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EL A9Q TEXAS. THufcjPAY JULY 20. 1916.
ENGLISH SECTION 1 2
PREDICTED CARRANZA WILL INSIST UPON EXODUS FROM MEXICO
N
GERMAN
ATTACKSILAFOLLETTE IS
ON WEST FRONT
REPULSED BY
After Heavy Fisrhtm in Delviile
Wood and on Wateriot Farm
Half's Cosanter-Attacks Drive
Crown Prince's Troops Out of
COMPARATIVE CALM
ON FRENCH FRONT
Russian Operations Assume Me-
chanical Regularity in East and
Hammer Blows of Czar's Army
Have Succeeded in Breaking
Down Austrian Defenses.
By Associated Press.
London July ifl. When General Half's
ttsroooa rsport was dispatched from head-
quarters in France the violent fighting
which (leve lupina- from the Herman counter
attack had been nina- on all night and
hsd riven the nermann a rooting In Del
vine wood and I.onruaval still was In prog
ress. Ths Herman attacks on the Waterlot
rarm ana otoer points were repulsed.
Lest Ground Regained
tn s brier dispatch tonight Oeneral Hala
announced that moat of the around thus
tost nsa neon re rained in both places and
that the British fire had dispersed the Oer
mans masatnr tor a further stuck on Wat-
erlot rarm. These dtspstches seem to eon-
firm the' opinions oonstantly expressed by
the correspondents at the front of ths
dwindling strength or the German counter
attacks.
The operations on the French front are
still Impeded by rain and comparative calm
vrevsns.
anlas Regularity.
Toe Russian operations a ra In are be com
inr Interes Iter. The Russian military erlt
ica dwell on what they describe as "the
mechanical reewsariry" of ths strategic and
in uww! neau ny nussia on ner va
nous Mais and the absence or say Indi
rations Oast the enemy forces are able sf-
reesrreay. to carry Mem. Tas reseat Rasa
rían surceases have brought them much
v.ir WHyae. titd jtor sag
nae assissiaasOTseHsaancSvnmS neviseeav Mr-
vel asm Lamberé- are ihisaaaistiil by
Russian advance to Stoysnerf and Sokal
preliminary to the Investment of Lemberg
Invading Hunger .
la Trayjgytvanle the Huaslaos jarre ob
latned two hapcrrum eastern passes tn the
Carpathians Jablonltra and KlrUbsha. while
they also hold command of Mm Delstyn
Budapest railway Their cavalry is mor
ing in ths rear of Oeneral I'flsnaera forces
between Klmpolung and Kiity and appsr
ently the Invasion of Hungary has begun.
According to one report a Russian force
already Is one day's inarch Into Hungary
threatening the Austrian rear In the moun
tains. The Russian advance also continues
successfully In Asta Minor and it la re
ported from Rome that the Turks again
have evacuated Her mans hah.
in aauac or commons.
London. July IS. The question of whether
s general election should be held atiss ths
peasant parliament ezplrea In November
led to the government . receiving a rebuff
tn the house or commons tolsy. Herbert
L. Samuel secretary of slate ror home sr-
fslrg on behalf of ths government sub-
mitted to the house s motion la favor or
the appointment of a committee to con-
sider the advisability or preparing s new
electoral register Including the adequate
representation or those engaged In the war
and the war work and to take other meas
urea necessary to the holding of a general
election during ths wsr.
The motion was warmly opposed by all
sections of the honae as being merely W
(Continued on' Page Two. )
THE NORTH AMERICAN
Camp Pershing and Fort Bliss Edition
PHILADELPHIA. PA.. THURSDAY JULY 20. 1916.
GAMBLING DIVES TO
BE CLOSED IN CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA
raw on tcndcrlc
AND.TaATTCTa
Hollowing the raid on Philadelphia'! ten
d eraran Saturday mint demanda became so
Uu latent that gaotbllng joints be wiped out
that Director of Public Safety Wilson Tuee
ahur aent out word to all nnaraa BSsasaausU
i that gambling In the city must stop.
Last night there was not s dan open In
J " see erar.
