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south of Columbus until the wagons points, and such wa th secrecy thrown pital have had only two cases to homes of th absentees wer occupied reached. Then a park master of th mule cil Is 41,S"0, according to William Hayes STORY OF came up. When these had crossed the about their movement that even th of- handle, one of them a accidentally promptly by Mexican families ami held trains notinir hla exhaustion picked him Fisher, parliamentary secretary of ih boundary into Mexico, Major Tompkins, ficer of lesser rank did not know of shot at Carriso, and who later died, and by them until Villa' last trip through. up and let him ride a park Into camp local gnvertiVnt board, in a speech to mi colonel, T. S. Bowcn. of- 1 a brother of the noted lieutenant their coming. Lieutenant the aviator The bandit leader still raging, ordered the louse of Commons committee on 'Tommy" Tompktna of cav- ficer injured Mtvnday when his biplane MEXICANINYASIOH the Seventh More or la tae Dark. them to get out. He lold them he ha 1 the war pensions bill today. There are alry, spread his guard out. tm was caught by whirlwind, turned upon Houso Ko.noo ' advance In In the organ I na- a killed a number of Mexicans at Corrlll-to- s Refuses to shout widow of sailors, Mr. Fisher fact th officer ef nose plunged to ground. the form of a wide fan. the rider of tions moved more or lea In th dark. its and th because they were working for added. tha guard galloped southward. The tem- Open Associated Pren Man Describe! in per Their order directed them to proceed to Moved tn the River. Americans and he wnmed them that if Polar Dispute of the Mexicans was still a matter From Irrigation plant, troopa. they persisted in living on Detail Crossing of Border and of speculation. certain point where other order would the the properly Let Out of Pen So He There were officers who 2.-T- be found. They proceeded thu by atagea, after a nlRht of refreshing sleep, despite to Americans they would meet WASHINGTON. March ho house March Through Desert. would not have been surprised to see the temperature, entry not knowing where th next would take th almost freezing were the same fate. Only three of the houses education committee today voted unanim- of the United States forces opposed moved Saturday to the Casaa Urando were occupied by Can Get His Crop In at the boundary. them and th appeal ance of Genxral Mexicans when tho ously to take no action on pending bills GREAT SPEED Pershing and then river, which skirt the Mormon colony of American arrived. to reopen tho North pole controversy. MOVES AT But there were no Mexicans the first at Hatohla at at Culbertson's plainly surprised th Dublan. Wherever the American troops go camp Dr. Frederick A. Cook recently ssked the SALEM, Ore., March 24. Governor border gate, and none were txwn on the General Pershing Colonel, George A, Wlthyrombe granted anlnety-da- v PASO, 24. The and some of their officers. and noes follow. Four made tha long march committee to Investigate his claims. James EL Tex.. March march to Only J Palomaa. two bodies of At Carriso, In Mexico Dodd. commanding the Second with the flying columns from the border leave of absence today to C. O. llognri, following dispatch from an Asso- armed men were by th first meal encountered either wa eaten. consisted of army baoon. , established headquarter on tho to this point without apparent trouble. serving a term In the pen for assault w l!h correspondent of the columns on here. At It right of WAR CAUSES OVER FORTY ciated Prees at the the march part of the five day' ration Issued to bank the river and held them Their appetites, zealously catered to by Intent to kill. In order that he migbt. Ascension Ramon H. domes had 100 Car- there for a day. The commanding gen Ms crop front In Mexico Is the first complete the men. hard tack, which taste aome-wh- at mesa cooks, were unaffected. There wa.a THOUSAND BRITISH WIDOWS plnnt spring and save. If ransa Slocum eral allowed the tired troopa of the fly- - lory of the crossing: of the border soldiers and told Colonel tike the matio cf Jewish religious a fifth dog, a iitt.e brown sn.inlel that his desert homestead In Malheur he did not know whether to fight or let proceedings. feast unsweetenel coffee. Officer LONDON. March 2t.