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The Tribun* A.?"n 1
FRIDAY, ?JANUARY 14, J016.
O VF ? ' R" VT ,n N'w v"*h ' 'XT- "*??*-??'?. "-?-?**7 rn?
?'.-il. \ li.1 I snrt ?*??,?*,,.?. r*l4?ea?|,ere Two lent?
Carranza Must Punish Murderers, Says Lansing
MONTENEGRINS
ACCEPT TRUCE
WITH AUSTRIA
London Thinks Them
Already Undertcu
ton Control.
LOVCEN'S FALL
IMPERILS ITALY
Germans Excited and
Af?gry Over Allied
Occupation of Corfu.
atms? .?s M -Agreement Htanse?
Asitr.1 t i i fta tat ao ??
maiies l 'ghr. it re
gsaai si l s last '-? ai th?? little
teas.'.-- ' ' ' ~" /'f' ;' ? r' '
gas,-' ' ' * Atatrlans
f|T( . ... . -.- ?. of taking Cel
I ? ?'?-??-'
? - ' Attriatic
D'.fr-, I h**'1
.. . that the Montan?
r . ,. ?
ITiC'Jf
f 'a- | ?
?i Aas! -Uni fhia is *?i sidered
i-.-r.i- r ?
?SCtiCS J h ?s r MM ' I ?' l\U
SO. thir
the I ' ?ria
?cq-aisi*-** ? ?"hieh is tl ?? -"hi
? front, )y
-r ? - offen?
, , f Cattare, where,
? ?nrouncp, th? ?
... eluding three
and *ror-"
-, .
-
-
caused great con?
fer-, f.
1 ?r
Itss it 1 ? ' '??
?.
to luvt -.n.a, ? her? I
BStivss th? Aus- ,
t..lr. l
I rBe UliSS to Help.
: a Al
.41 |ei ? ntion to
ipire Irora the fate of
Negro
?
"Lov,-. r" our rut?,
r.-.* c-t?d ? ? ?..- Irons
? ?
aacht
mura
? ??? ? ,
u
rnaaael, Baron ?
it? r. H- ? Pi
? ?ding con
? ? the Cal
?< .
S that Brit
nni i bob
'????-,
*SU'-i ? . 1 H'l'i
? ta? sr Aast
? i-.-?- ? ?? - .- i hey
?JN k -. ? ...I 0neaj j,. .
?''"' '* gaining terri
" ? m Moi *? .-.egr?
t,4r ' H' ? .v ol jeeting
'*? ??'?? ' 1912, Aa 11
'?? ?.??? ?. 1 he Tripli Alii- '
f-c*- ' te the
?
Italy's Aid Fall?.
? ? . tie reasons
r
? ? , King
?larter did
,
:i Albania,
linee.
aai rta -va
? <? a
?
? ?
tima cense
? ?? : ranean.
? 11? po
? ie r-.;.' r?
? ? im
. an ?J'.tnina
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?
. ?,, ihoold
Hungary,
?risoi
hi .
. t the ?
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? ? ? rrned si
???in?
^Progre,? on other f(T0Tlt>,V.
"i"'.? Developing.
taaaA '
?
?he at
'?II ??
":<- Turin H". of A'- ' :"'. Bulgarlaa
?? il, h<
? at. they
I army
un** t'Te^ai : lir-H ir, ha
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4 BRITISH FLTERS LOST
ON WESTERN FHONT
l/ondon, Jan. I??.?Four HritUh
oenip.ancia which ?aro sent out
from the Hritish position* on the
4\>ntlnent IWdnesda* h?* e failed
to raturn 4o their banc, at t-ording;
to the offlilal announcement si>en
out N Bright. The statement *.*x?,:
"lour of our aeroplane-? sent out
-esterday have not return??!."
Birlln previously had reported
the hrinsrlnK down of four British
aircraft, three of them a* ??erinan
a*rlatafS in du?*l? in iha* air and the
othar b\ anti-aircraff (Baa.
.._
WIDE ALARM AT
KAISER'S STATE
Crown Prince and Grecian
Queen ?Summoned?
Fever Has Set In.
I.or.don, .Tun. IS.- Rumori o' the
German Frriperor-'s condition have
??KB':' as-umed an alarmi?' tore, bat]
without aathaiitathrs backing
A i:.'T'-o dispatch rspoita that the '
Crown Fritice ha? lieen summoned to
a coi?" ? ? - ' ?CUB? measure? m caa?
