davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
Cats GOV. BY
OFFICIAL COUNT
o'sIe Canvassing Board Complete
Waking State Canvass. Cats Had
E6O Majority over Comptroller w.
V. Knott.

Tallahassee, June 2S.-The state
canvasSing board has declared Roy
Hluhey j. Cats the gubernatorial
nominee Of the democratic party I'm
TINS state, the canvass from the va.
riouS counties, totalled by the state
canvassing board here, showing that
Mr. Cats had a majority Of 2GO votes
over Comptroller W. V. Knott. the
second high man. Cats had 3OO02
hrSt choice and 1887 second choice
votes to 24,720 first and SAC second
choice votes for Knott.
The canvass Of the vote for cover.
nor was delayed until late in the af.
ternoon by an effort Of Comptroller
Knott to secure an injunction to pre-
vent the canvass aud certifcation of
MIR. Cats until after his mandamus
proceedings to have recount in
Of counties have been settled.
His attorneys appeared In the morn
ing before Judge Love. of the second
judicial court at Quincy. and asked
for an injunction, which was refused
The matter was Immediately appeal
I'd to the supreme court. which up
held the action Of the lower court,
md the canvass proceeded.
Earlier in the day Mr.. Knott had
before the canvassing board
and asked delay until 3 o'clock. stat,
Ing that he would have Il written
statement to make to the board at
hat hour. The delay was allowed,
md the board proceeded to canvass
he vote Of the other candidates.
In refusing the injunction sought
~ Mr.. Knott Judge Love held that
II case a recount should show that
'Ir. Knott had been nominated, the
,ction If the state canvaSsing board |
md its certlfcation Of Mr.. Cats as
Iominee would be automatically set
side.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

Dvuided The Legislative branch of
the government was plainly waiting
% do its part when what the majority
regarded as the inevitable should
come.
EliSco Arrcdondo. Mexican amba $.
>ador-dcsgnatc said he had received
no intimation Of the course his GOV.
eminent intended to pursue. and had
not even been advised of the receipt
Of the American note. on his own
possibility. however. ne sent to the
state department two communications
one complains against the Crf0rrA
mcnt If general embargo on ship.
mcnt~ to Mexico; the other rccit"S
that Mexican citizens have been ar.
rested without cause in California
and Arizona. They warn Secretary
Lansing that the present situations
between the two governments can not
fail To- Ice greatly aggravated 10y these
matters. although setting forth that
the ambassador assumes that local au.
thorities. not the state department,
were responsible for the trouble.
So far as known. the state depart.
mcnt has not been advised Of the dc.
tcntlon Of the MoNicans. It Is an open
secret, however. that a practical en-
barge on commerce between the
United States and Mexico Is being On.
forced cffectually by customs and ar.
my Officers. without the formality Oft
= proclamation.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
TAMPA WANTS TO
KEEP EXCHANGE
VIII Fight Proposal to Move Exchange
Headquarters TO Lakeland. Making
Arrangements for South Florida
Press Association Meeting in July.

Tampa, June 2S.-There will be an
Interesting meeting of the governors
Of the Board Of Trade at 3 80 o'clock
this afternoon. one Of the proDoSi.
tions to be- discussed is the proposed
action Of the Florida Citrus Exchange
in moving its headquarters from
Tampa to Lakeland. which was sug.
gcstcd and given out recently from
the Exchange office here. The desl-
rahility Of keeping the Exchange
headquarters here and the means to
do 50 will he laid before the board.
Tampa's advantages a. headquarters
for the organization will be st'Cs-,d.
an' it is hoped To- be- able e. show
thu Exchange the dcsirabii.'v IF ~..
manning here.
The board will also discuss the need
Of a public market in Tampa, but
what trend the discussion will take
is not known. No public market is
nS yet under way, although a private
market Is to he constructed. The
need for a public market here has
been agitated pcrsistcntly for several
years. but has never been brought to
Il focus. As the city OF Tampa will
shortly make up its budget FOR the
ensuing year. it may be decided to ask
the city to include a provision for
1 Iuhlio market in its next approgri- |
Dt.Cr.
O'hcr matters 20 be disposed If in
'ludr the naming Of a committee to
assist in welcoming and entertaining
the South Florida Press Association,
which Is to meet in annual convention
here July II, bringing large mum
beer Of delegates from all parts Of
south Florida. The board Is also ask.
ii to name some one to take the place
# u. l.. Hammer on the Florida
First Commission.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
ROOSEVELT WILL
VOLUNTEER
Teddy Will Offer His Services and
Those of 10000 Others In Event Of
War With Mexico. Wants to BE
Major. General.

