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WEDNESDAY, JANUAHY V2. 1916.
OM" CENT
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^Americans Killed by Mexicans; Border Aflame
MOOSE READY
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TO SHH1T. I
Hits "Perennial \m]
fions" of Colonel V \
\ot Be Delegate.
beg lay hli | to pro
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with the
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minai
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r the Kai i ?mmittee
perform sur
vohra upon n.e "
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anil ag
???-, "perenti si aiahil
y p says it ii .
eharge thai any paraoaal element i<
lavolv? rtlon.
'The Republican I r.^-rrs? onal Co
? ?* - ?'??net." ?ays I*.
''net to-da?. and i
E ' F'alr-- and Senator San?
delegates to the Republican Nation
l'un". to b? tratad f?r nt the pi
n-.ary April 4 With the attton
: am in entire accord.
aetioa t-hou?d lei to I
la i expecta?
car Btate (" oni entioi
? I li l'i hruar
g ? -? r..o a? one of the four del
gatea-at-lai -vritln? t..
jroo ?'r-rmlnation not to go
Bl B '.e.cgatc
"Towari I i i ara at work
brine ?.bout the- nomination of M
i ?'.* That this should be prevei
ed 1 am confident is the <,;
?: we nrp to pr
I ?f ?"< : defence, a? Mr. I.oosevelt his
perl? urn-es, It would be irr
i tc place the power thus creat?
- who would itch .
"In v ev of the ten ?' I
foresee will come before th? Nation
? - . ? oval The Roosevelt
it would be Injudicious for RlS '
be a del I 1 hs New York
which I assume will be a un
- Ro< ssvslt's prrer.-.ial an
1 not be open to t>
?lenient wi
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tlei Bl I "n-mlttee fTOl
this - ?' -"rich duties r
upon me."
A -... ??? slats of deleg st-large srs
! ? r- ? nignt - voul
Indicate tl at Governor v. ? h?.
Barnes ha-.e read '1
contairrd the names of Qe< KC W
Aid? Idge ar .1 Frederic) I I annoi
'.'. ? ? md Senator "A i
! ri, Ban
WED ONE DAY: GOES TO WA1
BlidagroaSB Quits Jersey tu Join ('ana
dlan Vs.untrer?.
- a .
Ellaabath, N. J . J? i i worin
-nd'a ?all for n John IN
but a rtsi
. | v, ??tl eld r th?
: the Canadian army, leavlni
bride of a day.
Hei' miss Esth? Ma?
-. rial : BtlOSti wer? mar
ried in Nett ?fork oa January I, thi
or? moaj havmg been hastened be
ea is? ol Mr Betnune'i decision to vol
i. ?err
TEACHER KILLED IN SUBWAY
Sulrtdr, Bay Officials?Fell In Halls
Kin Declare.
Mrs < ntheime Ireton, forty, *
er in Public School 131, Brooklyn
ar d wife of Robert Emmstt Ireton. foi"?
merl) ? ditOT of MTh? V\ I i BtT?
. " was killed b| a subway sxpresi
p Foartconu Sti-sat latios yes
terday.
Subway officials said that Mrs. Ire
?umped 1? fr. nt of th?*? train.
Member? of her family declared that
was no reason for euch an act.
Since she was thrown from a horse,
three jrsars ngo, H was ssiil, she had
boon a BUtforOf from seven- headache".
f which may have eauaed bar to
i become dissy and fall.
Ireton Hvod at 11 I :v th Ave
i ue, Brooklyn.
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GRIP STARTS WILL RUSH
Bridgeport lawyers Bs*aj Adjusting
< lient?' BsSJSMtta
i . . ? - 1 - - 1
Brid| . i* I '?'?'? ? ???-?? ? '? ?'" ??
?i i> and br?
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i morta
' the making of manj will ?. aeeoi
Moral lawyer?. Sum- daclars thi ?
bav? drawn up hut?' will? during lb?
reeki than during the sasas
numbei of yoai i pro\ iouslj,
| One rt-iioited thai, he hud dtawa
twenty will? In seven dayi?.
Mohr Murder- Minus Accused,
Staged on Road for Jurors
?cd in <"n"?r* yesterday.
WILSON SOUGHT
HYPHEN IN P.
Bruckner. Tammany Al
Declined to Accept
\. V. Office.
' 1 - ~ Th? 1
Was: . ? nromir
' ,?*?:?- -
York havi* be?
latmaatei
tat ivelj
idmin'a'rn" Favor of
Ge.inar.
agatnat tb?
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to whim th?
The nao of th?
ean could not bi
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I aa al 01
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Murphy.
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true, aine?
