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' ?al Kunr-ton that no detailed infc
? lea be pub' abed G?n?ral
Maintained strict ?ecr?cy conce'
iiit.po*:t!on or forces.
former S?cr?tai of War dur
I at the War l?epartrrent
?
? ? ...
accordance with an offer ..mde wh?
i?*?-gned to assist hi? successor n
eaatntltvg bims? the dull?
the office.
Carranra's Oppi>sitlon Feared
While th? ? ? ?.rtmer.t an?
White Bo IS? t that thi
I'aaon to ?XJM
?Is in touch with the ?
will r? '
?(?iido, Ambaaaad r I)< igi a'" of
?..ry I.an
?
,.t to t1.?. attituds his ?
?J e
e Admini?tra*'on I? not askln
expecting i from the
I nail il ' cTpc-rii
?ill be undei
. nn??nt of ?rt-'rfi .1. ar d movem
raei .ri troop? xm?i lu- t :..-? -1 ?*? v.
nee to Carrai
? pt that the lattei
? a probebl? aaree of danger.
Army offifr? farni?sr 1
tiens In M nsa wanli
\ ilia at a time I
ran, thry *ax. x?.i!l proclaim Vil!
'io ?nil Will ir>in ?x-ith him in war
?he "Orlngoes." Should a ?'arm
?
rarded II i .1 rlcter
Villa.
In Tarrariza circle? here Villa'?
On thi In ?ri'a'i csr'ip a' ? 'ell
i .1 pol 11
'
?
i of ? i rra' .
'I tiink I BTraass Itrgime Doomed.
What?
government
\ ? ? ,. a
; lui . ? Mexican popul
.- xxould de
- i ?
rthroB ?
? i'Ii an orgai ted si
'"I II ffXV ?l . .
War r
? .
..i-- ? surpi itcil
' Villa troop?, xx ho ac
'
known 1 < olumhn?
rd< i \
"e m the ik'h
BUl
? not mil-. >.
trol i en
mom?
hey i i lary.
?
i rhen i
minent, a i has been t
S an 1 border for
-
and night, para?t? ling tl ? mo?
tiei ti lean force:- with equ
(any ? I
cei m for h
- ..-'?4li prai*ii
lera and invs
' t of th? Villisti
1 "iin*-t?rni 1 rges Drastic Action.
\ ?Ha to 1 ave shoot 3,?fJN
?en, according to a dispatch from lie'
. i .?I Pun ?ton
re the I
rdei a--..n of Mr
argument? :
ening. He throv
r, on the a.
Can BBSS autlioritie
"Il - I Dori
anil wl Ich I concur. Thi
j ii 1 o-- s. Villa ' relentleaslj pursued ?n
aie fore? .'.?-?-i. o h? ?
the Mexica
tovemm.nt an lung aothini
? . ? ? quently a
? ? trstion? will
he ran .strike i<
. ;. i i ill-r, x? ? bring ui
?hi?? t<? obtain ' 'ormation a
to bis whereaboote,
"II na fi :'-' away the ?thole com
i >? .1 guarding towns, ran tl i i und rail
load*, it will accomplish nothing if I
/ar. the line af
ter aver) raid Although probably no
?mere than 1 ono took piit
?ami ? . I.r.'i-vfil to hav
? 10. Ex en if he e?
lina? ? ? ? ? polir
f' raerd - Imei
I co.
"To *l rm th? apathy ar.d gro?s in
efficiency of th? Mexican gevernmer
?roops, an American woasaa, held pri
oner by Villa foi : ne days, who es
rap?ad ii ? ? -,
tha ? tune ha was ar
? -
? ai .-an. a troop
tact with hin
and not even informing us as to h il
whereabouts.
"If de.*.re.l, T shall personall?1 .om
mand. It weald I.e de?.trable to N
place as soon u. possible from ara;'
able cavalry In tha I'nited States th?
cavalry taken from the border."
Raker l-sues Statement.
