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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
COURT INQUIRIES INTO EFFECT
OF ANTI SERUM TREATMENT

Kansas City. No. Jan lO-The anu
typhoid serum treatment administered
20 federal troops. was the subject to-
day Of invest legation by a board OF ply
siciaus appointed Tuesday in United
States district court on the Kansas side
by judge Pollock Henry Debord, young
letter carrier, had appeared before the
judge TO plead guilty to charge OF
thefts from letters. when he collapsed
Debord's attorneys attributed his con-
dition to serum injections while he was
on the border recently with the Kan
sss troops. Judge Pollock refused to
go on with the trial and ordered the
investigation.
II the governments serum resulted
in illness it also may have injured his
mind" Judge Pollock said
DebOrd had been in excellent health
for more than two years before going
to the border. his attorneys declared.
Since three injections Of serum were
given him while on duty they assert
ed ne has been in i'll health. much Of
the time on the hospital list The doc
tors appointed on the Investigation
board were directed to report TO judge
Pollock as soon as their work is fin
ished. Debord. who is q years old.
was a private in 4 company, First
Kansas infantry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
DOCTOR. FORCED TO GO WITH
VILLA. FINALLY ARRIVES HERE

After being forced TO accompany
Francisco Villa as his personal physi-
clan 10 Torreon from Santa Rosalia,
DR.. +. I. Knopf a physician who has
practiced at Chihuahua City and Santa
Eosalia, reached here Wednesday after
making his escape from the Villa
forces during the battle Of Torreon.
He was accompanied by his son and
a Mexican nurse who was also made
prisoner at the same time Villa forced
the doctor to accompany him on his
campaign against TOrreOn. They were
l. days and Is nights on the road to
the border, making the trip overland
across the desert of northern Chihua-
hua and arriving at Preside. Tex,
Wednesday.
Or. Knopf said Villa forced a num-
Der of Chinese to jump down a deep
well at Santa Rosalia, all having been
killed.
DIT. knOpf claims 10 have been made
a prisoner OF the Carranza forces and
was being taken south at the time
villa defeated the de factO troops AZ
Santa Rosslis. He said he was liber-
ated by Villa but forced to accompany
him to TorreOn, where he succeeded
in making his escape
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
DIEGUEZ TROOPS
REACH TORREON
Strong Command Is Enter
ing Northern Mexico to
Fight Villistas.

Gen. NJ Dieguez, who was recently
ordered to occupy the Laguna district
near Torreon with his de facto forces.
is sending his column from Gauadala-
sara To Torreon, according to Informal
ron received here by government
agents Wednesday. Two of Gen. Die
Eeuz's columns have already reached
Torreon and others are coming. one
OF his columns consists Of 5000 Yaqui
India1s and another of 1000 Sonora
MeXicanS-
Gen Dieguez is the Carranza COM
mander who defeated the command Of
Cen iiudolfo Fierro, Villas commander
and bodyguard. in the Guadala lara
campaign preceding Villas defeat by
the Carranza forces
Gen Francisco Murguia. who is now
coz manoing the Carranza forces in the
northeastern military zone was with
Gen Dieguez in his campaigns around
Guadalajara-
An uncOnfirmed report has been re-
ceiNed here by government agents that
Gen Jacinto B. Trevino. former COM
mander of the northeastern zone. has
been arrested at Mexico City because
Of his defeat by Villa at Chihuahua
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY
is NOW EN- ROUTE H0MEWARG

The First Pennsylvania cavalry reg
iment, under the command OF Col John
p Woods. is today en- route to its home
station in Pennsylvania to be mustered
out of the United States military ser
vice. having left Camp Stewart late
Tuesday afternoon.
This regiment. which arrived here
during July. was the only cavalry reg
iment made up exclusively OF the
troops from one state. that was sta
toned at FL Paso.
The officers of the regiment stated
Tuesday afternoon that they expect TO
arrive at their home stations in time to
spend Sunday.
Arriving here among the first of the
cavalry units. the Keystone cavalry
had its pick of the horses in the re-
mount station. and naturally were
among the best on the FL Paso border
II was estimated that the regiment had
nearly 1900 men, and approximately
that number of mounts.
The men of this regiment were from
Philadelphia. PittsburS. Scranton. Har-
risburg. Erie and other cities IN the
keystone state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
u. S.-MEXICAN-COMMISSION
TO HOLD FINAL MEETING
By Ass0ciafed Press