-T- he of county for ot the punitive expedition sent to and V. . number the American column peaceably pass on. v..xrn .....im III...... v I u Ml Fort avenge massacre. and men fared alike. suit of Villa and his diminished of Huachulca. Ariz. Ho lasted until wilos of British soldiers who have the Columbus After an exchange of official visits dur- band tx-c- Ask th man who has used Bee Want General Pershing allo-ve- th command th pass of Puerto San Vronte was thus far reported to the army coun ing brigands waa begun. Ads 100 1 you will which he observed at the American noon. was to hear a boost. HEADQUARTERS UNITED camp, guns, to rest until The order then Arrangement of cavalry was moved the assembly of men and he to mak all speed to reach the big STATES PUNITIVE EXPEDITION, decided accept army southward with order to get after the to tha United State OJIto ranch, formerly the property of near Colonia, DuMn, Chihuahua, officers' statement that Carransa had bandit leader a quickly aa possible and a brother of Admiral Lord Charles He res-- on 1 agreed to the entry of the unop- remain hla trail until he caught or 1 mm .. Pi Q Mex., March 22. (By Wagon Train ford of Great Britain, at nightfall. killed. A J posed. fast aa new troop reached i 7 eJ jr. to Columbus, N. M., March 28.) OJIto la sixty miles from the border. headquarter reinforcement were dls- - by a forced march Calls Them Yellow Jackets. At 7 o'clock that night camp was belna patched to the southward to carry out Reaching here ' that demonstrated the endurance of Tha other body of troops were encount- made by th American troop beald Irri- th plan ot campaign. Part of these ered here Saturday, March 18. Major gation dttchea through which flowed th troops left yesterday night e soldier obviously and last I American and Ullxaldo Reyea, pro- running they had seen In Colonel M year I I jfcioTiiinii A - who said ha waa first water Dodd, although old and coHrAir vVS lased the Mexicans, several thou- ceeding to Casaa Grandes, from Madera Mexioo. Here also were seen the first a leader in the remarkable march of ob- - nd United States troops, cavalry, after scouting for Villa, waa startled to Mexican, other than two who were th flying column from tne border a ban n i - i i V-:- ii a and were scattered ea American troops in this vicinity. His served a few miles north of OJltoa, sil- doned th comparative comforts ot camp - i 1 1 wday between this point and the men referred to them as "yellow Jackets." houetted against the sky on a mountain and took the field with these troops yes- I TT TT 1 TT I S$ri.W 7 U top. wrere believed terday the district of He stopped one of the guides of the col- These two at first afternoon. TTT northern boundary of umn be to be spies, but scouts reported thera to -i and asked to taken to the Brines First Tents. ; of cap- Ouerroco, Intent on the task American commander to assure him that be rancher living In th valley. Yesterday train which arrived at the turlng or killing of Francisco Villa his forces, consisting of thirty-si- x men. th same brought tents to ii?s..jL.tL. Reap Goldea Harvest. time the first ex- jr in the shortest possible time and wera not "Vllllstas." and in turn he as- The OJIto Mexican reaped a golden be erected In camp. Previously the mwmi terminating bandit band with sured that they would not be fired upon. harvest among the hungry soldiers. fringing the river provided the the Major which he raided Columbus, N. M., Tompkins' advance guard, with Frtjoles, tortillas and Chill sauces were only shelter from the ardent sun. During riders at intervals ot twenty yards, In great In contrast to th the nights, always frigid In this altitude 4Yy demand and KPN on. and slaughtered nine civilians 8.000 supple- e swept the country between the border Caaaa Mexicans, who doubled of feet, th shivering men MAYlla-trl- Grande and acquaint Troop movements and dis- meager Just to more men with our location In thp low rent March and Palomaa and stirred nothing but trebled price on bread and every other mented equipment of blankets and to ihoroiiKhly convince that wi ANY 8TOHB said, were with hay piled on top of thm undersell positions, however, it was Jack rabbits. edible, their price wera "what you Ilk beneath and In Omaha whort It come to Men's and Boys' Clothing, we make this re- shrouded In the strictest secrecy, by Major James A. Ryan of the Thirteenth to give." Th senora of th ranch them. High winds have prevailed almost markable offer Hatnrdayi department. cavalry, acting Ihlef of ataff to Oen- households cooked ha.f the night, their continuously. There are wild duck and With every Man's Hult. sold at 12.fW tip no what order of the War cotton tall rabbits to shooting. nnl mailer the eral Pershing, found at Palomaa Just two daughter delivered rt served the food furnish price we will jtItc AHHOLUTKLY MIKE a re Dinner I St, beau. Vlmm CrouH tk border. human beings, a crippled Mexican, de- nd th husband and gathered The coyotes, attracted in throngs by th Ufully In at 11:07 father decorated a delicately tinted floral atterti. Something that Th entry Into Msxioo occurred scribed by the American guides aa the the money. proximity of the camp with Its assem- - will adorn yonr table for years come. Hee thrwe on 15. moment the to set display In p. ro. March At that moat cunning thief along OJltos, Intelligence department blage of those animals, make the nights tandard of the horse the border At th our window. American (lac with the and hla wife. The only other living things of th flying column received the first noisy with their cries and provide inter- - Thirteenth cavalry. 