The evening herald. [volume], September 26, 1914, Image 1

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Wo may kick at tho dope tho European censors let by; but there's nothing indefinite about the news from Mexico.'
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Trench turpenite
Holds out to bum ,
Blamed few German!
Will return. . IM
IF
Mil Ignorant hantllt Villa
manage to li"M Ma in)
mi iIm from ! pretty
Wetl.
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED T2ES3
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G, 1914.
TUB EVFMJM HKHAII
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Vol. B. No. .
ffl MO DECISIVE RESULT
WEEK OF
FOR
fly
Emm El's 1
ONE MORE
ENGLISH ADMIT GERMAN
POSITION IMPREGNABLE
SIEGE GUNS
CONCRETE
BEHIND
STONE
Declared Great Death Engines
were Moved up and and
Foundations Laid Weeks
Before War was Declared.
ALL ALONG BORDER
GRIM STAGE WAS SET
Fortresses Built Within
French Territory Supposed
ly as Factory Foundations,
Now Brought Into Deadly
Use.
London. Npt. it tl I'" p. m l I"
f.lt,. of I h.- fuU thin lb. re h.ia hppn
lighting on hoi h Ihp left ami the right
wing of thp n ii . during p last wppW
n.i th.it Ihp.p 'iiuc'it-iitM hnv ,.ppn
Maoroun ami ini'Ki.i!it. no dpriaivr
out. .. me of the b.lttle of till' Aixllp illli'
pi l.ppn rpiordnl.
Thp llrltmli niilu.iry pxpert who
luHt wppk prpili.ted that lieiiniiny
would iiniiiiiiin thp delennr. p in
Kihii. p i lily nhilr liuiiHtpriln troopa
to the p.iMpiii an-na ot war, haw not
Melel.llly KpejK.IIK. Oiell borilp out
AlthoiiKh thp poKiuon ol thP imadpra
of Kriin t ui i h. pimr I" miiipiI for
mi, h ihi to mid .in wmf.irp him
prpMiilcd for four dua thp riKhtlng
on the ,nd lontrrfduia them.
"ol ipppondi lita tflearni'hinn loduy
from AiiipipiiIhiii and d.iting their dia
piMihin from 'Kruiiip.'- un expedient
rpniilti-iK fioni the -.ul.-lon of the
wriiern troin anywhere neur thp ai-piic
of oK-rnti. i iig.im ilmi-il on the
plletii h.ir.n i. r of ihp Dpi man n
tl. in hin. nu ll aepiiia that In inan
plu aloim thp .tine battlp front,
atonp iUunipa do thp hillxiilpa and a
majoiity of ttop woiiim huvp bern
ill Crltniti hnn,a for im'. It would
apt ear iIihi flurlnu apeiul wepka be
fore I lie opening of hontilitiea t holla
and of lona of tutir aip cut from
Shppp iiiurrp, later to hp upd for
Ihp i-oiintruitioii, by thp liemiana, ol
baillrr ugainat whi.h the heavieat
artillery ha little rfl'pi t.
An Knglialiman wriimK from Ihr
Matllit-ilao Umlll' t. re-al nolllp of the
leniurktil.l prpparntloiu, whlih ha al-
laea wero nnulp oy the lei man for
Iha prpaenl war. Thla man. In hi let
ter, aaya:
"The. tlrrmana InNtalled. a '"
tlina before Hip aar. i-eriuin porllona
of boiiip of ihelp big IJ-i-enllinelre
guua on farina under the pretext thai
they were boring lor wuler. Thpy put
In foundation of roiurete. a that
veryihing waa ready. Aa their gun
had a bmgrr range ihun thoa of the
Muuhruiin lorta, it wa not dimi ult for
them lo ,-inour."
The Purla liirre!. undent off the
London fhronkle t'onilrtiia Ihe tore.
going alalement and adda that all the
Herman heav, artillery waa plai-pd on
ronrletp plat forma ep-led aome
year ago aa foundiitlnna for fai'torle
never lo ua ooiiipleled.
