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It Is Plain That the People of Albuquerque Wanted that Mesa Land, After AIL
Til :
not try flushing
the towers along
Central avenue t
want ome Sunday
evening band concerts
in Robinson park.
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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1914.
THIS KVIMXO IIFKAM.
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4."
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WL to rr Vft Ti. rfo
IT
WE
Mil
READY FOR
THE FI1L
ASSAULT
01 BIT!
Fall of Guadalajara Meant Im-
mediate Converging of Three
Constitutionalist Armies on
San Louis Fotosi.
SIXTH THOUSAND MEN
JOIN IN MOVEMENT
Huerta's Forces Expected to
Make a Last Desperate Stand
at Quaretaro, Ninety Miles
from Capital.
f H Iear-1 Wire In fCtenlnt Herald. 1
Kl I'ae... T k . July 10 Th
l"''dy '
return of Vllln unity aouihward
from 'hlhtiahtia City to icanme the
campaign a mi l list Mi lli o "ily waa
predicted hcra today following the
l.rrii of advices from Totreon that
III internal pcan' conference wu
finally elided and a report of Ma
Irnnaat liniii anon would he IHm lo
ihr preaa
With luadahij.iha In conatitullon
atlst hmiili anil Kan 1." m I'otiwi he-
ateged by the revolutionist. thiTe re.
main only two or three polnla of il-'
fenee for the federal between the
tiHilonnl capital and the auuihcrn'
edar of the tctritnry controlled hy
the revolutionist. n the PHnt lien
eial I'm Wl.i (ionxalc. with an army
of :'o (mil men. holdg dominion from
the horder lo Kan l.ula I'otosl, 21
hour by rail from Mexico I'lly.
In the renter, llrneral Villa a divl
ion cuiiiea the country from Jua
rez to Agua. fallcotea. eighteen
houra invd (tm lha -capital city of
Mrlro.
To the west iteueral Alvtrn nhre
haa atran'hvd hla linr-a a far a
iiiadiilujara. second large! 1 1 In
the republic and within nil hour
rule by mil to the icntral goal.
ni e Sun l.ula I'otoal la captuied.
the Ih lie military division of the
i onstnutionnllt forces will inlivi IK''
on Mexico City, uccordiuaj to aiicr
ti'ttiH iimde In Kl I'aan today by tioth
Catrauiut mid Villa follower. When
Ihia i inliinullon la elTertfil. Solum
men will lr available for the move
ment agalnat the ultimate goal. It
wa predicted here I hut tin conccii
t H t ti will take plate at IVI).
llnlr of ItilHi.i Junto, and I IK hi hour
lull, from Mexico City. Thla iolm la
a Jim. tn n if the National Kullwav
fiom iltia.l.ila Jala, Aguaa Calient1'
and Sim Liik I'trlos!
lufore the three armies arrive
there, two or three atmiigly fortified
towna held by ll ncrl. i troi.pa. In
cluding i.uanalurilo and fiiluo. mual
le i acl ureij. Kroin t'elaya, the meet
ing point, the combined armlca
would tune before them only one j
lollineti cny l Ilia 1 itfuciciaro, m
tnilea from Mexico I'lly anil the plave
whale Duett, according lo general
le I Iff. Intend to make lua luat
aland
ieneral "t'ligon haa udsiaed lien
rial t'arranut that hla lrooii in tak
Inn tluadalajaia captured fifteen
Hoop llama and elMhl i-amioii imie
goii ataleil wlao that ai-ven mavllilie
guna. plenty of mica und rilln am
munition and two tarloada uf camion
amiiiiinilion wera alai'ioiied u Hie
mi no
.i amm t: t i ri:i ia
l r ll KAI, TlllNtl'K TtlliAV
i'altillo, ilei . July , Via luleilo.
Tea , July 10. -liun) maa, una uf the
III impoilant tea puna on the Mva
Iran weai oaal, waa evaluated l
teilerala toda, aiiordili to ailvlvt
lo ileneral l'anana
The eonatitutionalial coniinaiider
Int eating (iua)inua .aa autlunuvd lu
Kii-e lo an Mr,niaiiia until the fed
era la nhould leava the illy by hoaia.
the Itute being lo aavti properly of
lion-roiiiiiatanta and unneieaaai
alauifhier,
(ieneral l'arranxi hag aulhorueit
AKarado to eatuhliah a municipal
goei nmrnt Immediately at Ouaymaa.
