davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Winslow mail., 1916-08-11

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
of Arizona. in and for the County of Navajo
Navajo-Apache Bank & Trust Co.. corpora
ton, plaintiff. vs. D. w. Tramme and j. c.
Amen defendants. Notice of Sheriffs Sale.
Under and by virtue of an execution issued
out of the superior court of the state of Arizona.
in and for the County of Navajo, upon the goth
day of June A. D. 1916. and to me as sheriff of
said county and state duly directed and delivered
on the judgment rendered in said court in the
above entitled action the 4th day of August. A.
D. 1915, for the of $35000 with S1798 interest
thereon to date of judgment, together with inter
est on the principal sum FROM date of judgment
until paid and attorney fees in the sum of S36 90,
and the further sum of S23. Is costs. on which
the foreclosure of all the right title interest and
claim as against each and all of the above named
defendants upon the premises described as follows
to-wit: All right, title. interest and claim of
defendants, either of them, in and to all of
lots nine 90 and ten (1Q), Block V. Tewnsite of
Winslow, Navajo County State of Arizona togeth-
er with the improvements and appurtenances
thereon or thereunto in anywise appertaining,
Public notice is hereby given that | will, at
the door of the court house of the said county of
Navajo at the hour of two o'clock P. M. on Satur-
day. the 18th day of August, A. D. 1916, sell at
public auction to the highest and best bidder for
right title claim and interest of the above named
defendants either of them, in, of and to the
above described property. or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy balance due on said
Judgment, interest attorney fees. costs of suit.
and all accrulng costs.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. D, 1916
II. L. NEWMAN, Sheriff.
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Wiener Rrapfen.

Sin pfunb fein sefiebtes Msbf nitro
In cine S9ifel gegeben uno NIT elmer
lln5e 9efe unb einem ptnt mil1 elm
Dorteig angeribrt. SIT bie5er Seig
aesansen, 70 perben 3pei ln3en sers
lafene Butter, feds gieelb, elm Rafs
feelDffel 3uder uno etpas @al5 sus
geseben. Sooann pirb Der Seia
ti9tie bearbeitet, Bis er ii9 BON Der
S9ifel losl0f. Man itent ibn gum
@eben an einen fparmen Srt, aibt i'm
auf Elm Brett. rpGt ibn etpa feoerfiels
bid aus, ifi9t Jpn in Ser @r0Be elmer
aafeetafe aus, beftrei6t Jpn runbum
nit Gigelb. eibt In DIE Mitte ettpas
Nprifoienmus unb oedt es nit einem
5peiten altsgeito6enen Seig 5u. Auno
um bas Qpritofenmus oriidt man ben
Seig etnas sein, oamit bic bet6en Seigs
balften sufammenbulten, Iest iie ouf
elm nit MleH beitreutes 8fe9, beitrei9t
fie nit serldHener Butter unb oedt
cine Seroiette oariiber. @enn bic
aropfen aufssgangen inb, tperoen iie
aus beibem Gett gebaden uno, nit
.3fider beftreut, aanfgetragen.
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Die StraBe beraeiagt. 0ur6 Sen
stonbldleier fonnte man ieben, oaB
Elm fleiner, bartiger Mann in aaf-
ton uno Miibe Die 3iiael belt.
Sofia @Iias!" ihrie ser @raf
Dem 5ubrfuerf entgegcr. oeritide
ms 9efdaigit nidJt i'm Stalb!~
Ser SlitIdierenoe lieB Die gfcr0e
augenblidIi6 in Sd,ritt fallen, uno
ais Die Staubpolfe iid ein nenig
ner5oe, toltfte oits i6r oas moI6e-
tanute @eiiht elias &oienfelos, oes
9eiibers oes &romlaoens rulo ser
Sd)enfe sugIeif.
Ser fGeine Mann glitt bebenoe
pom Bod ltno mari BEN 3feroen oie
3iigeG ii6er Ben SaIs. 2angIatn sic
5ottigen aopfe gelenft, foIaten Tie
ibrem Serrn nod, Der nit boflidenI
gerbeugtnaen iid ser @ruppe nd
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pofhei = S6ubamt.

