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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
ONE DEFEAT IN 20 YEARS

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 3.-The end OF the
football season finds one southern col
lege with record OF only one defeat in
20 years. Morehouse College, negro
institution. lost II game ten years ago,
but for ten years prior to that time and
since the word defeat" has been known
at the school only as 1t applied to More.
houses opponents Morehouse has
played games annually with the leading
negro teams in the South. including Tus-
kegee Institute. Atlanta University and
Morris Brown.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

"ers and government employees moved
Systematically to their task. They com.
mittcd the assassinations without disguise
and all made their escape.
Gresham Hotel was the scene perhaps
of the greatest daf ing, and the raid was
carried out by 20 men With tho utmos,
cruelty. The Gresham is in Sackvllle
street and is one of the best known
hotels in Dublin. In this place two for.
mer officers were done to death.
Following fast upon the murders there
was great military and police activity
ma houses were raided In search Of the
criminals. All motor traffic was ordered
stopped, and all train services in and
out OF Dublin were suspended. TIE city
was given over TO terrified apprehension
AZ armored cars and lorries filled with
black and tans" raced through the
streets.
London. Nov. 2i.-Fre broke out in
Dublin this evening in various places. says
the Dublin correspondent Of the Daily
Mail. Twelve nurses were among those
arrested to-day.
The Mail says that arrangements are
under way to send large reinforcements
of troops to ireland and that the opinion
is held in official quarters that the danger
of assassination is spreading to England
Dublin. Nov. q. (By the Associated
Press).--Shooting began again In the
streets just before midnight. and a num-
Der of people are reported killed. There
is much military activity.
The casualties IN Corke Park are semi
officially given as ten killed and Go in
iured, II seriously.
london. Nov. 2l.-A Cork dispatch 10
the Exchange Telegraph says that
auxiliary police in lorries, who were III
search of detective who had been kid
mapped, are reported to have fired indis-
criminately and thrown bombs. Notice.
also were circulated threatening the peo-
PIE Of Cork If the missing detective was
not returned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
OPEN BRIDGE BIDS
Three Firms Submit Figures for Steel
Structure mt Brfdgewater

Montpelier. Nov. 23.-Bids were OPEN
ed by s. b. Gates. State highway COM
missioner this afternoon for steel
bridge in Bridgewater on the road be-
tween Rutland and Woodstock. It Is a
70-foot single span bridge and part of
a federal road project.
The bidders submitted their own de-
signs and the figures are. Guild &
Douglas Of Springfield, two designs.
the first for $8.797 and the second for
$8.43O: the United States Construction
company OF Albany. NJ Y, $6,476; the
Berlin. N II. Construction company,
$1,000.
The design has much to do with the
selection Of the contractor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
RAISE $500 FOR CHILD
Waterbury Subscrtbe~ Sum for Care Of
Little Girl Whose Legs Were Cut OFF

Montpelier. Nov. CSC. b. Adams.
who was In the city this week, stated
that the amount of money raised in
Waterbury for the benefit OF the lit
tie Eldred girl. whose legs were cut
off by moving machine. will exceed
$1,000. some $500 In addition to wnnt
had been obtained has been added to
the sum originally announced. He con-
ferred with the board of charities re .
lative to what 10 do with it and who
IL to have the fund IN charge. w. H.
Jeffrey. Stale probation officer. sent
TO the Waterbury ministers last wee
lette. relative to this child and the
little Sunshine gtrl, so named asking
tor n penny from each church atten.
dant that day toward the support and
education Of these two bright little
children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
BOOZE IN TRUNK
Sixty 0unrts OF Gin Discovered in g. ".
Train from Montreal

St Adams, Nov. 23United States Gus
tom Deputy Peter Marengo discovered
trunk which contained GO quarts of gin
this morning while examining the bag
gage on train No. which is scheduled
to arrive in this city from Montreal at
lOl7 o'clo k The trunk had been put
on the train at Highgate Springs and
was assigned to a party in Attleboro,
Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
MONTPELIER ISOLATED
storm shuts II OFF from Outside World
with Exception of One Wire

Montpelier, Nov. 23.-The electric light,
telephone and telegraph companies were
greatly Inconvenience tonight by the
storm Montpelier was practically shut
off from the outside world. there being
but one telephone line In commission be-
tween Montpelier and Burlington and all
other trunk lines being impaired. There
was no telegraph service between Mont
pelier and Burlington and Boston. The
city has been in darkness at intervals
during the evening. The storm started
with rain and then turned into heavy
snow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
HAS 100000 CAPITAL
Blair Veneer Company Of North Troy
Reports II Hns Paid Up

