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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
NOTHING DOING AT
Ell PASO AND JUAREZ

Ell PASO, Texas. March Tho Ben
ton investigation commission rested on
the diplomatic sidetrack here today while
Washington and Venustiano Carranza
were reported 10 be rounding the new
phase or negotiations direct through an
American consul.
George c. Carothers. special agent of
the state department. left here tonight
10 visit ChrranZa. His mission is said to
be discussion OF the general situation
with regard 10 foreigners, rather than to
hold specific conference over the Ben
ton problem.
Marion Letcher. American consul at
chihuahua, arrived here today with tho
expectation of taking the commission
back to chihuahua with him, and was
surprised to learn that the Investigators
elect intended 10 start yesterday, but
were halted by rebel orders said 10 have
come from Carranza-
Mr. Letcher. square Jawed. bright
eyed young man. surveyed the situation
from his sidetrack. reported 10 Washing
vitstons from FL Paso friends. went
across the river 10 see the races and
forget affairs OF state.
Calm and peace also were evident in
the Office OF Zach l.. Cobb. collector OF
customs and emergency diplomat
Uncertainty of wire communication
with Washington, the fact thai this is a
state holiday, and evidence tsal Carranza
and Secretary Bryan we're handling
things themselves. contributed TO the
ira nquillity. Carothers wrote some per-
sonal letters and General Hugh l.. Scott
dropped in. They just chatted, they aid.
The refugee colony remained I'm a state
OF anxiety, wondering what the sudden
calm meant until newspaper dispatch
from Washington were published in the
afternoon ard the suspense was relieved.
Word from MADEIRA. the big lumber town
in western Chihuahua. brought news OF
q nonpoltticel murder, OF which j. j.
/ = Bob, -
pany, limited, was the victim. He was
| slain with an AK. alleged to have been
welded by Miguel Alvarez. Mexican
| telegraph opera tor. whose mother was
Earmon's i1ousekeeper.
Mother and son were arrested, The
crime occurred a week ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
PLACE OF BENTON'S
BURIAL is UNKNOWN

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico. March o.
General Villa said today that the orders
delaying the Benton investigation COM
mittee, which was halted at Juarez yes
terday. were issued by General Carranza.
who had determined 10 handle all dlplo-
matte subjects himself
Persons in n position TO obtain rell-
80 1ho, ~. ~ NrI,,, r,.,,
ton, IL Il Is buried here. will have been
too long IN the ground 10 disclose much
10 the com mmission which Is 10 examine
IT, IL has been limited in official circles
that the body has probably been sub
jected TO some chemical action to OBJ
literate evidence.
Ii General Villa knows where the body
Is buried ne has not told anyone. Why
the body was brought so far from the
border and when and how II was buried.
are subjects upon which Villa refused TO
talk, None OF the foreign consuls has
been able 10 learn the whereabouts of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
ACTION OF VILLA is
UPHELD BY CARRANZA

NoGALES. Sonora. Mexico. March -
General Venustiano Cerranza, supreme
chief OF the coustitutiouaI,sts. upheld to-
Gay the action OF General Villa In hsltinG
the commission investigating the death
OF the British subject. William :. Ben
ton.
He took tho stand that requests for
any information regarding Benton's
death should como 10 him. as directing
head Of the revolution. through the dip,o-
matte agents OF Great Britain. This had
been explained as his stand In the mat
ter In the last communication 10 the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
PREPARATION GRANTED
ON LEMON SHIPMENT

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The inter
state commerce commission today issued
an order granting reparation of IL cents
a hundred pounds OH all shipments of
lemons in carloads from California to
the cast. between November Is. 1909,
and February u, 1912, aegregating tens
OF thousands OF dollars
Freight rates OF Sl.l5 a hundred pounds
had been held. after a protracted con-
test between the interstate commerce
commission and the courts. to be unla w.
ful. 10 tho extent that IL exceeded 81 90
a hundred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03

factorllv dscharsiDG the important duties
of chief clerk OF the subsistence depart
ment OF the canal. II appears that MI
Shipley had spoken OF resigning IN order
To accept business position which mad
been offered to him, and this may nave
given rise to the other statements I'D
reference To him.
Colonel Goethals also entirely exon
crates Mr.. 5hipley from any connection
with the alleged ransactions which led
10 the suspension of John Burke, manager
OF the commlssary committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03

to forward It TO his government Villa
promptly suppressed the proposed tcle-
gram.
The representative then said 10 him:
General Villa, you can suppress my
telegram, but you cannot prevent me from
telling the truth, and / am going 10 tell
the truth"
II was only after pressure had been
brought TO bear on him that villa con-
scnted TO provide Il special train for the
Benton commission TO come TO Chlhua-
hua. and then delays ensucd. Nille was
told that unless he showed some dispo-
sition TO help bring ont the facts il would
throw discredit upon him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
HOUSE COMMITTEE
IN COLORADO MINE
Three Congressman Go Be-
low and Interview Miners
While at Work.
TRINIDAD INQUIRY OVER
"Mother" Jones and Louis
Zancanelli Not Placed on
Witness Stand.

