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GL?AFANTF**.
"?'uncy R.ick
If You Want It
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First to Last - the Truth: News-Editorials-Advertisements
Voi
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t ?parlrlit 1 ?aIr,
I h? Tril.iin?- \??'o.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH
?916.
? v \ I - a ? I' V 'I? I-a \??t \,'t\ I i|. Nraa.a.k teros? ? ???,
I * ? I . I I..? I ,,?| ||.i..? |U?,?rt?r?- lato <->???.
PershingAsks More Men; Alarm on Border Grows;
Berlin and Allies Ready to Modify Peace Terms
REPORT KAIS
WOULD GIVE
WAR AS DR?
Germany Would ?
Belgium and Ri
pay Tax Levies,
ALLIES READY
FOR CON?SSIO
Blockade Aimed to C
vince the Hermans o
Futility of War.
**"*? *T"-''>-on? I
Wr.* March 21. Modi
tion . f * terms of pe;>
fid?*--. ; ropoan v
rated *n information reaching \V
infjlori. ?Germany's desire to rnrl
??a*- while ?'"e it ?still victorious
m reach their
rtrenptb in the ?coming Minimer
Ion*** b-wn known, and freak < ?? id
of it has reached Wa hington on
the last few da;.*?.
But the strikii,*? * ? *?? fs !
tfct Alites, ?according to hi?-h aut'
it> here, aro no termine
insist on the complete nun
-any and ; g to pi
** torms than any
I 'ted from All?
In dipion..
?sides of the war, ;i well a.?
? ? ? tatei c
Wfro madt to T'.< I
?iilCAt ? |
ready t??
:"r'.m their
terms.
? nnar.y. i* ?I is trill
t] e Status quo a*
fications. Most >t r;k
of the.?e i? her willingness not o
' relinquish Belgium, bu1 to "h
in its restoration,*1 presuma
throuph the payment of a'
nity or the rem H I ????*" ta:
collected thero.
Allies Rear)* to ?Madifj Terms.
II dema
fr
Great i '
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t be ? ed." It
now df-r'arrd I ? ? tin a
F-ft- i ? . onclu
jt??-?? ' ? -mar. p^oj
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WAR ZONE CHILDREN
SEND MARJORIE DIMES
Ihrpf. children in Paris, Krarr?.
?a-ru. knot? What ?nr mpsr. ?,. th?
? - ach children, ??rot-*- tin
let'or t?. ?h? -fir] m America ?ho
gave n dime fot h batUaship he
cau??* fI < unn's Aaieries to ?void
unr |,y being r?-i H\ :
"We irre three American children
*?li?> li?c in I'aris and ha?e heard
fron <>u r father ahuut Marione'?
l?attlo*liip. ?Bcttj and I ?.end you
ilir?*.- (?imp? apie-ce. Harold i? the
littlr*T?t. ?o ho ?ends four. \\> tend
???ire tlian ?me because v? e have he-en
here through almnal all the war. and
man.? children? fathers d?i nut come
l?a?k home and man? other children
have no nir?- home? ?n? m?ire. and
?c ?ant our count rv to hr ?afc from
an? imp
l MILI h ITHERINE SHEETS,
"HKTTY 8HEET8,
H IBOI I? I I?' Wh BHEET8, JR..
"???i RtM (lev \ IgaCB, Parla, Trance."
Total received h> The Trih
un?. to date.$6,1 "?-..fil
\uml?*?r of contributors .ii.?2?
Number of contributors to
oilier paper? at la?t re
|.ort ?March 19). .'?n.noo
. iterda] 'a ?c eiop
at of
? foui ?I on Page *.
GIRL SUICIDES SLAYER'
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
.1 I . Baxter Arrested as Intlorser
of Express Co. Checks.
When A.He M. Richardson killed
heraelf laal Priday a' 24(1 < umberland
Brooklyn, ?lie left h rote to .1.
