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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
FIRST Chief IS
At BORDER LINE
Triumphal Arches Withered
by Late Arrival, but
People Cordial.

Eagle Pass. Texas, Nov. 3--Venusti-
ano CarranZa. first chief" Of Mexico,
has finally arrived in Piedras Negras.
Ten days ago IL was said here he would
arrive the next day and wild efforts
were made by the peiple Of Piedras
Negras to organize entertainment COM
mittees and decorate the town ana 70
put things in shape to show the first
CHIEF that, although he has been away
for two years, Piedras Negras is still
for him"
Since that time. the trfumphal arhces
erected have withered and turned
/ brOwn-many Of them were removed TO
facilitate the movement Of the troops
sent 10 relieve Aqua Prieta-but in
spite of all this and the Impotence
siastic reception could not have been
received by anyone than that accorded
Carranza when his train rolled into
Piedras Negras station.
Aside from all official Piedras Ne
gras. he was met by several civil OIL
Gals from Eagle Pass; Eliseo Arredon-
do and Roberto Pesqueira- his Wash
ington and New York agents. his con-
suls from San Antonio. Galveston,
Kansas City and Eagle Pass, Jno- +
Silliman, said TO be ambassadorial tim
Der: consul Blocker, and host Of spe-
cial magazine, newspaper men ana
photographers representing the various
news services
On account Of the lateness of his ar
rival last night and having been on the
road all day, the first chief went i'm
mediately 10 the customs house where
quarters had been prepared for him
A big celebrations is taking place
today.
The people of Eagle Pass were great
II disappointed when they learned to-
day that Gen. Carranza has declined
an invitations TO cross the border and
viii remain at Piedras Negras-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
THIS MAN SAYS VILLA
FORCES READY TO QUIT

Villas men are tired out hungry and
ready TO quit, Join Carranza or come to
the American side Of the line and sur
render if they get a chance. a man
who has been with Villa declared We'd
nesday upon his arrival in FL Paso
from Aqua Prieta, where he had quit
Villa.
He claims that the morale Of the
Villa forces was broken and that they
were all waiting for a chance TO quit
or join Carranza and were only staying
with villa because they had nothing
else to do. He said the entire Villa.
force was not worth 1000 fresh, spirit
ed fighting men and he declared en-
phaticalIy that y lila would never be
able TO take Aqua Prieta-
He said there was no possibility OF
Villas men attempting to resist any
efforts Of the United States to force
them to stop fighting. The minute
that Villa undertakes to invade the
United States or the United States
starts 10 invade Mexico, every man
Jack Of Villas men win quit and go
TO the hills and brush" he declared
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
ZAPATA FORCES BEGIN
WEST COAST OPERATIONS

Washington, D. c., Nov. 3.-Zapata
forces have resumed activities on the
west coast of Mexico, according to ad-
vices dated Sunday. received today at
the state department The department
made this announcement:
Reports dated October 81 from the
west coast indicate that there is some
activity on the part Of the Zapatistas
in the state of Guerrero. Gen. Maras-
cal, the commander Of the forces Of
the de facto government, is said to be
returning TO Acapulco after an en-
Eagement with the -Zapatistas-
NO telegraph lines are in operation
to Acapulco and the town Is cut off
from communication with the interior.
The town is quiet"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED
FOR NATIONAL RAIL WAYS

Galveston. Tex. Nov directors OF
the National Railways Of Mexico were
elected Tuesday by the stockholders.
according TO advices from the capital to
the Carranza consulate here. The direc-
tors are:
Luis Cabrera Rafael Nieto. Alberto
PAM Carlos Basave. Castillo Negrete,
Fernando Gonzales Roe, Jesus Acuna.
F. 5. Elias, Jose de Lima. Diego Fer
nandez. Aquiler Elordui. Gabriel Man
cera Simon. Rafael Zubaran Capmany.
Juan n Amador- Alfredo Caturegli
William f. Curtis. Jerome J. Hanover
Roberto V Pesqueira- Walter frozen.
Chas- II. Sabin, Richard Schuster and
Harry II. Werhane
The directors were given authority
TO issue mortgage bonds necessary for
the operation Of the road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
VILLA FORCES DISLODGED
NEAR HERMOSILL0, CLAIM

