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PERFEcTO ~SEcRETARl0
MExIc AN

ModeIos de cartas familisres, de 30
ciedad, comerciales y amorosas. Con-
tiene ademas, una hermoa collection
de pensamientos en- prosa J verso %
"a sarjetas postales, lenguaje de ha
flores, irutas. etc., y varios modeloi
de ca-tas para pedimento de matrtno
nio.
Ell "Perfeeso Secretario Mexieano'
e. ell mejor hbro IN So genera de lod
publcados hasta el dia.
VALE so cENTAVos.
fidalc A.
IGNAcIO E. LOZANo.
ao7 Doloroaa St.-San Antonio les
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DE INTERES PARA LOS JOVE'
MES.

Las i6vencs que Sc dedican 4 u'@-
baios domesticos estan invitadas =
ponerse en- communication con n So
ciedad Humana del Condado de Be
xar. 1872 del Edificio Gunter, y esta
asociaciGn Sc encargara de- buScarlaS
o~cunaci6n. sin que por este s2rvIclo
tengan que hacer pago alguno. la
Sociedad tienc como una de sus fun
clones prcs,ar esta clase de servicloS.
cuiza Dor este. Ia SOcicdad ticae mas
peditos de los que pUedc a veccs 81
~tiSfacer.
En- Ia junta ordinaria que tendra
Ia Sociedad ell pr6XimO microbes en-
Ia tarde. Sc leera ell informe CORES
pondiente = los mescs De Julio Y
.Agosto Y relative 4 sus trabajos. Por
csc informe Sc vera que dnrante esa
tempo. y Ia Sociedad consigulo
empleos para ocho muje1es y cuatro
hombrcS. Una mujer enferma ' IN
familia fue enviada 4! Hospital; una
familia suyos miembros: madre, pa
Dire - una behc estaaan sap2r"doS.
Sc les h. vueIto = rcu1i'.
O. /. Wllshaw es q Secrctario de
In S0ciedad.
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Gaa lbs invite Il >r9uirle al Palace"
Real. Y les condujo. a una -ran >ala.
Ir SECURE IN del tronn d~rroraia con
.raud.s .nmhriIIas de- fodos c~nlorr.
y dc todas rormaS. Y ante las rualcS
habian sido iepaSitados los rrgaloS.
ronSistcntaS On hotcllaS he lic0rrS V
rnllareS de cauriS. En- un ingul0 eS-
taha 81 trono de GclctG, consiStrntc
en IN Sil.6n cnOrmc. que IN IN tell
DO dabid de Srrvir On al-Iin teairo
eurOpao. rico en- iapirrria Y dorados,
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M. Alvarez MARION.

IA dc la noche sin importunar a nues
ira genie.
-Haced como q~uerais; pero acep-
tad mis- where's y slgunos esclavos
para que os sirvan.
-Aceptamos gustosos los where's;
pero los esclavos nos son inltiles,
pues tencmos los nuestros, que co.
nocen muy bien nuestras costumbres.
Dicho este. tom6 de manos de
Urada un cofrecillo de acero cince-
lado, y Sc 10 entrego. al ic.beee,o, d.
ciendo: 5,
-Es para S. NJ. Gelete, y contiene
los regalos de los jefes del Borgu.
-Ghating-Gan empeha So palabra
de que llegara a msnos del Rey en-
nomhre de Ia emba, ada-respondi5
ell eabeeero.
Ofrecio de beber una ves mas, y
luego Sc levanto. Alfredo compren-
que !. p.labra habia terminate,
y Sc apresuro a initarle. Cambiaron
Ell saludo, y despues la
embajada volvio al .p.tam, siempre
precedida por la banda de musica y
IN tropel de curiosos.
Apenas entraron, las custro ANA
,onas intimaron a las gentes a ale
arse, diciendo que 10 hacfan de or
del ~cabecero. y cusndo aquello
estuvo libre de publico volvieron
C0ntinuara.
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De LIZ OIUDAD
ATROpEi.LtDO POR IN CAIRO

Lorenzo Vargas. rrSid 'nic de! ca
miu0 lie Somerset. lur atf0p"!!a'ih
anlrayrr IN Ia maTana p0r IN rarFo,
mi"nlra> raminaha lranluiiaHi"nic
Dor Ia raiir liz. Flores al sur. + r'n-
durlor d.l yrhiruln. no lu.>" d"!"-
nrrSc d0spu,:s Il. hah"r r"m"tIio e.
airnpello y &hora In >iio dIIiril daI
ron Il
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pIDEN FL. PANIMENTO DE UNA
GALE.