Washington. D c, Jan 10-Secre-
tsry Lane OF the American commits
sion, and Alberto ! PAM of the Mex
can. have decided a meeting of the
commissions should be held Friday Or
Saturday. It is expected to be the
final meeting.
Mr. PAM and Ar Lane agreed that
further negotiations by the commits
siOners were useless
There was another report OF an
a agreement on date for the with
drawaI Of American troops from Mex
CO. but il was denied by secretary Lane
aaC at the state department il was said
that the administration had arrived at
no decision regarding the Withdrawal
OF trops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10

Versions OF the murder Of Mrs. Ca
ballero by Villa which We're received by
her family were that Villa demanded a
sum OF money from her believing that
she was wealthy She was unable to
raise this sum. and her execution fol-
lowed. She was a widow.
Murguia Investigates.
The executed woman's children are
attempting to obtain further news Of
their mothers death. Miss Chavez
called on Gen. Jose Murguia at Juarez.
Wednesday morning. to enlist his aid
and he is commuuicat ting with the de
facto government commander at
JImenez Carlos CHAVEZ Of Monterey
another son OF the woman. - en- route
here and viii go Immediately 10
Jimenez
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
PENNSYLVANIA BAKERY GOES
BACK HOME ON THURSDAY

The Pennsylvania Mobile Field
Bakery" recently esta blished at Camp
Stewart by Capt. Frank Mueller. Of
the quartermaster corps OF Pennsyl-
vania, will leave for home TO be mus
tered out. during Thursday afternoon
Its leaving will complete the departure
Of the recalled Pennsylvania organi-
cations.
This bakery was the largest field
lakery on the border. II is claimed. and
supplied the entire Seventh division and
other troops stationed nearby. with
bread and pastry
Capt. Mueller established the first
cooking school for militiamen in the
United States. 1t is claimed. in 1898.
during the Spanish-American war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
OLD BLUE UNIFORM is
TO BE RETAINED In ARMY

The secretary of war has decided
that the blue uniform will be retained
as a part Of the uniform of the United
States army
Until further orders. provisional Of
ficerS VIII be required TO provide them
selves only with the service and dress
uniforms. and the arms and personal
and horse equipments pertaining to
their rank and duty.
Troops who are not stationed Il the
permanent posts Of the southern de-
partment viii not be required TO pro-
vide themselves with the dress or fun
dress uniforms
Mounted officers are authorized 10
wear, IN lieu Of the regulation over
coat, a short outer coat Of the mack
NAV type.
Mounted officers are authorized to
wear a tan boot provided with lacings
i'm lieu of those prescribed by regula-
tons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO
IMPROVING, SAYS 0BREG0N

Mexico City. Mex Jan. 10.-Gen-
Aware Oregon. minister OF war. is
sued a statement Tuesday night that
military conditions were improving
rapidly in the north.
Gen Manuel Dieguez, who viii have
command in the north. has left Guiana
iGato for TOrreon-
It was announced that the treasury
department. would issue a circular to-
day amending the decree making il OBJ
GgatOry to accept American dollars on
the basis OF two for one Mexican gold
uesO. The circular Will provide that il
is only necessary to accept dollars at
the prevailing commercial rate. This
puts American money at discount Of
rate being about 80 cents American for
each peso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
VILLA SENDS AN OFFER
TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS

Letters were taken from a villa
courier who was arrested on train
coming to Juarez from Chihuahua City,
offering protection TO all Mexican and
foreign lives and property in Chihua-
hua City, Juarez and other towns of
the state. a refugee who arrived at the
border on the same train said Wednes-
day.
The letters were all signed by villa
and We're addressed 10 friends in each
of the cities with instructions to make
known his offer The letters stat ed
that if the garrisons did not resist his
entrance into the state capital. Juarez,
Villa Ahumads and other garrisoned
towns. he would give guarantees TO all
residents of these towns. both foreign
and native. and would promise not 20
modest any native or foreign property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
INQUIRY INTO D'ANTIN'S
DEATH is CONTINUED

By Associated Press
Washington. u. g. Jan I0-The
state department continued today an
inquiry into the death of Louis d'Antin.
an American citizen. who was said 10
have died in San Luis PotOsi. Mex
while en- route from. washington 10
Mexico City with ambassador designate
ArredOndo.
D'AntIu was formerly connected
with the American embassy at Mexico
City, but more recently with the Me-
lean embassy at Washington. He was
said TO be the best Informed American
living on Mexican affairs.
The only advice received here was
a brief message saying dAntin had
suddenly been taken sick and had died.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
JUARFZ WONAN'S MOTHER KILLED
FOR REFUSING To PAY TRIBUTE