DEMAND THAT FAMILIES
OF GUARDS BE SUPPORTED
aea eoldtsra- aid rnnaailtlss of
lis yesterday aeut owl letters to
or employers virtually detnandlua
4 in supporting families of their
employes.
nwsaaesa SOU at Libert
t. -nvinipaou. v.'bo. with Wilson
a. sscspsJ from
SaV
Ule lurnaey simi
ii Asiibrtdsie. whd
u-r. wiU bs tried la Sep
Ms gee Is SMSSasaaV
for rtUladaaplMa
iv in a charter aaV
auaaroanmittes on charter re-
i' ef gataaase raratyete.
yesssraVajr la Ska asjarlclssl soajMUi. this
nras ncaas or BMSaaiss paiaiyau
Asesay Islssl
a sea isas lasaaes orar
i leaps ara. taenia
an. narro.
PH."
arty' lest "ñ?.
turéd Chi
lined to the
vision.
urasaa a aamae aa S
wlrth'r'faaa atas
siaayiissis
VITROLIC IN
SPEECH ON
NAVY BILL
Declares AH Praiierailnoaa Piffle i J Bal asassl 1 if
Is Result of Imperialistic Atti-
tude of Blf Business and b as
Now as It W
Useless Four Years Ao.
INTERESTS BEHIND PLAN
DO NOT FEAR OLD WORLD
Workmen Forced to March in
Patriotic Parades for Enlarged
National Defenses on Threats
of Having Wages Reduced
Says Senator From Wisconsin.
By Associated. Press.
Washington. July 19. An attack br Sen
a tor LaFollette on the general preparedness
program as toe product of agitation by
nroneyeo masrests aioea Dttbe metrópoli
tan press prevented a rinll vote m the
senate today on the nsval bill. The Wis
conste senator bad not completed his speech
when the senate adjourned tonight and did
not indicate now long he planned ta con
tlnue. The general belief however wss
mat a vote would be reached tomorrow.
Amendments Lest
Most or today was taken up with an un
iucceasrul right by Senators Oliver and
i-T-nruse on Hie section or tne 0111 pmvln
mg ror a si 1400000 .government armor
ant. ty a vote or 51 to IT the senate
rested S motion to strike nnt the section
and then voted down ff r It the tlltver
amendment to refer the armor controversy
k un leuenu iraue commission ror set-
VILLISTAS ARE
CHIHUAHUA IN
Unnecessary Now as It Was V "laW "V W
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FOR ATTACK; WIRES ARE CIS
Trainload of Supplies Derated on Mexican Northwestern
at Palomas Near Santa Ysabel; Six Carrancistas
Killed Nine Wounded.
Villa bandits are closing tn s rotted Cht-
hushus City and an attack on that city
may be simply a matter of hours. Tele
graph wires between Chihuahua and lullaaallliii city Umita
were down last nlaht. and It la exneetad
that ths attack already may bare bssus.
yesterday morning a force of bandts was
seven miles northwest of Chihuahua City
MAN IS RELEASED
WHEN SENTENCE IS
PRONOUNCED ON HIM
HAtINU ALREADY
via nis Ttant as.
rORE THE TRIAL
is mo
i wants
ror a SW swindle Fred Hawkins was sen
ssnced to a year in Jail ror participating
Jo a MDyggD swiadjie his saaten.-e irnpoaed
yesterday Mi Philadelphia by Judas hogers
wss five months and nineteen days.
He tied been ha Id in fell for trial ateas
Psbrusry. 1 80 tnimedlatsly upon
sentenced bs wss given bis liberty
TEN THOUSAND MARCH
IN PREPAREDNESS PARADE
fen thousand persons
Ua aiaat'
prepereansaa persas at
UilrVJn 1
uraaa army
Span I ah American War
of
vrtrrsns. acnool
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lililí. MMalMiil istTaiky gas irtisaij
nwnansrs or ass
alous IlliliitlUls
wsr vaxaraai. sons
misaren and civic sous
the pats gal
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SURROLINDINü
PREPARATION
Intent upon the destruction of the water
works of test cKy. located one and three
quarter miles west sad slightly north of
W a
trainload or supplies for Carranza sol
diera wss derailed sad six Car r ansa sol-
diers ware killed sad nine wounded tn an
attack by VUllate bandits under Martin Lo-
pes s brother of Pablo Lopes st Palomas
nesr Santa Ysabel on the Mexico Norlh-
weessrn a short distance south af Chihua-
hua yesterday.
