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Invites every man or woman that walks to come and partake The mg stocks low prices and square deal treatmentare premiums of British Germans J i Capital and rench Prepared City JOIN in With to THE his stand u f r L : r -i t- April 23 by refugee train to Vera Cruz April 24 — Mobs JEXICO in the streets of Mexico City foot the Stars and were trampling under Stripesand were threatening American pedestrianswhen the refugee train engaged under the auspices of the British and German legations left for Vera Cruz carrying some 500 fugitives of variousnationalities The' position of American citizens left hr? the federal capital was as critical Nelson O’Shaughnessy the American charge Lieutenant Rowan of the navy and Capt Burnside of the army were ’to William A leave Thursday night for Manzanillo on the Pacific coast under special arrangement with provisionalPresident and Immediately after the news of the landingof American bluejackets 'marines’at Vera Crnz was made known in the federal capital by extra office of the local kj newspapers crowds of students and government ISS employees-began to gather By dusk a mob had assembled in front of the American club smashed- windows and howled insults and threats at the of whom they threatened to assassinate Ad appeal to the governor of the federal district brought police protection but not before the crowd Had shatteredthe windows in the clubhouse and in adjoining property belongingto Americans Mobs' Threaten Death to Americans ’Until?2 o’clock morning excited Mexicans marched the streets the singing nationalanthem and shouting “Death for the Americans!” An by the mob at American' jewelry store was looted midnight The police looked on without taking action the offices of I club the leading American hostelry and American u the Mexican Herald were closed owing to the threats to burn them and X’xnurder their occupants Tho' British Germans and rench in the federal capital were prepared at a moment’s notice to gather in the previouslyarranged concentration which had been provisionedto stand a siege ’The acting probably under the directionsof General u newspapers editions in printed dispatches Huertaj which they many extra stating" that EPPaso Laredo Nogales and other places had been taken by the Mexicans Other dispatches announced that the federal troops had that they gained victoryat Vera Cruz expected to surround and drive the American invadersinto the sea Thojpapers also declared that the battleshipLouisiana had been sunk by ia Mexican torpedo Zapata Regarded as Ally Another dispatch from the south said Emilio Zapata the southern rebel forces with w Huerta 'All American officials employed by the National railroads and Railway company were immediately dischargedin order that no trains cduld be operated except under the supervisionof the government J? American embassy orders were expected from the Mexican govhe and ernrneht that ammunition recently permitted to enter should arms This for the seizure of Vera Cruz by the in retaliation be given-up was At 6 o’clock on Wednesday Nelson O’Shaughnessy the American fleet American charge d’affaires had not received his passports but he was preparing to leave The refugees train took twenty hours to make the journey from Mexico City to Vera Cruz There were many delays but no mishaps CITY the up Hats Priced Shoes Men’s Priced never before IHHI now uei ousy Ils- ana LI I® i ® "I !fi’S$65OOuPs up J regarded buying on ouymg pupnc are to bought KSsr$5JW $1350 $200 $350 upS350up Suits Men’s Prised Men’s Siege T——i—l ty ' Long ONLY that RD CREDIT NC : -1- qt Hundreds THIS STORE otters Credit 'Hospitality that Credit Ladies’ Nobby I Mini lift 91 Coats Spring jwB( A?" UUH r t ' Boys’ ' Suits Deauti- Ladies’ Priced ful -Huerta E3 CREDIT aglwwa edi-tiohs ft hU Eft ft l Dresses WINDOW PLENTY LARGE SUES O y v I a x r h 'iwn J A wn 1 II II 1 mu 1 1 r -L JlT'A wherethey : Americansinsideall ' s ' A i ’V in-the i $ ' ‘ ‘ M -issued J THIS SATURDAY ET M O districts I n it reu -’jThe' IS v- w was kSlOOAWfK SPRING HATS WITH EVERY MAN’S NEW ’ Clothes Sixtysnappy Spring models in Goldman-Beckman select from We are factory representatives — all on credit for this house and give factory-to-wearer you prices Men’s Suits priced as low ae theMexican BOYS’ i Order ' With 1 of Soldiers Second the (By Special Correspondent) CITY Tex April 24 — Scenes of great military activity have pre-4"' TEXAS vailed during the last few days in the preparationof the Second division United Statesarmy for instant