Frsiil" Maxtor saying: "If there is any
I earning iibo'?, to earth I will be ;
yon out. You have
a ?rid you have killed me. '
No?', no your o? I answer to
Go?J fo me "
Baxter spent last night h a cell,!
a ? . n forgery trbish he d? -
nie?. I
v .??. m 'n ",' American
i ? . .. ? checks ? ere ?-toieii
iroin A. I . Baxter, a rea' estate opeia
*?or of Philadelphia. ' rec?.?. te the
value of |W0 na'-e come bin-K to the
V < . Baxter and in?
dorsed m the same handunting by a
"M I rank Kax'.er." Some were paid bv
W. F. Wessen, cashier of the Fift- 8a?
tract 1 M ' . A. ; Bus.tt.noby>
and the Mane Antoinette Hotel.
? ?; .1. Prank Baxter'a name
de of If las F
ardtoi were notll i
. ar ii i.e B as nr
at the raccr.e of the BVieide, '.'""
set, He m as r< ?
sal ^ \?lams
ng.
CYCLONE WRECKS
PASSENGER TRAIN
Clover Leaf Cars Blown from
Track ?:i Indiana.
Ind., March "I. Clover Leaf
- I rain No. i?, ?no-? n a? "i on?
inercial Traveller," was .?lotvn fiom the ?
a ras' of Mai ion. ?lur
thick passed ?'? rouf?h
? . about 1 ' ? nif-ht
The train consi*Me.l of bee car?, four
? ?? ? irnori ovei. the other
? '
?ion.
It S
rere injured.
PARIS, TEX.,'LOSES
MILLIONS IN FLAMES
I ?rr Sweeps Throngk ihirty
Blocks i'i Heart of City.
I, F i re s ti
in compre?, tat?
.
v
et ?"'l
*
o
10 basin?
I
t-, bavin? square
. ? ortn
? idential disl riet?,
'IF I WERE KING" TO BE
SOTHERNS FAREWELL
Actor will Give Last Perform?
nnces Mere in May
*5( ?i y.,? . bid fai? Teil '.t,
. ? . ?ern perf'irn.nnre? ,i'
' 'rania. "If I Were
..... | | | . ? '?.r Iht
t of th? a- ?? r ? Fund of America
rooks in M
roa
gagement was announce?
;..??. irule?
? . p?a; ? ?I It
man's management
, . , . iatiOfl '?' ?he?.
"If IV?..?? I ?> BS one Brf Ml*
? ? .,?. .' ,,i ? ? Uld fil ???rial
. ,.*,,...,. i? ?,.ss written bj Justin
? i and Ural preduc? d
OetatM i 11, IWI
. , . , ,| .. . ha original
. ? ? " \ !
! . ? ? i M r
v? ?r mill hnv.
? i,. ? : i., entire p?"' ta
t perf'.rni?. ?fa '"'???'I
Ilion dallai rampiijn foi th?
A i''ir* i
TEUTONS TAKE
WOOD IN DRIVE
WEST OF MEUSE
French Position at Le
Mort Homme Is
Now Critical.
LINES STORMED
DURING NIGHT
Esnes and Hill 295 Shelled
by Germans?Losses
Are Appalling.
M- t'.H? t?-? 1 ?' , -
?London, March 21. The ituation
' 1. . . ng in?
creasingly critical. Despite thi
born r I tance o? the I ? i ich, the
Germans, with ?battering-ram b
:.i-e steadily driving forward thoir
flan kin-.-* movement southwt
Mori Homme,
Checked yesterday afternoon in
their tir?.* assaults on the Malan?
? ?.vocourl lino, t.ltey succeeded
last night m wresting a large part
of the Avoeourt Wood from its dc
fenders. Paris also admits that ih?
village of Esnes, important a?, a cen?
tre ?if communications, has heen
brought under the German tire.
"Weal o? the Meuse,** says the of?
fieial Berlin ?statement to ?day, "Ha
var?an regiments and ?battalia
Wurtembuip landwehr, ?after ?care?
ful preparations stormed the ?entire
strongly fortified French ?
in and near the for?ai northeast of
Avoeourt.