New York, June 2S.-Theodord
Roosevelt is preparing to offer di-
vision Of approximately 12OOO men to
the United states government, accom-.
panied 10y his application for 0 com
mission as major general. in the event
o. war with Mexico and a call by the
president for voluutcc-s, it was lc ar.
ed last night.
Elaborate plHns have been made
quietly to recruit the organization
from picked men throughout the
country, ana it is said that Colonel
Roosevelt has worked out every detail
that would expedite the mobilization
of the large fighting unit. Even the
horses ana mules necessary are said
10 have been pledged.
The division will consist. it is re-
ported, Of four brigades. instead of
three, as prescribed in the army reg
ulations. In the division will he cav
airy, infantry, field artillery, aeroplane
attachments. engineers. signal corps,
"h'l wv h'nN li'h'lll lltlu uuSpildl
equipment. An ample number Of ma.
chine guns will accompany the di-
vision.
1t is understood Colonel Roos nvcit
and his aides have consulted with his
friends in the regular army holding
highes: rank, and the entire scheme
ha. been received with approval.
y Il Is possible. the rrincira com.
handing officers will he drawn from
the regular army. Recruiting for the
division has been done to a large OK
tent in the west and middle west,
among men who have hal
previous military experience.
The main equipment for the dvis-
ion. It is said will have 10 he supplied
by the war department. II is report
n1 machine guns and aeropnnos ate
heirg manufactured ~ private con-
rerns.
Colonel Rooscvclt'S friends say he
has been receiving many offers from
P1aIA of military organizations to
supply him with men should he con
raising a force.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
ORDERED TO GIVE UP ARMS

Ell PASO, TEXAS, JUNE 2S.-l p.
m.-THE MEXICAN MILITARY AU-
THORITIES HAVE ORDERED ALL
AMERICAN CIVILIANS IN MEXl-
co TO TURN OVER ANY ARMS
THEY MAY HAVE TO THE MILL
TARY COMMANDERS. ALL AMER
leans ARE LEAVING FOR THE
RORDER AS RAPIDLY AS POSI-
BILE. HOSTILITIES ARE LOOKED
FOR ANY MOMENT.
MORE THAN TEN MILLION
ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION HAVE
BEEN RECEIVED HERE FOR THE
AMERICAN TROOPS.
NATIONAL GUARDS FROM THE
VARIOUS STATES ARE ARRIVING
HERE CONSTANTLY.
EVERYBOD ON THE BORDER is
ANTICIPATING OUTBREAK OF
ACTUAL HOSTILITIES AT ANY
MOMENT, THOUGH NO FEARS
ARE ENTERTAINED, AS THE
AMERICAN FORCES HERE ARE
AMPLE To HANDLE ANY SITUA-
TION THAT MAY ARISE.
MEXICAN FORCES HAVE Been
CONCENTRATING on MEXICAN
SIDE OF RIO GRANDE SOME
NAYS. AND ARE SAID TO NUM-
pER APPROXIMATELY $4,000.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
BRAZILIAN
ATTACKS U. S.
Member Of Chamber Of Deputies
Makes Bitter TRADE Aainst This
Country. O'thtr Members Defend
n, s. Policies.

Rio de JaneirO, Brazil, June Is
The keen interest with which Brazil
I. following events in the crisis be-
tween the United States and Mexico
received new impetus in spirited
discussion in the chamber Of deputies
in which an opposition deputy made
a hitter attack on the United States :
The discussion was opened by this
d,uuty who. commenting on the last
note sent to Mexico by Secretary Lam
sing. declared that he was 1stoai,hed
ira, the United States shout make
difficulties in accepting the negotia-
items of Mexico while promptly gc-
20. ing those of Germany il. regard
IN the submarine war. The speaker
declared that Germany was continu-
ing It's undersea campaign in viola
ton Of its promise to Washington,
and that the United States did not
dare to protest. He expressed the
hone that Brazil would continue to
maintain is trll"'nns by defending
the princlr If sovereignty of all
countries without regard to the eco
monte or military strength Of any ma
ton.
Deputy Souza +. Silva defended |
the International policy of the admin
istration, ana declared that Brazil |
stood firmly for the solidarity and
fraternity of the American nations.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
ANOTHER CLASH With GREASERS;
WAR MAY COME BY TOMORROW
Fight Americans Sonora
Report From Mexico City War Will BE Declared
Refuses Demands Made On Him by the Washington