'? mperor'a illness i? prolonged.
\ -, ,.?. nip??Mpe. alee from Rome.'
"^ojihiB of G '?"-r? i a?
been ? < ],ed
aide. : : i ror's illneai r? de i
icr'.bed as "sertou-." T> e Queen, th? '
-* .???? ??,.? ? . to depttrt at or.ee for
Bei ?
An Amsterdam d ipstel n'tar1 ? ? ? c
act thai tlie Kmp?r"r
- nail) to res.I the ? ?. I
fr?ta *.r c 'Krone at the ope 7 f th?
Dial I ? ? Emperor repeat !
?? nt Bt. thr? '
? " po'r.ts out. 1
?? Amfterdam dispatch te the E? :
. on pan* aaj - : "The !
Fmperor is Btill ?led Buffering 'rom'
a? set in." Tho
te p'i* t>,e ?oure? ,
of I The only new? di
ie.-t from Herri quote.? the "Tage \
Ote "hoil" from j
which the Kmperor 1? suffering doe?
I out.
Berlin, ,'nn. 13. Biwaarat Wi.iiam is 1
Re no longer ;
tahas hi?-.
usual walks In Pot-dam in plMSBBt
?weather.
The boil on his r.ecV. ha? n? far
that he i? otic? mure wearing \
'?? - ?'? .-?- II. lea?/?? the high collar !
Open to prevent j-rr ?are OB the tender!
\ ? ""'?-ml v ho 1*01. ?? th him .
Wsdneada* ar'd Thi;rf?<!?t\ aaid h<
pirita,
FORDS PEACE BOARD
IS HEADED BY BRYAN
Members Will Sit Permanently
at ine Hague.
I Bag le, ..an. 1?.. The Ford pear*,
expedition h;i? elected the following
' ?n me'r.hers of the permanent
pasee hoard t'? ?it In Kurope indefni'e
lj arlth 'he purpose of using all efforts
to settle the war: William Jennings
Henry Ford, Mis? Jan* AildBma, '
the Rev. Charlea F. Aked and Mrs.
Pele, of Philadelphia. Five i
other Americans will Le chosen to
?? a** slt4 n atea.
The board will be componed of an
equal number of members from the :
v:?:. .us r.outrai countriai i.imI irill re-1
main in I I 1 ' -, ?iholm with
the tlnarcial bacKir.,.- of Mr. lord. Fuch
v 1 1 er will r? aalanr, and the
entire expenses of the hoar?, prolml?!'
will amour,t to |.',"ni yearly, Dr,
Aked announced that ho would offer '.
li.s reaigaal 01 to hi? San Francisco I
Lively ri:?cijs?;oiis among the mem?
bers of the expedition over the methods
of choosing era '.: the pernaa
the elect 11 After
?. ?:. and offei ed,
Choie? Ol Mr l-.ir.J, it? adoption
!? . nrg? u beeauae Mr, Ford waa the
...1 backer of the party, .lohn I>
f San 1 rai 1 laeo, branded the
??a? .< con 1 ' ;?' ;? to railroad the
. . thout reference to the mom
said M ??? auld be con idered
_ fan ? ? th? it: ted Statea
LEFT PRETTY* FLIMSY CLEW
But Accountant May be Traced by
l.ace Trimmed (.arment.
Pinkerton detective? who ara trying
to locate Geargs K. C. Houghtoa la the
Interest of ?orco of hi? creditors ob
r an Importanl clew yesterday. It
wu? h I IS 1 laes trimming?. The
..,- and ?eputv Sheriff Thomaa
i VYlatei sj-o faaad u ?non
Houfhtoa'a affects at the Gregorisn
Hotel, were certain 'hut the 'hin_ ?a?
r arara by th? ssisaiag man.
Anioi.tr the srtielea round in Hough
ton's ro.nr. were photograph? 1 :'
, . retire bellere thai 11
finals of th?? phu
? ill have the owner of
..rid thus be hhle to tract*
.
HOU| an expert accountant.
? a I lfth Avenue tailoi
who made clothe? foi b ?, obtained a
judgment f?'r $226. When Deputj
Sheriff Wiaters weal to Bougfatons
a feai d a?rerai suits
1 lira ?it hn-e and
. arings. Bui Houfht?n left
the ?.m clew, an?i that a pretty
?
