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Ve?''
GUARANTFE
Monfv Hac*
II Von Want ?'
Nrntykttili
Hxibwxt
WEATHER
Fair and cold?*; t?' day and to?
morrow: mod?rale north
west to mirth wind-.
First to Last ?the Truth: News-Editorials-Advertisements
Voi
IA\N . ? ? .No. 25,318.
'?np.rlilit |-?1?R -
lh? Tribun. \?. n
SAT1 RDAY. MARCH 11. 1910.
1 t .y | . V I . S I %nrt Il,.|..,l.rn |l.?a.li,?? r??. On?,.
"Villa Dead or Alive," Wilson's Order to Army;
Troops Mass on Border; Ready for Dash To-Day
GERMANS WIN
UNE IN WOOD
WEST OF MEUSE
Pan:*. Admits Recapt?
ure oi Bois tics Cor?
beaux in Battle.
TROOPS HURLED
IN VAIN CHARGE
French RPpulsc Two As
saults un Douaumon.
.nul Vaux.
Viol?
raanasss "the
fron*. . iriii)*;
'? e ..-.' '. ': ' ? ? **X?*er*t on,
rar ii - that all have been
?
'
ant admits 1 .. have
?
'. i
al Vaux,
!':-.- . ?? .attacks ?r< re repu
ferlin, o nd. aa?je**ta
riilf-e
? were captured
and that ii the Wo vre the German'
?rarard
imloup. 'i
Vaux ? claim to
.. alilioiij?li they ach* t 1 i
e fort 1 ench.
A
r* .. - rands the
Qen
v ?'? ? l ?Berlin wai
of Yaiu It ai
attack had evei
fort. It a
? ? ? Germs
?
? ? . ?
I
i.erman? Gf*BB Hevperale.
In?-- .-.? on of ?M a\
-, . Paris 1 ifht Held
i.cfore
if the
fortr
||
?
-
th?
??,-.
- '
I
which
. . .
-? ? ' ?'s rani
d the
-
-.
? '
?dt ?nein i
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? i
- liai
Vaei Aaseahs i eatlj,
I
-
-
- .- .
soi lated eeel
aeril
'
?
r stout 1 Ve .. tori ? ?"?'
re 1
- ? . ? ai
? ' ? . . sg
?-. ?
M
.
??elf
i
ink t)1 .-?,..
'??-.. Wood
.
, . . '
?? . ....
;? ? '
? ea Baa.i,,...? i
Le Grand C. GriswoU
Killed by .\ccidcn
Col. Sage's Chauffeur Hei
Gun ?n l'ut al S hoot i ti?i
A ken, S. ? March 10. Le Gi
?,- rwold, Sow "loria broker and clul
man, wm? snot and killed here th
rnooi b] tire accidental dischari
?>: his gun m the conclusion of a day
? ?.>?. The gr-n wai in the hand?. ?
?? nior.p! ii. \v. Sage's chauffeur whei
?I a?. Mr. l.riswold was climbing int
his machine, the entire load of IM Mr?,
ol was discharged into his side.
G? ?old ws i.houf to return t
M and Mre, 1 domas Hitel
cock, Misa Helen Hitehcock, Mr. an
Oakleig i home, ?oionel an?l Mr
- II Hitchcock, of th
\ ken winter colony, when the senden
occurred i oionel Sage lifted Mr. Gril
to ? niachine and drove rap
\ ken, where he wai treated l
the home of Dr. E. S, < ross. Althougl
'? ? minutes had been consume?
IS drive, Mr. Lriswold was dead be
C could be remove.!.
Mr. Griswold WBS married.
?f th? ' 'nion League i ? ib an?
. . lated from Princeton in l*KK
His home ?f?- r* '?'. ei ! ?rty-eightl
Street Hs was a member o:' the t.rn
of Pol ?' ' - - ? ? r offll - Bt II
Broad Street.
WOMAN WINS BATTLE
OVER ICE AND DISEASE
Crosse?? Perilous Noes to I ind
Physician Snowbound.
port, Long Island. March 10
Delayed by flot.' I g ( old? m Gar?
ner'i Bay, Mre. George Dickereon,
lolai luffering from an
. of eppendlcitis, despaired
? ?da) r"" s ? Ime of >??.. g thii
.
chance
on operation. The Y.* loi
: Hospital, ?'? ross the i s; . wai
?
ith? et ' bought
than rhe pel lelej Dr.