The Secretar] of War to-night 1*
aoed the follo??1i.K statement]
"There 1? no inten?ii-'?i of entering
Mexico In fore A sufficient body oi
mobile troop? will be sent in to locate
and disperse or Captare the band or
bands tViHt at'nckid ?'okimbus. Se
soon as the forcr? of 11 e de faete get
ernmer.t can take control of the situa
Tlon, any ferees of th? I'nited State?
then remaining in .Mexico will of courte
he withdrawn. T! ? forces ???' the United
State? no??/ en tbi border will be im?
mediately recru ted, but only for the.
purpose of safegraarrlinf the territory
?>f the I'nited States fiom further
raids."
Sl?icom Report? on Porsnit.
A detailed report of the Columbus
raid received to-day from ?Colonel
Slocum fo'.lowsi
"When \ ilia troons fell hack |ae1
before daylight, wo followed th?
a dismounted line. At the san?
I sent Major Tompin* with thr?e
THE STORE FOR ?MEN
Men's Soft Hats
A new .shipment has just arrived from
Paris, from the works where the making
of men's hats has eontinueil for 75 years.
HAND-WORKKD. $5
?Soft felt; liglit velp-li? : fnur at vie?; bliifk, pearl,
-fray -rrrcn, ?lark **r?,n, ?lark brown, iriti-rnrtal
-?ray; all lined wKh a lij-lit white satin.
Thi Hatte lie Hurlm-fton Arcade ?Soar. Sen Bllildiatf.
John Wanamaker
Broadway at \irith Street, New York
Carranzas Rule Doomed,
Best Mexicans Believe
American** in Mexico City Also Declare hirst Chief 1
Power Is Crumbling and No Man Appears
Strong Enough to Restore Peace.
I -. TV - - ? p ?.
Washington, March i*1 His leade
ne longer a? krowlod-'ed by go?
ernori of many of tral ?<?>??'
tes of Mexico, who HOW r0C0|
nice I ai tro, the Const allai "re*
Tv. a, ??..tiv-?" in Mexico City,as thi Pie
Carransa li doomed, seeordin
to reliable adrices reaching s prom
? ? official here fron
*i?\i.'0
American?, ???id othe' Intel! k'r' I
a, a? well ai the upper elai
Mexicana, the-.? adrices de.lare, re
alizo that < ? ed the erei
? me ago and ha
e been ?growing rapidly *? i i ? *
Nor ?io they ?..ok with much hope o?
tl p i ol Fel is Diaz. 1' ar.
strone man i ir. Mexie*
I e K??? not yet go* his h?*.' nho?-f
? i ei*owd, arrordint* to these edvlcee,
ma the coi ditlon ?* oi ?? of hope
. ? .
?
While his power ir. the central and
south' .
Villa b'irii?. ?ar.d loots Bl will In the
north, i ami ' ng. He has
i ,ot yet da red, I he ad? ce poii t out,
to i-o to Mexieo ? I ppoaed cap
itulof the co'.nriy of wl ?ch h? : Pres?
ident. He tran?terre.i the capital to
Q'i'TCtHro, but do? - not .'?Hie cu ?
?The Firat ? hief ia quietly taking
H .acatioii ??" I iks I DI ?a. - ? St?
?
Irnpre?sed with < arran7f.'= ah
impotence, many of the governors of
states in thi.then eenl -.?'
I,h e openl] recognised an their Fir'*
('nief Casti
repreeei tet re of Cs
F irther south
I
?
?
?
I ir? - these reu i on his pews
. state ai turbulent h? Me
? - i ten for mai
?o revolt Carrai
nger. H
time. If he n?.. any control, even in tin
i or'h. r ? pvidencei of il ; avepei
'i, Mi-'X ?CO ? .'tv. ? h? : ?- ? ? \ ?
rom thi
old Fli ? ? ' ?? ( tin: lait vest .?
auth. r
no! quid
.
the woi l
from Slei co Cil
gtrong en?
t of presi
tions.
At th? t.me th" Si
ent th? ? ? ' by Villa on Colum
M. M., had 'iot occui
?
the inti
? . for a
reo I ?? :
. . ? ?? .
. de i ire I
?
g from the raid on i
t rigid .
