Show iL! f '-'-’ ‘ 'm4? ( v m ‘ ’’ ' W I -- ! LAKE CITY UTAH JRipAY APKIL I - "—-'- ' - - --- --- —— -- - i'i 1 W 1 111 J ' isiji— I 11 unml 1 IRST I RECEIVES : ""Tn IU ' a A L y ORDERS : 'J-- “ ( 'W p t I ht h Continued v si tiered i V1 MAfjk’A BBUJULl Ga vvt v l'iy - ' J I '’ f with hnariy building tense mortiehts 'TTaHRP H ’have not beeil R -WWlfA ii such -as shipments of embargo the CATi- Qlld navy war Wfil and H2LVV since experiencedsince n DENI® 1-'-B9H i tU - f LOUTED CARRANZA TO Wilson -President issued m' VILLA t April 23— Carranza statement REACHES ‘ i -1-1 the WITH following 1 v I - JUAREZ: SMALL ONLY kT Hi GUARD rt i - r Y i j4- t t h i ? He Say§ Came on sovereignty in of erment x’l ‘ 41 -s' 2— — — Private t : nSB r ’ 1 i i 1 Matters— War Talk— City Increased Paso El -Military in orce £ ro-estahlishmenv j his note Thepossibility i H 3 ‘ AND a of-Gcneral Spanish-American j?m i " 7 — earnestnessthe desire and every possible way the independence people Mexico lTho feeling and intention of the government in this matter are not based on politics They go mifeh deeperthan that- They are based on genuine friendshipfor the Mexican people and a profound interest in the of their constitutional system “Whatever unhappy circumstancesor necessities may arise this object wiH be held steadily in view and pursued with consistent purpose iar this so as government is concerned “But we are dealing with fads Wherever and whenever the dighe 1‘niied States is flouted ir nit of internationalrights or the rights of its citizens invaded or its iulhienre rebuffed where it has he right io attempt to exercise it thi government must deal with It is dealing with those actually in control now General Huerta in territory he controls That he does control it the now not rightfully fact that he does control it does not alter th We are dealing moreover who only with those those to whom he commands and come With deal They do not lawfullyrepresent his support thes” we must In that fad the people of Mexico we rejoice that our quarrel is with the people and do desire to dictate their not Mexican we not affairs But enforce rightful we must our demands on those whom the place uhere we act do for the time being the exist irrn autliorit at Carranza as explained war ZCKe attitude viola-1ivn showing that lie regardedtlie invasion of Ar era- Cruz as a official of Mexican ’sovereigntywas the first development ihich threw’ Washington into a feverish-' expectationof sensationaldevelopments of constitutionalist forces along the inter-' that the great body national buhndary might'- talc an offensive standin the situation was every-fcwhcro ‘the tin ? - RUMORED : ‘‘I tvish to reiterate with the greatest intention of this government to respect in of the and of ' was - Washington comment on the V ‘ wns IA — I T J T t It Up -of 7- 1 zx' -j t T 'f inri-s Anm-nf 'f7fw‘-Y 7 -— I 4 milii-nvv v i-4 1 IS DIGNITY WHENEVER WILSON’S REPLY I 1 aC Clnnnnlniv 1 — — ? General iinston to Commartd T roops at Mexican Port ‘J s “ -eventuated wVi 1 - ‘ 4‘ A arms SWUW a:-t lx: :Page 1) rom ill mu - Rfirvinn IVltAlbU 111 --yarJ? discussincformal orders to custom‘officials to bold which later'n”a1 for mal an nouncement 3louse j i i! irni ht AM rAKI i 4 I ’ZfT IIN i : t ss— US OijHr - : 1 REBELS AND : i 1 r 1 1914 I ' 11 24 k t'? 1 “ m i SALT if l 1 ' ' - HEBALDJ-hEPUBIJCAN THE f:L -u-: -m " y - i i EL Tex PASO and i river the : pursued the Villa villagers AVltile this city in April 23 was ferment of war talk — preparations today the Mexican city of Juarez across the its somnolent way and even the arrivaljof even tenor’of Torreon which took place this afternoon failed to excite a military i -General from ‘ I El Jn Paso H Myles C British of his bring ‘a He was to today supposed personal 200 but! to escort of men avoid provocativeappearancesthe general consul discussed--Di carrying out orders officers studied his-' cabinet Carranza’snote and subjects to President AVilson-and warned British left' most of them behind at by the Presidentreiterating get out of