davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1919-09-11


for twenty minutes. Awful pains in my
head set me almost frantic and was
70 nervous, l couldn't stand the least
noise. How suffered! Often didn't
care whether lived or died.
II couldn't sleep on account of the
terrible pains in my back and head.
Nothing seemed to do me bit of good
until I began using Dodn's Kidney
Pills. could soon see they were help
ing me; the backache stopped, my kid
neys were regulated and I no longer
had any dizzy spells or rheumatic pains.
I still take Dodn's occasionally and
they keep my kidneys in good health"
EtDorn to before me.
F. W. CASSIDY, JR..
Notary Public.
ose Dsa.'s a Aay Sssrs. eoe . Bss
.DOAN'S n,nnas rinn:
FoSTERAauDURN CO. BUFFALO. N. =.
Gilpin observer., 1919-09-11

True.
Examiner in Physics-What hap
pens when light falls into water at
an angle Of As degrees?
Student-It goes out.
Gilpin observer., 1919-09-11
Ready Explainer.

011n1nknANInnNn1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Merry Christmas Co. Will
Feed Up" IL Cassed Yanks

Twelve world war veterans still
suffering from the effects OF Ger.
man poison gas got word TO the
Merry Christmas company at The
Star office Friday that they win be
without Christmas entertainment
out at the Pulmonary hospital at
Riverton unless, perchance. the
company would give them the over
flow" from the celebration at Fir.
lands hospital.
You bet we will" said Manager
Joe Newberger of the Merry Christ.
mas company. These boys have
been entirely overlooked. II some
capable executive will volunteer to
take charge of the affair, Wen fur.
nish the dinner and program OF
vaudeville that will make their eyes
bulge"
Newberger suggested Lloyd Spen.
Ger OF the Seattle Engineering school
as "A good man TO take over the job
of directing the show. Spencer could
not be reached Friday morning, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
MAGICIAN'S AID
DENIES RANK
AS "AFFlNITY"

SAN FRANCISCO. Pee. ls.--It Is
rank injustice for a magician's
wife To select an assistant for her
husband and then conjure an "affin-
ity" allegation out OF n strictly
business relationship.
SO says Miss Adele Tillson. who
was first employed to assist Charles
]. Carter. known as Garter. the
Mysterious" and later named in Mrs.
Korinne NJ Cartor's suit for separate
maintenance. filed last Monday. Miss
Tillson denies that she Is the
maEician's latest heart fancy" as
charged by Mrs, Carter. Further.
she has this to say:
My position and acquaintanceship
with AIR. Carter was secured by Mrs.
Carter herself, who was seeking
someone adapted TO this work. ] in
formed her that | had no theatrical
experience. and she intimated that
none was required"
In regard to Mrs. Carriers accuse
ton that her talented husband had
half dozen affinities. Miss Tillson
says;
Mrs. Carter knows very well that
she has no moral or legal right TO In.
cludo me under the category OF
women whom she may wish TO men.
ton ms having been intimately &c.
quainted with Mr.. Carter. My con
duct with Mr.. Carter has been at all
times honorable and above board.
and the little time spent I'm his so
ciety was for business purposes and
necessary In order to learn the duties
attendant upon the fulfillment Of
my contract with him. Mrs. Carriers
attack upon me In her maintenance
suit H. to say the least, unwarranted
and inequitable."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
SOLDIER SAYS
ADJ WAS FAKE
Complaint Is Issued Against
Local Tailor

