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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04

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On, &c 0amIc. iparte eli
@rau % Yieri % 6uS % ppitcr
Ism eli Sans 9dar bi8 ''y5i.
Triit "a tieIiQ ON Din %onNc
feicr 0ciens Noroenllo.
mems ou ticllocr 6aort o. Hcnlmcr
rnt &c iterte @e9ipmlio.
@aa poo eli iii Stoecns Girtc.
/ oen itorc StiIheo ito.
Se0 liot Srro ira &erNcu2!dymen
o0 libt 0eIa Tor 6~ueroua9iuuO.
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ppcr eoe 0ei o. @epr
bio. huor 6ciiicIospiNrcn pintcr
meo iii bpioe gpeutpr.
Set or Norgc. Snclnnh2Nremmen,
Icm orl rciier moo poonn.
gul. mems Set moo Sulcu latter.
bilie5 on ira @p9o on @n.
Stun5 ell Stuno! en- Stcume talocr
gu bar hcrt Sen mdnNcu Sang:
Nicmtct ira oin @aruboue Rirtc.
mco Sc gamIe Slottera STANG.
50 mems 2anoet feitIi9t piuter,
b2or on itcpncr frem paa I'll,
tlinger %io % Gang 70 %oitcr:
gioracs llngoon, brnr forbt.
SIut biQ til bet GLADE Ee.lc,
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trnL ielg meN til Stngeua Sti!bco
% BIZ &icmlauo5 @penipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
Oldp Sch1ner.
Chicago, December 1915.

blep l~torlnet % lepltet nlc0 Screen
% ban lelp muatte flpQtc llo / SicI.
bcre. Ifcn / @cgpnbclicn al 9lpril
1910 nobreo Der after Cprer, o.
oclune Gang optraaotc Saia @oIcti,
mats / Spioicn for Ell betpocIig Sp.
rorsbGr, iom ban lc0eoc iortrpiic-
lig. IIbancrne benp9tigcoe iig
aatd)anlf- Eaaict, bporiro DC fiunoe
bcberlfe Ell uigtig Strpfning al
.@oneu. Zen tur.
fife arigsminiiter maotte iclbc en-
Scr paa benpco 10000 Wano til
Nlbanien, % fsrit efter baoroc SAINT
be lpffeocs oct General Shcptct
Sorabltt TuIdla at iloo sc taprc III
banere, iom iapncbe hans aritppife
&anoner % Wcifingepprcr OF at be.
iGtte 8atdanif ocn 30te 9lpriI
1910.
Saia 9oletinat3 MATTE otter ling.
re. 6l,lgt al mango al iine Ilbnnerc
flpgteoe ban oenneQnnq til Wtontcne-
gro, buor &c olbnllitc Slpgtningc tit
ell giGitfri WobtoaeIic.
Yoo Gaorpartcn 1911 ipiQc0e
Ssla paanD en- charlottesville pau
Ncroel1slccnen. Gen 2goc WurtS
lcnoteS Scr llroupffenoc telegram.
r1er ira Salonifi % set me aonge.
rige Wortenegro9 NOpebitao Gcttin-
ic - Sclcgrammer, iou1 melote, at
Sitilotionen MI par ligeiao olporlig
Tom Tor ct Ior ii0ell. Cen hiitoriif
berenlte Sneinteltning poa @alfon.
halpeenS @ergc bar fife iaa ilcIoen
oannet 9%egpnoelien iii olporlige Cp.
rer al De taprc Nlbanere, iom FOR Ell
itor Gel / line utiIgiPngeliqc Ticloe
ultlo hapoc hpp0ct nPiten fil0Itpns
Dig llnfbpngi9heo al DC tprfiife Ser.
rcr / apl1ituntinopel. Zen tprfiife
Ncglertng lnrtcs at babe ianet Ell
Iterf Wtistnnfe onr, at Ssia @oIeti-
nats otter oenneguna pilbe bercoc
Sprferne SperrolfeIicr, noar Snecn
Inlelteoe paa Nergene, og at De al
banifc Sprererc piIoe iinoe Stettc
hos Wontenegrincrnc. Wan Iortal.
te, at Ell gammcI &ojpoo / glnleo.
ming al WontcncQro5 Spbsielie til
aongerige bapbe ia9t til Den me
aonge: "aongcrige ubcn mere
2ano?" - oq Of Song Rifolol5
baooe iaQt: "Sig Sine SoIf, Of Gam
oct feloer mart c%itar,"
qQercbe / 6cbrlar bapoc ocn tpr-
fife Hegjcrina bcbuoet, at ser til
Goaren pilbe bIi iumIet 1870 9a-
taIioner / gllbanicn. Gcnnc 5roppe.
iamIing blep begrlm0ct neo, at SuI-
tanen piIoe beige 9lIbanien og bol,
DC itore Mancprcr. Wcn Ycroen nG-
rebe MI Ell @anQ itGrf Mistiuio iii
"Otansprer" nteO tilhsrenoe Sroppe-
Iamlin9er paa @oIfoIholpsen, OF oct
par berIor ianoinnlig, of Den tprfiite
Hcgiering bapoe @runo iii at fro. at
SsIa 9oletinat3 otter piloe rptfe /
Marfen.
Zen tprfiife Nelierine ipnte5 al.
IigepeI of bare pGrct oaarIig FOR.
bereot paa Oct me Sprsr, Der no.
bree / Roro.NIbnnien / Slutningen
Of Warts 1911, oenresane peb oen
peitIige Gel al Stutariiisen. @run.
Den iii, q. Der peo Cprsrets llobruo
bare itoo iau iaa t~nrfiite trooper /
Ilbanien. moatte ieges / Selttoqet |
Semen, fem bapbe lugt 9eilag paa
Ell betpoelig Sroppeiprfe. Spreret
/ arabien bapoc iorsuris ogiaa poo
anben Wcabe paapirfet Segipenbe.
oerne / aIbanien; oen tprfiife arias-
miniiter bapoe ienot atlantic 6egi.
merter iii 9lrabieu. iom Tar hapt
Orb Tor al pGre ~oe tprfiitc crop
pers 9rap", % / Screening meo De
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
&mrerte ut &rof