VUla Approaches Chihuahua.
Villa Is advancing without successful op-
position toward Chihuahua froxn the south
where be mobilised his mala body of fol-
lowers in tee rio Florido valley near the
SüIfSE V'k Tht o force
reportad to have been marching for the
United stales border In the Big Band re.
glou has turned lo tas south and la sun
? " be fores WMIMn seven mile
or Chihuahua on the north. The people uf
Catbushus were la a panic yesserdsy ar
cording lo reports brought lo El Paso
fearing that villa himself la mith ins sand
o ths norihorsi or ths city It is feared
that Villa will csrry out his 'threat to
capture and loot hibuehua. as he did his
threat lo attack Colunabas M
Reports received In El Paso stale that s
train v. as atta. gej by VIUlsU bandits rn
day uear Santo Isabel. Sit Mexicana were
wounded and one Mexican boy waa killed
by the búllela or the Vllllstas The train
pulled away from tas bandits before u
qBSM bs captured
Cutting Carrea aletas Off.
Csrranas troopa from lbs garrison or
fitas ral Jacinto T rev uto ooerailag south
of Chihuahua under tee I lil nsail 'if Osa
2f iXEr? sssa aaaaed by
nd ihein. and who aew asara garMsIlT
teem off rroiu teetr baas of aSasats.
r ta on usa tratas soartb sad west or
uahua are iMlleved IB be ainudv La
prevent supplies frueu rescbtng she forces
or uensrai aaatos. won aaw mi sear lbs
frnraaan Una.
SU ''arraarlilas lulled
H aporto received In EI Paso yesterday
say that uts track waa tarn up and Out
lbs train made up at ptssaafsr coaches
sod freight csrt. was ditched aben it
nubil ths ape near Paisanas east of
Santo tsabel The snack MUowed. In
watch ait carrsass soldiers w
and asas woiaaded whna lbs
bad bean tabea trusa lbs irado the a
was nsytniusd ta raysar Jbs track sad 1
Usa u-siu as La Basse The spot where
attack on tea train occurred la bul as n
weal of tilhti ahua MarUa I SQSg.
Uavrtoa
.. .
Taassat.
Janwaiy
Pablo l"i. n iiuiiaiuirj
Mgaab'tiaaa s'treal'sS Bsaas
10 l)i
. .ÍSILL NWt HANLi IÉ
Point to Selection of
Man as Nominee of
First Ballot.
"Kirs"'"''"'1 Press.
fit Paul. July 10. The nomination of J.
Frank Hanly of Indiana aa the presidential
candidate of the Prohibition party was con
tlnn forraa In
reotion following the unanimous re-election
late today or Virgil U. Hlnabaw of Chicago
to tea chairmanship of tbe national roinniU-
tea. Further impetus was said to be given
JMniy candidacy try- uta selection or
I ll.IK.li Hi
chairman. Howard kenscfi
. kan. was nsjssd par
a Ska convention adjourned
rsrence of convention officials
or tbe purpose of arranging s pi
followed until tlnai sdjournassnt
Mealy Folia ware Csalrsl.
Hanlv follower i succeeded si the after
noon session in obtaining tee adoption of a
reeammsnasuon ui vne rutea commnies pro-
viding for tee nomination or s presidential
candidate tomorrow. Instead of on Friday;
but la'er a motion prevailed for reconald-
erslion of the couvrnUon's action.
The naasuon will come up ror daansSSB
on the rioor of the convenuon tomorrow.
The Indiana dsiesation si a closed aea
sion agreed apon a proposal for Sumner
w. Haynas to place in nomination the nsa
or Mr. Hanly.
a public mass si rati ray was held tonight.
Mealy Program I nabsarveted.
with Mr. FsUoo In Uts chair the Hsnly
program met few obstacles st tbe snsraoon
session Some delegates charged Fatten
with steam roller nxeasons declaring mat
hu failed to recognise several delegates who
sought to speak against certain motto nt
but be hsd tee great majority of lbs deas-
gatos with him and there was no effort to
change any or his rulings by an speeai
lb. "'ii.enuull
Polling s Mtniy supporter rw
Mr. Htnshsw ror usBooal i htMhisa
rule uruvidtea for ruling Lbs office d
Ska inallalllkii bad bata titeo tod.
charle. J Hall of California along with
Oliver W. Stewart sad other Waders sec
me msutesiion ass arase ea atase
candied tea were s tres it Mr. Hteahaw was
rs-siscied
Investigating Camp
Conditions at Laredo
tdweid I
Utotraiy'kgS wgjtVug
lo I
unisft.. p.
