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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05
DELAY IN AUSTRIAN TREATY.

Paris, June 4-There is little
expectation that the Austrian treaty
can be completed this week. The
presentation of the missing clauses,
which will probably continue well
into next week, will be made by
note. There will be no further meet
ing between the Austrian represen-
tatives and those of the Allied pow
ere.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05
Petluria whips the Bolsheviki

: Bern, Switzerland, June 4.-The
troops of the army of Gen. Simon
Petlura, the anti-Bo1sheviki peasant
leader in the Ukraine, has captured
the railroad center of Prosqurov
and Hardieheff in Western Ukraine
This announcement is made by the
Ukranian News bureau.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05
Sympathetic strike

Birmingham, Ala, June 5-.Un-
ion Telegraph operators Of Birming-
ham will join in a walk-ont If the
Atlanta strike is not settled by Mon
day. according to statement from
local ofzicials issued today.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05

Believe They Have q Bomb Thrower
Pittsburg, June 5.-The arrest oe
James O'Brienl of Cleveland, causes
the police to bklieve that they have
one OF the mel responsible for the
explosion in this city on. Monday
night last.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05
Victory Bonds at a Premium.

New York, June 5-victory -
per cent bonds were sold today on
the stock exchange at the new high
level OF 10000.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05
WEATHER.
Showers Tonight.

For North Carolina showers to-
night and Friday with fair moderate
east and southeast winds.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-06-05

THE DAILY TIMES, the
Advertising Medium
That Gets Direct Results
For Its Users.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
tro HE cs)STtNrtny
NOW CALLED NICKEL. SILVER
From the osIicuisy ef Bearing
German Name.

Que Of the largest ruetnl.handl'nt
roaceras in this corntry has receDtll
changed the bAfpe Of the alloy here
.ofore known az German silver. and IL
DOW marketing this commodity u
nlckel-silver. and q rublication devoted
tn the metal industry suggests thai
the word silver be- eliminated entir@aE
ns there Ia 90 silver La the comhsas
ton This publication says: III this
nickel 10 taken frusn an Ii per csni
German silver alley only \ two and
enc hrsss will remain. Why no; th~t
tall the compound 'alcgeabxss,' OF, y
commercial oste.rtsocs are too strnnt
TO b. overcofae at cnce, why not call L
nickel aileyf The varicus e0nients q
nsekea may t~ designated nv utttstni
the Different percentages that the al
Icy coa,AIna TINS. 4, q. Z. 10. IL. Ii
IS Per cvat. etc. ricke1&llay. II 10 Z
fact that sogse manufacturers are ~
rssay rsssnatsr< tha rtassrtai nn*
sseinE soid ne sheffield plate ~ nh
yer plate On q aicsei base We -
"a reason Why the sasne srga-nsss
does nnt ayFIy 20 The alley he%5E csiies
tsirk4l-saissr.~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

In no case II the tetlvrni government
~ pay tRnF# t0 the owner than " paid
by th~ state. coaht5 ~ municipality,
No reymeut by The f,~irrRl government
~ 60 be sanrs ihpu so for any grade
animal or mere than SO for Hny pure
bird animal. ana mo tssymeni Nv Ia hs
made unless The owner has complied
with HIl quarantine regulations
This provision IL pxrssrtsd IN 70
move mneh ~ the opposition am"ns
cattle owners thas has hlnaar~a tussess
culasis eradication work. Through II
the federal government. the state.
s,,urgty M Tssatirsrsi Sav~vatH~a,x, asad
the o~p~rs af cattle Will share In the
loss resulting fra,n Strengthening In
fctTed animals for The pyMrcilas III
other animals not Infected
Another important development rr-
peos-d tn hasten tuberculosis eraAleH.
tion ~as the nnanl,nyns adurtt.n ny
breeders and I've stock saniiafiaps NJ
national reputation VI regulstioas fog
aceredi,'ag putebrcd herds u cattle.
This action, taken last peesni~r,
marked the coordination Ut esefts III
individuals and the state and federal
governments for the suppression vi
tuberculosis In rnre-t,rrd animals
On July 1. the defs rsmen, Issued III
AFa liw; " herds OFFICIALLY accredited
~ free from tuberculosis Tia herds
nggrn,issett IN, that date sIptsa ltpateix,
a+it The list also named herbs that
had ps xses. one sscee~sfai tesi, They
must tass another snnuai test spcce~s-
fu';y before being psac.s en- The ac-
credited list
The annusl loss frurn tuberculosis
among cattle ard hogs n reckanad at
ssNunnsl In chr TtiteB States Thu
federal campaign 10 ersGtrat~ the ts~.
ease IL af cssnt@ rativ.sy reespi begin.
ming II has been dissdse into three
~eil-deebet projects The FIRST prajs~t
10 tbs eradication " Tuberculosis ffuto
Individual herds NJ puretsrea cattle.
The sgtsfsd in The eradication ~ cattle
tuberculosis from ciscum@rrited arssss:
the thgrd ~ the eradication IT suhessu.
sosis aIsdng swine,
II Ia estimated by ossarssas In cso@~
sooch with available rssor.. that II
per cens II pur~-hr~d cattle In th.s
cuantry are affected uish ssbsrcuisssas.
In grade cattle anS swine the per~ens-
eye IT lnf~ctl&ss is gradually irerfas-
iAE. A. xfsewn ny post raortesa rveossis
In establishments where meat iusp~e~
H0n ~ usajataiaed. Infected animals
are pss asils Gauesr~as fo 0ahss saa-
rais hvt saAy sransssat sAr Gls~ssae to
rzsrstF,d safarrA saiis end aeah.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
CHAPTER W.