It la underaluod the terina of ea 'Ua
lion an.iounted hern In adtaiua ra
lerday were earned out, liy whn h the
American vraaela in the haroor guar
anteed lha ariitlatira with a pio.niie
alao lhal af'.cr It wa ivrr thv fed
eral gunboat would not bombard tha
newly telabliahed vunalltutionallat
garrlaon.
A tear addllloiial dclalla of the cap
ture of UuadaUjara armed toda).
(ieneral (lbre(on reliorted:
"rnneernlnt th dinaater which he
fell the column Mhlch aallled out ol
Uuadalajara and which waa met b
the forcva of (Ieneral l.uclo ilan.u,
I repoit '.hey hat been entirely dla-
perd. They made a ahametul
light. Tha numuer of kll ed. It la
lllipoaalhle to !llnalj. V a fought
ter an na lou kllonielera. We are
now engaging lha e altered (land
which have flad lo lha mountain.
All Ire federal artillery waa found
ca,Urftl ever ba tounliy vuvcrtil
by the batUc."
lilregnn aald h mam certnlti hi
nan Joieea, I lie extent of which
at III unknown to him, would be
amill, .beouuee of the feeble feilcriil
realalama. He raid no piominent
conMtltutlonnllKt ofllrera were killed
Jr.SI N rAI!lll, l AMI
lllltli H Mill I IUIXT
Tamplco, Mel., Jul, a, via lairedo,
Teltna, July In. (Ieneral Jcnila Cur
ransn and alaff left here today for
fan l.ula I'otoal followed by two mil
itary train" being t,;,0 troopa. The
railroad tracka were reported re
Paired within .'" mile of Hun liii
I'otoal. The 1'ilvani'e a mini of the
conmilulionalielH. It In auiil, were al
ready attacking feilcrtila In the auii
urba of (he ii. With heavy flHlii
ing around Han I. ma I'otuni alread
In prnlire, It n eatlmaled here
that I'll, oai! coiimiiiiilonnllHta ooii
would make n coinlnn"d ullack.
HTtMlY AT .!I..IH t
V H A WlIT H.V
llolllila. Arlx . July In - Satmlal -toiy
(iincria In the eaay victory
achieved Wednend.iy by coiialilutlon
alll at iiladalajara, canl.al of Vic
loriano llucrtu'a natlxr atate of Jil
laco, were found tor!:i by conalllu
llonallat aympalhlaera aloim Hip Hor
de r.
To an aaioiiiMhlna di-itree the.v
pointed out that the world had been
taken Into lonfiilcnic na to III'- fu
ture campaign plan of the conBtiiu
llomillaia, und they araerled that not
one venture Ihu far ha reaulted
n'Ser than bb predicted. They re
called that, nxmy week ago when
'Ieneral Carranita alarted for I'M I'iih)
and the eaat it wa openly ni.iied that
a column of conKtltutiotialmta nnul'l
niarill down the wet eoaal und pen
etrate toward Mexico City through
the province of Teplc with (luudala
lara a an ' objective They admit
that aa the Intention to take
Maaatlan on the way, and Mitxatlai
till aland" but ao beleagiicreil that
II defenne Vy the federal la nothing
tn worry about.
An Important factor In the tnklnu
of Uiladalajafii fro n the difplrlleil
federal in the amount of :iiiinltlnt
of war believed hele to have been
laket. Thi alao. ( on.itutloiiaUl
aid. wn almtily confirmation of an
other advance notice that they
wi.ulil arm themselve from U-l"llvd
federal If need be.
PAINLESS TOOTH
PULING
Dentists Attend Clinic at Ro
chester in Which New Pain
Deadening Gas is Successful
ly Demonstrated.
fit I nwl A"lre lo vveenma; l'erat-1
KucheHler. N. Y . July I" -r.xtiac-lloii
and treatment of teeth without
pain la the goal which American ,
ilcntlMn have allium! attained Tin"
t, . .1 .nMlrl..il loilav III free clin-I
c. being held In . ..mic tion with Ihe
I annual
convention
IIHHIH iiition
of
..... ii,,,.. .un
' "e
llelllHl
ex perl
using
mixlure of ga which deiidena pm"
while leaving the patient wholly
i onm-lou.
