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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
Sm unteriroiiaen 2OnOOu.
Bon 3 iepb 6errinss.

] Man pirb iid erinneru, bab in ben
Sabren 1909 unb 1910 in ben ensliz
| liten 3situnsen pisl BON unierirbiideH
Deip6Iten i'm Ssr5.n 2onoons seiabeit
ltrurbe, pO anssbIih bon beutiasr
Gtits sesen 10000 @etpebrs uno
WaHn Don Wlunition aufseltape!t
itisn. Damit io!ltsn. 10 ipubien bic
Weiien BON JIeet Street 81 er5dbIsn,
bic beutf6sn aeIlner uno bic beuis
lbsn Glsris in Der gitp beipdffHet
rperDsn, iobaIb in Berlin osraries ses
gen GnsIanb srildrt iein piirbs. Die
eans iisf in bic Ssbeimniiie Der
,S.utia.n 0eridtp6rung" singetpeiht
iparen, perristkn fogar, bab einiss
b:sier untsrirbiiten geiu0lbe als aas
lftrnen bienten, in benen nahiIi9
Mafisniibunasn ita!tfarben.
Den Wiifenben ipareu iol6s G&ous
ermGrGen cine Gueas unenbliasn Der
eniieens, obsr bic urtkilsIuie Wsbrs
belt bes ensliihen Bodies f4Dor auf
bic WobiIifiruns bss unteriroii9en
2cnbons" (fpie .s in Der Rabaupreiie
hisb) mi! bsmfslben blinben 0Iauben
ME auf bic .fli.ssnbsn SoIIdnber",
bic Elm .sabr ipGter unnd6iIif iiber
rsn britiitkn Snfeln eri9iener.
Nlan maIis bamaIs ben ssufel on
bic Wanb, aber er fam in gang dnbe'
rer gsitali in bic Dsli. als man ers
fpartst butte: osnn niht Berlin srildrte
ben aries an England, fonbern Sons
ron forbsrie DeuiidIanb btraus uno
fHppr. es pernidten 81 molten.
Das unisrirbiIhe aonbon fpieIt
alleroings cine Roae i'm Wtlitrisse.
aber cine gang anbers, aIs bic Mabaus
bldtier DON 1910 propbSeit batter.
Tie meifien bsutf4en aslInsr iinb bic
beutftkn giipeIeris iinb berariis BON
ben furHtbaren grsigniiim Der eriter
gneuittase 1914 iibsrruidIt iporben.
bab fie benz Rufe su ben Wafien
nitt mebr na9 9eutihlanb foIgen
fcnntsn. Statt In bic unierirbiidtn
9frfsnoIs, bic nur in Der franttn
pbantaiie Der 5eber ppn JIeet
@ireet sriftirtsn, rpaHberten fie in bic
Sniernirunsslaser. Die aonbonsr
bdthien fhon gar niht mehr an iie.
nod on bic untsrirbifden Gepolbs.
0a ipllttn lie on bic lebttren III re4t
lnangsnsbmer Wsiie erinnert iptrben.
gegsn Wlitis bss Sabres sri4einen
iiber Der ensIiIben 5auptitabt zines
Ha1ts sisdniiife Mefsn, bic Geuer
IprilMsn iinD Siabl reanettn.
Weib 0ott! bic .fliestnben 9olldns
ber1 tparei 3eppelins, bic S4auers
mdr1su BON 1911 ipdbr seporben. |
Gan5 2rnbon ftarrts unb itaunie nHb |
psredb Oh bes plumbers bic Gefdbr. |
Damn fisl BON 6immsl bas llnbsil
btrab - Elm iiberiniittigss Doll gu
3iidtissn.
Was bdnn gejhab, spirb ipobl zines
1ages monhss BUD fiillen. Mir mol
ZEN uns bents nlr bas .unterirbiihe
Qonbon4 untsr Der ginpirfung Der
3sppeIinbeiu&s bstra4tsn.
Beginner mir nit Der ihIihten
SdiIbsruna zines llnfsrsrunobdbn.
4samtsH, BON ber i'd erIt eben burh I
linen Nsutrdlsn &enntnib srbdItsr
jabs: .Haum mar bic sris Bonnie e.. L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