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. the g
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V I 1. I
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H?-, of capita
umu:.. ;
tng to
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City 4
i t ?111;. I
German-Am?
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oppoi ition to tl
-, rial c'u
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German -Al
' ?hiiulii be named, aa 1
1 a Repreeenl I el
a the pi 1 argin of Den
: ocratic ci
j. -? . 1 haa b?r
msnti ? ? likel
; man my to g
, the appointmenl
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Anderaon, h
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tarj Tumuli... a ? I
"Ar,.!' raon, pri
I ??:..'... baa 1
1 mat one? ? ?
' less rel as rn con
r the 1 ol ihc I.?*?
B - op Potter. R 11 *
1 , ' R I Gould, rrcai
laamaU Thai
?area my only aa
' Mr. :
?
Harlem ?>r.?! a part
fun foins . "
;' tha 1 eg ? I ?.??nu?
lle 1? a president of tl
i ocratic Club, I .?
i ?arara ??la*?"i last STsaing a*hei
ed rtiut tl... !'. 1 ;.? . n
I dMvoring to thrust tl
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ter-l ?
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any Hall as n ? ?
1 1 ??kii.\ a -? I -1 INDI \** 1 nil 1.1.
? 1
H? 1 F. VAS I>F WATE!
. - .
I . Jar?. 11 T'"s fol,
? bleb the trroseci
tinii bi re? ii eaploysd bj Mi
Elizabeth F, Mi.hr In urjrinj; her Ihre
? . ; tors ?,, kl hl
husband and !? s housekeeper ?rai d?
?erihed a' ler.ath this afternoon b
lltpa. Aaa'ftan? Attnrriev G?:
in his opening address to the jurj
i ? r th? mar?J?tr, ?crordin
? '"i-arsed and pre
the Intention of ?hootin
i?r. C : Mohr and Miss Kmil
fi h irg??.- ?he meh* o' Paturday
Brown st.ri Spollaian, tb
two colored t.'.yj intrusted v.-lth thi
ting, took th?rr pi??"-? :? thi
.- 'he laotl? Wash
'?' p? rt Me-ili-t ha.
to s*op when hi'
p.ekpil up ?he bus'.-, whlel
?v -.,.., tit) ? elg.
st 1 lasl moment, fhe stati
? Hiss Borgti aras un
span] Dl Mohr fron. PrOY?
Itry villa, and *'i?^
hi- forasse hou?.?
r, and Miss Plortaes Oraisby, his
? ? : t with Mm Initead.
:- prosocutioa will try to prov?
... W. Heaii?. thi doel r'
.-. -iie Itast determined of the
lost h II SSI I when he
I 'as to carry into the
trap i ??? Accordingly, it ?1
?. that wh< 1?? reached that gloom)
? ! Btrotch of i "n.| he llirov.
' ' I'.r'wn and BptllmSS saw
hini tei.r past, and tl-.rn went back to
Mrs. W f tbl fa i'..re of thi r
Murder Most t 'nnarril*. In Slate.
11 . ,U| . It SI, Dr. Mohr ?as
' ? H-,rner ?.-?.verelj- la?
ll Heali? stopp?.1 th- machiiip
darkneai b] that sume roads.de.
PI '. [-?'s inttTprttstios of "tl ?
11 lly nr.'l cold-blooded mur
mmltttd in the State of
IbIsi '? eaSM at the or,?l of the
MSB Ion, which began in the coutt
room, tra? shifted to Vest Harrington
by train and thence by at?t;e to the
. :, wooded bit of road wi.ere th<
physician met hi? deB'h. Here th?
al details of the crime were re
?' icttd for them
None of ?he dtfendants wiah?td to ?c
:.y the Juron. Judge and lawyers
. leeni ?f th? erlme. Thtj arahrcd
right? and r, niu.ned, Browa and.
<4.ntlnue<i on !?????? I roliimn 4
TEXANS CALI
ON PRESIDEN
TO INTERVE?
Mining .Men Tak
Off Train, Strippe
and Shot.
ACCUSE VILLIST
BAND OF MURDI
One American Escaf
from Kirina Line to
Tell Story.
? i -
E Paso, Tex., Jai I !
'"? tboir clothing, eighteen Amer:
milling mm, n!1 of tl
on the i ? ,- ?? -,tli t1'
backs to si adobe mill ne
? ? ||
Msxicsi - event?
lionth bj ?i Mi'm.-.-i- : : ,- u- : id
One ?.' the ?"'i of the line slip;
gway nr?.: ? ,?'? 'i. . -i ?
lafi ? . ? '.
their murderous Are. lie carr
of the m e, and
Dams i- srithl rid by Am?
???a!-, to enable him i"
border.