Montpelier, Nov. 1.-the Blair Veneer
company OF North Troy has certified to
the secretary OF State that the com.
psny mas paid up capital stock OF 500. ZOO
and OF that sum $4,000 10 a stock divi.
den4,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
AN HONOR NOT THEIRS

stern Father-'See here, young man
who do you think Is boss around here
you or me?" The Young Miscreant--
Sinh, pa; mother is just in the next
room. Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

Don't be around the corner when Old.
portunity knocks. Don't forget oppor.
tunity may BIO banging hard In to-day.s
paper. Read the ads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
JACKSON AYERS HE NEVER
SAID HE THREW GAME

Greerv,lle. s. c., Nov. 23.--Joe jackson,
in6!rted Chicago American outfiolder. IN
{. sts'er,7rt issued here to-day declared:
II never have confessed to throwing a
ball game N ny nfe and never will"
jackson announced nc had retained
counsel 10 defend nm ct his trial in Chi
cago next January on the indictment
growing out of me 1919 worlds series
bS seba' scandal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

The world looks brighter TO those who
study tho classified ads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
DUBLIN IS SCENE OF
FAR-SPREAD MURDER
AND SWIFT REPRISAL

Fourteen Officers or Ex-Officers Slain at Various
Places in the City by Small Bands of Armed
Men-Later in the Day "Black and Tan" In
wade Football Game and Fire on Crowd
Dead Estimated at from Ten to Thirty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

Chicago, Nov. 23,--Joo Jackson, Chicago
White Sox ou'nelier. made clean cut
cut and cut confession 10 the Cook county
grand jury that he threw games In the
1919 world series and that he received
S., 90 IN cash co. throwing them" off,
cials OF the States attorneys ON said
tonight when iaformed that the sus-
pended outfielder had denied confessng
10 game throwing for which he now Is
under Indictment.
'Jncksons test.mon? was made under
osth b"fnre the grand jury" said Judge
c. A. AacDonald. who had charge of the
',lry which Investigated the baseball scan
dal. "If he denies that testimony when
he is brought TO trial he will be guilty of
perjury and could he prosecuted under
that charge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-12

To close out these
desirable jelly strain
ers we've marked
them to sell at this
low price. Galvan-
ICED metal frame and
cloth strainer as
shown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
4 Golden Opportunity.

The citizens 81 Quanah have u guldDu
opportunity o. make Quauah the best
town between Wichita Fails and Anna.
rllo. Never h,fur, in 10, history uf
the country have crops been mur, prom.
Using and with tho uil development
looking brighter each day this is th"
time for action right new cumm'i.
cial secretary II expected here in 90
short time. and the Observer hopes that
our citizens will back him a. the limit
Quanah can become nrstclass oiiy
without oil and mon, attention should
by paid a. bringing Bon industries That
viii INCREASE our payroll W. do not
mean that We should stop ho,s'iur for
oil but there aio other things that
should not hr overlooked.
with three railroad tho LARGEST
whol,sil, center between Wichita Falls
and Amarillo big cement mills with
tremendous payroll and many other in.
dustiics not o. be- found Boo any other
town in this sc,iiun, there b. no reason
why Quanah should not gruw-Thr
Quanah Observer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
THAT LAND PLANK

Pat VI. Ncff is standing abso.
lutcly pat on his land plank
Tie believes that Texas is n good
enough state for any man 10 live
in, and he is opposed to non.rc>I-
dents with q million or more acres
Of land in Texas. holding this land
for speculative purposes.
Mr. Neff's position was again
made clear in an address b. made
in SNYDER 10 a large crowd.
The Dallas News. on its first
page. carries the following state.
ments made by Mr.. Ncff concern.
ing the holding of land by non.
residents for speculative purposes /:
Mr.. Nrfl. in discussing the land
question. said there are millions
OF acres oi idle, mimprovrl, I'M.
developed agricultural lind in
Texas that are owned by non.rrSi.
dents in Texas. one person who
has never lived in Texas. owns
enough land in Texas To make a
State as large aS the state OF
Rhode Island. He docs not live
on. improve or cultivate this land
h. holds il ior speculation. Fol.
lowing the example Of the Ilogg
alien land law. think a law
should be- passed that will make
these millionaire nonresident land
owners either live on their agri.
cultural land and improve il, or
seil il 10 the home builders Of
Texas ! am not including in Ills
the grazing lands used for stock
purposes. nor the land that ciii.
en- Of Texas lives on and improves.
but mean the idle. mcultivat,l
and unimpOvcd agricultural
lands OF the state.
II drove today" said Mr.. Ncff.
Through ten sections Of land owned
by a nonresident Of Texas. This
me j. g.rrurRded hy h0maS aud
fields of civilization. The man who
Owns The ten sections will not even
kill the prairie dogs on his land:
he lives in another state. H. is
going 70 hold his land until the
people of this state make valuable
his land. and then h. viii sell AT
a big price 10 the children of those
who made il valuable. If am
elected governor We viii either
make him ct on his land and i'm
prove il. or sell il 10 the home.
Of this state"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
WILL CHANGE ATTITUDE

