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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-09
The Royal Candy Kitchen
RECENTLY onened up.l

(Recently opened Up)
All kind Fruits, Candies and Pro-
dCce, Bananas, Apples, Oranges and
Grapefruit, Stated Peanuts and Peanut
Candy. All kinds home made candy
chocolate and taffy that will suit the
taste, price 20 cents per pound. Try a
pound and become a permanent Gus
toner.
GEORGE ]. CALLAN, Proprietor.
100 Lee St.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-09
William Sends For Won BeuIow.

William Sends For Won BeuIOw.
LONDON, May S.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from The Hague
Netherlands, says Prince Won Beulow
former German imperial chancellor
las been summoned to field headquar.
ters for a conference with Emperor
William. The visit is said to be OF
the greatest political significance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-09
NOTICE.

/ wish to call attention to the public
that l now have Prospect Park in
readiness for the summer. Season
tickets now on sale. Phone 4O3, b. /.
Mize. 7.6t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-09
Pope Mattress COMPANY
LOMBARD
FOUNDRY, MACHINE, BOILER WORKS
and Mill SUPPLY STORE
Augusta, Georgia.

Augusta, Georgia
Capacity, 300 Hands. Hundred
Thousand feet floor space. Cotton, Oil
Gin, Saw, Grist, Fertilizer, Cane, Szs2-
gle Mill Machinery, Supplies and Re-
pairs and Castings, Shafting, PuIEeyx,
Hangers, Wood, Coal ard Sawduss
Gratebars, Pumps, Pipe, Valves and
Fittings, Injectors, Betting, Packing
Hose, etc. Cast every day. One han>
bred machines and good men ready te
10 your work quick.
FORD Motor Cars, Supplies and De.
pairs In Stock. Quick DELIVERY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23

Olmulgoo, OKLA Jan 20 1916.
Editor Tulsa Daily World. Dear sir:
Referring back TO my letter of De
combor 27 1915. written TO the at
torncy- general of oklahoma and pub
lishcd bon the Tulsa Daily World Jan
uary ., 1916, i'm regard to gas we'll
on the j. NJ. NckoVan farm i'm sec
tion If. township j. uorth, range u
cast not being properly plugged ac-
cordng to law, and referring more
particularly TO letter written by one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
Attention. OH Men.

We can save you big money when
YOU will buy of us, casing and tubing
right in the field. We have them in
most all directions OF the oil field.
Phone 2500 or 5000 oil Field Supply
cOmpany--Ady
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
VT IIEsAIDTON.

The Twin State oil company is
building rigs for Nos II. y, 13 and
IL on the Mullen B. lease in section
3-4-3, for 40. 3 ON the Arlington in
scction.S-4-3 and No. 3 on the Apple
frinklin i'm section SAB.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23

The Kingwood on comp3nys test
i'm section i-lO-l2 has a fishing job
lat 5000 feet according to the Ok
mulsee Democrat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
nAIE W TNRn-

T.. y. Lawson II. G. Cheney and
others have sold 100 acres Of their
holdings in the Tyro field for $G2,5
or 5000 per acre ~ Alex I. McCand-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
VI HIGnI.NKT

The Barnsdall oil companys so. .
ON The William St. John farm i'm sec
ton 2J-25-lO is good for - barrels.
The same cumpanys 80. -. lot
2N6, in section 30-25-ll is making lgJ
barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
At COILINS\IILE.

The Lynna oil company test ON the
Crorkcr farm i'm section 29-23-14
was showing for a good well ycstcr-
day al four feet in the sand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
\lsAR l,LASrnNE

The Canadian oil u Gas cos 40.
2 on the Winnie EnrIgucs farms I'm
section 17-19-1O is good for,10 bar
rels NJ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
Claims Wells Are Nor Being
Properly Plugged by the State


