South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 180, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 June 1914 — Page 4

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

Villa With Army of 40,000 Men, Begins Second Attack on Zacatecas

Largest Force Ever Gathered

Under Rebel Flag Concentrated for New Assault Gonzalez to Move Against San Luis Potosi.

. hum, i:tix. TOP.UEON. Mexico. Juno flen. 'ilia's army is drawing in upon Zaca-

ffas, preparatory for a general ault which may l made tonlpht. The

incs.:iK.s from the front, received at

-or.stitutlonalif t headquarters here t!ay Bay that 5'-n. An;''lcs, head of the irtiliery of th rell army, had nearly

ml his his nuns in action and was

omharalnp the city. Iispatches from the front say that

)en. isarron. the federal commander

n Zacatecas. is making a bravo d-

unse cr the ity. iif-n. Harron has

Wbout 12,000 men and is well supplied

ith arms, ammunition and provisions.

AITIU.O, Juno 2 2. r.en. Villa,

Hh troops, the greatest force

.That" hus taken nnrt in any bat-

kle of th tirfnt revolution hetran

unciay the second attack upon the.

kdty of Zacati'cas.

Villa is determined to make short work of the city which one week apo repelled th attack of Oen. Natrra, commander-in-chief of the central division, with heavy lo... Villa's army captured three advance positions in the suburbs of Zacatecas driving the federals back upon the main defenses. At the time the rebel column from Torreon administered a crushing defeat to the 5,000 federals pursuing Natera's defeated army it Oalera.

Villa, has fl field and slese gun? nnd machine puns and ammunition enough for all hi.s artillery. While Villa i? attacking Zacatecn?, Hen. Gonzalez m advancing upon Sin Ill PotoM with ieeral strung bripades. In. the west. Gen Obrcpon is preparing to attack the federals at Guadalajara. Constitutionalist officials here are confident of victory at Zaeateras which regarded as the key to Mexico City. It is predicted that within a week Villa's army will be marching upon the capital.

WASHINGTON'. June 22. The state department at the present time Is Interested in the continuation of the reported breach between Villa and Carranza so that mediation negotiations may be protracted as much as possible. Tho real hope is that the negotiations may continue until the brat of the summer is over so that the United States troops will have a better thanco to operate if the advance of Funston's army is forced upon the war department. by either Villa or Huerta Just now army officials say that any effort of the United States army to make its way to Mexico City from Vera Cruz would bo disastrous. They say that the way to reach Mexico City is not by Vera Cruz. The historic rout is via Monterey from the border, but the quickest and best way would t by the west coast at a point near the center of Mexico. lYom Vera Crux, the experts say. it would be all uphill work and In this time of the year, almost Impossible as a military feat. AM the Information received by the state department Indicates that the Fplit between Villa and Carranza is real and lasting and that Carranza Is no longer anything but a puppet In the hands of Villa. The department is figuring that somewhat later In the season (Ten. Villa will have not only the military, but also the civil power and that he will be willing to accpet an armistice after he pets near enough to Mexico City to prove that he can capture it. At that moment he is expected to iiKren to an armistice and send delegates to Niagara Tails who will then be accepted by the Huertistas. If this plan fails the United States will have nothing left to do but accept any provisional president len. Villa may designate The United states will then face the proposition of den. Villa being elected president of Mexico. The state department has dispatches to show that Villa went on to Zacatecas to fight and to increase his power over Carran '.

BY CIIAIILKS MICIIKI.SOX. VKRA CRUZ. June 2 2. The ten days in which Huerta gave the "United States government mp enough to hang itself have elaps-.-d. as far ns the solution of the Mexican problems is concerned. Now comes word that Huerta is only awaiting the conclusion of the Niagara conference to inform Washington that the Mexicans are ready to settle their own affairs without outside interference. As generally known this plan involves overtures to Carranza, offering concessions in exchange for promises of the support for the Huerta program, but the details are held as secret as are the daily reports of the Niagara proceedings which Huerta decides for himself, ftaring to trust even members of his own family. Any suuicestiori of overtures to Carranza revives the report that Ptdro Tiseurain. appointed minister of forign affairs, may succeed to the presidency automatically on the resignation of Huerta. Further than that there are no indications that Huerta's intentions have, leaked out. The feeling here, as well as in Mex-

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Sense and Sentiment

JUNK. I know sweet .lune, hou kind your heart, altlio Some ele ay tliat you are lott then cold They know you not, dear June; Tis hut to ine you show Wliat "hidden tiro", your secret heart can liold. 5 years experience for 6 minutes ADVERTISING, Sam. which is business getting is telling a man or a woman in five minutes what your proposition is so that he or she will get as full an appreciation of it as it has taken you five years to acquire.

Historical Xotcrt. JOHN M. STUDEHAKEH was married in 1S60. Learned to pitch horseshoes few years later.

because they have studded the heitvens for ages. "When you hear a man boasting about belnr elf made, ask him gently how he managed to escape the necessity for having a father and mother. Mlxlnp. MIX WITH your neighbors. Katie and permit your mental gistic .iulcea to flow and then you may dlgeit the really good things and make them part of your better sfelf.

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JUDGE LAXDIS began ushering in a theater at Igansport In 1SS0. Considered a backward child.

ELY ERERHART once built fires and cariied coal to keep the prayer meetings warm In the old M. E. church at Mishawaka. The exact date is uncertain. Doing so many things we don't have to do, Harvey", is why we have to do no many things we don't want to do. CUT OUT THE WASTE. Attention, Raise Your Visors. THE CLOSER attention you pay to your own business, Adam, the more business you will have to do. The hardest thing in South Rend to do is to be simple. Answer to Question. JOHN MeERLAIN asks "what are

the greatest astronomers?" The stars 2 4th.

EVERYTOWX has Its lies." its "rich families-

others." Lo-it in the Noisou FOME of us go yelping, snarling, kl-yi-Ing and barking at others and make so much noise that we never hear those who are yelping and barking at us. CHESTER REESE.

The Home Beauty Parlor

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B. A.: The quickest wa.T to rerjore tut and oil from liulr Is ty sdiamroolusr oocaaloiially wita a teapavi:fal of raathrox (wal.-li. like all tbe simple thine I recommend, can ! l uLt at any g."od drug ptore), dissolved ia a cup hofwuter. This makes a thick. Lite lather that lnUctly tops Irrltatioa nr.d dNioire every particle of dut. dandruff and excesi oil. Ulnslug leaves cjlp aud hair wotiderfully wt and clan, the hair will dry lulckly nnd evenly. I find cunthrot sham

poo is splendid for correcting the dull

stringy." brittle condition of the

put 4 ui)'is spunnnx rind 2 tern-.nruli g;-Tin. Api'iy ;rir,gly and ruS l'.ghtlv iinlll dry. TMs itnjart h .l-.lntr tin'. eiQuL!te lovrllnefc" to the Un :tr:.l i .irtiin II ' lnvilM when on nnd s--tii jnrt uf tlf ekln. Neither inl nr -rsirati;i will afTeot the hpurnyix ltln nnd -; nj ;lle.ttiva in th mmir.g will .t throughout the day.

Inducing a luxuriant grovtb.

brilliant ana nurry.

balr and

which is

CARAVAN REPORTED SAFE

Langtlon Warner Ia Ont of Chinese Pralrlo lire.

PEKIN, June 22. Mongolians who were dispatched by the government to make inquiries about the rumored disappearance of Langdon Warner and his caravan report that the party is safe. There was an absence of grass and the prairie fire in which the party were said to have been lost burned Itself out, Mr. Warner and his companions thus escaping a horrible fate.

Over $?.00.OO given away in prizes G. & B. Picnic Hudson Lake, June

Advt.

A. P.: Your weak, languid feeling I undoubtedly oaud by impure bloed, or a sluggish condition of tba organs of elimination. In either case, a tonic and body-builder will prove efTeitlve in restorlcg full health and energy. A rare tonic is made by diwolring 1 ounce kardece in 4 pint alcohol (not whisky), then oddlog H cupful sugar nnd hot water to make a full quart. Take of tbl 1 teaspoonful 3 times each day. The kardene tonic purifies the blood and restore health and strength. It Is also splendid for ridding the skin of plmpleis dlscolorationa and sallownesp.

Ada: I would remove those wrinkles Rnd bring back, the youth-tint to my wmplexlou by using the following greaelri cream-Jelly: Into pint cold water put 1 ounce almoroln nd 2 tAMcspoonrulx glycerine. Let stand over night. Apply thl eream-Jelly plentifully after cleansing nnd drying the skin. For wrinkles, put the cream thickly upon the creases. This stimulates in a war the ftunted tissues of the creases and after a few treatments the furrows will have entirely vanished. For renewing the complexion a Hht. rotary movement should be employed, ulng plenty of the almoroln cream-jelly. This will rania pimples, blackheads, ollines and ether complexion upsets, and leave the skin soft, clear and velvety.

.Tosie: You will always hTe a poor complexion if long as yo use face powder. Make up this formula at home nnd your complexion troubles will be nt an end. Into i pint witch haxel or hot water

Worried: You Denl not Buffer nith over-fatne-si if this dmple, harmless trentuiMit in used: Into l'-j pint hot atr inert Is used: Into ll2 I'lnts hot .tt-r simin. and tike n tabWpo.mful brfnr each meal. This treatment gradually dl.lves fatty tissues nnd restores the v:3metrirsl lins to the Ccnre without Solving the fiesh flabby or the skin wrinkled. When th wrlifbt is aufficlently reduced, the treatment can be dls.vutiuued.

Pel : I thiuk slrsgring the halr ! working nt t wMrp end. Iveau-e tl tr-.uble la at te rotf. Make up t horv and ue this hair tor.ic: In H pit alcohol put 1 ouii.f quintoln rpei from drucgiM'. then add . pint water. I'se this - or 3 ti;nrs eah n?tk. ir.aaglng well Into th fcalp. and von win nvt be further troubled vlth brittle, falllntr hair. The quln7oin hair roulc U exrllert for otercomlng dandruff and exres clJinen and onr puts the scalp and hair-roots In a healthy condition.

Mrs. P. C. : You may net rujdlr gla5. Try tM !isrraW" eye Tnic: In one pint clenr writer dlfclre an eur-re crystos. then put 2 or 3 drops in the efendlng eye a few tim each day and keep up until sorvne h entirely vnlghed. The cryptos eye-tonic ii valua!! for tired. ore eyes or to rfilerp tye-train nnd Is excellent for ir flamed or grinuInted llrts. It frlTs to dull, listless eyes a delightful fparkle and lustre.

M. It.: Here Is an Inexpensive Lorrtreatment fcr rcmvinff hair ron chin. Hp or cheek: With watr nno. rwderrd delatone m!x enough p.it to cover the obiectlonable fcalrs. Arply ar.d in abent two minutes remove, wush th k!n and it will be free from hair or blemish. T sure you get delatone. Retty Deau'a Beauty nok. !. (Adv.

Let Us Introduce to You a New Face in Town Who Has Come to Stay

(Special Photograph by Durboroiigh.) OK.V. CARRANZA TALKING TO CROWD OF MEXICAN'S FROM RALCONY OF THE TKMPOKAHY RKUKIi CAPITOL AT SALTILLO.

lco City, is th t there ia no hope of a solution from Niagara mediation, and American and foreign residents are all anxious to let Huerta try his band, confident that the dictator will bo able to untangle the snarls if left with his hands free. Federal activity in the vicinity of Vera Cruz is still keeping the intelligence office on edge. Sunday nibi. tho federals stationed at Punta Gordo, immediately north of Vera Cruz, were busily engaged in exchanging signals with sailing craft near the shore. It was thought for a while that an attempt would be made to land arm?, but evidently the troops wig wasrged that conditions were unfavorable and the ship sailed north. During the day the largest force seen in the vicinity of the American outposts for weeks appeared in view of tho sentries stationed on observation hill, the highest point on the American lines and surveyed the American outpost? through glasses, but kept at a distance of a thousand yards. It Is believed they were escorting the inspector general sent out by Minister IJlanquet several days ago to inspect the federal stations along the railroad.

sided In the aforementioned places, exclusive naturally of the families of said persons who were permitted to remain in constitutionalist territory, enjoying absolute guarantees. "Of course some innocent parties were included in the decree of expulsion, some of whom were men who arc really useful to society and the republic In general. "Now, in view of the expressed reasons I have considered it wise to decree tho following: "1 From the date of this decree, all the Spanish subjects who are confident of their innocence, that is to say of not having mixed directly or indirectly in the political affairs of the country, may return to our territory with every guarantee. "2 The Spaniards who are confident that the,y have in some manner aided the government of the traitor should exercise prudence and caution in returning to the revolutionary zone, in order to prevent possible difficulty. "Given In the curatel general at Torreon on this, the twentieth day of the month of June, 1914. "General-in-Chief, "Francisco Villa."

VILLA'S DKCKEK. TO RR HON. Mexico, June 2 2. International .Newj Service, New Y'ork: "I hereby communicate to you that on this date I have put in force the following decree relating to the Spaniards: "I, Francisco Villa, gcneral-in-chief of the division of the north of the constitutionalist army, considering that after the forces under my command took the plazas of Chihuahua and Torreon and of other cities in the Laguna district. I received indisputable proof that tho Spanish colony in general had taken an active part in the political affairs of the country, and always in opposition to the legitimate popular ideals and endeavoring to sustain at all costs the wrongs of Victoriano Huerta; that many Spaniards ('Iberians') did not hesitate to make loans In the aid of raid regime and to render all kinds of financial and material support and even took up arms in order to combat the army of the peo

ple, further that they by all means at J

their disposal, made active propaganda In favor of the dictorial regime, oppressing and insulting our partisans and even informing asainst those who could not escape and who unfortunately suffered in consequence the persecution of the dictator. "That in view of the aforesaid reasons and it not being po.1ble for me to overlook completely the conduct of Spanish colonists on account of the condition of war which obtained, I found myself obliged to decree the expulsion of the Spaniards who re-

DELEGATES LEAVE. LAREDO, Texas, June 22. Three prominent Mexicans from Saltillo, Senors Fernando Iglesias Calderon, Leopoldo Esplnoza and Alfredo Broceda, arrived here Saturday night from Monterey and left Sunday night for Washington. From a reliable source in Xeuvo Laredo it was learned that these men are special representatives of General Carranza. What the nature of their mission to Washington is could not be learned.

Mr. Gas Man Says: I want to put ONE HUNDRED

JLllLiK

WAT

bit

HEATERS

Into the homes of our city, so that you may have hot water any minute-NIGHT OR DAY.

Now It's within

ITS

Out

MR. GAS MAN

the reach of every-

This is BIG

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Doay s pocKetDooK. 1 nis is

NEWS to housekeeping folks.

SUNT TO ZACATKCAS. (MEXICO CITY, June 2 2. Minister

of ar Ulanquet stated Sunday that .

Clen. Pasoual Orozco has been sent .to Zacatecas with all the troops under his command. Gen. Rlanquet is confident that the federals will be able to hold the city against all odds.

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Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments. GATELY'S 112 E. JeffeTon TiHQ.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla., June 22. Ono fireman was killed outright, two others fatally "hurt and a score of other persons seriously injured by the collision of a fire truck and street car in front of the state capitol building Sunday. The street car was knocked off the track by the fire vat?on and overturned. The car was filled with passengers, only a few of whom escaped injury.

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