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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

I.f eeHt 81 .ssA estimats bring hfld back
snd ressr,,d until The completion ~ The
woIh add ~ acreptnVf ~ ~. fhY. and
said amount ~ Te-rfed .haii h. paid ~
casb ats Nnh aeesptanrr
WHEREAS. According ~ The report oF
writtea -isteH,cst ~ said CITY Engineer
concerning thr said improvement 90 Iay
lof Ssfoes which rspst b hsrebf ap.
proved by The Guy Council the total -
timatod cost u such improvement -
s32sVnr and the l1ftien and amount
II such Improvement ~ ~ a-sesrs'a
asaipsf the abuitins property and IT,
osHer4 d ~ follows
For paving. including gutter and
curb 1851 a.
Asainsi thr CITY u Corpus Chris
n slsG0
That The amount i~r ffYut foot ~.
sessed arsinst each owner j. as follows
- 1870 sai
WHEREAS. NrenT0ing 40 TIE written
statement of repnri oi The tiiy Engineer
covering fhr sah improvement oa lsFlur
street. The names oi thr oWuers ui said
property ard description If their
property and fho ammmtf contemplated
"a b. a.ses-ed against each such lot o.
parcel #ud a. amount nrc A. lDllos =.
tusntf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Of the work. aud Is acc. ,tance ~ thu
'ify gnd said amolint 10 fefeffrd .hali
b. pail after acceptance.
That the proportion ~ said eiiet pas
able by DE abutting property owners
ehall ~ paid ns foilfefs. To- wit
Al he 90 ~ ten DAYS sitter the comple
tion ~ said work and IL aersptance by
tn CITY. or tweuty per cent in cash
within ten DAYS sfter The completion ~
said work and IT, ac,epi snce bs the
city. aud twenty per cent. on ~ before
one year. twenty per cent. On ~ before
two year~ and twenty per cent ~ 81
before firee wears. and twesty per cent
90 ~ before fou years sfi<r Tho com
pleiion ~ said work and ia acceptance
by the city, ~ deferred payments 90
benr interest ~ ibo rate ~ eight pr
cent per nDnum from date II acceptance
n work by The city provided that ans
property owner may pay AL ~ eny part
Of aad payments brf0fe maturity by
payment Of principal and accrued inter
81
The proportion ~ said cn-' payable bi
thr onnrrr ~ stream raiiload. ard street
shall h. ls,d GA r-tinaifa pc
pared in writing hy said city Engineer
during the pfogsra- 81 sAid sufk. ten
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
woTlce-sAss,.,|

a.. -
o., state - Texas cu.
"a Nlihc - aa 0nt 4
' 'h' h'norab.s 3
y county Qn tis M
a '.' Pa ihl chn {,
'i - Massey ug|
"" aail ani n
.'N i'd dcl'tendfa
% l"t tsh wiihit b,
il'fA uy iaw toF s. 4
ln. hrst Tuesday in y
"inT iAc sal 81. 4
n'i't' th roIriHose
Nuoc'H county Ia iAt
hirl lAr ioiloeiHg 3
ri'f l"-Wli.
Not uHnbers one AZ
$50 4 out of Toe Mass,
town ~ Bislop Nsec.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
MARINES IN HAlnI
SANTO DOMINO
REMEMBEUEDq

WASHINGTON o.
,h. efforts % fae tse
who roccntiy ISSUES
Americans 90 VINES
Statss Marine IN tifi i
inns. thrice Thousand
ths saa now 10 ne -
~snta nomiHro an
sift- according to w
barnett who is ca'l'a \
ciai committee %
this clfy
candy totacca
handksrchleSs sua
sent 10 the men ~
strenuous neld Servo /
republics are fore'e
the comforts and 49,
ga by thsir comfAe.
Although some
fnnda were coniri'N
tt.a kaIInf u
continental pcsis
swer the spptAi ~
Through tha laiiss
ovsr-the-sea 800
ms mbrances a. 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