"Teu Per Cent OFT TO Soldiers and
Sailors"
Such "a sign. exhibited In the win.
dow of McLeod's tailor shop. 1925
Third ave. drew j. Tiadcliff, Albion
hotel. recently discharged from the
army. he ordered sos suit and
paid $40 down.
When the suit WIS completed. Rad.
cliff made preparations TO pay bis
bill Figuring 10 per cent off Of fs5
he tOtaled his bill at $3.50 Sub.
tracing the $40 already paid from
this amount. he concluded he owed
the tailor $3.50.
with this amount he attempted 10
settle the bin
hut Mcleod protested. declaring
the suit cost t55.
but the sign In the window al
lows me 10 per cent off" fladciiff
In turn protested. as he exhibited
his discharge.
oh. that only refers 10 the good1
In the window" Radcliff rays Nc.
Leod answered. with a laugh.
Iiadcliff paid the fun amount
Then he called on Deputy Prosecutor
Wallace W. Mount. who charged
Mcleod with false advertising IN a
complaint filed in Justice Otis w.
Drinkers court Friday.
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an effort will be made to obtain his
services.
Mrs. Edgar Blair, who brought
word from the soldiers, said She
would gladly donate her car TO trans.
port entertainers TO the hospital or
for any other use.
The soldierr said. according to Mrs
Blair that altho they are somewhat
weak In the pipes" owing to being
gassed. their stomachs pine for can.
dy, nuts. turkey. cranberry sauce and
mince pie.
No additional donations are needed
to supply them observation-disclosures,
to the Firlands hospital fund wild
amply suffice for the Riverton hos@
pital dinner and entertainment.
Manager Newberger said Friday he
would be ready TO announce the COZ
piete program Tor Firlands by Mon,
day. Two donations to the fund we -
received Friday. one from an anon, s
nous source in Olympia and ondI
from u. H." who says he is a good
American citizen. albeit too bashful
to put his name in the paper. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
ACREAGE

LARGE TRACT. IMPROVED
1880
Large tract. nll cleared and fenced
nice family orchard ~ choice fruits
and hotrirH. aplondid house Of
bungalow type. built by owner for
permanent h ONE, pure spring
water pipod 60 houac. electric
iiHhta. telephone service. good Ens
rage on place, and other buildings.
Huch AZ barn. poultry house, etc,
make this place an exceptional
bargain at f2.th0, reasonable
terms 10 rcHponhlble party L"Hn
than one mile from ferry dock
Purchaser can have free use Of
several acrcn Of good pasture land
adjoining. all under fence. owner
going 60 Eastern Washington 60
manage large wheat farm. Take
East Madison cat and county ferry
a. KIRK land and inquire FOR + W
Sucking at brick bungalow offse
at end 81 ferry doci
hack TO TIfE LAND
II you want "a good iO-acte ranch
near seattle. Tor goodness sake
hurry In and let uH tell you about
this one that must be SOLD on ac-
count ~ sickness All this H. good
soil. part black bottom. and bal
hnco No. shot clay: 5-room
house. cement basement wood
shed. milkhouHe. poultry house.
large harm implement sheds.
wells cows. j heifers. a dandy
5-year-old horse. pig and about
20 nice chickens. good orchard.
moving machine. rake. harrow.
wagon, piowH, cream separator.
good lot Of stove wood and hay
on hand This IL near highway.
station. good school. church. etc.
n good Income from the start
Price $3.50. about s.. 600 cash.
DAVIES a LEACH
2t2 Boston Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Postpone Case of
u Alleged Reds

Continuance OF the trial Of 81 al.
legged radicals. charged with infrac'
ton OF the new city criminal syndi.
calism ordinance. until December 20
was allowed by Police Judge John u.
Gordon In police court Thursday aft.
ernoon.
Seven men were released when 1t
was shown they were arrested before
the ordinance went into effect.
The trials of +, -. HIN and ]. j.
Extell, both charged with radical.
ism. were continued until December
30, after Il was found that the city's
witnesses were not present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Fined 500 Each
for Having Grape

Joe Rosati, Julio Lainetto, Mobella
Innosnite and /. Frediani were fined
500 each by Justice Otis w. Brink.
er Friday, when they pleaded guilty
TO unlawful possession of intoxl.
cants.
The four were arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs julius Won Gerst, Earl Ram
age and William Downey Thursday
In raids on four towns along the
Northern Pacific route in the Cas-.
cadc foothills.
wine were seized by the deputies.
who dumped II into Green river. The
-four towns visited by the deputies
are Stampede, Kennedy. Lester and
Borup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
SAYS HE'S SOLDIER;
POLICE DOUBT y