lUSKEri I B1DITS
F1EJVR
HAND
CIIPPCQQn
uu
EXPRESS TRil ON THE HHT
Climbing on Train at Matson.Sixty Miles from St. Louis, They
Covere Engine Crew, Force Train Crew to Uncouple Ex
press Cars and After Blowing Both Doors from Express
Safe, Escape with its Contents. Passengers not Molested
(Mjr ts-wacxl Wlrti lo r.'lti llorald.1
Ht. Itula, July IU Twit niaaked
bandit who held up the wem tioiiiiu
"Katy flyer'1 un Ihe Mtaaourl. Kali
an at Tegaa railroad near Mal"ii.
Mo., alxty mile norlhweat of ft.
I.oul. lael night, captuicti a Hack
waker who ant prised them ira they
Were robbing the Iriiin and look him
away with them to prevent him apy
Ing on their departure
The Irani, which left St l.oui ul
luat night lor Texa. alopped at
Malaon. Mo., on the norih bank of
Ihe Missouri liver, at 10:11. Th're
the handita aie uppoiK'd In have
hoarded the (lain.
After the train had gone ahotl
distance ft inn Malaon John einadley.
Ihe engineer, heard a nolae Itvhind
him. and. turning, looked down lh
barrel uf two revolver. J
"Me lold me In atop the Hum."
aald Ihe vligineer. "and I alopped.
Then they lold Ihe fireman to run
back and uncouple the Ham between
Ihe laal axpieaa car and tha Hint paa
aenger ear."
Th fireman did aa he waa mid and
the bandlla forced the engineer to
run the engine and expieaa cal to a
point near Klondike on Ihe river
lunik They enteied the American
Kie car and forced the express
meaaenger, J. (I. Nicholson, lo aland
with hla fac, to the wall while they
blvw both ilooli IrviU lb astfa. WUlla
TEACHERS
ANGERED
BY WAR
TALK
Superintendent of Schools of
Los Angeles Creates Stir ia
Convention with Revolu
tionary Utterances.'
BRAND3 MOST TEACHERS
AS SELFISH EO0TI3TS
Declares Nine-Tenths of Our
Immorality is Due to Dam
age Done by Teachers to
Boys and Oirls Before
Reaching High School.
(liy l-avd Vlr lu i:cnliig Herald. 1
tit. I'.iul, Minn., Jul Id. A lal'le-
Kl. nil w.ia I ci euro iiotn it. ihi'm
Ctarr Jordon today announcing hi
Hi.eptanev of the preiddrncy of till
National Kducaliotml aaaocmtion,
which i in conv.iitlon Iteie.
ilcoige Kdaat'd Mai'n..;i, I'avoti
port, la., wan t ic. ted preMilcnt ol
the ilc..irt.licnl of aeeondaiy eilii' a
Hull. Mick Klinna J lice. Oakland.
Cal. voe pteaident; Claude 1'. IlliaU.
Itockford. Ill , acirelai).
A bitter denunciation ol Ihe I'"'"'
cut cIiihiI )Htcni ultcicd by Dr. J
II, Krulici. BiipeririU'iulenl of lof
Anaelca, Cal., ai hoola, cnu.eil a Ht
and a, iiurm of unfavnrablf criticiHin
by li number of delegate preaent at
today' aeaalnn.
"C.od bice the girl who reluae lo
atudy algebra, n atuily which cauec
many gltl to low their soul," wan
one of lr. Francia' alatenieni.
"Tlie average literature '' "el
ha no aoiil and little brain," ho coa
tinued. "It is a wicked waaie of a
i hili! life I" cumi'cl hl'.n to atudy
with her.
"Mom of "ur teacher are
aoliHtk. who ahoiild be aiholaia
climb,
hul-
Ing behind the Word Voiim-ivbii.!!.
alrald of any new method because U
wnnlil aim their ignorance.
"Prngrea. too. ia !. ki d i y I no
ureal civic. reliKioiiH and polltlcl
Hi
lereula.
"I would rather aend my child
ll
a teacher with a oul thai one wiib
bt, tin whose onlv oblct la I" have
the child reach the answer tn tin-
back of the book
linmortaltl v
I . . . .
inc-icin IIH '""
due lo damage none ny ica no,
boy nnd girl before they rem h high
echooU."