I'll Pasc. Texas. June 2S.--Exclte-
ment here over the Mexican Sontro-
versy was renewed last night with
the receipt Of news of a new bandit
raid across the border near Hachita,
y. NJ. resulting I'm the murder Of
William Parker, an American ranch
man. and his wife.
The general sentiment seemed TO
he that the incident demonstrated
anew the inability Of the Carranza
government to offer any protection to
the American frontier, and would on
ly serve to bring matters to a bead
more quickly.
Military authorities doubted that
the maraudcrs. who are believed to
have been members Of band of stock
thieves known to have lair IN the
fastness Of the Sierre MadreS south of
the New Mexican border would he
ovcrtaken before they crossed into
Mexico, pointing out that the ranch
is only four miles from the line.
Officers Of the American border
patrol had been unable to learn last
night whether any Of the cavalry de-
tachments ordered in pursuit had
crossed the border because Of the
ISOLATION Of the district. The belief
was expressed. however, that If the
troops had discovered the raiders
trail. they followed them into Mexi-
can territory. 1t is not believed how
ever. in the event they have crossed
the border. that they will encounter
any CarranzatrOops, all available re-
ports here indicating that the large
Mexican forces have been concern
trated east and south Of the district
nChihuahua and westward Of 1t In
Sonora.
Mexican reports indicate that Gen
eral Trevino. commanding the Car
rama army corps of the north. has
practically completed disposition OF
his troops in preparation of possible
hostilitles with the United States.
The command. the strength Of which
is variously estimated at from 2oOOO
TO 10000 men. has been distributed
along the two railroads Of chihuahua
the Mexican Central and the Mexican
Northwestern and in the Santa Ma
ria River Valley. in such way as to
menace the American line OF commu-
nicstion and present obstacles to a
possible American drive toward Chi
huahua City.
For more than week troops have
been concentrated in force at strateg-
IL points north Of Chihuahua City
along the line Of the Mexican Cen
trail. running directly south from
Juarez. Preparations to oppose any
American attempt to use the Mexican
Northwestern Railroad also have been
made by the stationing Of large forces
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29
CAPTAIN RUPERT SMITH
IN CHARGE OF COMPANY X.

According to reports received in Ar
cadia this morning, Rupert Smith
VINO was appointed to the captaincy OF
company X before the departure Of
mat company for the state caml
Grounds, took his examination yes
'erday before the military authorl'
ues, and made an average Of so. This
Is an excellent score. the news OF
which will cause much pleasure
among his many, friends here. Cap
'ain Smith Immediately assumed COM
mand of the company. according to
the report. 70
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

at Rustilos and Guzman. At each
place several thousand men are said
to he cncampcd, the palpahle object
ut Guzman. about fifty miles south.
west Of here, being to block any Of
fort to use the road to transport sup.
plies from the border to General Per.
Shing. and that Mt Bustillos. seventy
miles west Of Chihuahua city. to pre-.
vent General PcrShing dlspatching
troop, by rail to take the state cap.
ital
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

Washington. June 2S.-Unless Gen
eral CarranZa surrender, the twenty.
three American troopers held at Chi.
hunhua city by night. President vii.
son will probably 60 before congrc $
tomorrow to ask for authority to res
cue them by force. Pending their re-.
lease. the United States government
viii not consider any offer Of media.
tion or arbitration.
The state department had no in.
tlmation last night ms to when Il reply
to the note sent Sunday demanding
immediate release Of the soldiers
might he expected. 1t was delivered
Monday at II n. m. Special Agent
Rodgers has been unabcl to forecast
the action Of the de facto authorities.
Prompt compliance by congress
with any request the president may
make as to Mexico was forcshadowed
today by the calm which prevailed
In both houses. Although mcaS urcs
designed to prepare for war were un-
der consideration, and the corridors
If the capitol hummed with rumors.
there was no excitement. and discus
sion Of the subject on the floor was
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