The An.'-r: rana ?. .-. takei
Mexico-Northwesten ! ? s
miles v ri .r Chihushus City
train carried thousand ? ot d - ,
in curren??? snd a lar?/?- quantity
Bupplies sent by ri.? In
it.-- mil es in I tisil uirisi hie.
'?"lie ii,-.r.'- ...
day: tl?e n?swa reached Chlhuah
this morninf, El Psso at noon, a
all afternoon the State Departme
a* Washington has been n-K;i g si
rff^ivinar rer: minute reps I
To-nlghl ?he whole bordot
la aroused snd the a? nl ?me ?
Americsn action srmed interv?
tion .{a dec?an d i than ,
any timo during the re*
peno?) in M< ??'!'", snd th?
the utter failure of Carrai ?
safeguard American live
tory he pi I to control smoun'
to a frenzy.
Hope 'or lattrvtattoa.
Hope of ipeedj ?i nterv?
tion is being e>prei sd hei
by mai ;, who i ? ? ?
in Ms , g it i
th? '?'
rteogn ; .?'.??'? ?
yield to the pressure Bl
arail - et for ai apport . auch .-?s thi
?(Tard - to take del nit? a?
? ,- -.-?? . ?? Mexico
A prttest addressed ?o P -.
Wilson was ilgi ad ts mlnln
men, who hr<? h?'re in hundred
pared to anter ('hihuahuc
open proptrtle? under proteetioa ol tl
da far'o Hovernmetit.
It ?rta learned to-night thai
the train SIM aith employ? :??? i I
huahua city for the mining campa, i
guard of Carransa toldlers for thi
train had I I
MttSSgtS from the south |
Into local tSBcet tf IB I lag
to-night, stating that employai
returning to the bordei
N', wa of th? i..
n ?s -l?vera', of tl
men supposed to have been on
board the raided train live ? re
A veritied list tf Am? r'can mining
men in < hlhuahua wa-- prepared
rerordi of Mexican pas
This Hat contained sightttn names. lr
follows:
C. R Watson, nsaaagtr and largo
stockholder in the smelting company
W. J Wallace, T M. Evaaa, W M
'Homero, W. A. P- -.?-'?. tf Ssi I
Cisco; Maurice "Anderson, R. P. M ?
Hatte?, A. Coach, Alta H Hall, tf
Dour!.-;?, sn/ ? bar?es W adl?
i Arixena: E. L. Robmsoti. (I. W
OeaUaatd ?a i>???- ?* ?niumn :i
Praise and Blame
Saints and sinners share like and like in the Ad Visor
column to day. Tribune readers are proving able
aid? in assorting the good and the bad. Never before
were merchants und their methods so closely ?scruti
ni/ed, for better or worse. Which is a splendid thing
for honest business!
These letters are entered in the Ad-Visor ( ontest.
und each writer receives an order for $2, payable in
men Kandiae You will tind them interesting See
Page 14.
tEhc tribune
I l'lr*t in Last?the Truth: .Ve??.??editorials?\d\ ertlsements.
WHERE lo.oon BRITISH ARE TRAPPED.
J YRJAN
OE3CRT
SERUT :x< ;,,,>
IMAM3HERKI A fk> *
i ?f t>J
? * M/
?? <J
> hi
,i-v 4
KASRSAAOJ^ i\
basrahI 5
reaehedin the Tigris carrp8ig:i. Tho Hr tie ? ?
to Ctealphoa, ??''? n eighteen tn:!<*? of Bfl-*i..i?l,
cad to fall back. Il retreeted to Kut-el-Aanara, irhleh la aam
i
Tu reli? ?? traons, -**mmand.ed by Genera! "'???.n-her.?-..
ther farce la puahing up the Tigrta under th? l?a<ler?hlp of General A*,l
i r? . . rills ?"olurnn has not beer, able to pus!;
i ei from Km* The Lr-tt'o -i raffing there.
BRYAN SEEKS BAN
ON U. S. CITIZENS
Says Congress Should
Prohibit Travelling on
Belligerent Ships.
i, - . - - -. ?-???
' Jan. 11. William t.
? ' ? .-res' ?hOUld pas
a law !'or? ?Al lesna 1
I ? ??
. i
I ? th? P? r? a, which
Pre?
?
, ?
bottled? I ?
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?ar
cil
| - ? ships.
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try int
rg
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?a th? ? ?
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itional
papers? I
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gel
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ire.
lut to mal . ? sure.
. I r ,.? denied
it ral coun
f they carry
pass? era. Passen
, att? : tlon of
" like tin?.
...1 not
-
WIFE WANTS ULRICH BACK
Will Wet-rome Haabaad Wh?. Waa r-in.i
b) \S??niaii.