*? '. . anl was called bj le (
- m Manhattan and asked to
Mre, I' ekin on al the hose
. which shoulii have con
? than an hour, leemed
less l ent, f?? her sufferings
- -? Huge cakes of ice edded to
n- -j.n? t>eing car
oyster ?teamer
I li When the captain
? at ;? voman patient was
aboard he gave orders to steam -ahead
rhe oyater t-teamer
king S lane
r boat ?followed.
When Mr* Dickerson errived here
was
iras ?BO? bound in a
II? did nol arrive
(t? in the evening, bnd the oper?
Inight
. r the hospital toda*'
? ?? i. ekerson would r? eo? ei
REPORTS RUMANIA
READY TO ENTER WAR
"Cologne (ia/ette" Hears Army
Is Mobilized to Aid Allies.
I la-." 1 ? ? TIB
Ion, March 10. A Gel eva d I?
- i ? ? ? . Ezpn is' quotes
etto" h? de.-laring 'hat
ihr I: arm;., numbering from
? i morl
ne guns and 1 B.000
mpletely mol
. - onger an* doubl I ?
eclan I hat Rumania is
? . war on I is Ide of
es, and the more is Iraminei
TO GIVE CITY
P.S.C.'SWOF
Thompson Urges Tli
It Direct All Tran
sit Construction.
FORGERY HINTLU
IN BONUS CASI
Whitney Admits I. R.
"Put One Over" When
Gave Shouts $125.000.
I . ? ? x ? two ?reel
ttee will ibi top
liminar\ ieporl to the Lei
ommending thai I
r of transit ?'. tie? be lal
rem tl
. ithoriti
.. , neorpoi
i? submitted a' the ?am? I
? ? \ ; .
ng to ? tereal
matters in thi?: rit-. ?.r?. in? ted will
held Friday in th? ? ? ? fh?
nor. i
: mnounced
co m m i 11 n t en 1
? ?? .
tha? h? hop?
would att'nu the nul?' i
If lie fiiil he would beer
. . ? :.., ? . ,1
'? ?M b>? filed
t later than Thui
?aid Sei unir Thompio
"ha? been i-ntrs-'c?! in I ra
-on?^ time, all thi? work, ?lor
with i hi ? men? ?
supervision of the I Coi
.. : . : ed .' ? ' ? G
"rnnr ?nil ?r ?
, ontrol. ' i - tuai oi ? r'r ei1
spending si
ro voice in the super? .I I ic wor
is i pent " -; ? conditio
thai ii wrong ? theoi en?
?
The Senator
methods th? com? .
sideral o foi slteHna tl
One . lo giy e com? I rol I
?'? ? ?Board of Esti ;??? This, he ei
ed, ? "-..'I practically r?
Ins. ever ?. oter a ole?
... of the transit wort
Whitnrx Tetlifie?.
nd riai ws? te .: t '
Pr?
. ? rhis. he said, v ? e? ?
- outlyii :
Queens, 1 - Bi
reeive s
.x third plan ?bi to ei st? ?
consisting of ? repr?sentai * from
each boroufhi 'n he nppoin'fi -
Miyi the ?Beard bI A I?
or the Beard of Estimate
ulra. he adrled. xaa? no' yel Work
and v,i? merelj a ;gr.' ?' sn.
Answering th?- only srsrumi ? I
hail been ail? ?need sffalnsl I he e
plated ehsn**e " ' ia l>:..i I ?1
-, or . ? erossii ?r ? Btream"
Thompson remarked that the i
rr ? Comm ???? pel oi ? ' had
, hans*ed and thai a harm liad
? ed.
eommitte? eft th?
ind estei i
? nnhnii??! mi pi??' 4. itilnmn .'I
THE PEACE SHIP OF THE WORLD
(To Morjorie.)
Bj < antain Jack Crawford.
?? enthuaiestic meeting at the Hippodrom Mai
Oh, <iO'l of Lincoln, War-hinf-ton,
('f Jackoon, -.rant and Lee,
I ron ?above thii **ift. of
1-or the -*oo?l .ship Marjone;
l.ct th" fliil.lrrri ging a: thnr ki?v they bhn-?
Witb banner of love unfurled,
\i.d on pray ?to Thee. "Let tins -rood -hip In
'Ihe Peace Ship of the World!"
Then hip*hip?hip tor th" Battleship!
\r,?i if. hip-hip hurray,
I 01 tri?- ??allant crew and the children,
And th" 'Mating of "The !>ay"
Whin war '-hall OCaeC, ?and th?? world have peso
\r.--l old Glory fly unfurled
I rom the Marjririr-, a'? ?-he sail-' th? I I
lie peace Ship af the World!
? in time of peace pit-pare for tear,*'
But Um reign of war .shall c<?? i
I ?.r we'll b?! ?h?' KM?-.? ?>t "?.i World .?.itr?.
