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Carranza and Carbajal have
Reached Final Understand
ing by Which Government
will be Delivered.
AMNESTY TO ALL BUT
MURDERERs OF MADER0
These have Left Country so
that Transfer of Mexico City
to the Constitutionalists will
be Bloodless.

washington. July 20.--tseneral
Carranxa and Provisional Presl-
dent Carhnial have agreed on
basis for the arrangement Of
peace in Mexico. q .cording to
msesaac scfrsscd herr tnsisS by
jose CnstellDt. personal repre-
sentative Of (arlalai.
MIR. CastcIlot showed Set're-
tary Bryan his latest adviccs from
Meaico city which stated that
General villa aud Justice Ailcnhe,
CarIInIals two delegates tO Car
rRnza, have been instructed ca
cary out In detail the general
lasls of peace "alrcady agreed
on."
This was interpreted by Mr..
Casicllot 90 mean thRt through
private channels and through
RcginaIdo Ccpcda advance dci-
cgntc Of the CarbalRl govern
mcnt now with General CarranzO
u definite understanding hns been
reached for a peaceful transfer &c
the government az Mexico City
tO the con.iltutlonallsss.
with rcspece 10 amnesty and guar
antees. General Carranza. II ~ under
stood. will promise Immunity to all
except those directly responsible for
the overthrow OF Madero. Practically
all those said to oe guilty have hed
from Mexico. and that exception vii.
not be opposed by the Carhajal gov
II is expected that within a few
days the Carbnjal government del
egaiion will have worked out the de-
tails OF an agreement.
Diplomats here expect that one Of
the nrst questions VIII be one of rec
ognition Of the protocols signed ai
Niagara between the United states
and the Huerta government Ap-
provai uf those by the eonstltutionai'
lists probably would moan recognition
by the nUited states. Afgentile. Bra
zil and Chile.
An agreement By which zapatal
forces are 90 cooperate with the con
stitutionalists In restoring peacs
throughout Mexico has been arranged
Oy delegates at Vera Cruz and nov
requires only the signatures of car
ianza and Zapata before bvias mad
public.
A definite idea of General Nilla's in
tentions is expected soon.
General lauro VillU and Davil q
Allcnde. Provisional President Car
bajais delegates "a treat with Gen
eral Carranza in the transfor % IN
Mexican government TO the ouistiin
tional,sis wiz leave Vera Fruz toda'
on the steamer Mc<ieu Tor Tamplco
Consul Canada has reported To IN
state department.
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PEACE TREATIES TO
BE ACTED ON NOW

= Waahinston. July 2g.--On
. President Wilson's urgent re-
. quest that Secretary Bryan's
. new peace treaties with twenty
. nations be ratified al the cur
. rent congress the senate for
= eign relations committee today
. referred the conventions To a
= subcommittee with instructions
. 20 study them and report
. Senators had practically de-
. cided 10 postpone action until
. next session bat OWNS Ia the
= threatening situation In Europe
. ratification may be hurried
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been issued by the Russian war Of
fee.
Private reports from the Russian
frontier say distinct indication of
Russian military activity has been
noticed there.
A number of German regiments
have been moved toward the iron
tier. as precautionary measure.
The men wear the new gay sorvioe
uniforms ana carry their field equip
incnt.
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GRAIN EMBARGO TO
BE RAISED SATURDAY

Topeka. Kas.. Juiy ss.-The em-
barge against wheat shipments 90
Galveston Texas for export viii oe
lifted saturday at midnight instead
of Monday az midnight as orlgina,iy
planned. acc osding 40 an announce
mont made here TODAY by j. X.
Koonz, general freight agent Tor the
Aichison. Topeka and Santa Fc rail-
way.
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London ENchungc In Panic.

London, July 2a.--The reiousness
OF the European situation was re-
fiected today on the London stock
exchange. where Iritish consols
dropped at one time 10 seia. the
lowest point reached since the early
years 0f last century They opened
at ~, or x below yesterday. soon
afterward they dropped te 7ois and
then lost a fun point bringing them
down to 6sls.
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BouiGcT. Colo, July e9-A call
was issued today for a Grand jury TO
investigate the killing of Champ n.
Smith. Of Eldofa. whose body was
found IN a mine tunnel several weeks
ago. Wilson Davis WAS arrested yes
tcrday and held for Investigation In
connection with the death
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BATTLE srIIL RACES
ACROSS MAzNTi4AN iLAIgBOIt

otatea. sinuloa. Mexico, July a.
The Pacific Mall liner ciiy of sidney.
bound from ssliua cruz 20 san Fran
cisco. dared not land provisions to-
day az Maaatlan, as hrs been the in
tcntion. because the captain feared
20 endangcr his ship and the lives
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DIPLOMACY or EUROPE
Is HARD AT WORK