"< ounter?attacka attempted by the
enemy dnl not ?bring Inm any ad?
\antape, l?ut. on the ?contrary, in
flirted further se'ious lo?.-es upon
1 im."
Flamin*- Liquid ?? Again ?Used.
"Several times last n??,rht,"
Paris this afternoon? "the I
man- WOSl of the Ml
no-wed their attacks against our
front, endii
to Malai
mi nt t.- iselli of large cali n
? * interruption.
at tai ?a- of the t
? he ?throwing of flam
detachmeni
carrying sp?cial maelime f
pijrpo-.?.
"In -?.-*?? '*r the l eav] lo es in?
flicted by our fire the <
able to take po ?? n,
? ,. i .
part of Malan, OUrt Vi
the A' x ?ui * Wot d, wl ii
pied. All ?the effort i of the I ??
n arch oui ol e A
ij ,ire."
' o I
' by th<
? ? botnbsrdmei ' r '
? ?
ii an?l Hill 304. The
- ? ? --ays;
"<>n the '? '? ? ?i ?
bomba rdment
? ? ? . 'Mali ?rjrt. on thi
14 . ounter
?
si 'emp'
?
b.'in
l?ir?4r" ? .. ? ? en
??a? of the 1
2...00 I renrh ( .i ?-.-turril.
Km lin ?ti*?, claim ire of
thirty two officers, two of ?rhoa* were
intsl romi-ianii?--?., anil 2J999 SB
wounded prisoners, loffether aitl
iua.sr material.
Bi -1 1 n-nrla ?mi ....
II ?. || ng '-i'r bat
ii.-. ,,' I ?o ?;? iment
..... ?-,--.
?
,i,?a,.i ihi-ir defeaee
\\ r?( Hank Hanirrr Palet.
\ it Le Mort H "'i *
?. - a Meuse Gen
. lia? tHro-An ihr w
i.i4t? t.? h restn ? - i he ? ? I I"*. ?.
<?f th?? t.ver, t?
rtr<
. h? hattet.**ith * i'?< li it Im
prall) ha? bees planted Ai long sa
Cistitis, ?i'-irk arai ?iil?
only enough infant?*] ?n- i ? ?d?-?l t.?
m"?r thi font,
?.? the m "i?- opto m **pl hi,?,?. prott
b? bat fee hilli fenti
in? main bronl of battli I si this r??a
, ,? | ? - I a r I .
Homm? snd the t'oti ; i ? sr
t r? u! m ? ? . ? I... doi
l?rM< ? rally t h? ?? Until " v
?Sijrh plateau in ?li-1 ... n
..' \ < ?
??i? only three farts, ??< ag-iimt
< ..fillnt,cl on DM* '. column 4
GERMANS SED
TO CARRY WA?
INTO HOLLANI
Germany Wants Con
trol of Scheldt, Re?
port in Capital.
U-BOAT ATTACKS
TO FORCE BREA.1
Conquest Believed f.asy a:
Aid in the ?Campaign
Against l.ngland.
? i ?BBS
Germany i
'
the bel i?
t ret I develop
ment A ... , r q?c si toi.
The I'nh that I
'a long 11 m
been expected a- the next ?icrms'i cm,
?tuest, ar.,1 that '? 'nt~, en the iresten
front and In the ?..?i**i* ?r ns eampaigi
> ? .111.
G e rm a ? ? ? -* o
fold ai
? a pe n' of '.arita?*e from which u
r onduct i.a? al ?>: . . I I ir.-a
l!r-tain, n-l to BCCUra niorc terntor;
with ?h.ch ?o bargain ?viren the peso
negetiationa begin, "he captai
erp gave iiermany a part of th?
Idt I .' Dutch Bent ral it; i?. pre
vented fitiy valuable BBS being mad?
of it.