She s Mi*? ? Well. She's Mm-ried.
lie ? .! . ' l.inuarv
"
, iru dowakitxk.
Bernstorff Is Now Pilot
of Wilson's Diplomacy
M?a Move Gin Make or Break President?And He
Plans to Steer Straight for Crisis to
F.strange Britain.
By FRANK H. SIMONDS.
'it. Tt't-aup:? m. T?i? t-i,u'.i
Washington, ?Inn. 13. Garrean diplomacy believes that It in about
to repeat. In Washington flip successes It achieved both at Constantinople
and at ."??ofia. It is th?? new of those who are dose to Count von Hernst/.rfT
and it is equnlly the viem of many who arc clos? to American official life
that German diplomacy I? now on the point of embroiling the l.'nited
Mates with Groat Britein ?nil Great Britain's allie??.
When Count von Bernstorff has presented the Wilson sdministratlon
with the victory which is incident to a German disavowal, in some satis?
factory terms, of the I.usitrmia. and when German compliance with the
rules r." international las? in the submarine matter is equally -ntisfartorily
promised, it is expecte?! on all sides that the administration will be
? ommitted to begin at oiKe an att-a'-k upon me British blockade.
S?h f? result will represen? n final triumph for th? patient per
haronee of the (tem?an Ambassador. His position in the months since
the war began has been pr??ttv gen??rally mi-understood. He has he-en
portrayed as the bitter enemy and as the kind friend of America, pr?ciser?
as the turn of affairs at the moment seamed to justify. The fact, of
course, has been that at all times lie has been the (.enr?an Amha??sador
lind that he has nt ai! times bet-n serving German ends.
SAW I SK FOI T'MTKn 8TATKS.
Karly in the war Count von Hernstorff conceived that it would be
wiser to use than to antagonize the I'nitel State?. At ail times he has
Used his influence again ??t the von Tirpitr. programme and the "terrible
t.ess" that murdered rxeqtrals a? well as belligerent non-combatant--.
This h,-ir- been represent???! ?as due to a friendship for America. Possibly
that friendship may exist, bul the mam m??ti\-e \?.?-- ih? belief that too
nibmnrine policy c?>uld not s,i<-cood and that it would lose b? Germany ?be
?idvaritnge th.it might otherwise r.- derived from American policies and1
i.? liticians.
Precisely as long a?? t're submarine policy seemed ?,, f.-? linking pts.g
ItSS the Gorman govcrnnittr paid small heed to Herr.-toriT'- argument-;
und appeals. It believed thai II COuld contpier the Rritish blor-kade directly,
nnd it was impatient of all suggestion or criticism. 'I he result Wu?. ,,..
Count von RernstorfT had foreseen, that the relations between the 1'nited j
State?* and Germany grew worse and w..r;-e. until the possibility of war
had to be considered. Had the submarine operation continued to give
promising result?-, there, is no question that Gagman*} would have eon- !
tmued to give no hearing to T.ern-tnrtT.
'1 be faillira of the submarine war. however, gnvo In Mertistorff. and to
those who bold his view in (H-miany. tflS first chance to obtain a real trial .
for their own policy. The German Ambassador recognized clearly that the '
Wilson administration had got itself into ? situation when it had to ha-e
at least a pap'-r ?indication of the principles for whi?-h it hH?l been c..n
font Inn?-?! f." I????* ?*"? ?-"Inmn 4
JOSEPH JOHNSOl
JERSEY RESIDE
But He Answers Quei
with Curses, and Photr
rapher Is Shot At.
?"There doe? Joseph John.o'i. rx
I'.immiaaioncr anH Chsrlel F. Murr
putative candidate for Po tn * tei
New York City, r?,r le
in pound Break, V J.. the r??id
atiswered ?he qaeatlen by Baying
live? there. And he ha? a very pr
hit of grour.d with a verv Tine h.
on it tn tha Boroueh of Middle
Just Ber?-??s the Hound Brook 1
where a little ?hooting of which rr
leter took place Wedneacay nom
There also live Mr?. Johnaon und
two daughters, according to Boi
Brook residents.
