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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
July Sunset at Mirror news


Grove was here this week. I
Charles D Kelley has gone to
Osborn to spend some time.
August Woman's Home Com.
panion at Mirror news stand.
Leila Tripp spent Friday night
and Saturday with Mamie Beach.
Geo. P. Thomas Of Van Buren
township was here during the
week.
J. II. PUNK of near Mountain
Grove was here during the
week.
Miss Bertha Glenn of St. Louis
has been visiting at W. A.
Glenn's.
Eugene Schuer mann of Okla.
homa visited his father, Frank,
during the week.
F. M. Young of Young's Hotel
has gone to Claremore, Okla, to
take medical treatment.
Two bicyclists were here this
week enroute to Indiana over
the Ozark Scenic Highway.
D. S. Cantrell returned this
morning from Kansas City where
he accompanied two cars Of cat
tie.
The M. E. Sunday school en-
joyed their annual picnic on the
banks of the Gasconade yester
day.
Many a man has been mur-
dered for asking is it hot enough
for your" Therefore, we won't
ask you. "%
Congressman T. L. Rubey has
secured a $4,000 appropriation
for postofice building in Noun
tain Grove.
Mr.. Major, a cousin Of Gov. E.
W. Major, delivered a Demo
cratic-address in the park Thur
day evening:
John Stephens was in. Kansas
City this week and was in the
South Greenfield wreck when en-
route home.
There will be a colored picnic
at ,Hartville Saturday, July 20.
This picnic is the one usually
staged on Aug. 4.
W. A. Newton of Hartville is a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for Representative,
and will appreciate your sup
port.
E. F. German of Hartville, Re.
publican candidate for assessor,
was here yesterday. He is meet
ing with splendid encouragement
in his campaign over the county
Hon. W. A. Newton has never
insisted that the Republican
party show him any preference
by bestowing an Office upon him,
but now he would greatly appre
ciate your vote for Represents
tive, for which he is making ar
factive campaign.
Capt. Wesley Westbrook, {
Mansfield boy, commanded
squad OF police called out in Chi
cago Tuesday to quell a riot
started by a negro maniac, il
which six persons we're killed
and three injured. Capt. West
brook ordered the maniac's resi-
dence dynamited.
Aug. Getting, tie bee man, has
received two 60.gallon tanks fol
1.-The storing Of honey, of which
his fine bees produce an un
usually large amount. Mr.. Oct
tingyhas given much study ant
thought to the bee question ane
is an authority on all matter.
relating to the apiary.
Several persons were hurt ant
traffic was delayed several hour.
by a head.on collision Tuesda.
morning at South Greenfield be
tween Frisco passenger train'
106 and 103, as the latter wa'
trying to make a switch to ALLOW
the other train to pass. Neithe,
engine was derailed
Mrs. W. G. Reynolds, Mis-
Maude Reynolds and Paul vii
, liams and daughter left yester
day morning by auto for Kansa
!. City, Mr.. Williams and daughte
going on to Parsons, Kas., for
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
MANY MIRRORETTES
Short Items and News Notes
of General Interest to
Our Readers