within a ifew' hours a statement'was issued friendly Mexico Col C A P Hatfield the Mexican people and to appeared with only twenty-five of the American government as ort Bliss commanding at thirty of his followers He the ere or Emphasizing that asHuert&con trollcd the region where? clapped the embargo on arms and enforce its rightful remarked: demand committed Washington government must again and then took it off do does the United States want '’Upon those The battalion of infantry whom the existing authorities at the place where we act which has to "What pay any attention to that drunken tor tho tlmp being been g’tiarding the city was reinforced represent” old ass Huerta for anyway?” from the post by another battalion of 'O’Shaugiuiessy Out Villa himself is a teetotaler on W:iy the Twentieth a squadron of Twelfth The hero of Torreon said he the cavalry battery- C of the Sixth artillerycame on from: following: Charge O’Shaughnessy was sent to business affairs and to sea The message private iate and platoon Colonel tonight" by machine gun With navy Admiral' letcher tonight BRIG GEX REDERICK XS I’ON Mrs Villa Villa were department Generals Jftitfield established headquarters Urbina Angeles and Rodrigues for Vera Cruz in a special train accompanied am leaving en irLthe city hall the roof of of The IV AS11JNGTC on which cn Maxidsn troops miliLii’jy wireless Shipments Across River Stopped) Hit BUHL Vi rederick ITtnston has been a u! accompany me until they are told to stop bj then tower was erected conditions Mexican troops will and teltidhone wires were strung by7 the find out just Efforts to affecting the neighboihood of era to command the brigade ordered pjrps to the shipment! of commander My train should arrive in signal enable him to were Will leave me m ‘CROWDS river Cruz thatisat the' place where the Mexican troops ON SPEED AND promptlyand confidentlyarms and in ammunition across the lnalb it the resulted that bewilderment i iuw with his subordinates in the field TdmvlwHionor to ‘requeU you that you will make the necessary LEADER REUSES Hmaii'U'v MAILS JACKIES’ LETTERS thero waa no aveared although REBEL the black of field guns the stuff could jnot enter Vera Twenty embargo on still in order that the train may be permittedto Killed "WITHOUT LOSING MINUTE parked in the muzzles of the reinforce sent across This morning Colonel srrancenienta Sandif these '"V J? such as camp 'be impossible to make arrangements Hatfield received from Getn in the Texas & Pacific railroad an order be permittedto J'each U South Dakota! ments dictated by in ‘order that Thursday On Board eral H Bliss at Inot may Tasker San Antonio circumstances Wounded via Lps in East El Paso are ready X be tshall be aceom-hl has left pie TO JOIN ORCES WITH Angeles April 23 — To give! toreservation detachment foreign foe to allow munitionsof war to cross lthe? xvera Cruz after my Mexican chief and other 20oo Jackies and marines chanceto! pour their shells Into the presidential staff bridge The colonel posteda guard at of send their last letters ashore to should one General Corona receptionof whom m the Santa bridge appear April distinguishedofficers of the federal armj army the Admiral mothersand sweetheartsCapt W This afternoon GeneralBliss Is said Many Buy Weapon beg to leave to your cp'tesy W Gilmer put on extra speed today to have rescinded the order oriat last uK a worthy manner th :TTnHNESRY v forged abend of his eonvoy the war and gun stores EDERALS AT GUAYMAS At pun'liasers to have instructed that there was no ttli ree more men and hove to long enough to day of stood in nn department official embargo The soldiers understand been undertaken l£e was not yet ‘The news that Charge O’Shaughnessy had gasoline cutter Q?Tiad been killed and twenty-five swing overboard Hue as if waitingat a box office for however that nothingof military biseii' with the mail pouches at Los An-1 announce whether he would go of handed hU passports war not wounded in the fighting at Vera Cruz tickets at some popular show They use shall cross until the