When Johnson was aaked where
lived he said he would not tell
satisfy anv one's curiosity Al?o
dd -ome tall swenrinc
I' rhaps the hackers of the can
data fur rostma -ter M o virar.'s pi
will ba Interested t?, know that
ti ree year? he bas V?een on the 1
r of the l'.orough of Middlsa
.-M-- ai New ,lors4"V, and that he r
pin! taxev to Tax follector Nelson
(?lie? en the propertv winch his nei(
bars Is Bound Brook cai! ,lohr:??i
home.
Also that last. September I b* ?rl
a?ked Williaa? love, principal of t
l'.eree Publie School, of Ka*-t Hour
Brook, for a complete aet of BChe
bookSi *o that her two children cou
be educated at home by a prlva'e tat
with books purcha?,^(l by the taspays
of ?he State of New .lersev.
4 ?.interning Mr?. Johnson'? reque
for a set of books for use at home,
C. ('roiue, a member ot' the Board <
Education of th" Borough of Middb
... : . ? '??! 'la\ :
?'Mr? Johnson wrote nskinir for t?
t -. la?* September, w ?? took the r?
quest up at the rsoeting ol the boai
en rl y in Hctobei and uriar.imou?!
\ Oted not to grant the request, a? D4 11
-t public policy, I and othe
members of the board felt that th
public school* of ti, ? towa wen .
enough for anybody'? children. In
eluding the daughtera of the es Fin
| . i--loner ot N>" *? i>r,. ? |
' - JohnaOBB are aMe to t r.^-h^e ?
private tutor for their ehildrea the?
ought t?j be able to buj Iherr owi
I.I ."
"R. Smith, Reporter."
Y.\ idertly that :.? what the JaBBSOBI
hi.ve done, for iney eagagod Mis?
Dorothy Grauert, of Boochwood Ave
nu?*, Boum! Brook, ;? neighbor, te ?
th. n litUe girl , ? ho are
arid tweh? yean old
I I ?? Neu ?'? dir .
? torj Johnaoi iiami rhe
I iiiiliiiu? ?l ..o paap I, t 'ii.inn .
MARRY TO DAY?ITS FREF.
Ten Ont Fee Wiped Ont h\ Hard
Killing.
"i ? -tprday it wtnild have cost von te
cents to gfi married. To day you ca
secura th?? ceremony for nothint
When '? tl marriage rh?.t>el ?n th
Municipal Boildii g I Ity (1er* Scull
will tie the knot.
The ?ity Father.? decided to r?mo\
p-.-. n '.he Bmallea! ebataela to th>- hup
pne?? of young hearts. So Corporatioi
' ? lei Hardy hHiid?-.l down an opin
ion yesterday thai it irai no lonirjc
necessary to p.ar?- n ten c-ut Interna
revenas Stamp on e?ch certitirate. Th.
Internal Retrenu? ? olleetor grneiouM.'
arquie?ced.
MYSTERIOUS FAKER
BUYS MIDVALE STEEL
'Phone Orders, with Promise ot
Check. Pu-vle Wall ?Street.
Hh4i the Wolf of Wall Street a dou
Me, or has 'ne started to repeat hn
impersonations of prominent indivtd
uals over th?? t?.lephor,e'.' Tins ?Brat
th?> ques-ion a?ked m brokcran? officef
vesterday when a ?.varntne was issued
by Biahop'? Service, of ?*h Hi "ad Street
ayalnat tn? acceptance of erden to buy
Midvala Steel unl'-^s ?he Identity of th?
I . ; ?rai clearlj ihoam.
Soin? onr Investigation fa-led to re
real ?*hc he wm? kepi the m res h'i?y
during rhn da-, giving order- to buy
Midvala a*, the market To each rinn
Vc faVS -t different name, hut iri eiu-ii
en-" BSSd at. ad.iresn ifl Weal BeVOBt)
second Snetft. Piral ha ??aid hi
1 I Mailers another time he was. How?
ard Pierson, while other ??piers came
In from ?'. w. Harri?. At tha addresses
gi\ on. 4'j and M West Seventy-eeeond
Siree?, it was sta?e?l that p?i-?.n? -?\ i t h
theee names did not live the?-*
The mysterious one. whet Selling
?:...q the name of ?em? nroniinei.r
i ?i 101 *? h reference, with ti.r added
ii. ormation that he ems far-warding a
check r?.r ths amorii.? tier-e sor-, to
ciirv v,:-i Stock. In one InStSBCS th?
amount ??pecified was I'i.O.io. A few
Stock Exchange firms who executed
it.me of t!.?. orders were letffled to
cancel them. Midvaie failed to respond
to the Betll ion? order? and ?bowed a
? r tha ?lav.
