davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
Sic Iirlna Geo. Me. gcdhtel &

Sic Iirma @eo. sc. @cdtel &
50. bat mdbrelto bes pergangelten
Wonats cine balbe Million Collars
Mllnicipal gpllos aufgefaltft, Die be-
fonl1tlid) itelterfrei lino. Ser albjas
nerlclbel 9ebt por5iiglid, 10 oaB Sic
gel1annte 5irlna in Ser Sage lit, INF
nler lpeitere gonOs nlf5lttaltfen. Sic
@edtel 50. lit cine Ser grDBtan ST
llan5firmen iii ibrer gralthc i'm M1it=
telmcItel1. Mian bead5te sic Mnseiae
be5ilglid) Ser pfferirten 8oros an al1=
ocrer steQe I'M 9latt.
Sri. 2altra Mc 9a1iels u1to
Charles Wariner, sic beioe aus Neo=
ria, 81, itarnn1en, ml1roen gelterr
DON Sricocnsridter 2pllis Goboepig
clllollocr .angetrM,t. 3ie Iralllll1a
Der jltngen 2el1te, Die beiOe inn Sitter
bon 80 Sabren iteben, farto in ser
tStootballc ltott. Iie @ral lit sic
Sod}ter BON @crr1 ur1o 1Srau G6ar=
les McIanicls, mabreno ser grauti=
gam Der sohn BON @crrll 1lllo 1Srall
Sobn Mariner lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31
6taot unb Gnu y,
Gr,itas, Oen 81. Mar5.
aleius @taot=M euigfeiteu.
Set Sltiten, grfdlt,ingen 1tim.
TIMER 8rltittbee, grl1Itpaltiaen unb
&uitenbaliam. Niepe's Mpotbefe.

ANleI SIHlllDee, SIHllpulIlleH Hlu
&%uitenballam. Niepe's Mpotbefe.
Ser superpiiorenratb bat in
elmer fiir5lid a~baebaltcnen SpeSiol=
pcrianmlllng ole folgenocn Slinoen=
&elliiunelt, $3.50 per sSabr, crlaltbt
gOaar s. Noanls, 6. n1o 9raop
StraBc.
I iSreo $. Barton, sos Main Str.
Margarct 3nnnion, 519 oltl. Z.
Strabc.
Siobel @rapes 202l 2eG(airc st.
Nolll 9, alal1ldl 216 mcltl. 6ront
StraBc.
0lab $. Carr, ecGloirc, So.
Sames Moralt, @ern1al1iaa Sonic.
Mnna &ailig, 6t3 @arrcn Str.
MarD 6. saparl, 102 1=3 oitl. 2.
Strabc.
Ioup .. Ierrp, 322 grolpn Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-31

@adstbuu lll,o lire @rpiperitat NM
lhdisbar.
9'ad Sen scscmpartiscn 9n5eidcn
miro @err @r9p Mncllcr ntprgcn nit
Der grD6tcn Stimn1cn5abl mtcbcr err
mdblt lucrocr1, bic CT jcn1als crbaltcn
bat. CT bot iih ols gutter unb getreue
CT @eamtcr crluielcn l1no Sic @iireer
niiniden, i'm i'm an1tc 5t bebalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29