The great military machine which
the kaiser had built up durinx the first
~ years OF his reign "for the purpose
81 maintaining peace" was constantly
itching for war. There was feeling
among the ,Gi,ltarists that while II
WAS all right FOR the kaiser to assume
the role OF the Prince Of Peace" dur
ins the period OF preparation. It was
possible 10 everyday The part. He SO
frNquently referred 10 the fact that
his sale purpose In maintaining large
army and rayy was 10 maintain peace
THAI tha MAE Lords Of Germany BEGAN
to fear that perhaps he might mean H.
The murder OF the Archduke Franz
Ferdinand. tao saccess-sr 10 The Aus
tr!an throne, aad bis wife by Ser
hian on Juno -. 1914, gave Germany
the excuse Tor which she bad hcea
waiting so lors TO start fGrprean
confa9-suon and found Austria as
anxious .or war as her ally,
Hut even bad Emperor FRANK Joseph
shown reluctance TO plunge his nation
into var and had Austria refused TO
chas;!Se Serbia for the murder ot the
Arch2GSe doubt very much whether
the kaiser would have allowed thai,
svent to have gone unsvcaeei.
II touched him In oue IT his most
vulnerable spots The sanctity AZ roy
airy f. one % bis rsosi CHERISHED Ideas
He felt sponsor for tho ulan2rchies
ot the world, as wc feel Sponsor for
tho derecrsc'cs, 4 thr1st a, throne
wss stab s.; IRE kalssr's hesrt. and
with or wi.aNg, TIRE cooperation ~
Austria firmly believe he wca.i have
sNre - ~ lengths to hare a7snSrI
the crime o. Sbrafva,
II II true that the ka.se- ssnt q
message 10 tho ear % Russia in
whleA he rotaia,! cus ,has Austria
oagAt ~ he allowed ~ csa$ttse Serbia
without ir,vrfsrvace frta tire other
Ec-oTeaa powers, rraaark!as. I'VE
p-irccs mas Aati tose,heg.~ bet ;hsse
caa ~ 90 dccSt tia: sAAt was .r-y
sir fro-1 ~ cw,co,1g dearest IN bis
heart l.. {Gi,v1 the punishment *
, Se~hsa Ast teca aecu-url ssei w.tA.
oct war tie kaiser woo& have heca =
c,cs, Disappointed aaa, ard q Egss-a
! hal failed tD rlcS.l.Ee ts- tro.TS,
/ n A.gA gave dc --gc nv Z r-sspEt for
crossing iSe EsSs 81 bN-'isr. haven I
I tae Sl<ascs. tnsS; IA: C1e-wacv
woa.d have y-x,isd Russia gaic s&r.
anTwss, knowing tf&t france weG.a
f,a,;s~. IN; T@- Gre dayA had
cone tar ~h-ca tie-Esxay bad hesn
glaazlaS AID TsSs;4zs. 4a4 EosAia. ca
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03