present-complications geles harbor soonl for an extension edict went are They until an Informal Congress This increases the casualty list pf were Americans for the removed fullv discussed had not up The Jupitr caught 275000 of firth that none rounds cartridges his authority Americansat Vera Cruz to fifteen dead with him when he was rounding the would be sold to Mex-Pey- seized Says Constitutionalists Alone and stored in a local warehouse for the last council held at the White House seventy-five leans without permit of Sheriff mentioned wounded breakwater again headed for Ma-1 Brazilian month Tonight Zach H Cobb collector One of the President's callers later asked the The addresses of the Americans killed zatlan Not had been lost ton Edwards SecretaryBryan minute of the port said the embargo was act for to him the statementissued from Properly Represent Dignity and 2000 men had been made hap-pier government if it would and wounded at Vera Cruz were anGeneral Villa was a disappointment still lifted so far as he knew Inetnlion of City to for weeks the two! 'states in Mexico of the Japan need the navylate Tonight theUnited Tokio of no department de Mexican Nation ships are steaming southward at eventuality in revised list as follows: a conferencewith Ambassador neutral duripg any twelve knots complete MARINES CAPTURE BOX ELDER POSTPONES fGnlma announced that njot read of it but DEAD Mr had been made Wilson had COMMANDING POSITION powYork of his assuriiption that all Dennis Lane seaman New BUILDING O moke ’NEW JAIL ClioiCE O SIGNIICANT Ariz April text BRAZIL neutral NOl’GLAS T City INLAND ROM VERA CRUZ no matter JLx er would remain! O Brazil instead of a Eu-! wi JoaRIENDS DIAZ SAY T'‘ The choice of hv thp United of rohiichsteinordinary telegrams in E H seaman ci t0 ap signui-i W flat bltrjJJS 22 The county was regarded No notification had gone to the quin Tellez federal commander at the Mobile BrighamCityhaveApril ropean power April 23 Brazil like Argen- States Washington American decided— not to build only has plans of the isher ordinary — commissioners cant contemplated seaman inarinjs and gained port of Guaymas invited the rebel general bluejacketstoday powers of government Miss new countyjail this year but instead tine and Chile ref used to recognize the pbssesision of miles awill statementstb’is join forces Hayes breastworksthree American Alvaro to remodel the present jail quarters but the fact that Obregon HE WILL NOT RETURN position government been jeonfined to accomplished WOUNDED from era Cruz This Huerta far having public inland the and make them The itsYrienfl against the Americans was made modern county developed is City and facts as they have Soden gunner's mate on railroadto Mexico jail Is but is too small to riieet the UnitedStates considers asnation em-' by ranyisco Elias George secMie new here today hfd of possession Huerta sol-e the demands jn ’a South American The President has made it clear that class Several new cells are to a border o£ constitutionalistsond Warren diets sin United States solidarity representative tiia declared and be in the main building of the een reni H ridth added wphanlzed'the fjrst time that a South no blockade had took pose of the city formerly! telegraphedas fol jail and the old building Philadelphia was that before such step would be taken lows: quarters by the city for jail ever has been to 'American ‘such foreign American chief Refuses country governments would bethatgien W O Keas captain ormer President will be remodeledinto an insane ward the United “Contrary io law and order TONE O JAPANESE capacity pointed out for act In due notice He at Hillsdale Mich and will contain bell troops disembarked yesterday Make Any Statement Regarding NEWSPAPERS MODERATE Quartersfor juvenilesonealso padded will be provided the present the United States had conT( Vera Cruz and opened battle Trie moment ordinary Rork E Lee seaman in the remodeling asked forafter pass in the ‘Charge fined itself solely jto operations has arrived when own difficulties Y our only a few