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Si af" JK III that. the reUnm nl of rt dni a empluheo. Hiertai wlll not yl la to foreign pressure' ltd will tlr only' It Ua constitutionalist arms are uccessTtH. VTftriOur lt rnatlve- such moral uppbrt for- the constitutional- llt-eaase orlifting the embargo on tI. frog war tnftaenetHaertaM retirement Critielee tailed States.

That- some comprehensive plan. tbr teallntiwith the situation. Is exported by Europe was apparent today when. th cliaracter or the' representations vmiide the diplomats at Mexico City- to their home governments became 3 known. i' jtb a Altaough fno llectiv was I' jj teaclle at the recent conference of i diplomats at the Mexican many II of them.

It was learned today criticised I the United states-severely for not tak-p log vuch steps MM" Would restore tr n- 11 4uLlity. Some suggested Intervention in one form or another. 1. The French minister 1 said to hays been among those who roundly crltl. riced the American policy while the Bpanl minister is declared to- have I Made cauvtlc- reference to thA nvasion 1 of the rights ot Spanish nationals GIRLS TRY IT BEAOTIFYYOyRHl Make It Thick.

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SOc Hollies. Quarts. Gallons BBB- fr Pwmltnro. Doors Work Beans Automobile rrtav Delivery WSTOBM Ste Pl sad dl tor. or wherever a smooth Ilk sue.

ao. lInufutu4 by The Amber Chemical Co. Atlanta For Sale. In ATLANTA Mr ewald Co. King Hardware Co.

Two tore Johnson Co. KlrkpatrLck Hardware Co. United States Paint apd Supply Co. Yaticey Hardware Co. College Park Pharmacy.

Elkln Drug Co. Two stores. Marshall's Pharmacy. Msdtocks Pharmacy. Cordon Leo and W.

Psachtrse and Howard. Taylor Pros' Drug Store Peachtree and Tenth. Sharp Drug Store. 211 Marietta St. Bland ft Oorley.

101 Luckle St. iqjrle at ttnnd secretary' Bryan said that ti stats OepaxtaMBt bed not decided what dls- posltloa would made of General PslU Diaz. a refugee aboard to Oe. MIlO' Lxmlslaas more sttlehiy frVer was i The Wiling today of four American tUMh1p. from Hampton Roads re lieve ttoje at Vera.

Cruz marks the first st on the pert of the United Stales toward complying. with the re cent declaration of Hurta that foreign ships had een too long In Mexican I Waters. 1 TIM. battleships Rhode Island Vlr- elnla Nebraska and New Jetaey. Third division of the Atlantic fleet will relieve the four vessels-or the See.

I end division which hive been. po. duty ht Mexlc tbs. and they are. expected to.

come north fUBon theiarrtyai of the' ships which I leave Hampton Roads today. Rear Admiral Fletcher wilt continue to cOmmand. the squadron In Mexican i waters. HUERTAS EDITORS ATTACKING WILSON' Mexico City. October 19.

Each hour j' th ar hrd tfut to all those that or. honorable and worthy in rhl country and consecritedT Wm in JhS Ult mstancS Ihl nt the Mexican S' ifV The rb of rJi hero of Cludadeta Jde Ure" himself. van- 2nd 5he win hn Iwfni. np Iedkllk cum to Consul I TV llllam Canada. he has shown himself moments lm inary danger a El Imparcial says The nephew of the great Don Portrio Dies ha.

showed himself as cowardly as a rabbit. DIAZ FORCED TO OBEY I WARSHIP REGULATIONS DlaVS Oct be1 29. General Felix Dies now a refugee on board th th. i 11 privilege of asylum on hp cirr' with Jt certain re. i 5 ke prison regula.