"t'tilep certain ad JuatnientR are
PULL OFF
OF
Ibis work wa going on l"'
walker, said to be William ChrisH"
pher, appeared The rnbbera
lion tn oil they would take him pris
oner. When the llain fimt alnpped
at Ihe commniul of Ihe bandit the
conductor, A. I.. Mm Id. und William
I ibis, train all.llloi. got off to learn
Ihe trouble.
"We were greeicd with a liis.lla.le
of shots'' said Mmbl. "and were told
t.i alay In Ihe co.u hea We stayed
lu. I thought I raw live ,,r mix inch
but of thi I am not positive''
Tha engineer, the llreman und the
explcM meeecntwr say there were
only two rnhbeia. The bandit, made
no effort In molest the iaaellgel 8.
when they warned to keep their
head. Inside the window
The expiea meaaenger tefuaed t"
riiscia the rohht-iy. waving that the
rule of Ihe company enforced l
lence en htm- Ho far as known noth
ing wa taken 'kcepl the conteiila of
Ihe expieaa safe.
Mudd aald he aaw everal pice
of Jewelry mi Ihe floor of Ihe ex
ire car after the rubbery.
The bandit are thought lo have
crossed lha Missouri river near the
e ne of the robbery and to have
alarted aoiilh.
Km 1 1 Ahniann. constable, wild the
train clew lold hun tha handita car
rled away aack weighing fifty
OnRRfRY
found.
made In the educational nyi-icm, Ihe
public achoola of Aincrna will luxe
their hold In our rlv ilium w i und inn
liniie tc ciixl only a a i mylng n
ultiitlon,'' declared liami-
"lOvery (lilld haa a niMit to ftce-l
doin In the purauit ' f Inn ii.hiii iI ilc
Velopmcm, free from luciiial, rcll
alnill, political or fine in i.i cxi l.illn
tmn oj Ihe pari of Iboec atrotiucf
than hlmaclf," Mr I'ra'u i 'iniiiniicd.
"(J a let (ipolllon of t'owriliil or
ganixallona toward nnv cli.inae bail
tug to greaicr nidi pcioli m e ot
Ihiiuitbt or freeilom
:ncnaclni difriciilllei'
who would InntitUic
in hoolM to meet I lie
child."
.:ie of tin
ma Ihu-'
evMcin ol
a
nicilK of the
ARIZONA WILL 2E
NAME OF THE NEXT
NEW DREADNAUOKT
li ImwhI Wlro u leonine Herald. 1
W.ihiiiiit'n. July l'l. Sctctinv
li.inleln n ii it. i i ti i il l.alnv that Ihe
latent f.olr new dt'ci'lliooL'litH bcKI'l
ning vvtih No. X'i, wo'ild )c named
Arizona. California. M iH.-ifM i i i nod
Idaho. The hint two were named
In order that the tii(c ol M imximoppI
and Idaho might Hoi luxe their ahlpe
I.eeiiiiHe of ihe rec nl Hail of two
ha tt lenhi t lo ilrceie.
With the newly nuind t.uitl, ftii.h
I'Vciy "laie in the I nion tmw ha n
lialtehiin named for it ex- i pt M.u v
luiiil. Mont.uiii, Hoiith liak'd.i. Wuili
inglon, W.'il Vimima. Coloiado.
North Cnrolinu. New Mexico and
Teli neaaee.
In the future Ihe nimorcd criiincr
'alllornla will be known i the San
l'le,o. The preaent i imgri w author
lied the count ruction ol thi'e iliend
noimbla N'unilier tliiity-inne iilready
in under contruclion in the New
York navy yard. I'I, no. for Ihe other
llnee are nearly ready.
If
iii-iii
E
Millionaire Head of the Postal
One of 23 Jurors. Daughter
Writes Pathetic Letter to
Imprisoned Mother.
(fly Ixwar-d Wlr iu doming llerakl l
Mine. .la. N. Y.. July l. -.Mr
f-'..ren. ,. Coiiklin I'arman, linked up
iu the NiiHtniu i ounly Jml here na the
alleged iieaunKlll or Mia. Lolliae
lllilliV. reeelved a letter t.nl.iv Itolli
her 1 2-yciir-old ilaughter Klizaliclh.
who leHtllicil at the lait m-nrtiiu of
the in. incut in un efi.rt to nt i eni;i lien
an alibi tot her mother The letter
read :
' lieir Mama: We nil think of you
nlnayt.. I don't .pnte know wh von
i an'l collie home If I tin n't nee viol
verv aonn I'll write and m-k Mr I'et-
tilt (Ihe Hheiilfi why you don't '
home.