Der @trIsser Der .pnpiers 3eitung,.
Dr.~Sng. 3. {. 4arl 9pfmann, BOT On
ben Observation-Disclosures BON Berlin
folsenben srief eeridtet:
Berlin, SW. II, 10. Dttpber.
papierbaus, DeFauerfr. 2.
Guere GgseIen5
erlanbe id mir barauf bin3upeifena
baB .poliafi1 zines Der fdlimmiten
Sremomorte lit. neil i'm @olte oamit
pieIfu9 Der 8egriff elmer feinoli6en
ober unterbrudenoen Ma6t bertniipfi
pirD. .ShnBmann1 beaei9net baeez
gen portreffli@ bic nibli1e SGtiefeii
Der nit Nusfibrung ppli3eiliher MaBS
nabmen betrauten geamten unb fDnnte
au9 Die 9runolage fir beutf9e 8es
aei9nung oes 4mtes uno feiner Or
game biloen. ST erlaube mir oesbolb
Den Norf9lag, unftatt npoliSeiA
ySbubamt"
einaufibren unb 6araus 9e3ei6nnna
gen tut que NH9elteaIen dn6ulelfen.
9ana ereeben
Eurl 9ofmann.
Der PoIiaeisprdfihent anttportete
Ffalgenbes:
Ser pOIisei@4 rdiibtat.
Berlin, 18. Ottpber 1915.
6. 25, alegaRoerpIab 6.
t@aer !9o6poblseborsn
beitdtige id ben gmpfang bts eefGIi.
gen @dretbens bonn 16. biefes Mpnats
nit ersfbenftem Dante fir Ole nebers
mittluns Der oarin entboltenen nit
t~eilansen. 9ur4 Gefeb emgefiibrte
9eaeianungen f0nnen nntiirIiG muir
our9 @efet sednoert tperoen.
Sagon.
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H%o6(enmnngel in Jta(ien.

Dem r2otalsan3eiser@ fpiro aus
ebiaHo gemeIoet: Cine Sablrei9 be-
fu9te 9trfammluns BON 4oblenims
porteuren aus Genua. NailanD uno
1urin beThloB geftern in @enua Die
4bfenonns elmer RommifIion on 6ie
Re9ierung nit benz @uftrag, oiefef
Die unm0gli9feit Der 8oblenberfor<
gung Der itolienif4en Snoufrie barr
suIegen fir Den 5aa, DAB bic engItfde
Regierung fortfabrs, Der &oblenouss
fubr na9 Stalien S9pierigteitsn gu
bereiten. Die italienifde 9egierung
iDirb aufseforoert. enersifde Mabnat
men our 4bbilfe gu ersreifen.
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Sd iaerfartoffeIn.
apet Dfunb robe Rortoffeln tper0

3fpet pfunb robe &artoffeln peroen
gspaiAen, gef9dlt unb in glei9mG>
Btse, ni9t gu oide S9eib9en sei9nits
ten. Sn Der 8ratpfanne miro elm
ftarter 2Dffel Set betB sema9t Die
Rurtoffeln binein eegeben, bas notise
Sub barber seitreut: 3tpei Ger
tOerben nit 5pei nn5en 4dfe gut ber@
'ilopft unb in elmer fleinen SoGe Mil9
gut Dermengt, boriiber gegoifen. aaes
.sufdmmen gut ourdeinanber geriibrt
uno auf mabigem Seuer, in augebed>
ter pfanne, in breiBig Biz bierStg Mis
nuten. elei9 einem Sudden, auf beis
ben Seiten gelb sebraten pber unse<
oedt in elmer 8o9platte i'm Sfen selb
geboden.
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Ste Sdipper.
Gin Burt Der a%nerfennnug bntt
Telbmar{aal hDrt Madenien.