. the obloqny of forcin-? at
?. |?.,*? avei ? ? - under
: to be the (?erninn plan to irr.tat?
? ther to a declara! on or o
asentan
at which dermal
v. ,iy. s astice. This ? s
....
I'utch .?hips. Thi im-e beer
destroyed in sas* rcumstancei
v. ith m a few da>?. sad fe?
high in thi
It lp ? . . :
that Holiaii'l trill ? II Germ
. or.
.. may
' ?
? '
.. i
:
d not ]
?
Anger <>i Dutch Grows
Despite German Denial
....
?
?
. ?
sunk.
icstion of the ul
l.otter
hether
?O lie
? of no?
li
? ? al?o
and l
*
\ ? land ??lilad"
?
Th?
'
?
tat i v<
' ? thoUt S dec i
i ...
:
?urance, which has become
? mpossibl? and
According lo t ! I ?rant."
t tO ? i the ?> ri rl?
v a * I ;. i n c
le, Tue difficulties of inak*
crea?, psr
titrularl) ?? il is hc'ic?r,i a Torpedo
;. .1 in the eoal bunkers, cauain??
As Actors See You
Vou ? o? on .? s>tag< look I ? ? ? ludience, bul haut
I ? '?- tt , ? .1 ?? tr.-ni the -tice* 1 ne
(jrsphic Picture Section -ii" ? ? it <-A~fm* ?,,, Hand
I* lore i crowd fill rtf tn<* %*-.t auditorium ?>t the Hippodrome
the nicht uhi? t'ir cifre hou?-e U9S
reserved foi the employei o4 the Americsn News ? ompanj .?r
prifa as * full-pa*?* nest Sands* If you ?>? ?-,t t?i sec jroursell a?.
.i.? set you, tell leslei to-da* lu reserve -on.* ?copy
(Th? ??'uit?ag Qlr?mni
//r?f ?o I mat ? the truth: Ne?.?-?iKditorisln?Adi ertltementn.
M????i?r <?" th? Audi! BaftMH f ? II li.i'iona
_
Headquarters Gut Off From
News of Perching.
Columbus. N. M , March 2!.?Wire rommunication between the
United States and General Pershing's punitive expedition in North?
ern Chihuahua was at a standstill tonight. The army wireless sta?
tion at Casas Grandes failed a little bet?re 6 o'clock, the only re?
maining line of communication into Mexico being an army field
telegraph wire, which had been practically useless for several days
because it hail been cut in several places between Columbus and its
terminus, thirty miles south of the borriet.
If the break in the wireless is n?-?? repaired soon it will be neces?
sary to depend on mounted couriers to carry dispatches.
Major W. K Sample announced that the field telegraph line had
hern , m in twenty eight pla.-rs. eight miles of wire being carried
away in one place.
SUFFRAGISTS WI
SENATE VICT01
Whitney Brereton Ame
ment Finally Reporte
Out of ?Committee.
? - -, . * * *. .
Albany, March 21. With on!;
sin?-!e \-f??e ?a? ?he negative, l M
* rage amendment,
? '??: another referendum nn
Ifrage qnesties in lfl7,
reporte,! !,.. ,-., Judiciary i
mitt?*? tin? evening, much ?o the jo
a handful of -ufrafjist leader? ??ho
four hnur? had patiently watched
waited ? while
? had h
held uo Ion?*- eBOQgh lleven m
were cast in fsvoi ?if rep?
. e, while Se. BtOf Hr?.
ate in the negative. Senator N
d not vola..
Fh?S amendment will now pii on
I.- ? si order? cai.-rulii; p-ohtibl?.
.. bs m
.i order for lorn?
. u : acted u
i*a ' ' . . ?' .?
'
. na to M
i: '.\ Rjitohou
'.. ,
imber.
?? Seaatera
....
around '*
? me a eo
?.i? mber "peeked." hut not a bi
Ti?i- women,
ded t.i ce
.
'.i ii
...
