THE SUNDAY OKEGOXIAy, PORTLAND, MAT 3, 1914.
STIRRING SCENES IN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR PICTURED
Sketch of Vera Cruz Shows How Warships Are Stationed Marines Embark for" Mexico Battleships and Torpedoboats Steam South. "
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Showing Places Prominent
in American Selsnre. and
How W Vessels are Sta
tioned. S Marines Embarklug on
the More Castla to
Mexico.
JTew Type of Rapid-
Fire Gnn on the Battle
ship VlTKlnla.
4 Coracliu Vande rbtlt
Inspector-General la the
. National Guard, Who Says
He Is Ready to Go to ths
Front.
B C o w d Watchlna- the
Battleship Nebraska Leav
ing Charleston- Navy
Yard for Mexican Waters.
6 Rear - Admiral Beatty's
Flagship, the Battleship
Virginia, Leaving Boston
Harbor.
7 Torpedo-Boats Benham,
Cammtacs, Cassia and
Parker Steaming Ont of
Hampton Roads for
Mexico.
8 The Firth Brigade, 4000
Strong, Arriving at Gal
veston, T ea Route to
Vera Cms General
("Fighting") Fred Fans
ton Is in Command.
C r o w d Watching the
T w e t leth Regiment of
Marines Waiting to Board
the Transport Moro Caa-
. tie for Mexico.
10 A Detachment of
JacaJen Landing Under
Protection t the Big
Guns of Their Ship at
Vera Cms.
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