dintiou of the NoWatl oil and gas iu-
speotor, and McGil had the NoWatI
district at that time, and has it today
! have been told that ne ONcGID
did the worthless fictitious plugging
and ne nSs' bc the Inspector that let
the drllcTs get away ana leave ihc
well mn an unlawful condition. J ann
glad to know That Boyle has ace
knowlcdgod through MaGill that ON
account of my effort i'm trying to enc
force the law Is tho reason ! ann not
on the job today. This shows mp one
of BOylC's political schemes. NcGIlls
statement that an examination of my
expense account viii show that ]
made two trips To- said wen is correct.
but the dates of these two trips viii
show long after said we'll was drilled
When ! got the first notice from MT
MCkOwan i'm regard 20 said well ] sent
the notice 10 Ed Boyle, and i'm return
received "A letter from Boyle that hc
had written MrGiu, the NoWata i'm
Spector, to go down Immediately To
Wagner and remove the trouble. I'm
the meantime thCre was nothing done
and Mr.. Mckowan kept firing conf
plants i'm to me, and about thirty
days after McGill had orders from
Boyle to go to said well ana fix il
up. He (MCGilD called me ON the
phone from NOWata asking me If ]
would go over to said roll and see
what could be done, His expense ac-
count ought to show what date this
call was made At this advancement
Of the matter | still refused to 20 to
the well, as Mr Boyle had told me
in his letter that said well had been
in charge Of McGill. and where there
was trouble with a well he always
sent the original Inspector back to it,.
! wrote a second letter to Mr. Boyle
stating to him that McGil had called
me mp and requested me to 90 over
to said well and take charge of il and
try and get the wrong Strengthened
up. Mr. Boyle wrote me here ana
told me 10 go to the MckOWan farm
and see what could be done with the
we'll with this order ] went to the
well and made two or three trips
there trying TO do some good, but on
account of McGlI letting tine drllcrs
get away with their drilling outfit
and letting the owner get out of the
state the conditions was i'm such shape
that neither the county attorney or
myself could accomplish anything, all
on account of McGill'S defective work.
Here is where Boyle gets into trouble
by appointing would politicians to
help out his CBoylc) political schemes
instead of appointing experienced
men that is well yCrsCd i'm the oil and
gas business. Boyle has not got more
than two or perhaps three men today
serving as oil and gas inspectors that
know the first principle about the oil
and gas business. There are uume.
GUS wells over the state today where
gas is escaping and going into the air
on 1rrount Of defective ulugpiDp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23

owen a Gillespie are underream-
ing at ZOO feet i'm their test I'm sec
tion 3l-21-3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
AT EkI5IDEI,

The RoNana Petroleum company is
drilling at 200 feet in its test i'm
section 3-22-j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23
NEAR JENNINGS
SOUTH or NIORRISON

John II. Markham, Sr. is rigcing
mp for a test i'm section 2-lS-6.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-23

Then came the report of the
geological survey announcing that
more oil went into storage i'm 1915
than in 1914 ana that the storage
supply had increased several millions
Of barrels. The conclusion was
drawn that because this was true, the
cry Of underproduction was false
The report, however, did not say
that many millions of barrels of oil
had gone into storage in oklahoma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
HELD FOR EMBEZzLEMENT
Wan Claiming to Br Ninistrr Arrested
ns lie II About 10 Enter
Pulpit.

MbNTGOMERY. ALA. September H.
-Thomas ". Weaver. until recently
prominently connected in tho automo-
bile business here. hut who claims to
be an ordained minister this morning
was arrested at the door Of the church
here in which he WAS about 10 preach.
The arrest was made on Il rcuuisitiou
from the Governor Of Florida. in which
embez%lcmcnt is charged. lie will hc
returned to Vernon. WashinGto tuuu-
~. Fla. tomorrow.
Weaver denies knowin. anything
about the alleged charge. When about
Z" enter tho pulpit this morning.
deputy shcrirf* sent for him and placed
him under arrest at the door. He says
he preached III the Vernon church for
four years. being moved 10y the Mctno-
dist Conference to the district OF
Grcenviilc. Ala. where he remained
ONO year. lie is married. and lives
with his family in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
HUGHES STARTS FOR WEST
VIII Bc Gone for rive Weeks. Return
Ing to New York October
for short Rest.

NEW YORK. September l1.-charie,
+ Huchcs came t" New Y"rk Tonight
from his summer nome at f3ridgehamp
ton. preparatory I" leaving early to-
morrow for the second "Trip OF his cam
pairn lie Viii spend the entire day
Tomorrow eli route 10 Chicago and
VIII deliver The first speech "f his
imp a. rcoria, Ill. TUESDAY morn
ing.
SIR. Hughes viii bc gone two weeks.
returning to New York on oct tohci
for three day rest before starting
or his third and last campaign trip.
Tn" trjp on which he starts tomorrow
Will take him through Illinois. Indiana.
ohio and Wisconsin. In addition. h.
VIII make several spcechcr in New
York state ono at Pittsburgh and ono
AT Trenton. y. !.
Tho number OF sprcchcs Mr.. Hughes
will deliver on his trip will he much
larger than on his transcontinental
tour. Ills busics, day viii bc next
Friday in Indiana. There are thirteen
cities and towns chosen FOR speeches
or rcar-rlatform addresses on that
date
Mrs. hughes will accompany tho
nominee. The party wiil travel by spc-
cial train
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
LOSSES IN AIR SERVICE
ScNenty-EIEht British and French
AcropIRnrs Captured Shot Down
During August. berlin Claims.