.
door. Ge
? ?
foi a time
pros?
? -....
le did - ?mi "
cu' the suspense was terrible
litttaa said "Jas
xt Sena'
lobby and nevei mua?.. You CBB Imagil
loa ? ?? fall ??.hen sou real?T? ?i1 ha?
?he t'.r?f of .lanuat
i h. ? continual!-.- on th
? ?? -? ?ii satisfied
tehou
'
... ? n r he h'
B
are ??or.t,<?efr
-
ijoril
il n the A?.??!*--b!y ? IB ef teall
the f-ammittae runm a- la*
haT-e been re??8rilcd."
no disc :
? '
convi B
?
istive.
Mr?. Laidla ek te Ne"? Yod
r*i-- oi the 7 e'eleck train I
baut it, ?? h . "
\\ | tehou e ... e-;1 ? 8j rscuse.
LINCOLN, GERMAN SPY,
SAYS HE'LL BREAK JAIL
the pi
? .
up ' ?
pending ? tradi
? and on the ? >??
?
it a?> resorted
lerda
?
tian ? '
g. Litt
-
?renk JS 1. ?" ?
. -.-..|.e '.?."? lhal ?'Hi
?taunted th? ?'. I or se?eial
????el? befcre he va? recaptured.
TWO AIRMEN LO?
ON MEXICO FLIG?
U. S. Army Aviators A
48 Hours Overdue :
(.asas (irandes Base.
! H., March 21. T?<?
ght Am?n--n flying rn'ri and tl
biplanei i>f th,? punitiv?? e\p??dition
Me\iro nrt* loft to mpht in th?- ?If?
-tra-trii?? of \orth'.vcr>t
Chihuahua, irith only -hree ?I
?uiteervs of Wl
? in and ?arar, atton, it ?
made ? ? ? ?? si military ha
? 4 r a r r ' <? r ?< h??ro to
Army nlt'.,-t?r?? do r.??: credit report.?
Columbua that the two lieutenants n
.? ?. ietirai of inipers.
A wireleai from t'?-.e (laid army 11
.-in. airoplano. one of m\ to arrive
day. wai parti*" *vreek?d in** ?50-t
. he pilot, Lteutensi-J T. S. Bow
? ? ind other si i|
Lieu ? tt 'rip'me
The wi
? ? . , ,
Sa avtst*
prsvioui
b) a .... Un '.'
? in the i
.ir.?<,| i
? ???.-??.
Major u "
.. ,
I: D Koulo i h: < a?.? ...
report
8, Gorrell, ? e l<
it
*
a'.d that no r
rig men ?u
?
:
., ion*,* i
'
I) at i a?as (?ran?!? >a ar?" being en
ireh,
lifht piar,?-? itartod from he
light over 1
? ?? ?Jesert an.I mountaini threui
?h?? t'a-;.. Grandi Valley to join tt
Neither of tl
men wa? arrompan ,?>d hv a mechanicil
??.??? .? ,'*:?.? afti
? ? ?- rtigr' began .?tie? tvei
then. No'.hir
? ? hear?! from either ? I I
tad tha
the t [hi
there I
for 'heir -..??'? ?* ?? i
? i" dola
? that th
'
Memben of * i 1?re < orpi cling t
the hone tha' they ?nay have e?
tad ha
been f for i
- H rceior..
ieutei a:
W. G. Kilm tarted
? e.i to .-?
' a flo-te
border. After *r Its
i reach'?
?' .V?o '?a
I ?} a", i
I
?1 ; | ? ? .
'
-, ffieers mi
- -
lieste tha
-
:
-,,,?? ???.-?.-. ildei
? . - irahla
.
ar.? . i and to car
e'.
?'
I .rm;
Lieut
? ? ? ? ??? .?-. sad ?vat ep
Ma |a . Botl
,.;,.? light of array 'plane?
? ?ma.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
PUSHED TOWARD U. S.
British (nnsul at Torre?n En?
?"ages Boxcar Escort Ready.