Seq NJ for Here Var tilbaas ct ilsut SrottiIi1Ios oso
of Iefte en- auf'ert. e9strus iaaoe MID AT bet snsiie
Soab for Selbrtoslie nilos p9rs en- Operation. Siae
oiprs, mig Inlet eoht. 5Ifoii NJ isa noast. Der hHrtls
% fuIoitaneie h~elbrtssbs mig. JI.r, Mar .r ~h,nsaase..
men grpftl'GIbet sr life otuot iiIbas,. trOos al isl
aisr tunei arbsibs inn Snsoi,r. Ter pa- inasu Cpe.
ration. iua.u liesipiIe,. iutst srpoeri. Sea bar iutst
of ialss. men oil sipe fuI6itGHoiss cpI9sHiuasr ON
hnprhan bn tan srhplhe fuIbitnubia SsIbrtoelis HotH
Operation. hpis eu iiripsr I'll mig: Eugene NJ. Pullen.
snedker. 313B Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, y.
j. esen athirpe no Nsuus seti,noiaisrsl't % nj:
heu til brilfruiomhslii eubre. Der llosr AZ srot - b.
fan frsI', ct eip tntr ies,nlHeits iianls S%usrirrHe n.s
h,nns : paeom % fl,rut sSns't,l'sH % 5orsa Deb Gu
Operation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-04
0bis Sc bur ycnncr

iom life IRier "Toiten". iaa iortpI
Gem, at npiie llgc bespuoer / "geo
9(rnen" Den uoen Sammenliguina
melt e~uenturlige % aQigepel melt
pirfcligc SortGQlng ira S%eroenstri-
gen, iom err ~ifrepet. Zen alene er
urro Slaoefs Eris.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
MEXICALI JOINTS
ORDERED LOCKED UP

