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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
5alt bas ndditidbrise Geiblager In
}. Malbinaton, .. 6, ab.
Dapib 8. poImer bon WafFnstcn,
Soma, gum OberiOmmanbeur

Detrpii, Wsid.. 4. September.
Dapib 8. pnlmer, bon WcIHngton.
.. G.. Elm 0steran bss 125. Jrei.
lpiI!isen Resiments bon Soma. ipuroe
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| tDmmdnbeur Der granb Qrmp Of
tb, Rspublie erlpiblt unb fernsr ipurs
be in Der S6lubiibuns be3 48. Ra-
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btidloiien, bas ndhitjdbrise Gslbld.
ger in Waibineton .. g., b3ubaIten.
Obfhon fir bas Mmt bes gomman.
Der In gIief anfdnglih cine san5e
glsibe BON aonbibuten i'm Gslbs &c.
freien tparsn, 70 battle ii1 bod ein,r
nod bcnl nnDersn 5uriids.Sossn unb
f1licbli9 bate palmer ',int nenens.
rsrtbe Sppoiitiou.
Die iibrigen neiien Benmten iirb:
Sr. 0ics Commander in gbief 3.
9. @rispolb. Granb Rapibs; Su.
ntor Dice Commander In ghisf, 3.
20. gonnsrs. BON Dallas; Sureeon
General g. g. pilfer, bon Brooilpn,
%. o.. unb Chaplain in Gbitf Drill.
le 5. Rape, BON Galifcrnien.
Rod Der SnitalIi.ung Der neuer
geamien purbe Elm aus ebsmafig,n
COMMANDERS IN gbief beiisbtnbes
aommi!iss ernailni. bas cine benz
aonsreb au nnterbreitsnbe Worlags
ousarbeiten foa, iptIde beitimnien
ipirb, bcb dlle i'm 0ffentlictn DienIt
fisbenben 9etsranen bss Biirssrfrisgs
slsi6Disl pie aft Re fein foIlter, i'm
Emit pertleiben iolltn. Der Mntrdg
fiir Grutnnuns bes aommiite,s ipur.
Be nit i:iirmifdtm Ju5sl hgriiBt.
Der Ietis gag brnhts iuh einen
SObssfcq in ben Rsifen Der @ttera.
men, Gin Wtteran, Der augenfdrins
lid Srnrp Dapis xibi unb aus
Charlotte, Wi6.. itommt brad tobt
auf btr Strabs 3uIammen. Jn nabe.
su boffninaalofsm 3uitanb Iisst IN
eintm 6oipitaI Der @stsran Jobn
MorihaII. aus Gina, g.. barnitbsr.
Der ON Donnsritds sriranfte.
@egeu ben 8robmuder.
@afbiugfon q. g., "A. Sept.
Die @ralio e,lrp bat 32 slnfIagcn
gegen stommijiionshdnoler in0 gro.
ouftcntdirnIer megen gerIdporl,ng
,lr wertbeierlng oes greiies BON &c.
bensmitteln beridiei. Tie 9,reiie
ipie es in Der AI1geIhriit
reibt. olrd, albitiutnning, gmpfeb.
ung cher miiblihes Iebereinfcntmcn
'eitaeiieat unn baum Die ieitgei.bten
Hreiie Durh 3irfiilare befannt geae.
'cir @cgen Die sfnaefloatcn iino
boitbeieble erlniicn Iporoen. Tie
5trnfe 1T $4,000 ODER Gin ssnhr CBe.
drGnib obcr beibcs, Tie ltrterju.
hInlg 1T cine non ben picIen, .neIf,e
,as siiiii,,G Gepartement i'm s(nstr1ae
YES Nrdiioenten WiIicn erIaIIen hat,
'er feitgeiteIlt iuiiIen lpoIIte, ot bic
srbobnHg Der preiie aiif @umb oes
trieges midi bIcBer Wcripolb iel.
Dementirt.
Rem Oorf. 4. September DIE
al Ben, Der tieiise tiirliide Generals
onlul. eyiIdrts am s5rsiioa formelf
ie Na&ridi fiir unudbr. bdb bis QIrs
nsnier flo irsigtrien bei Der tiIis;.
den Habne al biensn unb bc6 "a
tsbalb In BitIis su Hdmpien ami.
tsn 4rmsniern unb xiislsH aetpw
zen isi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

unb Der aampf Ittr Ianss bausrn
irsrbt. Dis DerTammIlns ftlob NIT
bsr Nbfnsung Der VationaIs QDnlrs.
9ierauf iDurbsn in einem angren5ens
ben 3immsr cine ansubI Retruteu Elm.
gsjHriebsn.
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anS(an0 uslegraD(.
9as bebeutet Radsus.