TRINIDAD, Colo, March 2.-Attor-
noys for the United Mine Workers Of
America have decided not to leopard
izo the cause of their clients in the
courts for the sake of procuring evi.
dence for use before the congressional
strike investigating committee This
was indicated late today when, with
the stage set for hearing the testimony
of "Mothcr' Mary Jones, u. 2. Cos
tigan for the second time temporarily
withdrew his request for her appear
ance.
Horace N. Hawkins, Of counsel for
the mine workers, said he had decided
not to make any further attempt to
have "Mother" Jones produced before
the investigation committee until q
decision is given in the habcas corpus
proceedings instituted in the district
court here. The case is set for argu-
ment tomorrow morning, at which time
the labor attorneys will demand that
the aged military prisoner be taken
from San Rafael hospital and person
ally produced in court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Convention Is Called.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 2.-Thc
Republican state convention viii be held
here April 22 and .. il was decided
at meeting OF the state central com
mittee today. \ candidate for United
States senator and "a candldates for an
state offices with the exception of Gov
ernor and lieutenant governor are to be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Few New Graves.

The Pantheon de Ia Reglar. where
Villa says the body Was inferred. Is about
two blocks from the United States con-
sulate and only one block from Villas
residence II is one OF the most con-
spicuous spots In the city. Two or three
heaps of gravel are the only evidence OF
frcshly-dug earth. and one of these is the
grave Of Abraham Gonzales. former gov
ernor who was executed by order OF
Hucrta, and whose body was recently
placed in the cemetery An attendant at
the graveyard said no other burials had
taken place there since villa returned
from JuareZ. or at least if there had
been any burials they had not taken place
In the regular way.
General villa, while attending bull
lights. cockhghts and balls. has shown in
difference to complications arising from
the Benton execution and the Bauch DIS
appearance. and once said he had "cut
the wires on the subject" meaning he
did not wish 10 discuss II further.
lie already had given versions OF the
events which led up To the killing OF
Benton. some OF the versions varying IN
essential details \ representative OF a
foreign government who took one version
| differing from that which Villa had given
20 the press. wrote IL out and attempted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
CARDINAL FARLEY
PLANS TRIP TO ROME

NEW YORK, March cardinal Far
ley Is planning a trip 10 Rome shortly
after Easter in order TO mako his ad
limina visit to Pope Plus y and submit
TO the holy see the report OF his arch
diocese as prescribed by the canon laws,
This Will be his first visit 10 Rome
since his elevation TO the cardinalate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
COLONEL COCKTAILS
CORRECTS A MISTAKE

WASHINGTON. March e.-Inauiry to-
day OF Colonel George w. Goethals chair
man OF the Panama canal commission
who is now here. establishes that dis
patches dated on o. about February .
last, stating that w. r. Shlplev. chief
clerk OF the subsistence department. had
been suspended on grounds of incorn-
peteDcy. were erroneous. Colonel Gocthsls
saws Mr. Shiplcy was not suspended ~
tnas tne or at any time since. lie also
speaks OF Mr.. ShIplcy as an entirely ccin-
pctent official and says he In now gaTig
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
GUILTY OF VIOLATING
MINNESOTA RATE LAW

RED WING. Mimi, March The
Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
company wab found guilty OF viola ting
the Minnesota state law. fixing the pas
acnGer rate at cents mile. By q fury
railway company had been indicted in
Goodhue county. Judge Albert johnson
denied motion for new trial and u
WAS announced that the case would be
appealed 10 the supreme court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Avoid stuffy, Wheezy Breathing.