Sekt ideint audi bic Offeniipe Ser
GentralnfGdte an Der 6mlgariId.
ariediidlen 0rense bespnnen 81 bn-
ben. Cine biilgariide Mrunee bDa
itngefGbr $4,000 Nfnnn, Die anseb-
lid bon OeittIdyen Dffisieren befeb-
Iigt iuirb nnb amd bentid)e &aballe-
rie BET itd bat bat bic sriedpiide
grense iiberidJritten. Sic bat bic
griediid)en syprts 9ragptim, Spatu-
DO nnS Gonpel gerommen um6 mar
ld)iert jett anf ben Safen &aipallu
am aegGiden Meer at, 6em pDrlGm-
figen 3ieI Der Offeniipe, uie es
ifeint. 0as en6giiItise 3iel mirb
mol Salonifi lein. Sn Orasotin
Mn6 Spatobo fanSen bic 8mlgaren
feinen 8iOeritanb, bel Sort Monpef
iunroe elm, ipie es ld)eint, iebr
leid)ter 8iberitanb geleiltet. Sc lol-
len eimige sipansig SdliIe abge-
femert iein, bic jeood gsiemanbem
fd5aoeten mnS Sann trafen 8nlgaren,
9entIde nn6 Wrieden Elm glbfom-
men, nad) benz bic Neiatnng nnbe-
IGitigt absieben iOllte. Oas lit bonn
audi geidjeben nmb 6ie 9entidJem unb
gmlsaren baben 0as Sort belebt. ,ym
ben &reiien Der MGiiertem lit man
natiirlid ipiiteno nno Die in ibrem
GpIbe itebeuben 0eprldenfprreipom-
Senten idjreien ;3eter nnS WorSio
iiber bas b6lferredtsmibrise gurae-
len Der GentralniGd)tc, lueld)e 6ie
NentralitGt Wriedjenlanbs in einer
loldJen nmerb6rfem Neiie misadlte-
ten. glls ipenn Die Qllliierten bies
nidlt idjom bpr 2amsem in einer piel
eflatanterem WeiEe bnrd) Die Be
ietung Salonifi's getan bGtten. Die
Oepeiden meloen audi, bas III Mtfen
cine fnrdtbare Nnfregiina berridje
nmS bah man a0nig aonitantin
iuabrfheinlid siuingen lucrbe, an
Der Seite Der gllliierten in Den ariea
III geben. Sin berartiger Ierlnd,
mag iuol semadJt iperoen. luirS aber
ieoenfals ar Der sseitigfeit bes a1-
nies nn6 Der Oaltitns oes Seeres
fd,eitern. Daft biefes GinSrimsem
Der Geitralmadjte in @ridenlanS
fomineH ninfft, mar ie0em flar nno
amfl bic sriedJiide Scattering Mrs
ftdl 0ariiber flar geiueIen iein. Die
A,fe fntsfen s6,ffe6TsA u;A+
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29
SnIamb.

gsad Dem 8eri1t oes S6aB-
amt Sefret1rs Wieglooo betragen
Die fir @bisfep, Bier, Gigarren
n@iaaretten llno Eobaf eingeaan-
genen Steuern fir oas SisfaIjabr
1926 $303,000,000; Die ginfon-
men Steuern $t15, 100000 uno
anoere 8epenuen $50, 100000. Sros
Der mebr uno mebr lm iid greifen-
ben Brobibition baben ii6 gi1fiinf-
te aus Spirituolen tp1breno Der
eriteu 5ebn Wfonate oieIes @e-
lhaftsiobres INN $10,0t3,140 ge-
gen oielelbe Geriobe oes @oriabres
erbobt; fir Gigarren uno Sabaf
wnroen fir oielelbe 3eit $500, t2t
mebr eingenonrnen.
= Ser pierte aiiiitierenoe 8olt-
meiIter, Sanes s. 8lafeslep, erreg-
te am Samltog cine llngebeure Gen-
lotion, als er Dor Dem IoIt-9omite
oes SenateS erfldrte, ooB oie ser
gBoltoffice appropriation 9iQ@ an-
gefitgten Mmenoements 5u @uniten
Der Gilenbabnen enttporfen ieien; er
fitgte bin5n, oaB ourd 9lnnabme Der
ielben 800 lauoli6e Eoitroltten DIS
crganiiiert uno 100000 giirger in
fomrnooiert piiroen.
Ole GoItbeboroen glal1ben 0aB
oir6 oas neue &oitIporfaiien Sc
les, ipeIdes 3inlen trogeroe Ginla-
gen bis $1,000 geltattet boS 8e-
idaft Der Sparfoiien gon3 beoeuteno
erb0bt peroen miro. $4,000 9epo-
toren botten ole friiber erlaubte
@ren5e BON $500 erreidt uno iuoren
onrd oas @eieb perbinoert, einen
groBeren 9etrog gu oeponieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29
Surge l1tbtrlidt.

