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THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, L916.
? a
riVI' r|;vT h "sear Yeefc Cttj-, tSeararh, "ksssa* Casi
"A"? * ? "^ ! ?n?i Hoi,??i,en. ?Bajaoaai? "I*.. 4 en?.
Mexican Crime Will Not Stop Watchful Waiting
HILES PICKS
HUGHES TO WIN
UNITED PARTY
Burton. M'Call and
Root Viso Presiden?
tial Possibilities.
THINKS COLONEL
WILL BRING AIL)
Ticket Will Satisfy Moose
by Giving Them Share in
\ v :indidate.
lad bv the
a..... ?-.e at c.
mattat of
Rspubl
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r?*er. that th<?
ail r? to a
??re of
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om the Colonel
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??**a?a. u tiro ?-aiiilidat?
?-*1- i ? a r tuaa,
Strangled by Blockade,
Germany Seeks U.S. Aid
Full Compliance in l-Ront Issue Would Clear Way lor
New Protrst to Rntain?France and [apan
Will Rack Ally.
By FRANK H. S1MONDS.
v : ?
Washington, Jai !: ti*.*- United state, i? about toentsra period of
critic ? ; d*u*gss~ous discussions with Gres* Britain, in th?**-.' discus
sior.s the United States arill be m fact the agent of German) endeavoring
the British blockade, which if slowly strangling the ?German
The United States will be led into this position by th?* diplomatic
??i** BernstortT has about persuaded his governs
? ? >w ipon the Wilson adnr?nistration.
Tho rcgoing tirately - i tho opinion thai pri
in arell h Washington at th" pr?sent time.
the diplomatic aituati I a found not in the State
?i* the White House if is to ho found in th?* War
N'avy departments, it is in these brancha of the government that
is to be- found ,'i full nr.il satisfying explanation of wl
German ?.-'?urst* will mean. To take the nav> vien a? the mors pertinent,
here is a composit" opinion:
In riem of high naval officers the European war on land has ended
in a I? ' "hat may continue almost indefinitely, that may endure for
month? and even for years, but at lra-t offer*- no ho]
?he adva itagc ? s so far has been with the Germana,
hut there ha?. Ven no decision and th? prospe tof a '????? ?on.
BRITAIN THE \ H rOR ON BEa
Oi the other hand, th? ??-??. -, . ision which
e\*er\ ? r\ month I absolute. This decision
the viel . power. Foi moro than ayes i erman
-hip has sailed. ( g and Brei ? arc paralyz? he Brit
i: All
? ? re fighting Germai th?
a""e ah'.- contii their economic life.
? has evei ? and her m< r ' ' ? Much
'?a? been Bald of thi - bo the British inc su ition,
hut ? petent shipping e that th" loss in revenue to
.-? the paral- - f hi whole n I fleel rrxceed the Bril
lo?-s Lncid? tlon.
This is, ?? ental. Whal is viial la 'hat unless Germany
can alte*- ?'? lion on the water she must ultimatelj 1er on
?? ?? - Ii other words, F ai :e, Russia, II *ht nceivably
: .rate peace wi1 I is ? i I ? ?I release th?
m n* lona? aa Cireat B rita i !
such t?te of all by permitting I
from tl would release to industry a great numbei
\" w, German1; tiaa tried ai past three times to gel ? ?on o"
.- pai] ? ' ? ' ' hal would I tain
She hold; territory, she holdi Russian territory,
?a?- ; ..*-;. ' ?..,...,.,!..
holds most of her :an take the rest when she cho<
ihr? *?T M CALAIS PAIL1 II
? h land Geni . hi bj advi
st and i ?? base for operatii - Had
? i paralysed, as a ?? Bi ? ??
? out imipil on |ui|c<4 T ?,,limiii .?,
HUERTA DYING IN EL PASO
Family ? ailed and Ia?>-.t Barram-Mt
<.i\en?Indict???! io >un .at?ala
!''. . . Jan. 12. Th.
tf V c lerta, once ? i
? ?
I]
At 4 o'clock the final sacrament wa?,
adtni
? I t" hin hedni-:. I
nt has I his fam?
?