mobile still made rs coming known by
It's distinctive 'tate-taea.tsta" sri
the royal palaces we're maintained In
oil their accustomed T~osnr.
Bat while tie kaIser's armies were
triumphant In the field, the pr!ac:pIe
which he was combating Was every.
where gslhins ground On March II,
1917. the cTar shdseascS and Russia.
whose astacratic form OF government
had hong he~a tAs envy O. sAs German
artstccracy, became a reTcbaic'
The downfall ~ the Russian er7.
psre was brought shozt by Eaglsad
because she feared that the cVar was
asoat tc make separate peace" The
salssr commented 10 me. ~As a mat.
ter 81 fact however Ssssher tbs cxar
Be- hts government ever artrysa ehed
re % TRAIT sy,h tecr. ard when England
overthrow tie Russian monarchy sAe
dfteated AsS very purpose With the
cre- on The thrpne Russia woaId pre,s-
ally have sasv ca t-hLrS W.
A';hT-rh ne kaiser bore ro rsrtlca-
la ieye for TIE car. ha-a he vas
fEAslac be had ~ desire sa convsre
tA. empire into o demo r7aey. and hss
I h4s-Arress toward Ese1 ~ fsg what
ae .heEGtt ,rss Aey part la tAx cEtah-
!lsAr-sa: q TIE Russian rvrszblIe v1s
very p,a1VcEeei
Wien. 6 few rNd.'ns ,Grrv. she atss5-
cat$aa ~ :sa c.ar w,as ts5i8Nssa hy the
s2@sisa..en a Aia- Co-stzrIlap ns
G-eeeo, TIE ks.ses ssys& .Eaesi sfzsshs'
hlsa whoa Aasr kl.a ES4se thar LID
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

asrsr~rsA by tae Cmss~a asAs&@ x,@HMse.
s=s@s " Axrsssaasas~l
TIE isss ax%csatarsi srprSrss.tssa
MI last I<ass~a ~ svasre~a tSsatsins
IN isesa exF~csrd b ~ n great ssa~
pcssancs In tAe federal ana ss&ss c~ss~
paig% 10 eradicate tuberculosis anssnx
cattle snd swine. u psvssis& that ske
fssiesal xsssraaaSas sAaii Tag isaens.
rlsy u ewass~whc&~ cattle srv slaagh-
ter~d kccaass they have es~A fcuaa la-
fecsad vita tuberculosis
The departures, ut agriculture b 70
fay e,ae.thisi u the difference heswrsss
Tho appraised ,alae NJ ib~ cattle and
the salvage yatae M tlse slaughtered
anisnnis, provided that the STATE. ctssstsa
y or municipality hi MhscA the sattss
ARE ownei ani KEEP, ~ esogsratins 10
ihe tuberculosis work and pays AZ
least an equal ampanf 10 tha aefef,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

There rre sso fa7SSs q IRE rrtaes
scale. via tie mesoilc ard harrrnaie
Tire former In sawetsf1es called tas
steal Easnn. se1le. he~aEse N IL sas3sa
10 Ssaa .ban tfs halTszaesse- The iS:tss
sass 40 snEnaea.si s@.es75 s<ru@n ~
sax+A arsi seTeu.s ssss-fes. nrd ttis L
f..fEscgsst 10 @az W1.Il sxss A&s 500 ssrss
3 cwrs2js 'ie-res II :'ru1rtfssr Ia
ksf1-ssssys tpsrssT scale "a tsasS Ike. y
LIST s;s.aztxi ,ssssa il ssscsl s@Isssc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
COWS PROVING THEIR WORTH


Lfsr~sszr~S hy the rnstNg k.asss De,ars~
rSenf " agFt1s8g@res
Ere-y oseu@r - aagry eSNs gsss6sals
establish eefHifs r.aFpssrd. ND all
tsws that % D,s rarassrH sg r. tire
rsgsiFesrs1s&a stsgEiG As sisvys1sss, ers fe-
t~sf W-hefhw- : dairy esr@ Az ~ t-s
Regretted 81 retained sssoz;id sty,esst ss+.
eIsmsEaJ 80 Fsrszs1pf-f'ssa. m s.l@Fa ~
tAa nsisk ssAaes sfss tAs TsaseSscs tsst.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