Die Sronsoien oransen in
gnntieres Elm, lumrSen aber
ipieber nus ibnt uertrieben.
GpGtere slugriffe anf Gn-
mieres iumroem snriifgeidla-
gen. Die 9emtiden orinsen
fiiSueitlidl pom Sbianmpnt-
NaIo por. Die ssransoieu iua-
rem ME in Sort 0onanntout.
2prS Geeil erflart bic gen-
fur Der Soitiad)en fiir not
iuenSig.
glms @a1bington iuirb inof<
fisiell iiber bemtid)e syrieoens-
bebinsmngen berid)tet.
Die Deiterreidjer riifen in
Der Gesenb bDn Aiiasp nod
INNER nor. Stellmnsen bei
Gbieia erpbert. Mdjt GtGbte
Tn Der YrDntiis Stceit5d ge-
ramttt.
9orto sSerraia anf Glba
iuiro bon ben Seiterreid)ern
bpnibarbiert.
Die Offeniibe Der Central
nadte an Der balgariif-srie-
f)iideH 0rense besonnen. Die
gnlgaren riifeit In griediIdes
8ebiet nnS beieten mebrere
Orte nnD Sorts. SIR 3iel 1T
anidetnel6 &aualn.
Sci Salonifi lit Elm ierbi-
if|ts Seer gelanbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29
Oepelhen aus ST 8oIo ersdE

= Oepelden aus @l 8aio ers1b=
len ipieoer einntal, oaB BET @l 8olle.
elmer fleinen Citation an Ser gerbin-
olngslInie oes Herlbing'Ihen Ga
gers NIT Der @retl5e, qroBere WeoI5en
merifanilber Srlippen suIanlme1tae-
5oger tuiiroen ltno baB man bohft
tuabrl6einlid) General Yerlbing BORT
ben &iifpeg perlegen moae. Weart
babe audi 25 @elbiite oortbin ae=
brd6t Cine anbere Depeld5e meloet
tpteoer, oaB Die 8etpegungen 6es
General Srebino i'm bohIten @raoe
beroa6tig ieien. 9lnes lAeine nur
ben 3tped gu baben, geribing uno
fetne Srltppen eitlsuldlieBen. Die
Sadie miro mol 10 ldlinrm nidt
fem.
- gns Gbibnaf)ma iuirS aemeI-
BET, Die Srnppen, sic @emeral Sre=
btno amsgeianbt bnbe mnD sic mmIerc
9epeiden &orreIponoenten in iol-
DIE Mmfresmng beriett bGttcn, iolltea
rar bic Saeien6n Weimbrera nmftel=
len, anf Ser iid gilla angeblid amfa
balte. Sn amerifaniIden areiIen
nimmt man bieIe Grflaruna nit
srukem @orbebnlt FIN.
Die friiberen MIi5ta Offi5ie-
re Suan 8. gaiteI utto gbape5, ste
5nlebt NIT regul6ren 8aroiteft-gau
ben in ser @egeno BON Durango
berlntpirtihafteten, iirlO eingefan-
gen nno befinoen fib in 9erreon i'm
@efdngnis.
Die BON Maior 2ongborne be-
febligten bei0en geiter grupps iino
nod ibrer alten @arniion in ST.
gliB 5uriifeefebrt.
Die &onpagnien g uno sc
oes pier5ebnten teranil6en WilfSre=
ginents fino in Maratbon eilige-
troffen uno baben ibr 2ager anfges
ihlagen- Sic lollen Die Staot gegen
etlpaiee galloiteneii1falle idiisel.
Die Garrail5a 3egierung
perlanat, OaB Srenroe, Die in Meri-
TO reiien, HdfIe baben llniere gfe-
gierltng iueigert iidl iold|e Ydfie-
aus5uitellen, Inn oas Geilen pom
Mmerifanern in Weerifo Su perbfll-
bern. 9as lit iebr periliinftig, MIR
piiniften mir. iie mare aud 10 per
niinftig, uno itelte ben sfmerifa-
nern, bic Inn oiele 3eit 8ergltii-
! gungsreilen naf) Der Griegs5one
gnropa's MAIDEN molten, feline 8diie
aus.
&onlnl 2ether miro porlallfig
nidt alif leinen 8oiten in Gbibua-
bua 5isriidfebren. Son oen annerm
aonluln, Die nah Der @ren5e beor
bert iparetl lit feiner na6 @nibing
ton bernfen iporoen.
- Gbas. 9l. OouglaB, elm tribe
rer Hatgeber garran5a's, teilte Dem
Councillor" Holf bonn Staatsoe-
parternent NIT, garrar5a, Sbregon
uno piele anoere glaubten alien @r1t-
ites, oaB @ila tot iei llio er. Doug
LAB, CLAUDE oies alid). Tilla lei iebt
ieit 5lpei Woiraten perihpln0en utto
es lei ME gilla's 9lrt getpeien, iib
70 lange perborgen 81 baltell
Griegsniniiter 8afer uer-
langt, oaB Der aongreB cine 0ring-
lihfeitsbeipilligllng pom $3,0S9,290
made, aus Der oie Soften lttlo Srltp
penlenoungen nad1 Der @reit5e un9
nod Merito be3ablt tpiiroen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29
Carraflza'$ note
&iro beutf lit &aibing=
ton erwartet.
Waffenlagei' entdeRt.
proteit amerif. Burger
in Gampico.