AdviCes to the local Carranza consul
under date of Tuesday afternoon de-
clare that Gen Manuel Dieguez, oper-
ating along the Southern Pacific Of
Mexico. between Hermosiu and Quay
mas. has dislodged Nillista forces at
Moreno station, about so miles south Of
Hermosillo. after a three hours fight
Gen Dieguez has also reported that
Gen Flores has occupied Torres station,
some 80 miIes-south OF HermosiIlo; add
ing that the Villistas at Ia Colorado
mining camp in the same vicinity, has
surrendered. accepting Carrancista am
nesty. Gen. Dieguez states that scat
tered hands of Villistas are being pur-
sued towards HermosillO, and that
total Of 200 men has been lost BY the
Villa attachments in the fighting along
the railroad. along with many supplies
and much ammunition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
DENIES THAT U. S. IMPOSED
ANY CONDITION ON CARANZA

EliSeO ArredondO- Washington con-
ndential agent OF the Carranza govern
ment, now in Piedras Negras with the
first chief" has denied the truth OF the
statements claiming that Carranza suf-
fered the Imposition Of any conditions
by the United States in view of
recognition His wire TO Mexican con-
sui Andres G. Garcia under date OF
Wednesday, reads as follows;
4 saw newspaper FL Presente' TO
which you refer You may deny most
emphatically that American government
has imposed any conditions on the ex-
tending Of recognition to the Mexican
government headed by Senior Carranza."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
silver PAY FOR
VILLA SOLDIERS
Old Paper Money to be Re
tired; Villa Still Holds
Chihuahua City.

villa soldiers and policemen in Juarez
have been promised pay in silver in
stead Of the paper Chihuahua currency
which the government itself has re-
fused to accept in settlement of its Gus
toms and other charges
RumOr in Juarez is that Villa wanted
to take Aqua Prieta, so that he might
transfer the revenue offices Of his head
quarters to that border city from
JuareZ, making Aqua Prieta play the
role of a new Juarez." with the Phelps
Dodge railroad south from there 10
Nacozari as the channel through which
the cattle and mining wealth would be
shipped TO the border for sale across the
international line.
It is declared that the issuance Of
Villas new silver currency now being
coined at Chihuahua, has been held
back awaiting the outcome OF the
battle Of Aqua Prieta, for use in the
new Sonora country upon which Villa
has his eye.
No active. preparations are being made
for a move into Sonora from Juarez,
however. and rolling stock and vehicles
in the railroad yards and streets Of the
city are untouched.
Railroad Is Open.
The railway coma unicatlon TO Chi
huahua city still remains whole. Mail
from the Chihuahua capital arrived in
FL Paso Tuesday late in the afternoon
on train from the south Tuesday noon.
Mining men have received letters from
Chihuahua city direct. dated Monday.
Nov. 1. which came over the National
Railways of Mexico to the border.
A train went out of Juarez Wednes-
day morning with mail and freight for
Chihuahua city, booked through by
commercial and government agents in
Juarez.
Wire communication still remains
with Chihuahua city, Jimenez and Par
raj, according TO American interests
Cattle Held Up.
The embargo on cattle is working
with considerable effect following post
ing of notices that all shipments of this
character be held on the southern bank
of the Rio Grande pending examination
Of the brands and filing of claims
against them as stolen property. The
usual precautionary examinations of
the animals by the local board Of ami
NAL industry agents has taken its
course among the 1000 head awaiting
entry into Texas on the Juarez side OF
the river.
The only registration OF cattle
Drought IN Tuesday was a consignment
OF Z5O head for L E Booker OF FL PasO
No Carranza Troops Near.
No word Of any large body of Car
rama troops has been received in FL
Faso. as operating anywhere near
Villas garrisOned towns directly south
Of Chihuahua city. and mining men here
declare that the territory between the
border and JimeneZ is still in ViIista
hands Parral is still undisturbed bv
enemies 10 villa latest wire advices
claim.
In Durango the state capitaI. Du-
range city. has been taken BY Carran-
clsIa FORCES under the Arrieta bothers
arrivals from Torreon declare. Other
wise the situation south of the border
remains unchanged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
NEW BRIDGE ABOVE HATCH
TO AID THE WEST SIDE

Hatch, n. NJ, Nov 3.-The county
commissioners have authorized a bridge
across the river about five miles north
Of Hatch The plans and specifications
are TO be made up by the state en-
gtneer's office shortly. This will
shorten the haul to the railroad from
the Garfield district by several miles
OF hilly road and will be Of inestimable
value to the ranchers in that vicinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
OJINAGA FORCE
ABANDONS VILLA
Carrancistas Claim Force
Has Come Over to the
First Chief"