Uplan d report glvlnz Intimate de
laila of the tx-t-upution of Amlen and
I'oniuieaiie. from who h l iliea the
' i-.eriiiuii aiibapiiurntly were driven,
throw forther light on what In Kng
land la rharierlapd a Herman ad
vam'P preparation for Invasion. Ac
ror.tma lo llieaa atone. In almiuit
every town through which Ihe tier
.u imiiv Fin. aoni una ( lh
would iioint out where he had
until recently realded a all Incon
ppi.ui.u i liiaen. Tbrougli u h men
in on
ILLS
Terrible Turpenite Kills
Germans by Whole Regiments
Hun Friinrimn. 'al.. Kept. 2. 'nnflrmutinn "f the deadly ef-
feci of turpenite. the iiv French explosive, is contained hi 11 let
4 ter received here li.v Mi F.thel (.'rocker from her uninii laalmir
I'oliiatow ski, who 1 fighting Willi the French.
Hiiipi'n hundred Herman l.m heart hnil been Instantly
4) Mopped In tlx- in lion of it lurpenli.. Khill Hint -1 1 In h trench
they were holding whip (omul dead on lliplr feci, M I'oiuuloWBkt
writ, their rlflea In their hand in Hit' attitude of inking mm.
great iUMiiiitlf of utiirM were found
hhI I Inn. together with Hip knowledge
f the coiiatry gained by giddier res
ident, huve proved of immense value.
The IkoIiiu.ii or I he Oulninn atrnng
hi. hi of l'rf invfl, heretofore emphn
slaed in tliapittcht-a in. in Pet rug rati a
forecaatlng IrUniii'hii'M ltuian
march lo Crni ow anil I hem p I"
Vienna und liudupct, apparently had
hppn made complete by (hp occupation
of Kpyrow. twenty mile south of
Prxem.val nl cloe lo the Junction
of railroad llnra connecting with Jar
nslau. ihp I in xri ii nt ml Iron it chiht
luktii by thp Itumtlun troop eome
lllllP UK".
on I he Krllih lle thp public la
awaiting with keen Inicroat ihp oiit
i nine of I'remt'r Aiiillh'a appeal lo
I ho 1 1 lull aa yolrpd In Dunlin IuhI
main. With a Welh army rorp al
ready In n tentative stage of forma
tion, Kngllshmen believe that the
Irlah will not bp outdone.
VIOI.KNT MVri.K ll.K.H l
TUT. l.l.lr rT WINti
Ij.n.lon, Xept. it 1:17 a. m. Tn'
latewi oltb ial atinoiim emt'iit given out
in Herlin, according pi advice renin
ing liitdon pel forth 'hai therp "
no actual aui' p" to re. mil in t e
wepiern arena of the war, whir.- there
have bepn only a few minor engnm-.
ment
Weallier condition have now luv
proved along tho weat Wing of the al
lie, aicoidiug to mi otlii ial coiiiiiiuni
catiiin mrn out in I'ari anil a out lie
of extraordinary violence t" raging
l.ii locality.
Jtppnrt continue to come into f.on-,
doll of trouble between ItuNarian and
1'ri.M.inn tri.np in llruiK. and It I"
ald that the i.ermnn military author.
Hie In th lleUtl.in capital hae or
dered all Ha ii nan in Iblgiuui to the
aceiip of o.er.ition in France. Theee
rpiiorlK. however, are otll tally denied
ill llripwpla.
Ipul he from ppirograd de lare
Unit the Auetrlan dell novel ninetit of
frucnw been piaell n el' by tier
many. The inhabit. 'tit of fnicw
are auld to hp in Might. t
nir.Nt ii .tiMtT Tkrj
TMK IIMII ItKVCII (tMNl
Hurdeatix. Kept. Sti tll 'i'i a. m. I
The mlnlxtry of marine uniiounce to
day that Ihe French gunlio.it Miipilae,
on September SI. took pow.pKio of
oro Ueatli in Kama run, thp Herman
Lolony In weatern e'luutormi .miu .i.
PAIUS ItFINIItTK llt.WV
iii.irrixti .vr iMirii i:mh
Paria, Kept. 2 i i! p. in.) Heavy
lighting ia going on hi uoth the eut
and wp wing of thp huiile between
the allle and IJelinun In France, ac
cording to Ihe ollu iul atinouncpiiienl
Humeri ihia afel...n.n by the KtencB
war department.
Kvlluw liig la the ext of the ri in-
muni, atlon:
Firal: tin our left wing between
the Homme and the n,e, the batlla
onllnue very violently. Iletwppii the
river Ha and Xouuiona. our iroop
have advanced allghtly. The np"iy
haa not at templed an attack.
lietween SotKMina und Itheliti there
ha been no Important change In trie
lluatlon.
"Hecund. On tha center between
Ithelin and Verdun the altuatlon alo
unchanged. In the Wuevre region
Ihe enemy haa been able to rroaa me
river Meiiaa In tha vicinity of Kl.