badly. and ws sas shsaa all for sssar
sngF"
did not knuw nj that tine that the
Gernaa array lacked medical srpgssexA
bas later ' saw pspsr can4sres tn sasA.
have previously referred 20 The
kslsers defenss ss the USE u z<rps-
Inns against Paris. Loda3na and either
| aorna.lisary cstisA Hs claimed thar N
was pseger To make var CA eavmana.
beexass England vas ~nassvcving ~
starvs Germany. On ecs eecsssoa !
poinssd cot to hlm that Ia 1870 the
Gssmaas lad besieg@d Parts and had
starved I'm population.
-Tns cases are sntir~ly dttserent-
he answered hastily. Thea We wsrs
essisging q city and the civilian pop
ulattoa had rlensy Of crpNtuaisy 70
evacuafs X before the siegs begAn.
Engiand IN bssisgtng . whole n&tioa
and tryins 10 starvs my women and
children. who have ncthtng 10 do with
war
ccuidn't help thinking of the
whole nations" which had been sb.
soiu,ely crushed under the kassef's
heei--of Belgium. Servsa and Poland
The kaiser never admitted that the
destruction al the LaaltantA was n re-
suit Ut special Instructions frosa him
to the C.bost commander. bur in dis
cussinx the general subject Of sahus-
rins warfare be asked.
what right have Americans tn take
passage on these yessels. anyway II
they came cato the battlefield they
would not expect ns TO stop fring,
would theyf Why should they expect
any greater protection when they EN-
ter the war zane at scar
"pon't ever forget" he weat on. "a
bullet from a pistol would be enough
10 sink one Of our r-boata How can
we stop and board vessels VIC saccan-
tor 10 ascertain whether they are REQ
trail and not carrying contraband! II
what appears to b. a neutral should
Ia fac, grove to he beiliSereat or II
belllgerent should heays TO In ~"
Spouse to the command Of one Of our
submarines, how eon!d we safely seud
"A lboAt9.as party over whea rifle
shot from the vessel IN question would
sesa 1s to tAs hntteag Obviously 10
-tnarfra> persists tn x@fYssinT .sasnss4asss
to the allies. there is but ona shing
FOR US 10 do--slns the vessels"
When suggested tina, while the
yulnerahsiity Of the submarine M
douhtedly lcssened lts value In con.
nsctloa With the right % search which
heilIgefsnts have under International
law. Htill the law ought to be oh.
served. the kaiser interrupted ms has
thy with the remark:
international law, There Ii no
such ,h.nG as International law any
mere 60
Ia that aSscrilca oS course Hes the
answer 81 81! the questions wbIta have
az AFs u ia ih'h8tlhF Efhtl "tht AsFF tfhtNANN
~ tho war. II the Germans teNbg-
nlzed ua International law tut we're
gg!ded SOLELY ny their IDEAS az o1l~r3i'
pncy ard the demands ~ "kultur."
then the whole course az the war be-
came perfectly clear Tho use OF pol
sonous gas, the destruction ot untor'
titled towns. the Dissertation Of
churches. the attacks on hospitals aud
Rod Cross units. the countless atroci'
tics committed against civilians aud
prisoners OF war require no other sx.
PLANTATION.
No such thing M International law
any mere ..,.....
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Ave daaM
-Ihey aNs trying 10 feTes tASts rus.
t~n fuwsm wit d~maa.r~Ese svsxsaaa@st ON
Grweee.- BIN a~cSArsd nerrsty. s.FNa
wss shsy hnse treated my recF stssae.
Dc es~&a II Gre~ee, h sAanas igaa n
dtxesAc& TSsy tsik Aheuk sur iavs-
saaa vi B<sxsam. has sksar arxssns IN
fsr~ee$ ore thanat~ay wa<s& \ havs
staas~a tin EaxassA peopas ter twsntE
nss yesrA saa Ah~y siways Try -
eessF tAesr acts win r~atxsaa and To
txfk et h<c@&sa as x4vtits&asoA and IN.
sasnssT hat Ayps<xfts@ that tAsy Ar&
thsy coatiase 10 gsae aii they en- ~
tAets AAx4s - tast IL saSss !. --,g.-...
TNs fsrt that tsr~ccs lad 4 tr~ass
with Sersia which r~0airsa AcT IN sAks
w arsEs II Serbia wsr~ attached snA
that shs had fAit<1 10 s@ses hse ~esi~
gsiisns In that rsspsss wss Naturally
AZ 10 sigaaac&nes 10 TIA kaiser. -
wAasa srssti~4 vsre euf scraps VI 70.
pr.
The ksyns&s Of the kaissx's military
program lay In the tscs that be real
ased that II was neerssary TOR him 70
win In eeisf to A@ld hia sAFane, l fe<a
9alts sure gAst X tina allies were VII
lsng To ceoc~is 10 GeSn.ny Oh thu tsFs
ritnxJ she has ecnoasssd- Heistuin
SERBIA. Poland. Reuuaaia. Russia ana
part Of Fvaacs. and restare ell her col.
eaiaA upoa enaasfsen that tho kaiser
STRIP as~a ffea tA@ thsaaa, no ranid
reject tho proposition wisheas n@
meats hesitation.
Your country would lite ID make u
republic cat NJ Germany he co=s-
iAsatrSt. "a republic IKE France. per
haps. golag down and dawn ell the
tiAe--a country ruled by lawyers !
And he inensionea half dafen Of the
great Fyvach statesmen who Wsr~
Taesabers OF the legal profession, "iss
a sad thing for q cssaesr. when Il gssa
into the hands az the lawyers, France
and Italy are already cuntrclled by
them. aud America aud Eagtani srs
rapidly following their sxample'"
The kaiser regarded the German
people ~ his own property TO do with
a. hs liked, when | resaffed ~ tfs
~Geriuan people" In conversation hA
w6iild deitsstssIy correct me ny trfers
riag In his reply - my people"
whea. for instance. said on one o.
caslun, i understand. your majesty.
that the German people are anxious
for peace" be answered. "Yes. Davis.
my people are strongly In favor Ut
peace. but they want u German peaes
Tho allied peare''
lie believed that Iust ~ the univrrss
Is ruled by God 50 should the eara
be dominated by sa earthly ruler and
tina, Cos, had selected him for the task
To dlspiGcc him IN favor OF r~n,lh-
liran form III government. ~ Suhsti.
tute ruler elected by the people fos
monarch designated By God was 10
his opinion tie hasest sort Of sscrilegs
and the unfortunate par, " IL all Na'
that the majority OF his people cv
incided With him. They preferrvh &c
he ruled by hand OF iron rather thar
10 ruls themselves Some day the,
may be awakened 10 the blessings Of
self government. bat up TO the present
time they have not shown the slightest
indication that they would prefer Ia
rule than be ruled, and because .hsy
suhmi, No willingly 10 the kaiser's dotn.
inasion he has become ohs<s~ed With
the idea tbs, tho rest Of tina world
sh9ald tallGw suit ...e,... ..,..s. .,.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Tho ka's&r and ether 0s,rsn
leaders believed that their army
~ss insineibls and thst when
Der rse-''ths day"--srriss6.