- pei prinl
raid a
. . . ?i ?.
troop? mounted, to attack. Tomp
followed them for about Ave mi
l?xico, having three runr.
with them, and : nail** mak
1 ?: ?ii ei tire force, tl
and lie
'.ierf. li;nl 01 I . 't.oral Id!
'
can? dropped considerable r
terial and loot, ? thej had g
to?vn. Am r???ably inl
tvaa \ ilia that made the atl
l.."ii?0 men. leaving ?boot 1,000
nver e.-st of Hoca Grand? From
n Columbus, h? was
that theie were but ''our troops h?
with three machine gOfl troop ,
? i capturing tosrn, looting bai
.- nil Americans.
a- laltif . five wounded, s?*v
killed. Lieutenant Benson shot mar
i aptain Williams, adjutant, ?lighl
wounded in hand. Eight elvlllani kill
m town, including one x.oman.
Many Me.ican Dead on Field.
"We have slresdj burned
t ?, most
them killed in camp, some near t
bank, ?ind tht i? are mai
r,s on Villa's lino of reten
lain ,:t une mile west, not yet collect?
"Mexican troops, under Villa's pe
Ommand and by his orders, ma.
the charge through the camp. ? >?
troops turned out c|iiicklv. drove Mex
cans out, killing seventeen in or abo'
the camp and about ten or twelve
town.
"While our people a' ?hat time i
the morning were ?urnriscd they d
the r work well. Villa's attempt '
capture camp and town xvas a complet
"Recommend one battalion Infantr
one squadron of 'he Bth Cavalry, 1
sent here, then take mounted trooj
to folloxv up Villa, leaving infantry t
protect toxxn.
"Do not believe Villa will make ar
other attempt here
"*-everaI of our families living i
town had narrow cacases, .-s 'iie sttac
was fierce. All peaceful as summe
morning at this writing."
Message? Appro? e Net ion.
President Wilson x?a* enthnslastice
ly applauded late to das ?Then he en
tered a theatre to at'e-,d a concert. 1
wa- the l.rst time the Pn id? I I I
left his study for more than a f?
Utes at a tune daring the da;..
With.n an hour after the word tha
troop? 1-.fa?! been ordered to Mexico ha
hen given "Ut. massages coi gratulat
Ing ?he President en hie aetion begat
arriving Bl the White House l?r;e "i
ganization In New Orleans offered lam
for concentration camp*.
Wilson Has Precedents
for Crossing Bordei
\"A?hington, March 19. Tn orderinc
I'nited States troops mto Mexico U
hunt down Villa's han.itt arniV Prssi
d"nt Wilson acted on the principle o?
! International law sanctioning pnnitiv?
expedition? ?gainst factions in a for
eign Mate which cannot be or are no'
prevented by the constituted author
ities of that state from attacking it?
neighbor?.
Authorities on international laxv ar.'
practice pointed to-day to many piece
d?-tits witnessing the gen?
anee of tht? principle, it was ?ri tt?
? i? treaty of II ? ?! ttr
1 nited State- and II? -, eO,
has lapsed, in the form of u pro?.
nadar wl
of either country could pursue marau?
ders iicro?-, th? international lii ?
where "a hot trail" existed. "Erren be
fore this tnaty wa? BOgotiated ?
I.n-vton Bunued a band of I
Apache* in'o M?tico, and all
Mexican government preteated it r?-.
ogntsed the principle on which Lawton
acted in acceptance of lb? treat'
? Daaiel Webster, a? Searotary of
State, accepted the "hol I
pit in negi ni
dur b ? ne F? n ?an t roublei
( snada. I
thi I ' ' ai i to i edit
.... : to Canad
I
? ||
rotary w ebetei nol ?a that t?
eomplaii
if . a?ada i.ti.i raed il equenl
. r the danrrer : o < ..r?:i.l?an te
ritory waa 01 sucli imminence tl ,
.
wa conoid? "??! p? rative.
In t its ? fis ers '
Jackson headed punitii ? i
into 1 loi ds
,. Spai ' again
...n Lu -rd ?
I land .y- -I ? the Ui
ad State
destruction of the town ?>f
Indian expedition e Unit*
and ?nvolv?
I nited State troop i of a Br I
jeet, ? ". li
, by the ' r?-"-?.- i
'Die British governmei
dent, but novor pro!