~ ECAUSE she refused 10 submit u
his extortionate demands. Mrs.
- Celsa Caballero, So Years old, a
grain and seed shopkeeper at Jimenez,
was ordered executed by Francisco
Villa. at Jimenez- on January .
News OF the killing of Mrs Caballero
has just been received by her daugh-
ter. Miss Maria Chavez. Of Juarez. in
a message from her brother. Guillermo
Chavez. of Chihuahua City. The mes
sage said:
'GOur Mother Was Executed"
"Our mother was executed by Villa,
January ."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
NEW HAMPSHIRE GUARDSMEN
TAKE SEVEN PRISONERS

san Antonio. Tex, Jan. 10.-ln their
brush with Mexican filibUsterers last
Saturday night near Zapata. Tex. men
Of the First New Hampshire infantry
killed four and captured seven, ac-
cording to an official report TO mill
tary headquarters here.
Firing began when the New Mamp-
shire border patrol intercepted a large
number of MeNicans crossing the Rio
Grande. The report said II is not
known how many there were in the
filibustering expedition.
The official report said the Mexicaas
taken prisoner are members OF the
Legalista faction.
They We're held on charges OF con-
Quoting a military expedition against
= friendly nation and violation OF the
neutrality laws.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
FIRST GEORGIA INFANTRY GETS
ITS PAY; MEN ARE ALL HAPPY

Wednesday was a joyous day for the
men OF the First Georgia infantry at
Camp Cotton Approximately 1000 men
received from So to $500 from the
Qaymaster. who visited the camp.
The First Georgia infantry. the only
infantry regiment from this state that
is here now, the other tTO being on
border patrol viii stage a sort OF
battle practice on the mesa Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10

LAN-FOS is an Improved Cascara. a
tonic laXative). pleasant to take. In
LAN-FCS the Cascara is improved by
the addition of certain harmless chem
icals which increase the efficiency of
the Cascara. making il better than
ordinary Cascara. LA&-FOS is pleas
ant to take and does not grippe nor
disturb the stomach. Adapted TO chill
dren as well as adults. Just try one
bottle for constipation. Price so cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
pa. ARTILLERY DRILLING.

The Inird Pennsylvania fieId artil-
lery. under the command of Col. Asher
Miner. is in the midst of its battalion
and battery drills. under the respective
commanders. Target practice is also
being staged. The paymaster is OK
peCted to visit the encampment OF the
Third artillery this week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
RATTLEsNAKE SERUM WILL
BE SENT To THE BORDER

New York. Jan. 1O.-Two hundred
and fifty-two tubes of rattlesnake
serum. 200 OF which viii be turned
over to the surgeon general of the
United States army for use among the
troops on the Mexican border. have
heen received by the New York Zoologi-
cal society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
COL. CHAMBERLAIN NAMED
ARMY'S INSPECTOR GENERAL

Washington, d. G. Jan. 10.-Ap-
pointments made today by president
Wilson included.
Inspector general of the army-COl.
John l. Chamberlain. with rank Of
brigadier general
Member of the California debris COM
mission-Col- Edward Burr. corps OF
engineers
Secretary OF the territory of Hawaii,
Curtis Piehu-Iakeuke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
TWO REMAINING MICHIGAN
REGIMENTS NOW MANEUyERING

The ed and sd Michigan infantry
regiments began their battalion ad-
vance guard exercises "wednesday morn
in, Thursday morning. the battalion
combat exercises will complete the
Ia ttalion exercises for this week
among the Michigan men. Friday. the
TWO regiments will practice on regi-
mental tests.
Tuesday was pay day among the
men of the 3Sd Michigan infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
VILLA SENDS 5000 TROOPS
NORTH FROM PARRAL, REPORT

Government agents here received n
report Wednesday which was accepted
as authentic that Francisco Villa had
sent 5000 Of his troops north from Par
raj to operate between Chihuahua Citv
and Juarez with the ultimate intention
OF occupying the state capital and
Juarez while Gen. Francisco Mureu- a
was in southwestern Chihuahua. This
report was also confirmed by foreign
refugees arriving at the border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
PRACTICE MNRCH orr.

The proposed practice hike Of the
Second Pennsylvania field artillery I'M
der col Hamilton u. Turner. to q
ranch in Dona Ana county. New Mexico.
for target practice, mas been called off.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
The QuInIne That Does Not Affect
Head

Laxative BrOmo Quinine can be taken
by anyone without causing nervous
ness or ringing in the head There
is only one ~Bromo Quinine-" r W
GROVES signature on box. 25c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
RIO GRANDE WATER CONDITION :

EciEhi OF water
above dam Contents
al o a. IL Acre-fr-
Elephant Butte reservoir --1il-s0 s3s,esS
Decrease in - hours 0-la z9@s
Second II.
Flow from reservoir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --000
Daf.--Jau. 10. 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10