III Paso. Texas. June 2s. -Between
thirty and forty Mexican prisoners
were taken into the American camp
at Colonia Dublan on Monday after
noon on motor trucks. according to a
rancher who arrived here late yester-
day, and who said the trucks came
from the direction of Carrlzal. He
believed a skirmish had taken place
on the Santa Maria river. about fifty
miles from COlonla Duban.
Military authorities here said they
heard nothing OF an engagement he
tween American and MEXICAN forces
along the Rio Santa Maria. II was
pointed out. however, shat a column
Of the Eleventh Cavalry has . been
securing that district in search of sur
vivors OF the Carri7al battle. Concen-
sus Of opinion was that the captlves
may have been stragglers from the
various Mexican commands who had
been picked mp by the cavalry column.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

When a farm Gamer can be had
for five to seven dollars. is there
any use of farmer permitting a
hundred dollars worth OF good veg
etables going to waste?- zolfo Truth.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

ANOTHER RAID into u.s..
AMERICAN and WIFE MURDERED
Bandits Cross Into Kill Ranan and His Wife Mexi
cans Are Mang Their Troops American Forces Keen
ing Close Watch Border Affairs

Mexico City, June 2S.-There ha ,
rcrn Il clash between Mcxicans and
Americans in northern Sonora. accor.
ding to a report received from General
Gales. military governor Of Sonora.
No details were given.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

Washington. June 2S.-A report
that Francisco villa and body IF
his followers are to he mustered into
no Carrauza army in the event OF
war with the United States. was Of.
ficially denied last night 10y Eliseo
Arredondo. Carranza's ambassador
designate.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

~ paSu. Texas. June 9S.--TwO ne
gro troopers. ragged and half dead
from exposure, are lodged in Jail in
Juarez today, having been brought
from Buzman, where they were cap.
turcd by Carranza troops. They are
believed to he survivors of the Car.
rial enga cement.
Neither their names nor their com.
pany would he given out by Mexican
officers. who said they would he sent
to chihuahua City and kept with the
seventeen others held at Chihuahua
City.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-29

Columbus. n. NJ. June 2s.-wih
Parker. owner OF Parker's ranch. thir-
ty-five miles northwest Of Hachlta
ana his wife were murdered. presum.
eddy by Mexican bandits. according
to information received here by rela.
tives.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-11-23
All prices are f. o. b. Toledo, o.
Tabor Auto Co.

hlasG, a ku podivu, schazelo pouze
6 hlasa a pfedloha by byla prosla
v dome poslahcn. Cd ts DOLBY
hnutf p~rohibieni Sc azasnou mfrou
vzmohlo a jezto jest jisto, ze pred
loha Hobsonova Pride opet pied
kongres, musime napfed uvaziti
kolik tech senatord a kougresniku
We Washington by mohlo pro nj
voliti.
Onech "a such5ch statn ma We
Washington 154 ~poslancn a schazf
Jim n hlasd ably dostali dive tfeti-
ny nutne k prosazenf Hobsonovy
pfedlohy. X tomu ale Sc must u
vaziti, Re kdyz %. prosince, 1914
So poprve ma to hlasovalo, 1917 pos
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-11-23