news vicinity of Vera Crkm and that with the Mexican Affairs April The city has concludedto burld a hoursthat Carl BirMost of the leading should be forgotten in the common Edward Walter Tokio seaman new jail and has a site In Charge end of fighting there no forwardmovement of Japan are moderate ana procured irst iington la reached defense of the fatherland now newspapers the alley just north of the reserved in their attitude regardingthe rdkontrVinASRvliiilreceived his safe had been majle bank A modern jail building call upon you and your troops to unite R O Jans seaman Muscatinela situation One or two of the B yxoriduct' to made prepartions Mexican fifty by sixty feeL will he erected land with us in concerted effort In behalf L Carlo April 23 responsible journals recalled that READY Walter Hawk boatswain’s mate Monte Gen Porfirio less however for Canada It was OR ATTjACK — for jail purposes The offices await your first class St Louis Mich equipped Our nation Diaz of that advantage should be the answer In Mexico today takensuggest the Brigham police departmentjwlll Mhel Spanish minister to United An attack on Vra Cruz by General oforder of of to of the presnt to how to act" T V Biskup boatswain'smate second again refused make any statement embarrassment Maas and know be located in the new jail k States went to Montreal when tfar was reinforcementswhich he Is affairs his intentions to the issues To this Obregon replied: class on Mexico or die Washington press Winona Minn reported 4o be getting from deejaredj Puebla J Harris excusedhimself from speaking on the between Japan and the United “The abominable crime which the seaman Tracey City ft?' it was the affairs' of and the sailing announced that would not be unexpected ground that lie had definitely given up States traitor and assassin I from Huerta has just Tenn active politics thej embassyhsiA had been entrusted to the of the army transports against the Mexican nation Claude C Wilcox ordinary of his partv HAILEY HAILSTONES is help the marines committed seaman opinion Members expressedthe REBEL ranch designedjto GARRISON AT ambassador in deliberately foreign invasion Irving Mich that Diaz provoking General would not nnd bluejacketsshould they advance from th© return to k pkChet service hex too cannot be given name S Everett Mexico He probably will JUAREZ NUMBERS 900 New Orleans twenty-seven mileq from the city to leave Monte Carlo at an early date for civilized history The constitutionalist U pages of P Nagorowski private ’ is icrnmnaniptl railroad Henry Charge Algftra ofj a valuable V ic Special to The accompameuchijef service possession April 23 which is the only faction M C BaltimoreMd lynn of the semret bridge army Juarez Mex from — our hundred Anvil S2 bill which woujd be importantin properly arrived the dig rebel troops Clunuahua Hailer Ida amd one other secret which represents Ensign Paul Augustus Stevens Cris-feild Paris April 23— Yves de Limantour — A provi has bringing the strength of been introduced in ling campaign on Mexico City nity of the Mexican nation will pro here today Congress with th© chief It Md formerly service man: went Mexican minister of 900 men the erection of a federal bullcling' can protect test the local garrison to Two Infor Halley the The American vfarships against such deeds as is said today that he had no knowledge Huerta personal escort the cost not to is understoodthsit they jwill see their more of Villa’s exceed forces with guns tlie of the plans of Gen hundred If AmericansREUGEES AT DOUGLAS Porfirio Diaz $100000 for the accommodation at the 2c!targe safely to the Canadian border now committing will arrive with their children this about miles inland Tt but thought that in view of the exUnited States land office postoffice and seen should insist upon an invasion without precautions were taken will take the O evening ''Extraordinary from two TELL CIRCULAR TO president's great and indifferent first giving General age forest service fcuard' against the possibility of harm army transports Carranza the hearing