With th" Law nf La.-linj* Peace;
\r,r| firm in thi?. Law, that know? no Haw,
With ?he fluff Of Love unfurle?!
'A ?'ii dedicate ami ooneecrat?
The Peace Ship of UM World!
Captfrtokttt t?i? tnp'ti- ln.lt iva..' ?
ttarjarle'a BettleeMp *? ?i??*i no? ?iar?H?:
rial ??. dale M.?...|.:.h
:nil?<r ?I ? unlributtir? Z3.S31
'III of to da.'? . ..ni ribuli.r?. -?11 be found on p.ige f\ i
9
200 MEXICANS CRO.SS
BORDER, KILL RANCHER.
Bisbee, Ariz., Mir?h 10.
An \ni-ru,ui r.mihrr
\?ri* killed |0 nigl '. xxlien ,?
liand ol approximately -',,(l
Mexican ?bandil - ? i"1 ed the
I'-iidri Mutheasl ol "?home
Junction, Ariz., according to
rrpoit' reaching lier* to?
night.
Mm', head "i livestock
xxerr killed or drnrn of? hv
the ?bandil . il a ?* itated.
WEEKS SPIED ON
BYDETECTAPHON]
Prosecutor's Secrets i
Osborne (ase Over
hoard for Days.
s i. \\ ee\
. ?
?ni th?* tri
ter day I
pped
i
U 'm-?- Plain Si . ss not It
s t la -..Ihr
?
?ht i
-
?
?er and a de|
er fl?.?1
of ihe Rea It, Building, ?? here M i
TjVeek .. ry had be?
COI
did no'
H
X.4 ? .
e i t h
.' ? - - . :
?? lliam i lh rougi
uhn- ? ran llore thai
; hai th< ild not tell
Th? ? .< to Mi IV eel
., r, ton, am
, ? i .Vest 116tl -?-..-. Jo epl
; M ?
ter thej had hcet q ? tioi
g i it.ii| to l)i- il
'.Vim lay, when M
ndicl ii" - '
. ?.
IJaherae Make? lleaial.
?-...? n r
?
?Vttt.ri.i
I?
? ? '" h r*
?| ? . ....
Val O'Karr?
g
? i ? borne had
m.
x told th?
I
??
,
? m llnnr of
. -. ? ir<
'
?
:..-? in
igrapher
.?ui.
I
* ? ?
raphei
.,<? coi ? b? ?
? ? iff and <?'"
'
?as?
'I here
found m a |
One a .,
1 ? I ? V-.irnex
I- Hllon and ' ... i oi
nolty, a com id who wa ? ?
fore 1 - . In that ce
? ? ... ii irai n ?bed, "?11 Pal I? i
? \ fe want thi
Vi
other ??.? - ; tweei th? 11 tr I ?Vttor
noy ar : I inviet who
. . it ? of im?
.? ? ? ;i l.y
Har ey to ? ' po*
ble, a mai eater.
tr i ii* ?? ? ? ? Stained
did not eh. Il
?
tigal ..n They raid
? ??.?' eti
?
VILLA .WIM
TO MASSACR]
500 RORMOV
Colony of ?America
at Casas Grandes i
Grave Danger.
1200 CARRANZA
MEN ON WATC
?Advices to Columbus t\
sert Trap Is Bcint?
Set for Villa.
imbus, N. M.. Ma
CO Villa. 9 ?th the '?!? xi?
1 aii'lit arms a host raid on I
eat ? ..ff by the L?th Uni
Cavalry wi?h severe loa
'i. Thursday, ? ?. ?? port? d
i Amci ica il to be m
, ? .i, : ? estward toe
?. G rande River, a ith the -
eel of mi lacreing the colony
500 \nv , .-? Mormon al I ?
1 .- i hihuahua.
Villa ?s I-. .' to have
the Mormons unmolested on I
northward expedition t.. allay -i
i.'.-i?.n a- ?-. hi? plan i.
Small hope is fell that ?Gene
Bertani will ?be able to bring help
the Mormoi . ie ? ..'airy force
500 he commands i- -??? ?
loma i, 100 mile di itan! ..? ? r
i roken, roadless country. Ten trail
'.ooo men, lefl CI
huahua City thi n<ternoon to Ml
r ail's .i and I *ain | ia n
1. eral Ge a laid.
American militar?, author
?mpal ienl for ordei to cro - the bo
der and aeaail ihr bandit leader b
fore hi? ha time to retreal furth?
into the interior of < ?hihuahua. W il
of ca val r* n en a? ailablr '?
night, Colonel Slocum and his oflicei
teere ?>.???? ?need an ordei to cro*
line no* arould mean a quick diapo
i ion of Villa.