.- .
11 "Yes, 1
Mr- tf the man
I Mr-.
I
?
-
band's retu
rant 1 im back,"
? .- we all
?
Mrs. Uli
for i tmas
.....
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.?? ? .
? ? ? en
? i
? -?nee for his
life
TEUTONS SEIZE
ADRIATIC KEY
Austrians Take Mount
Lovcen and Are ?Six
A.iles from Ceitinje.
? atan. 11. The great Moate
trenffhold, Mount Lovcen.
which domine tea the Hay of < stta
?if ?he Ad
ha* been csptured bj the Ansl
Bi ....?? -.. as n;i'le by v ?
. ' . Office tO-night
Mount !.. ci 'i by *v r
I :;i'i! . 'A hi!** r
heve been roe -p.I from
con.*?? mini; the re
? ? espturs tl.^re ??'enrs little ran
? to d inbi the sceuracy of ?he *-? its
i pre ii ipatekss had rs
'. the taking of the posit
.intninent. end the Mon!
had tted that 'he Au?
hed eeptur id l
? en.
The lesa of L*sreen will can?? p-re-*
? lent to Italy, bi satu ? II
r?*'.?'r-i<' t'".e halare- of
i ?? Irtal 1*. Ths . - ?
eomawads botli i
t.ir-o an,I ' " ' ? " ':
? iostrle
.'. .-i first elass naval
.
form? h Une na'ara] harhor, protected
' the guns on MOunt I.ovcen. Tiie
Au.trian? would thm command the
whole of 'h? A'lnatlc.
???".tar.ee of
:?- o) ??ru-ii jr from ?h?' lu.
Itero forte wee the
ea. In addition, the
e Austriani ma?ie
abundant use ting ffai
I | n the
II .. h;ij *- .
gro, On the ?
the Moi '.???.? ?? : ....
lat? I an?
apture of I > mounl
t high, thi \ . ? ria ?
their posaei I that al
as a menace to 1
Souths Da ? !
- only abou- B hall
to the we*?t of Cettinje, th? ?l
?I '??
Nuttrlani \tta? U aaith Violence.
arel ai '
\ itic coast ei
roller atti
i ling with
greet ? ? rn and
: ?. nts
Detalla of the defeat af th?
the overwhelming n
of the Vi*,*r!ans are contained in a
isusd to-nlghl by the
Montei ? ?? to. The st tesaeal
-
. | ? ?'. . .. ?
.... ished againal i
:..??. ? to 4 Bortl
rhen
*
i end ha
m fi a I pel
Onward
H. repuleed bisa asvnral thnsa i
? ?ntlnn???! on i??a,??- ".. column 4
BRITISH REIB
FORCE HALTEI
CLOSE TO KU
Aylmer's .Army Fail
to -Advance From
Sheik Saad.
TURKS INCREASE
FORCES HOURL'
Weather and Wounde
Hold (.oliimn 2.5 Mile;
from Besieged Fortress.
Lond > 11. With the reli?
forte . ' ?ral Aylrr.er halt?
at Sheik Saad. twenty-five mil?
Stray, the situation ?f ?ir?.er;
Ton ?- .-.ii"?. h
a. grow
The Moi
I ? oopa ??> th
Mesopotamia front, ?irnwing ther
from I ? whi'-h ?.?.?"-(? gees
? Dardants! ?
Unlesa the relief expedition soo
cur? hroak throuprh the opposil v lia
I ..-? Hrt?K
force ii be <-aptur?'<i. N?i
lines the Bo? V i .? Britta
force ai Ladysi litk has s Brit.*'
army faced a aimilar peiil.
The latest rtatement i nod hj th
War Oftk'e hai ?* r??'.-.-v, I th? at?*?
iety in London. Genera Aylmer'
fur.??-' have not heen able t? pus
a,lit?a?l. The halt i* ?lue, J. Antf
< hamberlain, Biscretary for Indii
told the House of Commons this a1
ternoon, t?> wrather conditta I and i
the MeeSSit] nt r? moving the \-roun?
e-J by river.
Bat each l-.our'a delay l"eri>asf.? tl
peni. The Turk?, equipped a tl
munition? arhitsfc are pasting o?-er ?1
ml railway, are determine?!.
. to .'.ear th? Tigris heforc a1
' another tin
danger of a flank a'
? .??-, thua remo ? s tas I ?
drivs on Ecypt, or the mort im p?1
able niarcl ght bt ttttmptt?
<?:i 'he Tigris ar?' Ml
the etiem
forcei ?? si ?':? gro sus o
the gt t Kut has rea .1
don -
tf latui i...
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