Vienna, July 2s.-Gcrmany and
Italy today continued their efforts TO
iocalize the war declared Yesterday
by their ally. Austria Hungary,
against servia, and the efforts OF al;
the European diplomats are being III
rectcd toward this same end.
No further declaration had been
received up 10 this moFning from
Russia and that country also had
made no fresh attempt TO intervene
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ENGLISH WAR FLEET
SAILS To UNKNOWN PORT

Portland, England, July 29.-The
British fleet sailed from here today
for an unknown destination. No in
formation could be obtained from
naval officials as TO the movements
OF the war vessels,
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TODAY IN CONGRESS.


sENATE
Met at II a. m.
FOREIGN relallens committee
began work on secretary Bryan's
twenty peace treaties.
Debate was continued on the
trade commission biil and scna-
tor Culberson offered an amend
ment TO define unfair eompeti-
tion.
HOUSE
Met a noon.
The conference rcport ON the
Indian appropriation uill contain
ing many diEputes was consid-
cred.
The insular COMMITTEES decided
not 90 hold hearings on the bill
for Philippine Independence.
The conference report on the
Indian appropriation bin was ac-
ceptcd and the measure goes 20
the president.
Consideration of the bill To
extend time of payments for set
tiers on irrigated lands was re-
rumed.
The naval COMMITTEES favor
ably reported a bin to reinstaie
Captain John n. Gibbons, recent
~ Dlucked.
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GUAM AJUATO OCCUITED
~ THE CONsTfrUTIONAIISTS

20 Paso. TeS., Juiy 2s.-Guana-
iuaio. capital of duanaluNto state In
central Mexico. MAS occupied yester-
dag by 'onstitutionaiist troops ia
commanu of 0oncrai Jesus carrausa.
said a report received hero to-day.
The city had been evacuated some
days ago.
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SERVIANS AND
AUSTRIANS RIOT
IN LOS ANGELES

. Los Angeles. Cal. July 2a-
. Rloting broke out here early TO-
= day In the portion ~ the city
= where ScrsMns and Austrians
. live.
. There was some shooting but
ono one WAS found TO have been n
. iured by n bullet,
. Policc reserves suppressed the
. disturbance. Several Auslrians
= were arrested
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UNCLE JOE CANNON
ANNOUNCES THAT
HIS ANTE IS UP

Danyille Ills, July 2S.--JoHeph G.
Cannon, former speaker of tho ma
tional house today made formal an
nouncement OF his ca adidacy Tor rep-
resentativc Of he Eighteenth Illinois
congressional district.
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New York. Juiy -e.-Judge Hand
IN the federal district court signed to-
day an order making permanent ap-
polntmont OF Joseph r. Martlndaln
and Frederick a. Juillard as receive
ers for the H. y. Clahn company as
recommended by the creditors.
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4 4US7RLANS OPEN FIRE ON BELGRADE:
RUSSIA ORDERS HER FORCES ASSEMBLED
MORE HOPEFUL TURN TODAY
IN THE STRIKE SITUATION

Chicago July 29.-MediatiOn between 9S Western rail
roads and their $4,000 engineers and remen wages
and working Conditions has taken hopeful turn
it was said today.
The federal board of mediation and Cancellation has ob
tanned consent to negotiations during the week and
poets to get the approval of the employees to arbitrate
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Washington. July 2a.--Eicction Of
additional federal reserve hank di-
rectors of class B was announced az
the treasury department as follows:
j. A. McGrcgor, san Francisco, Cal.
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in the controversy The Russian am
bassador 10 Austro-Hungary confer
rcd with Count Leopold Won Berch-
toldt. AusirO- -Hungurian foreign min
lster. but Il h understood tho inter-
view was only for the purpose of OBJ
tanning Information. Nothing what
ever Is known here Of the reported in
tention Of Russia 10 make declaration
OF neutrality In case Austria-Ifuganry
should Fenounce the idea OF terrltor-
tai expansion at the expense OF the
Balkan state.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
READY To COOPERATE.
Washington. July e9.-'rhc intorna-
tlonaI relief board Of the American
Red Cross today decided 20 announce
that the society would receive ana
forward contributions for relief To the
Austrian and servian Red Gross soci-
ctier a. designated hy contributors
All Red Cross chapters In the
United States are being notified.
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st. Petersburg July 29It is considered probable that
if Russia goes to war Emperor Nicholas will become gen.
erassmo Of the Russian forces with his second cousin,
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaevtch and General Sioux
homliEoff the minister of seconds in command
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PARIS BOURsE OPENS
MEAk-i.ITTlE BUSINESS