Calexico Chronicle: A ban on opium
and drugs in Lower California from
the United States international boun-
dary line on the north to the Gale
malli plaz on the south, the extension
of his jurisdiction, was declared by Col
onel Esteban Cantu, military COVER
nor of Lower California, yesterday.
As an earnest of his seriousness In
carrying out this sweeping order, all
opium and drug joints in Mexicall
were closed yesterday, with one OF
two exceptions, when an extension OF
time to June 10 was given for expira-
ton of licenses.
The closing of the joints was under
the charge of Francisco Borquez, pres
idente of Mexicali, and a clean sweep
was made.
Thousands of dollars worth of
opium and smoking paraphernalia were
confiscated by the Mexicali authorl-
ties and the lid was clamped down
tight
1t was sorry day in Mexicali for
the "hopheads" and the dreamers and
with the going of the opiates new
order of things is being promised for
the Lower California capital.
Less than ten days ago Colonel Can
tn clamped the lid down tight on
opium joints at Tia Juana, the Lower
California back door of San Diego.
After conferences between the per-
sonal representative of the Baja Cali
fornia governor. the mayor and chief
of police of San Diego and other au-
thorities in the two cities, Colonel Can
tn issued the order which put the
chop Joints" out of business in that
Mexican town.
With the going of the chop joints"
the death knell was also sounded for
the midnight hophead special auto
mobiles, which formely carried parties
to the Tia Juana joints srom San Die
go.
The latest order, the effect of which
was felt in Mexicali yesterday, is
sweeping in it's nature and includes
the entire portion of Lower California
which is under the military supervision
of Colonel Cantu.
1t is probable that this order will
mean eventually the prohibition of inn
portation of opiates into Lower Cali
fornia altogether.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

will this summer again prove the chief
relaxation of the residents of the city
and vicinity.
All-Day Meeting-The Seeley w. c.
T. U. held an all-day meeting We'd
neseday for initiation and reception
of new members. Also Flower Mission
day was observed. At the noon hour
fine luncheon was served to IA. AT
2 D. m. the L. S. LIS gave an inter-
esting Flower Mission program, and
lemonade and cake were served. The
organization adjourned to meet in two
weeks at the schoolhouse, when some
thing interesting will be given.
X X X
Airdome Open-The Tulane Airdome
on State street opened last evening
and was thoroughly enjoyed by those
in attendance. To sit in comfort
able seat in the open with the cool
evening air and see the perfect pro-
lection of fine pictures and hear good
music will be certain to make the Tu-
lane Airdome very popular place tc
spend the summer evenings. The man.
agement will show the best and great
est of all pictures, continuing its high
class service right through the sum-
mer months.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, June 9-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; strong; Is above yesterdays
average. Bulk 9.3O@9.50; light, 8.75
@9.45; mixed, 9.O5@9.55; heavy, 8.95
@9.55; rough, S.95@9.10; pigs, $3.50
$50.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; steady; ma
tive beef cattle, s.OO@11.3O; western
steers, S.5OM9.5O; stockers and feed
ers, 6.OO@S.85; cows and heifers, 800
OOPS; calves, S25@11.75.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; steady;
wethers, 7.OO@s.25; lambs, 1850
1850; springs, 8.25@11.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
CITY AND VALLEY

Real Summer - Mercury today
touched 105, making a new record fol
the year.
Big Prices-F. G. Bair reports that
at Harry Vanden Heubels auction 49,
dairy cows brought an average Of SGT
each-a hisn valuation for so large
e number.
River Rising-Telegrap advices tt
the Press from the Reclamation Serv'
ice at Yuma give the height of the
Colorado last night at ZIG, rise OF
3 of a foot in "a hours.
X X X
Absence NOticeable-The absence Of
autos on the San Diego tour was no
ticeable on the streets today and to-
morrow being declared holiday it is
expected that normal activity will no
return until Monday.
x x X
Off for the NOrth-President Ham
ilton and Secretary Berry will leave
tonight for San Francisco to sign the
bonds. They hope to see the dea
closed up for the transfer of the sys
tenn before they return.
x X -
| Hobart BOswOrth at l.. & S.-To
night the L. & S. Theatre program
will feature Hobart Bosworth, thu
world-famous actor, in CDR. Neighbor,
which is a human sympathy stor!
woven around the question whether ;
physician has the right to take
human life. "Muchly Married" will
give the patrons the laughs of tn
evening.
X X X
!! L. & S. Airdome TOmorrOw-Man
!. lager Sawyer of the l.. e. S. theatr
ANNOUNCED today that the spacious L
& S. Airdome on Main street betweel
Sixth and Seventh streets will b
thrown open for the summer seaso
beginning with tomorrow nights show
: The open air photoplay entertainment
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
MAINLY PERSONAL

Deputy District Attorney Simons re-
turned today from Los Angeles.
C. E. Paris returned today from a
business trip to Los Angeles and Riv-
erside.
A. C. Aten, father of Ira Aten, will
leave tonight for his home in Round
Rock, Tex, after a three weeks visit
here. Though 81 years old, Mr.. Aten
is still an active man.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
Year of Decision.