"Y'.ur lovnu dauuhter.
"ril.l.MIKTll "
Mr. ' ii ti 1. 1 ii will be airitigued for
exaiiiin.iin.il M.ind.. y.
Ma. ka on I lie Jury.
Kreepoit, N. V. Julv u - The
name of Clarence H. M.c kav. prei.i-
ilelil of the I'oxlil T''egla'lCalilc
coit.pany, appeirh .tinong ihe Iweniy
llllee men '..lie. I f..r the gland jntv
which Will eoliKld. I eVldcll. e alt.llllhl
Mm. Klotenee t 'at man. a eiite I in
the itiitrdi-r ot Mr. IMHkc Hale'.
KariociM, iner. h'.tiih contractor, leal
eat. ite ngelitx mid KeVetll vve.illhv
reaidenli- of Viirmiu county make up
the remalniler.
WTH
VERA CRUZ FIRED
Fred Boalt of Cleveland Press
has Papers Revoked by Or
der of Secretary of War for
Sensational Stoma
II) Leased Wire o K.enlnf Herald
Washington. I'ly 1U.-S lary
(iairiaoti has e.it .'ed for Hie nisi
tune the new ainiv regulation gov -ei
ntiig war cot te-i'oiiili lit in the
case of r reii in.
".. wti American
i.ni'a brigade ai
"s chart;... I with
l oiial an.: untrue
i 'l i I iart Is .n ll'l
i I In I as a corte
. field nrinv and
writer with Ki.i
Vela Cms lie
eendtng out i-o
d.epal. lit . Si-, i'
rev oked hla cr d
s.o n. lent Willi H
ordered hi depoit
ed Stale. Aa Hi-
lion also involve. I
tary liari'iNou has
Hon of hi older
I 'a I. Il ls has I. pp..
tion In the l'ml
ispali lies III iies
tiie tin v . St 'i v
rtayi d the i XecU
whiln Secretary
tiniity for inve-
ligation. At
wa aald Hi.
Hon 1 1 to hv i
land, i 'hio, I'
the Ar department ll
. olti lal llcotd sh"W
i. cie. .led lu the Ctevti
I'css WimnI I'PU rre.lih-m r'Hii-well.
Waahliiaion. Ju: la. Major Ocit
eral Wood bade official tarewill to
M A G KAY i . l EMBER C
GRAND JURY
CARMAN GAS
FAKING
I'teaident Wilaon t iday beloie leav- o
ing lor tiovernoi taland to taselZ
command of lht liepurtment uf the
eaU
TO DW
CRIES
UNITED
STATES
Excited Mexican Statesman
Declares He has Proof of
Plot by Which Roosevelt
will Seize Northern Mexico
SAYS PRESIDENT WILSON
IS IN THE CONSPIRACY
Moheno, Former Minister of
Commerce Headed for New
York to Expose the "Cnms
of the Century"
fll ietl Wire lo r.yeiiln; Herald.)
Vi r.i Cm.. July I - ueri.l.i Mo
heno, f.. inter Mexican iniiiietcr ol
lolnlllel.e ail. I labor, belore depart
ing toila, on I.. ..1,1 the KepiiKTie l"i
t'uliit nnd the l ulled riiat-K. v ii iil.- n
Iv criticised Ihe po:.''v lie I'mlcd
Stiles I.'W.iiiIh Mee... As be nat lu
the forward aaloon or the I'leinh
liner. Senor Molicna I. on. .1 tlii.iuiM
a port-hole toward the A nori. a rt
II iu living in Vera Crux nnd i-li
a !
hi fihl in rate.
ill, HlKI-tcl llllt Ml W.IK i'l 11 HI 'til
Ill 'li I" P iodine proeta that there i
luteil a "Kent plliitorin" of ihe I'm
greaaive pally III Hie I'liiled Htatea ol
which Colonel Thiodoie i;...oicill
waa i ogtiu.iiil. nnd in which he i .m
eutred, looking to the ditil uiition of
Mexico u id the a. utiotii'n ultimately
oy Ihe I'liiled St ili-H of nil Ihe Iclli
torv bet wee 'i 'he lit" lirande and
Panama.