field service in Mexico Surpluscqnip-mcM clothing issued and has been stored everythingis in such shape new few that’ the troops can hours notice move on a “AtGalvcstonthe port of embarka-1 ner have steam up and are fully pro-tlon for putting to Th the four big transports visioned sa army Meade KilpatrickMcClellanand Sum-I equipment of a reinforced brigade was and low I “Per-ft I" U Boys’ S Off Credit AVjlluihanHeartJI Ma'n you -A styles asUJr suits in — Clothing Company 4 ri 1' r 'WV!' A values or free on ALL for deal square can afford I all Y wouldn’t garments down what Pay Then no more One Dollar O1 yok '1 Week a J’ I ’ 7- NORD satisfies spring All the styles are here — family— the V ten newest snappiest Olever clothes biggest Express Newspapers Disapproval of MRS See ail for assortments Toward States are yours e evdr NORD Terms Possibl Th Saturday thoroughly delightful in every way quite Although heavy the the program was not above the heads of audi-ence invited guests anfl each mostly artist was given a cordial welcome Selectionsby the following corriposerg STROHAUER GIVES PLEASES THAT select from to Pay-as-You-Wear of Attitude RECITAL United NORD by the easiest tTnOJQUI&T Proprietors Opposite Auerbach’s WORLD’S LH EST CREDIT CLOTHIER were given: Bepker Mendelssohn Mac-Dowell Bach Stebbins MatysJ Rachmaninoff Liszt H Dalller Chopin Wagner and Lemare Mexico Del-bruck a this force can hold Vera States created in Cuba April 24— The press Mediationby Cruz against the Mexican forces It is now be that a sufficient European powers would probable number of lenos Ayres is unanimous in the The policy of the United opportune of commercial steamers can be prepared expressions disapprovalof States will revive the distrust of Latin the within few days to transport ide the United International law and the of America do not authorize etnaindor of the Sei ondi division ed Monroe doctrine Texico military activan the of or establishment' a Aside from the purely protectorate or the tearing down or itics ave many domestic complications tried setting up of be arranged governments” arisen the families must All resign and the revolutionists personal properly stored for the officers and enlisted men on leave and wore counting on tho symnathy of Attitude One of Brazilian Reserve ordered to report at were White House This would explain the Rio Janeiro April 24 The general furlough A conduct of attitude of the press of Rio — Janeiro on once lieutenantproceeding gayly Huerta In the Tampico at aulck action of the situation interrupted The the United on his honeymoon was between the United States and had to return — his bride States shows that they had Intended to and Mexico is one of reserve Savannah “If the United States does not in intervene The memory of to her people Massachusetts and this conflict will live in the history of intend conquestas we wish to himself to Texas the relations between the United States believe” says the Gazeta de Noticias April on the morning of “the occupationof Vera Cruz will have The scene 20 Interesting By a strange salutary effect in was “President Wilson's message to Congress making Mexico the entire division which had does not seem to us to be mesunited again If President Wilson been waiting here for so sage of state" declares Ia Prcsna “The how to wait many months knows watchfullyit will was at Houston fifty miles in order to be possible to away when plan to overthrow Huerta open negotiationsand tlip nrder came to be in readiness to install revolutionary general in his the Mexican question then will enter embark having arrived there on the place would signify official partiality its final phase” nnui uaja of the United States with evening vlThe troops were on the part The A Notlcla fears that the United to a Ing about spend out the pacification of States will be overtakenby events and inarch rest and recreation and The few days in the country military action by find itself in an ambiguous position of were to take part in the celebration the United States aims at the nations of the world Mexico and towards San Jacinto day on April 21 the Texas not at Correio da Manha appeals Ao the Huerta The office ourth of July At 330 a the fear repetition In of good of m Mexico diplomacy for tne officers' call made the the trouble rang out and the protectorate United of system it plain that there was something doing AYPES ( a intervention I t I a i I make j Hurta j -and I J I affair actually 26th u X"‘ o!n ' GO ION THE Dept I must be giving the business Alterationsmade the shown I