The cosi of said improvements shall be-
paid 10 the following mnnnrr and ~ the
following times, 10 wit
The proportion % The said rosi payable
hy The aid city shall br rnid 80 esti.
mates be writing prepared 10y esii kn-
yinesi during The progress nl said work
ten pee cent ~ such estimate being held
back and reserved until The completion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
NoricE-sHsalrxI

Ths state Of Texas cm
l'y virtue of an Oria
nut NO the honorable nal
Nuocca County, un Ga I
a. D. fpIf. by the cles I
oHe OF D. a lsnaa
Hnd,luNcnb So ssii A
~btuff directed arl .
proceed to sem ilf ti,s
hou prescribed ly hs
SALES on ,he first Tsat|
A. DO i9l4 30 hoing Zee .
month before the cgil
ald Nurces c0ueiN b
Cotpu, Christi me %
ri property taewiii 4
Nuects county Teas |
Corpus christi and atl4
block So SIS of lhs RI
or Nuccps bay ragk
citS uf corpus Christ
map or plat ~ SAID
of record in fhf caefi
of Nutc. county raH
tho said iudrment sa
"a vendors lIcn on ne q
property
Levied on on me ~ |
Iais. atg 10 clock a X
of IA Nsgderovefu 20
ment amounting 20 fll
L. b Lancaster and At
Given under my hA@
~ Nov A. D isit |
sheriff Nuecfs
n oscar Boihms ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

The state q ros.'
~ virtue q a. f...
on' of ths iionar.s,s. F.,
Nusces County oa n
A. y 1915 81 ,s y , NJ =
en'e - o. 5 ilaln.~.' =, =.
gan N't s9ss az
directed nd ss.s,s,..
seil for cash. w., N.
cri'sd 'f hv ~ Z,
ihe nrst rnes.ls.
1917 it being M.
month before M.
sa'd Nucces couaiy.
pus christi the
property wli 10y
~ the $ W 3. n
inf rArt of ne land
con Pasture ard -,
oi iand as shown Il.
the county cis,t,
county rekss hno....
Goo &C. Taui sala.
con mucn ans ssll -. /
referred o. si,d 49,.
for % moro certain
iaud
iesiei ou goa III. 4,
1910 at 10 oelcck 4 n
crty ~ D. X Danc.s
mrni amounting 10 Nh
Holmes aad "a
Given uudsr my h.. i
oi SOY A. b isie
sheriff Na.cs,
liy oscar iloliamy ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

On Taylor Street from the West Boundary Line of Mesquite
Street TO East Boundary Line of Lower North Broadway
Twigg Street from West Boundary Line of Mesquite
Street 10 Eas, Boundary Line of Lower North Broadway
and on Mann Street from West Boundary Line Of Mes
quite Street to East Boundary Line Of Lower North
Broadway:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
NAME or PROPERTY
OWNER

/ has Dyke
Estate Of Nllen rin,on, dyycas.
cd aud Nccelia l.rahy aud
husband. Philip l.eahy; Laura
? fNlan; MARY Ellcn Ellis
aud husband, g. g. Elli., Ann
Atahella blair aud husband
sam blair; Augusta Margaret
rimoa, John Honty rimon.
Walter lec Timon. Amos ge,
"a fimon, Edward Hrasley
rlmon, minofi Laura ., III
Tan, guardian ~ Harry fimoR
Dian, minor, Matter b. III.
mon. Harry ,. Timou. Edward
q. fimcn. Litsir Barfv, and
HARRY limon nolan. minor
Estate OF Jane Cnrr. drccas,,l.
aud Edward Y. Hill, Ind. EN
reutof, MARY Jane l.cge and
Jehnnie Cum .......
r. a Clnls
lMcrtt, y smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
ne cousA

Al the first sisn
chcst 90 stuffea-s y 4
Or Beil's Fine-ls,.. a
ins plnc-tar. 500 ", ". /.
carins auieklg sF
ieassn the psilsF',. n
cold Dr Bsts "a y
an Inc benefits "a
from a pine faise n.
,ake AND an'lss
thc b,,ilc -. 1
ana coughs A.
Adv
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

IF Nulqap. Secretary corIu. ohsii pursuance
o. the hcfinafe publication
Of the matter. and fne therein contained iooss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