Br iistiMgnti Presa.
Laredo. Tea.. Jada W.&BOtM!
Muasoo astsjts ss aejasasa
uf Oauerai FradettcnT. faaston
today and nsgse TsaBgB1 htao stea
to lasíaas aadsd' leCflSw rito'saora
aboat S.uuu gusrdissss aBoned here te s
Ui'tui beswssn l.sratle aasisa Anton uw
big to allegad IsnsdMary rnndltteai la the
rajup
IMto aUtos
Mee I tea eáasbaá Baaaaaaavsi
nrirntoa. letra.
auierlatssvdaail ui
na?Í5sW5r'
anpae wtaavw
Every Month?
NstlONAl ANB
CREASE IN
iHANCES OF
Belief b Growing That New Organization Will Obtain Back-
ing of United States; Half Million in Old Mexican
Notes Purchased in Week.
With toe old nstlopsl currency and ths
Maxtcsn state Issues Increasing In rslue
dally and tbe announcement tn ths Mexi-
can newspaper owned by Dr. Francisco
v arques Oomex in San Antonio that bts
visit to New York city bad lo do with tbe
formstion of the new Legalist party the
beilaf that the new organisation may se-
cure the barking or the United Slates gov
eminent it gaining ground hourly. Con-
fidant toat Wilson will see the new Legal-
ist party a method of settling ths troubles
of Mexico peaceably money speculators
bare bought more than gsooaoo worth or
the national and state Issues of Mexican
currency in ei Paso In the last few dsys
to Isold it unui the tints It It redeemed at
lis face value by lbs Legábate
Speculation as to ths sources or ths H0S-
000.000 which the Legalist party la said to
have pledged to redeem toe Mexican paper
is nie aanoag aaaaa bttorestod in the prog
ress of the rnovsmnL By some II Is be-
lieved that tbe V taques Oomei h roths rt
tad their followers have escuren the bar
tor af the Catholic party and the sum In
the treaaurtra of the Catholic church which
cardinal Oibasas asneante ed last year bad
been r sisad for tbe rehabilitation of the
catholic church In Mexico
Would astas Meaey Easily.
of tea cietturico party allied
toa sew Legalist asm sweat are known
to eoggaas rissersss akrough which tbey
raise tbe insanas ttiedjred easily
rear aso. caravMS eweens snnoun.-ed
Skat stony ani loans of dollars had basa ap
prop elated by lbs Catholic church for Us
rababiutation In Mexico. At lbs santo totas
bs declared test none of Uals money weald
be used to support any political otovemstu
bul would be expended for tbe good of the
church rtssir.
isastoaal Balls Sesag Up.
In lbs last few days aoserdliig to a local
haaktog UulituUon Mexican national our
ratter in circulation before tas Madero
revolution has increased In value from it
osear is It canto sad tote eeatt.
.l I .mrtrea bills have increased one
sad sre worth ft
naae iv.
lato casus.
Ther. baa
hose araslseall
in Maticen currency easotot
tlx
The aru.ll of the past week
want La r is in Sara
la 9imn. toe Baa Antonio Mesicsn uews
srs. in we tasas ar J my it. p aunasen a
Story asator i Nr tort date Une siei
Weal to toart tUyaa gititSTii ssBBsastod
Wuulil
worth ish to
ion. in tee laal
FIRST CHIEF EXPECTED 10
HALT NEGOTIATIONS UNLESS
PERSHING'S MEN WITHDRAW
Preliminary Discussions Between Acting Secretary Polk and
Ambaaaarior Arredondo Reach Stage Where Formal
Announcement b Looked far Soon.
Reports of Growth of Anti-Carranza Sentiment in Central
Mexico Received With Concern in Washington as
New Menace to Long Sought Peace.
By International Hews Service.
Washington. July is. Further conferences
looking to the seMlsmant of ths oontroveray
with Mexico were held today by Acting
Secretary of Statu Polk! H. P. Fletcher.
rnlted States ambassador-designate to Mex
ico and Elíseo Arredondo Mexican ambas
sador designate to Washington.