Take FoIey's Honey and Tar Com
pound for an inflamed and congested
condition of the air passages and bron-
chial tubes. A cold develops quickly if
not checked and bronchitis, la grippe
and pneumonia are dangerous possibili-
ties. Harsh, racking coughs weaken
the system, but Foley's Honey and Tar
is safe, pure and certain in results.
Contains no opiates. Schramm.J j ohnson,
Drugs, ;<The Never-S r-Substitutors, Five
90 Good Stores. advertisement J
Rough dry done at &c pound. Stir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
General John w. Barlow Dies

NEW LONDON March 2-Word came
today OF the death at Jerusalem of Rrinae
der General John w. Barlow. UnIieG
states army, retired. General Barlow
accompanied by his wife, was makinc.
tour OF the holy land
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Two Children Burned to Ds,.n

CARMi, NJ. March Two sons .,
MrS. MrSa 5onn l., Williams. Virgil. II. and
Dll,ard. ". were burned to death las,
night when the Williams home al In,
Held. lh,' was destroyed by fire.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
Cardinal Kopp DIVING.

BRhSb.Al. Germany. March .
Cardinal George Kopp. the highest dicni-
,ary OF (he Roman Ga atholIc church In
Silesla. lie Is "a wears Old
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
MRS. LyON'S|
ACHES and ri
Have All Gone Since
Lydia E. Pinkhams
etable Compounl
Terre Hill, Pa. Kindly Peg
to give you my testimonial y Y

Lydia T. -
Vegetabl' e
pound VIZ
began tsk1
was sufer1
female to1
some dms 4
almost al \
aches-pail1
er psEtd1
in sides, W
ing down D
could not q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
||VF FERVAL MACHIN
MAILED At DEG|

DECATUR, ILL.,, March Eff
happens 10 me, see John Bacom'
This note was found on the b
W. Mennerich. who was killed
home at Sullivan, H.. by bonn1
received by mail, resulted In Oh
today OF Bacon, who is IS yeans
The coronerss jury had recou
that the youth. who Is said 10
saulted Mennerich last week fo1
quarrel. be held 10 the grand 1u1
ing an investigation of the tsaf
United States postal inspecton|
investigating charge that
Mennerich's wife, from whom
separated. may be implicated.
II has been shown that a
Springfield has been writing unn|
tiers 10 Mennerich and that q
in Sullivan has been writing
letters TO Mrs. Mennerlch. who
in Springfield, !"
An effort is also being made
the package back TO the office ~
1t was mailed and thus ldsn|
sender.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
To Cure a Cold in One Dax

Iaks LAXATIVE BRoAIo oIrIvrNr
laniets- Druggists refund money n i,
ans 10 cure. Z. ". GROVES sicnstura
- on each box. aSc "SH''Fe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03

SULLIVAN. H., March I'll
inspectors claimed TO have cl'
10 the identity Of the person VI
the Internal machine which !
killed Frederick w. Mennerleh
attempted TO open H. The mae
mailed in Decatur.
The inspectors have the deco
a man who is said 10 have lnqu
week at the Decatur postoihc<
ing the rate 10 sullivan NJ Z
the size mailed to. Mennerch:
ich received the package sr|
when he attempted to open TN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03

Rough dry done at DC pound. Stir
ling laundry, Wasatch 2l30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-03
WILSON READY
To USE TROOPS
IF NECESSARY
President Realizes Gravity OF
Situation in Mexico Result
ing From Recent Murders
by Both Factions.
(Conttnued from Page one-)

bv Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the British
embassador. and Senior Rano, the
Spanish ambassador. Both Spain and
Great Britain have recognized the
Huerta government and have been look
ing to the United States to act for them
in northern Mexico. There is every In
dication that this course will be con,
tinued, and it is clearly established
that Carreuza IS vancouver will not lead
the British government into any recog-
milton or other dealings with him.
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Sranrise @eintfebr.
Cine Wnttcr er5dbf1, lun2 lie uno
Ole Sbrcn in Sen Sriimmcru
TIRES 5eril0rten @cim5 ION
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@liif, baB ric Anht parsi uno tell
mar. Ionlt rudrc Mnndcr an 8cge
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burten aqmpf sefoitct mn bon Der
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geboren Iitb - bis nuf Die Icltcitc,
ba luobnteu mir nod 6ltr 0tictbc -
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uno ih nit Dem Ipgelbuuer uno illdlen
bas 5aus. IS III lpnit leiht al
finhen, 3lpei 6Glier bon Der Ode am
Iarftplas, ipo bns Sentmal mar, oas
Die 8ulIen umselporien bnben, aber
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Jest lteht Su bic cause StrdBc nld,t
mebr. GtGc pcrbrdlmtc Ytullcr ncGcn
Der anoereu. mlb ijbcrnQ cin9eitiIr8tc
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rdlldt nod. 90 8dlten lpir an ben
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ben Inn Ile 5~criprnnacn, ubcr ourd)
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brnfcn Die Chin ultf.
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id) nidlt, ubcr CT mag ia ppbl rcdlt
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lluo geraoe III mierer Shlaiitubc!
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Dos N4Gllcin.