STOP TRIFLING,
SMITE MEXICO;
LR.TOWILSON
Let Wood with Army
Avenge Slaughter.
Colonel Urges.
FOREIGN POLICY
CALLED VOTE BID
Warns That President Is
Duped in America
and Europe.
Colonel Roone'.e!? *"re?i a breads -
last nlafVit at the WllsOS polii
Mexico, particular; via I of the lat?
est Bsaasacrs o? American citizen? In
ChihushuS The I oiorel also ?censed
Fresidcnt Wilson of playing |i?.l ; ?
hi? latest dealings with Germany and
Austria in repart! to BUblMI ? BCl
tiea.
"There i? a huii'lre.l 'imm the
lioatlon for interfering in Men '
there ?a? for interfering it
? i - ? | ' w ?? ? h ' ? u I ' I h ?- ' th 1
r.'f-i.'lar arm\. for thil ?til
work i? no? the 'tor*, for rolui I
The mai to do the |o't> ?s t.eneral
Pi :. the mnn who did the i??h
fine ?nape in < uba
The ?tatemept a.? Inaued bj
r el f.* I";, ?ter Hay folliw?.
"Thi? dreadful mi'rair? la BBOrolj k"
nhle outcorrie of he policies thar
have been followed In Mexico for tn"
lust five year? nn?l abo-e all the 1h-'
t'iree year? The poliev of watchful
waiting, the policy of not Interfering
\? th 'bloo,| ?pilling.' the poli,-', of ??k
I the South ami ?entrai American
republic? to take from u? the re*tponsi
lullt) tiiat we were ?oo timid to ta?te
las borne its legitimi?te fruit?.
Wilson Hoped h? Mexicans
'I- the past th? ('erranaiataa. wkos*
Prealdenl W"i|?on ha? recouru i r.. ?i ??
forming; the government of Maiieo,
hi 41, done to our peop.e just exactly
at.ch thing? as th"?*? Villistaa have
i.r ? e
"It I? r?u> ? year ?ince ['resident W'tl
aon sent Genera! Scott dosrs '
border to make a treat? with Villa.
who ha?i then already eommittod out
rr.goa of this kind and Outras**? rot
only again?' men b'it against women.
"Presidenl Wilaoa In1 permitted
UlOSS different bandit faction, to ge'
from ii?. or with our permis.ion, the
SI with which they have I
A'.'r.-np private citizens, America",
Boldiera, the hu-hands an.i fit'hors of
American women whom the} have out
rni,'?'l. There la ? hundred tiaaee ?he
flcation for interfering in Mexico
thai there >' as fi^r interfering in < uba.
"We ahouid have interfered ;, car?
ago. We should a?"t through the reg
ulur army, for this kind of police work
Is not the work for volunteers. We
should act with the Fame efficiency and
the lime disinterestedness we showed
In Cuba, and the man to do the job Is
General Wood, the man who did the
Job In auch tine ghape in f'uL.i
"But In noting the effect of watch
ful waiting in Mexico, do ..ot forget
the effect in the world war of our pol
Icy of being too proud to fight. The
dSpatches from W'a-hing'on in!:ca"e
that the presrure of me English fleet
baa caused Gonaaay ;? d lasl i *o be
liare i' i'i?.".:e *o carry an fir' her their
submarine warfare ugtin?-* helplei
paaaenger ?hips. The di patches indi?
cate that, having thus been forced by
I it: h r?' y to absi I prac
tice of the wholeaale murder of non
combataat men, aromen aim children on
i ?? high ."a?, the;. '? toad to make be
lleva to ahand'.n It a' President Wil*
??o'.'? r?*ejueat with, a? a bargain in re?
turn, renew r i preesure by Pros leal
W . .n uj.on (?rent Hrrtalr
Shows Iteign of Outrage
"Some of the professional German
American leader? have BBBOUBCed If
this were dOBS Bad 'he bargaii. earned
out President WlleOn would gam the
entire German-American vote. As a
mattet of fact, eleven montha have
gone by since President Wilson noti
4 ofitlnoetl on pa ;?? ?. rulumii fi
Small Hope for Peace
How the Allies will light Mid Wat by turns, how
a new Western offensive is planned by Russia, how
the conflict is to be waged anew over th?' "?cents ?>i
old struggles, Eventually the might of men in large
numbers must overcome the advantage of position.