Officials to-day i
? ? . here 1 o1 trail" t.ni
. .[We had be?
l.y this and other governments
. larad I ? be no doubl of it
bility in the eaec of Villa.
GENERAL FUNSTON
GETS FREE HANI
? ..iillniiril from Pate I.
i g his way to see
heiter il th.? hill?. \h' ia ktiouii t
pre? ticall] ? re and in tl
.? fiuerrero, are the peopl
.
Ammunition Ma) Determine Issue.
I toce !.??? -
friended by tht
ta those who idolize 1 the ban
dit's es : timer -c-.n In
ponuity. 1" biding and dodging frei
??nized as a
a as n popu
II i Robrlqut I applied to h m
1 i men th
I n .- a ould he
ticipal he i
l in? mosl promiaii .
the Amei swpoint, i
- ,-? ' ? i knowi
that A men have been eonsen h i
theii lock of carl
ridges ami have no source from whicl
.ire. Their gui ? arr
I condition, bti?I man> weeks apo thi
lost practically all their artillery an
machine kU1'"- It ' doubted her,' i
1 Villa ha? uny eanm ? ? I more thai
two or thr??e pur?., with little ammui
i tion for then?. The killing at ? olum
, baa, of Pablo Lopcr deprived hini u
1 h most efficient alas
-, through which Villa wi!
he toned to trght or flee has be ?
harri? .1 i . the last few year?, of civ:
i ; . for forag
? ? . ? ? y reduced. H
? i ?-ellintr herds .
rthei reduced ais rn> Mr
?. ' I fight,
I arran/a Well \rmed.
?out of I huahua, arro.
sand ? ' stretches
. there i.re operating i.n an
? ;. number of Villa's men, aloLi
Torre?n al In the State "r ?Dura
. :ted darini
kid to )?(- in better ?hapi
bim.
< arranaa's army ht tht present li
" ' ..Mil Ulli
li ? is approximately 2<M ?
? ? n . ? millimetre gum
of ?i French make. II. store of am
I munition for the>-e is r.o?. K*rf..'. hem
ever, and the ?run- have seen liare
? .. years
The de facto government force?, ?re
rlniost, evenly divided in the north ai .
M'U'h. (icneral Obrej-uri has in So?
nora, hi? owri ??tiitf. mata than I
ii.:" the beet men, and an eciukl
numbei ? operating against rebeli
In the fiA**n of Moreloe, <>ax&ca and
Puebla. ?Mata of M?-- . ? ?
h the rej ere Villa ia now
. .
? ? toa.-.-? aloi ,;
i!ie ra : It ad : ron. Juarez to Chihual u
??nd on the Northwestern Railroad that
rep westward from
Juares to I i. This iistrict
melud-'i < asa? Grandee, where there
is a Mormon eolony, Madera, when
'.??>? si and Ianadiaas am
: by a lamber cancera, an.l Pear
?on, where foreign Interests ah<> hm
located. The (?MM troops Casran ..
?
j?.in in the : ..??,'.
. v ill b. t .? ??.ose pan t
N<? Krouot Made for Invasion.
U ?as ! raraed te s cl t that the
D partaient did not ask Amba
f'.or An 'Monde to request parmi M
?f bil icovcrnment for American :
ko enter Mexico or for the cooperation
of the .1" '.?.-t . ?.r ; .. boeaaaa il
?' ? I ti, ?void placing Carranza in an
> Mh..rra<?in?- position. Th?- depart
I sod that he ? ere fore? .i
.....
rxpediti n ...... I ? ., ? ,.?
??hil<- accede i
?
si elemeat, alw?T? ?!!><?..? to t? I
- IB ?r.'.?.-rieren ce regsrd.t
. e
? - ".?redondo merely
?.. islag of th?
. : : a? Pr? ittient, and to-i
tl - i'.furmation to Carr
? - - !. ? M t roop ;
r ? ? a
band - ?
?The g?"lera
.-. i lafantr
I ? while
. be released f?
? 4.4-.,) ?agebrush
t te weaken the de!
' ? ? r ay b- r.ece?