Ojinaga, the eastern border port
which Villa forces have been holding
since the exodus of Huertistas from
CHIHUAHUA more than a year ago, has
fallen into Carranza hands. according
to advices Wednesday to Andres c.
i Garcia, Carranza consul here.
The adTices to the Carranza consul
ate said the garrison at Ojinaga had
repudiated Villa and declared for Car
rama. and that word has been sent to
Gen Carranza that the garrison and
the town are subject TO his orders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
JAMES HUGHES CLEARED OF
CHARGE OF SHOOTING MEXICAN

Lordsburg. " n, Nov. 3.-After
hearing before the justice OF the peace,
James Hughes was dismissed on the
charge Of having shot Mexican VINO
was. later identified as Paulo Herrera
OF Miami Ariz-
The shooting, which resulted in the
death OF Herrera, was held 10 have
been in self defence by the coroner ana
the justice Of the peace dismissed the
case as the evidence was plainly shown
TO be in favor of Hughes Herrera was
shot in a local saloon while said 10
have been drinking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
AnzOnans Get $1,000
Gold Ore During Niqht

Globe. AriZ.. Nov. upward of
$1,000 in rich gold ore was taken out
of a pocket" between Winkelman and
Christmas IN a single night by two
men, accOrdingtO sheriff Frank Haynes
who has returned from Winkelman.
Good ore is still being taken from the
claims owned by -Iessrs. Stewart and
Lavelle, the sheriff states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
LA MESA FARMERS BEGIN
SHIPPING MILK TO FL PASO

n Mesa. \. N Nov. III Mesa
farmers are now selling whole milk in
n Paso, inaugurating a new industry
for this portion OF the valley. The first
shipment of milk was made to the Fl
PasO Dairy company, BY Messrs- Coch-
rane. Hernandez and Lee Harland.
A meeting Of dairymen was held at
the home OF Charles Rigney to perfect
the organization and to adopt bylaws
Clarence Stewart, Charles Rigney and
dairy COWS to be delivered shortly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
SAN MARCIAL POSTMASTER
SENTENCED TO U. S. PRISON

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Nov 5.-Judge VIII
liam H Pope in federal court sentenced
Malcolm Cameron. former postmaster
at San Marcial, SOcorrO county. to IL
months at LeavenwOrth and $500 fine
for embezzling and destroying a reg
istered letter.
The case Of the United States VS. Roy
Houston. charged with forging $50
money order in Grant county, went 10
trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
ALL GRANT COUNTY ATTEND
FUNERAL OF MAI. SPENCE

Silver City. " NJ, Nov 3.-The fu-
neral OF Mai. W NJ Spence, who died
Monday at his ranch home, was held
this afternoon from the residence Of
his soniulaw, W. F. Moore Practically
the entire city attended the funeral and
it was one Of the largest ever held in
this county
Mai. Spence was a newspaper man
and leading Democrat of this section.
He was - years old at the time Of his
death and had been a resident of Grant
county since 1907, when he came here
with his son. who had contracted tuber-
culOsis while serving as an officer in
the BOer war with the British forces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
NINE FENCES ARE BUILT
ACROSS r AIRn An I'M l-L-e

NOgaIes, ATiZ-. Nov. 3.-Nine Wire
fences were built across the right Of
way of the Southern Pacific railroad
Of Mexico Monday night by the Villa
garrison of NOgales, Sonora, close to
the international boundary
Carlos Randall Villa governor Of So
nora said 1t was not intended to con-
fiscate the company's property because
of notification that the railroad would
not serve the villa faction. but that
the property would be used for mill
tary purposes until service is resumed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
BRITAIN AND FRANCE
WILL RECOGNIZE CARRANZA

washington, D. G, Nov. 3--Sir Cecil
Spring Rice, the British ambassador,
gave notice at the state department
today that both Great Britain and
France are about to extend recognition
to the government of Gen Carranza in
Mexico. It probably will be done by
communications TO Carranza's repre-
sentatives in Paris and London
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
7COO MEXICANS RETURN
TO THEIR NATIVE LAND

BrOWnsville, Texas, Nov. 3.-Seven
thousand MeEicans have crossed the
International bridge and returned 10
Mexico since the beginning of the trou-
bic on the American side OF the border.
according to statistics compiled by the
United States immigration officials
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
NEW BRIDGE BEING BUILT
~ nnr-GI- = N : I'll, 20 4