Baa Antonio, Jan. 12 <;e-icral Vic?
toriann 1! lerta, hi? iorrr.rr purchasing
?i Ret? ' i. and
? ' I n i*. tO ?ifty by a
. grand jury for eoi
HER ROLLS LIKE LEAD,
BAD COOK IS ARRESTED
Woman and Husband Held as
Kitchen (.tiunterfeiters.
Ord ?tl ? ' ? -. grabbii |
'or Herman Wolf and
??i the
converted their kitchenette
at 414 1
pra ? ? place
Ktil! r. ? ?? '....- ,| ( day at
But I ? 1er!
n d -. ?
'"ill of underdone hilf dollar.-?
act.
? ?
? n ?th i? i ?ifrhhor,
ng tl .- ihi ns i trail ad nume
t hoi
? :?;ht. The neighbor finally
? -i n police
- policeman to the
aemade
i await
? -... ;.r-r
... -
Detective Bureau.
TRAPPED BY SAMARITAN COP
Pallea Ktraagei Had Pocketfal <?f
\\ atchea and I??? els
tatio g the 1
-?-... ol Patrolman John I
ed on 1 ? ?
rning
'
? . ? all."
' .IV
t the pa!
Harli Hoapit Hi
?
* Pet
?? is bulging,
?a and ther jen
... the p ?lite policeman locked
? ?,s a burglar.
Undertaker Dies at Wake
? ?
? ? ..' nai
fourth
Street, . '?' ; i ? - ?
?
In a a ning
room, Mrs l ?'? onnoi Is d) tg of tubei ?
tul. ata.
LONDON RID OF AIR RA?
i?r. \\. II. Vinrent, of Colonial ? Ol
Teilt ?.f Zeppelin !?ef?-nt-.
? pul -???! twelvi
?id? during Di
....
' ,
?
restei
of the
he said
?rate pre? autioni
taken t> goard sj ns!
doctor added, ?rid no?
?
and in. d iuad can be ?
.... |t, lilitary m?
? ... t i ?i .-. practiealy safe from '/.<
a
BRITAIN TO KEEP SEA OR
Nations Maj It? I ". BBtlh ToM
Legal Bloekad? la Oa.
ni cata? < n
Ian. 12. Th?
ihmari id wi
? ?? . \i
n p-fi; ? ?band proc
?
-
no pin
II :;t Ion Of ? !
how, it la safe t
will not be th.
?f the na?. ? account r
promises, <
ed that i act ?
sordini
??
In , th Gei
Great I
opera
? . r ? ? ? .
? .- ?
?
GUNS DETAIN STEAMSHIP
lli?- Uiaeeppe Verdi Held n? l'on I nil
?naameal Qaeatiot I- xttled.
. arrived
?
bedul?
terdaj '..?'. . hund?
?pent 1 . ...- board, Lut !
-... . | ?''ic Pol J.
he al ? clcar
..: , i
:
? 'epart
? i.? ,: ' ? ? [ta \ ' ?
a.--- ' . ' > th? I'aliana
.
goverumi nt.
ALLIES SHZE
CORFU ISLAND
AS SERB BAS!
M list Save He roi
Troops from Starva?
tion, Athen?-; told.
KAISERS VILLA
USED AS HAVEr
(aCttinje Fate Worries Kr
tente /Menaces Advance
from Sal?nica.
.la- 12 ?. Prei el detael
led the I Ire?
Il foi ?I
. '" H lll'lllr'r .'
Foui of ht
kiir..' ? ? ? . aroui
Corfu.
ir, ? eupled the A
owned I?- I Kai?
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expe-- tha
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i pr?parai
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Por Italy the
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LANSING ON THE MEXICAN MURDERS
MESSAGK TO CARRANZA.
Washington, Jan. 12.- -Following is the text of
Secretary Lansing's communication to Consul Silli
man. at Queretaro, for presentation to General Car
ranza:
"On January 10 C. K Watson, chairman of the
Mine and Smelter Operators' Association, of Chi
huahua, and the general manager of the Cosihui
rachic Mining Company, with fifteen ?it his a-*
ates, all representative Americans, while en route
from Chihuahua to their mine at Cosihuirachi-:
were taken off the train forty miles west of Chi?
huahua City by bands operating un?ier the direc
tion ol General Villa, stripped naked and drlib
eiately shot and Willed. Their bodies are bem;,
brought to El Paso.