0 men. which beat est for the outposts hidden in the tall aurprlae were a few stray dogs which nightly definite word concerning Villa. The Opening Spring "Spcciil" off Villa raider, desplta the fought coyote volunteer wheat and bunch grass cover- - Mexican brigands, were the for the remains of Maxioans there reported that he had movement of the slaughtered by day Ing the valley in the vicinity of the river. over the boundary by the auard. cattle the Carranza garri passed the ranch Saturday, two carried son and the troops. Columbu raid with an escort One of General Pershing' first act ofi Colonel Herbert J. Slocura. commanding Villa after the arriving camp Buy One of These commanding of only ten men. They also stated that at th waa to mak Inquiry the Thirteenth, waa the first Makes Dora Grandes. concerning the Mormon families waa followed by reports had been received at the ranch of the officer to cro he Infantrymen were posted all along the colonies Dublan and Juarez who refused1 chlef-of- - Villa had killed five Mexicans at SPRING I Major James A. Ryan, acting rout from the border to Colonia Dub- that to abandon home Stunning Pershing, who Corralltoa, an American ranch to th their and property ataff to General John J. lan to guard line is-- the of communications, they were working when the United State government 1 commands the punitive expedition. engineers maintained the road for wagon south, because for tied It warning get ' one, consist-- "gringoes." last to out of SUITS iThla waa column number t - motor Colonel Slo- th hated Mexioo, following Saturday, cavalry and trains and trucks. th massacre of the ot Infantry, artillery and cum' column made Boca Grandes from oa "Watson party mining men heavy wagon Hard the Feet. of at Santa with irains. u Palomas March 16. wa point Although sixty miles had Ysabel. January. re- alowly, camped the This the th march of last It had been at only IDurat rather and from which on on on foet and made part ported Villa In hi night a filthy village Villa started his raid rendered tender that retreat southward at Palomaa. Columbus. was near Boca Grandes ial wreck of th softer men among th had raided the colonies, robbed home They're here. Men, Just aa advertised. Their rewl Tsltie will be a" seven i It ths adobe hute and captured officer and soldiers, column was of th colonists and killed number. better understood when we tell yon that they would bring flH.OO. Hun- below boundary, south of Co- - that Villa and murdered Arthur the a mllM the p Bishop A. dred aelect blue fancy two enierea Kinney, a round-u- boss for the Palomas again In the saddle shortly after day B. Call. In charge of Colonia to from In and pal tenia smartly tailored In the Inmhua. Column number light. Dublan, confirmed reporta of newest Spring models. Culberson's ranch, fifty-on- e Lnd and Cattle , and three extensive Mexico from looting but said no live had been miles aouth of Hechlta. N. M. Oeneral other Americans before the raid. The line of march took th trails lost Other Models in MENS' SUITS Pershing, who had accompanied the first American soldiers found the body of through th mountain from her on. errlce tn Moroom I'harch. at 55.75, $9.75, $15.00 snd $19.50 who forgot to canteen way Palomaa, re- - one of the victims, battered and muti- and those fill shot-mark- column part of the to In the old, battered, Mor- Surc-Fir- o to Columbus the same afternoon, lated and in such a condition that It suffered, for the day wa torrid, th mon church of colony A Saving of Over Five Dollars Every turned hard. Going up ths a praise service on Suit raced to Culberson's in an automobile, could not be recognized. An officer also duct thick and the road was held last Sunday. The bishop said taking command of the second or picked up in the abandoned villa en and down hill. It crowned precipices since and, declivities. Pais, Villa' retreat from 8onora after Flying column," drove it more than 110 campment an expense note of C. R. Wat- and skirted ravine and his defeat at Agua Prieta last November Chihuahua in son, party em- broken fragment of porous volcanic mllee over the desert of leader of the of eighteen way. the Mormon residents In the vicinity of Look at These BOYS' SUITS at $ rook atrewed most of th twenty-tw- o houra actual marching time. ploye of the Cusl Mining company, who Casaa Orandes had fceen ubjectd to all Th next water waa found at Caaa d Mothers, here a a grand chance to tent extra buying power money Spire the Rout. were slaughtered by Pablo Lopez, a ort of impositions. For twenty-fiv- e day the of your at the Ifot Jano. a ranch about fifteen miles south Palace. Saturday wa offer our "Special" Doy'a Suit. In Blue Chevloti and fancy 8prlng Official records ahow that aplea dotted Villa lieutenant at Santa Ysabel. stream, fringed subsequent to December 28 