Phoenix, Ariz, Nov. 3.-Construction
of concrete bridge across White river,
between Douglas and Bisbee, has been
undertaken by the state engineers de
partment The bridge is TO cost $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
NOTICE!
The
Standard Grocery Co.
2O8-212 Mills ST. Phones 3532-3533-3534-3535-

Carries in stock at complete line Of Groceries Fruits
Vegetables found FL Paso We receiving daily by %
and freight shipments goods every kind We viii
complete Thanksgiving and Xmas goods ever
brought to FL Paso.
Weekly thirty day opened with strictly responsible
parties.
Trading Stamps all cash sales and on al
accounts that are paid in full days date due
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03

A fresh shipment of the Famous
De Luxe Fruit Cake Just received,
packed in 1, 2 and ID. pigs
per ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6Oc
Very best Boiled Cider
Pint bottles soc; Quarts soc
New DTomedary Dates, 2
pkgs- $4,000, -...-------.---z oc
Fancy Soft Shell English Wal
nuts or Almonds, per 1b------25c
Extra Fancy Citron, Orange or
Lemon Peel, per Ib----.--.3oc
2 packages Gold Medal Maca-
roni or Spaghetti for---.----25c
Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese,
Genuine Black Eagle Limbur-
ger Cheese, per lb.---...---..5 soc
3 cans Lakewood Hand Packed
Tomatoes, No. 2s, for--.---25c
. cans No. 8 size for -25e
Mesa Butter-Received daily by
Express. .4Oc ID; 2 lbs. for 75c
Sunflower Eggs-Guaranteed,
dozen ------------ 10000 4UC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03

Selected Nulaid Ranch Eggs,
dozen .. DC
Purity Butter-Per pond- .4oe
Golden Crown Process Butter,
id -----.. ---.-.---- -oSS
Moses Best Flour for Bread
"a ID. sack CSC; 4s ID. sack s1.s5
Gold Coin Flour-Best for Biscuit
OF Pastry
"a ID. sack COO; 4s ID. sack s1.75
Swansdown Cake Flour, per
2 packages Ralston Buekwheat
Flour for -------------.----- -2oe
Jones Dairy Farm Sausage, ID. 55e
, pounds Hazel Nut Pretzels
for ..- ------.----- &c
Chase and Sanborn's Famous COT
fees
Diamond IS, per pound. -.---. SOC
Amber Blend. .35c b.; lbs 500
Golden Glow, per pound ...--4oc
Seal Brand .45c b.; 2 lbs. Csc
8 pound can Special for-----s1-2o
The Famous Orange PekOe
Tea, ID -...---..---..--.-----1oe
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Simmer meIlr ,rnnter!

Qonoon, 10. sSlrni. Ser syi,
ideroatnpfer y9tottiugbam" 81
@riHsbp qe9orig, tpurOe in Oet
Roroiee Our6 oas @eibiisieuer eli,
mes oelttitben Gallhbootes 5lml Sin,
ten aebrad,t. 0ie 0launidaft pur,
De gerettet.
Sortlepool, 10. SUM. eng.
liide SsiiderOanlpfer o8eIocitp
mur6e bon eiiem oeutid5en Soud],
boot nerienft. Die MaauuIfoft ret.
tete fif In 9ooten; oo9 oergingeu
Stlmoen, ehe iie bon einenl onDerer
Sdiffe oltfaetominen iperoen tonn,
tc; iie mar inioIge oer ansgelton6e.
men Strapa5en oollig erib0pft
(Shone Spelertc oieic GnqlGuocr
neldleu nad nebritiinoiaer Srrfohri
in einern oiienen Boot l9on oic
4Yuite aus4gebt.)
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@iR6rand Oes etcruenbaunsrs.
Der britiidle 9umpfer GOlonian bik
in Der Sriess5oue Die ame.
rifaniide 5lasse.