Yet the end of the Strife is still far ??If, writes
Frank 11. Simonas.
Author of "Th>' tin at War,"
in his weekly article appearing in next Sunday's
Tribune. It is a comprehensive, analytical review >>i
existing conditions. Veil should read it?for enjoy?
ment and enlightenment. Tell your newsdealer to
reserve your copy.
(Stye ISmn?my ?r?lmttr
/ Irai ttt I a.*.t?the Truth: Nr?? ???/ ditorial> ? Advertisement*.
ESCAPED TO TELL OF MEXICAN OUTRAGE.
Tlv.nias B. HolmtSS ?res the only American BUT T? Vor. He is a gradu
ate of the Massachuaetta Institut?? of Technology an?! a s?.n of Judge L,
W. Holme . of Keene, N. II.
H?ERTA'S CAREE
ENDED BY DEA?
Onetime dictator of Me
ko Passes Away in
El Paso Home.
H ....... M .- - 1 ' M
I-' l'ano. Tpxat. Jan 1 G?MH
Victoriano Flnert?, dietate? ? t Men
after tha murder of Pi Mad?
i ?"??'-?.?> '
t.. ? |
\ '.i,..:r: before hi? d? I
-? :i? -.? ? |Q Sel ' rn l*lt-nn i ' '
.?: ighter, in Nee Y.-.rk, tfcat
could no! live through t!-,e nijrht.
., ral Huerta d '
the '.?? r. He iras soi
Immediate family when th? end cai
Funeral arrangement? are to hi mi
to morn.?. [t ia belie? ed ..i
l ? .-?, i ir ??? arrang? foi ? if a burial
Ifenice
"I am p'ire Indian," ".a? Victoria
Huerta'i 1" as! In thai
lib? Benito Juares an?l Porfirio H'
and nianv 4. t h e> r men who | iv? : 1 -.
? ... r. i:. Mexican historj. Unli
Juares and Ria?, however iv cam??
a wealthy '.r.,1 ?riatocratic fa
Instead ? ling hi? es .?, life hi
p.??.ti ht- u .. ? "i ? *,. 'ri.' National Ml
taiv School at Chapultepec sad a
edur?ared tor official rnr-k in the mi
tary service. He wa? born on Iiecei
bar 23, 1864, and consequents w
twenty.flvi years old when, in 181
after a 1 ' course, h? was era
uated and easigned to active nervier
a coa?t regiment.
There for B dozen year?? hi? care
was untnp.rke.l by the world, or BVI
bv his own country, bemtt riven lo t>
to'itir..' duties of a tost commanda
1 rtlj en .:? 1 - and part
interior.
Hat ? -ceded la D?tenlas Mr ?jf.-irnts.
In tha latter i''?r: of that peiio.
bowe? er, 1
i.fi. he 1 ? on by h'
1 ???.??!_-?. .n ?ui pr? 1 liag l>ri|
... Hi ? ice? that dire?
tien . ? of Pre?
dent Dia i?rv?
.,. : . ? . . 189
he wa? ? ? .-. Dla
bad 11 read ited hi
rt cor.i ind be was
teco
rview Dias told
?c? h? w?
to All ?'ai Department, th.
intimatioi h? vas ?mu? in
ri ted ? ? ? , t of his owi
capacity, and thai ? ta?ara of pl?c
would ?i- en 1 upon hi ability t., -'ma?.
a
Hi leienl t tste
moved Huerta to ash foi ..:. appoint
menr .1 . ? graphical o1
wa
granted I 1
accordingly, wer? devot? I to v.r'.e1.
?
1 m il
: ?"roi.,
em! to end ? i i.'.aina
... it UI
of the land, until ii cam? *o be ?aid
Bol ,? rock 01
a tre> ? 1 he ?a? no* on rn.
it
probable l it be aequ red a more per
?
leo I - tune.
Be mad? s? of map ?
and prepared a er
valuiihlf- report?.
All thi? great ?
Dia ind the Prei ,-. ; m a
?? ?
-ome of th? or'ant wor.
af tl rlo?
. .i-.- of 1 tratios In
return ll?f*-tH wai ?. !">ai ?nd devoted
ter of Dia
I to 1
.
i.. er M t?d
it?