BERLIN. September u tvia Say
villc).-Seventy- eight aeropianes were
los1 by the British and French the
result OF aerial engagements OH the
western front during August. accord
ing 10 figures given out by compe-
tent authority. says the Overseas News
Agency to-day. OF this number. forty
nine machines fell into German hands.
thirty-orc OF tho captured aeroplanes
being British and eighteen French.
Twenty-eisht aeroplanes are positively
known 10 have heen shot down behind
the hostile lines. il is declared, while
one aeroplane was forced To descend
behind the lines
The German losses Of scroplan-s
urinr the whole Of Angus, were seven
teen. The statement adds: The Ger
man statement again mentions the
names, the types OF aeroplancs. the
numbers on the motors OF The captured
machines and The service ia which
they were engaged. The enemy. de-
spite repeated requests. has not made
public the names OF the German aero
planes which he pretends 10 have cap
turcd or the dates Of the alleged cap
tures."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
Possenen Killed
BY Bank Bandits
apparently Caught in Trap in
Everglades While Searching
for Robbers.

MIAMI. Fla. September i7-Two
possemen were killed and two injured
In an encounter early to-day in the
Everglades with four bandits souSh;
rcr robbery OF 5000 from the State
Bank OF Homestead (r'lorida) last Fri
day. Reports reaching here said the
bandits fired from ambush and then
ncd.
Members Of the posse trailing thu
bank robbers near that section Of the
Everglades. forty three miles south OF
here. much OF which is undraincd. APP
parentiy wcr" caught ia a trap. Five
shots were heard Two members Of
the posse fell dead. while third re-
ccired five buckshot wounds in his left
side aui arm. and another Was shot
through the thigh
RcorGaniZinG his force. Sheriff Har-
die Immediately started after the ban
dts. aided by score Of men from the
the attack took place.
The bank robbery on Friday after
noon was effected by two heavily
armed men, who held up tho vicc-prcs-
idcnt and cashier and escaped in an
automobile 1t MAS thought at IN.
time. however. that the bandits had
two accompliccS
Reports received here tonight we're
to the effect that the bandits had been
surrounded in dense swamp nine
miles south OF Florida City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
NEW MOVE IN |. w. w. CASE
Counsel VIII Ask United states Courts
for Writ OF Hnbens
Corpus.

SCRANTON. PA, September l,.--Fol-
lowing the decision OF the local court
To refrain from hearing the cases OF
the 2G1 Industrial Workers Of the
World prisoners Oh writ OF habcas
corpus. counsel for the defendants an
uounccd to-day that they would go 10
the United states courts with a pcti-
tion for Il writ Of habcaS corpus. bas-
ing the appeal on alleged infringement
of rights guaranteed by the United
states Constitution.
Under the ruling of tho court the
prisoners must give from $1,000 TO sIo.-
U"n bail each. or stay i'm Jail until a
report is made by the grand jury which
sits to-morrow. and which will p:ob-
ably remain in session two weeks
Three have given bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
STILL AT NORFOLK
May Bc October I before Intcrmcd Ger
mnn Cruisers VIII Make "trip
to Philndctphin.

NORFOLK. NA. September ~,
NHvy-yard officials Tonight declared
th;, u" definite time could hc fixed
t"r the d,r"rinrc Of the intcrncd Ger
man cruisers I'ruz I:itcI Friedrich and
.<ruupriiH Wilhelm. from the local
yard FOR l'hiiadcipniI. where they will
he iuicrucd for the remainder OF the
European war. IT will probably he Oc-
tobcr before the two vessels. con
roy"d by American warships. Will make
the scn trip.
Thousands to-day Hooked &" SEQ the
German village At the navy-Nard reser-
walton erected by the interned German
sailors. 1t will be dismantled at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
Can Find No Shelter
From Murderous Fire
OF British Il anks .
No Signs Of the Bremen
Found in rip to Sea

MEM LONDON. conn. September
1.-The Occan-gOinE tug u. a. Scott,
Jr.. with persons on board supposed
to- hc representative. of tho Eastern
Forwarding Company. to-niEht put
TO sea, presumably In search of the
German submarine merchantmen
Brcmcn. which was reported Oft tho
const heading for this port.
The y. 4. Scott, Jr.. vas followed
by tugs bearing newspaper corrc-
>pondcnts.
One Of the newspaper tugs re-
turned here Just before midnight
and reported that no submarine had
bc~n sighted. The tug WIS reported
to hc on its Wny bnck also. There
fs heavy fog ON the sound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
"DANTBE THENCu"
(NI"rINEU HN HRII,I = 4

