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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
.DlRHEI CRAY
HAIR. LOOK YOUNG
Gray Hair Darkened So
Evenly Nobody VIII
KnOW!-NO Dye. Acts
on Hair Roots

You can turn gray. faded streaISed
with gray shair beautifully dark and
lus-rous almost overnight IL you'u aD-
play, few times, Q-Bau Hair Color Re
storer 20 hair and sc1ID like shampoo.
Q-ban Hair Color EesuOrer Is harmless.
not sticky, delightful TO use and dark
ems the halr SO naturally and evenly
that no one can tell il has been an
piled. Q-Ban acts on the roots. makes
the hair Healthy and produces that soft.
dark luster and abundance TO the hair
which makes the hair so fascinating
and attractive, besides prevents dam
drulL itching scalp and falling hair
and promotes its growth. This is the
age OF youth Don't stay gray and look
old but Try Q-Bau and vouU he 49,
lighted with your beautiful. soft. fluffy
dark hair and lots of IL and youthful
appearance. Money back if il fails TO
darken gray hair. Only soc for a his
l-oz. bottle. Kelly q Pollard and
Peoples Drug Store, ii Paso. Tex. Out-
of-Towu people supplied by mafl-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
QUIET is RESTORED
At MEXICO CITY

Washington, .. c. March 13.-Mex-
leo City was reported quiet today and
officials here expected all conditions
to improve with the occupation Of the
Zapata forces Secretary Bryan said;
4 think we are in pretty good shape.
Carranza has promised 10 permit peo-
pie leaving the capital to travel over
the portion of the railroad he con
trolls. while the Zapata general in
command there has undertaken to ad-
init food supplies"
The whereabouts Of Gen. Oregon.
commanding the CarranZa force which
evacuated the city, is not known here.
some Importance Is attached TO ii b
officials because OF the bearing il viii
have on Carrauza's forces and his abil-
ity TO maintain himself at EeracruZ
No further reports were received to-
day on the killing of john 3. McMauus
by Zapata troopers With the assur-
auces from the Zapata commander
that the guilty men would be pun
isned, officials awaited the result OF
the detailed inquiry and a response
from Ehe Zapata authorities TO the
American demand for indemnity 10 the
Americans family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
LETTER
TELLS OF KILLING

Chicago, III. March blow John
T. MCAauus, American dairyman. killed
Lapata soldiers, in revenge for which
other Zapata soldiers killed him a few
Mdnus, dated Feb. 4, which was made
public here Friday night b. his sister
Miss Elizabeth McAIauus a teacher fu
the public schools here.
The letter follows
- friend Of mine phoned me on the
morning of January Is. advising me
10 keep the gates closed and to pre-
pare for trouble I didn't pay any at
tenuon TO 1t because 7 was busy at
work fortunately, however. I carried
two United States kraE rifles I'D TO
the roof of-the house. Along about
ll-l5 a. m I heard a racket at the
'front.' door and saw my pOrters light
out on the run could see some khaki
uniforms through the cracks and heard
the bunch demanding me 10 open uu.
1 called to them from the room and
told them plainly that the door would
not be opened and that any -
greaser who tried 20 climb over would
be shot one Of the men climbed on
his horse and started TO climb 10 the
roof OF the porticO lodge. He asked
me in Spanish If 1 did not intend to
open up.
There was nothing to do but plug
the bandit, so I let go with my Krag
and caught him just below the stom-
ach- He let out a yell and grabbed
for the flagpOle, but he fell backward
into the street BY this time I saw L
was IN Tor fight, so I started in plug
ging at the balance of the bunch. which
did not number over nine or 10. They
all ran like a pack Of yelping dogs and
1 Kept plugging away as they ran
across the prairie. They left a large
amount Of loot in the doorway. which
had been stolen from bther homes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
McMANUS FLED MEXICO
WHEN SOUGHT BY HUERTA

Ogden. Utah. March 13-Edwfn J..
Huudley, former superintendent OF the
NeracrUZ railway terminals in Mexico.
told Friday night Of troubles which
John 3. McAiauIs. now slain By Zana-
tistas, encountered during the Hucrta
regime. in Mexico He barely escaped
with his life
John D.>McMauus owned a dairy
farm near the Mexico City Country CLUB
about five miles out from the capital"
said Hundley- Two prominent bank
ers Of Mexico City, whose names I viii
not Clvulge because 1t would be a be-
travail Of confidence and might cause
them trouble, decided TO send $4,000 in
gold from Mexico at the time Huerta
placed his embargo on gold They gave
this money TO Mc1Ianus.
He placed it in two belts about his
body. went to Veracruz and engaged
passage on the Ward liner Mexico for
New York. Huerta men, however, were
watching him. McManus went aboard
the steamer and gave the two belts 10
the purser for safe keeping
Just before the steamer was to sail,
the Mexican collector of customs came
aboard, knowing the money being
aboard. searched Mc1Iauus's staterOOm
and then asked the purser If he had
package belonging to McMauus. The
pUrser turned the gold over TO the col
lector Of customs. I was present when
the affair happened
'McAlauus. who was ashore, took
thoroughbred horse belonging to a DR..
Cameron. who was then in Neracruz,
and made "A dash for liberty TO the IN
terror. I was later informed that he re-
turned to NeracruZ in disguise. sailed
for New York. and only returned after
Huerta had left the country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
MAKES REPORT
ON WORCESTER'S DETENTION