Parts, July 2g.--The bourse opened
weak today. Prices weie affected by
the drop In New York yesterday. hut
little business done. French per
cent rontcs were "A little better than
yesterday az IS.
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No LONGER DOrBT OF
RUSSIAN MILITARY ACTIVITY

Berlin, July Military activity
ON the Russian side Of the frontier
Il confirmed by many evidences
which have reached the ears OF Ger
man officials but u was stated here
today that no mobilization order has
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CAR NICHOLAS WILL LEAD
RUSSIAN ARMIES IN PERSON
IF NATION GOES To WAR

General Mobilization of Armed Forces of the Gear Ordered To
day England's Battle Fleet Sails for Unknown Destira
tiOn France Rapidly Pushing Active Preparation fol
Conflict
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Strassburg. Germany July 3D.
The commander of the Fifteenth
German army corps stationed
here announced to the press to-
day that important night ma
ncuVcrs would take place tom0r-
row la the nclghborlloOd of
StrassburR. The announcement
stated that the cNcrt'ists Ind
hong bccn prepared and that the
citizens in the vicinity should not
be di-quictcd " artillery firing
were heard. since u would have
no rotation "a the present inter-
national situation.
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Austria-Hungary Said to have
Notified Russia that Terri
torial Integrity of Servia
will be Observed.
EMPEROR AND GEAR IN
COMMUNICATION TODAY
Asquith Tells Englishmen Sit
uatiOn is Grave but Still not
Without Hope of Diplomatic
Settlement.

~. Petersburg. July ga dis
patch frUm belgrade says the
scrvian capital has stcn lpm-
barded ana the bridge over the
river has bccn blown up.
Berlin, Juiy 2s.--Thc German
emperor aad Emperor Nic0Ess ~
Russia today exchanged tel
cgraph communications concern
lng the International crisis.
Paris. July 20.--Thc Temps
says Russia wa. oflicialiy Inform
cd about half past twelve this af-
icrnoon that Austria Hungary
would rcspc,J the territorial In
tcgrity of scrvia and wishes even
to abstain from occupying I3ci-
grade, tllc serVian capital.
london. July 2O.--Ilaron
Roths,hlld In am interview to-day
said;
~ think the situation Iooks
rather btttcF to-day. hii ! do not
know personally OF any hcyei-
opmenis Al the same tlnic u
loOks' n ~ there wcrc more
chance of the war lcing local
ikcd."
Masbinaten, July 2a.---I'rc>i-
dent Wilson kept cioscly In
formed Of the war situation la
EnrDpc today Through reports
from the american diplomats
abroad. bUt tlscrc was mo change
IN the attitude of mere obscrva-
tiOn.
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Iicsiin. July 2o.--in important
official conference WINS called
herr tbis cseuing owing to the
rcIoFfcd moi,llisatiOn of the Rus
sian army. Il was la progrss,s az
hall past seven.
No orders Tor corresponding
step in connection with the army
have apparently set been issued.
~. Petersburg. Jrly 29.--fircat
patriotic demonstrations took
pasc among the populacc of ~.
I'ctcissburR today and reports
from Moscow state that similar
manifestations occurred there.
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seems that old fashion
ed farming is not pOpu-
lar in the Eddy county
tax roll.
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~ at the Commercial club
lii at 8 o'clock tomorrow
0 morning. Get in the
OE picture. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-14
Italy Demands Apology
From Turkish Government
Rome Tells Constantnope British Consul-Gencla Ar
rested at lIOdeida Must BE Ielcased-laron Sonnino
Foreign Minister Insists on ReparatOn.
ARMORED CRUISER RUSHED TO ARABIAN PORT

immediate release OF the British Consul
and his conveyanc" unframed to the
Italian consulate at Hodeida. from watch
he was taken and arrested; a formal
apology for the violation of the consulate
and indemnity for the wounded Italian,
Cavas
Deputy Cappa deplored the delay as
unjustlied and Deputy Fcderzoni front
cally suggested that explanations be de-
manded from other capitals besides Con-
stantinople. Baron Sonnino replied that
the incident is not yet closed.
Patriotic speeches were made 10y sew
eral of the Deputies Deputy Ranier said
he hoped that the Government would ac-
complish its duty. The Speaker of tho
Chamber said that the Government might
offer mediation IL favorable opportunity
arises. and added
Italy is prepared to maxi. every sac
rifico and is completely united
lie concluded by shouting. Long live
Italy" Premier SalandTa repeated the
cry, which was taken up ny the entire
Chamber.
Senator Murandi Will submit motion
to the Senat" tomorrow urging that Italy.
whether she intervenes or not. should in
sist that peace be conditional on a stimuli
tancous general disarmament.
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Forces Of Republic Report
Progress in Wood of
Lie Prctrp.
ALLIES ADVANCE IN
FLANDERS CONTINUES
Invaders Are Rcpul>cd in
Lamgcmarck District.
y. +. of Iprc>.
MMARN or TUE WAR NEWS.

