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Title: Christian herald
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association
Digitizing Sponsor: Tisch Library, Tufts University

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r 10 1large bands of rebels; these attacks were repulsed. Desultory fighting wireported at various other points in the South. Several of the battleshiwhich have been off Vera Cruz left for Tampico. An engagement at Ojinajwas imminent. The rebel or Constitutionalist army is reported to be recruitiinumbers of Yaqui Indians in the State of Sonera, and Federals were forci;Mexican laborers into their ranks. The press of December 11 reported Tampico as under assault, the Fede:making their stand at the city limits. Torreon, a strategic military positiccommanding the gateway both to north and south, was recaptured by t!Federals. Communication with these places was unreliable. From ElTexas, came details of a rebel raid on the British vice-consulate in Chihuahdfci?City and execution of the son of General Terrazas, Mexicos wealthiest ma i*who fled with the caravan carrying 5,000,000 pesos ($2,500,000). RebPils,troops not sighted at Ojinaga. Washington is still serenely watchful. ■e. Sweetlife.
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CENTER OF REBEL TEN-MILE BASE ON MEXICAN RAILROAD LINE GODS GIFT TO THE WORLD to-day. Look at the marvelous changes in the Ori-ent. The new Chinese Republic, the greatest politi-cal and moral wonder of the age, is the result of thework of Christian missionaries. The same is trueof the new Japan and the new India. Afiica, withher 170,000,000 of people steeped in Satanic sorceryand super.stitipn, is stretching out her handstoward God, and is being intersected with railroadsand schools and Christian missions. Christ is win-ning some of his grandest victories in New Zealandand Australia. Neaily all the islands of the Paci-fic have shaken off the shackles of heathenism andplaced themselves under the beneficent rule of thePrince of Peace. The fraternal and commercial relations now es-tablished between the great political powers of theglobe, the beautiful Red Cross work in time of war,the Hague tribunal for the abolition of war andthe adjustment of all international difliculties byarbitratio

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