?roo; s from U
;
? ic ved to-day 1
., .m or one ?hattl
inadrofl of
- \ mer si
ed at Colamhus, N. M. \
? . . .
said, go after J im," refer
to Vili? and his bai ;
No prr.'pfct of using ths natii
?r.-ir-t ' .-t. ,r tr.e Mtuation to-ni
.. ? a ,-.-? e of ope rat
? c ?t.
rt ?. been f.vn to
r fleet, wll.. more than 10
and marine?, available
on the arinter c
Guantaaame, erltbln e
. t Mei leas era*
II denior.strati
or uprisingi endanger Americans
'
I eromeat counts
.? ,-. suable, there I? ?"
. nothing Is the ?
ral demonstration which mi
?arded a* mena? bc ? srrai
the United State? he
.-. | e.? - i-"..p. rath
?airead]
? . ','. -?'em 1
-
readinc to 'ir* *?
? -
ght. ng the '
? !.. Crock
U
, hold his re
? . - ? entent at
It' oriie ?"
? . bord?
?Uli m a '? ?
1 I ' :
i
i ?I M i 1er .T. F ore'ii,
af | I st < ilrj
?
It! H ' Il
- - : he a*'??' ?'? I '
t e u t s -?????'
the bo-.1er betwi
' : ' I ' ? .
th forty??
-
rd of th
and
,-?-.. ? ,. ?
i da? " : "
?<r,,i s battalion of moui artilli
, . i - [.e, ,i I
.... -er af nghtii
which ? expedil
. null! be assembled s ith
,71 , Stl snd lOth ?avail
?red ?. otas the border hstwe?
I? lltli. 181
I ry, the Ith f ?-.Id Art i
-n of the Itti Mom
s at Douglas. At I
lei from ? '?'inn
I ine,.?? uf Infant 17
111 1 and '-?"i- 11??? 121
Kogale . between < lolnn
Iglas; 1st battalion, 201
Infant victoria, thirt; two n I?
it the bor
. three mile? ?oii'h ?if Colum
of ?he 13th 1 .,-.elr>.
4. platoon at 1 "
? ?tat?o' .
? rail 1 o.atl line from Ha
' ? 1 ml
Three from New York
Among Mexican Victim*
V" .. 1 :???. March 10. War Depart
I reported killet
the ei rsgement wltl
? ter ...- shoe tbeii
"?,..'. :
hilled.
Sergrar ' Marl ?V Dobbs, ni?c'nir.?
? ..i che, i e..
Frai K sil, hon asheer, i rooj
K, Ja Y.
' "' P Simon, band. 18th Car
-. ' ' ' . h r f d ll-ii.?
linele, (,.--. '.
G. Ni? --ergr!', har.d.
\ 1.'-.oiiver. Wash.
Corporal Marry K. Wiaewetl, Troop
'?? 13th Cavalry, Kdgemere, Long I?l
Fred ? Griff? a, Troop K. tlth ?Cae*
In e, Ala.
The n ep K. 13th ?"??
. ',.
. I reap K. Pittsbero,
!
' erporsl Michael Tlarmaital, machine
? o A. i-t Cavalry, Cbicage.
W nunded.
1 e sel Rarma-.el. Trouii A
18th Cavalry, i'hieago, ill.
John tarhmugh. Troop K, 13th
-. . Richmond, Vs.
Katxorhe, Troop r,, ittl
Cavalry, \ Inc? unes, Ind.
James Venner, Troop M, ]?,th
? Cavalry. Peterson, r?. J.
I Jame? Veeder. not fesnd on record?
<f Troop K, 13th Cavalry, or army,
last three years.
j John Keogh, Troop C, l'i'ii Cten'.ry
New Vor" ? ? ?
VILLA TERRIFIES
BORDER TOWNS
Uprising of Mexican Pop
ulation Feared if the
Raiders Appear.
THREE VILLISTAS
SFJZtD IN EL PASO
Suldiers at Fort Bli*-s Preparing
fnr Invasion by Way of
Juarc/.
-
. u. . ?am .- ~ ?