In response to the urgent requc
of i 'ok? el H. J. Slocum, late t.. di
three companie ol the I t Battali.
dercd I
? I'lumbu from Victoria. V M
thirty-two ' - ? In'' un" .
.? ? e?i in Victoria from L
I'r? ?? at .|;.-'
of Major "?*? illiam Sample. On? e m
pany remains at Victoria,
? arran/.i Troop? un Srenr
- " hundred ? arras a troops, ?*'??
mg ? black and white fl;?:* le
-i.<- thai Imeriean soldier
take I
ed Pelotas . outh
tl r bord? r from I lumbui, 1st?
to he 'lier
t thi Vmerieen troops
?
The the tro.
Carrs i rrient in thi
?hihuahua ?and Sonora ril the leal
? ?
?
'...-?'- .? ? i h hua) i.?
at Agua 1
? I
rail r?.. i ? guard the
' ?" 1(1 ?
, .i for? - n ghl be expeel
..??? i.' ? S'ir.ora.
Trap I leeiag on Mandil??.
Bral Calles, ?-.'th 200 mounted
men. r .ard from A-*u? Prieta,
aiming to score thai side of the trap
w h ith is being laid '" rapture the out?
lawed chieftain to the ea?t. Two ?i
Sd rri?n from I ;i
forces of Sonera Gabi
Juare ire reportad moving In
junel ioi ' ?> ? ' ? -
y\vte tho SB tl -rTl id? of the 11? '
? di res of i."'.en?! Gaitem Chih is
re g ?i. r ding ags I ..
?nniinueil on ?> a? ?? '.. inliimn ??
The Income lax
/.tpi> - oncludfSS from the income tax figures that the
average b**ain?eas man is now forced to tell sixty cents
truth on the dollar. It you'll read the .Sunday tal?* you'll
i i?ni lud?* th.it Montague Glaei ?I pushing his average as
,i i .lory teller higher every week, I le'll make you laugh.
no matter how your income ?a,
I lave x on actually told your newsdealer to deliver
your I riliune to -morrow?or are you just figuring that
there II l?e no trouble getting one?
tXIti- ?utu)ai- ?rihim??
Fini ta Last ihr innh. Neu? / litar?ais - l?eartlaaataata.
Bares? al i i ?I ?? ?
CARRANZA REGRETS U. S. INVASION.
?-?
Doublas. An/., March 10. ? A'cording to information trom
a reliable ?-our. e received here to-night. General Carran/a re
plied as follows t0 a tele^tam. sent to him by General P. Elias
Calle??. Military Governor ot Sonora, asking the First Chief of
the rle fa.rto Mexican government for an expiession of opinion
on the act of President Wilson in ordering a punitive exped.
tion into Mexico to capture Villa:
"I am very sorry that conditions are each that the United
State deems it necessary to take action of which you ha\e ad
vised me
WILSON TAKES WEEK-END VACATION.
Washing!? n, Maich 10.-?President Wilson left Washington
late to-night, with Mrs. Wilson, on the Mayflower fol ?. week?
end trip down the Potomac River and Chesapeake Brfv He
plain ?? be ?< ?'? until Monday morning unless unusual develop?
ments in the Mexican situation ne< equate Ins earlier return
The Mayt'ower'^ wireless will keep the President in con?
stant touch with the pursuit of Villa and his band, by American
soldier-. During his tnn the President will consider going
before Congtess next wee'-, and if he decides to do so he will
prorare a message on the Mexican situation.
War Staff Gives Funston
Free Hand to Take Villa
Secretary Baker Conf?ra with President on Plana for
pur8Uit_May Spread Dragnet Over Northern
Mexico i" Capture -Bandit
It'aal I
I ?
dI r- ? ? v
i .ipt'ir?'
t| t ground,
?.fter a
......
i.. on ol Ms co
. ? ? *
? -.. ?Jei ?, sr.d
?vould
rir work done or * tier, ?
;. to il
Officer* ol
? .- ? eps ral
for 1,^ ? ? i
? ? ?
i..
' - .? . ? I
tot 'i ""!> - ts at
b..r.l<-r be Hi
add th? o In?
?? -..!???? or aveng e tiie n.ur.l^r of
tmt ' I ? il Fun?
? ?..n h'?h -n ?red ' hai eai al i ?? l"?
replaee the mount? I force he
? ' . ? ?
?
?
War M.?IT Kef-in? \\ nri,.