The leading sections of the Progress
sive platform follow:
"This is the year of decision for
the nations future. As we now decide,
so shall we go forward in righteous
ness and power, or backward in deg
relation and weakness.
"Of necessity, we deal not with the
foundation of our national life. We
are facing elements of force, of right
and wrong, of extreme national peril.
Our present choice of path will be ir-
Irevocable. The tradition of isolation
has been ended. The United States
is now part of a world system OF
civilization. We stand or fall as we
prepare to take our parts in peace or
war and hold our own therein.
Gas members of an international
community, we are subject to certain
basic duties.
"To secure the rights and equal
treatment of our citizens, native OF
naturalized, on land and sea, without
regard to race, creed or nativity.
"To guard the honor and uphold the
just influence of our nation; to main
tain the integrity Of international law.
"These are the cornerstones of civ
ilization. We must be strong to de-
fend them. The present war shows
that it is the supreme duty of civili-
zation to create conditions which will
make peace permanent. Our country
must be able and ready to take part
in that work. The peace we desire
for our country is not the peace OF
submission and cowardice, but the
peace of justice. War and its evils
will not be done away with by suf-
fering injustice to ourselves or to
others, nor by pledging ourselves to
drastic action for international rights
if we do not prepare the force which
would sustain such action. We can per-
form our rightful part in promoting
peace only by willing
ness and prepared ability to defend
cur own rights and the rights of other
nations. We desire to keep the peace
But there are higher things that we
must keep, as Washington and Lincoln
Kept them for US.
adequate provision for the common
defense has become the task of fore
moot national concern. We must be
ready in spirit, arms and industry.
preparation in arms requires:
"The navy second to none in battle
efficiency.
"a regular army of 250,000 men
fully armed and trained, as frs
line of land defense.
"a system of military training, ade
quate to organize with promptness be
hind that first line of the army anC
navy, a citizen soldiery, supplied
armed and controlled by the nationa
government.
eve stand for peace, not war. W.
believe in preparedness for defense
but never for aggression. We shoul'
not sacrifice the lives of men for thu
glory or gain of military conquest
We desire that the women Of the coun
try who bear and rear it's soldiers ant
make and keep it's homes, shall hav'
the full political right Of suffrage.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
Los Angeles Produce Market.

Los Angeles, June 9.-New White
Asthrachan apples arrived On the Los
Angeles wholesale product market to-
day and were placed on sale at 2.20@
2.25 a box. The new apples were of
excellent quality and met with ready
call at the initial figures. In the
vegetable market green lima beans
were advanced to 1908 pound,
while outdoor cucumbers were quoted
at S1.OO a lug. Eggplant dropped off
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
Market Reports
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, June S.-Liverpool cotton
cables due l point higher on July, 2
higher on October and higher Oh
January. Came 21a points higher than
due on July and October and higher
on January. Spot cotton in fair de-
mand; prices steady; sales, 5000; re-
ceipts, 1000, all American; middlings,
$40: futures quiet.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
Notice.

The public will please take notice
that one Joseph Hansen now holds a
certain promissory note signed by the
undersigned for the sum OF $4,000
dated at Imperial, California, on or
about June 10th, 1916; and this is to
notify all parties that the said note
was given under misapprehension
and no value has ever been received
for the said note; and said note is
hereby repudiated in toto as no part
of the same will be paid by the un-
Idersigned.
'June12 NORMAN MDONALD. 3
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

TO II cents a pound.
Local rnch eggs, per dozen-se-
lected, %; candled, 26; case count,
"a.
California creamery butter, per
pound-Fresh extras, 27; fresh firsts,
"a.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Brown Young, %, and Theola Simth,
1S. both residents of Ell Centro.
William Perry Grieves, "a, and Ha-
eel Leta Aitchison, %, both residents
of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
San Francisco Grain.