WHEREAS According 10 the tcpurt of
written statement of .aid Olt, Engineer
cencorumg r1c sand Improvement ou
teiaa Street which r,port b. hereby ap
proved by tho GO, Comcil she total
stmntod cost of mch improvement b.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20
NAME OF PROPERTY
OWNER

T. Coleman. : = prdgon and
y Is Elliott Trustees at First
Baptist turch Of tmpi
tmi~ti ioNas
Virginia Niln,Ot Woessurt and
husband Willie lnuir WI
mot Sam Wllnot bmfdlnn
of Estate of jmn sud Jesus
Rodriguez. minors ,luhu WI
mni Geo " Wilmnt aHi
wife Nrldn.a Belle Nllnei
sulth,I aud huh.and VIM D.
soi,hof Siam Wilnoi Emily
Niimui hnrp aud husband
Wolf karpi Francisco Mar
turt Alfredo MARTINEZ Nnrt
Maritime prna nnd husband
fcleeianu rena uphrlia Mas
tlnos CULLEN aud husband
Ramon rulllrn Nierntr Mar
timer Goo EtmNptn aud
wlfr Eupscio Inrioyrta
Oupouhtbo s. n ,ohu com
passing the iirm of ,higonhcnu
s. gnln
Mos Viola immrtt aud hae
hand Nru fmmrU
! mil tullmnu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

sall5Nl aud tlt rortiun and amount
OF -uch Improvement to be a.+r-sci
aeainst the Auditing property and Boo
ownrta "a as follows
For paving Including gutter aud
rmh ~, 5000 ul
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Agmn.t tbr Dorpu. thu-u
Traction COMPANY iulH1
That the amount p,r 'rout to,a a,-e..
90 against each owner b, q. follow
sin51ni and
WHEREAS \ccordug to the wrtun
statement a. report oi thc city lnai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

of CopusCh iTC y Egnee'Ea o sran sro
m ~ @ ~ nlr l4aul ru, NORTH BR DIVA m %
property
Z AmoursA ASSES EDro Aurrmep rYosrpsA srn1ws
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

Shopping Early. il every
one practiced what every one
breaches, would take the
strain from oycrworked store
employees.
Decides,
Shopping
Early
Pays Fine Dividends TO
the Shopper
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

WHEREAS, Accordiuv Ia the report or
Written statement at said CITY fnyincrr
runrrf ing the said improvement nn
Nhun Strevt which rrpart b hrfrhy up
proved by the city Counsel thy total IS
timWed v'st at such Improvement H.
,i.M4 .ali and the patilon and amount et
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-20

uch Improvement tu @, a,suss,,d asaiu.t
tbc admitting propyri, and 10. owncfs is
a. fellows
tor paving ncndiug gutter and
curb 2.flttt
Nrain.t The itv of Iprpus
christi a3ISa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
ANYONE may KILL
VILLA ON SIGHT
outIawed BY General obregon
Who Orders Death To
Columbus Raiders
ASSOCIATED Pros. by Federal wireless. ,

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirsiessJ
CITY OF MEXICO, March, ll9.-Ge en-
eral Obregsn, minister Of war in the
provisional government in q public an,
nouncement yesterday, states that those
Mexicans who took part in, the recent
raid against the American town of Co,
lumbus have placed themselves outside
of the law and may be killed on sight
by anyone, American or Mexican.
The minister of war followed up his
prescription of Villa and his followers
by personally issuing an order for the
execution Of one known member Of the
Columbus raiders, the order being ear.
ried out at Hermosillo yesterday and
the bandit summarily shot. Another
suspect, under, arrest, war saved from
execution because there yet remains
some doubt of his guilt. He will be
given a trial by court martial
Francisco O5regon, brother of Gene
raj obregon, was killed yesterday at
Navajo, the gasoline tank of his auto
mobile exploding, piece of flying
metal crushing 0bregoh g skull.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
SUNK g.
\. IN THE CHANNEL
Another Dutch Steamer Victim Of
u. Unwarned Attack By a
: Submarine
tAssoeisssd Pres, By Federal wireless,