NHS 2CHIUtNYIuH IuITO geWel=
bet, oaf Mammel WfenSeS einer Der
geamten Ses nterifamiid)en ansipGr-
tisen Mnftes, beitte init Der 9epte
garransa's eriuartet ipiro. lteber
ben sSnbalt Der Note lit man pffisiell
nidt mmterridtet. gllles mas barii-
Der berid)tet ipnrbe, mar 3eitlnss-
geid)lp1t, aber man nernntet, Sak
bies Geidipak iniofern ridtig mar,
baf garransa bie 9bbernfnng Der
amerifamiIden Srnppen ans Weegifo
perlangen ipiro. @irS Sieie Tproe-
RING 10 seiteGt, oafs NIT ibr nid)t sa-
gleid cine Srpbnng ansgeiprpden
ipirb, 10 glanbt nnIere 9fegiernns,
SaR es mDslidJ Iein tuer6e, Nrrange-
ments fir cine allntablise 3nriifsie-
hung Der Sritppen 5n treffen, aitf
cine perentptoriIdJe syoroeritng iuirb
iie fidJ anIdeiuenS nidr einlaiIen.
gln einer einiamen Gtelle 6it=
lid bon 9sainianipa baben SolDaten
bes General Eeribins srofe aman-
titaten Wfnnition, Geuebre nnb audi
Maid)inenseidpiibe nerbprsen gefin-
ben. Die Waffen luaren offenbar
ppn @iIa periteft. Der @eritefplab
iunrbe Ben Gmerifanern BON Ierifal
nern berraten, bic iid NIT linen ani
1nten sS1tf ltellen iupllten.
@ierimbadtsia amerifaniide
giirger in Santpieo baben telegra-
pbiid) einen Yroteit an nnierm 9sra-
iibenten seIanbt, in oem tie iidJ Sa-
riiber beflagen, BAL, Die militariiden
Wfadtbaber 9efrete erliefen, Sie es
fir Nmerifaner itnnt6glid madten,
8eIdafte in Merifp 81 betreibem
nnb baf einer bon ibnen perbaftet
mnS nebrere Gtnnben gefangen ge-
balten lei, neil er fid) seipeisert ba-
be, ieinen Nmgeitellten 26bme su sab-
len, iueldle Die MilitGrbeb0rbem in
b6llis iuillfirlider 8eiie feitgeIett
batten. Der Erpteit ipnrSe bem
Staatsoepartement iiberiuielen.
- Sn ge5ng anf Die aunferens
smiid)en General YerIbims nmb @e-
neral 0anira tuiro ans 8a1bingtpn
gemelSet, baf iiber Die 3uriif5ie-
hung Der amerifaniid)en Srippen in
ibr nid)t oerbanbelt per6em iuirb.
- Die 3aIammemfnnft siuiIden
HerIbing nno 0apira iuirS iuabr-
Ideinlid am NiittiuodJ pber Spnner-
flag in GaIas 8ran6es itattfinoen.
Gs ipirb iid bei ibr miir nm slbmn.
d)nngen in 8esmg anf Die &erfpl-
gnng Der Ganbitem banbeln.
General Yeribing bot Die Ca
pferfeit oes Solboten Sulett tponl
17ten Snfanterie Hegimetlt 5ur
&etrlltniB unlerer 9fegierlnlg ge-
braht. Sulett, obglei6 ielbft per-
tptnbet, erihoB in Dem @efeft BET
2as Cruces Ganoelario @eroanteS
lu1o Suan 8encorne. General Ser.
Ibing bebt iiberbalipt riibnneno ber-
Dor, oaB Ser &an1pf BON eerneinen
Soloaten obne Siibrung BON Diff
5ieren gefdnlpft ipuroe. Sulett iuo
6lpei anoere SoIooter gingen elmer
fleinen Sdaar ibrer &ameraoel
poralts, Die ausgeididt mar, Sleii0
5u fmtfen. als @erporltes uno 8eu-
corne nit imgefdbr 5ual5ig Mann
itber etnen Sitgel mlf lie 5ugeritten
famen sic feuerten mebrere
S6iille ab, bon benen elmer Sulett
nertpunoete, Slllett ertpioerte onS
Seuer uno l6oB Die beibeu 9onbi-
tenFiibrer BON ibren Sfer0en.
Die 3apatiitas baben Ole
8abnltation 8uebla, in Der 9eGbe ser
merifaniiden Saltptitoot, qepliin-
bert uno 3ehn Merifaner getotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29