Mus grfurt f9reibt maj uns:
Gebr bibf9 f9iloert Elm @rfurter, Der
ben 8ries BET elmer Qrmierunsstruppe
i'm Often mitmu9t. etne 8eseenuns
Teiner Mbteiluns NIT @enerolfelomar<
f9aa bon Madenfen. Sur 3eit Der
sroben RuFenDerfOleuns purbe eine
MISUNDERSTANDING ben p~orbrGnsene
ben Sruppen na9sef9pben uno erbielt
fdliebGi6 Ben Nuftros, fir cine @orz
ppftenlinie, Ole eef6pa9t unb etpas
surideenommen tperben ionte, quite
Sdubengrdben uno bpmbenii9ere I'm
ieritdnbe gu bauer. unb i'm Sdpeibe
bes Mnge{i6ts arbeiteten Die Qeute,
bon benen bic Mebraabl aug Berlin
fannie, UNI ben pidtisen Quftrag
redtaeitig gu erlebisen. sic botten
au9 ibren gbrseia, unb Der peibbaas
riee 2anbfturm&9auptmonn fpnnte
fid auf iie berlaHen. S9pn mands
mol batten fetne 2eute ia bepiefen,
bab fe gu arbeiten perftanben, pbpobl
man es ibnen aner, un{dper onfab,
bob tie i'm Gipil fi9 nit rSaeeo,e
aGutapob," nSmottng," Sport
DreB" ooer r5rods" gu fleioen pftesz
ten. artes mar aber 3ries, nnb
Dienft eben 9tenft! sic batten fi9
lei9t, tpie ss benz 8erliner eigen lit, in
tire rleue Gage gefunben, unb baau
ben 9umor ni9t ~perlpren. 8ei ibrer
Nrbeit merften tie ni9t einmal, baB
aus Der boroeren Stenuns eine fletne
@ruppe Setter nabte; an9 Der 9auptz
mann mar 10 traumberlDren, oaB er
erft i'm lebten Mueenblid ben General
felbmarfdon ppn Madenfen nit feis
mem Stabe erfannte. gbe er re9t
our 8efinnuns fam, dfno feinen 2euten
Ndtung aurufen fpnnte, belt Der Mar<
fdan por ibm, nabm feline Melbuns
entsesen, uno lieB ii9 bie bier beob<
fidttste Mnlase erfldren. 0abei nabm
er - 10 beildufig = bic orbeitenben
2eute in Musenf9ein: sd CLAUDE, lie.
Der Serr 9ouptmann, sic baben Elm
bebor3ugtes aprps." Der alte Weibe
haar lddelte: ,,Meiit gerliner, grsel>
len3!!" .Na, bos bab' t9 bod sIei1
sefeben." Der 9ouptmann mahte
eth unbefinierbares @eiidt. Dos
beiBt, TN euten @inne," ergdn5te fih,
btefes bemerteno, Madenien: .Gs
f9einen CUTE Nrbeiter au fein." unb
Der 5auptrnann fang feinen 2euten
Elm 2oblieo. nNa. Damn beitellen Sic
ibnen meme Mnertennune un6 meinen
@uni6, bab ibnen biefs fd6ne @om-
merfrifde gut befpmmen mDse. sic
feben ia ole febr gut aug. Goreen
Sic alfo oufiir, oaB fie fi9 peiterbin
10 gut erboten, unb einmal bibI9 ses
Funb mad 9aufe fommen." Dem
9auptmaua freunblid aunideno, rift
Der 5elbmurf9an oabon. Sunbert
frif6e, branne 9efi1ter blidten Tim
nu6 uno ans bunoer. aeblen fties Elm
pSurrab1 fir ben 5elomorf1an gum
9immeI.
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@Iufxnz8rot.

Soq bas grot fir Diabetifer bes
itimut fetn, 70 muB es ousfdlieBlid
aus 9lutenzM ebf, MaHer, Sefe unb
Sab 5ufammenstfebt fem. @elbf
Mil9 oarf nur benust tperben, mem,
es nidt fir oieie afafe aeibenoe Be-
fttmmt lift. Gin 8iertel Sdfel6en
9efe miro In 5ipei Gbt1ffeln lautpars
mem WaFer aufsel0f. Dam nirb
EN- 9etg gemadt aus M2ebl, elm See
l0ffei SaI5, elm 9eel5ffei Butter, fem
tpetteres WGfer, nur bas 5efennaHer,
Der Seig muB fteif fein. Na6bem
ales ipobl permif9t tit, miro Elm aes
f9logenes @ftpeiB oarunter eemifdt
nno pteoer ouf9eben lafen. @pdter
tpiro 10 piel @latenS Waebl bin8ugefiigt,
nls gum 5ormen Der Qaibe nDtiq lit,
Der Sei9 muB tebt fpei9 fein un6 oorf
ni4t bel g~ebanobatt tperoen. @enn
er oann in Der 6orm nieoerum aufs
eegangen 1T, miro oas 8rot Bel mGBi>
ger 9iBe finfunoDier3is Minuten 9es
baden.
p Sin Se6ftel Stiid 6efe, cine
Safe marines Mafer, Elm gutter See
l0ffel 9utter, 3tpeiunbeinbalb Snfen
@lutens WlebI. Rt9t eeben IaHen, am
Nprgen NIT m0slidit tpenig Mebl bers
arbeiten, seben lahen, cine baI6e
Stunbe baden.
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Se fterreiaif9e &artoffs
felfuppe.