rove ma zacatku tydne.
Josef Turek vykoupil povoznic-
ky obchod Cd Fred Andersona v
pondeli a prevail fizeni. Pan Tu-
rex jest dbalS a pracovit5 a nenf
pochyby, re kazdebo uspokojf.
r. A. Goodwin, b5valy kasir
Farmers Savings Bank, byl zde "a
obchodem v GterS. Jest nyni ma
bance We Wakonda.
l.. J. Kubista, fotograf z Wag-
ner byl zde navstevou We stfedu. a
pax jel do Lesterville u odtuG do
Omahy a ma n~avsteyu k rodiGIm.
TaneGni zabavy We dvou sinfcb
Sc budou odb5vati v Tabofe, v So
botu dne 25ho listopadu. V SIM
Michelove Dude hrati taborska ka-
peIa a SIM Sturmove taborskS
orkestr. Kazdf je uctive Evan by
Sc dostavil. Adv.
Nasledujfcf Cesi byli vylosovani
ma porotu pfi obvodnim soudu v
prosinci: Karel zitka, Anton Ha-
jek, F. j. Benes, Frank Stluka,
Chas. G. Stverak, Frank Balvin,
Vaclav Austera, Thos. Ptak, Chas.
Koftan, Henry Hokuf, Jos. P.
IDufek.
Oznamujf vefejnosti, re kazde
dter5 a patek budu kupovati drG-
be- ma sve %dribeznicke farme we'd
lie vefejne skoly. u budu platiti
nasledujfci ceny v penezfch:
Jarnf kufata, libra lie
Stare slepice 1Oc
Kachny a busy 1Oc
Stare kohouty Csc
Vykuchane busy Il kachy 1870
Tyto ceny jsou bezne a podleha.
j zmene.
John F. Mikolasek. Adv.
Vefejna drazba Sc Dude odbSva-
tt ma farme Jos. Stepanka IN mi
lie ma jih a 4 mile ma zapad cd Ia
bora, v pondelf, 4. p~rosince, pool
maize 10 hodin rano, phi ktere Dude
prodano 10 konf, 20 kusI dobytka
so jarnfch prasat, farmerske stro-
je, atd. Mattel, John F. Mikola-
SEX; J. F. HOSTEL, licitant; j. A.
Wagner, kherk. Adv.
V Gter5 rano We zdejsim katolic
KEN kostele, Monsignor Bouska
oddal 81. Martu Wagneroyou a
Karla Bindra. DruziGkou a mia
dencem byli 81. Marie Pekaf a bra
tr nevesty, Tomas. Pc obfadech
novomanzel6 odjeli ma kratsf sva-
tebnf cestu do Omahy a patrns Sc
~odstehuji do Nashua, Mont. Ne
vesta jest dcerou manzeln John F.
WagnerovSch starych to zdejsfch
osadnfkG, kteff pied nedavnem Sc
%odstehovali do Montany, a zenich
jest synem manzel1 Albert Bind
rovSch jenz bydli severne cd mes
ia. Pfejem Jim vseho dobra.
u Pierre SO oznamuje, Re pouze
13 okresu v tonic statu dalo vet
sinu pro vycep oproti So okresIm,
kde b.yly vetsiny pro sucho. Newt
me jak to Dude pracovati. Zdali
argument prohibicnf strany, Re Sc
pfilfsne pitt zastavf statnf prohibi-
CT, jest logicky, nedovedem 81 vys-
vetliti proc zakon, kterS prave phi
posledni volb6 byl pfijmut, nezapo
vida objednavanf 81 pitiva pro vlast
nj domacf potfebu. Kdo Dude chit
ii pit, mGze 81 pitiva objednati z
jineho statu, pc pfipade z Chicago
anebo z Minneapolis a penize, KITE
re jinak zdstaly zde pGjdou pryG.
Zdruzenf pivovaru a hostinsk5ch
v tonic statu prS hodla zakon pro
ii vyGepu referendovati, aspoh to
lik sc mluvf, ale to by nepracovalo
ponevac n6ktere zakony Sc referen
dovati nedaji, a mnozf pravnfci
jsou toho nahledu, re j v tonic
pfipsde Sc niceho delatl media. Da
la kdo ~nozoruie iak ca nnmary M
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-11-23

lancd hlasovalo pro a 100 pro
40 90 hlasovalo pro, pochaze
mokrfch statd a kdyby tito Sc
dali neni pochybnosti, ze by
loha prosla. V senatu Sc veci
j podobne. Celia polovina ser
RI pochazi re suchfch statn, al
zde by tfi Gtvrtiny musely "a
schvalit nezli by prosel. Wy
to; Re by to bylo .hezkv bli
tax anebo tax. Smysl HobsoI
z4kona Jest, Re by v5roba lin
Sc ,zapoyedela a vlada sauna
why pro vsdecke, lekafske a
telnf lvfna, uzfvanych phi kc
nfeh obfadech) vyrabela anebo
Ia mad vyrobu dohled.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-11-23
DOMACl zpRAvY.