gegeoef1, ole Genlltr Der Yo1tldd)eit
lei notluelloig, oa oieie Yoltia6ell
Der geelttralen poa BON .8oaren"
lpdren Inter ben Goitia6en ouf
Dem 0onpfer ultniteo States" ser
Dor feds 8oden bon SEEM Yorf
t1n6 Sfonoinapien fltbr, babe man
1853 Sadete nit @un1rni, iieb5ebn
8adete NIT 4sel8iaden, 8tpei nit
@rapbit nno SO NIT &leiounqs=
itiifen, Stiefeln uiu. gefunoen. slu-
beroem iteften alld) oiele neutralell
Yoitlaben BOD bon @ertpapieren
llno @elo uno l6lieBli6 leete
0eutl6lano NIT ibrer Siilfe leinc
gar5e Spionaee in S5ene. 9ebtere5
miro mol llniinn iein.
Die ggerlinsfe Sibinge" IN &o=
penbasen be6aiiptet, 9e1ttIdlanb
iuerbe i'm .6erbit BEN llnterIeeboot=
frieg NIT siueibmnbert ltnterIeebop-
ten anfs 9tene beginner.
slms 2pnbon iuirb gemeloet, sic
GnslGnber, Die 8elgier mnb bie
gurtmeieIen bilOeten nnt Die 9emt=
id1en in Oit gfrifa einen Sing,
Der balO seidloi1en iein iuiirbe.
Cine iebr nnsnperlGiiige 9epeIdc
ans @aibingtDm bebamptet, 9entid=
lamb lei bereit, mnter folgeilben Se-
bingnmgen 1rieSen at maiden: 3n=
riifgabe oes BON ssranfreid im Sic
lem &rieg eroberten Serritorimms.
8ieberberitellnmg 8efsietls sege,l
Die 0arantie, bak es ME ipieber iidj
in elm sebeimes 8iinbnis segell
9entidlano einlaiie, nnb inter Der
8eoingnng, Sak es Ieine an Der
oentIden @renae selegenen syeftmn-
gen idleife. 4bldjlnf zines San-
belsbertrages nit gelsien, o1rdj
ben jebpd bic GDnberGnitat bes
9anbes nidpt beeintrGdtigt iuerbe,
9lmneriDn eines Sells Der rmiIiid)eu
Sitieepropinsen, Die 9entId)lanb er-
ubert babe. 8efreinng Holen's bon
rniiiidjer Serridaft nnb Seritellmna
ber linabbGmsigfeit bes polniidell
8olfes. Mnfteilmng Serbiens siui-
fden Seiterreid-llng 8nlgarien
nnO @aied)enlano. @ie6erberitel.
lung Iontenesro's in leinem gan.
gen llmfamae itnb |ergr6fernna
besIelben onrdD einem Sell Mlba.
nien's. 3nerteilnns zines Sells
bon glbamien an @riedenIano. &d).
tigitellung Der Urense sipiidJen Sta.
lien mnb OeiterreidJ. GntIdabisnn1
0eiltidlanb's bnrd) afrifaniid)en
Seiib, entiueber ben belsiIdem gun.
60, BEN fransiiiiidjen Congo pber ois
pOrtugieiiiden geiitnngen, fir bit
8ie0erberansgabe bes fraus0iif6en
nmb belsiid1en Serritorinms. 9eutlfj.
Lamb iuirO feline &riessentidJabignna
0erlangen nnb anh feline besablen
SentIdlanb miro NIT elmer berniinf.
tisen geIdlrGnfnns Der 9iiitnmsen
einDeritanben lein. @arantiermna
Der 1reibeit Der Wfeere bnrdJ &C.
senieitige @ertrage. 9e1tIdlanh
iuirb einer Seilnns Eeriiems siui,
Iden 3nflano nnb Gmslanb smftim,
men, ebenio Der Griuerbnng eines
Safenplates am EeriiIden Meerbm,
len bnrdl ginflano. @ir betunen
mpd)mals, bak Sieie Mitteilnnsell
nidt OffisieG iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-29

