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 dered at Puerto Cites. Sonora.
 Those who disappeared and proba- ply were killed: Gustav Bauch, dis appeared while under arrest as a spy in Ciudad JuareZ, by Villistas. Harry Compton, disappeared, supposed to have been executed at Chihuahua Charles Milton, reported murdered by a band of Huerta followers in Sonora. Juan Coy, disappeared during attack on Monolova. Charles s. Daleymple, last seen in prison in 1915 at Vic tora Peter Scott. reported killed near Nogales, Sonora.
 Following are those killed by bandits and whose deaths are not attributed directly to the revolutions Boris Co., low, in Topic. Mrs. Charles E. Ross also known as Kitty Hines, murdered by Mexicans caught robbing her home in Chihuahua. Maurice P. Root, stabbed to death while resisting rob- bery, Mazatlan. Clemente Vergarra, killed in Piedras Negras. Weston Burwell, killed at Ozulumua by orders of a federal officer. c. B. Hoadley, re- ported killed in raids on mines Tn Guadalajara district. John Glenn Par menter, murdered at Guadalajara. Ed ward Freeman Welles, killed when train was attacked near Vera Cruz. James Jacoby, murdered at Chihua- hua James E. Taylor. fatally wound- ed resisting robbery at his home near Vera Cruz
 Killed by Indians-Edward G. Dexter, near Oaxaca Tom Farrell, in Hermo- sillo district; o. A. L. Squires, La Co lorado; John Williams, in Sonora Flu gene Camera, Lencho station, Sonora; C. M Brown. in MaZatlan district; John P. Wilson, at Esperanza, Sonora; J. J. Donovan, same; Joseph Tays, near San Bias, Sinaloa; w. A. Fay, Esperanza, Sonora; Charles Goldsbor- ough, in Fuerta district, Sinaloa; w. S. Windham, Quimichis ranch, Topic.
 Killed from miscellaneous causes: Frank Horace, murdered at Coalco- man: Walter Vandenbosh, murdered by Mexican civilian. Durango; James L. Warren, murdered by Mexican civilian, Tampico; Albert H. Lawrence, same; William Coreye, reported murdered by chief of police, Guaymas: John c. Kew SOW. same; William ProteXter shot by Mexican civilian in Chihuahua: Henry Knox Burton, murdered by constitu tional soldiers at Santa Rosalia; Victor w. East, murdered at Campeche; John Edson. murdered at ElvenadO, Guada- la jara; Mrs. Edson, fatally wounded at same place: Peder Pederson, murdered in Vera Cruz; M. J. Gilmartin, Der hard Schofield, John E. Webster E. J. McCutcheson, J. l. Morris. Lee Will liams Thomas Kelly and H. F. Nader is. killed in .Cumbre Tunnel disaster; E. M. Harmon, murdered in Chihua- hut; Oscar Allen, same; James CraW- ford murdered in Vera Cruz; Richard Urban, murderedin Sonora: Edward L. Nixon, stabbed to death at Tampico by MeXicans; Herbert AtWater, fatally stabbed in Vera cruz; Walter Mcln tosh, found murdered at Tampico; Reyes Grijalva, shot by a Mexican po- liceman at Nogales; w. M. Byrd. Jr. summarily executed near Tampico or charge of stealing cattle: Gilbert Teanhl. killed in San Luis Potosi. The list of Americans killed in Mex ico in 1910, 1911 and 1912 from mis- cellaneous causes follows: In 1910:-James M. Reid, shot by po- liceman in Mexico City; Cummins Green, Hughes, Lockhart, Mclaughlin 1 Maxwell, Parson. Pennington. Randall Berthaid, Bishop, Clark, Gillett, Jones Lawton, Lesher McClelland Royon Shope, Swazay, Urby (first names no given).
 i In 1911-W. E. Fowler, murdered il Vera Cruz; George Crutchfield murd cred in Vera Cruz; Roy H. Goldman | murdered near Aculpo; Samuel Hidey | murdered by robbers at San Luis Pc i tosi; Ebert Polk, killed in Lower Cali | forria while leading raid John D Carroll, murdered at Alamo by Mexican | federal soldiers; Dr. Allen L. Foster 1 same place; Patrick Glennan, same
 Milton K. Willis, shot in quarrel, Lowe California; oscar M. Pelham, Pachuca In 1912:
 w. H. Waite, Vera Cruz, murdered Thomas, A. J., Fountain, near Chi huahua by Orozco rebels. 1 Harry Crumley, near Michoacan, b. ! servant.
 | Rowan Ayers, by robbers, same 1 John J. Brooks, by rebels, Chi 1 huahua.
 Ernest Spillsbury, by civilian, Pa
 chuca.
 ] Adams, Buckerdike, Crawford, Haig
 Ter, Harvey. Meyer, Reterman, Stev
 ems and Thompson (first names no l given).
 l The Americans reported killed o
 United States territory due to borde
 troubles during 1913 to 1915, in elusive
 In 1913 Special deputy, in conflic
 with smugglers at Corrizo Springs Tex
 In 1914: Four Americans in NacC
 Arizona names not given, due t shots across the border.
 In 1915: Juan Balamia, executed b 1 orders of General Blanco in Mata moras district after court martial. Texas ranger and an American rive guard killed by bandits near Pelares
 Mexico: Dr. E. s. McKane, nea Brownsville, by Mexican raiders American trainmen near Juarez b Mexican soldier; George A. Diepert by shot fired across the border a
 Juarez; an American, name not giver
 at Douglas, Ariz.: Bernard Boley
 near Raymondville, Matamoros dis trict: Bonafacio Bonavades, near Lo IOdios; A. l.. Austin, in his home b
 bandits near Matamoros: Charle | Austin, same; Charles Jensen kille while watchman at Lyford Gin nea
 Matamoros; R. E. Donaldson, and
 P. Smith at Fresno Track. near Mat amoros; Engineer Kendall, by bandit linear Brownsville. American soldier