Der rse-'ths day"--srriss6.
Germany would crush her ~.
emies and gain oil her ends
within 4 few nsnthA- Even
SITTER America entered the war.
the kaiser Seemed suprsrsiy
confident ~ IN overwhelming
victory, Doctor Davis relates
sems ~ the kaisss's heasts In
the NEXT irstaiirent Of HE nsr.
tativs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Ask Consoles
Be Retired As
ChiefOfArmy
Charge Mexican General Is
Using Position to Further
His Candidacy.

Washington. D. c.. July s.-Thirty
members Of the house of deputies OF
the Mexican congress have petitioned
president Carranza to retire Gen.
Pablo Gonzales as head of the Mexican
army. charging the general was using
his position TO further his candidacy
for the presidency. Adviees from
Mexico City said the petitioners de-
ciared that Gonzales ought to be
placed on the same footing as Gen.
Oregon, the other leading candidate,
who, in manifesto announcing his
candidacy, practically disassociated
himself from the army. 1t is consid-
cred that the candidate who has con-
troll Of the military forces will win
the election.
Gonzales Publishes Reply.
Gen. Gonzales has published an an
swer. according TO these advices. in
which he takes issue with Gen Obre-
CONS manifesto and makes the sug-
Eestion by way of depreciation that a
fresh revolution may be started as a
result Of the election
Luis Cabrera, secretary of the treas
ury in the CarranZa cabinet, has Is
sued a statement predicting that it
viii be impossible to hold the election
next July and suggesting that con-
Eress name Carranza's successor in
stead of holding an election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Viii Ask q. S.
Pledge Not To
nUade Mexico
Mexicans Also Want Step,
To Prevent Smuggling
Munitions to Rebels.