Leonard Worcester. jr.. an American
mining man has not been released from
the peuitentiary at Chihuahua City. all
though the washington state depart
ment has made approximations I'M his
behalf Geo. O.. Carothers. state de-
partmeur agent 20 The Villa govern
ment. who is in II Paso. made a COM
plete report today Of the incident 10
the Washington Eovernmeut
Worcester was arrested several weeks
ago i'm connection with the purchase
from a Mexican of a quantity Of ore
for st. Louis ore company. His friends
and company officials declared that ef-
forts were made % secure his release
ON bond This is denied by the Next
can officials. VINO say that Worcester
refused 20 accept q bond release
The Villa officials have promised. IL
was said. TO dismiss the case IL the price
OF the ore is paid, or the ore returned
20 its original owner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Three of the Officers Have
Already Taken Part in
Serious Encounters.


TITLE British polo players who de-
feated Americas team at Meadow
Il brook last summer are taking
active parts in IT, world war now be-
ing wased. All army officers. they
have shown the same brilliancy and ef-
fciency in the field of action that they
did on the field Of sport.
Lord MOdehOuse has been wounded
In France and now is recuperating in an
English hospital His wounds are not
serious and he expects TO be sent TO the
front soon
Led CaFRiry Charge.
II. a. TOmkiusOn achieved fame at
the Marine battle the turning point of
the German advance. when he led
cavalry charge and was mentioned Of
fcially in dispatches TO the wer office
Leslie Cheape has not been so for
tunate. He has been detailed to train
cavalry recruits I'm the Berkshires. and
so far has seen no actual warfare He
has petitioned for transfer TO the
front however
Fought ut Chorlernis.
Capt. Barrett was among the first 70
take the field in France He was in
cluded in the first contingent OF Ems
lish troops sent across the channel and
figured i'm the disastrous actions at
Charlcrais and Mons
Lord WimbOrne. who financed the
victorious team that lifted the gold
polo cup last summer at Meadoworooh-
has been appointed governor general Of
ireland. where he is very popular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
PRESIDENT APPOINTS TWO
nnEwTHra grrrr-uG non

Washington. ID. c.. March 13.-Presi-
dent Wilson today made the following
recess appointments Of postmasters-
Godfrey Peterson. Fort sam Houston.
Texas; William A Fields, Hiusboro
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
''Fan-tan" and Justice
Mixed in Chinese Raid

a "fan-tan" layout ready for bust
ness was set up in justice J. j.
Murphys court Saturday morning
Friday night the sherins department
and the constabIes raided a gambling
place in the Chinatown district Of
south Oregon street and crested II
Chinese gamblers.
s. special night session of the
justice court was held and an were
fined IS except one, who gave the name
of Mar Yiug, who was fined S25. The
officers stated that be was believed to
be the leader Of the Chinese. All paid
their fines but the gambling apparatus
was cOufiscated-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

campaign is endeN. Complete harmony
exists between Villa and Zapata, VII
listas here say.
Herrera After Juarezs
Luis Herrera. with 1000 men, Is slow
" advancing north from the Guerrero
district, according to advices received
by Carrancistas here. Herrera is re-
cruiting men as he goes and expects
soon to be in position TO seize important
towns on the Mexico North Western.
For more than a week Carrancistas in
FL PasO have been claiming that Her
rera viii soon attack JuareZ. Villistas
are apparently paying little attention TO
the reports
A new revolution in Campeche in IA
vOr Of Villa is reported in Villa ad-
vices.
villa Sends Telegram.
Gen Villa. upon receiving iuforma-
ton regarding the killing by Zapata
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13

soldiers os the American, John B. Nc
Aanus, teleEraphed the Associated
Press a statement received here today.
as follows
since We have no communication
with the capital of the republic. we
have no knowledge Of its occupation by
the forces OF Zapata, nor have we
knowledge Of the happenings in that
place But We viii secure information
and if any disorders have been com
mitted, society may have complete con-
fidence that those TO blame viii be pun
lshed by application Of the penalty they
deserve"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
son or ITALIAN consul.
HELD By CAREANCISTAs