It was indicated after the conferences
that this government may not agree to the
commission plan ror adjuattmr the differ
ences between the two countries - and that I
II la the i purpose of the administration to
solve the problem by direct negotiations
between Acting Secretary Polk and Ambas-
sador designate Arredondo.
ornetals declined to state what progress
bad been made In the discussions but In-
timated that an announcement might be
soon made. Thla was taken to mean that
the commlrsldn plsn hsd been abandoned
ror the present St least and that the trou-
ble may be composed directly by the two
governments.
It is Believed that the Immediate dim
cnlty in the way of a satisfactory settle-
ment Isutiie. demand made by Oeneral Car-
ranjaiUljatetee American troops be with-
drawn ream Mexiso as a condition prece-
dent to 'tar: settlement. The administra
ii' n r. 1 ttseir embarrassed by this de-
mand althooarh tt has been Indicated that
tin- American troops will be withdrawn
Withdrawal linaigaftriSsias Cansera.
rauae 'of .-mbawsssmrni la the sp
parent! y reliable renjsrt from Mexico City
Qsst an i nsrransa
STATE BILLS
VALUE DUE TO
LEGALIST PARTY
with the orgsiiltstton of the Legalist psrty.
Manuel Bonilla. Jr. or II Paso said yea
terday that he wss confident his rather'a
mission to Hew York and Washington waa
" (Continued on pegs Two)
Camp Pershing and
BOSTON. MASS.. THURSDAY. JULY 20. 1916.
INVESTIGATORS SAY
CLOTHING WORKERS
DESERVE $3.75 WEEKLY
HUMJCN'S CLOTH I NO WAtrtT. BOARD FINDS
(ONDntoN in MAsstcaisrrrs
FACTORIES BAO.
A minimum weekly wage Of St. 71 for ex
penanced adult woman employed in Mss-
sa chusa tto clothing factorías la re coin
mended tn lbs report filed yesterday with
the Massachusetts mlntetuxD wsge commis-
sion by ths women's clothing wags board.
Sppotnled sit months ago 10 Uivestlgste
working eundlUoua among tbe women in
cloak suit dress skirt and wslat shops
This raconuuendauou. together with oth
rt providing s minimum wsge of gr for
teexnarl anead adult
girls baa been provisionally approved by
the commission which will hold a public
hearing qn tbe subject August I In lias
rooms of tea public service cuiiuulsslun
Tbe report eiplslnt that tee board desired
to go oa record as raaonag Uto ia atesten
of so Item of to canta far ssvtnga.
A surrey of ale tedasSry. however tod
she board to feel teal the tatsbHihiestja
sr s pnaiim wage or as as was. net war -
isni.l by loodldons Accordingly teey
reduced tbe figure to to 71
MINISTER 78 YEARS OLD
MARRIES IN EAST BOSTON
Al the kmmanual BapUst Mission chapel
to test Boa tea yeetordsg ggtsrnooo the Rsv
Osear rjwtgbl ThotnasTl Tt year old Sepiisi
asaatossr al Broekaoa was saarrled u Mr.
Ftfiraass E. hnttopber of MT central
strssl. BaaatrvllU
II. si I
t ?. s iftrai
i teaooad ganas
Ntrtford a T 0 "to ' stor'l 1 S tbj
9 sains.) WsJifrslsr 4 tii . atteffilMil f t
I iteaood rssae. l; isnstgsi
Lswrsara a a s. enasaeort i. a i iea
btbitiou gsasei
Mew as vea I to f . uvareii a . rfirs
gata .) New fcta.ru t. it L Leweu a t.
( $9ÚQ$MÚ 4 SjjassaaajJ a
tas are certain to follow tn the wake of
the American retreat.
Everything Deeeads Upon W P. see-
It was made plain today that the success
or the folk Arredondo ennrarences will de-
pend upon the altitude or President Wil-
son. It IS generally believed that tr Oen-
krsl Pershing Is nnt ordered to leave Mex-
ico Oeneral Carrañas will halt the nego-
tiations only President Wilson can de-
ride when the American expedition shall
be withdrawn.
IORMAL ANNOl'NOCalKNT
Kxrccren "very soon."