"It is stated these men were murdered because
they were Americans, and were killed in accord?
ance with the general policy publicly anr.oumed re?
cently by Villa. This atroi ions act occur red within
a lew miles of Chihuahua City, in territory an
nounced t< be in control 'f the Carranza for.es
The Villa bands roaming about in Western Chi?
huahua publicly threaten all Americans with death
and destruction "f their property Following the
o, . ii| at,, n ol Chihuahua by Obies. ?n'a forces, many
Americans returned to Chihuahua to resume opera?
nds, with the COI enl "t the military authorities
of the de facto . ? CI ment.
"Urgently bring the foregoing to the attention
of General Carrai', . ,i I request that he order im?
mediate and efficient pursuit, capture and punish?
ment of the perpetrators ol the dastardly crime
aiiove mentioned Ai ? ? r*- irnmediate
di .pat'b of adequate I to the vari us mining
?i t!ie State Chil
eat to ' ?..ken."
9TATEMENT TO AMERICANS.
Washington. Jan. 12.?Secretary Lansing issued
to-day the following statement:
In October ?he department sent the strongest
kind of instructions to the consuls in the states of
Chihuahua srid Sonora, calling upon them to use
every means in their power to persuade Americans
to leave immediately for United States territory,
and these consuls were instructed to employ spe
i inl ri'ieri to carry this message to Americans
located in isolated sections. A few came out.
Some, regardless of the disturbed eruditions ex?
isting in Mexico, did not heed the warning.
"It was only two or three weeks ago that Villa
detained thirty Americans in the very district in
which the unfortunate Americans now reported
killed met their death. Great alarm was fei?- for
the safety of these thirty Americans. Recently the
Villistas are said to have stated tha? they woul I
kill Americans m Chihuahua territory in order tj
fop e American intervention.
"Within the last week or ten days three emrloye-s
of the Hearst ranch in Chihuahua, near the place
where Americans are now reported slain, were re
ported to have been executed Two of these three
employes made their appearance at Fl Paso some
'lays ago. but the third appears to have been kille 1.
"The department feels that it took every possible
precaution to prevent Americans from exposing
their lives in a region where guerilla warfare is in
progress, it is to be deplored that its advice w*s
nor followed.
"Fvety step will be taken to see that the per] a
trators of this dastardly crime are apprehended and
punished."
VOTES PILE UP
FOR COMPULSIO
labor Won Over on St
ond Reading ?Asquith
Welds < abifiet.
n o ? -
!, Fen. 12. Amid
I ? -.11 f, T-l'ifr-? tl,?. ,-.,
1 ? - ?;.-, ?:
Hie vote,
-.? '1 ??'.-' -. ? r.-,] to
I"!;.- ITous? i
. '?
'
?
?
-.poled
f Liberals, led by s
1
' .
Ii> .??I. ?-?on -n, ?ka lor Hill.
'
Th
by hi
Kitchei
? i ? , ? , ?? -, . r . bed ?
- '
?
Mr. Hen s grta
?
? | er, lu the i
tht wl ' - - able to re
tht ?
try. This ? i garde?
m? uivl aiir'. ; . a lymb
?
W .
V'. I 1 I I
? ! . ?.
?.-?ninth w ?n? Labet Mi man
.I - ;
? i y fa
??i Mr.
? ? r The
Pram ?
tht La
:-e of
?
I
.hihihi .,n i,.m.- : .nun i
Mrs. Alice Barrows Fernande:
is fully ?nfontitfid on ihe merits and 'leiuprits of ilir much
r?xploitf?r. ?Gary PI.in All ?-?fio ire interested in ad
?. ?n.red metho-di for the higher moral, mental .?ml physi
cal development of tl??** ? hii?. will ?ariah to l?earn M
Fernandez! views .is expressed in to-day't tribune
\ masterly treatment of ,? big rabjecl by an expert,
-nul commend-ed to t!i<- -^?own-up childrai ol to day?
th<- parents having at h-earl the welfare of th?* rising g?en
rr,?ti?'!i. ( ^n Pii^r t?