Bolton, 10. Stunt. -@6bren6 iidJ
Der britiide Garnpfer GoLonim in
Der ariegsaone befono, fiibrte er
40 Strnoen lang bic on1erifoniide
5lagge als S6us eegen g[ngriffe
belttider llnterieeboote. Ser ge.
nannte 9anpfer lit geItern bier elm.
getroffen. aapitGn Dec0onolO, 9e.
feblsbober oes Sdiffes, iogte oarii-
ber 5olger0es: Dgs mar am 80.
Wlai, als nein S9iff bon einen
engliihen 9atrol6oot 5tpei 3agerei.
len bon abonmoutb, @louceIter, an.
geiprohen tpuroe. Ser &opit1n oes.
ielben iagte mir, Die Sloege einer
neltfrolen gaotiou oOer iiberbaupt gar
feline gu biiien. Sofort 1ibte i6 Die
Sterne uno Streifen uno 5lpor, neil
id, ioGten mir nGbere 8efonntifaft
nit einent 0eiitiden Tau16oot ma
den, mid bei elmer &ontroberIe nit
BEN 5ein0e Der en9lii6en Sprade
beOienen fonnte. nGbreno i6 bel
aufSieben elmer arberen 5lagge mid
unbe0tngt berratben baben lpiir0e,
neil i6 mir Der englii1en Spra6e
BIN. gieroig Stunoen lang,
in Der Chat pd6reno Der gan3el
Dauer meines glpfentbolts in Der
ariees5one, flotterte oas Sterneu-
banner bonn Sopmait. g8ir befanten
fem oeutibes EonGboot 5u @efi6t
(lln0 oieies eeihiebt tros ntebrfa9er
gsarnungen ipitens oes ErGiioenten
Der Ser. Stoaten al england, Die
amerifatiidje GIagge 1iht uebr alt
fiibren. england trei6t nit itns
einfab Shin0lioer.)
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Staltener er3ielell
augebli6 tleine GrtOlge!
Gffi5iellen gerihten ans 3om 5it.
fOlse iOll MOnfalcune pDn ibnen
erDbert iein.

9ion, 10. Sltni. : 3as itolteni-
i6e &riegsairlt neIoete beute Sol.
genoes: o2tn 0en llfern Oe8 Sion5o
lit gegcnpartig ein 9eftiger &antpf
i'm @ange. 3ie Sytaliener babeu
ben Giien6abnfnotenpilnft Monfal.
cone, rnpeit oes Goriotii6en Mlee-
res, ero6ert, rno Der 5aa Der midi.
tigen Staot @roib lit beporItebeno.
Man imnter langiom, dlrlo MID 10
bid upimeren.) Monfolcone liegt
12 Wfeilen bon Der italienilden
@ren3e uno 16 Meilen r1orbpeltli1
bon Grieit.
Die Staliener griffen MonfaIeone
BON 0fonhi aus on, no6oem Die
8atterien Der 8elterrei9er gum
S6neigen gebrodt iporoen tparen.
9ie SeIterretder in cen gluBenforts
io6ten NIT Der gr0bten 8apferfeit,
nlpBten a6er idlieBIid peiden. @be
iie li6 5uriid5ogen, 8erItorten iie ben
9abnbof ser na6 3rielt filbrenoeu
gilen6abn.
g[uf Dem Iero Berg fam es at Ell.
uem bitigeu Sanogemenge, aus
pel6em unlere 8rltppeu liegrei9
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wilroeu ourd infer 6euer bertrie.
ben. Die Ietie @rilppe Der Sdilier
I'M 3orfe gieubiae nuroe ndbreno
Der gtadt inn 8eiie oes 6einoes ac.
lailen. Seitlid bon gseuuiae idIu.
gen mir mieoerbolte 9luqriffe scr
5ron5oien nit ihperen @erluIten fir
oen 5ein0 8uriif. SIN Giltrift ojt.
lih bon Sebuterne tDittbet obernoIs
cine Sdladt naf einen erfolgloien
angriff Der 5rnn8oie1 in Sen friiben
DtorgenititnOen. Gin fein0liher 4n.
griff I'M Grieitertualoe ipur0e abae.
i9logen nit bIutigen 8eruliten fin
Die 9Inereifer. Ser aampf I'M el.
men fleinen SbeiL Ser GuBerc1
SAitsengrGben oauert nod fort"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-10
Staliener nebmea
MOaialcone!

@erpna, Stalien, 10. SUM-, iiber
garis. Die in Gciterrcid Elm.
Oringenben italieuiI6en Sruppen,
bic Oird baS glrIa 5gal segcn GO.
hereto, iiiSlif Dun Srent, Oorriden,
cntbeften, Saf bic Geiterreider bic
SSeftung @uiindiO, 2 Weilcn nGrSlidJ
uOm Wlataiiune, seraumt 6atten.
GoiIafiO galt biSber ais cine Der
itGrfiten Oiterreidiifen Seieitigan,
gen in jener GesiOn.
Serner uirS in elmer gefannt.
madung Ses italieniiden Gicneral-
itabes beGnHrtet, OaF bic itolicni.
ideu Srnppen bic StaOt NtOafalcone
is Wieilen ucitlid non Srieit, nabc
benz aOratiidjen Deer, belett baltcn.