Paso. 'I?\., March 10. Mel
ic?ns of all factions are silent on the
decision of the American .rover:
? p? into tiic.r country after
Villa a: d hi ? baadit i,and ob I
of ?:: Pn--o thon il a marked absei -
i asnal Mexican throngs. Everj
kno? Villa sympathiser in f.i P
%t\ are loverai hundred of them
inder cb.se surveillance by po-,
1 ,--, ?Jeteetivee and secret eg
Geaeral Manu?' Banda, eae of Villa's
ehief comma: ders in the campaipn
against ? arrai .. ?ras ai i st? i here ;
, ?ne.nu ? person. Two
?.,,: v \ [a all eon a. o were
arreste-L Be bubo of l
.-? on all Villl '
g ai rested
Arm. Prepared for lavaeioa.
liera at Fort 1
? * for the arm? a? on ut
: eai lly to
- ? .i .-my men l
. . ? to M
El I'aso and ?III
-
had been
?
o border.
?
P - ?
- ' -
? iiar.'i' pTObal
one I
- i? ia kno? that a
??ill oppose an .
ican invasion. I" fact,
r i . .. L- i ernment, ? ?
i Ami be in Jus
i ? officially, it ha I here
that another fores et Amei toi ti
numbering probably t? o 'i'" i
weald eut? ? I the
two foreei would ei dee or to
, '"t\?een thi I I -here othei
?i (ro in i? not kno'-. ??
here.
Unes is 'ett of all toi i i
Sew Mexico and even
. bei der in Tes
felt to-mj;-h!. ?Threatl 'nave been made
II l.(.
mal ? raid of ho?
rns, sweeping a'.?rip; the border
and striking at all of the tu.hi.;'
?learns oi ? I i< rs? ..n aide, Moot i '
ave . ?lexiean pop ? 11
' n . the
American resident >. and in event of an
attack the Mexico - ng on t
would, in the opinion .?;' ti
inits - th the bai
Carraaxa t?i Ogpeae lavaaiea.
The ?Carranta government will
? ? ? t.i All'.. : lion. I??K..|
i arrai efl ? ?? to be quo*.? ?!.
? ? ?? ,- ? it the Cs,r
vernment is prepared to eope with
ar.d doe > nol need Amei ican aid. n -
? ? ? he tand t. ....
A: ir?' ? <. ireia, and it i the
?ta-iii taken I pi act!? ally all ? ar
?us here and i ,i ,1 nan?/.. In the
opinion ot the Ca tas, thi mo
\ ? i enter Mexico
?I ? i nited States is et war with Mex?
. ". ard Americans tuen lore a;e ??
- ol Mexicans
This is the attitud
?-;.rii<?il lipr?- that ' cane BlUBt p
run? i'i.r. Bl '. it promises (-?
trouble.
? ? ;? Bromen refugees film < ..
lumbu?, N "l . arrived li.-re to-day.
The party included Mr . Maud Hauke
Wright, who, after n ne ,?ay?; as | pris
Villa's army, escaped during
the I raid, and Mrs. Ril
ECOmpan Sd her here ?'?,r burial
? i body of her haebaad, v.' r,
Ritchie, the hotel proprietor murdered
b y thi Mi .
Mr?. Ritchie v.A* mffering from a
biui.? h< eft ho
ed bj S bandit " -.? re?.t;r'?-; from her
? , .
'I? Lat? r ?Ve rece\*)e4 i rom
th?- hospital arhere 'i? woanded M
ra? ?-era. carried the following met
sace, In Eaglisl :
??f sorry i take the riaga."
The writer wa? the man who struck
nd robbed her and later took part in
ordering her haebaad.
"Wc were awakened by a fusillade,"
aid Mrs. Ritchie, "and ?mon afterward
be bandits broke ?n?u our room an '.
lemanded money. Mr. Ritchie wu- 111
He told me to
l had. II?- -pave them IM, ??
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For manufacturing and engi?
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excellent opportunity for man
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all I could must?r ?> n?. f. This -.??a?
not enouc-h. so thev a't?CM>d rre and
robbe ? m a? of my r;".
d at the
. ed oui ef the room. My daughter,
Kdna. found him dead ;? I the foot, of
the st.-.irs."