Mexico City. Mex. July S.-Ygnaeio
Bonillas. Mexican ambassador to the
United States, on his return TO Wash
ington will ask for an agreement
from the white house that no Ameri-
can troops be sent across the border.
and also that the United States in
stitute measures that viii absolutely
prevent the smuggling Of arms and
ammunition TO rebels in northern
Mexico, it was learned officially.
Decision to make these requests was
reached at conference senior Bonillas
nad with the foreign affairs depart
ment before his departure for the
United States.
Does Not Need L. :. Aid.
The ambassador has been author
lied to state that the Mexican govern
ment has sufficient means to prevent
harm to American border towns in
any possible fighting. without aid
from the United States
It was also learned from unofficial
but reliable sources that Gen. Candida,
who is on a journey to the United
States and Europe as president Car
Tanza's confidential ambassador. car
ries no authority to make agreements
binding on the Mexican government,
but is making the trip simply 10 Sc
cure information which would aid the
Mexican government in fixing its for
eign policy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Says Villa Is
Best Friend Of
US. In Mexico
Texas Congressman De
clares Army Took Side
OF Juarez Defenders.


Washington. D C.. July s.--villa
is the best friend the United States
has in Mexico He has no desire to
be its president and his candidate.
Gen Angeles, is the ablest man in
the southern republic declared for
mer representative Jeff McLemore,
Of Texas. in 4 statement hero today
Many of the best informed Texans
are bitter at the act of Gen cabell
in taking sides with the carrancistas
at Juarez,7 MeLemore declared" "Of
course. every American wants the
lives Of our citizens protected. but
the truth is that Villa. anxious for
port Of entry. had Juarez sewed up
until Cen Erwin's troops taking
sides. defeated the Villistas.
Every criminal act committed in
Mexico is laid TO the Nillistas- The
sanity Carranzistas are guiltless Of
all crimes. according 10 the informa
ton we get. Ask any oil man. and he
viii tell you that il was villa who
protected the oil interests. Villa was
f'ro-aliy in the war Carranza was
prot German straight through. He
even plotted with the kaiser for the
return Of Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico. It is a fact that Villa had
nothing to do with the Columbus
raid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
OBSERVE 4TH ANNIVERSARY
OF DEATH OF PORFIRIO DIAZ

The fourth anniversary Of the death
Of general Porfirio Diaz was observed
Wednesday night at Liberty hall
Features Of the memorial exercises
we're music, songs by young Mexican
women. and a number OF short ad-
dresses.
\ large picture OF Gen. Diaz was
unveiled by a little Mexican girl at
the opening Of the exercises. Several
addresses by prominent Mexicans re-
siding in FL Paso were delivered. in
which the life Of the great Mexican
general and statesman was reviewed
Gen Diaz was frequently referred to
by the speakers as the greatest Of
all Aexicans-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-03
Sonora Border
TO7enSPrepare
T0ReabHarUeSt
Saloons To Be Opened For
The Sale Of Beer
And Wines.

Nosales. ARK, July 3.-With COVER
nor Gales threatening death 10 per-
sons manufacturing or selling mescaI
in Sonora, is the curious contradiction
Of large preparations for the making
and sale Of spirituous beverages
Gales. according TO the latest news
available. intends to remain in the
governors chair until September.
when he is to take over. at the City Of
Mexico. the portfolio of minister Of
commerce and labor
In the meantime he appears to be
opposing strenuously all efforts to
wipe out the condition of alcoholic
aridity that has prevailed in the state
for the greater part Of his admins
tration. Two hundred cases OF tequiia
mescal have been dumped into the
ocean at Guaymas and large quanti-
ties OF the liquor, confiscated at va
rious points. are held at Hermosillo-
Most OF it is said TO have been dis
titled secretly at points along the
IaQui river.
Six men are said to have been ex-
ecuted at Cananea and eight at Her
mosillo for Illegal traffic in mescal
Juan and Francisco Rinaido, two well
been sent TO Hermosillo for bringing
80 gallons Of mescal to the border
city from Chihuahua.
The prohibition OF strong liquors
Will not apply TO lighter beverages,
whenever there shall be in effect an
act OF the sitting Sonora legislature
allowing the sale OF beer and wines
Five licenses for saloons have been
granted in Nogales and in Aqua Prieta
and seven in Cananea and each OF the
points named now is preparing for a
sudden influx of American population
Great breweries are to be operated at
Hermosillo and Mazatlan. the latter's
operating company headed by COVER
nor Ramon Iturbe. and several Ameri-
can liquor manufacturers are inquir-
ing concerning prospects for rees-
tablishing their industry in Sonora