LONDON September l7.--Additional
gains htonS IA front more than Il mile
and half were scored by the British
last night in pressing their offensive
north OF the Sommc. the War onicc
announced this Afternoon The Dan
uhc trench about ono milo long. was
taken. aud further territory on 1000
yard front near Courcclctte was cap
turcd. The official report says:
South of the Ancrc, VIC achieved
further successes. Last evening In tho
vicinity OF Courcelettc, we extended
our gains on a front of 1000 Yards
In the ncighhorhood OF Thicpvai wr
obtained considerable success ycster-
day evening by capturing the ho4ttr
fortifcation known as the Danube
trench, on front OF about "A mile, the
enemy abandoning considerable auan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
M'ADOO TO ATTEND HEARING
Federal Fnrm-I0nn Hoard In Topeka
To- na. in It~ Four OF
Country.
Especial to The rimcs-pisp.t.n !

WASliiNIfbN. Scrt"mhrr l7-S"c-
rotary OF tn" Treasury Mc\d"" viii
attend the hearing Of n" Federal
Farm Loan l:"ard in TUrrEa. Eaus.,
tomorrow The board is touring the
country and oht"ininG information
preparatory I" dividing TIA" states into
twolvc farm loan districts. Further
hearings were announced to-day as
follows: September %. at Spring icid.
Ill; September 2a. Indianapolis: Sep
tember 2s. Louisville. and September
81, Columbus, Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
NASH MEETS DEATH
IN FIGHTING FIRE
Driver for Local Department
Falls Through Skylight at
Richmond Dairy.
DIES AT VIRGINIA HOSPITAL
Fire Damages Junk Shop OF
Clarence Cosby on Brook
Avenue.
DIES AT VIRGINIA HOSPITAL

NJ y: Naah. driver Of fire engine No.
>. living 20 2l2l-2 West Marshall
street. VA fatally injured when he
fol- through skyligh, IN the Rich
monh Dairy Company's plant while
fighting fire in the junk shop OF
Clarence Cosby yesterday morning, and
died at Virginia Hospital before he re
covered consciousness
The origin OF the nre in the junk
shop, which Is located on Brook Ave-
nuc near Marshall street is unknown.
Tho alarm was sounded al 1850 O'Clock
yehtcrday morning, and a number Of
companies responded. Members of No.
) Company were sent to the roof Of
the dairy company's plant 20 PLAY
stream on the roof OF the burning
building.
I, vas while assisting in getting the
line Of hose into position that Nash
made n misstcp and crashed through
tho sky!:ght lie fol- distance Of
about thirty feet. landing on the con-
crete noor of tho building.
Chief Joyncs and Assistan, chief
WISE saw that he had been injured
seriously. ana he was rushed to Vir-
Einia Hospital in the patrol OF the
First PRECINCT station. Every effort
was made 20 hurry medical attention
20 him, but; although surgeons at once
made attempts to revive him, he failed
70 respond. ana died before an eXani-
nation ~ his Injuries could be com
nlctod u j. thought that tho fall re-
suited In a"rious internal injuries
t'IHt! DAMAGES COSBY
PLANT To ENTENr OF $4,000
M, ,,, ma .io,, g nm d,,,....o ~
,hc ,osh rI.,, /, ,s NO, Lro.n cx-
,t - ,I,, ot ,hc stool d..r,
49,, ,,,ro ,,io,. ,,ni,r,,,.
.,..cd ,..,di, .rho ,.us ,y.ra ola h,y
,I ,, 5co,,,. ..,;,r.,e ~, ,ho
,ol io.s ,.o,,iJ H., made las. rt,.h, J.,
.I,yc .,,,,c.tca u.i,h 80, h,,si,,s
An - ,l,o hnr.cs and u,ul.s ,f ,h.
uil,pnud p.tr,. t,nmnauv whose iutiL-
~ .hu,. mar nr ,,Iarcnrc ,..sby ucr,
l,, on, rNrrnt ono borso rho .nir,.,
rcfusod - hc led from the huildiur
ao,atisc az tho heat and smoke anl
u,foro - could he forced ont tho nau.s
had nii,dc such hcad,vnv .s 10 pre-
Vent further efforts to save the ami
NAL
Fireman NaSh. who los; his life in
lho FIRE. WAS thirty-scven Years old
and had been "A member of tho de-
ntrim"ni for seven years Chief Joyncs
S'l6 last night that he had made ra pid
NF"Gr""s SINCE Joining the department.
ana mat ms promotions had been con-
Sirten'
~" ~ survived u! MS wife and small
.h''d' nus parents and several brothers
''s -" "h's ana brofh"Ts live about
l"ch'E-hN" ni'es in Hanover County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
JAMES C. COURTS DEAD
W"> tIcrk or iI"u>e Appropriations
Committee for Past Thiri,
Two Years.