Der fran3Dfif9en @rmts
auf paris.
paris. A. Sept. Gin am Grtis
tag g(benb ppm 9riessminiiterium
Deroffentli6tes Bulletin laltst:
Die 8eipeslinssn Der in Der RGbe
bon pdris fid seseniiber itebenber
@rmeen oduern an, obne bab bic
1ruppen NIT chamber in @sriibruns
tommen. Sn Der @esen BON @srbun
limo bic bsutfden Sruppsn an sinissn
StelIen 3uriidseIdlasen tporben. Sn
sotbringen iinb in ben @oeefen babsn
ilniere Srnppen aufs Reue ibeiIipeiis
erfolse errunsen. Sm 2lngtmeinen
1T Die Situation tpenis perdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

Die Grbebuns Deuti6lanbs seaer
cine Welt bon Jsinbsna lauiete oas
5bema bes 8prtroes, ben Serr paitOr
u. gaemens BON Der Gp. prot, 81
pauIus 8emeinbe seitern 9lbeno i'm
Sonntagsidul5iminer Der 9smeinbs
Dor elmer iebr Scblreiden unb aufs
mertlamen 3ubDreritaft belt.
Serr paitor Nemen3 ipar betannts
lid 2tuaen5eiige Der 9orgGnse nGbs
reno Der eriten Sage mad benz quss
bru6 bes arieges i'm alien 8aterlanO
nnb mar babsr i'm Stanbe, in autoris
tatiper Meiis iiber bic GrsisniiIs in
Seutihlanb tltrS Dor Der arieasers
tlGrung ioipie iiber bic 8orgGnee, bic
it6 nah Der erfolsten arissssrtldrung
ablpielten. au iprefen.
SH fdlidter, aber serabe baburd
Inn 10 padenberer WeiIs ihiIOsrts CT
bic fpabrbaft iiberpdIiisenbe gegsiitss
rung, BON Der bas sun5e ceutI9s Bolt
ersriffen ipurbs, natbsm burb bic
Mahinationen Der Observation-Disclosures
Die glufre6terbaltune bes eiropGilten
5Srisoens unmOslid seporbn mar. Gr
fiibrte ieinen 3uhorern In gang prG4s
tiger Weiie bic S5enen Dor glusen,
bic fih ipGbrenb Der Mobilmaduns
ablpielten, S5enen, bic Sebem, Der
Nuoenaeuae berIelben oeneIen. iein
san5es 2ebenlans unperesBli6 bleittn
lperben. r9as Bolt in Wdff.n" NOR
cine Sffenburuns IeIbit fir bic O.uts
fdsn, benn cine berartise arisssbes
rsitidaft bate islbii Der osutfds giirs
ger in isinem 0aterlanbs nid,t err
tpartet, ipie iie ibm burd bic Wobils
madung Dor bic Gugen gefiibrt ipurb..
DAB bic beuti6en Solbaten irob
bes tiefen grnites Der Gage, ben Sus
NOR niht perIoren butten. eing aus
ben sablrei6en ulfissn 9erslein ber.
Dor. bic Serr pnitor Rsmsns pon ben
Waggons Ger bpn ibm bsoba6tetsn
WilitdrSiise abgefhrieben batte unb
bic er gum srpben SubeI isiner 3ub0.
rer eitirte.
Grsreifenb pubt. er aud bic pers
Tf,iebenen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS au
Idilbsrn, bic fir bic ausSiebsnbsn
5ruppen absebalten tpurben unb be-
len Serr qaftor Nsmena beigepo1nt !
3atts. Die 3ubSrsridafi fplste ieinen
nit Der gr5btsn Qufe |
nerffnmteit unb 5olIte ibm am G6lub |
.ei6en, fpobIberbientsn 9eifan.
Qm Sdlub tpurbe cine aoIeite fir
zen 6ilfsfOnbs nufsenommen, beF.n
Gufbrinauns iid bic DsutIft unb
0eiterreihiid unsarif6s SiIfsges
elf6aft sur 9ufsabe ssula6t bat unb
'ieie apllstts srg1b ois dnisbnIide
5umme Don $s2.08.
Cine srobe @nsdbI Der 3ubDrer
aben bem Wunfd 4usbrHd. Serr
}aitor NemenS m1se, um nit gs5us
uf bic arisesTiiuation aud in anbes
sn &reifen auftldrsnb Su tpirien,
linen 8ortras Dor anberen @emeins
en- uub au6 Dor sr1beren 8ereinse
srIdmmluneen fpieberbolen, elm
eunidb, bem Serr paitor Remens i'm
ntereiie Der suten Sade ssrne nads
Itommen Gersit III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Smlsarien