IIS vi order th admiral. Gen. tSi I not Per tted rommunica. hi 1J any ne Shore without v.J mlM Snrand the admiral has filh i flag to etand that such permission rarely will be given. rJiS 11 of order Is i you P' below sir said the Officer of the deck saluting i he had be un a con.

wh br UelU General Dim appeared to be comnued" but without lK ltatlOn Admiral Fletcher explained that hlle he was willing to place his flagship at the disposal of General Diaz as an asylum. he did not propose to expose himself to tie criticism or making It a place for possible plotting. He asserted his confidence that General aSWOUId not empt to abuse hospitality by meeting friends and from' a safe vantage point Indulge in intriguing or conspiracy but he was re solved to take no chances. I The disposition of bias and his corn panions has not yet been determined i but. it.

appears probable that they of the battleships probably the Lout- Una herself when she sails from Mexican waters the first week in November. General Dies Ola expressed his preference for Havana adding. however. that he was willing to et ashore anywhere except at a British port since he was convinced that the British au thorities would send him back to Mexico. He Inquired or Mr.

Llnd. who visited hl today. If he thought landing Him at Havana would embarrass the United States. It is likely that he will be landed at Key' Wet from which port he could proceed to Havana if he desired. With reference to the future General Diaz professes to be through with politics and rebellions.

and says he will ask nothing better so long as his country Is in Its present state titan to be permitted to live in peace broad. I Life board the Louisiana appears to. agree with Diaz he has regained his color. and his Worried expression of a- few day ago has disappeared. It a strange Inconsistency mess declaring the' food served i much better than anything ashore.

Three warships The German cruiser Hertha and the United States cruiser Tacoma and Rungoat Wheeling are AMERICAN JACK TARS BARRED BY MEXICANS Vera Cruze. Mexico. October 29. An application for a license for a baseball game Sunday has given authorities here an opportutty to express the of flclal disfavor with which shore parties tram the warsips are regarded. For many months baseball teams from the i Smart and Nifty i The Daylight Corner One of- the smarteB arid ni tiest MEN5 SUITS or the nay b' fouaai at this Store Itrs a mighty swell Suit for a business man or prof esaional man.

It convoys the idea of prosperity This particular model we have it in all. sizes is made of excellent wool cheviot in a black and' white novelty mixture. The cut i Semi-English. There's no haircloth in it the SOFT front is intarlinad vith. fine pliable.

shrunk. canvas. This Suit is-a splendid value 2750. Other Men's Suits From SIS Fierce Battle" Still Rages for Possession of City Aged Gen. Trevino Held Prisoner by- the Forces of Huerta.

BrownvlUe Texas October According to a dispatch received at constitutionalist headquarters at Mata- noras. Texas today. General Geronlmo Trevino. fonder commander of-Mexican government troops in northern Mexico woo found a prisoner of the federal troops in his homo at Monterey. when the rebels captured that portion of the jolty.

Treylno the dispatch' says had. 1 taken no part In the fighting end was i liberated by the constitutionalists. The dispatch. dated October 24 and sent by courier. was slffnetf General Pablo Gonzales one of the rebel commanders In the siege of Monterey.

which. Is still in progress. Gonsales re- pofted that at that. time the constltu- jtlonaltsts were In possession of four federal barracks and had captured I much ammunition andeuipment Four I hundred federals. Including- a general whose name was not given.

bad been killed. the dispatch said. Lieutenant Colonel Arcadlo Ozuno Major Bruno Gloria. two other officers and twelve- soldiers made up the rebel. Losses as the result of 1 eight hours of continuous fighting.

Gonzales also reported that a number of the federal wounded and 150 men taken prisoners had joined the rebels. rightist It Monterey. Laredo. Texas. October 29.

Inter mittent fighting was In progress to day at Monterey according- to dispatches to the constitutionalist consul here. Renewal of heavy fighting was planned tomorrow" conditional on the arrival of about 1010 constitutional reinforcements. Federal' dead to date were given at Sit with bout 300 fed eils deserting to the enemy. Many cwnstitutlonallBt residents of Monterey' have helped the attacking- forces very' materially. Immense war supplies which are more valuable to the constitutionalist than fresh recruits were reported captured by the Invaders.