Mlhel, but ihe olTenalve taken by our
I roup already haa. lo a large egtunl
thrown him back on tha river.
'To Iha aouth of the Woeire region
our attack have not ceaaej lo pro
greaa. The Fourteenth Herman corpa
haa fallen back after having Buffered
great loaaea.
-Third: On our right wing (In Lor'
rnlne and In the Voage) the effective
Herman force aeem lo huve been re
duied. Theaa detachment of the
enemy which had at certain uolntg
driven buck our advance ot, have
been repulacd by the r (.trance Into ac
tion of our reaervea.
"In the Ituaelun gone the Ituneian
have captured Hipbsow on Ihe rail
road leading to Cracow and have ulo
taken t' o fortified poaillona lo the
north and south of Prtemyal.
"lit I'olund Ihe liertnun appear lo
(CouIIiimmI on ! Two.)
KII16 GEORGE SEES
KITCHERER'S
y
Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Men, Many Still Without
Uniforms Pass in Review
Before His Majesty at Al
dershot.
Alderahol. Rug in nil. Kept .'. via
Lolliloti l:4 p. in. I King lleorgp.
Who wu HCLoiiipanieU by - .jueeii.
Mary und their dauKhn-. Prince
Mary, .peril Ihe day here Inappcling
a Inure vectlon of Field M irhal Karl
Kitchener' new imiiv. M.it of the
men were In kh.ikl. hut her,. und
there were n-eii aplashea of blink
where ri'glmeiiiM of men who had not
yet received their lllllforill Were
drawn up.
A lionet llcr l.'.ll.lMMI niell piliwed be
fore their inajelicM, many of them
wearing rihlioiiH and nedaH of the
fiiiitih Afrlciin and other i uniiniiiinv
The royal party al.i made u lour
of thp Oeriii.in priMoiici' .amp. The
king mid ipieell Will llevule Hllinla
lo l lulling the woiimlcil.
GERMANS UTTERLY
CUT OFF FROM
THE WORLD
Cut Cables, Censors and Ex
elusion of Foreign Newspa
pers Completely Isolate the
Whole Nation.
llrrlin, icui. : iVlu U.111I..11, 3 ?.u
p. m ) --The cutting of Herman ub
marine i.ulc, the cenaorahlp and tlm
c In.io i of foreign newapaper trm
I lie empire haa r suited in abutting
out troin Hermuuy virtually all lliu
newr. of tile oulaule world.
Fur la lat three day the Iterilu
newapnpet h.iVp been I'uirying full
description of the architectural d
tali of Ihe Illieim rathedrul, while
lit Ihe laat 1 daa only ihree pla. e
huve been pef ill. ally mentioned in
the goteiiinieiit wur bullelin. Thee
aie Noyon, Uhcini and i hateuu liti
inolil.
COTTON IN HOLD
OF BIG LINER
MAKES UGLY FIRE
New York. Kept. !!. Sixteen hun
dred bale of cotton, Mured in Ihe
lower bold of the While Star liner
Cretlo cu light nre thla morning aa the
M-aael lay at her Pier under ateuin
and ready to weigh anchor for Cluioa
ftevtral hu-eJred Italian rci-rvtie
crowded Into the steerage uveinlghl
were roiiei out amok and Mod lu
the Pier.
It waa after If o'clock before the
fire aeeiiii'd to be under control. The
khip, hcreclf, It via paid did nm catch
hrp and the il. linage waa i ol lllied tu
the rotten In the hold. Thla cotton
waa ronlgned lo .u.le.
4 ol. Miatc PnctiinooUt li1liu.
Vera fru Hcpl. 3t 'ol. Frank
lin J- M'we. comnuiudei of the flrt
brigade of roiled Mule marine at
Vera Crux, died today of pneumonia
on bourd the hoepilul ahlp.
JE','1
Today s War
Summary
A battle of extraordi
nary severity is raging at
the western end of the
Anglo-French and Ger
man battle line in the
region of Noyon, sixty
miles to the north ot
Paris, where the French
still are striving to out
flank Gen. Von Kluck's
reinforced army. The
French official statement
issued this afternoon
claims that the allied
troops have made a slight
advance.
On the eastern end of
the fighting line the
French offically admit
that their line has been
forced back by the Ger
mans across the liver
Meuse near St. Mihiel, a
point about twenty-five
miles to the south of the
French fortress of Ver
dun. In the eastern arena,
the Russians are piepar
ing to attack the impor
tant Austrian fortified
city of Cracow in Galicia.