to and a half to th req days to get to Vera it was unlikely he would return iue hint from President PATRIOTIC MEXICANS tohealth trustee election Mon bcfalling’-the Mexican diplomat Wilson At the school held Mexico ADMIRAL DOYLE TO Crpz from ‘Galveston Their artillery dav afternoon at the high school then it wHl be time for the constitutionalist goes to Toronto to Limantour is quoted by the v Charge Algara wouljl be of invaluable assistance in April 23 Senorcorrespondent until all our Douglas Ariz COMMAND AT MAZATLAN building Mark Aukema was termelected His friends say he army to struggle — The Douglas Paris of a leading proewAlt orders of requested the trustee for the three-year land return" attack oh Vera Cruz against such Chamber Commerce a forces are an vincial as saying that without be recalled to Washington and exhausted today to send an newspaper Mrs AVilliam Drake for the two-year to secretary of war thq advancing infantry invasion saving in tills the the followers of General April 23 Rear Admiral restored Ha left protecting soldiers here The Carranza Seattle Wash term The vote for special tax manner — & when' peace ip’ of the twentyseven regimentof General do movlng to get possession This you can Huerta could nothing Robert M Doyle commanding carried rench honor and dignity request is based on the preponderence against in the? charge of the the Americans and that even tjie has been miles of railroad is already Pacific reserve fleet which ©ever do because you have of here' and in the Mexicans mining guerrilla be West zitinbassador warfare would impossible ordered to sail on the flagship of such strategic importance IS WITHDRAWN trampled them under foot We can-your camps BOUNTY President told callers he This was made before the Virginia land to take command Naqo-zari statement to Mazatlan tftt unite with corrupt army Several American women fromhere publication of General Elder 3IEXICAN LAG HTILL LIES Carranza’s of the fleet assemblingthere Brigham City April 22 the— bounty Charge safely O’Shaughnessy seventh' miles south of in be attacked in to President Wilson and Senor on you your port county hasThiswithdrawn Cruz Admiral Badger has been directed to ofShould today A circular Mexico arrived be rabbits was mas by Limantouradded that little could made necessaryon Spanish and use his discretion Jin allowing civilduly be Guay printed in unsigned was of SITUATION IS DELICATE defeated from the patriotism the accountof the heavy bounty on rab as circulated today calling upon Mexicans at Vera Cfuz who were he bits that has been paid by this county whom designated as situation in is exto retire to a designated to stand by the fatherland Mexico City by will he permitted the last year elected by the people but deposed uncritical idealists when not Cross Prepares during Chairman Thom delicate to private until the first chief Just misguided according spot across U of the boardof coiintyt tremely to their authority and Saloons in Agua Prieta Illiterates’’ as Blackburn advjlces received assume what disposition to stated Jthatfi here ears' of mob toHuerta us make of the border from here were closed to yesterday Mexican flag to be commissioners permit the schojolhouses Any Call paid! out violence prevent disturbances than 21900 had been and demonstrations to Meet more from and public you-’ MEXICANS WANT WORK for bountyon rabbits during the past are felt by the Washington buildings actually occupied except those CONTINUE ON RAILROAD The countyreceived notice from IN TO vear and' if ‘possible no further Unitefl ERRORS TRANSLATION ROME PAPER COMPARES Makes government by the States government Government the state a number of for weeks ago that jteji likely further to incite the Mexican also impossible the stateto T DO NOT AECT ESSENCE WILSON TO LINCOLN an Diego Cal April 22— Major Me-jus it was When Charge p’Shaughhessy turns pop'ulace or precipitate It keep up the bounty on rabbits the embassy in Mexico City over to the O NOTE ROM CARRANZA commander of the Mexican forces than & half million will be