These included 12 machine guns. ten of which had never been' unpacked. four cannon. 5000 rifles 50000 cartridges and horses and saddles. A large Monterey brewery threatened by constitutionalists with burning was spared upon pay.

znent of money 100 tin. and some ammunition. Jesus Crranaa General Gonzales and Colonel Marugla are said to be directing the siege. Telegraph lines to Monterey are re ported open via Glveston but it to sold here that only back date busi ness is accepted. Trevina Taltem sm Hoslnste.

Mexico City. October 8 General GeronlnlO Trevino. one of the oldest Mexican army officers was captured by the rebels in on assault on Monterey according to reports received by the interior department. Trevino lived near the railroad terminal which was occupied by the rebels and he was carried away as hostage whet they were repulsed. Toe department of Interior states that General Trevino was rescued by a force under General Pens who engaged the rebels to the north of lbs city.

warships have been playing- ashore and considerable surprls waB caused when permission was denied the Louisiana te m. Consul Canada advised the representatives of th local team to takethe matter up with General the commandant at Vera Cruze. but Moa. also refused. saying- that In view of the strained relations the.

United States and Mexico a game cord not be allowed. COMPANlO OF DIAZ PRISONERS OF HUERTA Havana October 9. The Ssteatlcan' training ship Zargoo has received Instructions from Pesldent Hue. to 1 return to Vera Cruz with the former. i members of the special Japanese I boay who are prisoners aboard.

The' ship will sail tomorrow. I FIVE BOYS GET AWAY FROM HAPEVILLE HOME' Five boys ms tneir Heape from the Hspevllle Baptist home last night. They are Kobert Farrow aged II Julian Ayers aged 13Grady Soddertleld aged 111. arid Elmer Ledtord aged 18. Tatting- with them a 1 their worldly pus- seasionst rolled up In a pack.

the boys stole out of the home and were last seen by iIIo treat car conductor. Officials of the home. as soon as the delivery was. discovered notified the Atlanta police xo keep a sharp lookout for the fi' stating that they believed the boys were en route to this city. At a late hour last night the boys had not been apprehended.

MURET IS SENTENCED TO ATLANTA PRISON New York October 9. Ern A. Muret bogus dentist was sentenced to gay tn serve esysn years and six months In the Atlanta prison for having in hl possessiona complete outfit co used ZO kills. Muret was convicted yesterday. tiiret was Uie companion of Rev.

Hon. Schmidt slayer vt Anna Aumuller. 54 DEAD BQDlES LEFT IN THWAKE of STORM San Salvador October 89. four deaths from drowning were reported here today from BlSTrlcts of the republic of Salvador inundated by a rain. ail of unprecedented severity lasting throughout Monday and Tuesday.

Complete reports. It Is believed. will greatly augment the ll of dead. The village of Vera Pox. near San Vintente Is reported destroyed with all Us lhbabttapts.

Four were drowned In this city. Th rainfall here was about ten Inches. TEDDY TO-CROSS ANDES MOUNTAINS IN AUTO i Buetloe Aires. October 29. A change- Is contemplated In Theodore Roosevelt's program whereby he my ssoaa the Anti.

by moblle Instead of by the latter part oiK0Tember. Sao Paulo. Brazil. October ift Colonel Theodore Roosevelt left here last night for Rio Qrande Do 801 whence he will. continue 101.

journey by way of Montevideo to Boenos Aires and Chile. A throng cheered him as he left. Sao-Paulo. Hal PtuapellyJafurcd Sew Haven. Conn.

October 2 There was-gloom in the Yale footballmrap this afternoon when Mat Pumpliy star kicker. twisted his Injured lankle- during a. scrimmage and was rushed to the Th extent of th injury could sot lemmM tonight. but It la fed It may keep him out or the big games. Bloodworth First lob X- Blood worth.

Jr. that ser. geant company A. Fifth Teglmeut. otherwise known as the Atlanta Zouaves Ilea jut lleel promoted to a lint lieutenant.

by the action of III. tTII nTmti HB i ilMBSd fe Sulzer Says Murphy Got It and Kept It Murphy Says He Returned Money Cam paign Growing Superheated. New York October J3. New York's heated municipal campaign was kept In the feverish stage tonight. John A.