Our Readers
Some rain this week.
July Today's at Mirror news
stand.
Nose White has returned from
Seymour.
July Everybody's at Mirror
news stand.
July Recreation at Mirror
news stand.
Thos. Dean has been working
in Springfield.
Ben Moore of Hartville was
here this week.
Col. L. b. Nieder was in Hart;
vile yesterday.
County court was in session at
Hartville Monday.
Paul McMahan Of Springfield
was here Sunday.
W. A. Glenn was a Seymour
visitor this week.
John Houck Of near Hartville
was here yesterday.
August Popular Mechanics at
Mirror news stand.
July Review of Reviews at
Mirror news stand.
Rev. Joseph Davis preached
near Norwood Sunday.
Hon. A. B. Lovan of Spring.
field was here last week.
Constable S. j. White was a
Macomb visitor last week.
Drs. Loper and Loper of St.
Louis were here this week
Only five months from next
Monday is Christmas eve.
Ice cream in the park Satur.
day evening, July 29.-Adv.
"A good roads meeting is an.
nolnced for July % at West
Plains.
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one year
for s1.2o,
Half gallon Mason Jars zoe,
quarts 55c per dozen, at A. Glenn
& Sons.-Adv.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred
Duroc Jersey pigs.
Adv JOE H. DENNIS.
Vote for w. A. Newton for the
Republican nomination for rep
resentative of Wright county
ADV.
The Young Ladies' Mission
Circle of the Baptist church will
serve ice cream in the park July
2S.-Adv.
Go to J. D. REYNOLDS and
r. buy the John Deere implements
of all kinds. Also wagons and
buggies.-Adv.
Primary election day is draw
ing higher every day, and candi.
dates are many and numerous.
May the best men win!
Vote for Marsh Hensley Of
Pleasant Valley township for the
Republican nomination for as
SCISSOR at the primary Aug. L.
Adv. .,
W. b. Fullington can supply
your every need in the way o1
cook stoves, as he sells the
Woods .Evertz, the old reliable
Adv.
JUST RECEIvED-A lot o1
nice spring Dress Goods and
Mems, Ladies' and Children s
Slippers. Come and see them
Adv. I'D. REYNOLDS.
FOR LE-Several barrels
Of pure apple vinegar, either By
the gallon or barrel; call at resi-
dence for small quantities.
ADV. G. s. BURNEY.
Mike Gallagher is now read,
to do your work in the line o
concrete work, brick work, etc.
and will be pleased to figure will
you. Address him at Hartville
ADV. :
A young lady only 10 year
old, q graduate Of the Spring
field Business College, draws
salary Of $1,000 year. She fin
ished the course in Stenotypy
the machine way Of shorthand
only a few months ago. Ever.
,,o,, - ~ xrovn a - ,rho rantS IN h
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Delicious
Drinks i

4 Our pure ice cream and real
fruit fiavors make the refresh.
ments that you get at our foun-
tain really nourishing food. We
use sanitary service, Dishes
and cups are paper and are used
only once. @
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-07-20
Stop In

Aud get a thirst quencher -and
take a pail Of cream home to the
family.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
III paa ierif @ierning?" ioreilog

Dem paa ierif @ierning?" ioreilog
iee.
Oct funbe pi natitrIigpis gisre",
iparebe ban, men oi bar itsrre Gbou.
Ger for at operralfe Dem, naor pi pen.
ter her. @i bar allereoe nentet en-
Stme %oerborte", iortiotte ban OF peg.
te paa ct 9uifaoS iom Ioa Iige PEG
Suict, "oe lao os mi life i1oIerc Oct
belle peb utioi1 Soitperf. SpiS &c oil
l9gge oct / min &oonb, iao iror lea
NOT, oi fol fao Dem noppct olle IRE.
sc ton life ie oS ira noget Ginou."
vi uente6e M, buao ser iorefom
mig ot bore Ell GuiQbeb, men / Tirfc.
Iighcocn pnrcoe oct piit bare Ell hoIp
Gime, iroen N2iiitentcu iom belle 81.
Den bopoe itooct nueo 2rct I'll Reale.
bullet, gou oS ct Sinf ON at bore be-
rebt. % / iamme Sicblif iom Supe.
ne oobnebe Gsren, ltprteoe ban mo.
Gi iliIgte eiter % ianot DC ire 6or.
brp0ere Iiggenbe pno 8ulpet, oQ DC
font life op, inoen DC bar iorlpuet
meb Saonoiern. Sieueren, Tom boo.
De oGret libt bag De andre oa hapoc
feet Den Bending, Saqerne too. prs
ueoe pao at ilpgte no al Sopeooercn,
men ialbt her / &puocrne paa DC to
andre 9etiente. Wtiue Viitoler blcu
Der ingen @rlia Tor, % itieut Sppcue
uar / 9eliooelie al &ooben, bar oct
Dem unuIlig at bcnpttc liz al Dem.
'aa o~pcrraltet plep oe. Get bite lig.
ct De life olene bopbe temt Sglpita.
bet, men o9ioa ofloqt min McrS Gp.
reIie ct 9eie9 oa lat iig / @eliboeIic
al benoeS SupeIer % andre &proi.
lager.
Get uarebe noQet, inoen ieg qien,
tierote min 9oulIe @efieuot" bIanot
De arreitereoe. Seq bopoe anereoe
Iagt I'll NsliItenten. at ser maatte i'm.
oeS enonu III Eeriou / Suiet, GA lea
pluoIelig %fienbtc BAN paa, at hans
Zine lao ioa tGt iommeu; DC fuliortc
WbiIfers bar oerintoo borte. San
Iaa init ~forbouiebe @Iif og ioaoe
leenoe:
60, min tirre unoe Zen, lea er
blet borberet, iiben Se iaa mig iioIt.
0tiue @bilfcrs, iom De b~elnoreoc
ioa me9ct, er oanife til GercS 2iSpo.
iition. Seq faar life mere Drug for
Dem, Seq blir noget pIore, iloen
ieg nGite Sang faor 2ciIiabco til at
9iere en- Zig Ell Iioen Sorrctnina, oo
til Den 9io moo ies onitnffe mig ct
Gnr, Tom or qrao."
Sans aoloblooi9beo og Srpfbeb
bar nTiten beiinbriugspGroig. I'm.
Der Sogen moo BAN opIpiteS oct, al
ban bapoe ituberet | SrforS iammcu
nleo min 6ar og Den Sbompicn, iom
ban uogap liz ior at pGre, og oeriro
tom hans aienolfob til beres ling.
oomSIio. Snorlebes ban bar fomunci
inc poa 6orbrpbcrbanen, REQ ieg life,
men oct piitc fig, at ieIp ON ban life
uor en- goo gammel @efienbt al mia.
laa bar bap oct al Yolitiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
Sterf 6ifteIyiti GvifIano