Senator Harding is going to
change his mind with reference ia
his "front porch campaign"
Governor Cox is not n watch.
ful waiter" lie is n go-gcttcr
He will be ont among the people.
telling them. as clearly as he may
nist what he stands for and jus,
What his policy will be if he is
elected President.
And there can b. few doubters
rs 10 ultimate democratic success,
II one will consider the Demo.
cratic and thu Republican plat
forms togetchr.
Those vital subjects. including
Industrial conditions. profiteering
and the League Of Nations. were
carefully considered by the plat.
form makers Of the Democratic
party, and straightforward ex.
pressicns given concerning them.
Neither President Wilson nor
William Gibbs MeAdoo took any
part in The selection Of the nom.
inee. further than the part whicl.
Mr.. McAdoo was forced to TAX.
when. against his wishes. hun.
dreds Of delegates sought 10 foist
the responsibilities of nomine.
upon him. Yet. if one may judge
from the initial expressions OF
both. they were well pleased with
the result Of the balloting. and
win give TO Governor Cox their
very hest support during the com
ing campaign.
While the battle between the
bone drys and the damp delegates
in the Democratic convention was
lively while il lasted. unlike the
fight among the Republicans.
there win BE- no falling off from
the party as the result Of the de.
eision. We believe that Bryan and
those who think like him on the
question Of prohibition. will prove
TO be hearty supporters of Cover.
nor Cox. who will see to il that
the prohibition laws. now upon
the statute books, are enforced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
BURLESON BESEECHED

Postmaster General Burleson il
respectfully requested to spay A
little mind" 20 the mail service
in the Panhandle section Of Texas.
Now, for instance, the people Of
Hartley cannot understand why il
Is that frequently they receive
their copies OF The News two AMI
three days late - receive il abou,
the same time that they git the
Dallas News, or later. Neither
can We understand the natter. for
the News is taken to the postoffice
many hours before the train which
would convey il to Hartley leaves
the city. go
The Fort Worth and Dallas
rapers. too, have from time a.
time lifted their voices in CON.
plant. charging tina, the trouble
y frequently aboard the mail
trains. which carry the packages
by their destinations.
Postmaster General Rurleson
mas noS wonderful opporiunity
20 make a record for himself. n
Ne win just Sraighten out the
tangled mail facilities of this
country bciween now and the time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
Public Opinion
PETITION PRESENTED
To CITY COMMISSION


Following Is petition. On fun pre-.
rented 90 the Citv Commission 90 ~
recent session hy T. " Stanford.
t. III, Honorable Mayor and Com.
misfion,rs II the city ~ Amarillo.
Amarillo. Texas
Gcutl,uen.
Fur more than year l hiy, been
end, uriug to iulucc the city u Anna.
rillu 90 take some action looking TO IN,
removal &C cans, concrete. trash, refuse
rocks and other unslghily aud unhcalth
ful distractions in Madison Street. hc
tween Third and Fourth Streets Also
I hav, complained that the city permit.
ted dead animals % De- brought o. and
near the city barns near my home az
i05 Madison Street. and that too. often
In a state Of decomposition where they
were allowed a. remain frequently Tor
dayr
have been promised by the city Off.
cials that these conditions would bc
reincdirl that the street would BE-
cleared aud kept cleared 81 such refuse
and Instructions. and that relief would
b. gianicd against making that section
regular dumping ground.
Up tp this tim, nothing has hrcn done
except that the conditions have grown
worse II seems to me that sufficient
time has elapsed without my getting
any relief. and now most respectfully
ask that the city set about the actual
work ~ clearing the street and SUI.
rounding premises OF the distractions
81 which have been and am now com.
planning and. unless such work Is be.
gun within one week and ~ thereafter
diligently prosecuted until such debris H.
completely renewed ~ as Ia make my
property hahitablc as when bought and
built. then. frankly. shall be- obliged to
sc,k other forms ~ redress. which
would regret being forced g. DO
NAV I not expect dc-nit" assurance
40 this time Tint my requcFt win De
compiled with within The time spcci.
fled?
Yours very truly
T. W STAMFORD.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
~ WOMEN ONLY KNEW.
What Heap 81 Happiness II Would
Hiring 10 amarillo Homes.