ertldrt aufs neus neutral
bIeibsn au ipoIlen.
paris, a. September. Der
Sapas alasntur pirb aug 2lthen &C.
msibet. baB Der bulaariihe 0eianbte
ir atben Der ariediidtn Resisruns
bic 9eriideruna seaebsn babe, baB
Bulgdrien Bis gum gnbe bes arieses
itrena neutral bI.iben p.rbe.
9ie Getbeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
6pAintereifant
&ar Ser gurtras BON Ssrrn TaitOr
u. gsemcn5 iiber ben enrOpdiiden
aries.

Die prd6tisen S9iIDerunsen bes
Reoners auf Grunb feiner peri0ns
Ii8en 9eObaatunsen entfsFeIten
beseiiterten 8eifaII. Der Conn
tassfdulfaaI Der gD. prot. ct.
pauIus @emeinbe Bis auf Den lebs
ten plab beiebt. 4m S6Iub
Durbe cine aOIlette fiir ben Deutih.
Ssiterreifiid llnslrifhen Silfss
fonbs erbOben, bic $s2,0s ersab.-
8ieberboIuns bes @ortrass an ans
bsrer Stelle anserest.
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10000 Oetterreittye

Cullen d Der fran55fis
f4en 0renSe untet
psss eiu.
eonbpn, 4. Sept. - Cine 9tpts
it,e aus Der G6pet5 bebouptst, bah
beinabe 100000 Oeiterrei9er nit Der
Giienbabn mad Weiten bsforbsrt ipiirs
ben, Inn Den linteH lIiiseI Der 9suts
ihen gu uHeriiiiBsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

ferni, sri6oiIen ipOrbeu tparm. Die
9st6rben iasen, bab iis 8eip<iie fiir
nod bieIe anbers Wsaffenbinridtangen
In S1nben baben. sic erildren, bdb
Die Wabrheit iiber bieIe Barbaritaten
gntisben in Der san5en gBelt Dtrurfas
den fpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
9ie Eerben
molten in gosnien nnb
Der 5erSesopina cine
Repolution am
aetteln.

9onoon, 4. Sept. - Giner De-
peias aus Rom 5ufulse III bic fsrbis
f4e Gebeimseieni9dft Rnroba Cbras
no i'm Begriffe cine RepoIution III
gcsnisn nnb Der 6er,esopina ansufa.
den. aua foIlen slsi9,sitis arfftdnoe
in SObm.n uno llngarn peranIubi
fperAen.
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9eutfdIanb erportirtpies
Der apblen.

lonbon, a. Stpt. t.-qluf Munfd
Der WfiIiiirbeb5rbtn bat bic gonooner
ai,snsbsb0rbe bsi9loifsn. oab bonn
nGditen Wontag an ale Miribihnften
in aonoon um elf llbr qttenbs gss
I8loHen fp.rben miiiT,n. Die Refaus
rants barf.u tpis sspDbnli8 often bal.
ten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18

designated in the message, but 1t is
thought to have been Captain Salinas
Carranza. a cousin of the first chief,
who is in charge of the Constitution
alist aerial fleet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
700 AMERICANS SIGN
TO STAY IN MEXICO
Many Others Register to Leave
on Special Train from Cap
ital on Wednesday.