Die un.eriu II hunsen, tpels
DE bic aGufers2iga psranitaltst bat,
IuHen eriebsn, DAB es nit Der pielge.
riibmten ameritauiI6sn proiperitdt
niht ipeit Der 1T unb baB 3uitdnbe
obipalten, ipsI9e auf sleider Stuie
nit bem glenb bes 9onboner Sitenos
iteben. Das lls6el offenbart iid, tpie
in gnaIanb unb aud in anberen 2dns
bern in Der Seimarbeit> SnDuitrie. bic
in Rem yort iebr melt perbreiiet 1T.
liir ben Seimarbeiter sibt ss feline
Irbeitsaeit. WeNn Die Sonne aufs
sebt, mug er ans Wert uno Derbleibt
bubsi bis Mitternadt. Die sdnSe
Samilie biz berab gum aiHce i'm sarr
tefter Utter mub Sanb ans Wert
legen, um einen aObn 5u er5ielen, Der
ni9t ausreidt, I'M ben Suneer gu
fti[Ien, Die GoIsen finb elm ebeniO
sntisbIifes t0rperlibes Siedtbum,
pis cine seiftise llmna9tuns. Inter
biefen @erbdltnifen lam es niht
iiberrai9en, tpenn bic @erbrauders
aisa ii6 NIT bem 9lanr befabt, bic
Setmarbeii burd sefebli9es 0erbot su
samit aud bieie aIaiie Der
Woblthaten Der itautliden iSiiriorse
bur6 aontrolir1ne Der grbeits5eit
unb Der fanitdren 3uftdnbe 5u tbeil
perbe. Die Jplseu tperben ielbitpers
cine grbObung bes arbeitse
IobRes iein, aber mir iolIten msinen,
Dab iid gum Wtnbeiteu Der foSiuIs
9ebante burheearbeitet bat, bab Der
staat tein fosialss glenb burd 2obns
hinberei ouftpmmen Iaffen bart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

DER neueite 8eridt iibsr bic
@etffan0isuns 3ipifdbsn Deutfdiano
rab ben Der. Gtaaten lautet, bat gfs
itsrss niat bic @erisntuug Der .auib
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

Sas 8srfpredsn, iid in
5aLe ibrer grtpabIuns nit einem 2er'
min 5u besniisen. 1T nur bon Spei
aurerttanii9en PrGiibenti ihaftssaan.
bibaten seseben porben, bon 5apes
urp BON WiliOu. RopispeIt bat err
tIGrt, bab er feline 8erufuue. bic ourd
ben SDb pon MaoaiuIsp entiianb, als
einen pollen Ssrmin auiebe unb Dab
er, nahbem er fit einen pollen 1ermin
ertpdblt ipprben mar, tbatiadlid 5pei
5ermine inne sebdbt unb Der guien
ameritaniihen TRADITION eemdB iih
ni9t pieber I'M bic prGiioenti9aft
betperben perbe. Gbrli9 bat nur
!6apes iein @ort gsbaIten. gr maate
ni9t bic lsiieits 9trftrenguns, ii9 I'm
einen neuen Sermin gu beperben.
RooisDelt btat isin 9eripredeu, in
bem er 2aft ME &anbibatur itreitis
mahte unb oIs ibm bieies ni6t ses
lang, sing er 70 melt, cine SpaItuns
in Der republitariIdn partsi berpors
surufen. Sebt pirb aud WiNpn bes
Wortbruts se5iebsn. neil r troB
bss 0eriprehens in Der 8aItimorer
platform, pab Der bemotratiids adns
bibat, ipeun gepG9lt, iih ni9t I'm eis
nsn 5ipeiten 9ermin betperben iperbs.
einen iol6en eritrebt. Seine @sribsis
bigger ipoIen ibn bamit entidulbisen,
baB bic platform aufseiteGt rpurDe,
ebe bic Romiudtipn srfOlgt mar. Sas
1T tsine Re6tfertiguns. Wenn sr Der
Gnii4t mar. bab bic Ylatorn in bie=
fem auntte niht Der 6ffentIiden
Wpbtfdbrt entfprsde, mar WiHon
Derpflidtet, bic aaubioatur absus
lebnen, sumal ibm tein 9ebeimnib
mar, ipesnegen bic oemotratii1e pdrs
tel bds 8srIpre9en leiitste. Die Gr.
fubruns bat ge5eigt, bab prdiibenien,
fObalb iie ins 9lmt seIangt finb, iEr
hduptfd9lidites @usenmert baraut
ri6ten, eiuen 5peiten Sermin su ers
Iansen urb su biefem gebufe alien
prin3ipien untreu fperben unb ale
auf bas Gffsntlide Dobl
Bel Seits ieben. Oas po[lte bic be-
motratifde partei perbiiten. Sic
bate iid fir elm prosraum entfdie.
ben, fpeldes ibre 4nfdauunsen ibsr
Jortidritt. 9oIfsnobl unb CUTE Ser.
tpaltuns barlegte unb lie fpolIte pers
bitten, bab ibr prdfibent ale bieie
SrunbTdbe iiber Borb iparf, lin iid
'iueu 3psiten Sermin gu fi4ern. Die
anbdnger Wiifons ionnen baber ni9t
JsItsnb MAIDEN, baB Der parda-apb
Jeesn ben orpeiten 2ermin nebeHdds
.i9 fsi. Gs mar, iDie mir gs5eigt bas
ben, bamit elm beitimmter unb Elm
pi9tigsr 3ped perfriipft uno fpis am
yebro4t Der paragrapb mar, bas seist |
,cs @erbaiten Wilfons. gs gibt fsin |
grinsip, oas er ni8t sspsdieIt uab |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
Sunusrstao, ben 8. scbrnar 1915.