Ser prin1Ier al gGgteitabsonnon.
GER / De tpife Blade. 90 Oct er laa.
re loffeloe Eeripettiper, iom uoma.
les | mango al Dem.
Ser er noele ira "9erliuer Gage.
blatt":
"&ig enfe, ung % imif, meb
$4,000 Warf | aarSinotpgt, oil
gifte Jig meo en- Glore, meget peIba.
Denoe Serre. grGientationen beisr.
ger en- SlGgtning."
"SlotsgoosbeiiOoerinoe Gnte, %
aar, uoen gsrn, elegant Sfiffelie,
glplotrtt 8oos % no9le 100000
aontantiOrmue, sniter gGgteifa6."
"6or en- Storinouitrimanos 9ot.
tar, 5aoeren Waugemiaion9r / 30.
len, 10 aar, eneite Barn, ieges en-
isritetlasies Saoaler Tor 9ggteifab. "
"ung, elegant Game, lint oannet,
oiItingueret Geriouligbeo, HbinIRn.
oerinoe, / 9espnoeIien al 30crne,
meo iornemt Siem % itor aontaut.
iormtc, a6ioIut uaibGugig, isger Be
fleuotifnb meo Ell iornem 6erre /
gooc 6orbOlo. arigsiuualloer o. Gn.
femGno er life uoeluffe0e."
"&iooergoosbeiiooerinoe, 30 9(ar,
uoen |aabPng, elegant Sfiffclie,
giGloiri Gtenoom % meget betpoeIig
aontuntiormue, piI giite iig meo en-
ulaitelig, oannet Serre."
"2Hgeeufe, ipmpatiif, Sreoiperne.
bebageIigt Stem, iorisrser en- 3ot.
ter. snitcr onnnet 9gateiGae / iiffcr
StiQing."
"auinoeIig SGge, SsOiuoe, goo,
meget imut Sanopraris, euiter aa.
meratifabs. 8iitermaal meo en- int.
oannet afaoemifer, helit SRge,
parmbiertet, eIitpGroig aarafter,
raturlig og fumiteIifenoe. mliitnlit,
ogioa gnfemano me0 ct Barn"
% nogle isger paa andres Segne:
"Sor ell mig uGritaaeuoe Game,
gnfe, 81 Mar, elegant Stittelie. me-
get fornmeuoe (benpeb 100000
@art) isger ies nteo beuoes 9iaigel-
ie Ell 2i~pslebiager / ianlme aloer /
aniet 9ipsitiaing.
"Sor min SlGgtninS, m oGnret,
meget bpgtig. ing Came al uniet
isoiit aiebmanbsiamiIie isges en-
p~eliinteret 2ipsleoiager. 9%eosonmrer-
be or / @iioten ai Sreoiuerne, bar en-
nuoelig Serionlisbeo o. en- mitntcrt
Temperament. og iaor $4,000 Warf
Meoaiit liant ltoitpr."
@en ogiau Gnfempnbene og De
samle llugtarle trpber irem al iii
| Sfiul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
~enfcmann / sertierne. ,,sraelit.