Mexico City, May 17-About seven hun
dred Americans have registered at the
Brazilian Legation as intending to remain
in Mexico.
The following names have been added
to the list of Americans desiring to de-
part by the special train for Coatzacocos,
which will leave here on Wednesday: II.
NJ. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fo-
garty and Harry Fogarty. II. II. Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tobin and Myiin
Tobn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Barkofcy, the
Misses Roberta L. and Martha Barkofcy,
Mrs. A. l.. Gonthier, Master l.. Con
thier. r. J. Lamarque. Charles Bruegger-
hoff and wife and William Brueggerhoff.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Chesley, Mrs S. II. Ty-
son. Miss n. Maude Tyson NJ. Bakely
and Louis Blakely. Miss Grace Arm
strong. Miss Elizabeth Hares, H. l.. Ed
mission. Henry Blakely and Ada II. Thir-
pen.
The following names were added to the
Brazilian Legation list of Americans not
intending to depart from Mexico: Charles
Brueggerhoff, wife and son; William II.
Simpson and wife, San Luis Potosi;
Charles X. Sans and wife. NJ r. Jones
and wife and r. +. Jones. II. r. Rhoads,
Nellie 5. Rhoads Elvira 5. RhCads Roo
ert G. Roberts, l.. W. Carothers. George
w Tott, Oskar Carothers. Mrs. Luisa II.
De Bush. j. c. Bush. wife and six chill
dren; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Loeb, Mrs.
Elizabeth r. Walsh, Glenn Anderson,
wife and two children; Louis w. Horton.
w. S. Mad Arvin. Allen Whelan and II.
J. Teufer
Some names appear on both lists. as
several Americans are in doubt. and aftes
registering at the Brazilian Legation as
intending TO stay they registered at the
American Club as wishing to depart and
vice versa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
ANGLO-GERMAN
PACT AGAINST u. S.
Boycott of Panama Exposition
Organized, 1t Seems, by Late
Herr Goldberger.
nv Cable TO The Tribune ]

Berlin. Nav ia leading article IN
The Daily MALI of London calling
on premier Asquith to disclose the
underlying reason for Great Britain's
refusal TO participate officially in the
Panama Exposition is quoted In the
Berlin press to-day. Friends OF the
exposition in Germany have long been
convinced that a boycott has been de-
clared against it both by the British
and the German governments, and that
this is due exclusively to an Anglo
German deal. The Tribune CORE
spondent is able TO state, on the hest
authority. that Herr Balm and other
eminent German business leaders who
favor a German exhibit in San Fran
cisco were always given to understand
that the one thing which tied the Ger
man governments hands was the
agreement with Great Britain.
Inc npd0 Oh lflt btl pihNihA UP
position was the late Ludwig Gold
berger. who was chairman or the gov
eminent exhibitions department. 1t is
understood that ii was Herr Gold
berger's idea that the surest means or
making German participation unneces-
sary was to induce Great Britain also
TO refuse thus insuring German com
merce against the danger Of British
competition there
Herr Balm, recognizing the short
sightedness Of this policy, which Herr
Goldberger's forceful personality I'M
nosed on the German government, or
eanized an Independent movement for
a German exhibit. The scheme as
sumed extensive dimensions, when, for
reasons which nobody has ever been
able to understand, it suddenly col
lapsed.
The real reason. which has just been
made known to me from an undoubt-
edly reliable quarter, is that few days
after Herr Goldberger's death last fall
the Kaiser paid an hours visit of con-
dolence to Frau Goldberger, who eX-
nIained to the Emperor that her hus-
hands death had undoubtedly been
fastened by the heated antagonism en-
gendered by the San Francisco fight.
The Kaiser is said to have been en-
Iightened for the first time by Frau
Goldberger as TO how Germany was IN
honor bound to Great Britain not to go
IN San Francesca. and the Emperor
,hereupon caused it to become known
that the independent movement must
he abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
TO BEAT WAY TO MEETING
Hobo Delegate Will Go to
Washington by Freight.

