El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19
Villa Would Trade With Us

Z n border and has taken Ounaga and asked tor the
L reopening Of the port closed when the defeated
Caancstas Rather, his forces have taken
the town Villa himself held back few miles in the hills
-CowaTdy as usua-ready the get away the
he evidently feared American troops should b-eak
the line and try to bag him But with the town IN the
hands of his eutthToats he sent smooth tOngued repre-
sentaes to the river asking for the opening of the port
IN exchange for willy promises Of protection CT American
4ives property These flashed American money
a tempting bait to stimulate the desire to trade
Villa won't hold Oinsga. He has held any place
that did not offer graft It wouldn't matter if he did hold
it. but he viii leave it he possibly outfit him
self bandit he is always has been and VIII always BE-
He viii rove and kill and plumber and double cross.
In the meantime it is too bad that the situation should
be such that officials should feel obliged to refer
Washington Villas request for the opening Of the port
One would think that government even with policy
wobby has been with respect to Mexican affairs
would be positive to leave uncertainty concerning
its attitude for time toward this yellow Hvered gno
rant beasy raider Of Columbus and the foul murderer Of
Santa Ysabe, and all his tribe
Like other with nine lives, Tammanys tiger has
again revived
sheep sells at $40 head and the rest Of the animal
It's fact that if you buy Thrift stamps you wiz stamp
yourself thrifty.
The people Of Asacs-Lorraine love Germany with VI
diminished Bitterness.
Garry On" is the British cry for the charge, and the
Germans thsn begin carrying off
Yes II Jofrs observes France could get another mar
shal; but how about another Joffre?
When jpry conviets woman on a murder charge it
always seems to feel an explanation is necessary
Jpans idea of sending troops to Europe is that east
IS east and west IS west and never the two shall
Col Bryan once ntinated he would not 1un again But
that was before he met the gentleman Arizona.
For decidedly unveloOme visitor, this fellow CiprianO
Castro back to the United States otens than
jected cat.
In the replies his peace note pope Benedict has re-
ceved great deal Of positive detailed information COZ
corning Germany and its ruler.
The whose vie goes j. ard for economy and
working the come e Iehashes Is IN a bad
fix He started the til d he can't kick
Martin Lopez and his bandits considered making
rad Preside, but reconsdeTed fortunately for them
red hot welcome awaited them the American side
Of the border.
It thrills Us to observe that those Americans who
have been killed wounded or captured by the Germans
have gone fighting that their comrades in aims
have been quick to avenge.
Society note Nj Francisco Villa and party of friends
have been making their semi annual visit to Onaga
their winter trading (The part about their having bullion
to exchange has been deleted as advertsng)
Won Tirpitz says it has come down to question of
whether England Germany the protector Of Bel
gum He mistaken The world saw that question SET
tied within few days after the outbreak Of the
E. Paso retailers are to be restricted to sales Of not more
than pounds of sugar the customer Considering the
price Of sugar, the restriction will prove unnecessary for
who afford to buy than pounds Of sugar at
one time?