I Hennessy. former' Governor Sulzers graft Investigator wnose speeches for the fusion ticket. headed 1 7 John Pur- ray MUchel have' been a. striking- ea- tare of the campaign kept UP his at- 1 tanks on Tammany all and Edward B. MoCall the Tammany nominee for mayor laying stress In obi.

talks to- I night on charges of barge canal graft by which he declared Tammany benefited. Former Judge McCall who spoke In Manhattan and Brooklyn. attacks Mlteliel for his former connection as counsel for a' corporation. What Became of the LittIOO The 125000 campaign contribution from the late Anthony So Brady. traction magnate first offered to and de.

dined by William Sulzer when he was running. for governor last year and then given to Murphy. lead- of. Tamttany-HaH wno declared yesterday thatBe returned it to Brady. remained a pOTot of discussion.

Support Wa given Murphy's declaration that he returned the money to Brady. by a statement from former Judge Samuel A. Beardsley who originally took the z5hee from Brady to Sulzr and. on the lattere refusal to accept It handed to Murbby. Bearflsley In' hi today.

without mentioning' Murphy's name. said that a campaign contribution of 26000. made by Mr. Brady In the campaign of. 1912 was subsequently returned tohlm Rennessyfnone of hi.

speeches tonight. challenges' Beardsley to furnish proof' that Murphy gave tack the 125000. 4 Sapports Solser Testimony. support. the authenticity of a letter written last summer from Slog filnc by Senator Stephen J.

StUwell. a convict asking the then Governor Sulzer for' a pardon In return for an exposure of. boss rule" in New. York city waa gives during the day by Colonel WllilaiS H. Amory who carried the pardon application to Albany.

Stilwell hail declared the published version was garbled. Colonel Amory de dared the letter as made public. was exactly uItwu originally written. Sttlweils reputed confession said to be oontalne ln a llttleiblack book" In possesslpn. of Rannessy will 1 turned over to Dlstliot Attorney Whitman to morrow according to a statement tonight by Hennessy who was a.

witness again todayin toe prosecutors Investigation of hhhrges made during the campaign. Mr. Whitman's Inquiry will result. in grand jury proceedings If the district attorney uncovers evidence which he believes will warrant them. Mrs Being Attacked.

WUllamSuleer asked the authorities today to investigate the authorship of a pamphlet attacking his wife. This pamphlet written In Hebrew was circulated anonymously In the sixth assembly where tile ex- governor' running- for assemblyman on the progressive ticket. Jews predominate tn-tals district. homer had It' read last nightWheil lie addressed a big political meeting. The pamphlet said that Yrs.

Sulzer. although a Jewess. repudiated her faith after her husband became governor and on more than one occasion in Philadelphia Mr. Sulzer had' Introduced her as a Presbyterian Rabbi losepii LeYlnon of Albany who read the circular at the meeting called It an Infamous Re said that Mrs. Sulzer frequently had attended services at his synagogue.

KILLED YEAR WIFE AND 1EOJOJILL SELF McCoy Wrote Daughters He Was Going to Suicide After He Killed Wife. Plham N. IL October 29. The so. year-old Tvfe of Ernest McCoy a farm- er tonight was found murdered in the parlor of their home with two revolver bullets- her body.

McCoy made an attempt at suicide by shooting- himself In the head lust as his three daughters arrived hurriedly In response to letters be had written them saying lie was about to commit suicide. He is expected to recover. While McCoy was receiving medical attention an inquest was held In the parlor of the house to determine whether he should be charged with killing his wife. Mrs. McCoy had not been seen for ten days by neighbors.