Brownsville. Tex. March 13.-United
states consul Johnson at Matamoras,
Mex, 10 was learned here. is interceding
with Cen Pablo Gonzales on behalf Of
HeFDlone Farrera. son OF the Italian
consul al Monterey, who. with his wife.
has been arrested by Carranza officials.
Neither the cause OF the arrests nor
where they took place was known here
today. The Farrera family is reputed
wealthy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
AVIATORS AND AEROPLASFS
FOR VILLA On WAY HERE,

Dayton, o., March 1S.-Howard n
Eimehart- an aviator. and VIM. u. Con
over a mechanic, who have been en-
ployed as aviation instructors in Gen
Francisco Villas army. left DAYTON
Friday night for Mexico City. in com
pany with John S. Berger, Gen. Villas
personal representative Mr. Berger
announced that on aeroplane. purchase
rom a Dayton firm. had been shipped
to II Paso, Tex. for military service i'm
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
MANY HELD IN NOGALES ON
nOCVG CHECK CU aH,

Douglas. Ariz-. March 13.-Advices
from Nogales. AriZ., say James Good
are prisoners in Nogales. Sonora on
charges of circulating counterfeit Next
can currency. The Mexican officials de
clare 100000 in counterfeit money was
taken from the prisoners Gov May
t0rena has idecreed the death penalty
for this offence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
CARRANZA OFFICIALS THINK
CRISIS WITH L. =. Is II

NeracruZ. Mex. March 13-CarranZa
officials seem 10 think the crisis in the
relations existing between the United
States and the Carrduza government is
past. This is based on president VIII
sons acknowledgment Of Carranza's
reply TO the American note President
Wilson's reply is regarded here as con-
in tone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
VILLA STARTS
NEW CAMPAIGN
Chief of the North Prepar-
ing For Hard Fighting
Against CaYrancistas.

a campaign both north and south
from Monterey has been inaugurated
by Gen. villa, with his arrival at Mon
terey Friday. according TO advices from
the south received by Villa officials
here According TO these advices.
the northeast before making any gen
eral attack on Tampico viii be ad-
hered TO-
RaouI 1Iadero viii have charge Of the
campaign in the north. Large forbes
VIII be sent into the coal fields and up
the Monterey-L line Though de-
rfeated in their attempt TO take Mon
terey- the Carrancistas are still in force
in this section and are under command
OF Gems. Monclovio Herrera. Antonio I.
NillaTeaL IuefOnzO Nasquez and Pablo
Gonzales
TampicO Campaign.
Through the arrival Of reinforce
ments from Neracruz and the with
drawal of a large command that has
been operating in san Luis oPtosi. the
Carrancistas now claim to have $4,000
men in Tampico, under Gen Luis Ca
balerO- 1t is also reported here in IN
official Carranza advices that Gen
Oregon is 10 be placed in command at
TampicO- The CdrEancistes also claim
that there viii be two gunboats avail
able for the defence Of the port
Gen. ObreEon has gone To PUebla, &C
that the evacuation OF Mexico City was
so hurried that a considerable amount
Of military supplies was left behind.
The opinion is expressed by Nillisras
that Zapata will content himself with
holding the capital and viii not make
any active campaign east against the
Carrancistas until Villas northeastern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
Better THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF bed
WettiuE- There is q constitutional cause for
this trouble Mrs NJ Summers. Box W.
Notrc Dame, Ind. VII send free to any mother
her successful home treatment. with fuu
instructions. Send 10 money, but write her
today IL Jour children trouble you in this
way. Don't blame the child, the chances are
It can't help It. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled Flts urine
difficulties By day or nisht
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-13
COUNT WHITE. RUSSIA'S FIRST
mnrunrs nnnarEurnsnr - nnr

London. Eng. March I3-Couut Ser
gius Juleovich Witte. Bussia's first
prime minister, died Friday night says
q PetrOgrad dispat ch 20 Reuters Iele-
gram company
Count White. who was born June %.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
FORMAL TRANSFER is
MADE OF THE POLAND
MILL WILL OPERATE
Major Mining and Milling Compa-
ny Has Taken Over the Poland
Mining Company Mill; Ore viii
Begin Moving at Once.