Sn einem oidbten @ebiiib BET
Corpus @briiti mrroe Die 9etde BON
@. sc. Cor, zines aiten Sefuobners
Ser Stoot, NIT ourhi6oiiener 9rltft
altfgeflinoen. Die Yoli5ei elaubt,
DAB ser Mann erlnoroet lit.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-02-25
STYLES FOR SMALL GIRLS
Skirts Of Serge 6uttoned to Waists Of
Cotton or Linen Are LIked-vel-
vet Coats Popular.

Skirts of serge plated in wide side
Dr. box plaits and buttoning at a very
high waist line to plain little waists of
white heavy cotton or linen are youth
full versions of the separate skirt and
waist costume, and the sailor suit and
one-piece Russian smock, low belted,
are as popular as ever for children.
Plain smOcks over plaid or striped
skirts are shown in very attractive
combinations. and sometimes a clever
little smock OF black or dark blue vel
vet is worn over a skirt Of rather gay
stripe or plaid wool. but little Of the
skirt being in evidence II the model
Is for a small child.
ApropOs Of velvet, which is such a
mania with older folk. the small girls
are wearing much Of It, too. but chief.
" In coats, such adorable velvet coats,
trimmed, like the coat OF the grownup,
IN fur. The fur is not. however, ap-
Ilied with 4 lavish hand, as IA the case
II the grownup. II Is used most dis
sreetly. A little turnover collar and
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-02-25
SWEPT BY BANDITS.
Rural Districts in South Mexico
Are Ravaged.
Robberies and Murders Of Daily oc-
eurrence, Some Of Them Just Out
side Vera Cruz city-eus-
poets Executed on Spot.

Vera Cruz, Mexico 1T is dangerous
for unprotected travellers to venture
into the region that lies between Vera
Cruz and the City of Mexico. Bandits
are In complete possession of the rural
districts. Reports Of robberies and
murders by brigands are received here
daily. Some of these crimes are com
mitted almost within the precincts of
the city. Railroad travel Is so haz-
ardous that few people care to under
take the journey between here and the
capital. Almost every passenger train
is held up and its passengers robbed.
The old-time method of freighting by
OK team vas recently put into prae-
tlce on the route between Jalapa and
Vera Cruz on account of the uncer-
tainty of transportation on the rail-
road. All of these freighting wagons
are accompanied by guards of sol
dlers.
Never. ven in the period immedi.
ateiy following Diaz's ascending to
the presidency, has there been wit
messed such widespread brigandage as
Is now going on all over southern
Mexico. The bandits are numbered by
the thousands. They operate boldly.
without any attempt being made to
modest them except in the larger
towns. The villages and rural com
munities are at their complete mercy.
Very few Of the wagon trains that
leave Vera Cruz for interior towns
arrive with their loads; almost in.
variably they are held up and looted
of the merchandise.
In the mountains around the beau
tiful city of Jalapa, capital Of the
state of Vera Cruz. brigandage is so
rife that many OF the coffee planters
and other rural residents have been
forced To seek refuge in the town,
In the state of oaxaca, where an In.
dependent government has been in
existence for two years, an effort Is
being made to put an end to brigand.
age by executing Oh the spot all per-
sons who cannot give a good account
OF themselves. The more remote min
ing districts of Oaxaca are said to be
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-02-25