Medical Referee B. C. Moran said she had been dead several days. The motive for the murder was a mystery tonight. McCoy had waited until his dUJfh I shot tier In a tit of anger two weeks ago' McCoy said.

according to County Solicitor Sullivan adding that domestic unhpplne caused the trou. ble between them. Mrs. McCoy began action for a divorce two months ago. and according to neighbors.

she ha said she was afraid of her husband on account of his threats. Hub Talley Arrested. Hub Talley well known in police circles was arrested last night on a warrant sworn-out In Justice of the Peace RJdley coUrt. The case against Talley. it appears.

is an old one am was originally made against him a Point for keeping liquor on hand for illicit purposes. Talley was lodged I la the- Pulton county JaiL but made I bond within. an hoar after he had boon incarcerated. Physician Gives Recipe For Gray Hair I. WellKeewa Pratetaa Lad Atkoi 01.

ple Mama Recipe at DIIb Gray Hair. Dr. Stanton Burroughs the well. tnade the tIIo tat mentr Qraj mix at To. oa of- wa small box of Compound.

Day rum and- glycerine. App It to the hair ever other day until th desired shade Is obtained. It not on la an ex llent. hair darkener tnit a tb same time removes- dandruff SA other ills of the soalpv I as it mr 1 self and have no hesltanty la recom foinw Only 210000 of the Brewers Vast. Estate for Charitable Purposes Bulk of Estate Is Placed in Trust.

SI Louis October U. The trill of Adolphus Busch. flied today for probate. makes charitable bequts ag gregsting. 170000 to number of St.

Louis institutions and places ul of the estate In trust. Mrs. LlUI. Bush Charles Negel and' August' A. Busch are named trustees.

In addition to the charitable bequests In the will. Mr. Busufc left private memorandum requesting members of his family to make certain other donations roost of whichare pri rule In their t. the alt. rneys however made public the names of eight St.

Louis Institutions which are to receive under. the memorandum a total of 540000. malting the total be- i ts for ciiarltiabls purposes 21000. The estate Is estimated at 500000001 The Busch homes In Pasadena Cal. and Cpcrttoert N.

Y. are among the costliest residences In the United States. These are bequeathed to the widow. She also receives the mansion In St. Louts.

I Alvlna Iietilentine rg. who re I lTed 10000. was the stenographer of Mr. Busch. anti Mrs.

Anna Schumann who received 110000. wits the companion of Mrs. Adolphua Busch. ISIOOYMuRDFlD FOR GETTING OF BLOOD Medical Experts in Ritual Murder Case One Says. Boy Was Tortured.

Kiev October Z9. The expert testimony" of physicians occupied mot of the day at the trial of Mendel Belllsa charged with having killed the boy Yushinaky. The experts agreed that at least two persons were Implicated In the actual killing of the boy. but were led as to whether the print object or the murder was to obtain a. much blood.

as possible or the Infliction of torture. The imperial court surgeon. Dr. PO eombatted the theory lot getting but admitted the ex- EhloHes1 which to base their Tutanorr. of Kiev university.

I td 1 Mt two-third. of the blood had been drawn off. There were several lively tilts between Dr. Pavloff arid it ZmloYky counsel for the Black Hundred. The latter Intimated on one occasion that the court surgeon I had been superannuated but was met1 by the reply that the court surgeon performs 400 operations annually.

Not Less TliaB Two Answering the twenty-three dues Uon. given to them yesterday by the president of the court. the experts were divided on all points except as to the number of assassins engaged In the crime which they fixed at not less that Professor Kosorotoff who supported Slfi. Sd-etUl an torture theory t1 th wou- ds except the tab through the heart were Inflicted before death came. He had no reason to believe ho said that Yushinsky had lust consciousness during the fifteen minutes which probably elapsed between the Infliction of the first wound and th eompletlon of the' crime.

He I must have suffered agonies and lost more then half of His blood. Kosorotoff declared. From at Losgi Curly Beard. lie added that the wounds did not correspond with the blunt condition of the four awls found at the brick works where Bellies was employed. The murder Professor Kosorotoff testified was committed at a place where there was clay.

with which the clothes were covered. There was a 1 sensation In court when It woo an. nounced that the clay near Vera Tche- berlak' house had not been compared with that on the clothes. a Professor Kosorotoff concluded with the statement that the hairs found on the dead boys clothes came from a long curly beard and could not belong to. Ifeilias.

whose beard was short. stiff and straight. i Dr. Pavloff said the character of the wounds was altogether opposed to tbe getting and torture theory. The SOUZRERN UNIVERSITY OF MUSIC makes a specialty of Intru on for BEGINNERS.

guaranteeing progress. Teachers of highest quality the south. Examinations by the oIIlretors at regular Intervals. Adv. Jl Til a who is a member tuTr1 a commute of three pointed by.

th board of-education ml thelrlast' et- lng to Investigate the' conditions exist' 1 ing in' the schools. will return to At ants this morning. and steps will-at once taken for school Tn committee is composed of Colonel. Walter R. Dale" B- Id AoderscICand W.