By Associated Press.
Washington July 19. Preliminary nesv-
nations between Acting Secretary Polk and
Elíseo Arredondo Mexican ambassador des-
ignate for peaceful settlement or border
dirricultles progressed so well today that
a formal stmotmrement "very soon" as to
the course to be rollowad. was orrictslly
predicted.
The ronrerees met twice. Later Mr. Ar-
redondo telegraphed a report to his gov-
ernment and Mr. Polk prepared a almllar
report ror Secretary Lansing now on bis
vacation and probably will talk over the
sanation with President Wilson tomorrow.
Mr. Lansing Is being fully advised or every
step In the negotiations.
Joint Cesnnatssaoa Probable.
Henry P. Fletcher ambassador designate
to Mexiso. wss present st both conferences
interpreting whenever It wss necessary to
Insure s clear understanding. It Is under-
stood the discussions dealt particularly
to be conferred upan .a
should that plan of set-
be
opmenf
word rmm Oen-
Carranxa and President Wilson was
tt waa stated officially that the
American commissioners had nnt Bate se-
lected. Officials sskt also that Mr. Fletcher
would not head the American nn nibershlp.
as had been reported because It might
Impair his diplomatic usefulness.
Diplomatic Relation to Be Restored.
It la understood Mr. Fletcher will go to
his post In Mexico City soon srter Secre-
tary Lansing returns from his vacation
shout August 1. provided the favorable
tern or events beyond tbe border contin-
ues. At the same time Mr. Arredondo win
be formally received by President Wilson
ss ambassador from the Republic of Mex-
ico and formal diplomatic relations be re-
stored. Withdrawal of Troopa Not Discussed.
Stole department officials said today they
had no Information as to when Osnersl
Pershing's troops would be withdrawn
rrom Mexico Indicating that this waa a
miliary question entirely In the hands or
the war dspsrtmenL There bsve been in-
timations that one or the subjects dis-
cussed by Mr. Polk and Mr. Arredondo
was whether tee question or withdrswsl of
the troops should be submitted to the Joint
commissioners for considersttnn. Since the
Washington government has made It plain
on every occasion that the troops would
retire whenever Carrañas troops could In-
sure tbe security of the border It appears
probable that Mr. Polk thought it unnec-
( Continued on Psga Two.)
Camp Cotton Edition
HIBERNIANS PROTEST
AGAINST EXECUTION
OF IRISH MARTYRS
RsaoLi nuN in r charo to an
CAsaUtKNl'H IP PL u. PASSKD AT
NATION L I OVKnéÑ7
Ths as la gala to the national convanllon
Of the Ancasnt order or Hlbeniiana lost no
time after the reading of Hie reporto of
the orneara al tee asssloa yesterday to the
Copley Plata in appointing a special com-
mittee lo drall reaolullooa regarding the
dismissal or the appeal of Sir Roger case
meat by the Brut ah authorities sad pro-
testing against the execution of tee Irish
Btsriyis
The ill
Ancient
dsieiates to tee Ladles' Auxiliary.
muer uf luisaraisaa. wro tost St
Convention hall also took tea sates tcUoa.
After the dsy'a session the delegates east
on aa outing to ahanl
REFUSE STATION IDLE:
$15000 EXTRA SPENT
l Is speaxiuig m.uuo ems per year
tbe Ward Street refuse .tollón Mi
ration asad Public Works Cost
Murphy to tee ctly uuncil tota-
on appropriaitoiis today He added
thai the satopany had i
ins Ward akreei .tollón
leant was lb to propei
rerusea to operas
le' suae the auuto-
p rupee cuodiUon.
Mwtioo pictures of scaawa in Maaaaoba-
sstis are to bs sent to lbs Usasacbttassfs
inUlusinsa oa tee Matlatw border. The
films ara Stotto two years ago for toa
i ...aua Pa. ill-
iciric tt.osiib.il hoard and easw
of BMQureaqjue apoto la tea staM
a nuiuber
IfcSsrtto ag aaaaaaabaas Stove i
Mere then l.ouo falghto of
teetr eetotiew si
tortoaasd In s u
laaket is ebssrvs
Sea Bsate Frew stoat
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Thursday, July 20, 1916, newspaper, July 20, 1916; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198437/m1/1/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.