etn DuBenb beutfde MDfpen
tpiirosn bic britifden SeelSp.n i.br
baIo bartoisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

Der Senat bat burh oas snt,
fheioeHoe 8otum bes @iseprdFoenter
Narihaa cine Sin patrrt, rpelde Der
SlSrdiibentsn anpeiit, nidt friibsr aIs
in 5fpei unb niht fpdter als IN pie,
Sabren bic SouperGnitdt Der Yer
Staaten iiber bic pbilippinsn su be:
enoen. SolIte dber Der prdiibent mad
bier Sabren Der 9lnii9t iein, bab bic
Ybiltppinen fir eine unabbGngise Re;
gieruns ni4t retf iinb, bann lou er
bic SouperdnitGt ni1t anerienren unb
Dem &onareb barber Melbung err
ftatten. Sas lit cine ftiimperbafte Gr>
lebiguns elmer ipid,tisen Ingelegenbeit.
slus bem @prbebaIt, bab bic Soupes
rdnitdt nidt beenoet iperben fpI, ipenn
bic Ybilippinen fih ielbit ni1t regies
rem tDnnen, 1T srii4tli6, oab Der Ses
nat 3tpeifel iiber bieie Sdbisfsii best.
Sa tpdre es bod ribtiger, nit Der
geeHbisung Der Gou0erGnitGt gu mar
ten, big ale 3Deifel gefdnuubeH ftHb.
Was man aus bemptratiihcn
areiien in Maibinstou ornimmt,
ldbt nit Der grDbten 9eutlidteit ben
Wunit ertennen, eiuen anberen prGs
MISUNDERSTANDING als Wilion
duf5uiteIen. 9iele oemotratiide aony
ersbsMitglieber ertldren, lie ieien in
8erlegeHbeit. mas iie bem @olts iasen
fousn. lin bic Ianee Reibe Don Wiber,
fprii9en, bic Der prGiibsnt in ieinem
jesisen programm uffenbart, gu rechts
fertissn. Der prdiibent sDingt lie.
nas, mas iie pur einem Sabre eliibenb
gelobt baben, aIs einsn Srrthum biR<
suiteaen. glber sIeidaeitis pirb ere
tannt, bag Der praiibent burd feline
Butronase uHo iein 9eamtsubeer gu
feit oerihan5t 1T, aIs baB man ibm
bic domination itreitis MAIDEN tDunts.
Gs 1T ielbitDeritGrtolib. bab eiue iolde
Stimmuns gesen ben prdiioeutsn uno
fsin proerumm niht oerfeblen fam,
auf oos Wablreiultat ein5uipirten unb
Wilions WiebererpGbluns ielbit D.
motraten als 5DeifeIbaft erideinen 5a
lafsn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24
by Their Fruits
Ye Shall Know Them