San Francisco, June S.-Wheat-
steady; no trading.
Barley-Easy; December, 1888 bid,
1876 asked.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

Get your Ladies Home journal, Sat
urday Evening Post and Country Gen.
tleman at Brad's Smoke Shop.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

Brad's Smoke Shop for fresh Ci-
gars and Tobacco. Wholesale and re-
tail.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

Brick storage with insurance. E
Royce.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

Leo F. Maxon, painting and tinting
653 Hamilton.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

San Francisco, June 9.-Cheese-
New, 141s.
Eggs-Steady; receipts, 1890
cases; firsts, 2Offi@21; ordinary firsts,
1872 @2O; at mark. cases included, 20
@21.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09
New York, June 9-Butter-Stea

NeW OTK, JUHt -OIeduy ,
receipts, 11,O35.
Eggs-Easier; receipts, 34,582; un-
changed.
Cheese-Firmer; receipts, 3,643; un-
changed to a higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-06-09

Butter. Eggs and Cheese.
Chicago, June 9.-Buttef-Lower;
creamery, 25R @29.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
RASMUSSEN WILL AID
IF MACMILLAN CALLS
Explorer Told to Rescue il
Crockerland Party Is in
Distress.

Word will be sent to-day 10 Knud
Gers Of the american Museum of Natural
History to rescue Donald r Macmillan.
leader OF the C~rockcrland expedition. II
he finds II necessary. He viii also Ice
Hovey. who. - IN charge of the relief
expedition sent to aid Macmillan. ~.
hovcv when last heard from was cstah-
llshcd at North star Bay. Ia miles souti,
ol Macmillan. who rs ic.bound in Green
land.
Rasmussen viii sail from Denmark
April ! II he sails on schedule time. lie
will carry mai for Macmillan and mem
beers OF the two expeditions. RssmuSser's
vessel ~ the kap York. which retui ned
from "A northern trip last iali.
According to present plans Rasmussen
will stop at ~Upernavik, South Green.
land. aud viii then so 10 Disco Island
unless ice conditions are bad. From
there he Will proceed to North star BAY.
where he has IA station.
II conditions are favorable he viii
continue IN the roast to Etah.
Recent reports are that the relief shin
cluett Is IN W~olsteuholmc Sound, instead
of being at anchor in North Star Bay.
Here II il AT The mercy ~ giant cakes of
ice, II is believed that il it is crushed
IN, IIovcy and the members of his ey.
petition viii 20 by sledSe to l~'pernavih,
Macmillan. II is understood. has estab-
lshed communication with Or, Iiovey.
II is probable that MacMillan's food
supply is low and that he II his men
are getting practically all their food
supplies by hunting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
80 IILLIST.AS SLAIN.
Gen. GOsman Among Victims az
lara nyistas Near InguRa.

QrERErAro. March &c = ObreGoa.
Minister OF War. vas informed to-day
that Gen. Pedro Gozmau ard twenty
two members of his Villista band, were
killed In = battle to-day near laguna
with Cara nzista troops. Ten bandits
were taken prisoners and quickly exc
cutcd.
~Carranzista officers told Gen. Ohreson
hat the campaign against villa was
being wagod with utmost v.cor.
Gen. Obrsgou. carranza's Minister OF
War, hlames the United States for mar.
boring Mexican criminals VITO fled TO the
American side ard who, he SAYS. are re-
sponstble for border troubles and tho
villa raid. lie referred also to-day 10
the case Of Charles Randall. eN-Nillista
Governor Of Canaiea. for whose arrest
and return he had asked Gen. Funston.
bu, who is ,till enjoying the protection 81
the United states.
Gen. obregon added that Feline An
gelcs Maytorcna and Uraa Lombardo
wcrc backing villa. and were tho priu-
cipal movers in the attempt ~ a new
revolution.
"They are responsible Tor the nur-
dcrs at Columbus and for all the II
ders that have been cplrnittcd, as they
advise villa almost daily and are used
by villa to keep him informed ot the
movements IN tho United states said
Gen. Obrcgon. They expect to head
"A new revolution and they are using
villa TO that end. They are USING Villa
70 force intervention. as they think that
thereby they will he assisted into power
by the United states
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
SCHOOL DRILL BILL HEARING,
u " ~ IT, Given IN the ts~-mkIr
Thursda,.