< "iillnuril on peg? I, . BBBSSa -
VILLISTA CHIEFS
CAUGHT AND SHOT
Almeida and Rodriguez
Captured?Martial Law
, in Fil Paso.
RI Pa-?o. Tex.. .Inn. 13 The capture
! of ?lenerri1 load RodrigVOS, one of the
nio<?t prominent ?-'? '-he Villa ?re-rerai?,
by a party of 12i Americana and <~ar
raiiza soldier? near Madera vas con
Armed to r- .??ht by rhe Mexican onaul
ate here. The Ani.'ncans ar.?i t arran-a
s. > i i -,. - r ?. ?-?re commanded by Maximiane
ilarnuez.
The ? i sBBoaacad *hat all
Ho'lriguex'g ban?i had been it m r
:".?-. ?., .?? 'lindera
also contained a request tor reinforce
men i - ?'.?! Marejue i and his men.
Genera! Almei r,i al*o was among the
Rodriguen band and hud been executed,
according td thess sdvicea, Rodi ?
aloe Has been ordered executed by Gen?
eral Gavii?ai commanding the i ;irran-a
garrison b< Jupres, the eoBsulat?
nounce.l.
i.m.. ? had connected Rodrl
guei with - ? ? ES-S? . -re.
out ? ; . . ? the
'?., i from which the ill fated f'ireign
er? '.ver.. raK.-i .!.-,- arad the attacking
party h-id booi i ommi i- I ? ..
?toyaa and i'olonels Lopes an?*l H-ltran.
Report l ?rrrni/a Defeat.
A me"?rtii';er ?aid to have ?rr ? ?
disgurse at the home of (?eneral Tie
toriano Huerta brought news of a de?
feat of S,M0 t arranza troops >>?-? :
day near l-.scalon by a Villa force un?
der Geaersl Wenjumin Aryuniedo, one
of Zapata's chitftatBS. The bjOQC men
under Argumedo are ?aid to ha. e bei'n
il 0?*__?*a b; General? B!anquet,
I ragon ar i Agullar, formerly of
L. ?*: ,r. Huei ta'? army.
Negotiationa ?ere begui to-night
w'th the do faC" . ei * of Mex?
ico to obtain ap?ela train? with which
tu bring American! ?till remaining m
'-he bandit ?? ,
. n Mexico to the Inti raatioi i
Military eucorts adequate to inaurs the
??:?? ,.i the igoea a were
-? ., leated.
I ifRciala of mining eompa ?4'
l?g ?? at tl
? i stattta Department o:
State, ordered their 1
Chihuahua : nd Durai . ira t?>
the L'aited 8l .-?
The ? of thtv? I
la adherenl
? : Arm ad bj ad* Ico? r<. ????
H eatern I ??? (huahua. ! I ?at
atate.l thai George V. Pat ?on- wa? slaiB
pee ting near the Babi coi ?
[I .?a- ..? thie rar.ci.
P? tor Keane ?ai killed several ' -
11 i\ eau * ? loath arai conl 1 n
'b diapa - - Bart Kramer wa?
ited :n the 1. 1 ?
nir again ? the
lexican? il
:
\rre>t v ilia Lcadera.
? and bitter feeling ..
? murder? ?
? ? .? ? -? ividi ? ? .. .-.
i bong mis I ?? here.
M iguel '. ' 11 er Minii
..' y Hr.- gn ?ffi : , the A
11.1 Genere I V Ma'?
agrani ? si
lowed by au ai.:
\> |i Gn ? b, chief
'everj Ville - -? I r 1 raao will be
run ou-. >.:
A ?,|ua.. about . v
thi : ?- before o'clock
... thor
4 t?te
1'. ? - k little
I they I ' eleaaed
- ? ..
?
?
?r M
i'.d Jailing ?
x rnts eonl
? amatamad am puce -? rataaaa 1
I.K4.\I 111 IK ?I'KIM. 44 \l I II
t all ?lai - . ;
AVOID MEXICAN
DANGER ZONES,
WILSON WARNS
.Arredondo Pledges
Punishment of
Bandits.
INTERVENE NOW.
TEXAN DEMANDS
Lansing. Awaiting Facts.
Says Punishment Must
Be Proved.