u 9atlctlL liIbcrhell IND flur,
Oh Gilt pnriI1ey iu,mcrnur.
Nm llfcr irc1 id. linn m1o linn:
&o torlm't OH Der? @p gcbit Oh bin?
!" ,Idl tonm aus 0ulflcr SclIe;l
Sd'poB!
Wtin &uui geDt iibcr blum uuh
Noo<.
Ng' Weincm Spicrcl idNpcUt 10 milh
Sc9 blaucn &immela f~rcunolih BID.
N'ruu Fab ih fro6cu SiuocrIim;
Us trcitt MID fort. uci8 uidt pobiu.
Ter mlcl gcrnfcu avs Dem Stcib
Der, ocnt jt, luiro meiu Siilrcr
icIu"
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! I'm trauten fatn!!ienhrei1e. !


nleaeitlt gottIoie Mcnihen, fir i6r
Seelenbetl 81 Infgen; A. betcn mir.
oaB @ott red)t pieleu Stcrbenoen Die
lIrltdebare SHADE elmer o~oaltGnOigen
Heue lpenigItens i'm IeBtcn a~llgeublide
gelpabren ipolle, benu aud loid' Gin
@ebet lpiro @ott in iciner 9orm6erz
5i9fett itno gSeisheit purd bdllfigc Or
hprltna belohnen.
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llureht Ont.

Wtit WclN t,r Ont. mcbrcuta't
crlrprI>l,,
Sinb in hel Welt mir wcriSc pc
liorbcp;
Inn hGtt q linen crit Der Sco
cntriiot.
GS bat bod nic i'm Sc1su beaiidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-10

Wobnungen groBe Hinbeuitiidc, Die lie
funlt9eredlt ilbe%reinanoer leaen. 3pei
brclte Hiuoe1itildc pienen ais Seitens
lpd1Oe mn Gin groBeres oils Sdh.
Sas cine Gnpc oieier einfnd1eu Siitte
miro 0urdl fleiucrc H%inoeuitiide per-
ihloncn; u1 nnberen gnoe lit Der
Gin1ullg sum Niuciufried1cu.
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tucnn mir NQes piebcr d~ifbnucn. oaa
8t!o bringeu mir ntdt mieoer fort.
ltno Der 0erllh -
Iber mcin Woldl iogt: oSo4 bilit
Niles nidta. 0ier inn mir 81 0uuit.
Den Soocn bnben mir bcioblt, INN
penn crlt Die SopteiI ~begrnbcu iiuh,
miro Nuc5 micner bciier rpcrOcu."
Yin. @olt inn . Acbcn!
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Shersfrasc.

&cnm aui ciucr 9nnt scbu Hcifc
iiBcn fpnnen. picpicl Irn,c huUcu
boun bdroNi Ylab?-A ntmprE
Srpansia Nrmc %(oicicuiacn, Die MAJ
an &orpcr bar.
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&atboliider airdemfalenoer.
Vpm SenffornIein n. t.
Wattb. 10, 31-35.

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NJ. 8. @regpr b. @unoertb. SiIoa.
rs. SO. Obo. Warimus. 8omunus.
10. 8. @liiabetb b. Sbiir. Sontiamls.
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p. g. @ar. Spferuns. &olrmban.
Mm @lternsrab.
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@elt,
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Summer audlt.
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Sss lieet nift melt, niht peit bon bier.
f.: Ser liebite Ylas. Den id, auf
groen bab',
Pas lit Die Haienbant am gltern<
grab. -:
pa 5iebt's NIT Sanbcrmaht midi
tHtIIeI utl,
Mem Menifen nit mir ltreitcu.
BORT inert id niht, pie ih perlalien
bin,
port flag ih meine 2eiben.
pa reDen mir Die Spbten an,
Die Gltern mein, in elp'9er Hub'l
r.: Ser liebite Ylae, Den ih ali
7 Grben bab',
as lit Die NaIenbanf am glterus
grab. -:
plnb tpenn ih einitens l~ebensniibe
bin,
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Eann, gutter @ott, seipdbr' Ole Sitte
mir:
Fail midi gum Sriebbof tragen.
Rriidt mir Der Cob Die Iusen al,
Rann lest mid bort CUR eip'gen Hub'l
r.: Gin einem Hlas, no ij meiu
2iebites bab',
BORT bel Der Haienbanf an Gltcrns
grab. =: