Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 162, 19 May 1914 — Page 18

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MAT 19, 1914

MEAT INSPECTION VIOLATORS FINED Railroad in Indiana Receives Penalty for Violating Twen ty-Eight Hour Law.

Mexico Naval Cadets9 Story of Taking Vera Cruz by United States

Like the cadets of Chapultepec in the first Mexican War, the youths of

j the little Naval Academy in Vera Cruz fought bravely against the ad

vance of the American marines and sailors. Many of the American officers expressed the same pity for these heroic boys, as did Ulysses S. Grant and other men who served the campaign of 1847. Here is the story of the battle of Vera Cruz in the words of a Naval

Academy cadet. Ramon Moya, as re-

WASHINGTON, D. C, May 19. Because they shipped in interstate trade, meat products which did not bear the marks of Federal meat inspection, a number of persoiiB have been recently fined, according to the

U. S. Department of Agriculture's an- porter in a Mexico City newspaper

nouncements. Armour & Co., in New "We were some of us in class, othYork was fined $25, and Louis Adler, ers at different tasks. Everybody in In Kansas was fined $25 and costs for , Vera Cruz knew well the situation violation of this Act. J. W. West in -was serious. Suddenly Commodore Kansas was fined $7.50 and costs for ; Azueta (the superintendent of the similar transportation of unmarked ; academy) arrived, and, entering the meat from state to state. patio (open square) of the school, said

Because it connnea live stocK in ; to us:

cars for more than twenty-eight hours

without unloading for feed, water and rest, the Wabash Railroad Company in Indiana has had two penalties of $100 each imposed for two distinct violations of the twenty-eight-hour law. The fines also covered the costs which amount to $i6.10 in one case and $12.10 in the other.

'Children, long live Mexico!'

'We all understood that the hour

when we must defend our country had arrived. Our officers gave orders and we hurried to carry them out. We went to the armory, served ourselves with fifty ball cartridges apiece,, and marched in safety to the dormitories. "The mattresses served as breast-

bullets cutting the air was heard, and Uribe fell heavily without uttering a syllable. The ball had buried itself in his skull. An officer tenderly raised the body of the lad. Several youths bent over their comrade until he expired, a few moments later, and then returned to the combat against the invader. "Pupil Bduardo Colin was on sentry duty. Suddenly there fell at bis feet a

trembling of his hands that danger was near. "And he continued in that spot of death until he received orders to retire." When commanded to leave, the cadet corps moved off In good order, covering the retreat of a battery. They were enthusiastically received in

Mexico City, and were lodged at the

shell fired from the Montana. It ex-; Military Academy of Chapultepec.

ploaed witn a dearenmg roar, tore out one of the walls, and left Colin wrapped in a dense cloud of smoke. All

believed our comrade had perished, I

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works. The students took post at the but wnen the cloud aiB8ipated, we saw

windows, calmly awaiting the last

hour of the struggle the hour of death. "One of the windows was occupied by four students. Sergeant Izunza, corporal Leon, pupil Virgilio C. Uribe and myself. Sixteen in all, we tried to check the disembarkation of the invaders, who with field artillery, were attempting to land on the Sanidad pier. By good markmanship we caused the invaders to break then the sailors formed their ranks again. "It was at one side of Uribe and Rosas at the other. Uribe had fired the last shot of a magazine of cartridges in his rifle, when the dry sound of

him calmly raising his rifle to his eye to fire at the invader. "The scene was repeated when another shell fro ma Yankee boat landed in th esame spot and Colin continued to fire without even showing by a

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