Imbbclism dominated Ticrnalo county for years. What
progress did the county make under that rcannc9
Did IMbhcl make amy effort the county Offices
models Of honesty and efficiency
/, il a fact that roads cp,rabc shape and
That little nothing done improve thcm9
Was he always alert supcrintcndcut of public instruction
To improve the school system of the comty|
Wore teachers selected competitive
the schools used pay political debts without any particular
regard % the fitness of the teachers
Dij hc lower the aud make living conditions better for
The native people u the rural Districts
How many school houses he instrumental in having built
Did eighteen days the passage of the Springer bill
1901 draw from the treasury of BcwaIo county fo Ia
days visiting schools - a day, total OF ,675Y
Did ho OG day. after the payment of this b present another
for like for visiting schools and receive payment
therefor
Did be- about days after the payment ,h, second hl
present rd for the and receive the money
thereon
Did be- during period 225 days p.ymcn,
for 40 day, visiting schools
Wa- it not alk that the who did no, support
lubhom would always find hi, higher than those of
who were uci nap % the side ot Va" bo>S'
bid lIubhcll stand for free and honest ballots
Wce allowed under ms reign, express their wills
ur poI-'
did lIbdl stand for off, for and h the people,
Doc ilubhc> record public official IN Bcrualo county
than send 20 the u'oa States ,natc'
Has uhbr ever demonstrated any maur that hc is the
kind c people New Mexico should have represent
thcm u the hphr, awmalne body ia ruc hnd
Would uhhcl 10 the senate discharge his duties there
hc hc discharged rhom puh, official in
Bcralilo county,
short have hc people ior hcIcyiup that Hub
bell changed amy years that hr has 'cpculed and
proui>d % lead q upright political life
By their fruits Sc shah know them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24

Galveston. Ten tni - shorty
after iury had been obtained IN ~.
Tenth District court tudiN tp try JOHN
'up,aud OF Marshall ToNn- for mur-
dor .n connection with the kilng q
Nuiiam BLACK ava nuti-,Htholr lc'-
ur'r Iudr, ClaNstuuc Briggs is~ucd
yu order that IN" court would mot
permit the testimony ia the Ease 20 Doe
puulI.hc
Judge lr.es explained ina, publ.
cation of the testimony would make
almost impossible IN, selection ~ %
iHN a' The impending tr'1l, 81 Gcorrc
Ryan and george T.cr two othor
Marshall citi2"us. charged with taxi
uE part .u ~ kHlns .f Black uu
February o lNlt.
Tnr publ, vII no admitted 20 an
session however Tho judges ord,r.
WHr" based nu pnrtgrdpn n the
r,Na= .tatures relating go lihcl Un-
der this. he -a.d. testimony 10 De- adj
iu.od would ho privileged matter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24
CITY IS
AGAIN ATTACKED BY
VILLA, IS REPORT
Chief Bandit and His Forces Have
Reached the Outskirts of the
Town and Trevino Is Being
Engaged in Battle

san Antonio TcN. oct e. Com
lrmatiun uf the report that Villa fut-
tcs have rcr he'd the outskirts ut
, hihuahup city and wore fighting on
the suburbs with Genrrlj Tr'Viuu g
command was contained 40 dispatch
received today hy General Funston
from General Bel commanding at
tl rasp General Boli~ report is un-
dor.tuod tu bee based ur Information
transmitted hs General pcr4hins
commander "f American troops 90
McNtuo.
That the people Of chihuuhua ha',
h,cuse panic atrickeu a. a result 81
Villas advance uu the oity inlluWln-
hie recent victory at Palomas over
'arrauk1 troops. commanded hl Gou-
cral pIuna, was stated IN the dis.
patch
Information has reached army cir-
clos from several sources that General
Trey .uu is short of ammunition 10
va- pointed out that this might a,.
count Tor his failure 90 take more as-
RrcssiNe action lFlius the bandits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24
On Both North and Southeastern
Fronts Won Mackensen Con.
,ilues to Hammer at Enemy
and Win Important Ground
ALLIES LOSE HEAVILY
IN FIGHTING ON sOMME
French and British Operations, in
an Attempt to Break Through
the German Lines. Fail With
Heavy Casualties.