taken April 234-The compares averred that more Brazilian minister it is Tribuna at Tia Juana and other officials along April presumed that BornoPresident ASHINGTON 23— the to President rabbits have been killed duringthe nasQ the course of Wilson the border have expressed their desire relief board of the AmerThe President the office staff ii'111 23President war immediately April Wilson’s Washington Lincoln Both it says were that Work year of the Mexican situation on the San Diego fc Arizona lean Red Cross prepared today! v day talked for the United States The clerical statement General commontintr on the same biblical inspiration railway shall continue with his callers He referred to uninterrupted to respond to any call the govern-1 yesterday the J frankly force at preseint serving under Mr Carranza's note asking the same COMPANY the same vigorouspurita-nism to railroad officials tonight This committeeonj SMELTING the crisis crisis as veiy serious one and forces from Vera Uruz according nient may makeappointed a withdrawalofafter ideals Neither satisfied O'Shaughnessy consists of James Edward was was If necessary the Mexicans said they to of cabinet combatant direction was have! CLOSES MEXICO MINE S confine his issued conference Thoughtit was his duty toreserving to content in his own were willing to furnish soldiers to protect McKenna Mr and Mrs Charles B remain charge of relief work: in members at the White House immediate but wished others to be the ami workmen nnnlouncements ouncements to facts Louis and Rice Brig Gen C surBarker D’Antin Henry naval in camps William Gorgas York Tim Ame: urther operations Mexican Both pacifists and yet New April 23— about contemplatedsteps un-’ all Americans were lormatlon waters geon general of the army chairman were discussed at conferenceboth had to assume the leadership in & Refining jilana matured C BratsSmelting here an4 til at the White House this afternoon TWO SENATORS OER William today that itcompany Surgeonthe General had or 4red MaJ nounced the President tead of navy Gen George! all Secretary Bryan war its GEIUfAXT SKXjJS VRW CRUISER SERVICES OR WAR minesand smeltersIn VOT WAR YET Davis retired U S A Secretary of the Navy Daniels W Miss’ closed down Instructions were Berlin April 23 — The small recently German and of! Mr AVilsondoes a’ not regard the present! cruiser the it ARNED C Boardman chairman After conference of developed ENGLISH ARE W Mabel American employees to Xeav Carlsruheihas which was April 23 — Senators all Red Cross and! IL situation as State of war and that local representatives the Washington national relief board been ordered Immediately put in commission to TO LEAVE JMEXICO of New Mexico and Sheppard of Texas Ernest P Bicknell national director Mexico hold’s that sb 'far ‘as' his authority is had criticized the translation to Mexican waters to relieve have written the President offering proceed the note of last the Red Cross of of concerned only acts of4- reprisals have the cruiser Dresden Cartanzathat against SOETH DAKOTA TO MAJZATL Paso April 23 subjects th''1” services in the operations instructed the chair-i night They declared several ElMexicohvere — British The of board ranciSsco April 23— The cruise -— — — today- to leave Senator Weeks of Massachusetts man the national tnailp the note appear less in warned Mexico committee on San Dakota The from already had volunteered Senator South which left here yesterAi AT friendly to the United States than was warning came nursing service to direct local nursTAMPICO immediatery Sir Cecil all that he was ready to resign the dav morning for the Mexican coast via intended The made tt the British wrote conference ambassador tjte ing committees throughout H ‘C from Senate and to the front San was by wlrelesl' that the main Spring-Rice at to go have Red Cross nurses Diegoproceed instructed clear two Washington country to however today to direct to British consul here who their whereMazatlan points — that Carranza consideredthe Mvles report to headquarters cruiser Maryland at Mare