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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-02

The Alma Driving club held their
third matinee on Pine River, Tuesday,
Feb. 20, with good attendance. In
the Free For-All pace much to the
surprise of all, Lady McNabb stepped
up and won the first heat from the
Clown. In the second the Clown came
on and won. In the third he cast a
shoe and had to be taken out, this
giving the race to the Lady with
Jessie Bright there all the way.
In class A Geo. Robbins came on
and won as he pleased after finishing
last in the first heat.
In class b. Capt Heith as he has
been doing won his race in an easy
manner, after losing the first heat.
While Master Frank is showing i'm
provement in each race. Results were
as follows:
Free for All Pace Mile, 3lH Sec.
Lady McNabb, McNabb. Il 3 1
Jessie Il, Eckert ........3 2
The Clown, Cushing ....2 / dr.
Class Az Mile 32h Sec.
Geo. Robbins, X. NJ. HydeS. /
Baron Hope, Plowman. q 3
Meadow Boy, II. J. Hyde. 2 dr.
Class CO Mile 40 Sec.
Captain Heath, Udell. ...2
Master Frank, Berry. ....1 2 2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Creese que seraa retIrades
de Brownsville varIos
cuarpes miIician0s
DICESE QUE DE LAS GUARDlAs
NACIONALES son LAS MAS
AVENTAJADAS LAS OLE rs
TAN EN- BROWNSVILLE.
Una compania de SrnaleS y I'm cucr
pO de hospital de las tr0paS de
Texas son mOviliZadaS.
Correspondence Especial para ~ PHENsA.
TnNaS NnNicm-

Correspondence Especial para Lt PhENeN
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Noviem-
bre liza vista que los jefeS de
las Lineas del Golfo hicieron = esta
ciuiaG. Sc ha tornado en- aigunOs cir
culos como indication dc que eStan
para marchar hacia e. Nortc varioS
de los regimientos milicianos que
auui 5 e encGentran prestando sus ser
vicloS.
Diccse Que de los cucrpos de mi
licianos que Sc ~encuentran en- Ia from
terra, los que Sc hallan en- el Distrito
miIitar de Brownsville son los que
han demostrado mejor Su prcrara-
cian para cl servicio Y los que mas
practical han hecho dcsde que Sc en-
rucnDran patrullando la front""a.
Las Ultimas grandrs maniobras ordo
naGqs por e. General P2rkcr ~;erviran
4 Ia vez one pn"a damostrar Ia eff
rirnria de- las ~prirtica> hcrIIaS per
los mi.icianos. para poncr Il ost"s On
comli.ioneS de- afirmar Il ronor'
mientos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
En- Piegras Negras Sc ha-
BID de I'm triunfO pbte-
nido por F. MuTgula
COMO NINGUNOS DETALLES DAN
LOS CARRANCISTAS NO Sc
ACEPTA COMO FUNDA-
DA LA VERSION
Rosalio Hernandez lego Il Cuatro
Cienegas ron solo tres hon.
bIeS en- eStadO deplOrabIe
correspondence Especial para Ia PRENsA

rorrr>poudrncia Especial para Ia PRENsA.
EAGLE, PASS, Tex, NOvlembrc
IS.-Hoy St recibi6 Ell pIedras Ne
:ras. segtn han dieho los empleadb>
del gobierno, IN t~elesrama de To
rrc6n. en- eli que So ia cuenta dc una
victoria carranciSta cuya not!cla iIa
cauSado general regociJo cn 81 de
raido amino de la pODlactOn, Aar
ia de malas nOticIaS.
Segun Ell MenSaje aIudIdo. {! &c
neral Murguia, que estaba ell Brr-
meiillo. tras de retirarSe hacia q
Sur rehuyendo conbatlr con los VI
riSiaS en Conejos, derrOt6 aver Il
una numerosa partida a~ntlcarran--
cisla en- un punto situado entire Bcr
meiillo Y TOrre6n.
Parece Que no Sc dan nln=uno>
iptalIes del txitO del General Muir
.uia. por 10 que Sc cree que la no.
ticia @ motivada por la netcSidad
he desvlar Ia atenci6n puh.lra, de-
las noticiaS Sobrc los desastres ca
~rranciStas en- Chihuahua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
No Sc sabe guIenes fuerOn
los autores del cGmplOt
en- San Luis POt0si