Are you getting all OF the money
Your house should BRING Ask Lee
Newman. 1 specialize on Ienements-
Phone 1904 1851 : FL PasO.
lAdvertisementl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10
EIGHTH OHIO INFANTRY HAS
RIGID INSPECTION WEDNESDAY

The Eighth Ohio infantry, under the
command of Col. Edward Tollrath,
stood inspection Wednesday morning.
The inspection was conducted by a
regular army inspector.
This inspection is very rigid The
men are compelled even to remove their
shoes and TO exhibit their underwear.
Complete inspection OF uniforms. per-
sOnal belongings, full field equipment.
rifles. revolvers, mess shacks and
quarters was also made.
The Eighth Obi Oinfantry is in the
best of physical condition and has a
very small sick list It is encamped
in the flat below Camp Pershing and
opposite Richmond Terrace
Gam for Rent-Alieu Arms and Cy-
ale Co. sos n. Oregon.-Adv.
Eye troubIeF Zee Braun. s12 Mil. BID.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10

Eye trOubIe' zee Braun. sI2 Mills Rld
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-10

We hold no post mortems here When the time arrives we
simply clear all remaining suits and Ovecoas OF the season
ending inst about this Clothing. 1t is the FINEST OF
Clothing Readv-tO- Wear The makes satisfied our
selves was best began business and there has never
been av Clothing produced America have found no
reason to experiment. Another thing No special purchases are
made for this Everything regular stock and every
thing sold during this sale carries regular guarantee This
hardly necessary MENTION but there might be some
strangers in
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llcbcr amcrifaniIdJcu Eager.
Gin oeuti6es 6lue8eiie. TT 8efonO
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nimnlt bolo Srlippenihoit Dor.

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Zimmerman, O6io; @m. 6. Frice,
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@iusconiin mo Sobn u. Solution
bon Genninloania.
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Sim Gciacr wisOcr ucr6aitct.

s. s. 0Soli6, Dem tiir5li1 9lnnetie
9ewd6rt wuroe, ioa an @riinolng
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Seine gInsidJtcn.

Gine ulte Gomc belndte Elm Sc
fdngniB uno plouOertc oo nit cini-
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Srnppcm srcifcm Elm.
9Inbdnaer itrifenOer gobn-9lngeiiel.
ten in Springfield, ST., welde
Sln9riffe oif StroBenbabn-@og-
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9lneriife ailf StroBenbo6n-@og-
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SIn5dnger Der ItrifenOen StroBeny
babn.Slngeitelten ndbten fur3 Dor
0litternadt einen sln9riif mlf meb.
rcre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @oli-
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meme strife ernitc llnrnbcu ge8eitigt
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gln5abl %crionen OerleBt moroen.
gioh bier umlouienoen @criibten
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Sin CsnolonO6aiier.

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teriuhung 6u ituter8ieberL aber nidt
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boroe ieincS GiltrittS,
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iden Se8cliAiiies id5rt, Die 0lincn
an Der i;iooiritoniihen aiiite geidet
6at welc6e ole 3eritorung oes Goiia-
gicroanpiers uGim oi gIt0cus" our
6olgc 5ditcn.
Sin iol6es 6obr5eue lit nob gln.
ga6e BON Morinefrciien noh 9erid
ten an ole britiide 9lonlirolitdt in Der
gid6e Der oirifoniihen Giiite aelidtet
uno cine 9ln5a5l idneaer
&rel5cr mur0e entionot Inn aitf oas
ntpIterioie Shiif 5u fobnoen.
SAT- 10000 @teni6enIeben
nit 6ritiiden 9 6iffen
Derloren.
2onOoL IA. 9luguit. GS
muroe 6elite ougefiinoigt. ooB an
9or0 britiibcr Sonoelsihifie felt 9e.
ginn oes ar;eges bis sum 30. &uni
1917 ais oos 9lchlItat ieinolider
0perotionen 974S MenidenIe6eu Der.
loren gngen. &on oen Opfern pa.
rem 1928 Eoiiogierc, Ole ii6ri9en
Niitqlieocr ser 9emonnung.
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SoIt2ofe GitD, lltob, IA.
gluquIt. IL 9(lpo bon AlDensIebci,
Der ais Soupt eines Oeiitihen Spio-
nogeiDItelns I'M @elten ino oneebIi-
der 6inon5ogent 0elIti6lonos in Ga
nooo ongeieben miro, befinoet iid
belite I'M SynterniriingsIo9er I'M Sort
0oneIos. Gr puroe geItern in OBJ
but bon 9Geenteu oes Suiti5-Qepur-
tenents bier1er eebra6t.
9(lOensleben erfldrte, er babe in
ben Ser. Stooten felt glnsbrud oes
arieees Elm @crmogen bon mebrereu
N1iaionen Dollars berloren.