Island! in The taking of Vera fruz an act “hostile wired to consuls Mexico abotits and if they can respondto Nuevo Laredo Evacuated Laredo ordered to down the harbor to the Mexican people-' and that he was move About TOO Britons are in Mexico April 23 station at California Laredo Tex to the coaling AND EDERALS the withdrawalof the American — Nuevo irregulars was evacuatedby- federal City and by any make ready to depart troops — were' not affected MEXICAN STOCKS SLUMP and late today volunteers Women in translation errors followed in the London April 23 — All dividends on children and civilians federal loans were garrison r w '?' M exomsihI an ndH company wake of the regular preferred iinyesterday liti The first which marchedjoinsouthward points to 95 making other federal forces ood Slumned loss presumably to ound in Change to Right mediately ON of points Saltillo TROOPS an at aggregate stock was 3J lower and EDEBiALS After one suffers for months from second Ordinary lower than yestfcrClosed OILED IN preferred Tehuantepec Hallway acid dyspepsia sour stomach and then The Tehuantepec April 23 April 23 Washington Secretary Garrison announced at 9 p m the TO: UP — Washington BRIDGE in getting right railway across has been — y finds the remedy Is the Mexico had closed The Hawaiian Steamship company embargoagainst ANDREWS GETS PROMOTION shipment or arms into Aiexico irom we unnea ©races kind of food it 1H something to speak Cal April 23 On the eve has given notice that they have Vallejo hgen restored his ship’s sailing for —Mexico Cnpt diverted their ships to about of Panama Pass April in railroad i follows: Eaglet 23— After destroying machinery Philip Andrews of the U Maryland Secretary Garrison's statementreceipt of hud and her son V lee ladv young his commission s va pm Cananea shops blowing up railroad switches and removing instruments from received Americans department has been' in many telegrams from p aces and she wantsoththe United States navy Captain An April 23 an experience hundred alon“The to relieve the tension I NaCO Arizr — One the border showing apprehension and lave the telegraphoffice in Piedras Negras Mexico eartv today a party I such was chief of the bureauof navigation mostly ers to Americans women and children know bow to get relief She drews when Secretary7 Daniels assumed arrived here today from Cananea Mexico of Mexican fcderalswas prevented from blowing up the Mexican end of ordered additionaltroops to report to General Bliss to be distribute 4 at writes: office and the latter refused to approve leaving only a few American men the international nlares as he finds advisableunder the circumstances bridgeTyhenrthe American borderpatrol arrived his occurred ftnnh promotionwhon a vacancy the They reported "or about fifteen months my little in mining tm that Andrews had the residio of San rancisco will federal and the ground not while the situation tense the 4 of at The garrisonyesterday evacuated Piedras Negras boy and myself had suffered with sour on that was Three regiments infantry necessary unable retain performed amount of sea town was quiet and there had been no This mornihg a captain and were to to General Bliss togetherwith some artillery from ort Riley camped about ten miles below the' city stomach We duty disturbances privates muchof anythingwe ate j three returned in an armored automobile Their work of “Under orders from the department no munitionsof war will at present in this way for ‘Alter sufferingconsult sospecialist Condemn War Measures be permittedto go over the border "destructionin the railroad shops and yards on the Mexican side long decided to in April 23 Nev? York todav tracted the attention of the American patrol Instead of prcscrib— Resolutions When the captain and by the executive “ A brigade of infantry and some artillery will be dispatchedfrom Galveston stomach diseases made public the Mexican end of the bridge xfith several pack-L he put us both on Grape-Nuts the Intercollegiate Socialist with the navy his drugs committee of to Vera Cruz to there” ing