CHURCH SUNDAY Ladies’ A I TO BUSINESS fit-id enerinoerR 1 been so big all week that I was forcedto keep salesladies I had engaged for the week before Easter -The W a ’?5' 1 Lid the 71-7 j gayv believed that ill the getting CREDIT Argentine afternoon and the This few hours a is commanded by advance hiigado unston Brig GenA fburrederick sUsts of regiments of infantry battrries of three mountain artillery signal troops equipped eomranv of a company ofis with wireless appartushospital and It the extra NORD as fleet can businesshas be Took SPRING My My even kJl All on this aboard clear in put of brand Credit colors Boys’ Clothes Texas in Division celebrated ection” f by Glee sell the We Hailed Embarkment for V f CLOTHES ' i for DAY Only EASTER 4 $1250 to r ' REE SUIT r a IS LADIES’ k wA3 a-great HJSB EVERY DAY 'wcriTii 1 Of-fnn V M 3 jj" coincidence a a i ' i VILLA and SENDS GREETING piano recital given The organ last 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could sell accompaniment by Mrs amount advertising organ was both sympatheticand artistic goods at inflated values at “wiritten-up" Alfred Best is good in prices And no merchant would always and his Mein Lieber opera Schwan feat ever be foolish enough to attempt th® from "Lohengrin” by Wagner was 'Need J performers ' a Hugh 7 No I I I i w Be and sure - JSuit the you wear you will be sure dressed fellows and — : a look If man be to of part why a well-dressed Chesterfield a the among not best Apm “We Mexico ordered General unston ready take in kAtv the Lake ' w- -wui bugles i e prices we wear -can name the every We best m Salt them at man start the division the be to up return march at daylight As the word reachedup each command a great cheer went from the men and instantly hundreds lights glimmered the cooks stirred of fires for hasty breakfast up their and the wagons began to emerge from the darknessand draw up to their des fell loading spots Everybody ignated to work with a will Would it not breaking up of this Ions mean the camp the longest in the history dreary of the army? The ourth and Sixth brigades were to march and the ifth to entrain The march was covered in three days A touch of reality was added by the sight of long trains of refrigerator cars passing their turning loaded column with meat and for the waiting provisions transports That morning people in Galveston could buy no steak for breakfast for the had quartermaster seized temporarily all the meat supply All the big commercialstore houses at the docks containing supplies that be might neededsuffered a like fate is ready to The division start A year of constant maneuvers and camp lifs has given such unity to the that it feels trained to the command minute and anxiousto be given a trial to a GO settlement defect IfouttM TO THE Empress ree j a We i defy anyone show to you better a fab- acl Chesterfield workmanship themselves ass by Clothes are in in today as early as you can but even tliough you come late we’ll agree to have church tomor-roweyen your suit ready to wear to A0pme t ft if W UM - Z fr work we M - tailors our all 1 ' Kelly Mullet! 3 MX night r- Against Get theW Round kjnfnar Paris April 24 — The chamberof foreign commission merchantshere is an associate body to be called the Leaguefor the Protection of rench Interests in Mexico All renchmen financial having interests in that country r ’Kfearns -7 Bldg are Invited I Salt Lake ’s’ inest dothing give u-s 8 & H join Store I "" We to ' Green Trading Stamp® Consul’s Wife a Refugee Paso Tex April 24— Letcher the American consul at Chihuahua thd was refugees from Mexico who among arrived here tonight The train also brought the party which started from the Madera Lumber camp four days ago El wife Imltahona 1 WIALTED Made Made and the reaucea water Republican MILK the largest best equipped and sanitary Malted Milk plant in the world We do not make nmilk products— Skim Milk Condensed Milk etc (higinobGenuine Bt Herald in MALTED WAS4 Used OR ® all 225 seats of posal downstairs the of and Empress the theatre Herald-Republican entire at the bal-cony dis- readers MILK full-cream from milk cure extract of select malted grain co powaer iorm soiuDie in food-drink all Best for ages HORUCJVS ever the Globe -Mrs of The HORLICKS HORLICK’S organizing J Package iTorucks RENCH MERCHANTS ORM LEAGUE OR PROTECTION t’ ell-Known WITH Imitations II Substitutes ( day Every except Sunday 1 Clip Empress theatre Coupons three consecutive days and exchange them at The office ‘for free matinee ticket the Herald-Republican a - i r 4 |