The inhabitants of the
city are reported to be
fleeing and the civil gov
ernment is said to have
been assumed by the Ger
mans. Russians operating
against fortress of Prze
mysl have captured two
towns to the north and
south of the position and
have completely cut off
its railway communica
tion. The French ministry of
marine today announced
that a landing force from
the gunboat Surprise had
hoisted the French flag
over Coco Beach, in the
German colony of Kam
amun in Africa.
The British forces from
the Union of South Afri
ca have occupied Luder
itzbucht, a town ia Ger
man Southwest Africa,
the Germans retreated af
ter blowing up the rail
road. China has protested
against the occupation by
Japanese trcop3 of Wei
Hsien, a town in Shan
tung province outside the
tone set apart by the
Chinese government for
Japanese military opera
tions against the German
concession of Kiao Chow
e w
SEEK TO LOOSEN UP I
A FEW KINKS IN THE I
t ENGLISH CENSORSHIP J
e -
e W.ihlngi.in m pi. 2. Acting 0
4 S.-i rclury Uin.n auld today
e) that the alitie depart meni wa
negotiating wi'h the Hilt In Ii for
the r oval of cine o' (lie ptrin-
gi nl real ri l mi. imponed by
4 in itiah ccnot .- on coiuir crclul
cablegnim.
CARRANZA ADMITS HOPE
OF AVERTING WAR GONE
Anarchy Supreme in Mexico
ew York. Sept ; - I'.eiore
In PelroKlild. UI. 'ii Hi the Olympic
KuMifiit miiiiler to Mexico, api'ke
country an h' paid he bad found
"Mexuo i w ithout a gov crtimi
ananhv. ' be sanl. "With the
tan. where a.'ine aemlilaive of or, In
for a piTHon lo travel in Mexico
rob and burn and pillage a they
the nulhoi Ilie. nre the i:iue of n
terferenc.i by Ihe national authorlliea, pimply iic there ia no
national government north meat inning.
"The I ni Lot) Slate alimild linl withdraw It Iroopa flam Vera
t'rna From what I u aide In olmerve there I no prospect
that a Manic govcrnm.nl may be
ramui 1 an nhlp political chief, but
ti a leader of men. I am frank
Mexico today arc not hu'.f u bad
of M.ulero."
Steamer Lorenzo Captured off
West Indes While Deliver
ing Coal to Elusive Cruuer
Karlsruhe.
New Yorl:. Hept.
Ilciinell. the I li ii ivh
heti. uiimcini e.l lhiM
the leamer l.oiciiioi,
2! Courti-tiny
conatll general
afternoon that
n gln i ed im n
I'liiied Slap- iio-r h a nt in ii ti , and the
Noivvigiaii aic.iiiiir Tln.r had been
apliirc.l by Hiiilh cluim i lit the
c of loahllK the .! iiu. n ci uis r
k.irlxriihe .11 und hud been
taken to Si. Ian ia to uwail itlnpi.M
tpiti Iiv a pi lo court.
ir I'ourieiii.y udded that the Her
man crulxcr had mime ll K'l'l"'
I'lle two Kl.' i n i t were captured oil
Hi.. Wet Indie, be Kal.f
The l.ori in.., a vhhi I of 1 I -' ion".
Ii-rt New Yolk on August G f..r Mue
iioh Aire. The Thor I a ateaoier ot
a 4-1 ton, she tell New York on A"-
gllHt I for Newport New.
The cupiure, accor.liiig to Inlor-
llintloii received lure, wa III. Hie 10
one IUIIIM1 cliliael.
3
Majority Leader Believes all
Work Now Before Body can
be Closed up Within Week.
Radium Bill Dead.
Wualllllglon, Sept. :'U llilllxc IHm-
e nil will outline the remainder of
their IcgiMlalive program Monday mm
.e. nle whet her the bill for govern
mi til ov led no r. bani mat in., eliab
!. pieftt-cd. S.iuti lHni'K-tal contend
Hie iii .r.-Miy Iiu, pucd. Itt-pit i-cnta-l
r. e I' inli'tw nod paid todi'y the Itoilvc
1.1 nniMi it w..r beiore ii.'iol.er a.