"enfemano 1 Sertierte. Ssraelit.
900 gerIiueriomilie, oonnet Sigh
mano, eaer5 icluitGnoia, men iiocn
arilena 9cBpnOelic Sanfem6cOs-
mdnO, ficruciuno oG orGeiosgIoo,
men cuiomL guifcr 2@atcifob nlco Gu
ioritoaelieaiuIo Came / ya5iai9e .ll.
Ger"
"2lfa0cmier i Slutniuacr al 6~rl.
%tieruc, itor. elegant Sf;ffcIic, iolij.
~Goomooig aoraftcr. 10000 Mart
aoutontiormic, git Iottcr mo
Srriormlc, pilNc Qicruc otter aiite
iig mco en- iumpatiit Tame / y~ositi.
&c HlOcr mc0 6ornur."
"ltugfarl. - Aor. ilot Sfiffclic,
Natnrucn. iorti0cu 9icntiCr. ti0li.
acre 5torfiebmauo. 100000 giarf
6crmuc, iogcr en- buSIig oporaget
Gume mco Sicrtet5 Iouuelie %
mjuojt 100000 5ormlc foutant, el'
Ter Iiqrenoe Snofomit. Gufe eaer
tilt Game meo Barn life uoeluf.
tct.
"Neiere fonqeIia Gmbeosmano,
If Tur, 10000 Rarf aontartfor.
mlc, icQcr @eficnotitob meo Ell To-
me meo poeicnoe 6ormue, iom lam.
aes eiter cGCt Silent"
Den otl Get or iau bUsligt mo.
rettct Der / 2iuct, at iclu Be %itisuue.
tie Roicr bar Sorue. 6inOer man
life miot ole oi@ic imilcuoe Sopaer
isIgchoe dIuor2ipl0te memento
mort:
~9eiectiu &arsbilo. fongeIig
@ogtmeiter / set politiife |oliti.
Berlin Srjcorid3itrasie 1873, Sele-
ION Central 1851, %oqtogelier, lin.
0erieaelier. eGateifobss StiSmiSie.
Vrimo Heiercncer
2ipet er en- mocrIig Cling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22

ganr Ec furrnrr 1eres s%uosupisun, feus
bcllt V0it eIler Ndniunotsuinf. Set CT uilta
fert AT fcuoc Isfe Een1c I dIrinoeltge Hrcre.
% bt ian life bore dufpdrlige tor geLse. ION
bltr bortc puu Scteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-22
st iom bruger Sstrmitb lparer ira
$50 iii 500 paa III Aarsforbrng.

III tan qisrs bet ilmTs. Srtauo oie on hoor
meast Di ptrisug fan ipars big. st Ereotort
pl briHae og mlouuHota CplnsHiHg. SAB ttte
bette gaa iUrbl. III fan ie bet bstp0er BeHae
Tar big. 5trtp tl os toag-lao % beptls oeuns
Stitpr,e or Sulbeipnret'e. y, ou on it1I eibc
mere ON pors uhpre fiors @ruber 49, bort rpeIis
Tlsniterubitur OF SrHbe ori't o. Dor plumber
ltae peugebSip0rIuoe oirritss'rasSrubeustlsolg
RHlplan. StriO M msosHs ou buffer oet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
100000 ROUNDS
Of AMMUNITION
FOR CEN. GALES
Inv MORNING ,ouspAL spre,A, LEASED wrrsi

Douglas. Ariz, March l6.-ThTee
hundred thousand rounds of rifle am
munition, first shipment of eonsign-
ment Of 100000 rounds, will be deliv
cred tomorrow morning to Gen. p.
Elias Gales, military governor Of So
nora, by the local customs officials
The cartridges are to be used by the
detachment of Carranza soldiers led, by
Col. Dato Campbell, former command
er Of the Mexican garrison at Aqua
Prieta, in aiding the United states
troops to capture Francisco Villa and
his bandits.
The ammunition which has been
held up here by customs officials since
sunday was released late today by or
der from Washington. This action in
aiding the de facto troops to obtain
the cartridges, it was declared by Ives
G. Lelevier, Mexican consul here,
would be Of material benefit in assur-
ing many residents of Sonora that the
United States intended no aggressive
action against the Mexican govern
ment
1T proves, he added, 'that the
American government has confidence
in the intention of the Mexi-
can government to cooperate With
the United States soldiers pursuing
the bandits Of Villa. Many Mex
leans had believed that the ann
would lie held up indefi-
nitely"
According to Mr.. Ielevier, the re-
mainder of the ammunition purchased
by the de facto government should
reach Douglas within a day or two by
express. II is to be sent Immediately
upon arrival to the Carranza troops
operating in eastern Sonora to cut off
Villas retreat in that direction.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
LITTLE VESSEL SINKS;
ONLY ONE SURVIVOR