on both the north ana southeast.
cru Eum,uinn f,nut, The .i.dr,b,u.
mct blow. If m. Teutoric ,liic. ar.
r,rHt nlt,,unr out IN. Huu,pi,p.
lturs and fotcirp then, hack
r.l.,.,, ,.., ,,
a.. t'. 1t
,.''''''',n n, n'"N'
'..'@ ~. '"' '''' ""''' ".',, I'''
-. 80, n,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24
In Battle Around Prcdeal Pass
They Rush TO the Assault Sing
ing Songs, Trench Warfare For
saken for the Open Fields
RUMANIANS FLEE LIKE
A BIG SWARM OF ANTS
They Are Unable to Withstand
Terrible Fire of the Enemy and
Are Obliged to Seek Shelter in
Forest Above Town.


~ ''''- ''HN'
fASS. Edmanian Frontier WIN
General Won FllkcuhHsu. ARM .
.,., D.. IL, r.Yrict r. Berlin. ,I..
''''''.'
I' 'i"nhd li"d'W f".s the Nes"'l'-
i'i fr'. '"ii''p pon"'ni .i-i''" N''i-
"us ''til"'h ana huht'li'n 'h'''''
p"-'li"he "h'f' 'i' "'h "hu'n'"I ''u
hN E'"'ni'u IRE. k'p' Hp l'''i''
h"W"artw'ni "I ih' "pp"sint p"~'-
u"us n ih' 'impoiS0 I'l N.' in''si'h
OF hHn"uH The mon went "i th'li
W'it ih almost h"idN -plIIH i''
II b. WIN % sense "t i''p ''I'l th'l
ih' ''ru'n ana hHnH''Hu@ h'''
"'Ii.'i Hl" "'u 'Ili' "'.' l'i' ''
hhd ih'n 'h N'n'h warfare "l own
90 r'-i'n ana thrown lh'"e''F' ''
q. 'b'' ' .''' ''''''"'' -H''''s' ''''
u was scarcely h"iicNf'I" mat 'i'''
two year, 'i 'ircuu'h. li. At tine
u"ul nPHN men +h"I.d rush 600 uI'
% .-"'.l wan -'u@N. }'' N ,- l" u"
hI.h ih' UNIVERSAL I'"ii"E mere "i
H''liu+ N.'t i"' @h" mas set q"
i'nrn overs W' "i Wodctu warfare
Contributes mn'h, Though the Ger
man ana hungarian iuiautt men were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24
Repression of the
Liquor Traffic Is
Favored by Church

So Louis. oct - The hous" OF
deputies of he Protestant Episcopal
General convention today adopted a
resolution fhNor'uE ".u,h action .n
uar legislative l-.r ruui,v t-.uli pre-
servo the Urg" INTERESTS of temper
lr,. ana aid p the repression or the
NYuHr uaHlc
IN ,r,-olufIou Wps 1dup'cl a. the
ruHu'i ot . mcmorlu, presented hN
Ilurcf. lyudo Str'sou u nNnHn "
Nuv York acting loo behalf u' the
church Temperance society.
Tho house Of drru-I'a ALSO adopted
3D. resolution un,r,d hN Rev D. N
Sh.EI.r of seattle. calling 'or 20 ma
'.rU censorship OF uu.Ina picture.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-24
Everybody Must Help
To Relieve the Car
Shortage Situation

NV FNOTITF FT'FfTu TNfsoN WiTTT
state and federal authorities tus,rnor
With tn" uuifrd efforts u' civic bod ,..
railroads and uppor. t- necessary
- bring relief from ih, Hr'ulrs' ui-
tun wide coun,.t.ul ana noriagv of
Wc.sh' Dars iu "a drcpd', according go
20 statement ssucd hst ulsht ay E
~ jcn,ry Of Sew Nork chairman of
the board uf director uf the Denver
a Ilu Gundr Railroad company
tie declared chat tho shortage ~
ru, ro the nch of ships To handle cN-
pur' husIucs. thousands of ears hr-
pr 'ci up ~ s'Iports
iir uraod ih1t ',rlN means po.s.hlo
be- employed .u A.u.iur triaNa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
Carranza Said to Have Re-
fused Privilege to Ship
Supplies by Rail.
9 SPIES EXECUTED
AT JUAREZ, IS RUMOR
Shippers Reported 10 Have Fired
on Americans Riding on
Border Road.