MORE REPLIES FROM
COAL OPERATORS AT
WHITE HOUSE TODAY
Wllpllitiill.M. Sepl. 2 ItrplX'" of
"olor;ti'o coal opi-rator. other than
the I 'ol.. 1. 1. 1 . Fuel Ac lion voiupan).
proposing a . oniprmise on PreMdctil
Wilson a i til proposal for aett le
nient of the still. e reached the
W hite House lo.lny. I io.iiiih ll u
the replii-a w i v-m bclui-e ttie I'f''"
lilent aaked lb.- . I'.i .iol. to take up
the innstion (ititli.r. io pral.lelit ex
pect them to re. .. in-ill. r.
Ituilium t Uiii.Liliril.
VY.iHhll.git.il, elept ... The loll f'
Colti rv lug radium land-, triune. I amal
Wide inter.! over r.uli to cute nme
motitha u, waa ab.iudo'i. I. tempor
arily at least, touay by ihe Iioumv It
wa liiudo "continuing privileged
tneaaure" however, whuii enn.de it
I to b,. cKiied up al any tim.. "i not at
(all It aponaor explained l lor., waa
no paiitcular rcaon for piessing ll
ItRIGAtl CAUGHT
G0ALII1G GERMAN
WARSHIP
UiERlODTH IS
S CAf
QUIT
OCTOBER
exiling for Hl.ua" on hi way
today, AleXamlle lie SI a I'gHky.
fieeiy on condition n that
Hn-ni.
nl ami pro tic.llv In a Hate of
in i..ii of the Mate of Vuia-
uull m milium .1. it i nnnifo
Ihe liainl ol brigand Unit
please, without mi.-i l.-i i nee by
the t .mlile. There I no In-
etalilihed In Mexico. I'ur-
he cannot compar- w II h Vill.'t
lo Mule that condition in
a they vveie during the reign
Cites Two New York Banks
Alleged to have been Boost
ing Interest Rate to a
Southern Customer.
WuMhingii.M, S. pt. I'. - Secretary
M. d. 1. 1 today '.el. .graphed A. II
Wiggin, ihairmaii of the New York
ilcutitia bovi.c. tin. name of tw'o
New York l.i'i'k which be declared
have li'in chi.iue.l I.) ii large Booth
em bank Willi I ciiuirint! I per cent
intcrei'l on .a-vcral large loan. The
mimes of ihe two I.jiiKh were not
made pllilllc but the e.'elary ald.
"Ir tho bunk deny having nia.le auch
loan al i per telll llllcleat I Will
take the matter up with tin- Hoiitlteiu
bark and get further del iil "
Tie telegram wa Hint in respoiiae
to one fto.ii Mr. Wikkiii ilcclaiinK
that New ink banks vv. lc not
i haririnic ntoi p than ti p'-r cent to
i iini. liners ami cot rcspoii.l. nis, ex
cept on "some Wall Miccl loan ami
on paper placed l.v broker."
SALVATION
LOSES OUT
LOS ANGELES
Court Refuses Injunction to
Restrain Charities Commis
sion from Shutting Off
Street Workers.
I.o Allgcle. fill.. Kept. 2. Tin
Salvation in in) , which recently was
foi l.idile i in sullen elm in tin i lt.
lost loil. i, It legal rtKht a. ..nsl lac
ruling of the municipal chailtic com
iriih'sion. Judge I'crt'y V ootl of the
Kiiperlor coitil dlolvud u temporary
In In net ion losued to nsirain ihe char-
itiea coiiimisioii Ir.in enforcing H
oi.ler, and netiied the salv.itioti army
a lei main in injii'ution to the same
eft eft.
The rulini:, when hilts a!! the char,
italde a.llcitie of the Salv.itioii army
here, wa the oiiiconie of an ui'iulry
I. is. . I ll oil ail l-'tl.'lal all. nation thai
III,, army ni out of the iityui least
.ii.'-th.i.i of ihe i.veniie derived
Irom l liu Hal. ly Inclined. In delia ii"
of it legal legulatl.i'i which prescribe!.
that nil ihalMy fillnl eMail be used
for the relief of the needy within the
ill' llltilt of l.i AliKi I. .
The S.ilvulloti iirni hit no lecoiir,
now except un appeal to huliei
court.
Sever il mem. .era of the army aie
now under airesi, pendinir appe.iran
In p. lice iiinri on the charge of a. li
lt; c x I .1.. Litt-tl f..r ehailly fur
p.-aea. .