Lawrence Walton. arrested early
Friday morning at the Soldiers and
Sailors club. may be a soldier. but
the police doubt 1t.
Walton is held on an open charge.
pending investigation. He told the
police. when arrested, that he was a
coast artilleryman. His outfit the
police think, stamps him as an i'm.
poster.
Walton was clad in civilian shoes.
an officers cap and wore infantry
decorations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
SEVERAL HURT
by AUTOMOBILES

-Four persons were seriously In
jured and three others received
slight body bruises when an autorno.
bile driven by William Peterson.
2si5 Harvard ave. N. collided with a
truck driven by Norman johnson.
zfls T.. Madison st. at gard ave. and
=. Cherry st.. shortly after p. m
Thursday.
The injured persons are: Mrs.
Ernest Peterson, 24i5 Harvard ave.
N: Mrs. August Peterson and Ralph
Peterson. same address: Mrs May.
Lindy. SOC Boren ave; Florence,
Peterson. 24i5 Harvard ave. N: Nor[
man johnson. 2sis r. Msdlson:l
Ernest Peterson. 2fi5 Harvard
ave. ~
Woman Knocked Down
The Peterson car had speeded I'd
10 take the hill at f. Cherry st wheu
the accident occurred. Mrs. Ernest
Peterson was thrown into the wind.
shield and badly cut. while other Of
the occupants were thrown to ths !
pavement. sustaining severe Gu,
and bruises. William Peterson, ii
driver. was damned against IL
steering wheel All Of the victImsl
were taken 10 the city hospitai
where their injuries were cared for
Mrs. Anna Roecia. s04 Hiawaths
place. was knocked down by a MAJ
chine driven by j. c. Hagen. Of
Tukwila. a, Fourth ave. S. and
Jackson st She WAS treated for cuts
and a wrenched knee at the city hos.
pital.
Clyde McKasson. e23 Queen Anne
ave, was treated at the emergency
hospital for head cuts sustained
when he was struck by a machine
driven by an unidentified driver at
Queen Anne ave. and Mercer st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Playfield Gives
Vaudeville Show

Boys and girls OF Collins playfield
demonstrated their dramatic ability
before a crowd OF more than 500 per
sons In their third annual vaudeville
entertainment at the fieldhouse. 10th
ave. and Washington st. Thursday
night The show was held under
the auspices of the park department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Eggs Disappear

A still hunt Is going on I'm the
city for a case OF fresh eggs which
disappeared mystcriously Thursday
night from a truck belonging to
the Kelley Transfer Co. as the
machine was parked In front of the
Sanitary market. First ave. and
Pike st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Can 1t Be Such?

Dingle, dingle,
Hellol say. hello,
The Star Officer
Yes, sir.
This is Tom Horner. Seattle nj.
torney | have just had an idea!
Yes, MIR, Horner7
Did 1t ever occur to you that
today was December 10. 1919. and
that the digits of any date will
not occur again in this order un.
I'll January 20, 2o2o7 Is is not
peculiar. to say the least?
Yes, indeed, Mr.. Horner. Thank
YOU MIR. Horner. for pointing out
this fantastic. conjunction -
mathematical digits.
Dingle. dingle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
CUBA APPROVES TREATY

w WASHINGTON. Dec ls.-The
Cuban senate has unanimously APP
proved the German peace treaty. the
state department was advised today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
DOCTORS ARE CROWDED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec. la.-
There is shortage OF office space
here. Recently IL physicians told Of.
ficials they were unable to find
location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
FARM LANDS