Hard to do housowork with an ach.
ing back
Brings you hoursof misery al leisure
or ~ work.
II women only Encw the caus, 20
that
nackachc pains often come from
weak Kidneys
'Twould save much needless woe.
Duans Kidney pills are for weak
Kidneys. Ask your ncghbor.
Read what an Amarillo citizen says
Mrs !, l.. Fountain. 4lO Grant st..
uys AIS kidneys were giving me q
lot Of trouble. My back was sore and
lame ana when ! stopped over. such q
sharp pain would catch mc. could
hardly stand IL. Morning. when / got
up ] WAS especially lame and sun aud
% would be- some time before I could
roi around well Dizzy spells and
headaches bothered me and / was al
worn out saw Doiu's Kidney pil's
advertised and started using them.
po1n's cured me IT an the trouhl, n
70 short time
Price Coo. 10 all dealers Don't sim.
ply ask for kidney rpuody-ect
p.lu's Kidney Pills-thr same th1t
Mrr oFmtain had FogorsAlimurn
Co. Nfgs Buffalo ny ADV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
A nrX Answer

Hell II considered a very dry" place.
one murning recently In san Francisco.
senator Robert l.. owen Of oklahoma
was invited Ia q breakfast given hy the
Democratic women In California tie was
asked II he favored light wines and
beer HE most emphatic statement Was
Hell no. That was q "diy" answer.
alright. even u II was little rough
before ladies News readers viii rcmom.
Der what We have repeatedly said about
the undcsiahility 81 women having Ca
listen io tho usual round of political
talk Equality mean lots ~ things
The News applauds senator owens
dry stand. even n n cannot oulursr
the coarse language. Clarendon News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
Eliminate I1y Danger.

Now h the time that the flv r. the
greatest nuisance and Is mott ilkcly "a
spread disease. II h. possible fuI the
ty 90 cause a typhoid fever epidemic
and every procAuiiun possible should be-
used tn combat this pest.
II every person who has q toilet GO
trrspUul con their premises. viii miN
dust and lime In equal proportion and
use 10 daily bon these places % VIII dn
much g. eliminate this danger u b.
impossible Tor n.rs tu breed wh,r, this
miNiur, IL used ana they will soon
l'avc tn place. n you cannot get the
lime use tho dry dust, Try q Bunk.
burnett star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
VILLA To BE GOOD ."

Villa is said to have signed an
armisiice and agreed 10 surrender
II the terms of an agreement sub.
mi,,ed 10 President de- Ia ITucr,a.
OF Mexico. arr accepted.
This is indicative that Villa.
like others in Mexico. has a feeling
OF confidence in the new govern.
ment.
With the surrender of his band.
there IS every probability that
northern Mexico will again bccom,
peaceful.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08

Thank, Co TauaD lm now enjoying
Iif, fur the firft um. boo years recent
ly d,.a rrd Arihu, Lelielu. foreman oI
IN, Porter screen co., Wnu,ski Npr
mont For n,y yar WAS sick
man My principal trouble was in
dig,s,iuu had uu appetite ana gen
orally went Oft 90 vOgK without any
breakfast bccau kncw II | ate any
thmg 10 would upset m'.
MY condition WIS $500 bad in fact. !
could neither sleep rHt nor work with
ANS abstraction ul was su nervous
that DO, least th.uz would upset me-.
Nothing r"entrl JH llr'r with me- ami
I would have s.l,r ,uWpuE pains
100 mN stomach Jui lt times my heart
w,ald pglpilt, badly | also sufferer
from shurin,s. ~ breath. aud the least
',ioriion would u.al, my hear, thump
Oh, 400 engine.
At hst | almost decided would
give up nay job as I go, so weak and
miserable felt could stand II no
longer
cone night as .rt reading a paper
saw statcmar; about Tanllc which
convinced m, o. $50. just the medicine
needed n helped my from the very
nrs' dosa and q, tho ,iwo 2 had finished
my third bottle. hardly knew my self
90 never have the slightest sNmp
tUg u' indigestion new and ! feel libc
q brand new man Boo every way. NV
appetite o. splendid. my nerves are
ft,adlrd ana I sleep soundly 10 night.
IN, work us.l tu dread now seems
easy for me UuG am now bon the very
p.uE ~ oon1iut uf course am
only too glad o. recommend this mcdi.
cine"
Teulac Be- sod On Amarillo by J. ".
Collins purg Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
WITH THE STATE PRESS.
+++++<< <<@%%-
Joe's Prospective \a.