Prince Rupert, d G.. March l6.--
The Pacific American Canning COM
panys tender Alpha, which left Bel
hneham on Sunday Tor Alaska, was
swamped Oft Rachel island. near here,
this morning All ON board with the
exception of a deckhand named Chris
Hanson are believed 10 have persisted.
BESIDES Christensen there were
seven men. including capt. S. W Mil
lev. on the Alpha Christensen. who
arrived here late today. said that as
the vessel listed and filled he threw
"a small boat clear and drifted away in
it. he said he saw Captain Miller aud
Louis Eouehe, the engineer, both
wearing lfehclts. swimming toward an
island three miles distant
Tn wind and tide carried Chris
Hansen to an island where he impro-
vised paddle with which he made
Metlakaua this afternoon
Launches and the steamer >Maia-
phine are searching for other possible
survivors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
R0JAS NOT SLAINi NO
MUTINY IN GARRISON
lsv Aossrne .oosr.l SPECIAL LEASED w,=sl


Maria, Tex, March 16.-Absolute
denial that defacto Mexican govern
ment troops at Oiinaga, opposite Pre-
sldio, Tex, had created a disturbance
or even expressed antagonism against
Americans was made tonight in tele-
phonic messages here from General
Roias, Carranza commandant at OIL
naga Reports stated that the garri-
son at Oiinaga had revolted because Of
the American expeditionary forces en-
tering Mexico
General Rojas stated a band Of villa
adherents on the American side had
attempted unsuccessfully to stir up an
tagonism among his troops. There Is,
he said band of villa bandits located
at santa Rosalia. 125 miles south of
0iinaga. the nearest point to the bor-
der than any of these mandits are in
the oiinaga district, and that his gar
risou could control any attempted IN
vasion of the United States on their
part
The United States patrol hcadquar-
ters here has the border situation we'll
in hand and is IN close touch with the
Big Bend country of Texas, which APP
parently is quiet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
EVERYTHING REPORTED
QUIET AT CtNANEA

Nogales. Ariz.. March 16.--Amercan
arrivals here late today from Cananea,
said that while tension in that city has
been noticeable recently, no popular
resentment against Americans had
manifested itself up TO this morning
They said they believed that the Car
rama garrison there had not been
appraised of the dispatch Of the Ameri-
can expedition.
Reports here yesterday that two
American miners had been stoned to
death at Puerto Citas, near Cananea.
were denied by todays arrivals. 1t was
said, however, that two Mexicans were
recently put to death at that place by
Carranza troops, presumably as spies.
The mines and smelters were re-
ported to be working at fun force
Both Nogales. Ariz. and Nogales,
Sonora, continued quiet tonight.
United soldiers under the command of
Col. William Sage were stationed on
patrol duty every few hundred feet
throughout the American city For
the first time In several days no Car
IdlNd eoluitIH were seen OH Nite
streets on the. Sonora side today. 1t
was reported that the small garrison
had been withdrawn to the hills south
of the city Few Americans crossed
to the Mexican side. but those who did
reported they received courteous treat
ment.
NJ j. Kingsbury supeTntendent Of
the Sonora division of the Southern
Pacific railroad of Mexico, returned
tonight from an inspection trip tof
Guaymas and said that there were few
signs OF disturbances in western So
nora. Trains operating on the road
between Hermosillo and Esperan2a,
however. he said, were accompanied
by Carranza escorts to prevent Yadui
attacks. For several days an armed
man has been aboard every Southern
Pacific train between Tucson and No
gales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
VILLA LOCATED
At CALEANA, IS
LATEST REPORT
Man Who look Part in Co.
Iumbus Raid Is Captured byI
Gales; Tells Where BanditSI
Aro Camped,

