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EL PASO HERALD Thursday, April 123, 1914 5 k. HOME GUARDS UNDER RANGER COMMANDERS GUARD BORDER A April action was taken today by governor Colquitt for the protection of Texans and their property on this Greatest of Human Blessings Tfca most wonderful thifig in the world Is love expressed in the helpless infant. And among those aids and comforts for expectant mothers is tho well known This is an. external application to enable the abdominal muscles to become more pliant, to expand naturally without undue pnin from the strain upon cords and ligaments. Applied as directed upon those muscles Involved it soothes the lino network of nerves with which all tho muscles are supplied.

Thus a great share of the pains so much dreaded may be avoided and the period of expectancy passed in comfort. There is no question but what such relief has a marked influence upon tho general health of the mother. In a little book sent by mail much useful is given to inexperienced mothers. It tells how to use and how to avoid caking breasts. It has been prepared in our laboratory for over forty years and is known favorably to most druggists everywhere.

Get a bottle to-day and write for book to Regulator 309 Lamar Atlanta, Ga. Be sure to ask for and see that you get side of the Mexican border and which he believes will prove effective. This plan as outlined today by the governor is to have the entire border, a distance of approximately 800 miles, patroled by home guards, under command of rangers. The Texas national guard is not to figure in these operations, as the governor says the regular state militia may be called upon at any time by the federal government. Conference Held.

This announcement was made today by the governor after he had a conference with captain John R. Hughes, senior officer of the rangers, adjutant general Hutchings and assistant attorney general C. M. Cureton. Capt.

Hughes and Gen. Hutchings were directed to draw up the border into three general districts. Captain Hughes will have charge of one district at Brownsville: Capt. Sanders Capt. Monroe Fox at a point not yet determined.

There will be three general districts and these captains will act as commanders of their districts and they are to employ a sufficient number of rangers so that there will be one ranger at each town along the border. The ranger will be empowered to organize a home guard of from 20 to 4 0 men and this company will be under his command. There will be one ranger at each point along the border with a company of men who know the therefore ample protection will be given. Arranges to Arm All 1 iie governor has made arrangements to arm these men, they will be supiied with arms and ammunition which will be bought at the exense of the state and authority for taking such a step was decided upon after the governor had conferred with the attorney general's department. The expense will be borne out of the appropriation for the executive for the enforcement of the laws.

That there will be no difficulty in getting men to serve on these home guard companies is evidenced by the fact that the governor is being besieged with requests and appeals from persons along the border, who are anxious to organize the plan if the governor gives them that chance. IJorder Excited. The governor today received telegrams from Brownsville, Laredo and other points advising that excitement 1 is high as in many of the places the I Mexican population outnumbers the Americans. They point out that the feeling is high and especially among the refugees who are well armed ana have all the dynamite they care for. There will be no delay in carrying out the plan.

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He then said that he would leave the city either tonight or tomorrow morning. Charge at Mexico City was given his passports last night. Algara said that no roreign representatives here had yet been designated to handle Mexican affairs, but that the situation would probably be turned over to the French embassy. The president, secretaries Bryan and Garrison and Maj. Gen.

Wotherspoon, chief of staff of the army, were awakened at an early hour today and discussed the various developments. Huerta May Derinre War. That Huerta might follow his action of giving passports to with a declaration of war, would not surprise official Washington. Such a development in most cases has followed the departure of a minister or charge Secretary of state Bryan, as he left the white house conference, said the action of Gen. Huerta in handing ehargi? O'Shaughnessy his passports hact been considered among officials today.

No decision had been made, he said, as to what nation would be asked to care for American affairs in theMexican caDital, and as to what action would be taken as to American consuls in Mexican cities. MEXICANS UNITE TO FIGHT AT TAMPICO By ASSOCIATED PRESS. ASHINGTON, D. April 1 he for the past two weeks, but Word reached the war depart- withdrawn as soon the Tampico ment here today that the and the Huertistas at Tampico have united to oppose any iuii v.i-.u 5 American operations, sary for you to ever have a grey hair again. The rebel army had besieging Address Mrs.

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Washington, D. April Twelve Americans have been killed and 50 wounded at Veracruz. After two days of lighting the American naval forces hold the entire city. Pricate advices reaching here today in code from Mexico City disclosing that Americans there were in have, been communicated to government officials. The dispatches were from a Source unquestioned trustworthiness and bore the date of today, set forth that mobs of Mexicans were forming for anti-American demonstrations; that Americains on the streets had been menaced and threatened with violence and that they were concentrating at the embassy for mutual protection Will Seize Hull road to Mexico It was learned early today that navy and war departments had made I plans tor the early seizure of the railroad from Veracruz to Mexico City.

A reconnoitering party has reported still intact two bridges on the railroad one 10 miles and one 18 miles from eracruz. Oficers at Veracruz reported that these bridges must be protected if Veracruz is to be used as base of operations. because they could not be readily built if destroyed. Ordered Ont. Charge Nelson nessy at Mexico Citv has been given his passports by president Huerta and has wired that he will leave the citv tonight.

WILSON SAYS HE AGAINST WAR Jennings. is marched night and Censored Dispatch by -V A. Mexico City, Api il quiet here. Thousands through the streets last until a late hour this morning singing the national hymn, cheering fot Huerta and crying "deatn to the The demonstration was orderly for the most part no attempt was made to destroy the property of Americans or that of other foreigners. President Huerta is keeping his pi ise to protect the lives and property of foreigners to the best of his ability and the foreigners who are remaining here are relying upon his good faith.

I know nothing about the Amen- ran invasion on tho movements Of By ASSOCIATED PRESS. ASHINGTON, D. G. April Wilson issued the following comment on the Carranza statement: wish to reiterate with the greatest earnestness the desire and intention of this government to respect in every possible way the sovereignty and independence of the people of After issuing his statement, declaring that action in Mexi would be directed solely against Gen. Huerta, the president canceled routine engagements for the day, to devote his attention to the Mexican situation.

foreigners, including Americans are safe so far and have no fear of mistreatment. ARIZONA GOVERNOR TAKING IONS Mexican troops and I. could say noth- CROSSING LINS AT NIGHT FORBIDDEN Isaco, April embargo on munitions of war was put in effect again at this port today. Feeling is growing intense, and citizens at Naco, as well as those at Bisbee are talking of organizing for home fence. After 6 tonight Mexicans will not be allowed to come to this side, and the Mexicans have issued a similar order directed against Americans.

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but so far there has been no seriou3 trouble. In the armory here, armed guards are on watch day and night, as tnere is a considerable supply of ammunition on hand. CAVALRY TROOPS LEAVING- FOR YUMA Douglas. April special trains loft here today for Fort Huachuca to two troops of cavalry and a machine gun platoon to Yuma. ing if I did know.

Naturally the pie are excited and the Mexicans are determined to fight for their country with patriotism and courage but all i ary and are effective only at night. Fresh meats of all kinds. Phone 138, Opitz British and German The admiral reported all quiet at Veracruz. Mayo MrkeN Report. Rear admiral Mayo sent this report to the navy department today from Tampico: courtesy and energy of the captains of the German and British cruisers-, there are now on board our ships about 1200 American refugees.

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