Washington, Jar. If. F!i?eo Ar
redondo. Amha-.-ia.ioi- Designat.? o'
?he de facto i?"verr,nient of ?faite,
railed it the Stete Peparment to
tiny and personally as?, ire.; .-.?ere
totry Lansing tha' ?ar^anra troop.
ha.i : ?sen diepntehed t?1 Weeton Ck
huahua with orders ^ l II "t- cap
ture all the ??and^- iv?rrerre.i in th?
slaying <<{ \n?or|can ?*:ti?*??,., H<
Said that r-vry t arran,? soldier ??
northern Mexico wt.iild he presne.i
into service, jf necessary, to arhi?> ?
thin purpose.
Capture of (?erical Josh Kodr;
guex, General Almeida and sever? fa
other Villa chieftain? fey Carmi i v
forces near Madera waa announceu
to-night in dispatches from El Pas?
f-o the Ktat? TVjtartment and the
.Mexican Embassy. Almeida wa?
shot immediately, the message t
the Embassy said, and ?ranimnry ex?
ecution of Rodriguez had been or?
dered by General ?Ravira, command
ing the garrison at Juare?.
In a statement later Mr. Arre?
dondo declared that the men who
rheir lives had attempted to
rt?a?*h their place of business r.efnre
complete control of the r?gion ha?!
been accomplished by the Carranza
force?. He -aid that they had been
given permission at their own re?
quest to pass through the Carranra
lines, although the Americans had
been warned t<> keep out of territory
In which guerilla warfare was fn
pr'.gress.
I ansinn See? W?BatB.
Mr Arredondo went to the State
Department at the close of a day de
vote?! largely in <.tfl?-ial cir?-l? ? here
to the Mexuan situation. President
W ilson conforre?! with hecretary
i.ansini?: and discussel the ?ubjer'
with ?aller-;. He is undet-nf.w-id t.?
bave told ?mm? of the latter that th?
Chihuahua mine employes ha?! been
specifically warned not to go into
Mexico.
Puring ?he Hay Secretary L*n?tTt?
made it clear that th? T'nrted St?t-??
would ?ipcct from the d? facto gos?
ernmont evideno? that th? t-urderor?
had heen pualshod and that If prop??
?t. p? were not taken an leCUS might
art?? between tht? United States ?nd
the ' arranta admlnlatration. Tht?
statement iAat cm . .-i ir-cant of
?'-.> :---.<.rniination of ?he "? ted Stat-??
tr. ??nfiirce protection of Its citizen? in
Mexico. The Secretary aided ?nether
.- ??? American m MsntaS to
lUtrieta "wlieea theta Is re??olu
tior.ury trouble."
a? te the respeesihllity of 'he Cnr
rar.za government for the murder?, 8?e
retary I.?imir.tr declared no'nlng would
be determined uritii all the fact? SM
r.r hand. These, it was agreed during
the conf?rent".- with '.lie President,
should he Ka'hered from ev-jry r?"liahio
source.
l'odr.? in Bad hi? fo?-wer? war?
taken yeateniay bf Maximo Marqu??. ?
former Villa officer, ^ho ?turren da rod
e Chihuahua ?rir.i As Madera
l? more than a 1. .:. IfOd r- ,r? ?orth of
C osrhuirachio. ?!.??? the Amanear?
?re I led I-le-iday, it, is b??l.ev?d h?r?
i they bardlj could have heen ?sor.
icra.
. r.ba-??-r dispatch fo''
.... Geaeral laai KuJrigu??, Qsn
V ? ! i ar. i .???.er,?l oth?r Villa
? eaptarsd -.es'erday by
Maximo Mar-iue*. command.ng th? fur
'.ladera. Alm?!da
..?..-diateiy. Ko.jrigue? U a
prisoner, but (?ei eral ?.aura, ta
?':e Conatlttrronaliit foreo?
at Jonrox, ha? ord?r?d hi? ?jrcrnary ?*
e.-ur ion."
Would Send Tro?>p?.
Is Congress ?Kam to-d?v Intima? in
il the latest outrag? ? ?n
Amer., u ? M.'X.fo was rerlatrrtod
,- r i e.v... Demo rat, atso4neti a
i ,-ion to ?.utl.or./e th? send'ng of
? -, Btetoa Into
hsserleaa sstsMH
, property He as?.?d that M
? -houi action 'or th? pr-sa?nt,
uni this ?as dun? without debate?
KryreienteUve fclaydea, at fana*