Tnrrro-i. Me\ .???. March tt. Th?
? , < rigaged a hi
I ? to eerrj ihe fore gn women
,nd 'he American h?rder.
Th?? ear ?rai ??nable to leave T?->rr?nr
bowever, on aeeoant of a wreck near
Porai ? ?tart ? ? ---
d?*r a ?p? Si .'?-or? fsrniahed BJ Con
era! Franeiaeo <?on-?.
Ramea informed
that ho had
p?r?. rated the at tt laan Mn
? n- ..??? K? ? ? ???'? ehiefts '? ?.
? ??. roat of Dinamita, l'urana-?-..
?g a -uml.?r of th? enemy mil rapt -
lirirc IM horSOS wyio) mule?. a| ?all
ai a ?arge quantity of dynamite.
NEW FORCE SENT SOUTH;
QW(MZISTAS DESERT
Call for Reinforcements from Ex?
pedition Followed by Severing
of Wire Communications.
SITUATION IN SONORA TENSE;
WOMEN LEAVE A TEXAS POST
Villa Reported to Have Defeated Canos
Forces, but Official News of Narn?
quipa Fight Is Lacking.
(From The Tribune Bureau.)
Washington, March 21.? -in response ?to <*i call fron (?en?
crai Funston for additional tro-opa tin? War Department t*>
n?irht ordered two commandi rushed ?to the border. The -Ith
Infantry, stationed at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo., nct?ta? at*
ders to ?Mitrain at one?', while ?the ."?Hi Cavalry, stationed at
Forts Meyer, Va.; Leavenworth, Kan., ami Sheridan, III., als</
was ortlered South.
( I-'rom a Staff Correspondent ot The Tribune.)
El Paso, Tex., March 21.- Lured bj Villa's plea that he
IS not lighting .Mexicans, but an American arm\ of invasion.
?j.'inu Carranzisia soldiers of General L-uis Gutierres'! ?'?m
maiul. at ( 'hihuahua City, have ?repudiated ?the First chief t<>
thro** in their lot with the bandit, according to advices tv
ceived here to-nijajlit from ?sources ?regardi d as reliable.
2,01 0 troops arc ?said ?i!rpad" to be proceeding v.esi
ward to i?'in Villa in the vicinity o? Alatachio. a ?short di-?taiu?
1 lir^?o? ?Tadera a<*tin-- on information from Villa agents that i
I the bandil would swing westward from below Namiouipa. *
F?NSTON CALLS
FOR MORE TROOP
Fifth Cavalry Ordered I
Mexico to Reinforce
Invading Army.
Kan .' '??
foe mor?? Toon?
? . ?
Pershil g ? --. ?at SBI scan
?? - a. r,er."ra. PsTShil | ~r<
:<>rday lllggestad th.?.' another regime
I e seat ta bim, and to-d-v.- Qas ?
rut'-'on asked the department for wh
he <?haractrr;,'.f.| as an adequate fore
It 'ah? announced at Gf-neral Fu
ston's heail.-iuartera that th? ' I
f?:rv. on? ?ouadron of which ii at To
Myer, Va.j another at Fort I.eavei
worth. Kan., and the third at Fo
."heridan. III., would be hroi.jr I I |
ones and sent ?"o.-.vi.rd alor
of rommunici
t-on to randas. Whether ?>
had aiked for more troop?. Geaen
? -
Th? ., -. , giras for itrengtt
.?an?'tai Pcrahin***! 'or
? ' . goner
? ?
?.r???ih* ons bad 04
come to ext
muaicat Ol and The lubaidisr?/ Uni
wer.tker Id he.
Prea-autitinan "?love. He Sa>a.
a precau I ' a
- ?? ?
for mon
?
r and th
-
? CO'iper
it? in the pur I anythini
?Ion he dcclii
anawer.
.??oir.*' eai ' ? ? ed for i
? - ?
an it wi
I ; . .. |t al !??
