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WNt UiAMIU. SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1916.
NO. 1909.
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MBObAS. Arte.. Kutk M.-Tli
■Mil «C tke Americana sad Kerlcan*
41 rtnrlr but Midr daibrKoul
Mpha. TIU*'« effort to romsh Ike
fliarra Kadre U froatrated by the
tpriefc atepa taken by Obregon who
awHol paled hia Intention to bead ter
Hat direction, and took atepa to
bead him of. Villa ia trying to
bub a hiding place tn the Santa
Ctara kUla where ho hopoa to be
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able to carry on a lose cucrilla
fight. Bat this to not non poaatbl*
(or klm.
Hl> PA.HO. March >4 -A courier
arrived reporting that the Americana
engagod Villa near Namequipa driv
ing the bandit chieftain front the
field.
General Pershing and General
Bertas! are non meeting to arrengo
e Io*at attack span TU4 fk» M
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Mink »«—
ArraBgemenU an being mada to
moblllzo tbe militia in tha varoui
•tatea tn tin they may be aa-Mled In
Matin.
KIj PASO, Marah 14.—United
Stgtea eoftanl lichee at Chihuahua
deal#* ofteteUr Ait tier# t# UJ
truth (b the tdpotted of
a«s4r«| H«NN. 1 K« oh *u more
•atonUhed tin General flimri
himself when he re«4 the lake
•tortee which were publish#* to
(ore# the hhad# o? the Amerlcai ca
pitalists. who’ will stop #t nothing
to (ore# s war srtth iihxieo.
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B HR LIN, March 24.—Very effect
I« arHUtry Are, opening the way
tor Infantry attache. has enabled
the Germans to achieve additional
«mwm at Haucourt to the north
nest of Verdun.
The Brand ’’endquarters dis
approves of the Berlin press ia its
assertions that Verdun will fail to
day or tomorrow. These declarations
are not official and have no other
hasis than mere conjecture. The
Grand Headquarters insists that
the Verdun drive is proceeding,
smoothly, satisfactorily and with un
varied success. The Germaa losses
are relatively not great.
PARIS, March 24.—There was a
lack of momentum in the German
forward movements northwest of
Verdun today, and the French ar
tillery drove back assault after as
sault upon the French positions, a
diminished infantry retiring in
disorder from efforts to storm tlie
hills which the French hold.
The Germans are now shelling
the French lines with high explo
sives and making a determined ef
fort to reach the railroad with
howitzer shells.
So far the gains of the Germans
are important, but they do not affect
very critically the French positions.
The German report that the Ver
dun defense would fall today le ri
diculed but admitted to be un
I official.
The report is doclared to be in
i trinsica^y absurd.
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BRITISH REPORT PROGRESS
EAST AFRICA CAMPAIGN
LONDON, March *4.—Several
—i*-victories and the successful
progress of the plans to surround
the German east African force are
(Sported, by the War Office today.
The report is made the foundation
her as other agitation to cease this
campaign which is only a wasteful
expenditure of men.
The North aUge papers especially
declare that after the tsar, the win*
■era will get that land in any event,
mA hence it is only a misdirection
eg military energy to press the cam
paign in Bast Africa.
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LONDON, March 24 —Lord Kitch
ener announces that the Egyptian
forces have all of them been re-or
ganised with General Murray given
sole command of the army.
The Egyptian situation is satis
factory and aulot.
LONDON, March 24.—It is estl
bated that there are now fifty thou
sandswar widows in the British Isles.
NEW YORK, March 24.—Boris
Schumacher, a Jewish nows writer,
states that from a careful estimate
by caroful investigators there are
two and one half a million Russians
dead or incapacitated since the war
began. Schumacher is a strong
Russophobe although himself born
in Lithuania- He says that the war
is sapping the Russian strength in
life more than any other nation.
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
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they are not all males about the
good time dance givon by the Fprt
Davis Social Club, Tonight, Satuday,
March 25th 9 P. M. Leave your
pocket books at Homo. Meet at
Golden Gate Motel and Rose’s
Candy Storo 8.30 p. m. to 9 p. In
Last team leaves promptly at •
o'clock sharp. COMMITTEE
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FORCES
FORCE WAR WITH MEXICO
WASHINGTON. D. C-, March 24.—
Tho responsibility tor a series of
lying reports as to olr.rming condl
Uoas of Mexico to assigned to Inter*
eats which desire war with Mexico
to become an accomplished fact.
This to the statement of some of the
■pastors ‘in Congress today when
the Mexioah campaign came up for
eensideratlQh.
Senator Jamee Hamilton Lewis
ef lUteoto chanted that Villa was
getttoc.secretjsI4 .from American la
f am 'that Mm VUIattot malt to
supported hr, those rite have been
working for active intervention; that
false reports se to mutinies and re
sells uaaeng the Oamaftot soldier*
have bean circulated la the papers
toe the same eureese. i i "
Senator Stone In a utter attach
«poa these same Interests said “ab
lator Ceaess srere stran now night
It to charged that they plotted the
IlUatto raid; supplied the laser*
recto chief with arms and ammuni
tions endeayored to promote a war
scare throughout the United States,
and'are now trying to persuade the
people that war Is Inevitable and
that it must come, so the soon**
the better.