Die a~artoffeln neroen eef9Glt,
5eri9nitten. nit IL 3piebeln uno
Sala I'm @ofer earz unb gana pei9s
gefo9t, bonn our9 Elm Sieb seriibrt
unb pieber gum ap6en gebradt. So>
oann Derquirlt man ettpos Mebl nit
"a GBIOffsl faurer @abne unb l.
2 Sbeel0ffel sana miloem @His. eibt
bies, beftdnbie qrirlenb. In bic fo9sn<
De @uppe, IdBt fte gut our9fo9en uno
rihtst In erpGrmter Serrine an.
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berte, Die auf ben ~9ieienrano eetre-
ten mar. Inn i'm poriiber SUI Iaflen.
uGrgebenit gllten morgen, euer
@naoen, iunger Serrl@ Die 5tim-
me elias Goienfel0s ihien uieI
Stanb geldllidt 5l babcn. sd
fomme ans Der Stootl 6riIdJer
Sdinfen uno Gdn6erlahs, fuenir
Der Ser @rnf belieben. Nirdl eliten.
alten 2ofaier, elm @eleeeubeits
fnlf.~
(SortTeenno foIai j.
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RortpffeIfnppe.

Die seiddlten, 5erf6nittenen aarz
tpffeln neroen NIT porree (2au4),
peterfilientpur5el, Mobrriibe un6 Gel
lerte, 2prbeerblatt, @eniira, Sala
unb pfeffert0rnern sar unb fehr
tpeid eetodt, 0ann ribrt man bic
Suppe bur9 eth Sieb, fo6t fie nods
mails ouf, idmedt nod @ala ab uno
qutrIt ie NIT Elm Bis atpei In fourer
@abne ober In Mild berriibrten Gi<
opttern ab.
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H ElGHTEEN HOTEL

8as bebeutet ,fEbe Gisbteem"? Sos
bette 9oteI fir bas ~tpenielfe @elb IN Con
Nntonio. 3innner SOC. Musge5eiduete
MnbI5eiten 25c. Niebrige @~pesiolpa!en
per @ode. Sab Ffrei. grodett 6277. Sn
centraIer Gage. 902 GIb@NIan1o GtyaBe.
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morttIDb6en sur @uppe.

Cine l1nse Odfenmart ldBt mon
aerseben un0 ribrt es NIT eine 1nae
Butter lei9t, no6 unb no9 eibt mon
apei sar5e gier, bos 9eriebene BON
@emmeln, etpos fetn eetpiegte peter>
file, MustatnuB un0 9ula gu unb
formt nit einem &affeelDffel aus Der
MaKe alOsden, Die in to9en6e
Sleifdbriibe eineelest unb barin ses
fo9t peroen. Man sibt Die 9lOss
den in elmer flaren 9uppe.
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gen.
@ergoIoete 8ilberrabmen reintst man
BON S9muB, inoem man einen gang
uei6en, retnen S9pamm in Meinz
sffig tau9t uno Den &abmen febr por<
Ti9tie bamit iiberftrei9t, obne gu reiz
ben, Ra@ 8 Mtnuten ipiilt man tie
borft4tts NIT reinem Wafer ab uno
l6bt fe an etnem mdbig barmen Srt
trodnen, ohne gu beriihren.
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Or. eOnts Siridfclo, 9pe5ialiIt fir
gloien- uno Observation-Disclosures,
bat lest feline Office nod 1t7-4ts
Gibbs @ehGltoe bcrIeot.
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325 Mamo RIaaa -bubi6 m5bIierts
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nit 2 Getten $500 per @ode. Mltes
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bic lIria6e bon aranfbeiten, obne Gr5nsi
pber @eiier. -203 9usrler @ebGuoe,
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beiten am MrfnbrtsS unb gutsIn6rnass
apparnt. grodett 1925.
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Der @erieser Der .pnpiers 3situng,
+. {. 4arl 9pfmann, bot an
poiisei=p ~rdfibenten BON Berlin
folgenben Brief seridtet:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16