FARM LAND BARGAINS
IN THE YAKIMA VALLEY
ta00--ii acres on Yakima river. near
town and railroad
f700-1l 32 acres on state highway
lies perfect. best Of soil. town and
railroad / v miles.
81. 00O--160 acres. Of which 100 lies
good, balance good pasture.
50 G00--Ouc section: 100 acres under
Kcnncwick extension Of SunnyEidc
canal balance good farm land
best OF soil. mile TO town and rail-
road THIS viii make first class
stock ranch
We have a number or good values in
farm land at $40 per acre and up
We are closing out our land buy
now at bargain prices direct from
the owners.
Terms. =. down. balance on long
time at 6 per cent
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
aiS Green Building
once open evenings. also
ON BRICK HIGHWAY
Two miles from Redmond. dandy \
room furnished house. good orr
chnrd, barn for head stock. hay
NOV TO barn, wood shed; good
water: ia well fenced and cross
fenced: IN fine district. Price
$4,000; about $1,000 cash.
DAVIES a. LEACH
q? Boston Block.
FOR SALE - 400 ACRES. GOOD
place for stock: wen watorod. (
acres cleared s head Of cattle. rs
sheep; Is hives OF bees; one house
In Twin $500. The land is worth
T. selling on account OF old age
and poor health Terms, NJ T.
Warner. Twin wash
40 ACRES, $1,000
800 cash. so month, A dandy. 40.
acre tract, near cleark Lake. Good
soil and water. and viii make fine
farm.
II. c. PETERS. ZIG Third Ave.
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locCIsuoFr LAND,

WRITE ron MAP snowtEG 10
cation. low price Anf snsy terms
of sale Of logged Off lands offered
60 settlers In Western Washing ton.
WEY EItHEAUAFN TIMBER co.
IAltnMA lN AMIIINllIOE
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20 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
ron RENT

ENPEHIENCED or
chnrd man wants 10 rent equipped
orchard tract for 1920. would pro
fer orchard aud alfalfa Address
ilOk 2iG. Entiht Mahh
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EDWIN o. Lemon
General Delivery. Brcmerton.
How can increase my trader
This iE how a fortunes made.
Star want ads are bound TO bring
NRre good LUCK In evcrythinE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
LEGAL NOTICES

PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
at the Bureau 81 supplies and Ac-
counts. Navy Department Wash
ington, ~ c.. until 10 o'clock a m,
December "a. 1919. for delivering
rsamcrs. taps and dies. files. viees,
Indicator and annunciator system.
and until 10 o'clock a. M. Deem
her &c. 1913. for delivering nails,
steel sockets. chiael blanks. hair
felt. yellow silica sand, coal burn
ing ranges. shaft straightencr.
pipe bending press. testing pump
and hydraulic press. TO the Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. wash. Apply
for proposals. to the supply officer.
Navy Yard. Puget Sound. Wash.
or TO the Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts SAMUEL MCGOWAN.
Paymastcr General Of the Navy.
fa-l0-fa
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!
CLOSE TO TOWN AND SOt-ND
Good b-room house. plaatored ca.
ment basement. barn cbf,Len
house. colony houses. anal
orchard and small nun. rnnd
wei. faces on main county rnad
splendid view Of Sound and noun.
tains. Tho improvements roprr-
sent moro money than We arr "A slf .
ing for the place. Only t2gso.
5000 cash. balance monthly
THE W. l.. MORSE 90
~ L'ary hulldlng Elliott tGs5
WHO WANTS THIS SpIENBIb
Little 27-acre farm. rich bottom
land; some good upland: 5.room
house. large barn poultry houses.
orchard, 100 fine bearing trees. all
choice varieties, spring creek.
horses. Z cows. chickens. good ont
fit OF tools, a going place. ana a
money makor. $500: terms.
ROfERT MALTRY co, zoos 3rd Ave.
10 ACRES ALDER LAND WITH
creek. fronting boulevard. between
seattle and Tacoma. 81 500. terms
Cuban. owner. o0s Seaboard. FL
lott lOs or Rainier l2o-R eve
nlngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Rates Per Insertion
Want Ad Rhymes

MRS ]. r MUNRO
Route No. :. Rox tta-C
How can I increase my trade
There's only one sure way
Just put want al IN Ihc Stst'
Twill make your business pay
Osher Rhymes Elsewhere on This
PAse-IDok-Yours May TIE There
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AZ REAf,F
ACREAGE
LAKE FOREST PARK