. General Pen
at *
::i- Of tkf v
g it, alia dap]
.? . ?vad here that G
F.,-,?ton i?. "carried bj reyerta of al
l-rgcd growing antagonism seaoag i si
ran_a troopa, llthough h?-? is rar?'.
?? , : ng a reporta on tna* pha?e ot
thi ' I jation.
\ ilia Bands K-.m
II ha? no? been farguttes at hi? head?
quarter?., i. ?-.?'. , ,-,
r-r>r? ?ro'.p? Mmewhere Ii
Mexico tha
ndintr ?a tii him ?,,i h;? flight. H??^lizirirz
?-i?iir?,. -rr tt \ run'? i ,,
It ,?? not eon aide red wise to i -p.-.
.,?-? v-*\ Par hing**
Lan?- Bahlaofa, toward which "ne of
,. ?
h?' mo\in*r. i? almost >
border !'? the t me $.?<? cal?
direct! ?1 toward Carmen ?.'.d
\iai.i ?in p., arriii si ' it "i i
the? ai?o will be alma ? ?? fai aauth.
I South of I a?a.? tirando? ihr (avail
Idrtarhmenta that ar?? Colluding the
( n?iiBH'd ?n i??a? ' iolu-na '
? ?lenarte.J
?
?1 n ? ulumhtj?,
satt daily a wi'h
??uppl;. \ ? |ks !>l'l
I ' Tiommtr that ten
? ?', tl ?
nrnvf I Mes sad rumors tf
iti ? wen em
Report? ?if right I nt-t-nftnned.
? gh?Bg hla'J occirre .
r.ear ' ma? Gl*BB?3?S I.?"* ?'en Villa and
?o i|?j, Bl
. owin??
? ?
'
i tl of Bsaleara,
? !e< frun Matachre arid halfway
i. ..pa.
FoIIoh log rs 'Is' till
Maxiaaa olej-raph and t?!ephone wirs?
he'?..-i.e?i ,|. . ... RraBsJai had
rl rimi fr'irn < /umbus fei
In * di*ps*eri pa???-d hy Usa m
? ? ? H',.i '.?! aWd *?|re
communira- G? eral t'er.hinf
had failed,
I ?im?
bus snd i*
tionai
! rhs troubla
.he
It il
'
...? lo r?
< a?? *
cor
? *
It et a
raid i ob tha railiua'?
? tha dama?*?!
.; - r? ? .
I sjraiti |n
? e ??'??fa?
,? d?fraie?!
a BOMtCM
stn
?'nm,a? ion
tha ?o'jih
??? t**-,
s; the fa smai?,u?pa,
rta?ee
?t ? rrrtMH Her!
?? the (?r
aanee? tha?
- ronl tea a
, pa endsd.
? ?f had re
-om tha front
n' h" '? n?***? h
of tha rt"ii*as'*'
and
and V i a- l his "00
on? ??!??? on 'he border.
-a ??id h?
I |l lie, too, ?Sid
ete down. Neither
? roa had he<?n cut hy
lid not deny tha*.
t prabahl I eevttteA to
int?r rernnti itlsfl
Mils HrlirtH Victorino?.
? |ht paiat etty
? r " ? ?no? column
in? t?> the ?outh
' Vrneriean trfiop? could
get ti? the . c Be < t* hn"
There a a ?!i?n'nt <n th?* border
? ?? < arranristac at any time had
?an s'lvanfa-f. over th? l.^ndit?. It is
' uell ', nouti ?'? ?? t? . Me-, su a? S l*ule
are ?-?a?' afraid of Villa, and that
Si l? pe?era! ???'""t ,h* tro?1'*
Also it .? I""?""'" ??)?"
i .rrantaa army -?' ?******.
th Villa, snd wjjaM ?Jj
..... UM Amer.esns in
I* * r?tufinia* him .
f,p,,r. that \ iH? has aucceajdaid
Itliag t?*+ou?*h th? < arranrs lints

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