The action OF Turkish soldiers in
dragging the British Consul at Hodeida,
an Arabian port. from the protection Of
the Italian Consulate and in injur.ng
an Italian Official has produced a grave
crisis in ltaly's relations vita Turkey,
Italy has demanded the immediate
release of tine Englishman aud has
called IN Turkey to make a formal
apology and to indemnify the injured
Italian. The Italian cruiser Marco Polo
has been rushed to Hode:da
Baron Sonuino. the Italian Foreign
Minister. made the announcement If
his Governments firm course in the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday and
patriotic speeches ana cheering fol-
lowed
The official reports OF the French
Government say that there has been a
man attacks were repulSed Yesterday
near lpres in Belgium and at Aspach
in A.sace, while on SATURDAY the French
made gains east of 81. Mhiel and re-
pulsed three German attacks near
Yprcs
The German pf'icrai report says hat
tho French attacked over WIDE area
uu saturday ard were rcpusei ~ Grey,
losing SEQ in prisoners and many killed
and wounded
The situation in Poland appears 70
have undergone little change Pctro-
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Turkish GOdiVaS
ROuf PiOuS Guards
Force Soldiers to Retire by Dis
rarding Garments as Anti
War Protest.
sn.,.nl ,anlc nc.poich 10 rnt slN

LuNDoN, Dec l3.--The PetroGrad cor
respondent Of the Times says that retu-
gees who arrived az Tihis report that
there was an extraordinary anti-war dem
onstraton by Turkish women Al En-
zorum The women threw stones ana
rioted for several hours and when threat r.
eued 10y the guards rent their garments
and paraded the streets in sta'r of
almost nudity, thus compelling the guards
to retire in obedience To the lslamlc
law Thee forced the authorities to
send telegram 10 Constan;gople pro
testing AGAINST the war.
Armenian refugees from ErZerum de-
scribe as terrible the position Of 10000
christians vino are threatened 10y the
Turks with massacre On account OF thrir
Russian sympathics Tne prisons are fun
Armeuiaus and Greeks suspected Of
espionage are hanged IN the streets with
out trial and the CorpseS are suspended
for weeks swaNlng In the wind The
Turks spit upon the bodies and compel
Christians to do the same
There Al" now 800, 600 Turkish soldiers
and 800 officers AT ErZeruin. where there
is a large quantity of provender and milf
tary supplies stored, The German officers
control everything in the town and for
tIrSS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-14
FRENCH SOCIALISTS
ARE LOYAL TO NATION
"Whcn There Is a Fire Every
body Lends a Hand" Says
Jules GucSde.

PARIS. pec l3.--Th" Petit journal
asked NJ. Jules Gucsde. Minister without
rortfolio in the present Cabinet. for his
impressions as Minister after three
months I'm power" NJ Gucsd~ and NJ
Marcel Sembat. Minister OF Public Works,
are Unified Socialists.
"In power" NJ. Guesde replied. We
are not in power; We are in battle. When
there is a fire everybody lends hand
at the pumps Ministers are in power TO
apply a political programme. When am
at a Cabinet meeting with NJ. Rioo'. Minis
ter OF Finance, and NJ. Augagneur Minister
of Marine, We are not runuing politics. NJ
Sernbat and ! are there To contribute all
our force to the national defence. To or
ganize victory. an Anglo French victory,
even for the Socialists. il one condition
of that social evolution which We pursue y
NJ Guesde denied that there ls any
self cont rhdiction In his position and
quoted his own words AT tn" Socialist
congress in 1913:
"Thr nations duty 10 to defend itself
against The Government which has he
trayed the peace OF Europe France II at
tackled would have no keener defenders
than the Socialists of thu working party
I'pou the interviewer saying, AN
revoir, Monsieur le Miustre,' NJ Guesde
replied
Minister. # YOU win let MS say.
Minister OF q State Of War"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-14
GERMANS REPULSED IN
FLANDERS AND ALSACE
Attacks >car WIRES aud N>pach Po-
sitions Fail.