Aver I'll Ia mailana los ma 'mhr"~
del Cluw IL la starr Heights lmpr"-
yam.nl >olicitaron 4" la Commission
de- Ia ciudad - mande pavim"ntar
con tarvia la ral.e lie Houston al
ESrc. romprandida entr" las ii" Pr
no y New Rraunfei>. o!r"cien.;n pa
-ar Ia mitad del coSto Il" Ia ohra. l.
probable que =. prov"a d" confor-
m7iad.
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Los L.lBERALES NDEPEN-
DIE.NTES.

HARANA. S"pti"mbr" 2-Anorhe.
con mntivo 'ir L. ."brar Ill fiesta ono
nraSiira u DOCTOR Juan Ramon ora
rr!,. i~fr IL los Iihrrale> lntepen-
denies. my" iu=ar n anImada
fiesta poIiIira ~ los amplioS >ai"-
naS d. San Rafael niImnrO >. altos.
f. arlo p" preside rI doctor ora
r-ili
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PaSa a la Sa. Col SAL

No 10 puedo remediar, sonora
Manuela. Tengo, como uste dig, ell
amor de Ia tierrina a flor del alma.
LA Virgen me depare una casa on
de haiga %delicadeza Y 10 que hay que
haEer y onde sepan que tambien los
homildes tenemos dinida y coraz6n!
M. Alvarez MARION.
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HABANA. Srptiembrp 2.-Se acen-
tia una inteIigencia del general As
bert con los liberaleS. Aver menudea
ron las c0nfarenciaS.
Los SenOreS Mandieta. COrtina V
Carlos Miguel de CdspcdeS So entre-
viStaron con Fl general ASh-rt y Ira
taron de una coalici6n liberal aS
bertiSta. que a eStaS horas puzzle ia"
50 pnr planIeatia Fin Ia provincial d.
IA Hahana praSnntariE los ashertiS-
faS dob'r ,~andidatura ' en- las de-
mas pronvinciaS - ultimarin las
drtalle~ para que N"t"n unIdn~ los
gr,rpoS aShrrti Sta> c0n 81 PartIdo L.
baral.
En- 81 lila IL hoy - raSi SECURE IN"
duadarin rr>urltnS los pr0birma>
que haSta ahora mantenian i'Snni-
dos 4 las lihrrale>.
r. uir.eo aSbrrtiSta voiara a los
rompromiSarioS prrSidanrial"S >"na
iorialrS IN Ia Habana del Par;ld" Ii
baral. Y Conformation i"ualm"ni"'
preSeniaran caniidaiura 4 Repro
S~aniantr>. C0nSrnro> ' Conrcla -
aparlr. ESQ S0lurinnarI IN mlIrl"
u conflict" !" la a>pirari"ne> H.
minni-ta> y zayiSta>. pueS a!=un"S
tendran cabida IN Ia tandidatuca.
Seglin declaration a>hertista.
La .Iuvenlud A>hrrtista r"lAhr"
aaorha S>i,tn rNIr&oriinaria ~ -
Cirrulo .N>hrrt. Pronunciaron dI>ru"
sos los SennrrS Travir>n. Scnra, Nh
lel GUERRA. niaz. Il c~onceiai Arm"a
rar.S \ povrda. FL lena r. los Dis
rnr<oS ru.. a mas .irciiida adhesion
al general ASh"rt y da que lrIaA
,ieritido~ a dond- vava 81 JEFF" poll
ticn Fueron lie adhesion al raudIil".
prro t~u,irron Ia discretion Y Ia ha-
bigIiaI ia M ci!ar nj L lihrra."- n!
a ron>rrvadorA-.
EStaha .rrmrnindoS. IA r"um"n
ruario y general A>D.rt rec!D!" I'M
t.Irfnncma del toTonel Meniirta 1t"
j. L. r>p-ra>e: entertainments a 10
no,nS mnmrRfoS l.r-i a C.irrNlo d.
rho rnroarl. lujan irpartl6 con a.
general ASbrrt y >lGirran junioS IL
nuavo a 80 ebrar una ~"nir"V:>ta c"li
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Poroue al fin v a Ia postre til eras