8,509 men had of Ojltos, where a running been quartered Mixtures, Norfolk atria, belted back, patch pockets, full of style and built to stand a the route of the first column, but the Men and officers of these columns were grove some of on them. forged by of oottonwood, th The colony healthy boy's wear. All sixes, from 6 to 16 years, regular $3.50 value, Saturday, at.. men of the second column had not permitted to drink water that had few tree along the march, was found. of Dublan contain substan- country Nickel-Plate- their way fifty miles Into the not been previously tested. They were tlve-mlnu- te tial brick housea for mora than 100 fam- A Strong d Handy "Combination" Pocket seen; to Her General Pershing allowed a before a single native waa and forbidden to enter Mexican house for rest. Horse were watered and ine. Large roomy dwelling, they are FREE! FREE! Knife KRKK with Every Boy'a Suit old. the patent surprise of the Mexicans fear of typhus. The result wa that all stream in marked contrast to th Mexican town exactly forty- - men plunged their head Into a reached here Friday night, are healthy and in good condition. The to drink and to wash off layer of dust. of Neuva Cases Grandes. Most of tho Saturday Specials In furnishings crossing the border at - two hours after ordera Issued by. the commanding general Then the drive waa resumed. - colonists have here sine It es- Men's Pants 17 Thursday morning. ' . provided bn 5c $1 also that no town should be Trot ten mile, walk ten. wa th tablishment more than thirty year ago. Men's Hose at Shirts at 69c 200 pairs of Men'a Pants, neat In this column, every man waa mounted occupied. reason tha temporary trot, to When, th last warning Here's an unusual bargain! 100 Men's Shirts, sixes, wagon were For that marching order. And a cavalry of th United Soft all with stripes and the lumbering trains base here waa established) two miles out- anyone unaccustomed to th Jarring and 8tate government to get out was given dozen Men'a Hose, in black, blue, French cuffs, separate collars to and mixtures, suitable for by army mules, whloh made auppl anted side of Colonia v Dublan and four miles Jolting, la anything but easy. all but twenty-fiv- e famlllles left. Tha white and tan, regular 16c values, match, well made of corded Mau-ra- a, work or dress, guaranteed $1.60 packs - the entire distance under heavy from Nueva Caaa Grande, where the Pershing, tall, slender, aacetlo "second," all at tea, mm fast colors, $1.00 values, on Bale of their num- General with the loss of only turee Carransa authorities maintain small gar- and grown much grayer sine the fir on sale Saturday, "J values, Saturday, Saturday, ber. rison. at the Presidio at San Francisco, which at, pair C only 90c Battery B, of tha Sixth Field artillery, 0 to. of wife and four daugh- by Captain xdgar H. Yule Ready to bereaved him commanded Car- ters, already had become known to the and Lieutenant Charles f. ueorge, formed Army officer said they found 7) ransa, officers, both civil and military, men aa "the old man," and throughout, Overalls THE a unit of the flying column. While the through th through the "mat ready to accord hearty In the march .comment ran Farewell cavalry traversed trails speed up to th country Sierra Madre the task of hunting down Villa and hi rank on hi tendency to nine ne White STORE pala" or bad of the utmost limit. mountains, e.OOOHo 8,000 i feet! high, the bandit band. Tha Intelligence depart- Bib Overalls, battery, encumbered by heavy ambu ment ot tha American punitive expedi- ' "Old Man's Expectation." Recmlar 75c THAT lances and the field wireless equipment. tion, headed by Major Ryan, ' received The old man must expect to get Villa Recitals Values, SAVES ff' "V travel the valley roads, longer by much Information from Carransa sources tonight," ald on tired recruit. Saturday CLOTHING COMPANY' eighteen miles. Nevertheless, It reachto American colonist near the old town of 'No," replied an equally saddle-wear- y --of- YOU ftmp only one hour and a nalt behind Caaaa Grande, southwest of the army comrade, "he Is on the way to Mexico COK.14 l-- DOUGLAS cavalry, without the loss ot a mule camp, declared the feeling among the City and w will get there tomorrow." 