~lN LUIS POTOSI, Npyi"mI'r"
* No - ina lo-rado Sab"r aim l!Ie
ur, rueron los autorcs Ic la in'rn-
Iona de fu-a uur hic.rron . pre-
So. rrrluiJo, en- la Pcuilcnr,aria del
E-tadu. - cucucnlrau ~ri-uro>a-
fu,Dtc inromunicadoS al-uu"> -"oS
mI. uarrrrn srr los insti-adorc>: y
Ia. aycri-uarfonrS - Si-ucn prarti-
rauio con lo,ia artividad. para dr'l-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Ell Doctor Salome Cara Aldape

Aver lego a eSta poblaci6n, con
obieto de yiSitar algunas personals
amicas. el conocido mtdlco meXica-
no D. Salomt Cara -Adalpc.
FL distinguish facultaIIvO. reGre-
sara eSta noche a esq ]pOb.aclon.
Que Sc hara o ROSaliO Hernandez
Perfectamcnte aclaradO cl motl-
Va de la reciente alarma en- Picdra~
.NegraS. hoy Sc hacen a csc prop"-
>ito int~cresantes concentrates.
Cuando Sc recibi6 Ell PicdraS Ne
=ras la uoticia de la llegada Il Qua
tro Ci6negas de RoSaIi0 Hernandez.
pr6fugo del villiSmO y pasado i. ca
rranciSmo sin que en- 81 lc haya'l
hecho nunca gran conf!anza, -
rrey6 que Sc trataba de I'm artt.d y
que ell vicio cuerrilIcrO habia licGa-
do con mas DE- treScientoS hoIn5r"r
y con obieto de combatir al carra"-
ciSmo. Inmcdiatamcntc Sc prepare
una expedition II contra 81 HIelo
RoSalio: pero cuandc Sc supo que
habia Eegado, Ell efecto con solo )
hombreS, derrotado Y dl>puc>to a
que Sc hiciera con & 10 que Qu,-
S.eran. yolviG IA pa. Il los e>pfrIiuS
Ahora. Sc preguntan todoS Tue
80 hard con RoSalio Hernan,iez, >u-
ponitndoSc que sc lie S~ujetari a pro
crso o cuando menoS, Sc lc rctcndra
ell priSi6n.
Ell CORRESPONShL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Charles R. Wilson CANA
Sc libras de peso to-
mando Tanlac
Pesa ahora IA libras mas de 10 que
pesaka antes de enfer-
marse
Sc HALLABA HECHO CAST UN
CADAVER
a IA pura fucrza crrr,l:> con {" ira
ba io.-"Tan'ac" me ha rccon5-
tru:t?, y me ha vuelto las
~encrgias que TODD HON
h-e dcbc poser
dice i mis-

..CoD ri simple hech0 a." h:h""mc
fon,Io .;otc DotellaG dc Tan'ac. ten.
20 ganadas tre;nt1 V SniS lihras de
neso ono enuivaie 4 dccir II libraS
mis- do 10 ouc ncsaba antcS de en-
fo,m.rmc" Este b%rillante tcstimo-
,,;o ,o. f,,6 orviado nor 81 senior Char
80 v;I,o, cuvo residcncia SO en-
.uortr, fiioda en- cl nimero All De
J., ,n1lo 10 u srr. Rirm;nb,m Ala.
=, e. ur;,.o, M so,o G. ovorcsa
40. r.,.:..,.; rosnoc+o de TarIar sino
.ul;:, o~,-.,o,.r, crfrs;os-
n,o1;oir, MOI. 1o. sor
~ .,-.r+odos ono 10 ella
r ,L.uiridos"
oo,,;,r.c;6r ri sa5nr wilson
lie, +odo,.f,. "Toda persona que
soc, .oc;L;Io 10 T2nlac los horofi-
lbs ono ,o torro rccihidos. d"hn
.,,.;1or.r do 60, dcbcr h2cerlo sabcr
.,l o,.oro ,.,., ono &c; co oca-
49,. Inc. o,sor,ro1,dos ouo tartos
...or,o. ,,.,cr - :, brra~;dad Ha
c,n,o dos AIMS cunoci a dccacr
$500. ..;rid,ro,.o on .orcI cnton-
cornwall o,o NJ 70 IN
n,.f no~,;s,doro WOO. c,Ja
m,os
HI ,..,. 10 ,ao
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
, rrribir al Sccrctario del Tc>"r1
Ne idOO.

