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SOME OF CARRANZA'S HARD FIGHTERS
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ThlB Is a detachment of General Carranza's constitutional troops, lighting from behind a stone wall lu tho
mountains.
MORE TROOPS LEAVE GALVESTON FOR MEXICO
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Some of the men of tho Fifth brigade, which want to Vera Cruz under General Fuustou, are. here Been throngs
ing the deck of ono of tho transports which carried them from Galveston
BUSY MARINES AND BLUEJACKETS
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Departure from Galveston of more troops to Join the Fifth brigade at Vera Cruz.
GENERAL "PANCHO" VILLA
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Hero is a characteristic portrait of "I'ancho" Villa, tho indomitablo gon
eral of tho constitutional armies lu northern Mexico.
WED BEFORE FLEET SAILED
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Below is seen a detachment of United States marinos hurrying along tho dock at Vera Cruz to thoir station
in tho city, and above several bluejackets convoying ammunition to one of tho guns of a battleship.
HOW OUR. JACKIES LANDED ON MEXICAN SOIL
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Mrs. Donald Taylor Huntor was tho
latest nnvy brldo when tho fleet ealled
from Hampton Roads. On tho day bo
fore she was Miss Emily Hancock
Hughes, and sho was to have been
married to Lieutenant Hunter of the
Arkansas on May 14. When sailing
orders were received the lieutenant
radiographed to his bride, she hurried
to Fortross Monroe and tho wedding
coromony was performed nt once.
Learned Moslem Secrets.
Dr. C. Snouck Hurgronje, who hns
come to this country partly aB a unl
verslty locturor, Is profossor of
Arabic at the University of Loyden,
Holland. As a scholar he determined
to delvo into tho secrets of Arabic
learning and mysticism, and, dis
guised as an ra't)ic teacher, ho spent
six months in tlio city of Meccn, sa
cred to Islam, tnd succeeded, at the
risk of life, In lunrnlng thd secrots of
tho religion of tho Moslem and acquir
ing knowledge kept hidden from tho
outside world,
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These aro the first boatloads of nrmod bluejackets going ashoro at Veru Cruz to take possession of that city.
STARS AND STRIPES RAISED IN VERA CRUZ
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Tho first public building in Vera Cruz over which the Amerlcau flag was raised was the postal and telegraph
building,
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