49c MONEY a) or norse ana noi a sore uc Mexicans there waa tense, but there haa The recruit, young snd apparently lit of the animals. Officers declared this tle acquainted with geography and the Prince speed been no evidence of it. would long stand as a record of The American troop brought In the vast distances in Mexico, took the state- and endurance. first silver money some of the Mexican ment at fair value and said "honest?" Gives First Place. had seen in years, and willingly paid Every soldier had something to say cavalry, because of its Villa and everyone pronounced the Lea Lani Tha Thirteenth double the prices that prevail within the about greatly "Vee-ya,-" spelled ccompllahment In driving Villa's boundary food rough, dirty name, not but aa it Is Columbus for and thn Many expressed hope superior numbers out ot after strong waa, In English. th engagement, waa given first place and native tobacco. There bandit leader would soon have a brief in fact, so little metal money among that the In the first column. Muster of the . ila the misfortune to get In front of his Saturday command found here after he passed either the Mexican and the small band rlfie or army automatic pistol. through going southward eight days ago ot American Mormons who have braved Not one had a doubt but that the ob showed he made the raid on Colum- the dangers ot reported Villa raids, that ject of the expedition would be promptly that '' ''' ' y' V ' '' many were unable to provide change for r'' ara bus with 683 men. Raving In anger after accomplished. . i reported a silver dollar. The one Chinese store- git any where near me. ' his deal deserters that their 'If dat Villa chieftain killed five of his officers and keeper found in Nueva Caaas Grandes good night," waa the ambiguous remark men aa cowards. There were 293 In his was asked what he would give for an of a negro cavalryman, one who fought command when he retreated through American 15 bill. He opened hla cash at San Juan In Cuba and wear service Colonia Dublan. The Thirteenth drawer and with an expressive motion of badges of several campaigns. for the rest. the arms and hands indicated that he Villa Won't Get Him. t Major Frank Tompkins, who took flfty-- was willing to exchange for it the bale "Good night for you or for him?" cut nine men of. his and drove the of Carranza and Villa paper money it In a white soldier. "Goodnight for him," ' ; bandits fifteen miles Into Mexico after contained. was ths indignant snswer. ''No man 1 'hey had crossed the border, commanded l.oae Twelve Males. named. Villa will ever put my light out." V the advance guard. The rest of the cav-- Marching slowly on account of the A sergeant expressed similar senti airy under Major Elmer Lindsley fol-- i trains the head of the first column did ments, and added that if chance gavo lowed. Then came the mountain and not enter the base camp here until Mon- him the honor of bagging the bandit, no mm guns, "dough boys" 16T colonel w field next the of the day at noon after a march of mile one of lesser rank than a could m i infantry wagon him, even colonel imudrs and last the from Columbus. The machine gun troops speak to "and the ohm i trains, field hospital and sanitary equlp- - of the Thirteenth cavalry, the wagon would have to say 'sir." ment and the field wireless. trains and other units lost altogether The object of th gruelling march of i The orders wera for every man to twelve mules. Friday wa to reach Colonia Dublan by The Electrical Era in Railroading has come the era not merely of electrical trac- night wa done. "travel light." Officers and men were Tha second or flying column, which, un- and It The mountain tion in tunnels and terminals, but of main line electrification, transcontinental in rmltted to carry much more than der General Pershing's personal com- route reduced th distance to fifty miles, marking long, m. hospital wagon character, a forward stride in railroading. 1110 uuuiiiii iiu vtjuiyiuciifc wui ujjun mand, made the dash from Culbertson' while the artillery and sixty-eigh- t. By 1 their persons. The trains, nevertheless, ranch, lost three mules. transport in the valley were doing A The s o'clock Friday night cr.mp wa mad v The "Milwaukee " has inaugurated this great epoch by accomplishing were long and heavy. animals of the latter, however, were more 'X the longest j Rattoaa for Fire Days. lightly beside an Irrigation plant. extent of main line electrification in the world, through region burdened. Th last ten miles waa almost a tor- a demanding the J Vast quantities ot ammunition for all General Pershing's cavalry and escort utmost of energy and efficiency locomotives. A S'Pes of arms Including the machine ture. It was hot High winds swirled The concerts in ' crossed the boundary at 1:17 o'clock last to be it guns of the cavalry and infantry, ac- - the clouds of dust kicked up by the $ inursaay morning, March is. It wa a horses into the eyes and mouths of the given in Omaha by counted for most of the weight. Rations brilliant moonlight night. this Miles alternating current ia delivered to the 14 sub- J were carried for only five days. The men. Water at a dollar a swallow could 440 Electrified Con-tinent- stations of the railway and there transformed The sun rising over the gave The electrified al to ' ratlous wore bacon, hard tack and coffee. mountains not be bought anywhere along the line. wonderful Hawaiian Art- district is that of the Great 3,000 the men their first view of the country, many Divide, extending f rpm volts direct the highest voltage direct The eoluntn stretched out a length of Every canteen