(Bv Leased Wire to New Mexicanl

DEMlNG, NM, March I5+Jmted States troops from Columbus
crossed into Mexico shortly after noon today according to al automobile
courier arriving here this afternoon from Columbus \ y Washington, 2; cy
March l5-Amercan troops are behevedto have crossed the Mexican bor-
der this afternoon, the first Of the expedition going to hunt down Villa and
his bandits H Ell Paso. Tex, March J5s-Renewed reports reached here
this afternoon, from unofficial sources that the American troops at Column
bus. and possibly other border points were entering Mexco or about to
start il. Arrivals d an afternoon train from Columbus said they could see
San Antonio, Tex March I5-ColsH ] Dodd, commanding the Second
Cavalry brigade, wa out Of communication this afternoon, and the fact
that his orders from General Pershng are believed to have been To cross
when ready, gave some basis for the report that he already > in MeMco. The
Seventh Cavalry, a unit Of his brigade, was moved today from EIachta to
the concentraion point, many miles west of Columbus. General Funston,
although without information regarded Col Dodds crossing AS very prob
able. Y = Ell Paso. Tex, March I5-Amercan troops began crossing the
border near Columbus, \. M, at l2s30p N today
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16
EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE TO
ENFORCE CENSORSHIP ALONG BORDER
tBy Leased Wire 70 New MexIcan.J

EI1 PAsO. Tex, March 15s-United States troops with camps broken,
were under marching equipment along the Mexican border west Of here at
transmission Of any information Of actual movements throughout the first
half OF the day The troops IN readiness were al Columbus and HachHa
N NJ
General Gavira, commandment at JuaTezt said today he had received in
formation that American troops had not vet crossed the border and that
they were awaiting permission from caranza before doing so.
Gavira said he believed Carranxas reply would be favorable,
night passed throughout the New Mexico border through travellers going
In all directions. BY morning wonIdbe spectators Of the movement were
humyng to the international boundary and giving statements about the
hour when the columns might move 48
Late in The forenoon, however the usual routine messages began ar
irving here by wire from Columbus and they cast considerable doubt upon
reports that advance guards were In Mexico.
Up to- a late hour in the forenoon, nothing had come from the Mex
lean side Of the border to indicate unusual excitement there or any Mex
lean troop movements
San Antonio. last night moved out Of p Paso. It's actual destination was
among the military movements which the authorities desired kept secret
4owN az HAcAlTA SCENE or RusYjrREPARATloNs
PARTIAL CENSORSHIP PLACED oMi NEW MEXICO TOWN
HAcHiTA. SIX MI March 15-The second cavalry brigade under com
mand Of Colonel George AL Dodd. completed Today preparations to move
tcrwWrd from cnbersons ranch On Vie border south of here into Mexico
z quick movement was expected. During the last few days supply trains.
aided by wagons and trucks Of ranchers, have been forwarding large sup
Tles to- the calpa on the border
ln,order that ne bases shall be IL constant communication with each
other by wireless, a station has been erected here by the signal corps.
me advancing columns are constantly providing location Of varions de-
tachncnts and movements Of supply trans. Al number Of motor trucks wa
con trains and two pack trains are being used toftransport provisions and
other supplies from the local railroad bases Atwhat point the troops are
vtanning 10 cross, and whether the western column viii travel to the south
cast cr southwest is only known TO the commanding officers
Largo numbers Of nen who know the interior OF chihuahua, and So
r0rn,a as we'll as Mexicans, have presented themselves for the dangerous
Mclk of undertaking To put an end TO raids 81 bandits under Villa
Capture. it is believed means death for the scouts The order is
faardcd BY patrols of infantrymen and numerous patrol camps ne located
tFong the railroad for a. considerable Distance east OF Douglas. Citizens OF
evcry caunty along the border are also being organized By the shemffs
For the present they are preparing to act as home guards but if a call
comes they expect to be ready to volunteer for patrol or any other anfy re-
After he above dispatch waa tiled to ri Pas6 early to-day it was report
IA at ~ Paso that a partial CENSORSHIP mad been established A uaosita
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16
Major Rufus j. P0Icn, Soldier
Pioneer and Banker is Dead;
City Loses Leading Citizen
President Of First
National Succumbs to
Pneumonia
STATE SUSTAlNS
A HEAVY LOSS