VILLA MOVING
ON 500 MORMONS
?on tinned frnm page I
ward rrior'inrT.r by V "h and his
column
Even mm In is and even
small boys were alert t! roughout the
? ipturad fiom the Me ?
the it ean troop-- di
'
the civ
To-night the report thai Villa was
, gained , urrem -.. a. .1
..? s. supplementing the two i
? i
at everything th
peal ed to mov? eeert
?rliiiK the town.
? 'P ?? ? - . rang
l military camp?
M o'clock, but half mm hour late?
i pp? an d no ???.-'.
reached the boundary with h ?
The cntue militai*} fen b al I
?
h owe?
During the Ha;. after l I
known tha' the United State
meat had decided to lend I
Me? ico aftei Villa, an offfcei
their wives an?l other worn,
away. With civilian women als
!.? report
parr ure ? numb? i ?
v iad of ca
to investigate h repor: that Villa
diere bad croesed the border and sur?
rounded a patrol of the 7th ?Cavalry
returned to
Mexicans had he??., teen '1 is side
bordei It 8 o s re?
ceived .?' headquarters o;' the ISth Cav?
alry tha? fir ' g heard s few m
? ? ?? - f the t ewn a s ? the re-u!t
of ?ho failure of a Meaiean to halt i n
order of a patrol. I he Mexican was
A few minute? later the lights
age were tu i ed on In th?? es
?imp aad the town.
Suspected Spies Held.
\ number of Mexicans rounded op
? , ;. patrols were e\r.
... daj and to-night beraubt? of th?
had furnished informa
tion to Villa. A few were held on
- ? of eapionage.
iine of the Mexicai ho ?gave the
name of Pablo (I tli re oi eral ?
over a Mexican Militan uniform, lie
insisted, however, that he ?ras n peace?
ful ran ?her. bat was held '?'" t'"* mili?
tary ?guardhouse with a number of
other luepeete. Several of thoee lib?
erated were eeeorted to the border and
told to cross, with the injunction not
to come hack. It is understood that
American military authorities are list?
:-"?(f ail Suspected Mexicans and arc pre
pared to order a uniera! round-up.
Taper? dropped by Erancl ... \ Is
in his flight after hi? attack on ?
? ? yeeterda* revealed, It became
known to-day, tl al he had decided la it
i : ?tober to arega s ai fa re
i hi? step, according to Villa's per
-%WLff?it??tm&<iti.
K\? se* ?i???>..0???j ?f-ifihApr t?or ?*?>?' ??*? ????w-j-aTi,
SM?ART FASHIONS
The house o? (Siil??riiJ speculizes
in a separate edition o? super-smart modes
emphasizing YOUTHFUL EFFECTS iron,
Lanvin,Georgette. Jenny, Premel and other
designers who delight in the creation of Styles
(or the lithe, young figure.
alt
presses Si?to(?oabp&loum
. document*, WBS taker inn
! ly folloxvuis; reei . I nit?
-. and began orith the
'?'-.llu's campaign h jo.ioru. which end
ed disastrouB.j" at A,rua Prieta ??n No
r SO.
?Manned "laSSOCtS of I ?ilonx.
x. mg the panei' fOOnd xva^ wh?
i purported *o be sn agreement betweei
? i ? ? i . i
1 '?o?r OS, BOB1 ! ?' 1 is"ie. .--o'iora. i ?
? ?ui mutual support in an effort to oui
[.Mormon? and o'her American-. COI
?este their property and opera!
j mine - and ?'arm?
Th.- citfsens, sccording to the aller?c<
agreement, promised to take un ...
??> fan iah 'he Mexicans of the .
, ? ?th Itveatees*, to be delivered bj I
1911, "after he ha l overcome Carranxi
and eatablithed hire ? tprem?
; chief in Mexico."
\.Hit net of the paper? acknowledge?
receipt or ... !?,000 ii gold from the ? or.
solidated Cananee i opper l
! S'aco, Bonoia, I -' ?? after \ ..
i. at from Igua Pi ieta. The - -
?credited the raoney to export ?luties or
coppei ori n..n- Caaanea, bal e nota
-.i?-* ? .1 i he an?n? ;. real 1} wi
?for the livea of t'lree Americai
I a? prieonere and who, at i"?e time wen
' r? ported to I B? ?? I.n marked for ox?