Porque al fin v 4 Ia postre tn eras
para ellos una persona mayor.
-Claro. mujer, y 4 mi me dolia
mis- ese nal tratamiento por 10 que
tenia de infundao. Una viene Z ser-
virloS con ell mas buen deseo Y Ia
meior volunta Y que lie salgan 4 una
con eSas malas correspondence Y
que tenga una que sufri!as con Ia
boca piechada...
-Pesl.ada Sc dice, mujer.
Rueno: pesllada o piechada tan
to monta... 70 TODD 10 pude aguan,
tar menos ESQ.
-iAy, querida, bien Sc conoce
que eres novata Va te iras avezan-
do.
No en- todas las casas de aqui
Sc nos atosiga. Las hay en- que has
II Sc nos a~prccia..- Puede que los
sen0res de esa que d~ejaste sean
hiios de algun manate inglcs y CO.
mo siempre OF decir que los ingle
ses nos Guicren NAL.
| Quo han de ser, santa de
dos CaSualmente ell senior Sc ape,
llida Rodriguez Y IA sonora GuZman,
V ademis 70 St de buena tinta que
81 paGre del caballerO fue un buen
hombre de 4 pOr Betanzos que CO.
merciaba en- manteiga.
Madrc de almal... No Sc di'
ce mantei@a, hija, Sc dice mantega,
Bueno, en- mantesa y el comes
tibles.
-II Ia sonora?
La sonora es hija de un comen'
! dante andaluZ que mori6 por acd
hace b~astantes amos.
De modo que csc matrimonio eN
uuesito arrecendia I gaZpacho y Z
potc caldoso por tOdoS los cHaUro
costaos.
-Algo asi, y ESQ era 10 que mas
! endinada me traia. Ella un POGO mas
arriha Y q un POGO mas abajo, los
dos eran ensertos del miSmo tronco
! cspanol y ESQ de hablar ma! de Ia
81 propia sangre no 10 puede hacer
mas que genie de POGO semitic.
-Bueno, debate de mas hestorias
Mazda. DeSpues de TODD til partce,
me que tomaste Ia cos muy por lc
asrero. Quicias esos Rodriguez y
Guzmanes no sean p%resonas de mu
cho asiento, pero en- ell fOndo apueS
TO q cue no era genie De nal co.
raz6n.... NO aYreparaste algo de
ESQ?
En- concencia arrepare algun:
vez que Ia sonora despues de echar
me una felpa me llamaba muy zala.
mera V me decia: wen ace vicjita!
:Veslo?
Y los nenos despueS de lamar
me "ga.lega susia" me decian Nang:
V me besaban "susia' Y todo....,
:USte VIC tai?
-Asina son. mujer. No puedel
, desimular aunque quieran Ia fuerz;
de Ia sangre.
-Pero. sonora Manuela, ESQ e;
tratarla Il una como 4 un pelele..
Hay o no hay formalida?
No te oceques, Narda. 81 Va
andar por el mundo tendras qu'
bailar al son que te toquen. stint
"quiquiribG mandinga.'
No entiendo ESQ de "~Quiquiri
bU'.... USte tambien mete algo e
reno en- este del hablar.
Son MOODS de hablar de aqui
con los amos algo Sc me ha pegao..
"Quiquiribu" quier decir ago ash co
mo ''mori6 el cichino."
-Agora la entiendo menos.
i Mujer, que roma estas.... To
do ESQ viene Il decir que 81 anda:
arreparando en- d~elicadezas no llega'
r;is 4 ningun lao.
-;Quiere decirse que una no pue
De tener su senIir?
ST, Narda, pero n no puede
tenerlo q flor del alma..... Faya,
aGiGs que SC me hace tarde. Yes 4
VERNE manana que tai c 70 sepa
de alguna c~olocacion para ii.
Con tai de que no tenga las mis-
mas pitulancias que Ia que deje....
-EVuelves a la misma tema?
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CAPITULO VIII.
Ell .CABECERO" TING GAN