Major Rufus j. Paien, for nearly .
quarter Of a century president Of the
First National Bank Of Santa Fe, for
forty-four years a resident Of the ter
ritory and state, and one Of New Mex
ico's foremost citizens, died at mid
night last night al his home on Palace
avenue, after an illness Of only a few
days. He was s~eventyfhree years Of
age.
A cold contracted early last week
developed into pneumonia last Thurs
day night. and BY the following day
Major Paienss condition was scrious
However. his condition remained as
satisfactory as could be expected Up
TO Monday night. when he suffered 4
collapse, from which be wal unable fc
rally. About 8 o'clock last night he
Ispsed into unconsciousness death re-
sultinq four hpurb later.
Arrangements for the funeral,
which viii Be held from the Church
Of the Bo|Y Faith Thursdsy AFTERNOON
at go are being completed today
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16


WASHINGTON, p. c. March 49,
The senate today approved unan!-
mously the joint resolution adopted
BY the house yesterday to bring the
mobile army to its full strength,
which would add abcu twenty thous.
and men to the present establishment
The resolution NOW aoes to the
president for his approval. A roll call
on the resolution was ordered on re.
quest Of Senator Gallinger, who ex.
pIained that he asked It -for the pur.
pose Of demonstrating that there is
no division II the house over meas
ures TO provide nrotection for the
country"
There was p Q a dissenting vote on
the roll call.
Unanimous consent for c%onsidera-
ton Of the resolution was asked BY
Chairman Chamberlain. Of the milf
tary committee, is soon as the senate
assembled.
Senator Nardalnans Democrat, urged
Immediate action for the moral sup
porl il would give 10 the campaign
against villa. but the vote was delay
ed while Senator Newlands, Demo
crat, spoke on preparedness, and
urged his proposal for a Joint con
CONTINUED on page four.l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16

Tnan Rilhoo mn nj pasn catfleman.
III, ~.
ar1iyeu nele eouas anu sly tnas n1
had paid banuits Sl,50U ransom re
said he was captured a few miles
south Of the Texas border, along
what Is known as the big Bend ooun'
try, some 200 miles castor here. Hp
said his captors we're Ri men wEo
claimed to pc Vhlistas: Friends from
III Paso took the ransom % pilnl =
tnen, alteE Lecelyihs Fne uaohpg1 ~,
2 salu' soMs u ny 0apspls xantsu
Q snoos mn ailsnow. Me-
WIG LAY ~ ~ mons 1870 ~
alty, sns 1saus, stossSu ans1 800 49,
Win n5vo4, Nv wn0 = sp@s s, en nane~a
sean nag Slo'evV " .easn, ~ cyllesteu
py the Danu from various
General Gavira, after stating that
the American troops had not entered
Mexico, said:
MY commander at Palomas, Gen.
eral Bertani. informed me that the
American commander at Columbus
asked him what the attitude Of our
first chief would be toward American
troops passing upon Mexican soil;
am now awaiting q reply. But 1 feel
sure that my instructions will be fay-
IN 10 n n EAIA0AYW ma los ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16

@The excitement, SO far as ! am
able to learn is entirely on the
American side Of the border. i
haven't heard of any single authentic
aase OF Cafraneista soldiers threaten.
ing the persons or Americans. Per.
haps a few individual soldiers have
called the Americans names. as have.
been charged. but ! have myself
often been called names on the Amer.
icon side. Our forces r well under
discipline and there Is no likelihood
of nj outrage against Americans of
any sort"
Gayira added: Il know that thers
has been none Of the reported resent.
ment among my men. We are all
friendly disposed to the United States
and her citizens"
During the early hours this morn
ing the censorship, behind which ev.
cry important move al Columbus. Is
being cloaked. cut OH information from
Columbus completely. Persons who
rassed through Columbus late yester-
csy. said the troops there were break
ing camp.
Messages from Columbus began
roming through the censor into FL
late this forenoon, but they made
mention Of troop movements,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-16
Von 7irpitz Has
Resigned, Report
From Berlin. no
Reason Gipen

(Ry Leased Wire to New Mexieau)
New York4N. Y, March i5-Infor
nation reached New York from Ber-
lin today that Admiral Q Tirpitz,
The German minister Of marine, either
has resigned OF is upon the point Of
~reslerine, the Morgan Post announces.
The announcement has been made at
keflin. but the source of 1.-The informa-
ton, the paper states, lustifies csnfi.
dence. No reason for the resignation
Is disclosed.