ALHANY. Mal,1 9G.-proiniuout men
from all parts uf the Stat vii appear
before tnc legislature this week 30 argue
TO the passage uf tho Sldtcr-W'lsh biil
proN!ding ior physical AMI military
training IN the schools of the state.
The bill VII have q hearing in th6
Assembly chamber Thursday afternoon.
1t WAS announced to-day that among
thoec VINO viii appear to speak Tor IL ara
Robert Bacon and Grotg. ". Wicker
sham ~ New Noik CITY. Mdjor-D;cn. john
T. Organ. commanding the National
Guard uf the STATE CtaurCcy !. Ham
lin of Bulaiu. Lieut.. Edgar Stncver OF
tine lnitcl States Wa College At Wash
itgtor. Lieut.. Frederick kueuHli of New
york. one time licensed teacher N tho
schools OF switzerland and rcproscnta-
tiveS o. The National GIVE Federation,
National S',ur!'N League. the w"nran'S
scc'iou ~ the movement fur national pre-
par'iucss and the Merchants Association
o. New YORK.
ON Wednesday evening p-cccl ne thS
Nearing tn.-r VIII BE- a mass meeting in
tho state hsmory hero IN tho interest OF
the bill. q" he addresses by NIioy-Grn.
OHydu. LieI'. kuerzl' ana Others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
MOST PASTORS FOR DEFENCE.
FOIL OF Thi. CT, >h"ws Record Of
> 20 ~.

TIC ,lcr2ymcn % New No'N c;y are
strongly o. favor OF military and naval
preparedness. according % a poll taken
hv pr. Walter l.aidltw. chairman OF the
committee ou tho waste -! war - the
%ew York Federation of Churches.
Or l.aidlaw sent OF March I pos'al
,tids TO the cicrgNmcu of tns vicinity
asking for views on rep%aredncss. He
has received SO ;al "sl aud the
vote stands gi2 IN favor 90 preparedness
- 3? against.
Assuming tEt' the C'crg ymen :aNor
= league ~ nations mutually pledged
10 use tNcjr economic and military
forces against any on. OF their number
which 90. 80 war or commits acts OF
hostility against another nation, Df.
i.tidlaw asked also whether the use Of
e ouomic N-cs-ire should in the actual
history nf the COMPLETED league nrccedc
the use OF military force
Twenty-Five clergy men who expressed
themselves as against preparedness were
IA favor .! TINS item, as were al th"s"
vino favor preparedness. only fourteen
clerr men w"r" art'nS, both proposals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-27
BANDITS LOOT TOWNS.
Nh Residents Of Mexican VILLAGES
\cnr Border.

ft'fsro~. Ton. March .6.-Dr-
iN'' fclr1'n. the border to-day say
' I'tl' cities NJ china and Marin,
r'4''I n tho state 81 Neuvo Icon,
"Non' ti'v miles from the Texas border.
'' "'Ie1 n looted 10y bandits on
villages wcrc "sho, M" in recu-
"'rd'' .'yi" before the looting began.
...' '." shooting three OF the inhabi.
ANS "D-' -'llcd These towns had no
''"'. '"h and hitherto had been unno-
- '-' a"s '1at small squad, OF BAN
e" lo'ttS unprotected places in
territory occupied nv t~arranzI more
NJ Pho p1l posc of tcrrori2iig the r..o-
'.'' curing gold. an" ia { i,at
p ''.1f wee ucar tho Texas border
'-' tuI|" u~a"s-iness in towns mar
80 Lie.
Reports rolchinr here say The com
''''9 -ulcS Of f'liN Dla2 and Xapata
'I''a' hC IN tho state OF Norclos met
''"'t - the hands Of a large Car
d'lf force west Of C~ucrnavaca last
The defeated arm. is now
'tE.0- n. way toward Puehla, where
lrportcd = large force Of f'clicistss
Is located.
Tie state OF Morelos has long been
''h f~'ronsAold OF Xapata, and II a
.Tu'11n- defeat has been administered,
d. A.-i'ated, the bandits have been
.iriyon further away from the city of
"tHl'o. All available reports place the
,'mt'ned armies OF the two revolution
'N't ~ about 10000, The advices do
l'l Indicate how many men were en-
saf"d On each side or what the losses
ar