men approached lover the interna-! and we beganto society included in the membership improve immediately ages under theirtlie'arms 'American guns were leveled of G “It was the key to a new life which are Upton Sinclair and tionnl line 'and ’'Mexicanswere orderedto withdraw They obeyed Phelps-Stokes war too much condemn measures found we had been eating J and "’all college and in urge men after dynamiting tlie railroad switches in thq yards departed could not digest Mexico and heavy food which tve to inauguratea series of meetings women In a few weeks after commencing of protest” critical ' thepurposes i i -the i i government Chihuahua I ammunition I n- I i I I a I I : I I ' r ‘ ! "i A-kmUaem A W I X I assigned -what L communicate i I I I — — I — — — — — Tonight i I ‘ mayT' ' ' -be j -five I 8 I ' S a a J 1 e I I ' readyto cab-yinet 1 d Ju-pitr e h a r e to-weapons I y h a I a before I' a a andaffer 4 remain u bytonight a I ar--”rangements ! J ii e : ' i ”1 1 — X l ’ -Not J S be'-n i n 1) i forcesssion th-- -crisis Pan-American T-llez i oc-cupied askedto t r a -for hisijorts leavetonight -Algars 23-— - a-- I i — I 'National today -He' a I ex-president outstanding J Galveston I a J obtain S a - h y Herald-Reprtblleanl de-p'aHment i a : at-leaet -Jose finance t dis-taneeof the-land a u I 7 I repelling ex-pecks' ' additional theembassy ” national - considered ' wasconfident wouldgetlto -Wilson - notification -Box -Vera expected officers Car-ranzistas Red i-'The instructs ' displayed againstAmericans - ’ 4 I S anti-American'utbreaks w - ‘ depart -in pqs-sessedfrof The!a ? -f -i I " 1 ! : t i a uprightness in-' Upright a i between j ’ t 4 ’ L v l 1 ' I I constitutionalists ! 5 ' inaccuracies S J COMMON BETWEEN i I immediately I I demanded CONSTITUTIONALISTS 1 s i a i 1 i a GARRISON’S y c ' 1 t n v MEANS ORDER 4 8 T ATTEMPT BORDER BLOW BORDER MORE todav i J 4 s 1 ’ S S i n i n J i ‘ report th-? I at-I : I a STANDISH l x co-operate J I I Grape-Nuts yrasj-able do my to 1 April been’ - -with Shanklin Still Safe Louis April 23 right” — "I am all received the text of a cablegram 'Arnold today from Shanklin States consul general at UnitedThe Mexico Citv cablegram was addressedto a St was here 23 -which at-Matamoros J 'the'-report A I- -A r ‘ v ‘‘-‘‘i k ft 0 - -’7 a iit‘-Tampico p The housework morning wake in the rested and have no clear head and feel Generar Zaragoza federal commander sour stomach My boy sleeps well and lias giventwenty-four hoursto surrenderby Gen wakes with a laugh at Tampico Mex weight forces have been "We have regained our lost for Luis CaJjallero "commanding theconstitutionalist both and continue to eit Grape-Nuts to" a constitutionalist the morning anti evening meals besieging the city accordirigt message given out’at We headquarters tonight u This consideredhere as disposing are well and liappy and owe it to was 'constitutionalists had Grape-Nuts’ "£ and n hat fedcrals united Battle b’y Postuni Co NomeMichgivenReajd ’Vh the Americans 7' an Road to Wellvine” Creek "The inniwp the era Is in pkgs: "There’s 1’jonsfcltutlonalist’'officers 'said Reason” and the ’em 'date of th "ultimatum was not Ever read the jabove letter? A new American consul one appears frony tiine to time Thev v warships lit IJUiqiL JHtttdRlVIUS UtJMUltMS U HU? ommanders of American nnd full eh notified by General mated that they expectednews ofa bat? are genuine true of human j he harbor hadb tie late tomorrowior-thcnqxt day uabiaileru of hl ultimatum torthm-fed- '1 Text BROWNSVILLE: E Tommerson Robert of Mr Shanklin The Thursday Arrow dated Cluett PcaWy & message was Bl Maker? jMr‘GUierims W ' ' the taste more ‘T- appreciate i - present at ias ' I i ft aft s -A' I IB i-’ g£r I 11 you I e '9h 11 Jsw more your allowed CtOne ' '? - J i brother-in-law Shipments Stoppedat Douglas Ariz Aril 23 Douglas placed — The military here an' embargo on arms today but declared it and ammunition off in :the afternoon It is well understood that1 none are to be however to cross the boundary for the COLLAR2for-2: j&r r AA’ EbK ’ - |