We have n very nice tract. contain
ing about half an acre OF land
close 70 the paved highway. and an
well graveled road. with water
ana electric light available. that
can b" bought at very low prt~c
This u I'm a well settled dtetfirt
with fine homes all around. ana IA
a bargain at $3.50 We can mall 4
terms on this 81 $500 cash. and tho
balance in easy monthly payments
II you are looking for country
homeHite. this IL worth invcsti.
eating
4. H. REID g. co
3lf-17 New York Block
ElIiott gQoQ
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80 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SASH AND DOORS

SASH AND DOORS
q. n WILLIAMS co
1913 First Ave. =. SEATTLE.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
For immediate shipment; all ma.
chincd. ready 10 put together. at
money saving prices No special
skiii or tools required 20 set them
up. 4 window frame complete.
with pulleys for ssit
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL HikANp
| ply. per square .....s-..sss.sts sa
s-ply. per square ...,..-t...+s. s!h
a-piy. per square ......s..ss... 500
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line % building ma
terial free on request
o. n WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBTLEs

CANARIEs. GOOD SINGERS. BEAU
tiful color. guaranteed. 2203 Point
place, nenr AK lighthouse.
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BOARD AND ROOM
IItlrEIS

BOARD AND ROOM. TWO MEALS
day. 81 and up at 81 seneca.
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Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - CoRpWOop STUMP
age. near good road r. Norman.
r. l. iioN 500. seattle. wash
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LOST AND FOUND

tyrf,sFsDAY sIoHT. SQUIRREL
enIfar between First ave. and Ma
eonic Temple. Phone Queen Anne
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zTrST LEATHER PURSE. IN
Srr.L theatre. wednesday evening.
n i.ssye al box office Of theatre Re-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
w A It Oh
FRENCH
Only Official Text OF
Agreement Guarded
Vigilantly
BEHIND
IRON GRATING

lBy Leased Wire to New Mexican,
Washington, jury 30. Unusual
steps to guard the official text Of
the French defensive treaty su5-
mltteu yesterday to the esnate BY
president Wilson, pending final &C.
ticn upon the convention by that
body are being taken, X became
known today and these precautions
will continue, according to Secretary
Sanderson of the senate, until Il has
finally been deposited In the state
vault. The treaty which Is the only
copy In the United tsates, bears the
signature of Premier c~lemenceau and
the grand seal Of the French re-
as we'll as President Wilson's
signature. The iron grating separat.
ing the executive clerk from the rest
Of the secretary's office was ordered
closed and locked and all persons
entering the secretary's office OK.
cept those Whoae Identity was known
were closely scrutInIxed.
Senate officials also declined TO
send the treaty to the government
printing office so that printed copies
could be made, but had a typcwrlt-
ten copy made inside the barred en-.
closure. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
WANT WILL HAYS FOR
INDIANA GOVERNOR

indianapolis, July sO.Will Hays,
chairman Of the republican national
committee, who is being urged to
become a candidate for governor Of
Indiana, 1t is said, will his
plans at a meeting Of the Indiana
republican editorial association next
Friday. It Is known here that pres
sure is being brought to have him
remain as head Of the national COM
mittee.
Washington, July 30.--Some repub-
lican leaders In congress- say they are
apprehensive OF the pressure being
brought by Indiana republicans on
Chairman Hays OF the republican ma.
tional committee to accept the guber.
Material nomination. They are bring
ing a counter pressure to bear on
Chairman Hays on the ground that
his services should not be given to
one state exclusively but that he
should continue his work for the
party nationally.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
They Have Faith i'm
The Old Home Town