The New York branch of hoboes in
the Brotherhood Welfare Association
elected Joseph Cohen yesterday to rep
resent it at a convention of the asso-
citation in Washington on May %, %
and "a.
How will you get to Washington?
a reporter frori The Tribune asked
Cohen.
Easy" he answered. Beat my way
Believe me, I'll be there in time, even
if have to ride all the way on freight
trains"
The convention has been called to
take up the problems of the "migra-
tory, farm and unskilled labor of the
country" according to letter from j.
Eads How. founder of the association
Cohen is also an Industrial Worker OF
Of the World man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
TAMPICO-AFTER
THE BATTLE ENDED
Continued from page 1

power to facilitate the resumption OF
commercial relations with the OUTSIDE
world as speedily as possible. lie looks
for the return Of the oil men and theh
renewal Of operations in the oil helds
to make money again plentiful and
conditions once more normal There
was a rumor to-day that one OF the
leading banks would be opened next
week.
Another matter claiming the atten-
ton of the conquerors is a sufficient
supply of pure water. The water USED
now has to be sterilized, being far from
pure. General Gonzales says he VIII
give this question has best attention,
for he realizes that yellow fever at
Tampico would be worse than block
AIDE by all the battleships of the earth.
Federal sympathizers in the city have
not been molested contrary to the GUS
tom of the rebels. Not only are Next
cans not harmed, but General Gonzales
has assured Rear Admiral Mayo and
commanders of foreign vessels here
that all foreigners may return to the
CITY in safety. He guarantees they VIII
not no molested. General Gonzales de-
sires 70 win the approval of the world
in dealing with the situation, and de-
c,ares that soldiers interfering with
foreigners or foreign property VIII be
dealt with severely.
General Gonzales and his staff of Off
cers are men Of intelligence. They are
courteous to Americans and would like
70 see an influx Of them toward this
c,tv hut Rear Admiral Mayo says it
is better for Americans to remain away
from the city for the time being. He
eeale eure that the rebel chieftain is
sincere and will do all he can for the
safety of foreigners. but conditions ne
declares are not settled sufficiently for
AMERICAN women and children to re
turn for even if guarantees OF protec-
t,on can be carried out, yet sanitary
affairs and the water supply, together
with the scarcity OF food, are such that
he &c sure he is justified in asking that
Americans remain away while longer
Little business of any nature is oeins
transacted. Fresh meats and NeSe-
tables are luxuries that even the rebel
chieftain does not enjoy and American
gold cannot buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
Netherlands Minister Asks
Daniels for Report on
Tampico Status.
SITUATION FRAUGHT
WITH GRAVE DANGER
Europe Ready to Protest Should
Rebels Interfere with For.
eign Properties.


Washington. May T.-At the request OF
the Minister of the Netherlands, Chevaller
W. l.. F. c. van Rappard. the Secretary
Of the Navy telegraphed instructions TO
Rear Admiral Badger to-day 20 obtain
from Rear Admiral Mayo. at Tampico, a
full report upon the status OF Dutch sub
jects and interests at that port and In
the surrounding oil regions, where the
most important properties are held by
Dutch citizens.
The minister had received report that
the Constitutionalists now in control OF
Tampico either had exacted or were
about 10 exact voluntary loans" from
some OF his countrymen. Ordinary means
OF communication with Tampico are In
bad condition and, accordingly the min
lister called on Secretary Daniels to re-
quest him to obtain information through
the navy wireless service.
1t is generally believed here that the
situation in Tampico. II the Constitu-
tionalists do not exercise great caution.
is one which will result In international
complications. There are reports and
rumors that the rebels now controlling
Tampico contemplate raising the export
tax on oil. Huerta has already made the
tax as high as the oil interests can sus-
tain, and that they are trying TO make
that ntTr 40 fCff T.
cally termed, voluntary contributions.
II is known that more than one Euro
pean government stands ready to make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
Mexico City's Explanation
of Alleged Mutiny by
Federals.
TAMPICO LOSS LAID
TO LACK OF ARMS
One Newspaper Says American
Ships Supplied Invaders OF
Port with Munitions.
IRv Cable 70 The Tribune J