?hc ?Tribune
t ?r*t to l.a*i ? the Truth: V#* I? / dlforials ? \d\ eetlsaaUMttS,
ROOSEVELT BLUFFED
THE ANGRY KAISER
No "Watchful Watting" in \t'n
e/uela Case. Sa\s Poindoxter.
i* . - - . . ?
W'n ran. 12 Senator Po ?
- ? ?-. i up the Pro?
? ?'*.? n rer
'
H i terme
man Kmp? i thr il
. Moi r"" Doe
? ?
? I r.j'.'ic! ".. .e'-'.n I
, Yen?* ? rt to forra pa -'i"nt or"
. ' . . ilt prot?t
?,4- began, Germsnj
irbll rat on an I I i *>n'en?*?l to
d .? Venezuelan p"?-t
Rooaevelt sin
Anabaes
that 1
? ?! ?up ?'arib
r command of A'imirai
. ? en or
"
t si
? ? ?
led thai
?
rd carne fr? fo
; , ? an mi
I ? ??.'"" ' ms BSC
oui! interview Ron???vHt in formed the
rermaay had
.- irding Ita Veaeaaelan
Kofor.*
be al ad unit
:r? *he Am?
-ml unleaa
?' 'hi haispr.
r I to arbi
? .
: : ?
KAISER IS WORSE;
PRINCES CALLED
Sudden Change Brings More
Specialists, London ?Kars.
r? .ich?'il
.
iddenl
?
; been hui
? ?ah? said.
\ itCB 'o
r. learn? I
from ? Adrai brother of
I Bueloar. ex
?
1
B
WILSON AFTER HYPHEN VOTE
Lea ia \ i ?i i it s: bj ?sgacatiag Genaaa?
Vmi-riian fur < linaRo Oltlar.
I
u a |toa. J tor 1
-. with
. ?
the Germa
? -
1 il . \ ? ' 1
?Tribal ? I lay, - Peat
Vork Cil la lia?
?rieriil
an-Amerieana of
as ild bs >? ?
? ? il
Oscar 1
'?
n
?
? it ' it | the President he
ild i ? ?' i asan to (111 the
placo e ' ' amar on the Suprenn
bench. He lUfgeated tio\ernor Dunne.
AMERICAN TELLS
HOW HE ESCAPED
Holmes Fell Into Brush
and Was left for Dead
by Villa Bandits.
Te . -Ian. il. T'.- ? ?
' tf foi irdered west of Snnt*
i Ysabel on Momiav aftemotn by Mexi?
can bandits -?.n?. p'ar-a-t at nineteen Ib?-'?
to ?!.? '? ? .?. authoritetl? ely
General i'?h'? lope-, a Yaqu
tain, elottly a tienei
'? : He, ordered I leaa ?
? - ? ? ? ...
? inle two huriri' ? --"iipr.l
. ?
. ii
\ : - ....'? rom
? .,? h ? ? ...ip trau', of ??'.?nl?? eai ?
I between MO ami l->?00 ?'arran-a
-, had prer"i|e?! the niinirp: ron.
al by aboul I ft?
a ami f.? o car? of tl
tt ha\ i? lo-eii .|t>r
top tl
V
? ai rai ?
? ? ,
? ?
Thomas H Holmes, the i ' ? ?
ti of th?- Massacre,
? re about noon :n a .-'ate tf
eollaptt His atattaatat, a? Riven to the
Btatt Dtpertm?sat tad tht pre
night, foiloteei
? left Chlhuah ia City Mm
K- lanuary 10, at about 11
] t.n tra.n WOB ?.-?.i.", d a? or
ubour ? II Beata, a ,
of Santa
. o'clock that ifttrnoon.
' - the train .va? ?'..nillnp at th??
Santa Yaabel. two arm?- I
? . .? by and rutli id l
train. The Mexican pa-fen-rer-? a' Santa.
told m?? afterward 'hat tha
htd , ? ? ?
- trait
\nolher Train in Froal
It | mesas
itopped in s
th? cal r\ s
-?r/.pt'il by another train, the
truck?? of one of the coal carj
of which waa ??een to be off the track.
rae 1 art knew of a train
rhtrt wat i body to
ni'.-.-.rl ?he train in front.
V hen train W? itopptd '.'???man
or.,I I ??ere Bitting together, as I Evan?