PRESCOTT, Dec. 1.-THE formal
transfer, under a lease Of the 20-stamp
mill and the 8,3OO-foot long tunnel Of
the Poland Mining Co. to the Major
Mining and Milling Co., has been CON
summated was the important an
nouncement made yesterday by Gener-
al Manager Col. Fred Bowler who was
in the city from the Tureka camp, ac-
companied by J. r. Alderman, the
treasurer
The first carload of a good grade Of
shipping ore began to move yesterday
through the tunnel for rail shipment
TO Humboldt, and hereafter this ira
ffic will go ahead daily and without
interruption The min is to be placed
in condition az once for treating the
lower grade product of which there is
a tonnage on the dump and ready for
breaking down i'm the mine of over
1000 tons
Col Bowler said yesterday: There
Is no question of the mineral resourc-
es of the Eureka being absolutely de-
termined, and today the showing is
decidedly attractive Underground
workings are open for inspection, and
any engineers who care 10 go below
win be willingly Accommodated The
shipping record Of the Eureka assured
for the future, is behind the move in
taking over the Poland tunnel and
the milling ore ready will keep the
Poland mill rumbling for months To
! come"
Col Bowler also stated the new
compressor to drive six machine drills
and the 60-horse power electric motoI
would be running on Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
LFRAMITE ORES OF
TIP TOP PROPERTY TO
WARRANT MILL BUILT
New Silver WOIframite Ores in
Tip Top District of Yayapai
County Said to Warrant the
Erection of Mill for Treatment.

PRESCOTT Dec 11-Arriying yes
terday from Tiptop district Calvin
Peter stated he was interested in a
new silver-wolframite group of mines
with p. C Wells, and that limited de-
velopment during the past two weeks
warranted machinery being installed.
Mr.. Peter comes from Lancaster,
Pa. while Mr Wells is a miner who
arrived less than a month ago from
the Tonopah section of Nevada, al
though many years ago he WAS min
ing near Tiptop
MT Peter gave quite an interesting
review of his mission i'm coming to
Western mining fields, stating that
his brother is a manufacturer al Phil
adelphia, and the desirability of ac
curing mineral ground carrying tung
stem and kindred metals occasioned
his advent to the old district and
/ through representations made by his
associate. who is familiar with its ear
/ ly history from being a miner. TIC
be candid he stated, there is such
! a heavy demand at present in metallic
manufacturing that many Eastern
1 plants are sending 10 Western fields
their trained scouts to make observa
tions and close deals wherein tung
stem conditions are worthy of invest
ment This line of action brings ms
! to Arizona. and as far as observations
apply 10 our new locations in ligh
work performed, no further searchini
] viii be connected for the present. VOL
frantic Is IN heavy demand and fu
ture stability seems to be assured 81
far as permanent market is to b.
considered that is for the next fv'
years. During the seven months out
/ have investigated over $50 proper
ties represented as wolframite-beaT
ing. but an have failed In their geolog
ical rating The Tintop ores, howeve
are considered as clean in their tech
nical classification. and | propose 4
place machinery with which TO opel
ate, and ship for a few months direc
to my brothers institution in Philade
phia. / leave for Denver today, an,
viii be away for a few weeks in tn
East also"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
OF THE
BRADSHAW ASSURED
THINKS ELECTRIC MAN
F. S. VeIie. President Of Arizona
Power Company, Declares Re-
duction Of Former Refractory
Ores Is Complete Success.

PRESCOTT. Dec IL Returning
from Crown King yesterday evening
after an inspection of mining con
ditions throughout the Bradshaws pre-
sumably to make final Investigations
for extending the electrical line OF the
Arizona Power Company to that field,
F. S. Velie, the president, stated that
development and production were as
suming more interest at present than
has been noticeable for many mouths.
He is a stakeholder Of the Randolph
Gemmnl Development Co., which is
treating the tailings dump of the old
Crown King mill, and is frequent
visitor to those works. OF the success
being made he said
This plant is now actively produc-
ing a high grade concentrate Of two
separations with a regularity that is
pleasing and an average Of four car
loads week is being shipped out by
rail- the Consolidated smelter at Hum
boldt being the market. There is no
question of the success being made In
recovery of values and the principal
of reduction is an unqualified success.
Mining men of the Bradshaws are
elated over this proposition solving
the treatment of complex ores Of that
district, that heretofore has baffled
the technically trained mineralosist
and which now opens the door 10 the
biggest mineral chamber in the coun'
try. The Bradshaws are entering an
era that can be none other than graft
flying and successful mining in its fu
ture reward and on a very large scale
also. There is no question Of this be
ing accomplished and the country is
| bVoyantly inclined over the outlook.
Since becoming interested in the a
bpve reduction plant MI Viele makes
| frequent trips to Crown King and The
stated before leaving for Phoenix the
last visit proved more gratifying thar
any made, both from an investment
standpoint as well as seeing the coun
try on the verge Of being industrially
/ regenerated