sto-
ries and were about to jump to the
streets when cooler heads restrained
them. They were taken to the roof
and rescued.