None of the very alarming stories
of the Carransist generals’ revolts
have been proven true. Alt have
beep officially denied.
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N$W YORK, March J4.—T.
Rooaerelt arrired here today oil
It to bettered that the Rooeerelt
visit will be signalised by the ar
rangement of a modus rivendi
whereby the Bull Moose purtk-wUI
become extinct and tho former seced
ers will be accepted with delight
beau* *t$»ld. M
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lag to New York, and ell Insist that
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Roosevelt never looked better and
as he says felt that way.
PASSEN6ER LNER SUNK
IN THE BRITISH CHANNEL
LONDON, March 24.—A crow
Channel Passenger liner was sunk
today hut all details 'are lacking.
It Is not known what happened the
steamer.
BERLIN, March 24.—The social
ist party is badly split as a result;
of the submarine controversy. Dr.
Sudeklm leads a majority faction
which Insists ^hat the submarine
policy of the government be main
tained regardless of the protests of
any foreign power, belligerent or
neutral.
BUCHAREST, March 2*.—One of
the most important bags captured
bv the Russian warships on the
Blaok Sea was the total destruction
of a large fleet of Turkish transports
laden with troops and suppliea and
en route to Thebizond. It is said
that the warships misled the trans
ports by signalling with the Turk
ish code, and by flying the Turkish
flag, thus luring them to destruc
tion.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 24.—
It ip stated that the Entente powers
have declined to disarm the liners
The powers say that they cannot
place any trust in the word of Ger
many and no assurances given by
that nation , are worth any more
than the paper on which they are
written. The disarming of the lln
| era would be simply to court disaster
at the hands of the submarines
which would like nothing better
than to destroy them, no matter
how much or to whom they pledged
against doing any such thing.
NOTICE TO REPUBLICANS.
A mooting of the Seward Peninsula
Republican Club will be hold Satut*
day Evening at Hunter Hall at 8 P.
M. Business of importance.
..W. D’ARCY CHACE, Prosident...
C. H. MILOT, Secretary.
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VILLA’S RIGHT HAND
MAN TO SURRENDER
NEW YORK. March 24.—Juan
Burns, Consul General for the Car
rants government Is in receipt of
must, important .dispatches from
Mexican government states
that.General Bernardo Reyes;,the
chief leafier of the yuiatteta, has
asked f6r an amnesty ter Ms com
mand. stating that if such Is ext*na
ledshlm he will surrender.
General ‘ Trehlno at Guadaljar*
Laud General Talamantez at Torrpow
'report, . that > V everything in their
districts quiet. '
I 14he Mexican government protests
'against the alarmist reports which
capitalists Interested' Hi1
,*osut war with ilfextcik. are
_ir3iiry
wholly unfounded decta Sd
thousand CsrransistsKl
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saga also that thsrh Is sot a par
tide of truth Ip the alleged revolt
pf Herrera and hla command In
Chihuahua.
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 34.—
The United States government la In
fecelpt'of official advices .which show
tftat Aero la not a bit of truth In
the reported Iqflamed condition of
T»faplco. Tampico la Quiet and
orderly and the Carranta general
lUM completo control pf; the district
, This Ip the.dlatrlct where antl
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MEDIATORS REACH SEWARD
IN ROUTE ANCHORAGE
SEWARD, March 34.—The peace
make** who will settle the labor
trouble* In the Anchorage district
arrived here today and are belnfc
mado much of by Sewardites who
doubtless will endoayor to unload a
bunch of green goods In the shape
of spin* real estate upon the un
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sophisticated mediators.
The men decline to make any
: statement until they reach hacker*
age. They were greatly i in preened
with what they saw of Aladke ferae
the decks of the steamer oa whtee
they travelled.
SHACKLETON ARRIVES
AT SYDNEY N- $. W
[ SYDNEY, N. 8. W., March 24.—
Explorer Shackleton arrived today
from the Antarctic after having
been absent two years In the south
polar regions. The achievements
which he has accomplished are
strictly witheld from the public and
Shackleton declines to make any
statement.
The explorer m chiefly anxious
to get details of the war in Europe
of which be had heard practically
nothing since he started. Shackle*
ton belongs to the Royal Navy ana
was a lieutenant commander before
he went to the south pole.
YUAN reversal comes
TOO LATE THEY SAY
SHANGHAI, March 24.—This city
fa covered with republican posters
and proclnimationc in reply to the
Yuan resumption of the Presidency
These declare that the Yuan re
versal of policy has come too late to
save him and that the revolution
will never stop until he is deleted
from Chinese affairs.
The republicans claim that only
because Yuan realizes that his de
feat is certain has he agreed to
smother hi3 usurping ambitions.
The Yuan officials have been en
deavoring to discover thoeo respons
ible for these posters.
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