noueas, Arig. March 20 General
+ Elias callos, military governor Of
Sonoru. reported officially to Gem
eral Aware Ohregon Mexican war
munster today that his command had
captured q prisoner who revealed
Villas plans ana whereabouts in de-
tHil. copies Of this report. General
Cables said, were forwarded o. Gem
cral GaNira by him and TO the United
states army officials 1T Columbus
The maa Was captured at Dos Cahegos
aud was IN the attack on Columbus
Gales said aud added
he informs me that villa after the
attack went directly 20 the corlalltos
ranch, where he murdered seven cow
boys hecause they refused is give him
horses lffom Corralnos he wem to
Chocolate where ne stopped on Inc
18Th From there he went direct to
GaleauN"
This Is tie first prisoner known to
WNe becn captured since Villas raid.
a. is htius held IN Aqua Prieta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17

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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and
csinmenee the treatment without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
Item Welcomed
by Many Men

This Will prove a welcome bit
of information for all those who
are overworked, gloomy, despon-
dent, nervous and have trembling
limbs, heart palpitation, dizziness
cold eXtremities, insomnia, fear
without cause. timidity in ven
turing and general inability to act
naturally and nationally as others
do, because the treatment consist
ing of grain tablets can be OBJ
tanned and taken without the
knowledge of any one. If the
reader has any of the symptoms,
and decides to try It Just 30 to any
large we'll stocked drug store and
ask fer three-grain Cadomene
Tablets, and then take according
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invigOrating power is soon felt and
the JOY of a healthy body expert
enced. These tablets, originally
dispensed by prominent physicians
AMI pharmacists, now are packed
with full directions fJr self admin
istration, so that it is wholly IN
necessary to pay a physician for
prescribing them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-17
NORMAL CONDITIONS
IN LOWER CALIFORNIA
., .a..l.a laa.... ...s,.. .s..se rl.sl

Sln pt So, March H. Normal com
duions prevail al Ensenada Lower
california. nnd nn basis was found Tor
reportA of impending uouhlv. accord
ins to llcut Bernard o. Wits. COM
mandef VI che torpedo boat destroyer
stewart who returned here from En-
hada to-day On orders FROM Wash
neton, Admiral WINSTON. commanding
thc Pacific fleet dispatched the stew
arg 10 the Lower California port at
midnight last night
Lieutenant Wills informed Admiral
Wlnslow that news of the movement
of american troops INTO Mexico in
pursuit of Villa had been received by
The military and civilian population Of
tnseuada without any outward sign
of INDIGNATION There are only about
twenty Americans In Eusonada hut a.
numher efsothcls are iu the immedi-
ale vicinity Lieutenant wills said
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SHIPPERS SAID
To Be FIRING
ON AWE Orleans
Unconfirmed Reports Say Six.
or Seven Soldiers Have.
Been Hit More Troops Ar
rive in Columbus.

iBN ncNkikS JOURNAL SPECIAL tEAsrp WlsFl
mail 10 Ell Paso. while most of the
ronorts reachi,e, bero pnofficiauv IN
,,..,,
'"S = Vi'' '''e ''N'N" y Vo''s' ''''
cated that me American troops ~
Mexico were unmolested In their ad-
vance, there were also reports that a
few snipers had been encountered,
There WAS nothing to show which or
the American columns might have
encountered snipefs. According TO
these reports, six or seven soldiers OF
the American expedition had been hit
by snipers.
Troop trains came in here during
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OPEN N0STRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trls will open. the air passages Of
your head viii clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge. dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
a little of this fragrant antiseptie
cream in your nostrils. 1t penetrates
through every air passage of the head,
soothing and healing the swollen or
inflamed mucous membrane, giving
you instant relief Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable. Relief is
sure.
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for shortly in the policy Of the de
facto government.
ia the meantime III Pas0 ana all
the rest Of the northern and western
border continues 10 seetho with wild
and fantastic rumors which can
never be too fantastic not to gain
some believers. How most Of these
rnmors start is II mystery but they
arc generally credited to villa sympa-
lhizers who wish to provoke trouble
for the Carrnnzistas and stir up hos
tIlllN loWard them among Amerlcans-