Mexico City, May 17.-Rumors OF the
nutiny Of the Federal garrison OF
Guadalatara. which were circulated
here on Friday and were denied py
War Minister General Blanquet, were
due to confused reports which had
reached this capital of the detection
Of Rrjcadier General Juan Solares IN
the territory Of Topic. Solares was
in command Of force OF Juch'tecos'
or Indians, from the town and district
of Juchitan. state Of Oaxaca, VINO mad
rendered good service in the territory
OF Topic under General Rodrigo Pailza'
Paliza had occasion to come to Mexico
City. and Solares was left IN Tempo
rarv command Of the Juchtecos at
Acaponeta, Topic
II was then that the ,5olares de-
lection occurred, In which, IL appears
the Juchitecos refused to second him.
He then told them that they were only
asked to join the rebels to fight Amer
lean invaders. BY this argument So
lares prevailed on the Indians and the
rebels were allowed to approach. ana
by surprise they captured and dis
armed the Juchitecos. The Indians
were sent to Hermosillo, capital OF the
State Of Sonora, and confined In prison.
from which, it is reported here
IL
According to one account, the rebels
not trusting Solares, either executed
or imprisoned him.
The fact OF the Solares detection Is
confirmed by Minister Banquet and II
is understood that in general order
Solares will be dishonorably discharged
from the army.
eel Imparciar' makes this morning
a plain statement Of the evacuation OF
Tampico by the Federals under Cen
eral Ignacio Morelos Zaragoza. the
paper saws that the evacuation was due
TO lack of ammunition. which the Fed
erals could not obtain because on one
hand rail communication was inter-
rupted between Tampico and San LUIS
Potosi and on the other hand the
American blockade prevented them
from receiving ammunition by sea.
Eel impartial" says it is learned that
the rebels received munitions of war
from the American ships anchored IN
the port.
The debate in the Chamber Of Depu-
ties yesterday on the new territorial
divisions of the Republic proved that
there is a considerable independent ele-
ment present in Congress and that the
government has no wish to thwart a
free discussion of its measures in the
chambers. Deputy Francisco Terra
zas's attack on the Executive proposal
to carve two Federal territories out
of the State Of chihuahua, greatly
reducing that state in size, was Wig
orous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
WARSHIP AT MERCY
OF REBEL AER0PlANE
Forced by Bombs from De-
stroyer of the Skies to Put
to Sea for Refuge.

Durango. Mexico, May 1.-THE vul-
nerability of war vessels to the attack
OF aeroplanes was demonstrated, az
cording to message received by Cen
eral Carranza, when the Federal gum
boat Morelos, which has been one of
the effective defences Of Mazatlan
against Constitutionalist attack. was
forced to put TO sea with the upper
works on fire to escape the bombs OF
the Constitutionalist aeroplane fleet.
The message, which was sent by CEN
eral Alvardo Obregon, stated that the
bombs from an aeroplane bursting on
the deck Of the gunboat not only ST.
fenced the ships guns, but also pre-
vented the rifiemen on board from
firing effectively.
AS the upper works, the bridge and
the bulwarks were ripped away by the
bombs the commander, without de-
fence. put to sea, while the aeroplane
hung like a hawk above him, lowering
in evident fearlessness above the
battered craft in apparent effort to
dron a bomb into one OF the smoke
stacks. where il would explode in an
unprotected spot.
The bombs. however. did not reach
either the vital parts of the vessel, the
magazine or the engine room, and the
gunboat, steaming desperately unde.
forced draft. finally drew beyond the
radius Of the aeroplane's gasoline sup
ply and the destroyer OF the air turned
back over tho harbor TO the protection
of the Constitutionaiist lines, where
the hangers are located.
The pilot of the aerial craft was not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
GUNB0AT OFF FOR MEXICO
DESTROYER and Hospital Ship
Solace and Sail Soon.

There was no cessation yesterday IN
u.arlike activity at the New York Navy
ward Early in the day the gunboat Ma
cbias slipped away for Vera Cruz. 1t is
understood that a stop will be made at
Hampton Roads.
the torpedo boat destroyer Monahan
is scheduled to set out Tor southern
waters carly in the week. Her probaole
destination is Vera Cruz
The hospital ship Solace. which brought
hack the wounded sailors and marines
will be ready 10 sail by the 25th. Some
of the wounded will be able TO take
places In the crew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
Big Lockout Of Tailors.

A general lockout Of 10000 members
OF the Brotherhood OF Tailors is expect
ed this week. according 10 Joseph
schlossberg. secretary OF that organlza
ton, which is made up OF coat tallors-
He EXPLAINED that six hundred con-
tractors declared for the open shop. re-
Gently and intend to discharge all their
men and then re-employ them indiyid-
ually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-18
Sports Blouses
of English Silk Jersey

Another selection of these very desirable
B1ouses has just been received, i'm variety
of the seasons popular colors. They are
shown inn the regular stock at $500.