LONDON, March 19.--Another Dutch
steamer, the Palembang, which plies
between Philadelphia and Dutch ports,
was summarized without warning yes,
terday afternoon in the Channel and il
IL feared that there has been some loss
Of life, Details Of the casualty are as
yet few and no report has been issued
By the admitalty. ...t
Fjfty.five members Of the crew and
two passengers. both Dutch, have been
landed at Harwich, but whether these
ihftyyseven represent all the survivors,
Of whether other boatloads have been
picked up is not known.
No Warning Whatever
The Passengers state that the steamer
was attacked without the least warn.
ing and three torpedoes fred at her
broadside, two Of them finding their
mark. The whole side of the steamer
was torn away and she went down sew.
en- minutes after the first torpedo reach
ed her.
Coming on top Of the unwarned at
tack upon the Dutch liner Turbantia
on Friday, IL is expected that this sec.
ond destruction Of q ship flying the
Dutch flag and plainly marked as
y neutral, win inAame the Hollanders
almost to the point Of war. g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
ALL THE MOTIONS
OF A real WAR
tAasOciatsd Pross BY Federal wirsl...1

(AASociated Press by Federal wirslessJ
WASHINGTON, March g19.--Accord.
ing to adyiees from Columbus, orders
have been issued there by the arm ?
authorities thai newspaper correspond.
ents will be held accountable for their
dispatches under the national de.
Tense - act. Maj. Vim. r. Sample, com.
handing the troops here, declares that
the man who gets u scoop is an
arch criminal" and 1--WE have evil.
dence to bring several under the oper
alton Of the federal law" :.
Poor Lawyers ...
The authorities here do not believe
that Correspondents are liable under
the defense act for publishing news
concerning troop movements. Thew say
the act deals specifically with the sale
of information to foreign governments
and the publishing of plans, specifica.
lions and photographs of forts, etc.
General Funston has requested Of
the Mexican de facto government that
supplies and troops may, be-, shipped
over Mexican railroads, and II Is be.
heved here that his request will be
granted.
There is now a total of at least
100000 in rewards offered for the
capture of Villa. ARranchmen along
the border have offered half this
amount.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
DEATH CALLSANI :
!. OLD kAMAA|NA
E. RoweIL After Illness Of
Many Months, Dies In Queens
,. Hospital

William +. Rowell, Of goo South
Vineyard, former superintendent of
public works, who was stricken with
paralysis q week ago yesterday, died
at six o'clock last night in the Queen 8
Hospital. Daily during the whole past
week he had been sinking and the end
yesterday was not unexpected
The deceased, who was son Of the
late Rev, George d. Rovell, was born
In Koloa, Kauai, in 1s45, being at his
death seyenty-one years old. He re.
ceived his early education in the
school conducted in Koloa by the late
Rev. Daniel Dole, father Of Judge San.
ford B. Dole Of this city, and in 1863
entered PunahOu College. In July,
1854, Mr.. Rowell went to California
and entered the sophomore class OF
the College Of California, and in 1866
he went East and entered the junior
class at williams College, Massachu.
sets, where he graduated in 1867.
Mr.. Rowell had charge Of a chemical
factory In Brooklyn, New York, and
later of o lead mine in Western New
York In 1870 he was made mining
superintendent Of the Bradys Bend
Iron Company in the Alleghahy Val
ley, Pennsylvania. From there he went
West ard continued engaged in tho
iron business, having charge of 4 blast
furnace at Grand Tower, Illinois, and
later at Midland, Missouri. Early in
1877 he reconstructed the charcoal fur
mace at Midland on lines planned by
himself and 1t proved one Of the most
successful charcoal furnaces at that
time in the United States.
In July, 1877, Mr.. Rowell returned
to the Hawaiian Islands. He built
the. sugar mill at Hamakuapoko, Maui,
and another at Paauhau, Hawaii, and
opened an engineers surveyor s Office
IN Honolulu and found work in all
parts 7of the Islands. '.3'.rf g..
He was elected to the legislature of
the Kingdom Of Hawaii in 1884 and,
when the reform party came into
power In 1887, was made superintend-
emit of public works of the kingdom.
In 1890 he was succeeded by H. Me.
Intosh, but on the death of the. latter
I'M 1892 was reappointed to his former
position. He was continued in Office
as superintendent Of public works un,
der the provisional government, the
Republic Of Hawaii and the Territory,
until May 81, 1901, when he resigned,
being succeeded by the late James H.
Boyd, 81 j -.
In later years he engaged in private
business, but was compelled to retire
from actiSs w6rE a few years 'kgo On
aecount Of failing sight, which he fost
almost totally some months, ago. 70
The late Mr., Rowell was unmarried
and the only relatives he leaves here
are Miss Dorothy Rowell, his niece,
who cared tenderly for her uncle in
his declining years, and Judge Charles
s. Dole, district magistrate Of Lihue,
Kauai nephew. ''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
THIRD VERDUN
BAFlLE|sENDED
General LulI Along Miles Marked
BY Thousand Dead French
Predict Final Victory
tA..Ocia.sd Pres. " Federal wireless,