H. TerrelL 4 Colonel Daley stated Wednesday that' be la' heartily In accord with the stand taken by The Constitution end that he as weir- as the other members of the board win do' everything- in Ills power to remedy the Situation at' the earliest possible date. HELD UP AND ROBBED BY NEGRO HIGHWAYMEN W. A. Carmichael of Ito.

11 Logan avenue was held up by two negroes at I o'clock last night and robbed of Ill jut as he stepped from his porch en route to the city. Mr. Carmichael re ported his loss to the police. lie de scribed vne of the negroes as being 25 or 30 years old and about 5 feet tall. weighing about 160 pounds.

TPs other lie sat-I was out the same age but slightly taller and heavier. The first was well dressed and wore a light suit of clothes. The second. he declared. was shabby and unkempt.

Both talked roughly and toll him If he lid not throw up his hands they would cut him to pieces. Menus or Erilarged Here's a shoe lots of people need Its two sizes larger across the ball to give comfort for the bunion or enlarged lolnt than it It In the. heel and Instep comes In vld kid and old time calfskin II you need such a shoe try on a pair and give your feet a vacation. Lace or Congress Foetcoveren to AU Mankind EWELL' PEC1AL FOR THURSDAY ONLY. No.

18 tl No. 10 Poll Snowdrift Lud Fancy Fun Cream Cheese. lb Extra Fancy lam Potatoes peck IS. Solid carload Indian Rlvrr Unprfmlt Be each or fsrCIe Fancy Nsrtbers Greening Applea ck HnMow BrookPare Creamery Bmtrr pound Fmnry Lrte Mackerel Se each se 6 for GUARANTEED FRESH COl NTRY XHi dosen. 2TVW Sewell Commission Coo LE AND RETAIL.

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ccuf hi rititie cold is the head troop infant You breathe It no toraaoh drat gin f. Tub medicated air has a tonic beallag effect eureljr destroys tarrlaal' stops the polK nou Mecratlon and vootbea and heats the Irritated nuieeoa membrane or money refunded by tn druf- Ist. or the masufnctursf5 Booths yomel Co. Buffalo N. Y.

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to IL FUdSYTH saa Harry Bule" Sssrbefl cert Star Gemslie. dlTTMtWrim iMurlutnlC MSSIgSSsrY Triir sW Halt Wa 11241041 I en. COLUMBIA BURLESQUE THEATEB TODAY rtb i bi iy jffiotneJJ lr XUrt aeeompllahe4. IiOtno" ofHna 4aub bw dto for ppM1Ira Ira c' a1rlt ar coUtt 0Ita1. Ia 1IttlnaU.

embar- Sft nK a. W. an ffi4. DHerta 3) lps. Crl ThA i CefaUatr with by l' tbe-'Cha'aete.

repr entatlo1 Id the th lIe 41thOUfb no at. I capita man I learnetoda crltlcl e4 States rery tilt- I hocu fepe8woub rt rtranl qI Uty. Someuggeted 1 2' i. if W' 1 ong eled 111. Amrica poucy Spaniol mlnt.

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Carrla. Drllver W. Pip. 4 Radistoni reve la Alexander tor armacy. titrli i4 8i iw.

wnt oUIt attitude. Bt al4 the GeP lItlaa4 not 41i 11oa be of. Gon. FeUxDlu ecjeiboald the bxtti. LaoIIIL Th Wlll lI" f.

te 'Cose llratat en' th ie- been Iel. ginlaNebrUk clivi. Ion Atlantlclle tbetour ve. t8 of yIlonwhtch Mexican Waten for everalDiontb te manorth uOti tbe rrlval of. blp Which I Me Jci I brlllltS news of fresh triumPh for th.