1 looked OUt I ' '
?r?an, Mac H sad I then
Watsoi
getting oil
in.
iftcr alig i vol?
nt on the
f th? el
h hunch of B
B solid 1
il "otinvr dire I at us
ir seven! '
? eoacl cat off mi ?? iew m !
my bandit
? ; ' tf th?
tht Santa 1
i feel
s rear
the trail .
ird t . rivai Wati
a- ng off, ran toward the river.
? and
I I do i "- ' '? a he! ? sr le.
? ,4 hilled then tripped
a ?re -? II
? | i
?brush,
.? . . rea
'rain.
I... I asset Hank t'uii-t.
"I lay ?'
look : ? ... .'.
? ?-. I aaw that th?
>>r,.,? ng at n?e. and, tl rtking th?
? ? ilread) lead, 1 1 - .
< ? n'iii'ii',1 on ?irtaf? la, toluonn >
END OUTRAGES
AT ANY PRICE,
SENATORS CRY
But Wilson Plans No
Change in His
Policy.
DEMAND SENT
TO CARRANZA
Lansing Asks That Ban?
dits Be Punished and
Camps Guarded.
MEXICAN BANDITS
MURDER RANCHMAN
Kl Pasa, Te?a??, Jan. 12 ?Hart
hrarruT. ?on of a r.irrhmari In the
4ruerrer<? distrirt. about M miles
from the ?cene of tho r,-? i-nt ma??a
cre at forelfrni-rs, ha? been Killird
Im banilif?. .wording to word fa>
nia*hf Irom rhe Madero lumber
Casapaaj emplojrsa si Hadern, 4 hi
h un li ira
i' .
Washini 12. There wil,
? toarard Httauto
? . i bH ?'" ' ?? sla ighter ?*f
?Vmn " Il ?' Ivpart
? - : el ???> dajr, A
? put ' sptura and
the 1
Carr a tun?* Um
... . "arlas
Americana in Hi ? entitled
? : Ml.
v tinuanes <*>? the
policy "'' wratchfal sraitinf if sVi
?iui-.ii by observa? here from the??
The me age to < arraasa
-? litted through the \ti" ? I
wt ?
n i ?fi
.... it i- declarad, the
Bdmini ? il baa given publie on
,?1 the tm-l
? ? t ol atrafM on
\ . ins in Mes without ?*n|
chang
Thi
on despite del '
I I
the a Iministra
"i dtirln-f
-reara ssjo.
? ? ppinff, pw
, ? .. .,'.? anal m
Amerkai " ??>? re th? ti rn s applied
? I'? sh, of I .ab". *>? the
U ? ? polte]*.
Mom? fir Inten ?ni mir
Senator Bbermai. Wot iMienn, ft ??
? I '? b:- th( ''-1
lutkt-n
Wmt refern d ..???? I '" ?tM
? , ? The
ant in teas
-, asms ad?en < hairnisui Stone
. . | ..'l.tnitteo.
irad '-"at. if
Carranza i d hfasaalf
era il only
on?' ?thing ? that ia I
i | intern ?.??."
... ? '1 leav?
ing ,i. n in the banda of
Pti i?"" W KM ?
ting to
dav to a ? ... }ie iiiBtlnicuiih
... ?, ? ? v- rteaas an
_. ? | that ??f Amerl
cm?
. .. . .
- ? ? ritonr la a
sovor*' ,- natiori
r.m d. arhal " ?' '?
?
sas the
rieht I iaa 4 ast hai
I
? ?-,, ... ? or, he ho?
onlv the ?'"'' <h"l "*""h
? , ? ? If H
rlttas ats
. ?- "' " lass of lib
. i ? -, SI
Mu?t Nasa ?agllgsacs).
.,. that
rjiaj q. ?reepeosibll
? I thai until more
fca iinpo!??
\,\* (,, ! ?r,table for the
; . ? -., p'.are til?* r(*?ponai
. ,,n ? ..i r h ? ? ' sassssrs
..... I
Il i fol
v. .-r.- ? ? ? ? ?aas
. .?:. |* "? ?14
... (I
j..artr*. t with eff?
the sgaadar ?
? " i-,i-e, a a
- ?a., irum the tacts ^'r^ailir iu