An imitation to llenera! Emiliane
Zapata t.? march north and join in bb
aitai-k ob the I ni ted States era? ent
by Francisco Villa in January, accord
ne to i copy of a letter found among
Villa's captured papers. The leite ?? ? *
dale.i Sen Ger?nimo, Chihuahaa, Jan?
uar-, I, !.i|>>\
"l il all not ? ?pend snothi i
? ,.. Mexicans,** Vi?ra wrote
-. "but will prepare and orgs
Im e i . '
?
I of the fr, o :irr,l ?
thornles? crown? ami traitors."
Villa j roj? I th? the jot
ment nth Zapata against the I'nited
States -hould "? ?'? .?
: Jnnuar;, H Zapata, so far a-- kno ? .
no mov ? to as?
have . Villa' do?
! els on to mai en o i ?
VUls, m the :. tter, atlr bat?
defeat al Agua Pi ?ta lasl November,
to tb?
government in I
militai
American territory, reinforcement?
I for the Mexico ? p??^.
A r .. ,? i-t |,
insalt '.? ?
"A' thai I me \ ? ?? ?te Zap??a,
"I i .? ? ra tied, bo ? zre?t?|.
ty, the impale? - troo-n ?,
attach ' I
? arransa. he
had sold Ml ted r-t?'??]
... ever te
? ?
\r>> Raid 9eat9 in Town.
I reaort gs ?- >,,
inar Ville ba'i.l ? - had
: imbu . ?.'.?!
?
whom ?'
: n ' .-? ?
I?r. Han . Unit. .
'
hy Ville ' - .
'
t'olumh ?? ?
? ? :. 11. S ?tat?
I
??tory
\ il Ii '
ment of ?Agriculture.
I ? r. Hart al ??
in the ?
.?e li^Dariraea?
-,
of A ,.-?
tag of the r.? I i \ -, ('.
graduated from Ohio
in i!??"', i nd '?'? as well ki I .
i Ihio.
RAT'S ATTACK BRINGS
RESCUER TO FOUNDLING
Police (n>i Six Month o?d QM
n ith Feeble Wail.
-.
? of Gal ?! A?
aad
ro m t li < ...
? in which the child ?
.
('., ol? tai l
?
' ? girl :ii"
not injured.
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MAKING MONEY
What Is Prosperity Doing to Youl
A real man has his own disynity, his own confidence and hid
own abilitv. All of these may give him power if he but has the
opportunity. If this man makes money he is given his opportunity
to use that Power.
How shall he use it?
Does he not need a steadying influence?something big in
his life to show him how to improve, to show him the good that
he may accomplish?
I hat dignity and self-confidence of his are liable to be turned
into the sour milk of conceit, for every man has his conceit and
too much success, too much money, coming quickly, arc liable
to go to his head. He becomes too self-confident, almost too able
and often too independent.
He grows selfish?he feels his worth and does not hesitate to
let others know that he does. I lis finer sensibilities become dull"d.
1 le grows callous. He forgets to do good. 1 le neglects God be
cause his vision and outlook on life are narrowed by the very thing
that should give him a broader view.
If you have been making money, if success lias overtaken
you, keep yourself well in hand. None of us can realize what
may be the gradual decay of our best selves. It sneaks into our
souls?unannounced. Guard against it! Don't become wrapped
up in yourself. Grow with humanity, not away from it. Do
tilings for those less fortunate and above all be kindly. He careful
of your actions. Don't forget that your example will lie followed.
Set a good example.
Keep learning. Go where you can have your thoughts, vour
abilities and your faults analyzed. Keep a check on vour actions.
Go to Church every Sunday.
If you will do it in the proper frame of mind, if you will
take unto yourself what you hear?whether praise or blame?and
act accordingly, you will be a bigger, better nun
Go to Church To-morrow
No. 21 ei the .Secoad S?nei Pakliikcd by Tk? TltWsS Re-mati ?a R?q?ie?t With-?! CkUt*