WASIIiNGToN. Scptrml,cr IL
James G.. Courts. clerk "f tho House
Appropriations Committee for tho past
thrtytwo years and prominent
figure In the fr;,mins OF appropriation
measures during many Congresses.
died at his country home near here to-
day. after short illness. lTr was
siNty-onc years old. aud had been con
nccted with tho Appropriations Com
m,ttee In various capacities aimee 1877.
He was appointed from Tennessee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
VILLA FOLLOWERS
SUFFER BIG LOSS
Routed by Trevino's Forces Early
Saturday Morning After At
tacking Chihuahua City.
600 DEAD LEFT ON FIELD
Bandit Leader Himself in Com
mand Of Troops. but Does
Not Enter Town.
600 DEAD LEFT ON FIELD

ME%ico CITY. September IL Cen
eral Obresom. Minister OF War. am-
nounces tina, I,o00 followers Of Fran
cisco VILE, who attacked the town Of
chihuahua Friday night. were
routed early Saturday morning with a
loss Of 600 men killed and many cap
turcd. After the battle. General Ire
vinos troops we're able to take part
in tho regular Independence Day pa
radc at II o'clock Saturday morning.
During the fighting Gancral Trevinu
was Slight! woundcr in the shoulder.
AIDED 10y som. OF the towuspeoplc.
the Villa forces attacked at II o'clock
Friday night. and took the penitcn-
'iary and the municipal and Federal
palaces. General rrcvino gathered his
troops. placed his artillery. rccaptured
the public buildings, and compietely.
defeated the attackers in the early
morning light. 'The captured men will
he tried by court-martial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
FLEEING VILLA FOLLOWERS
Run INTO FORCES OF RtMO.

Tn" ncein. Villa followers at
Nombrc dc Dios ran into the forces
OF General Latias Ramos. which Cen
cral Trev!no had placed there to cut
of the retreat. Ramos continued the
pursuit. with heavy loss 10 the ban
dts.
Although in command ot the attack.
Villa did not enter the city with his
troops. The streets around the gov
ernment buildings are strcwn with
dead men and horses. while wounded
bandits continue 10 he brought, in
y large number of former adhcrents
OF Villa and Orozco are among the
dead. Marcclo Caraveo, once a gen
eral under Orozco. wa. taken prisoner
which proves the completely If other
factions with Villa.
General Trevino received his wound.
which is not serious while directing
the fire Of the ficld guns. He remained
with his men. however. throughout tho
night IL is reported that not Il single
government soldier deserted his post
during the fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18

AdNices from FL Paso Saturday night
aid Villa had attacked Chihuahua on
Saturday with 500 men and penetrated
part az the city, but was driven out
with heavy losses The men taken
prisoner by tho ConstitutionaIis, army
We're INN cdiately put 10 death. the
dispatch added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-18
COMPLETE VICTOR,
FOit COVER INVENT TROOPS

cliiiicAEIuA CITY. MEN. Scptcm-
bcr is delayed 10y cut s).-Villa's
own troops executed surprise attack
on chihuahua in tho dark this morn
ing. which. although successfully
initiated. ended in q complete victory
FOR tho dc facto government ,roops
under General Jacinto Trevluo. who
received = flesh wound in the left fore
arm under tho fire.
~ $50 O'Clock, during a heavy rain.
and while the people were asleep. after
the festivities Of TWO nights in honor
"f the Mexican Independence DAY. tho
villa forces entered the town in two
columns. ono mad" straight FOR tho
pcniten,iary. where Josc Yucz Salazar
the anncstied rebel. on trial for plot-
ting against the government. and no.
itical prisoners were released. Others
rushed for the government buildings
and federal palace, driving out Tho
small CarranZa guard
General Trcvino. rushing his troons
to vantage points, covered tho govern
mcnt buildings with rifles and ma
chin" guns. lie Then took personal
command OF the artillery at Santa
Rosa and by a few wcll-drccted shots.
made the buildings umicnablc. Tho
hn ndits. caught under tho double fire
fed out Of the city TO tho northwest,
leaving mor- than 100 dead behind