. Z . :. ~ a n.H :
LLoNDoN, March l9.-The German
offensive along the. verdun front has
again slaekenel and for the third time
the forces Of the Crown Prince have
been brought to q standstill before the
French positions. The French have
iost practically no ground In this third
German attack and in some portions Of
their front notably on, the Mouse sps.
ninsula, regaiteda portion Of the teF.
ritory lost In the Afst t~o German
drives. e Nf 'EaG III - 4
Yesterday there was some artillery
sighting, slaekening of towards the
evening. In the Argonne sector, from
Courlis to Chaussels, there has been
mine-fghting, with the advantage In
favor Of the French. Seventeen French
aeroplanes today dropped bombs on the
Contains and Metz stations and the lat.
ter was set afre. b.. %..-5 S.f
Sees Final Victory SIR H s.
Paris dispatches report A significant
address made in the French chamber
by M. Alexandfe Ribot, minister Of
finance, in which the minister gave
voice for the first time to the optis
mism that is now prevailing France
since the repeated failures Of the Ger.
mans at Verdun. $500
81 can say without exaggeration and
without Illusion that we now see the
end of the war; he declared.
The utmost importance 10 attached
to his statement. There Is no ancs-
tion that the tension In France has
relaxed and that the French expect a
rapid development OF events in favor
of the Allies. ',sts ~ %, ,.. Z, :
Austrtans Make Gain J. Or -
The Austrians made a strong counter
attack uNon the Italians on the Isonzo
front yesterday, recapturing the posi-.
tons at the Tomino bridgehead, north
Of that center, and driving the Italians
lack with the loss Of some of their
guns and FIVE hundred prisoners. ~, :
The Turks attacked British out.
post near Alden yesterday, being re.
pulsed easily, with heavy losses. .
Bulgar Activity =. : :. !, ~ T..
A Havas News Agency despatch
from Bucharest rdports that during
the last few days there has been n
large movement Of troops in Bulgaria.
The movement has been 80 extensive
that passenger and freight traffic on
many Of the roads were suspended. I. In
Rumanis, passenger traf3e has bean
suspended for ten dayS between sBiS.
charest and Prebeal, -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
Ex-CoURT CLERK GERS
.. PENITENTiARY SENTENCE

At Waikiki yesterday Edmund H.
Hart was sentenced BY Judge Edinps
to serve from four 10 ten years ON a
charge of embezzlement.
+ Defendant had been indicted for
Ombezzlement of $5s36.s0 ibf county
funds and pleaded guilty,tp the charge.
The crime was committed during the
period when Hart was, CLERK ilof the
court at Wailuku.tlt an "a, y :
Attorney, James l.. Coke, who ap,
Peared for defendant, made a brief ad.
dress on his behalf, his plea for 10.
Inieney Of sentence being based on the
fact that Hart has family of twelve
children, eight Of whom are sim de-
pendent upon him. - 'FlI T9ti,u,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
sEANEN'SACTB,
/ . Above TREATIES !
Nine Hour Day and No Sunday
Work In Port Goes For I
'.> i All Merchantmen -