had been emptied, Harlowton,Mont., current adapted for railway a sun-scorc- ist, will be rendered to Avery, Idaho, a work in the world. a a mile and a half. From Columbus, desert stretch of mesqulte tonguea were swollen. Eyes, mouths and distance of 440 miles (115 and grass dotting mile from Three Forks to Deer Lodge, Mon- three miles north of the boundary line. bunch a level valley nostrils were merely blackened orifices 1- floored waa no com- tana, now in operation.) Regenerative Braking I - only a vast cloud of dust, whipped to with full red material from an in every face, but ther Saturday Afternoon up by explo- One a great height by a high wind, could be eminence thrown volcanlo plaint of the scientific marvels is regenerative II pre-hlsto- braking, by seen, and two hours wben sions In age. loath Fall Mad. at 2:30 O'clock Giant Locomotives which the train on down grades, in- J later, the stead of ) troops began making camp men were Hecalla Apache War, "God, I wish I had a drink, my mouth The electric locomotives are the most powerful consuming electricity, actually produces the 7:30, by thickly powdered At the flying column made Car-rlz- o. is full of mud," was th nearest to a and 8:15 built. They are 112 feet long and weigh 284 tons. it, and which at the aame time, the speed of from head to foot by at They require the is kept (' grayish white coatings Tli negro cavalrymen and sol- complaint that was heard. no coal cr water, run at an even train under perfect control providing of pulverised lava. apeed; are thoroughly dependable maximum safety. ; The sense of smell detected Palomaa dier of the artillery, hospital unit and Twenty mile northwest of here, where In the Evening in all temper- long before field radio eutfits that had preceded the th tableland grow narrow, outguard atures; penetrate the heaviest snow drifts with its collection of brown, sun- : comparative ease; are burned huts of mud and cobblestones escort were rncamped on tho aides of a war thrown out on the flanks, and two This is a free treat that smokeless and cinderle&a. Increased Efficiency i troop of cavalry went In pursuit om came Into view. The odors were those of granite butt fronting the canyon In of you should not miss. With electrification haa come more efficient and stock yards and tannery which Geronlmo, th famous Apache war- horsemen reported to General Pershing Power from Mountain Streams economical operation; a better maintenance combined. aa having been seen lurking canyon. power of Closer there was added that of unwashed rior, made his final stand and surrend- In a The used to operate the electric locomo- schedules; smoother riding, cleaner travel and humanity and soiled ered to American troops more than thirty Th horsemen turned out to be riderless Everyone Welcome. tive is obtained from mountain waterfalls clearer views owing raiment, ragged rang to freedom from amoks remnants of which lay strewn about, years ago. These fact recalled to many hor. of from coaL This power in 100,000 volts and cinders. with tha remains of slaughtered officer, some of the older of whom The hardest part of th march waa cattle through th pas Just weat of here that had furnished food for Villa and In the Apache campaign that known his men during their brief stop the present expedition in Mexico aa Puerto San Vecente, thl defile 1 so at Pa- had set narrow tuat the column had to mov lomaa. and rations for the no precedent, and that bandit hunting In for Carransa several mile In single file, the horse Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. who were there a foreign country, Independent sov- MickeFs both befor ni of now climbing rocky now ter the bandit's brief sojourn waa new steep, and Electrification, added in ths ereignity not a thing for the slipping with stiffened forelegs down to its other advantages, makes " Milwaukee" more than ever the road of efficiency, village. , (States army. Into United ravines, at th bottom of which ran tiny comfort and charm. Remember this fact when planning your next trip to Pacific The American troops camped near a Her on the hillside was observed Neb. Cycle Co the Northwest for stream of alkali water tinted green by Ltttraturt giving complet tries of iakea formed by tha Mlmbres the first time the first units of the fly- the copper Impregnated rocks. Information frn on nquiat. river, a stream ing 1 which like a number of column, the artillery, the negro Officers experienced difficulty in pre- 15th and Harney Ticks Of he i 1 3 7 Faraass Stral, Oaaaka other In the southwest, disappears in cavalry and other organizations. Burnt venting the men and their mounts EIUC1SE DtVAt, UwmX ( from Aat lu ourso through Mexico. of them had prevlou l marched from drinking the poisonous water. Discipline Doug. 1662 I'olumni then halted at th border gat Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and other d'stant prevailed, however. Up to today th hos