The Cimarron News and Cimarron Citizen, 1911-01-28
The front page of 1911-01-28. 757 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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Havana, Jan. 21. --The prediction chance of his recoveiy are exceed of the war department that the inply slim Fruin all that can bo wreck of tne battleship Maine would learued iroiu those wno were ueui "be ex.ed to public view by Febru- Hie seci.e of the accident when it aiyl," the Mnitecuti ui,nix orsru; mpp.-.. ., i ,-ni.elndd tl...t ike her destruction exerts lire agreed that ! man sllen.ptcd to ali;'ht rrom the tha promise ia at least six weeks being i.agange or No. 10 befnra it ubenil of i he performance. (Iieat dif nun.' lo n -lop at the depoi and was hVnlt.v has been encountered in as , lliiown by bis own momentum undei scudding a eompetent rorca of work- tin- p.isher. which was slowly hacking n. on to build the hue caisson that out ot the round house yard on th aia to form the walls of the coffer next (rack, preparatory to nttmhing daj that is to sui round the wreek. itself to I he rear end of No. 1(1. The After ii was devilled that atttiy en- injuiad man was piomptlv given :it
! pound to the tl aceordiba to fig me jnat made public bv the National Association of Wool Mamita, ttners, the recognised authority on the wool trade. Wyoming leads nil the jrtntee in pro pro-illation - illation pro-illation ai wool in the giense, its total being JrT,OJ?,50t) .W an average of i t-4 Miuuds to the Hopee, and Mon Montana - tana Montana Is second, with 83,(100,000 pound, an average of ; mnnds to the lleeee, ion the -.yomtng shrinkage .s ao much hijbei than the Montana that Mont anu lead in seouung wool prodnctioa. Texas, which for n.any veins gave promise of becoming the chief wool protlucing null of ttie umuii, has been sin passed by Colorado. Texae i now until auot.g tKe stat-s ir product on of wool and rubber ol sheep, while Colorado is in ninth place. The uuinbci of sheep in the world
I'liHidio, Texas, Jon, 23. That fully one hundred government troops were hilled In the fight two days igo at Ojinaga wan the report received here tiM'ay it in stated that the he., casualty list wn due to an nmhiiscnde. A flying s.piadron of revolution Ists i said to nnve decoyed a linn;' lotee under l.oneral I (urn ntós info 0 trati. The Insurrectna entered a nar narrow - row narrow mountain gorge and the federal I l oops followed. Wheu at leaet two hundred of he pursuing troopK had emend 'he gorge, deadly Hre pan, ed into theni from the heights. A re treat was ordered, hul hefoie Uenei I Dorante' men could esrBic, at leust hull o flheir number Were killed mill otheri wounded.
Three Days Battle. 1'ie-idio, Texas, Jan. 23.- -The tight ing between Ojiuaga and CuchiJUe Parado lasted three days, starting when u gmn.'l band of insurrecto wns routed at C'oynma on January 10. Of two hundred Federal who went into the mountains only forty escajied. The rebel loss was only Uve killed, ac according - cording according to their reports Dorantes has nuicd to the foothills where he u awaiting reinforcement. A numl ci ot wounded rebels and federals hat, been .unen to San Juan. The hum rectos curad for the wounded federals treating them with the same consid erntion as their owu men.
equally, or even uioie ' epiebensible as glutouy iu eating and excess iu drink ing. I'nforiiinatoly I'm the noil drink ing cause, through misguided real on ihe pan ot some over-seulou mem members - bers members of the patty or by their own in instinct - stinct instinct for shekels where the caress is there will the bussaids be gathered together some irresponsible, black guard fly -by-nights were imported or suffered to drift in and take the lead in the fanatical onslaught against the constitution. The fantastic caper they cut befóte high heaven made devils laugh and angola weep. Of course.
, -rf of Btilbboni lighting tor theii rights Ihe ai.e of the majority tor their rights énua that theie will be no doubt in any ipiaiter, ot Now Mexico s feel.ng on the subject of adinisaion to the Union. .Coupled with the positive as assurance - surance assurance ol Delegate Andie.cs tiat all oppoaition lias died in congress, and tha president 'a assuram e to Secretaty .latlu of his endorsement, tuore i i-no - no i-no visible obstacle in the way of New Mexico. It was a -dgiial victory for the pa
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