The New Mexican today publishes another Community Adve-
tsement.
Il Is one Of q series Of fun page advertisements telling the coun.
try about the attractions and opportunities Of Santa Fe through the
columns Of the Home Paper, paid for BY Home Business Men.
Five hundred copies will be printed on book paper and Distributed
to 500 towns si over the United States.
The New Mexican invites all local business men and boosters
to cooperate In putting out the rest Of the series-alI different and
all seeking to drive home with a punch santa Fe's claims TO the atten-
tion Of the business, tourist, notwithstanding and home seeking public. All
contributors Will be given credit
The men and firms who are Decking Santa Re 10 the Best BET In
todayts Home Paper are: &
SANTA re BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY.
CAPITAL COAL YARD.
GROSS. KELLY 4 COMPANY, Whoissais Groceries,
CAPITAL CITY BANK.
WOODLANDS HARDWARE COMPANY.
WELTMER a BURROWS, Drugs and Stationery.
X. g. kAuNE a Co. Groceries.
Q. w. MccLtNTOCk; cothier and Haberdasher
vi WIGHT clDptN06, Manager Hotel De Vafnae.
u Il. WATT a COMPANY, Furniture.
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
OF CARMENS'
UNION |NTERFERES TO
END CHICAGO STRIKE

Chicago. July sO--W. D. Mahon,
international president Of the street
car employees union, upon his arri.
val in Chicago today took personal
charge of the strike Of 5000 sur.
face line and elevated road employees
and promised to do everything in
hiF power to settle the dispute With
out unnecessary delay. He came
from his home in Detroit in answer
to a summons from the officials OF
the local unions.
It is believed that he Will urge
the union to take a referendum vote
OIL the compromise offer Of the
transportation lines, granting a ma1-
imum scale of 65 cents an hour to
the employees OF surface lines and
CT cents to the elevated road men,
an eight-hour day and time and
? half for overtime.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31

{ay Leased Wire to- NeW MexicoU.l
Washington July 30.--In the OpiJl-
lon OF anita arrancistas here. the
cotton OF Francisco villa in appoint.
ing General Constantine GalvA.l
commander Of the army of the
east In Mexico, with instructions to
w0ge relentless warfare against Fe.
Xix Diaz. reported today from Mex.
leo City, presages an attempt on
Villas part to gain control of all
Of Mexico outside of that in which
Carranza forces dominate.
Felix Diaz has been conducting an
campaign against Carranza In
southern Mexico for several years,
but as reports indicate that his for
tunes have not improved In several
months. It is regarded as possible
that Villas campaign may eliminate
I'm from the field. Diaz is consid-
the leader Of the old "cienti-
section, survivors OF the regime
Of Porforio Diaz. an uncle Of the
rebel leader.
According to reports here, Felix
sent General Manuel Mondragon
to the north several months ago to
consult Villa and General Angeles,
who recently was proclaimed @pro-
visionaI PRESIDENT OF Mexico by
Villa followers, regarding plans for
combining forces against Carranza,
Not only was the project spurred by
tile Villistas, but General Mondragol
escaped with his life.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
Convict Berger
is Called Down
Hard by Scion

Washington, July S0-Attempts OF
Victor Berger TO compare speeches
Of prominent republicans. criticizing
tine administration for its conduct,
ing the war to his own u~tterances,
drew a protest today from Repre-.
sentative Welty Of Ohio
The republicans simply were
cIiticizing a lack Of speed,p said MI.
Welty, while you were trying with
all your might to destroy the mill.
tary efficiency OF this government"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
Old Submarine Sinks
In Long Island Sound;
3 OF Crew Drowned

New London, Conn. july S0.-grhe
United States submarine d-g, which
Is listed as an obsolete craft and
used for experimental work, hamk
with open matches Iii Long island
Sound today and three Of TIA crew
OF eight were drowned. others we're
rescued by men from the United
States coast guard AcpshneL, whien
was accompanying the submarine.
The ca was engaged In expert.
wenting with depth bombs and 1t
sank apparently without warning.
The hun has been located and dal-
operations will follow.
The submarines N.S and RS, with
divers, were sent to the spot where
the CO sank and early this SITTER
noon one body had been reoovefed.
l he submarine was III charge or
Gunner B. w, Morrow.