Ruerta-Blanquet ticket JtLtrle Mexican tates says El Dlalto the govern- oor I a a e3 fMrl sanctlon of the attitude oftu. resident 1U1 1 dlaapproYIII w. might almost eo carlnlrofthe Wicked" unfun hfd' anti Insolent mOdditog of foreign power-In our domestic affairs the atUeud. of the president of the United States In upholding the elector- aJ tickets of those who favor thereb oi Jp ruer and national 1llnlt ha. essur- ed the contlnunce of 1 rovalonal President Huerts In.

POwer. Moreover. It has gathered about iduerta the consecrated the preent difficult circumstances as the i I lbl. president of Mexican. I Indei endlente says rebel I Vera Cruz end the CI udadela Felix Diu declares' I ha I kee dhu In of ImagInary military man full of trror and entlrel7 I FORCED OB I Vera Cruz.

October General I i' Ic ba tI ge ran today that the a battleship carrie. wlthlt r. strlcUon. not unlike tons. By of the eral Die is permitted i I P' I.r'n n' nfJ' iltb gIven General unflerstad this rigid.

Will ou please go elr. the general when begun xersaUon with a man wbo had brouK1ht hi. baggage aboard. aJ for an instant nltaUon cO lained pface notpropose thecrltlclm Diu uld I re- pa I gr na I It the uY Will He et asnore rrom one I r1n oe" c. firt get cept au- Mm oda likI refer.

thefutu reo Gen- ers nd it I t'0'4. a1 pears to'l jth da he said today. that batle hLp hould be so are a place. He appears thor- oughlY to npprecias the admirals Is warships-The Wheeling-are anchored In the Inner harbor. The Ta.

TTIaenlered today to take on coal. The port authorities caressed some apprehension at the near approach or another warship An of- I j' 5. OS t' Ul II rid SUITS--of season-be Und t' ell professional ideaot The made. ina hi I Engllsh. the fr mJ.

ith a value 50. t1 mJ 45 1 yJ if T.n 1 2 i Jrt t. f. c' MONTEREY BA TflER" IN MEXICAN BLOOD I tJS fierce at t1 a or osse son city-Aged' HeldPrisonei Ac mo. re as.

of Mexican co ernment I city. 1 waslgned by I tlllin portedthat tlonallts 1 I 8 num- 50 Inter ml ent flghtlngw. Inprogre. to- esR 1 rn I nned 1 reh reement I oUtI UOnallt oUl pll8O. Tb.

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In i I a rJt gI I I. alt til ters reacosu to. trolls gate cetor. IIr gibot In alo l. ulrla.

a had ell sworn out rlIfty o' 1 East uor ftl I ntallrL t'o Incar rated IPbYSi ian Gr Ip. Tltat Will known pbylein aDd tIor recenur tmenl tlalr can 1keD bYCb following simple recipe w-och yo. UD hOme To fOL water o2 Bar Compound. l' 0" aD I' oa AJlply n6lt01l1er tli the obtaJn Only exeellent. darkeoerbuIat the removeedandruJr and rte la mn411il to aiy patleta The In.

a4f boUlrhtcat fzug to3 YDr7JI i i US FOR THE FAM ILY 210 09 Purposes-Bulk SLLoule. the bulk Y. Obarnable I Ie a hi I Dn rn. 1' IC rrn I I quests pur 06' 50000000. In' Th.

tb.I' mnUne celved Iten grapher 1 0.e:1 i. WAS THE BOY MURDERED I r. Differ ne I The pert man k1ll perts torture of perts had Utile On theriei I Dr. testlfiecl that at let met TIt. q.

I. two. I Professor the getting and the wounds cept before 0 1 1 rtt elapsed. theeopipletlon ri eeIrBeard l1 1eor th.tIC't. i I n.