He biimI that Fra' . o Kactidero,
who waa mtnleter or Ionian rilalioiia
lu VenilM lan.i Cal lali.a h i.lMnet, hi.
lettera win. h to bi n are en. luin e
evldcine of bin .illegal ii.na it -id de
clared he ho pea to be able to ili.du.e
thine lettelK at the proper time
"And rioi only were ihe leitde.
lb,. I'riisn amve parly pledged to .ii'H
policy." be ml. led. "but politician ol
both the Itepubllciu and I leino. l.il ic
partlCH ll.nl promiicd their ae. n l
Klll polt That Pre"!.!! Ill Wlleon bllli
elf h.lll Mil.!-, ill' ed to thin l.l.UltollH
collMpltaei In evi.l.n.ed I'y hit atti
tude Inward Mexico. '"i a tangle
Amen, a.i in nil Uu- hundred million
... I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' I of tile Cnlleil Slalew call
Kin. a nalisf e t.t v aiifWcr .. to w by
Ihoae Hoops nr,- tip re ..ii t-hor.. In
Vet . i I 'not "
'To allow tip I'lcud. ni Wilson's
I I line aualllel Mexico
- t be t reale-l
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IlitSTED FOR DISCLOSURE
OF yiLITlHT SECRETS
Charles K. Field and Aviators Who Aided Him in Securint;
Pictures of Fortifications at San Francisco, Published
in Sunbtt Magazine, Taken Into Custody by United
States Today Punishment May be Imprisonment or
. Heavy Fine.
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d.aii of inch nil-.Is a -id pali'iotu
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piiNeH. til'boiiuh hi nti thuds w.-re
sold wil l! tlal 'larotll apatil Would
ni M l I i. I.I be ii's' lied, to any gov -etniuet',1
unless Hint government
nulled fully lo his dent. mils tor the
Kiltlellder Pi Hie lands ot Morelo to
linn and his follovverii
fie lidded that he had tin iloll'i 111"
Vielel". of Ihe northern rev , dill lo-t'
nrles would be aucceeded .ilniost Ini
medialeli' iii. I onlv bv ii cont mil it ion
of ihe Zapata revolt, but bv other re
V. ills headed by disa ppoiii i ed auli-
I chiefs of Carralixa himself.
In bii denunciation of president
Wilson. Seior Moheno resorted !
mu. h Hiireasm. chnraeteriKed him in
"the puritan . resident,'' Moheno
frankly admitted Hint armed Inter
vention in Mexico flnall,' would conic
He prenilscd lo reveal on bin arrival
lu New York the exact method of the
Killlliu of the late Preside it Ma. let"
r.ti.l Vice President lllno Hiiarex
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lienl (icucr.il llncrtu had liolliinu to
do with the assassination of these
Inetl," be colli lulled "It wa a p.'
till. ) l.nl;.le, a ll.l It wis Inevitnl'le
that II should result I I il revolution
which ill thinking Mexeana now con
cede in have pr.icienlly triumphed."
After the revolution he would re
turn to Mexico whether peace was
restored or not, he nd. and would
ny., i n idav hi nan in the effort tn
restore normal cuiiillilon lie would
not admit that he proposed wurklyg
for the nreatdeney of Mexico, hut
other Mexican on board Ihe K't'iinae
I. Id f i '.en. Is there was mi doubt that
If the npportmilt v anise. Querldo Mo
In mi would iinnoiiiice himself mh i
candidate.
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Mexico ('IU. Jl.lV
I.i I. ami. minister of
ed for r'laiieo today
a financial mlKsion.
ii lMtice.
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fl'lance, depall-
prcaii'tiutdy on
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. ! Mexicans .
said with I lie
.ml Pri n' ll i Itixciit,
tninsler tor Ktaiict
will
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. tilling ,1 1 1 v S nil.
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I Clitx for Ihe VVI'IH
iv s a slight ll'i rease
for nlllly and Ilia
lines of Hie
pr ding week in
I ll'IIM'll tO 1 I".
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malaria h.iv,. developed.
,lawnics- visit Washington'. Tomb.