ChatinS-Gan era hOnabre de unoS
cuarenta amos, de formas robuStas,
ca>i atleticas, fiSonomla dura, re-
pulSiva, cast feroz, que revelaba as
lucia, Y oios pequenoS, negros Y Pc
1eiTante..
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Para poaerSt. IN ammonia con las
circumstances - habia c0locado uu
amplio manic i. alSod6n roio anu
iado al hombro izquierdn Y 1ue !"
llrsaba haSta los pies. Y :" hahia
adornaio las mulecaS con hraze!e-
tes ie orc plata. 0St@ntand0 al rue-
rio Ia grueSa cad"na que lr hahia -
galado Alfredo ~.
a. Este G~haring-Gar tomo partc aCtivl
en- In guerra Contra IO> !ranCeSeS. gUtadOs
Tor II GENERAL n0odS. Este Cabecero ru@
- que hizo arreStar Ell 1891 a los neEoctan
les rranc-Se< de W!dah. mantenlrnd0IOs
~rrisioneros novanta Y tres diaS. anlanaIan.
dn = ,,ds tnstsnle con decapitarl0>, : ha-
.ltndoloS mallra,ar por su> snldado>.
prendidas al cfnturGn de lana 70
ia Nevada cuatro c0laS de cabalto.
distintivo de gran i~mpOrtancia IN 81
Dahomey. Y que solo a rey puede
conceder a los mas fieleS y grandes
perSonajeS del RENO.
Al yer llesar a los e~mbajadores
sal6 a Su encuentrO. los Salud6 con
mucha gracia extendienlo primer0
las nanos, acercandoSelas lues0 3 Ia
cara, Y por ultimo poniendolaS So
bre 81 pecho. Alfredo Y Antao ere
yeFon oportuno imitarle, cuidando
bien to6o5 sus movimientoS pa
"a no hacerSe TRACTION.
Camhiaios los saludos, Chatting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10

EL lAsu. Ten. MdrcA ".- or.'N by the
har,Nt chance did Major Frank T"mphlus
and thjrtN-iiN' M'Niran iru"p"ls "i the
Thirteenth United states Cavalry "scJp"
with their lives from Mexico lat" tti,
evening. when a band u' M,N,,aus, 's-
timatcd rom 800 to moo men, turned
In their night and -ay" rlt'lc for ~"
nrst time during the day 10 the pursuing
Americans
The hGh' t'"k pi.'. iw,nt>-fyc miles
over In. M,N.vtu line. to WhIcd pon'
txc American troops had chased the in
Nadcrs :l,l"~in- tho attarN early to-day
~ the M,NirJus, under TIE p"yson.l
l-,iership uf Francisco Villa. upon the
ittl. NrM Mexico hu.dcr town OF co.
lumbus,
All day The Amer.c.uI soldiers had
followed IN, M-N'cHHs. VINO had not
stopped IN their nl-ht to- give battle
However. as the day Wur. Oh Major
Tompkins. who commanded IN" AmrIj-
can expcii,iuuary force OF four troops
OF cavalry, got 81 far IN tho lead of IN"
rest of his command with only thirty-fVs
men that tn" Nil.stas d.smulut.d, and
trkirg shelter hchiud sand dunes opened
ilre
Major Tompkins had mol. shot
through his hat and his horse Was sho;
from under him. Taking The horse of I,
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VAUXNOTLOST,
ASSAULT VAIN.
PARISASSERTS
Germans Hurled Back With
Frightful LOSSES. Says
Official Report.
TOOk FORT AND TOWN,
GERMANS ANNOUNCED