slight shoulder straps Of tulle. The
gown was an exact replica Of the
most fashionable frock that is being
worn by young women Of twenty, and
yet, the interesting fact about it was
that the dress was definitely youth
full. In addition to a few pink rose
buds, a pair Of flesh pink socks and
heelless, white satin slippers with
ankle straps took all the sophisti-
cation away from the frock.
The milliners have kept up with the
dressmakers in devising new kinds of
things for children, and one of the
new straw hats to be exploited in the
spring has a tulle crown through
which the hair shows. AS a rule,
quantities of tulle are not used in
Juvenile hats, although miles Of it
have been employed everywhere else.
The fashion for colored worsted flow
ers has crept into small hats, but
many Of the critics have regarded It
as more suitable there than anywhere
else.
OF course, the present fashion for
shocking spreads over into young
ster's clothes, and the brilliant
smocks of colored satin and crepe de
chime have been initiated in small
crocks. Entire frocks of pale yellow
or observation-disclosures china silk are
shocked at the shoulders, the wrists
and the hips, the latter holding the
tullness into the figure and obViating
the necessity Of a belt.
Summer frocks of fine muslin or
organdie will have shocking of am
brio thread with no other Ornamental
ton used but a bit of lace at the
wrists and neck.
Copyright. 1916. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per S~yndicate.)
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-02-25
FASHIONS DECREE IN SHOES
One May Have Choice Of Many Models
and Be Perfectly Confident Of
Their Fitness.

Button boots have always been the
rule for tailored suits, but recently
laced boots have been considered
smart.
A ~goodlooking laced model in a
walking shoe with vamp Of demi-pat.
ent leather and gray calf uppers is
r with a gray, fur-trimmed cos,
tune.
Another striking style is OF Havana
brown kid, laced, nine inches high,
trimmed with perforated bands and
Louis heels.
Side lacings frequently, in fact as
a rule, appear in the high-grade shoes,
and while being very smart are not
conducive to ones peace of mind
while performing this little detail Of
dressing.
The princess model frequently has a
black diamond on the toe. In white
kid this model is exceptionally attrac.
tive for dress wear.
In keeping with the fur craze, the
latest walking boot has a bracelet Of
fur matching the peltry on the cos
tune.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-02-25
MOTHER! LOOK AT
CHILDS TONGUE
{ cross, feverish, COnstipated,
give California Syrup
of Figs"

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
towels. which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sou
Look at the tongue, motherl II coat
ed, or your child is listless, cross. few
erish. breath bad. restless, doesn't eat
heartily, full of cold or has sore throat
or any other children's ailment. give =
teaspoonful OF California Syrup Of
Figs" then don't worry, because Il IL
perfectly harmless. and In a few hours
all this constipation poison. sour bile
and fermenting waste win gently
love out Of the bowels, and you have
a well. playful child again. A thor
ough inside cleansing" Is Outlines all
that is necessary. Il should be the
first treatment given in any sickness.
Beware Of counterfeit hg syrups.
Ask at the stora for a 5O-cent bottle Of
California Syrup Of Figs" which has
full directions for babies. children Of
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Adv.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-02-25
FOR JUVENILE WEAR
New Fabrics and Styles Have Been Introduced.
Brown Gabardine Bids Fair to Be
Popular This Spring.

AS an accentuation Of the change
that has taken place IN Juvenile
clothes, there Is a new frock advanced
as the most correct model for
spring; It is made OF brown gaberdine
embroidered in yellow, with a yellow
satin blouse.
The use Of this fabric and this color
Is unusual in children's clothes. and
1t shows that we are tending away
from the conventional theories Of
what should be worn and dipping
into the region Of the unknown. It
Is quite true that the tiniest young
sters have worn wooden clothes when
no attempt was made for fashion and
only comfort and health were con-
sidered; but whenever there was even
the smallest altar to fashion raised
In the sewing room, small children
were kept to washable materials.
Another new frock for children
that is quite different from the ordi-
nary and shows the new movement
toward originality. has a tight-ntting
bodice OF blue velvet with a blue-and-
white checked taffeta skirt. One Of
the most startling house gowns that
has been invented for children which
was worn as a page costume at q
smart wedding, had a skirt built Of
many rufies OF white silk net, topped
by a short. white satin bodice with