N@N6NN~-NNN
WARRINGTON, March I9.-Thsre
are no treaty provisions which will
permit the captain of any merchant
vessel, Of whatever flag, to compel the
members of his crew to work longer
than nine hours day while the ship
Is in an American harbor, nor. will
existing treaties with foreign nations
permit any foreign captain to compel
his men to labor on the Fourth Of July
in any American port.
These and other things are prohibit.
ed under Section of the Seaman 4
Act, which the department Of com.
.megcc intends TO enforce without par.
hality. Yesterday the department OF
commerce requested the department Of
state to notify all interested nations
that all the provisions Of Section 2 of
the Seameu y Act are held to be ap-
plicable to ships of all nationalities
Regardless Of any existing treaty rela.
tions. b'|'
Text OF The Section ,-
Section. 2 Of the act reads: ,
Sec. 2, That in all merchant vessels
Of the United States, of more than one
hundred tons gross, excepting, those
navigating rivers, harbors, bays, or
sounds. exclusively. the sailors sbaiI.
while at sea! be divided into M Ioasl
two. ana he firemen1 oilers, and water
tenders into al least three WATCHES.
Which shall be kent on Sutv@ sncces,
nveiy for the performanle of o,dinarv
work incident 10 The, sailing ana man.
aeeneT III sSs Y 9ssSi. s''$Sp o man
siThe seamen shall not he ,b;nnad
TO work alternately In the 6reroom ana
ON deck. nor shah those. sbinnad for
deck duty Se reuuired IN work IN ~
firereom, or Wee petsa. .",S >,'''.e' =
4 fcBut tifcss pfdvfsi6ns shall not limit
either the authority Of the master ~
other officer or the obedience of Al.
seamen whtenss9n Nhe iud0mknt 90 a.
master or otfieP offitsr' tSe whole or any
part Of the crew are needed for the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
AERoPLANES IN WAR GAME

WAsHINGToN.-Naval war games
in which the aeroplanes will do the
scouting for the Atlantic battle feet
have been ordered on the southern driIl
grounds Off Guantanamo. The order
marks the first step to work the aero
nautical service co-ordinately with the
battle fleet, as is being done by the
European navies in the war.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-21
BORDER ANXIOUS u.
=. FOR. MANY MILES
Preside Warned That Raiders
Are Coming-Women Sent
Away For Protection
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wiroles..)

N----~~--~
MARIA, Texas, March IA mes
senger from across the Mexican line
brought a warning to the residents at
Preside yesterday that force of Vii,
listas was being modified for a dash
across the border and q raid upon that
town. The Villistas were said to be
in force and wen armed. -
The warning is taken seriously at
Preside, which is being put into o
state for defense. All the American
women and children In the town have
been sent here for safety. Those who
escorted the women and children here
state that the Carranzistas have tend.
cred their help to the Preside defend.
ers and have begun to gather, ready
to strike against the Villistas if the
attack be made. a. ~.
Bandits in Rowing Bands .,,,,.
From Del Rio, Texas, come other
reports Of gathering bandits across the
line, 1t being stated that these are in
diyidual bands operating without any
Connection with Villa and being cut
threats without leaders or responsible.
ties. The Mexieans along the border
near Del Rio are afraid lest these
b&ndits cross the line ON raid, when
they, the peaeeable Mexieans, will be
in double danger that of attack
from the bandits and that Of being
taken as friends and allies of the raid
ers by the Americans. j
Mexicans Fight Mexicans -
q, Word has reached Nogales, Arizona,
from Hermosillo that the Carranza gar,
rison there is the center Of trouble,
the exact nature of which is not
known. An uneoHfrmed report states
that the garrison has mutinied. 80
Two bands of factionalists, Consti.
tutionalists and Villistas, have been
fighting since yesterday at Canyon
Chorritos. 1t is reported that twenty,
six have been killed and thirty cap.
tured in a hattie near Durango be,
tween COnstitutionalists and PaciRsts.
An extensive fire has been observed
below Juarez along the Mexican and
Northwestern railroad, near High
bridge.