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cinl T.in.ika of th. Japanese in my
uenetai slial' a. ipanied by Ad
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POWER TD
GALL Wl
TO ARMS
Ulster Unionists in First Meet
ing of Provisional Govern
ment Today Authorize
Leader to Declare War.
VOLUNTEERS IN EGYFT
ARE CALLED HOME
Belligerent Unionist Com
mander Declares Time Has
ome ta Force British Gov
ernment to make up its mind
(It? I ') Wire F.tetiln Herald 1
llelinst. Julv 10. The "provision
al government formed by me i isier
nil. nisi at its Ural meeting lodav
... ...i
gave eir raiwiirn arson a in "
to lake whatever action he iiutv think
essary in culling the l'iler volun-
teeis .o arm I ne men were u"-
lurcd ready for tiiobil'X.itluii nt "
uiouiciit a notice.
Sir Kd ward III o apeei h declared
that Ihe time had come : I' Ihe m -alisla
of l ister to translate their
word 'lilo uillon. H aald ome
I tiii.gr must he doll" to compel th
Hi iiis.Ii giiveinmcnt to make up in
mind I'leler. lie concluded, waa unx-
loua for peace nut wa nm going
accept pegee with aiirrenuer.
I M i ll Ol.l VTi:KHS Allr.
i(M:.t.l.t-:i to nir;uM
f.otiilon. July 1 a. A apodal dl
imtch from Crtlro. Kgvpl. anya the
Anitlo-l'.KVpluin membeia of the Pla
ter voluiilcerg have received eauie
grama culling tiiem back to Plater.
I'l I.I. MII.IT .HV IHIMMW
Kill Mil I ItWAItll IMIMIV
H.llnst, Ireland. July HI r'ull
military honoia were acconled hv
the lister volunteer today lo Kir
Kilwurd Carson. Ihe Irish liilonlsi
leader, whet, he arrived with the
,! i:.ii. of Londonderry. V iscount
I'asH'reagh. Walter H I. ring and
nlher Ciilotiisi member of ..i'-li
nient to attend Ihe meeting of the
I Inter provisional government
A guard of honor composed of I1"'
armed volunteers and lifty aimed
uioti'icvi Ic dispatch ndeia cs oit' d
the leaders to the residence of c mi
nim .lames C. Craig. Ihe inilllaiv
letiiler. where ihev will remain for
Week The lull lit loll of the plovl
siotuil government have not been di-
i loseil. llllt idle object of the meet
ing Is Ihe arrangement of an imprea-
sive celeluatlon lor Ihe l.'lll of JlllV
or '( latigelliell I '." Ill order I"
show Ihe gov eminent and Hie peo
ple of Hie.it Milium that "to .thing
liiit Ihe absolute excluMoll of I'leler
from the opciaiiotis of the Irish
home rule l.ill will satisfv us.''
STAY ftT HOME
IS OflOEfl
Portland Gold M'ning Coinjia
ny Issues Warning to Em
ployes Against ths Use of
Intoxicants.
ly lsc, Win- to Kxcning lli-eal.l I
c tad" mo ins. Julv 1" - The
i' ill iid . iol.l Mining on. pa ll v , one
..f Hi,, l.iiaest mining . oiupai'i'-s tn
Hie i 'l.ppe . leek dlsllet. bis Ish oil
a vv. lining to ell.plov es asil.llsl (he
I.Se id ll'lil'.rs It appeals II
book "II the pi event .on of a
It I.M'ls
"a.xpctien.e b.i proven
great many a.-eiiienis f. rv
Irolu drinking ItltoX at ini;
. v. i go to kiii k al ler
li'l'.oi- arid if vou iii.isi drink
home.
a lltti"
i.i. IPs
that li
. allse't
ll l'l"l"
d 1 III S. ' I.
t..l at
llllt' r Csioao mi I Mliipaigu I ml-.
lli'llpeg. Mall. Jul- la - lintel
pi. ' In il i auii'.iign In Abe h I'rogtet-
sivcri optioslog the gov l'l IlllO'tll of S!
Ki.'.iuiatl li bltll, st. mil oil a .atfo.li
of pi ohibitioii. Initiative and r, let -cti.lum.
and i "III pt.Uoi ' edui atioti.
t tiiitii'taied in ad election lodav
Kol'lin, who tiaa tM't n in office foi I
..r. )g auppuiied by the IwuiT iu
lettxl, '
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