FL Mayor dc Brownsville. \. \.
Browne Y e. Secrctario del Comlte
de Meioras Luis Co3o.iGi. saNcr"n
para Houston. dondc nicus,-9 omcon
trar al S"crc:ario del Department
Ia lie Haricnda Mr.. Nj. Adoo.
Los SrcS. Brown y CoooIlni haran
formal i0vitacion n alto PERSONA
je, para cue h"ga una vista d est@
ciudad.
Es,a alerta la estacron dc Sa!vavidas
Fl Capitin W. Reed en- jrte de Ia
Estaci6n dc Saiv"vidas on Punta lsa
hcl. declar5 aver que su Cucfpo eSia
alcrta en- In vi@ilancia de LIS actlvi
dadcs submarines en- cl Colo.
FL Capitin agrega que es grandr
cl traffic. dc barcos ~petro!c"os in@!"-
scs entire Tampico y Galveston. Y Nc
Srria cXtraHo la aparirl6n It" ,ltDma
riuoS IN eSta costa.
Ell COKRESPONSALa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
A. de la Huerta deereto 10
SUPPRESSION de la vice Gu
bernatura en- Sonora
ST DECRETO ESTA C.ALCADO En-
Ell DE CARRI<LA 0CE SUPPL
ME LA VICE-PRESIDENClA
En- caSo de que falte el GObernador
Ell congreso nombrara IA qulen
deba SlIStituirl0.

NOGAIFS. Arizona NOViembrc
Is How uogsdo = n frontera hoias
snoltas on las oue anarece I'm. deere
- o..nod;do nor ., rohernador nro-
,~i.ioroI inforino del Estado dc Sono
-, Ado,fo dc Ia Huerta, en- el que
sunrimc n vice-gubernatuca. II
existc on el yecino Estado porque
asi r. d;snone Ia Constitution del
rismo
II doc,,to 10 De Ia Huert, ost,i
..l..,ao . al do Carronys ono srpr;
49,. 10 ,,;.o nrnsidcn.io 10 Ia Ram
hi;o, -, d;.o one .Ia historic nos
- ,.;.a.r,horr.+rr, ha
-. r,oa,o In ~in,o,,,hI,s IL,
' mna.;,ianas Ia ior;..
I.i n.n;,;a;a a. L. 49,. n,;h1;
49, - a i.
s. -. o.aa.
I'I'1 -,
!. ..; ~
- po.5Lras ar..d so.na.
~ - IL ,s
LLam
''''SI" ''11~
n,I
'-0'''' P'
go.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
ii n~Trcccr su caniidatura Il Dc la

I6 nTrerrr su raniidatura a Dc la
CARA.
Como rn Jas d"mi, p?I,aciones del
F>ludo 80 organization cluDrS Seme
ianIo> FL lie Villa dc Garcia ' todos
nfrrrrri1 Il Pablo de Ia Cara SlI
randi Ialura para Gubrrnador Cons
.iflurioual del EStado. 81 Ciiado fun
riunario - vera obligado Il acatar ii
,c:umtad de suS conciudadados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
U>In los carries dc fcrrocarriI para
cpmbuStiblc, los sOldadoS.

Dcbido a la> rrecuentc> qucja5
due Ina rccibido la Commandment
MiIiIar. de parte. :" la direction d"
los FrrrorarriIcs. sobre que To- SOL
datos conslitucionaiistaS con fire.
rurnria ]uliIizaban la MADEIRA dc los
rarros De f]errocarril. para combus-
tPssl I IL Sa. plaza, col. sd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Tra!an de apOdcrarse dc los MI
ncraleS.

En- la pOblaciGn mincra dc sab
mas asi como EN- la de E>prranza"
una de los PARTICIPATES de, pals: hay
al prrSentc Grandc y juS&fIcada a
Iarlnar. Sc=IIn nos manlilr>ial per.
.unaS llcgadaS tIltimamcntc dc d
ducllOS ~lIgarea.
IA alarma prOvicnc de que Sc lie
zen no!iciaS cicriaS dc que una @ral
rar!ida Villista. al mando de. Gene,
raj Jose Ines SalaZar, Sc la dcsprcr
dido del niclco chihuahuenSc con
.sbictO de apoderarSc de los mInera-
les de SabinaS, EspcranzaS. A=uJIi&
Ro>ita. Cloctlr. y en- general. de Ia
riuuiSima region carboniIcra de Coj
huaIa, al prcscntc cast d~cS=uarneci'
da.
81 los villistas llegaran a conse'
.uirlo. clio con>tiiuiria un trcmendC
golpc para cl carranci>mo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Uuri6 de- tito en- MEXICO 81 pcrio-
dista Santiago G.. Paz.