u1OhhO uilii Ia p'ooSJ "a" S
Nv elevator. Adv.
Kupte 81 drateny kornfk We Pta-
kove skladu.4 Adv.
81. Lucy LANCER z Niobrara sem
pfijela ma navstevu v Gtery.
Anton RezaG cd Dante byl zde
navst9vou ma zaGaLku tSdne.
Pr. j. w. Elshire byla navst6-
YOU v TyndalI ma zaGatku tfdne.
ManzelIm Alois RokGskovJm
Sc narodila dcerka v dtery.
Will Hefman cd Avon byl zde
"a jakousi zalezitostf v sobotu.
Vaclav Merkvan a jeho manzel-
ka byli v Yankton minulS Gtyrtek.
Ma prodej, plnokrevnS Holstein
bSGek, IA mesfcd start. M. S.
Rada. ? Adv.
J. j. Blachnfk q jeho manzelka
odjeli do La Crosse, Wis , We stfe-
du ma zavstevu.
A. o. Wagner zde sedal ma vlak
do Sioux City, We stfedu, kamS
jel pro Ford karu.
John Kotalik stavf ma sve farme
velkou residence, ktera Dude Box
80, o dvou patrech.
Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte. vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv
Prodam seno ma me bSval6 far
me ma zapad Cd Tabora. Adolf
M. Reh1fek, Dante, S. D. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Pr. Jakuba SkyafiIa cd Lake
Andes byla zde navstevou u svt
dcery, pr. JOS. F. Petffka ma zacat
ku tSdne. 4~
r. Pffsla Ike mnS Seryena prasnice.
$50 libernf. Mattel is obdrzf pc
zaplaceni Gtrat., Lud. Karole-
wicz. Adv.
Pfisla Ike mn9, dvouleta, Gerve,
na a bfla jalovice. Mattel j obdr
II pc zaplacenf dtrat. Lewis
Wampul. Adv,
Ma licitacf J. F. Wagnera Sc dos
tavil velky pocet lidu a vse primes
10 dobrou cenu. Ford koupil Jan
VaneGek.
Vaclav Welt vyprodal svGj pc
dfl v hostinci Ant. Konpalovi, a
hodla Sc odstehovoti do Montany
ma jafe.
Dejte Sc pojistit ma zivot u slime
spoleGnosti kterou jest u. S. Annu
ity Life Ins. Co. J. F. hostel,
mfstni jednatel. Adv.
Emil Peska stavf vsechny stav-
by na sve farme zapadne cd mes
ia. Obydlf Dude 28x2s, o dvou
patrech a mastal 24x40.
John Pekaf z Tyndall byl zde
navstevou pond6li. Vyprodal
svhj povoznicky ,obchod a proza
tim sc po necem ohlizf.
A. NJ. Rehufek cd Avon byl
zde navstevou minulou sobotu.
Jest sousedem Will Hefmana, KITE
rS rovnez zde drive bydlel.
,Prodam svojf p6kne zafizenou
farmu 100 akrG, 3 mile ma pulncc
a 1 mill ma zapad cd Tabora, "a
Sis akr ma mirne splatky. Vac
Law Obr. Adv.
Nekolik zdejsfch lidi bylo v Tyn
dali minuly ctvrtek vecer ma kon-
certu eeske orchestry. Program
byl pekny a clenove orkestry doka
zali, Re jsou umelci.
Okresni poffzenf ma gradovani
%silnic, bylo zatazeno do yelke kol
ny pres zimu. Posledne S poffze.
MIN pracovali M. B. Welt, Jos.
Musil, Jos. Matuska a Tones Bee
Evening star., 1916-06-28
.CARRANzA IS REPORTED
ANXIOUS TO AVOID WAR
Said to Have Notified Editor of Mex.
lean Labor Paper He Will Do
Anything to Prevent Break.

John r. Silliman, consul at Saltilio,
who now is at Eagle Pass. -fex. today Y
advised the State Department of the
receipt by DR.. All. editor of a Mexico
City labor paper, of a telegram from
Gen Carfanza saying he was prepared
to do everything possible to avoid a
break with the United States. DIR. Atl
has been at Eagle Pass participating in
conferences desi ned to aid in averting
war, and is expected to come to Wash
ington this week to confer with the
executive council of the American
Federation of Labor.
Samuel Gompers late yesterday tele-
graphed Luis Marones and other Mexican
labor leaders at Eagle Pass that the
executive council of the American Fedora
ton of Labor would be pleased to meet
here with a delegation of organized work
ers of Mexico Saturday or before. Mr..
Gompers message was sent in reply to
one saying Mexican workers wished to
meet the executive council for the reali
zation of its 'pacifist program"