9? hate ?.
i ?rill be ordered pron *?tl to the
-? lit anil
.Secretar]? Kn?.er inn I forked lai
tho nigh) ? - ii|a of peeeible
troop ? i and the like.
?
Bl t "J I ??- U iaT
Department, The ma G?
eral Stall
ate|y i? ft? i Pre id? ? t '
:
a? th
?nd went over th?
taile?.
- ,
.?
?
.? ;tn wh .-'? ?
.. . . M' I ..
and
run.-'. - . |
.
.
. : ?
-
the he i
? -i to and the dial
ditioi i
?' troops bj ?
? . ? ? -
the force s though!
... . ed to . ? ' . ?
stter errang
President
e situatioi
-
? ?Ma liilKciiii Qaarry.
.- bppreciel bb ol the pi" blern
ng I ?eneral I i
?
?. - . Depai tmen'
. to eondi tio - .? c 11 ?
.,? .... , . ?
?
? - ?
,-hirh may i
...
? i.mo.
Villa entr?t?
- . ?
IV . . .
.
op?rai iy in?
H territorj appro? i
? rig and s
, ?? ? ?i 160,000 iqu ire n i
g ? ? ?? s'itl a eertaii
t iv.'?? of
Villa s pn
Chihuahua
? ..iilinu?i1 t?n pat? - inliimn ?
VILLAS GIRL-WIFE
SOBS FAITH IN BANDIT
With I for Baby in l.os Anecie??.
Calls Raid Enemy 1 rick
?
tngeli
Io not bi
would hkirn an Americe
of hi -
gi?ra up hi? fighl ' ' ?iibbed
Juanita Torr? ? \
old arife of tho Mexican bandit, to-daj
Mothering h?-r >ial>\ daughter,
childlike Mre. Villa u
? -I faith m her husband. Although
i.er .i;.rk BJ ?? .' ' ' '
g
Mr? r.er.ds
omc time "her brave gen
era ' will be President of Meaico ami
be hereelf srill reign a? "firs! lad
FRANCE SEES NEED
OF YOUNGER GENERALS
Bill Introduced to Reduce Age
l im it of Commanders.
Par?a, March 10 rhe gereraaient
I riarnb.T of
i'. r n m reducing the age limit ->f
els from s:\t; to tifty-r.me year??.
j-er erais or' brigade from -ix'y-two to
ilxtj and generals of ?ir? mon from
BiXtjr-IWs to lilt* three. The pr?.p.i???il
I
? tending
era ?
men
forth? eomasaad
er-ie chief ?: tbe nrmj
BRYAN APPROVES
WILSONS COURSE
first limo ?We've Mad Cause to
Cross Border. Mo Says
go .- I., March 10 '?'?
.'. Mr;.an or-, hi arrival late
it a stal ?in xt hich I
' i appro-, al of Pn
"
'?'-?.
"While- ?'?? e eotrage i a < iti
ierres the seeareet ;
ment. I am i,.ad that 'he l?r--,...
? -? ? g h?ni??'*?f to be
.. .- ?vho ha-?* ???
.- ? get 1
I rj into " -. Ml Bid Mr.
Bryan 'Thla ? the fire! tim? I
Bryan. "This ii the firsi time l
. r."
?
New York's Militia
Ready to Take Held
I StarS .' n ?i 1 - -.-?
Albeay. Mar?-h 10. "Th- 17.0?'
in the national guan? ,n 'hit ??';: a-<
r?ady for ?er? ire. If a
come, arc could have a major
them on the moxe to-mono?? in
Witbii ' ??'? loar hours ,if loul.i
lava fxO per een! of them undiT .an
? a - "
This i ta temen I ??a- mad?? to .inv bv
?I Kdnar?i V. Howard, a?
?i . .'ant Ken*r?l. Tretidt-nt \\ Ibot
lias the poxaer to call upon the ?
*?*? ? t.. h.-' b Mesiee, should
? BBMseat ill !"? arould
hav-? to do it to transmit hi?
?o Governor Whitman, xxlio. tu tarn.
?i ?tif or 1er ? to Ma Bl ' iOI
i U'Ryen, depai tmenl 'om
rnHtidrr I hi? guard "ijrari'.
avould then he detail?-'! te a mob
tiOfl < amp
FUNSTON WILL
SEND BIG FORCE
ACROSS LINE
President Determined
Outlaws Shall Be
Exterminated.
CAPITA! SEES
INTERVENTION
Army Officials i li? 11K Car
ran/a Will Be ( ompelled
to Rfsisl Invasion.
I
Was ? a th in
?. ilia
i ted '
? U ilaon.
lirecUon
?w .?i
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