\ Ia. sci" i4 "a mailaua del dIa
IL. aver. diego lie e~Nlsiir, yictima ".
D., Terrible rnfrrmciad del tif0. 81
.Irruriado Santiago G. Paz. anii-U"
narjodI-la que llItimamente orupabh
al pur>lo 70 Official mayor del TO
hfrruo dc A-uasralieutc>.
paz VINO Il rSla capital llace ocho
jja-. POGO mis- o mrnoS. cen oDjelo
Gsaa : Ia ~. pllnl. col. Jd.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
SaIieron trOpas de Piedras
Negras para cuatro cie'
negas, COshuiIa
ESTO PRUEBA QUE REALMENTE
ESTA AMENAZADA DlCHA PLA
"a POR LOS ANTICA-
RRiNCISTAS.
Sc insiste en- que los villiStaS tratan
de apoderarse de los mincrales
de COahuila.
correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSl

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENS'
EAGLE PASS, Texas. NOvirmbr"
"a peSar de las aS~cveracioncs del
carrancismo Official, tOdaS tranquil
zaioras, despu6S de los paSddOS dias
de- alarma manifesto, GSta CONT
MIA. cOntinuan los rumOreS que na
blan vagamente de peligros cereal
nos para la vecinO pob.aci6n mcNl-
cana Y las manifestations de fran
60 TENOR en- la poblacidn civil.
Ha venidO a agravar csta Situa-
ci6n Ell hechO de- que, cSta manana.
S~alierOn de Piedras Nrgras. rumbO
a CuatrO CiincgaS. las trOpaS que
Sc habian reconccntrado ahi duran
tc los iIlimOS diaS. y de los que 50
habia dichO que permanecerian en-
Ia plaza. por no habrr n""c>Idad de
~ m~ovilizaciGn Immediate para par
lc G!guna.
Sin embargo. como digo: la Sa-
lidar DE cSla Iropa. al mando del j"-
f. carrancista Ncyra. ina vcnido a
afirmar cl rumOr de- Que CuaIro CI'
nc-aS rsta mas 0 mcnOS SeriamenI'
amagaia por los rcvOluclonarIo'
que pstin ducnOs de Sierra MOjada
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-21
Luis CabaIIero c0ntinuara
en- Tamsuiipas como
Gobr. CONSTITUTIONS.
Ell CLUB QUE POSTULA \ CA
RRsNZA PRESfDENTE. HARA
la CAMPANA EN- FAVOR
DE CABALLERO.
Pablo DE- la Cara no ha SuNrlilido
In huelga fCrr0carrilera por
cucstioncs pOlitIcas.


,rrc<ponlcucia Especial para IL PRENSA
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. novlem-
bro r9.-En Matamoros, el Club que
no,tuIa a CarrGnZa candidate a Ia
p~residcncia de Ia Republica, Y que
csti tornado por clemcntos net;l
mcnte oficiales. Va Il TRAFALGAR tam
bian activamcnte en- las clcccloneS
de Gobernador del Estado. Su can
didoto cs Luis Caballcro, g~obcrnador
de Tamauiipas desde que Ciudad VIC
+oria cav6 en- poder de las tuerzaS
,avoIucinarias. Luis Caballero tlenc
va yarios e de no ha!larse a!
frente del gobicrno. pero cs de he
cho 81 r~ohernador, pues prlmerO de-
ID en- su luear a SUI hijo p~olitico Raul
Citrate V ahora ticne en- csc puesto
81 professor Fidencio Trejo. FL nom
hramicnto del citado professor como
Grhcruador provisional INFERNO lo III
~ Cahallcro para borrar Ia maIa I'm
,.o-;6, cuo bahia caasodo entire tc.
do = nachlo =! hocho de que dejara
! gobicrno en- manos del csposo d:
q, hin. come 81 81 go6icrno del ES.
ado fucra una prop;cdad de Ia FAM
liz
Como no habrit candidate Dc opo,
iciin r,rnuc Cabal!tro es 81 clcgi-
- DE- Carranza para que este al frcn
. DC los dcstinns De Tamau!ipas, va
i nuohlo ticnc Dor SECURE que q
c,hor,,dor CONSTITUTIONAL del ESta-
- 5r,,,t, ios nr6yimos cuatro amos
so,.5 Ipis rabaIIcro.
El scrv:cio dc treHcS s'suc s'ho'
irregular ,
Comunican dc Mat%m"roS que @
s~ervici de trcncS entire 81 puerto y i"
capital reGiomontana S1gue hac'e'
dose con mucha lrrcgulafld@H Z con-
s~ecucncia lie Ia hucIga cue deci"fa-
ron los ]cmpleados de las Line"S ma
rionaIrs d" Ia riuiad "' N"i'''''.H
In hueIga TO ha podido ser so!uclo-
w .,;Li.. al -,
" -'.IH con- O. Illus Nvll N--l'E -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14
THE FRUITS oF "wArrIlrul. WAITING"