joe Bailey has made his FIR, speech
~ III race foT governor. iut d didn't
Seem e. have any pep o. @ and N,
speakers attitude was that II a mar.
rr compelled 10 make the race nrains,
ms Will such bearing VII never win
political race and unless Joe cuts los.
froh his numerous legal engagement.
and throw himself into the race with
some vigor he viii never b. proud ~
the vote h. gets in the primary chi.
dress Pust
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
OFFICERS GLIB TAKES
STEPS FOR NEuORl N.

NV YORK. July IL gr0up o.
tlen interested IN the proposed officers
memorial hall and dubious. 20 De-
erected On this city 10y the Army and
Navy club q America. were the guests
- Colonel John ". Pren'iss In the Re-
cess club. The plan - 20 memorable
each officer who died IN tho service IN n
building which probably win .ost So.
900 o0e o. construct
R.ar Admiral Bradley a. Fiske. 4. s
" retired. agreed 20 serve ~ president
Others who accepted life membership
we're General wiiiiaA J. Nicholson.
Major General samuel MrR0berts.
C0'ar| Frsnfs J. Robbins. d.. and
golDn. David ~ Gouirlsh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08

Tho e'litor - the Mckinney E1aminer
HlFv'fts fellow mifhi be aii. o. saw.
money in Iceland ~ ays n manu-.
hciur'r VINO spent ysni in Iceland On
hnsiness said u = country where they
have everything sou don't want and
nothing yea o. want n ought o. D..
"asy fur fellow O. av. something uu
there. 1T us ai move g. Iceland w.
Fat Worth Esrufc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08

Governor Cox goes into office MS
President. We have no doubt that
the people of the Panhandle coun.
try would be- willing 10 back him
some eight or sixteen or twenty.
four years hence for President Of
these United States.
Why waste splendid oppor-
tunity 10 do good like the prcscn,
one.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
JONES LAYING OFT PLi>s
fOR NFN DISPOSAL PLANT

civ Engineer " v Jones l. enEag'
"a laying out the plans and marking
the grounds AZ the city farm for Dis.
poral plant. The plant viii consist 81
two tanks % feet deep and 30 feet in
diameter The tops of the tanks viii
o.. even with the surface a. the
ground. The walls will b. Of re.en.
forced concrete. Tho cos; Il the plant
u II estimated will De almost a. much
ns that ~ a new incinerator
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
Pro>psrous Miami.

Editor Wagner Il the Miami Ch..f
s'aiss that 10 one can b. found O. taE.
the l'ost ufiic' 20 that place Who D.
qualified Evidently Miami b. pros.
i-tous town and o. people 40. an sasv
street when their citizens refuse o. a..
cert q fsiitioai appointment - tho post
office kiud.-Leckn,y Beacon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
/. RTmrR Ienr,r. Of winoo.

"A Ill. Negmani. who declares De-
l. nov In the pink oi condition
aud enjoying life Tor the first time
IN many years q, the result II tab.
inE tanlac.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
len

IR CAT II you are nervous. de.
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other causes. We want 90 mail YOU our
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nothing II YOU are not cured or bcnc
fitted. Every man needing q tonic e.
overcome persona weakness. etc.
should get this free book nj once.
CUMBERLAND CHEMICAL CO. go
Berry Block. Nashville. Tenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08

Astronomer slv the number ot stars
that can b" seen by q person %. aN,ug"
,ycslgh; Is 1000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08

There are more than 5000 ooo m,fn.
hDrs uf 90" Masonic order in the
United states and Canada.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-08
INTER- FRIDAY PHONE los.
New Rt,olailsn Rsported.

Hy A-spciaiod Press.
EAGLE PASS July "A o..
port that twelve bridge rad
been burned in Mexico south q
NUu'iuys. gave ria h'rr today
that rumsrs regarding now rev.
} 'iliion On MeNiCo in MeXi'Y were
not without hasc
Rodoifo Couyalss D. said o. b.
lendinE the new movement