Berlin and Paris are in fiat contra
d,c,iou regarding the result OF "A vio-
,n, German offensive launched early
Yesterday morning against the village
and fort of Vaux. northeast of Ver-
dln.
Tho Berlin report asserts that "the
village and nrmorcd for, Of vaux. with
nrnerou, adjoining fortified positions
we're captured In a glorious niaht at
tack"
According TO the French afternoon
communlqu6. referring to powerful
attacks" on the NauX positions and
covering the same period as the Ber-
In report. the enemy was unable to
mike any Impression on our line and
has been completely repulsed." The
afternoon communicate adds:
Some dctachments OF German in
ian;ry which had penetrated the VII
a- u NauN were driven out imme-
ailtc,y 10y Il counter attack
experimenting the afternoon repor;
IN reference to the NauX lighting, the
nigh; communicate says:
Furious assaults against the vii.
age e. NauX were repulsed with grea,
osses TO the enemy. Finally the Ger.
man, launched against our trenches
bordering the foo; of the slopes OF
Tie crest which Is surnounted by III,
Nau7 fort violent attacks in masse,
formations. which were rcpulsed."
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tRrrnnsn Nn> Bath.

What effect the d"y,'opmours 49, ;he
day VIII have throughout Mo>'ro ro...
orally /, - matter ui s"rinls ,.p''n'..'
tca"s arc expressed that t.u'rtn., w..
br forced 10y MrNiran pul,Ir opu.r,, =.
take sides against the INVASION. rho
least that j. oNrcrtri j. a t"rlnl. pro-
test from him,
In ad> ISiog Nr. Arrri"udo u' t'r
American Governments intentions, S,,.I
tary lansing Informed him lha' u a 10:
IN" pUrpu-r Of this tiuN'rnW,n lr o..
r,Ipy amy territory. Or - extend IT, pprri-
ttuus beyond Q d,t," mtu'd 'lt'r' i. cage.
turr VIII, AND his huri" of handlis
The M.N!.uu r'prrs"utt''>r we. -.
formed that under NO '|rr'm' #'Iu, p.
could tho I'uii"d State pcrI. i... AZ.
tack ih'- m"luiug tu "a uupu'l.s ed
Fr,un highly authrutrr 'u,u''rs .' N.f
lcainrd t"-n'gh' that as r",u.. g., 80
cent Developments the United States has
reached u, point in it's dealings viii ~.
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Z Troopers. - Civilians
Slain by Invaders in Sur.
prise Attack.
SCORES OF MEXICANS
FALL IN y. NJ. TOWN
Buildings Sacked. Homes
Looted. Men and Women
Shot Down.
CAVALRY MEN FIRE:
AUTOS JOIN PURSUIT
Residents Build Pyrc Of -
Dead as Raiders Flee
From Town.
u. S. SOLDIERS AND
CIVILIANS KILLED

CoLuMRys. y. NJ. Marcn e.-Ths
lis, OF Americans killed in the Villa
raid and battle here to-day Is as
follows.
SOLDIERS OF THiRrEENTH CAV
AL1Y.
BUTLER, THOMAS. private. Troop I.
DOBBS. MARIA A.. sergeant. Troop X.
GKIttEN. FRED a.. private Troop Is.
kI>DN All. FRANK, private. Troop *.
SIMON. PNl'I. corporal. Troop X.
NIEN ERl,ELT. JOHN, sergeant
Troop
wI>Ew All. MNRRS. corporal
Troop Il.
&. =. CIVILIANS.
DEAN, JAMES -. merchant.
JAMES, MILTON. tender RAILROAD pump
houso.
JAMES. MR>. MILTON.
MILLER. &. e.. drusG,s,
MOORE. !. D.. merchant.
RlTCH1E. 4. L., proprietor central
Hotel.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN, Il chauffeur,
WAIkrR. WALTON. United states
ru.t"ins rider.
WALkER. ". H.. i"iHgA.c - New
Mexico Sta.e Convention ~ sunday
:, hools.
HANGED ny tn: BANDITS On WAY
TO COLUMBUS.
COKBETT. WILLIAM.
MckINNEY. tKTHCR. foreman OF
raiomas ranch.
UNE1II.. JAMES.
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MAJ. TOMPKINS, IN FIRST
BATTLE, BARELY ESCAPES
Trapped, With 35 Troopers Mexican Soil He Gives
Order to Retreat as Horse Is Shot -Rescuers
Fight NiustaS Or.