All the killing of the Monia,
Nb Chihuahua. that they died
he and they willing Iii. Along the border there
that this he the last OF tho sacrifices offered the Washing
government "wachtul waiting mistaken policy u"lhn.
To- " the present instance hut aud mak demands thai will
foutcd a other demands have u,r q the lack back
"f po
i, that has been followed the la, administrations
lost churgcablr the o-caicd bandits who
edge restraint that imposed by They rc-"n.
lilc than the hurricane
Lansing i morrow
% the umnir than with the protection
larg ct TIN national honor The people will approve
THAT the administration l. bamcr because
Americans from Mexico The
McNIco the belief that
and that there that could be held responsible
of Foreigners. The Americans slain peaceful
the taranzH They of
mcdng Mexican affairs by TIA, Washington
hled the Washington
de- about it!
There will he nothing done, according
Tor the punishment Of the bandit aud
safety "f Americans Mexico This nothing
American rights concerned Il about satisfying kicking the
chan on which stu'led the dark.
The essential fact that they have dare" Ia h this thug aud feel
doing before II j. only similar
that of citizens
by the president that proud leave,
tina, he done toward the correction
invitation 10 greater
What will do au"lber Politics
defend the administration direct unmokcah. demand
from the will their
takes of the past.
forever America, citizens will not
icrebear with patience always. The politicians
lives aud entut he foundn
their ly"cra Intervention would have been had
that offered full in
the first place The that of
those shallow statesmen that
back their demands by the bOund physical power
great people
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14
An ACTIVE CHAMBER or COMMERCE

The board chamber " give Irni- of
dr>tanling OF the conditions and problems
mnniy Given thu the Graphic believes thai the
will evolve plans and will
u,buiIlng - the
The lr- need clearly adequate money carry
woA conservative Without ohcinm the are
contributing enough overhead tn,
easily he doubled. making possible. The
thought be- adequate > e
The hiring ha- ad.
An effort will he made the u lraire
the work publicity Th> "slad uor
capable t thu iHiIhia Intelligent ri
"din. I" the details III ncri and
oIi"uc, al benefits, AID GOOD ner
81 advertising values
III" support e" The creamery deemed essential Just hoNth uI
be best advantage It'll open puro hook
with 'i~iar"r cooperative they Il"
succeed Hut all that the he
canncrl agtuting
d outlook a thi> possibility.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14
PREPAREDNESS. WITH 4 LOCAL END"

With 90
If" will become The will
with al the social advantages ner, unless the military
Drmng could easily support ="
Many would he willing the
their employers. All the required
1od each week the q
The employers i lose nothing provided
they make plans ahead oi
There military OF matt r: an
lcang piis
Ibis valuable The problem that
uia! the need u trance, force national defense Every
duty To the that HIM the peaceful
roI, aud liberty pursuit 4" happiness The greatest
To To
the those that orders. The
American youths d>ia>tr proof
those learned "a I"
that endowe, them with a. de-.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14