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SEWELLS TBURSDAYONLY ll i 1 I Cr. Cb 1bI Po. So id Iral for. fB i- i iD Fa i k' FRE COUrR i8 27 A forNew a A a a. a 8 0 0 lO CarltonShoe 1i" Glothi c.

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I' MOl r. CafCo I. DISTRIBtlTOBS. 115 Puelotree A. e.

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it. Tralnato I I AnUlafnIIIThtiiul Dall IDIOIIOP I 7:50 10M. th I Ge gia I I lIonaiBallt i II I I I 4MV5 itf NTS I' A LAN A TO CHT orL latt3taIot. II STiuL IJl W. PRI lROSE IINSTRELS-GREATES'I tights tLIIIII lIIi I.

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Cllno III-I :1 r- THIS LYRI WEEK l. THE GnATS1 THIRD Iotll. Pagrw 1 THE CONSTITLJZLONP ALANTA- TIrmSDAZ OCTOBER 3O 1913 OtfleIaa retlrmwU cotfldb tbrnab Ih.vhknowof Hi rta pr b. yIht L11 iTgPiDoiJtirnat1vri. guport Zit cause or lifting have been uirgst d.

I. I fi ClIn the I r' Alttnu tflectv opintort was mans I a Statewoeer Iy tran- i thJnvasion I o- Ib I I I 1c a i 8AUTFYYOUR a te i I I a Xienderine I on. ott e. stopping itch see I cent I VRNISH1 I rsix MO5 I I II Wood glee Siesos fsee dtred If 4 bls thtFthted slesen refugaaboard sailing ievefbiose rst stv tat. inia hird ill nd beenp0.

i Waters several months. nd epct son eave rlnge lit the ment organ. in an editorial today. votes have double sigitili. of our and say OCOUrging ofthe nfun4gh a l.

to the north of Mexico end ng tbtse of the supporter. of legality dignity ent in In present Ofl possible republic. indepsndien quished. Under the wing of John bind and paeted like William terroraodntiraly devoid of honor" Impartial Cru the American battleship Luqisiana learned I I tion with anyone from I his permIssion and ha I I The enforcement ii I I I hi I for compiled. A mirab while ace a I 1 Would 1 iA bit t.appexru IS whenshe Bas a' bsttlexhtpehould coma entered I A275O Suit I tI smarteBttndiif N5 fo zidat an and ii jtrlinedjithafifle OtherMens toS45 Lz 5 iN1 Forcesof fedp I I rranaa.

an I I 1 a a COMPAN1ONOF OFHUERTA em- 13t GreIy 11 fyitive tciserve ha' SclitnldteIaYer DEADRODES THEWAKEOFSTORM1 SayadoQGtobeflScFiftY400r fromfl1striots flail Mondayand it I eiiasge' th oti otsmbes 5 lttsdChlle There smmp I inkle ThI thnjury be Bl6odw rth CG BlOodworth Sr. of A bed 1ieutenantbythe actionof a ooiaslea.wea eeterdag' 5c ic I eu I1ocflF25ooo 3NEV YORK Sar Murphy Can IL kept' beoe1 i Manhatta0 I I retuaaito. a a fora ver- a as ltwhrIglnally ilttiellackhook overto to. I U- I I I district governor i I Sulne i i he I 1 re- Itef- occur firing and at the be e55liy darksne4 by. the acan Totes.

add a 1 Cscglycerine pply itto It. ofth ittiy. seifant Bobeeltinty in grdflutca be say. staTt TS7t4OtO5t4YtyBn 1 FAMILYi i to t. 2) ag- a August left pri- I i ftbOO Ill 0cc I Eterg.

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i 1 8I Ivy YOMEI RWEyES FIVE' MINUTES vtnei I mughL brst Ye serma 5 be. men. i. EEe trfo I Iesya FrsmTsnnlul Alit A M5 F. 91 Mart ttz Bight.

MtOCTRCIaaOW VET. 55. I Pseedsy Wedsoedsy. I Matia. I SpaekIisg YOUNGWISDOM I llisssgewat i I elgktsZSetsllZOi Msiae cod CLITT0 WitfIt teethed tsesY fresssdI UI55I Ce.

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