>rs.,a. 'gt'S BrSra'ct 20 Inv S.
PARIS, Dee. 13 Tho Germans made
two attempts to-day to regain ground
they had lost Ia Flanders and IN Alsdca,
jho battle front cNtrem.tIcs where tla
offensive of tho Allies has boon mos
vigorous Both attacks were rcpulsod,
II ~ officially announced to-nlcht
one attach was delivered against he
salient of Npres held NV tie Allies and
appears TO nave brc' met ,ul oouut,red
IN the region Of l.auaeuaTDh northeast
Of The town IT NprcS rncrc has been a
slow hut very steady advance OF the
allied INC IN tins area
The other operation reported lay I'VE
French Government took place a.
Alsine on the road tu NltNTCL. ana
Germans attempted 10 ,dpNuc me ra
way station at Asptrh, taken hv tha
French several days ago. ara were
driven back For ecvera, Wcahs Tho
Frcuch have moved forward IA German
tied territory. y broad advance directed
AGAINST Athir'h and Muclhau,cn aud
dies purd 10 dr4Ne thr Germans across
the Rhine. The text of tn" official re-
port describing these operations WIS
a. follows.
Two Grrmd0 ATTACKS. one al ca,p
extremity Of the front. have bD"l rc-
pulsed. one wa, delivered uutuols.
of Npr, aud the utlsrr up4,U,t the
railway station of A~pach,
Yesterday produced comparatively little
lighting anywhere ON the wide battle
front \ppalcntlv the French aud HrtSu
'oISNed the r'so' Of THEN Offensive opera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-14
GALE FROM ALABAMA
IN TOWN; SNOW TO-DAY
Barometer Falls to 20 ~. With
Unusual December Night
Temperature Of II.

rho a,,o,,, ,ro,s,,,o-s q, ,or,.nts spied
-. -,
Co''""'oi' III '"e Jun vi 'i'N'No w
Saturday and yesterday morning they
found IL whirljnC over southern Alabama
,,d ,o,hori,y forca Tbev got the wires
hus,. and w.rrad noyipa,ors that the cv-
,r,no uas b,adad mis- way and would
-, - -, s,ro,,s snu,Lcas,or,v and
MISUNDERSTANDING. caias ,lonr tho Atlantic
-, -, it,,,aras 20 pos,or
- - ,,,a,t,d Tho s,o-,,
=, II. IL. o,'h tas, ,,tc,, ,ha
",u p 80 -. -, s,,a,,.ad
-" 'T - ,rL .i,,a ,.,
S's"S y, o''e'e, o"'. ,,,r, oo,rad
nol III VI. e"l' , as,,'7,, !.
ho"er' Ju9t "'o"e' ave
thermometers al ~ 'u0 , W,
tween 'nirH -loui anu iorS ,"'soe hu'
the Iocdi pfol'"e's S"'' ''"'
rise to-day IL might DO" inu'h h"ruer
from the northeast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-14

ROME, Dec. 13-The Italian armored
cruiser Marco Polo has been rushed 20
Hodeida. the Arabian port where on
November II Turks invaded the Italian
Consulate and dragged out the British
Consul-General. sending him away on
boat whose destination has not been
made public.
The Italian Foreign Office has been
informed that since that date the con-
sulate has been surrounded by armed
troops and that the Italian Consul was
practically imprisoned until the arrival
from Massowa on December OF the
Italian coast guard vessel Giuliana.
Baron Sonnino. Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, has wired to Constantinople in
sisting upon immediate reparaton, add
ing that otherwise Italy will consider
that Turkey approves of the violenccs
and abuses perpetrated by the authori-
ties at Hodeida.
Deputy Gallenga points out that the
incident conceded with the proclami-
ton of the jehad and also with the
evacuation of Fezzan. Besides. he says
that the islands off Hodcida have been
converted into a German hospital. so
necessarily are in communication with
Constantinople. These facts are re-
garded here as most significant.
Meanwhile mountain artillery and the
reservis,s OF the lSs, and 1855 classes
have been called out for a month OF
tra.nin-.
Previous TO the adjournment of the
chamber until February Baron Sidney
Sonn.no Minister OF Foreign Affair.". re-
plying TO question signed by twenty
Deputies. said that the Incident AT Ho-
de!da became known only on November 2?
at Massowa. \ full report of the Incl
dent was received by the Foreign Once
by wireless on December 3, since which
time communication has been Interrupted.
The Foreign ONCE on receipt Of the re-
por; Immediately Informed England.
Baron Sonnino said. and simultaneously
demanded explanations from Turkey llo-
delda however. is completely isolated
and communication between 1, and Con-
stantinople is cut OF Nothing Is known
~ the incident, therefore, a. Constant
uop!e Baron Sonui:o added
Italy is now demanding OF Turkey the