FL Paso, Tex. March 27.--Reports
described as unofficial were received
tonight by Brigadier General Bell
commanding the Fort Bliss base, that
General Carranza had refused the
United States the use Of the railroads
in Mexico for the transportation o.
supplies 20 General Pershing's field
forces Fs said he would regret sucn
action. for, while it would be possible
TO supply the troops by motor trucks,
as at present, the cost would be heavy
and transportation difficulties in wet
weather would be greater than at pres
ent. The local Mexican consulate was
uniformed on the railroad negotia-
tions.
Carranza troops this afternoon capt
ured on the Juarez side Of the Interna-
tiolal Bridge nine Mexicans who had
been released to-day from the Fl Paso
Jail. The fate OF the nine men to-
night Is in doubt. but the belief is very
general that they have been executed.
ne A4lf lLtl Icu bftA a. ANoNNA VA
suspicion OF being Villa spies. Arrest
ed when the local situation was tense,
they were held until the tension was
relieved Then they were deporled as
undesirable citizens. CarrauZa officials
in Juarez, learning that the men were
20 be sent across, were prepar ] 10 re-
ceive them.
Z. A. Talbot, an American. arrested
on suspicion Of being Villa spy, was
released on his promise 10 leave the
border, bat was not sent 10 the Mexican
side.
Official Mexican advices given out by
Consul Andres Garcia to-day, based on
a dispatch from General Bertani. placed
villa still in Fl Oso canyon. This is
dscredited by reports made by General
Pershing 10 General Funston that Villa
had escaped from Cauo's Mexican
forces and is far south OF Namiqulpa,
pursued by American cavalry
Aiaaii in the water is causing the sick
list Of the American army .u Mexico
20 grow heavier daily. At first it was
the heat and dust Of the desert and the
fatigue Of the long. forced marches that
were responsible for many men being
sent 10 border hospitals from the field.
Intestinal troubles follow too fire.
quent use Of the scant water Of the
desert country, and the border hospitals
are feeling the effect in the increased
number Of men invaded from the
south. To-day fourteen soldiers, thir-
teen OF them III with intestinal disor-
ders. arrived at the base hospital az
Fort Bliss. All attribute their illness
20 alkaN in the water. Many are III
who have never been sent out. only the
more serious cases being sent 10 the
base hospital or - the field hospitals.
Arrivals to-day tell Of a baseball
game played by teams Of the 9Th and
18th Infantry in the Mexican town OF
Palomas. 1t was the first diversion the
men had in the line OF sport since leav-
ing the border II was the first base
ball game ever witnessed by the ma
tives.
Too much information Of army move
ments and Of conditions where Ameri-
can soldiers are operating m Mexico is
coming out through letters written by
officers and men to wives, sweethearts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
BANDITS RAID RANCH;
U. S. TROOPS ON TRAIL
Two Detachments of Cavalry in
Pursuit of MeXicanS.