'rooi,rr. he mounted. with IN" soldier
hrhjud Inn, and gay" orders i0r - r"-
treat NS tn" Americans rctrcal.d
"a" horses Of $50 other troopers w'r"
shot down. hut tine men were rescued
10y conrtl-S and carried back 10 -afety.
The little band before r.achinr the
turd-r was joined hS other Nu"rican
rr"ups that had been bringing M the
rear Joining tu the tight, they saved
tgcir lives and druNc the NlliStis back
,uuugh outuumh.rcd 10y the McNicdus.
led pist"i Battle.
In the battle capt. Jrnsc Stcdic led
a pistol chtrE, uf his troops that Is
d.s.rincd a. brilliant NJ the head Of
his truoprrs, with drawn rrNu,verS, every
luan yelling lik" a tumanGho Indian. the
returning soldiers say the captain rod"
directly AZ IN. uncnln'uE Nil.is'is and
actually moved them down with his ire.
Many tuuh!cd from their horses and
rolled Ton many Yards toward the Ameri-
cans. :" rapidly had the Nillistal been
advancing ou IN" Major ami hls Thirty
iiV, men when capt. St,dj, and his men
came tu the rescue.
In mad fli-ht the Nil'istas pu; back
TO tn. south and soon disappeared ia
th4 foothills, Irru\,s aud canyons, 80
numerous in that r"giuN, " th smile
the troopers returning here tn-uigIt an
uounccd that ''w" took no pr son"ys.'
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SUBWAY PACT
'PRINCIPALITY,'
. SAID GAYN0R
Towns Asserts Mayor Told
Lawyer He Should Get
$7oO.OOO Fee.
WROTE HIS LETTERS:
SENT HIM CHAMPAGNE

Intimate details Of a memorable peri
patetic meeting between President Theo-
dore +. Shonts of the Interborough and
the late Mayor Gaynor at the latter's
country home at ST. James, l.. 1.-The
meeting which preceded the Mayors fa-
vorabie change Of mind toward the In
terborough's offer In relation 10 the duat
subway system contracts--werc de-
scribed for the Thompson legislative
inquirers yesterday afternoon by Mira
beau l.. Towns The witness seemingly
omitted nothing that might enhance the
account OF that important meeting Its
Importance could not he concealed by
the whimsical humor of its narrator
MFR. Towns got 5000 from the Inter.
borough for arranging the conference
one-half the amount Of his bill--but so
valuable did Mayor Gaynor consider the
lawyers services In this regard and in
the man1uvring which led thereto that
he told Mr. Towns the day after the
dual subway contracts had been settled
while the Mayor and Mr.. Towns were
walking across Brooklyn Bridge tha.
he ought to get s750.O0O. The lawyer
said Mayor Gaynnr conrdcL 10 him
as they stood in front Of a boo;tlack X
stand on III. other side: IL have
given them a principal!ty." |, was Mayor
Gaynor's opinion. said Mr. Towns. that
the lawyers perseverance and work had
brought about the Mayors change of
mind on the subway contracts.
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President May Ask Con-
glrSS for Right tO Raise
Volunteers.
1OO.O 900 NEEDED Fol,
THE SECOND LINE
10. 1000 Regulars Besides.
and state Militia
Proposed.
I. :. Is DETERMINED
TO PUNISH VILLA
Col. SlOcum'> Failure to
Discover MrXican>' APP
pr6ach Causes Talk.