- y y - = y y p
wsshinsten--Thr Mexican situation has
i-"n brought To ihr hoilinx point ssaia by
the execution of the American mining men
near Chihuahus. In congress. 81 thu white
house. and At ihe state department II hiss
entirely DISPLAYED I'll other International AZ
fairs
s"cre'ar, II state Lansing after sending u
demand for satisfaction To Gen. Csrrsnsa.
issued a statement declaring II was Ia h. de
rion-d that the Americans had not followed
the state departments warning ssainn OK
posing their lives in the guerilla wsrfsr,
region. aud adding:
''E,erysi.p win h- taken ro SEE that the
perpetrators ii this ds-,~rdi, crime arr ap
pretended and punished"
u was announced 81 the state department
that Secretary Lsnsins's protest won't n,
| telegraph To American Consul siliman a,
| Queretaro and demands protection for Amer
L cans IN the district said To he under the
! control nj the de fscio government al Mexico.
IL denonnces the murders 49, "a dssiardl,
| outrage"
The dispatch assert, the murdered men
were travelling under cafe conducts issued b.,
miliiar, commanders of III. Carran,a gov.
vernment Al account. .grre that they we're
slain s"l'r h-cans" the, were American.
IN the >.haie. an expected storm broke n,
soon II sssmhl.d senator sherman. Re-
publican. introduced n resolution proposin.
that unless Gen. carran,a give, prol-r ~,
t.rtion io foreign lifr and prapert, the Tniird
States should invite the Pan. American r,n
ference which hav" a,sorisi-d in MrNran a.
fairs. I" i"in IN restoring order and govern.
m"nt IN Mexico senator sherman, res.
luton was read IN The senate and william
comment ~ discussion III any Lind wa> ~
f"rr"d I" the foreign relation, committee.
In the house. Representative Dyer Rel,
ulliran. introduced - similar resolution cal.
ling "n the prr,iden io inform coner..s
Wheeler "rno I he believed the tim. had come
Z" abandon the "wachml waiting polir,
Other m"mirr, gave notice ii their intcn
ton :" max" spcechr>. Tn" Standardization
wa, not ~iihoui it, defenders. Nh" gave u,
to" that the, also Would speak.
Although the white hous. aud The si.l,,
department exhibited -,idcn-r, oi cancer.
further than calling upon General csrransa ,
!" i''nish III" bandits that executed the IN, .
riican, and 10 give proper guarantees fr ih, /
lives ri Foreigners. rhcrc ha. h~,n ne nut
ward Indication ri any chang. ~ III. M.a
can l,"liry,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14

Running IN . rain ri bullets. falling dawn a
s""tp "nhankm"ni. rolling "ui II sight am,
continuing {" run unin he VA exhausted
Tom Holmes. the sol" ,uvivor III III. Gus.
Minins Company party 81 Americans reach
ed VI Paso Tuesday morning with the firsi
details IT the massacre IT the Amerirans ~
Mexican bandits near Santa ysaiel at .
o'clock Monda, afirrn"on.
q" rl".c personal friend ~ha aeconipan nj
al HIM I" the l"rirr iiolmcs. ~ snsich-, and
Disconnected statement, todd the complete
story nj III" awful experience the eighteen
Americans passed through 10 their death near
Santa Nsal"l
Gr,"ral Manager Watson. Tom ilomc. Tom
Evans. aud Robert MrIIsii"n alighird fr.m
TIE train when the Mexican engineer whist.
ID f"r the obstruction ahead and then stop
ped. " they >i-ppcd q" the ground The,
Jaw ahnui nfiircr Mexican, with rifle, IN u
rice ~ ground I" III. right ~ the railroad
itirk and "ni, short distance IRAN H.
THIS. men l4gsn firing On the American,
that wer. standing hsside the train Hearing
ID, shots. Watson, Evans Mediation and
llulm' ran sr"uBd the .nd at the tran and
ui" III, brasil sud rocks ~ al .Intahktae "a
which nanod the uarL "h the ieii side
N'is"u ran "nr. Nav. ESsn. ran an"ih, r
aud va, irst I" iail Watson. whn ran ,io~n
hr track ~ The drrction the train wac h.a.
I'd and toward III" rocks aud fomhills. wa.
also Killed ~ Was Mediation. who W., run.
nine with iiolmc,. the, h"ing separated h,
.hN hort di'lan"' the, van ior their
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14

In" british forces under General rownsh~n,l
have made several sorii-s frnm Kui ~. Anara.
on the TiFris each time being repused With
loss. according Ia current statement II tho
Turkish var officr The official Statement
ssys the Briish farce has e"bn surroanded
\ long range naval battle ia the black ga
between III. Turkish wsrship sultan selim.
formerly the Herman cruiser Cohen. and III.
Russian baiileship Empress Maria. il re-.
ported by constaniinople. The latter sss hif
by III. Sultan seiim. is t. aid
The German offensive in the Champaign on
Sunday was preceded by . ai-hour lombard
mcni one Of the heaviest the Germans haye
yet Developed against the French lines a Paris
dispatch states. A prompt counter attack
gave the Germans no iime to organize the
Positions they carried and neEsiiyed their Il.
forts. the dispaeh adds
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-14
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