AMERICAN MINING
CONGRESS TO MEET IN
PHOENIX IECEMBER
Waahnigi. ti. S. pl - The a.- en
leeinh aliliU.il llleclillg of tin' Anieri
nin Mimiw coiigr.sp will be lo-UI in
I'll.ienU. All7..n:l, liecellllier 1 t'l 1 I.
the expciit,,,. i-ollimitlee itrillouliei.d
tod IV.
M'ADOO CALLS TURN
OFFEND H6
ARMY
R
ORDER
Conditions Today Seem Back
About Where They Were
When Constitutionalists
Took up Banner of Revolt.
FRESH EXODUS FROM
MEXICO CITY BEGINS
Troops Massing at Aguas
Calientes to Meet Expected
Attack from North. Bor-
der Battle About to be Re
sumed. Washington. Stjit. JO.fioii
crul 4 a era una called a meeting
of tin- illpbiniailc coriai In Met
It ti 4 Ity yt-stiTilay anil Inforiipril
I'm-iu that fnlrlM-r llglp.liis; In
Mi xlt'tt prtduibly t oiiltl inn ho
iitolilcil, uit tirtllnu tit oftltial ail
vlits, riotlilng licrt today.
4.t'iitial 4 urranxa oiiillmtl lo
lie iliplonutu lite lriiiilcw ni-go.
Ilailon. with l.ciii-ral aiHtia ami
gate tlittii tbtails nl' 1 1 ic rupture
with l.i-in ral lliu. 4'unntni4"
t vplaiiaibio followml Hie Urn of
I lie stalcimni lie had given l
Hm prc.
Atltlits frtnii St Hnar a IimIuj
courimictl riiMirla of lighting
)i-.rnlo near tauanca, the
4 arriincu forutt umh-r t.t ncral
Hill having 2i Vtoulldcd. TIh
tenor of tin illsiat( lum linllcatt'il
that .over nor Mnyloretut irtHm
were niiiitt roua ami IttUlil fopce
Hill lt i n the latrilt-r.
Anifrlcnii 4 tuisul Mlllninn will
ntorii liiuiicilialtly fcini latrelu
to Mt'xb'o I My.
llrt.wiiMlllr. Teg., ea-i. ill.
.Military guard were IihIbt rv
fMald.slicd by I ulti'tl Slate
trtMii at Hie tiHin-iuttlonal brblge
approucht . Im re.
ItHllI KTS nVK MM A IS
ii:nt mhi uirri.ic
Sunta Fe. N. M , Hept. i. John
W. Itoliert. cftrrepondent for the
H. arM paper, whose home la m
Satin. Fe. wiren from Torreon to
f I lend here that Villa hna Bhlpped
thirty ot hi I.eiiviiHt guna soiilh and
that he i now actively niobllumg bi
vi-teiau arn y und making every
pr. p. i ral ion lor a long campaign tu
the aouth.
MeVic.i fltv, Sept. ti. Heneral
Yen ui ui no i.iriatir a, the acting head
ot the Mexican government, in tho
loiiu naieititnl which ht: gavp out
In si mghl reviewing the lllllcilllle
between hunstdf ami Hencral Frull
eiHc.i ilia. i:ite that the Nltuatioii
ia gr.i.e but lli.it ll.e roiiHlilullolial-
I. -ta ri.. ready tor utiy emergency.
ielletal Villa, lie deelured, lie 11 III tide. I
iiupo"sil... change 111 the cull leaned
for a cont. ii ic e of constitutionalist
chiefs oil tlclober I.
ilem ial 'ill.i' ii. tn.uiiU. he aay.
wen thai the g. nernl Conferelli x
pledge II to l. e.l a I. Hell the na
tional ami Mate civil regime Within
hlllv d"V .tiler tile t "tl I iTell.JB coil-
-Pule It diseuspion. that no preeeiit
ain.y i. fii.er ihill he ellgiulp tor any
cle. live ..flbe. Hi it Ihe federal alaie
lei;l. n il.-, Ii,. convokei) .nimcill.ilelv
and that the electoral college be
hi sen for ihe election f a perma
nent president.
To thea,. demand fSenertll t'arrsn
aa replied lh:.! "nlv the conference
GUARD
! ON JOB
ONCE
I MORE
lis. If wa alil.i to take Up theay que
t ion.
K. g I'd. mr the cutting of the rail
way lines moth of Aguu I'alieniea.
lieii.ial t'urrunxu auy this ui not
lioMib- Inn a ne.eMiry ! In view"
of Heoer.il Vill.i'g warlllte J.rep'irm
I1..1. If aiuuchy coinra uiil blootl
i