WAshiHGTnS. March I: Secretary .!
Stat. Lansing served motto" tonight
on Gen. Carrau2a that American fnrces
have been sout mto Mexico for iha
purpos" of crushing Gcu. Francisco
Villa
This action w. tai;"n following he
receipt of Fun r"r"rtS OF th" attack
by Eilis,a troops on tn" town of 80.
lumbus. y. NJ with tn" rcsI'.
ant killing uf twelve American oi'i2 10
and at least sever NmrricHu Suld"t"
ard IT," wDunding If an officer and
seven men.
Five troops oi American cavalry nrr
now on Mexican -"il engaged in hattie
with between 3,N ana t.,hW Nrxirars
headed by villa himself. The engage.
ment i taking place M II point H,s
miles south OF the border.
| Reports reaching the war Department,
| describe the encounter ~ desperate,
N-enf"rc"mcni> ar" being rushed In IN,
'e"" 'r"" "'h'r P"'h'> a'"hl w" amer
/ lean border.
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pursuit of the raid"r~. From bcning
cam" l.i-u,. Glvcr Ely with twenty men
~ the N.w M.Nirau National Guard to
join the Federal troops
Ia tho IN, 1i'iInr tn" persons remain
'ug v the town began Ia take - count Of
the LOSSES. Tie Gathered together the
bodies Of tW,utN-tour MaN'vHns IN and
around columbus aud burned Them he
fore noon. Later other bodies were
brought in aud II was believed that more
than hflN ard perhaps Il hundred M"xl-
cans had been killed in tn" htttl. and the
flight from the town.
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COLIMBIS. \. W.. March e.-th'
verified reports reached here late to.
nIxht that n detachment Of Villas forces
ha, surrounded u number of troopers 81
the seventh Cavalry IN Gihs0n's raneh'
fifteen miles southwest Of here.
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~; - i',o','' ".s wy,
aud children hid covering behind the
adobe w,llc while the bandits went
>h-l"hiuS through the surrounding
streets Th"y "~ap"d.
within in' ''us'n'N iio'N' y l.. Riggs,
customs "i'i'"r, htrricanrd himself ana
NJ "l" tn' ~" 'hI'''n bthlnd mat
.i'H>'7 "" IN. I'",, huI y. Jde'l. sl.-
'' 'E''' - ,h' =" a." "'i ''"'n-
'''' ~" '''' H''',' WIN ~ VIZ.
. 700 Nv" 'h"''"n @" the S"'"hh moor az
' ."""'. '"'" P''"H W. 'a.N
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st-A,t Ia. =, ,n,,,l', ,ho .n.,Lc in c>c,,-
len, l,upIisb I,,.,,,'s r,piy IN English
wa, met hy , hulIo,
Arnib.r Ar,,i,,n WAS offered the
sam. cr,iccu,u, and met i, by killing
Tin. Iuy.d.r In ,h. mai. u,h, of dawn
wh,u "A 'ew nuick flashes Of pistol shots
u.rr N.siblr. this American pointed OH,
half "A dozen dead raiders who lay in
the street,
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l,~prrt,. hand to hard encounters
marked much of IN. ughtlng while the
,,,,, a.. IL. ,,,,. rr,,n MIS- ..u, was 80
"."se 10 the invaders that when one Of
them nf'd IN" HASH blinded thu Colonel
Th' hGlir; struck the revolver IL his
hhni as N" raised u 10 lire. That ~ all
that saved his life, h" believes,
walton Walker, ore q. IN" American
victims wa dragged from the arms Of
his wife hy Il Mexican and shot before
her eyes H. 'he Commercial Hotel, His
body Nd, left n IN. building when II
was set On nre Mrs Walker was saved
only brcdus" she fel. IN "a sNunn upon
tn. bod, of her husband and was passed
for dead Later jolly Garner and Ben
Ngu.rr. of IN. United States customs
fore. rescued her Aom the burning
huild.ug
Al. Ri,chic. pronric,or of tho ,,om.
,r,rr.,I iJn,el ,yns iIi a., had ,,b r,.lI.
10 ,ris. when III. Invaders rush,d into
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"noSc '"''' "''PP'n ." 'h' s'ars'
,u. n.
!, ,be nu,sui, ,,.,,, III. >r.r,,,rs
had to do all III. fighting. The retreat
te forces did not stop once to give bat
t,c. When attacked on the nanks and
the rear by the pursuing Americans
they only i'nd faster. abandoning their
Wuundcd or dead comrades to tho n.r-
,c, u' III" Americans
" the American soldiers were scat.