FL Paso, Tex, March I'll Mexican
bandits tonight raided the ranch Of
Henry Kelley. two miles west of Fa-
bens. Tex. and thirty-two miles cast
Of this city.
Two detachments Of the 9Th Cavalry
arc in pursuit Of the bandits. One
troop started at full gallop from Fa-
bens. two miles from the ranch; the
second left Ysleta. some miles on the
other side. at the same time IN an Ell
fort to cut them of from the river.
Mr.. Kelley was notified by long
distance telephone message from ms
foreman. The foreman said the raid
ers were supposed 10 have come from
Guadeloupe, across the river from fa-
bens. The Mexican employees on the
ranch held them off in q battle IN
which more than hundred shots were
exchanged. ,
Mexican snipers, hiding in the brush,
are shooting at Americans as they pass
in automobiles between Fort Hancock
and Van-Horn. Tex. Armed Mexieans
70 the number Of 500. believed TO be
bandits. are opposite Shafter, Tex, and
the men of Shafter, a mining town,
have organized for protection.
Late to-day Ed Jones. Of Nan-Horn'
advised f. Paso officials that he was
fired on to-day by eight Mexicans as
he was going in his car from Nan-Horn
TO Fort Hancock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
TURNS SLEUTH, WINS
BACK WEDDING FUNDS
Paterson Mans Ruse Traps
Finder of Lost $500.

Paterson. y. J.. March 27.-Five hun
dred dollars reposed in a wallet in an
inside pocket Of Walter Wilson's coat
the other day as he gleefully set forth
20 visit his brde-to-be and inform her
that he was ready 20 assist in the
selection Of a fiat full Of furniture.
But he did not reach Midyale, the home
of Miss Helen Clark, 20 whom he is en-
gagged, that day Before he arrived
there he discovered that the price OF
his furniture had disappeared.
After a DAYS search Wilson discov-
cred that an employe Of mill near
his home, in Haskell. had found a wal
let containing $500 and had quit his
Job and gore 20 New York. Learning
the name Of the man. Wilson boarded
d New York bound train and, by bit
Of sleuthing. found the lucky workman
and told him that the mill owners were
ready 20 pay him an increased salary
if he would return 20 a better Job.
The returning man found a policeman
waiting for HIM instead Of a mill
owner. however, and he finally ad-
mitted that he had found the money
and turned over 20 Wilson an order on
the New York bank where he had de-
posted IT,
Tomorrow Wilson and Miss Clark
will begin their belated furniture shop
ping. and the wedding will take place
on April I. IS previously announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
PLAN TO SEIZE RICHES
OF CHURCH IN MEXICO
Government Hopes Thus to Meet
Cost of Money Issue.

Mexico City. Mexico. March 27.-Ihe
pub,ished announcement that the Mex
lean government was considering The
ACCESSIBILITY Of taking over all the per
sonal and realty holdings Of the Cath
olic clergy throughout the republic
created somewhat Of a sensation here
this morning
The clergy in the states Of Michoacan'
Puebla. Queretaro and Jalisco are re-
puted 70 be immensely wealthy ~
Jewels. lands and works Of art. which
are held ir trust for the Church II
is said appropriation OF these by mo
government for their couvers on INTO
cold with which 90 swell the reserve 70
be accumulated for the redemption OF
The paper money issue made necessary
by the revolution. would solve Nexico's
present economic difficulties. Govern
ment official declarations place inc
present paper issue at 5OO,OOO.OOO
pesos. with an Insignificant metallic
reserve for its redemption.
The government is making every ef-
fort 20 accumulate as rapidly as pos
sible the necessary reserve that the
now issue Of 100000. 900 pesos, which r.
purposes 70 put forth some time IN
April. may be sufficiently guaranteed
20 stabilize exchange without the ne
cessity Of resorting to foreign loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-28
HEAR TORREON FALLS
TO VILLAS FORCES
Refugees at Border Say Resist.
ing Towns Are Sacked.

Galveston. Tex, March 27.-After 8
guerilla warfare Of several days, Vii
lstas have taken the city OF Torreon
and are in complete possession Of the
southern sections Of the States Of Chi
huahua and Coahuila. according TO in
formation reaching the border to-day.
In this fighting, dispatches declare,
many lives on each side have been lost
and while the Carranza troops have not
been really defeated. they have with
drawn to await reinforcements said to
have been sent.
Whether Torreon was sacked could
not be learned. as refugees left before
the city was completely invested. As
the city has always been a Villa strong
hold. it is believed it Will not be mo-
Reports declare that the principal
cities in the southern parts OF Chihuac,
hua and Coahuila are IN the hands OF
Viliistas Those showing opposition
are being robbed and burned. II IS es-
timated by border reports that ful!y
ten thousand Villistas are operating IN
these sections.