davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Atak podwodny ma
Dover.

Londyn, II grudnia. = w. An
glii sensacya dnia wcSorajszego
bya .srniaiy atak flotylh niemissscc-'
kich iodzi podwodnych Ma glow
ny port adniralicyi angielskiej W
Dowrze - tiz naprzeciw francu-
skiego Calais: o ataku tym ME
ma dotad dokiadnych informacyi,
ale ma ogd pewnem jest. re atak
zostai wykonany i odparty 90
dzieki czujnosci portowych ba-
teryi: mad ranem dojrzaiy, one
periskopy sodzi podwodnych
natychmiast daily do mich ognia,
budzac czujnose innych fortow,
strzelanina trwaia blisko godzinl
j dano okoIo sta salw, ostrzeliwu-
jac najdokiadniej okolice wod'
gdzie sic fodzie poJawlty. JaKini
Jest rezultat - ME wiadomo: u
trzymuja, re jedna 1odz niemiee-
ka zostaia zatopiona, irne usz-
kodzone: atakujacych fodzi ME
mieckich miaio bye szese. Urze-;
dowego raportu o zajsciu ME o.
gioszono jeszcze. Dover jest wiel-
kim i wspanialyrn .portem admi-
ralicyi, SLIME fortyfikowanym
znakomicie urzadzonym = budo-
wa portu kosztowaia pred laty
kilku ponad ~ milionow dola-
at.t. ,-.... .-E"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Walk we Flandryii
! we Francyi.

Paryz, II grudnia. - Potwier'
dza sic doniesienia, ze ma caleJ
linii bojowej we Flandryi i we
Francyi sprzymierzeni wazne po,
czynili postepy, odrzucajac Mem
COW daleko .wstecz. w Belgil
miasto Roulers, do niedawna g4o-
-wna kwatere 'niemieckiej Eo--
mendy, opr6zniona ostatnio ia
wskutek bombafdacyi .belgyskiel
-. zajesy wojska sprzynierzone'
wrazAz Gala okolics;. rniasto ley
o 10 mil ma polnocny. wschod' oO
Ypres. o tyle. wiec posuneiy SIG
woiska sprzymierzone. Jednocze'
snie we Francyi wojska francu--
skie wraz z angielskiemi zdooy,
sv Armentieres o 9 mil ma poino-
cnv wsch6d Cd Lille, So to mai
wieksze sukcesy j postepy sprzy-
mierzonych cd diuzszego czasu'
Dalei ma poiudnie W okolicy AIS,
ne i w. szampanii sprzymierzen'
wyparli Niemc6w kilku pozy--
cyi zabrali .ieh aprosze wraz 2
nagromadzonymis TAME zapasa-
mi. -Wreszcie w Argonne postepy
choc powolne zaznaczaja sic ma
.--z-;.T..;e - 81 2e;I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11

ku, powiekszaja jeszcze rozmia-
ry kleski, poniesionej tam przez
Niemcow: oprocz zatopionycIl
krazownikow nScharnhorst",
,,Gneisenau" i Leipzig" zostaly
- jak donoszono - uszkodzone
ciezko diva Nazowniki, .Nuern-
berg" i ,,Dresden":: otoz donosza
urzedowo, &c Nuremberg" "juz ro-
wniez zostai zatopiony. ,,Dres-
den" jest zablokowany i osaczo-
ny W ciesninis Magellana, od-
dzielajacej la! staiy Ameryki Po-
iudniowej Cd wysp przvleg}ych.
TAX wiec Gala eskadra floty ME
miecLiej przestaaa istniee zupel--
ME, a ma wielkich morzach posia-
daja Niemcy tylko jeszcze krs-
zownik ,,Karlsruhe grasuJacy ma
wodach indyjskich, ktory zapo---
moca iskrowych depeszy dowia-
duje sic, gdzie So jake statki han
dlowe sprzy1nierzonych pahstw
niszczy je a jednoczesnie umyka
pred poscigiem. Nadto maja mice
Niemcy ma wodach poludniowych
Pacyfiku i Atlantyku jeszcze tyl-
ko diva parowce pasazerskie, "a
mienione ma okrety wojenne po-
mocnicze, kt6re speiniaja robote
podobna - jak Karlsruhe. ale
gdzie te statki So narazie ME via,
domo: poluja ma ME floty angiel-
ska japohska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Doniesienia Me
miiecko-A Austry-
ackie.

Berlin, II grudnia. - Doniesie-
mia niemieckie So pelne pomysl--
nych nowin: Jakkolwiek wydat-
niejszych zmian wczorajszy dzieh
ME przyniosI ma polskim teatrze
wojny, to jednak Niemcy zajeli
na p6inocy miasteczka Przasnysz
i Ciechanow, a pod Lodzia, Lo-
wiczem, Piotrkowem walka sic
toczy wojska rosyjskie. stale sic
cofaja: w6dz Riemieeki Hinden-
burg dazy do wyrzucenia wojsk
tych "a Whsle w kierunku twier-
dzy Iwangorodu, coby nalezaio u
wazac "a stanowcza kleske Ro-
syi W obecnym stadyum walk j co
by zniszczyso wszystkie jej do,
tychczasowe sukcesy. Pod Przas'
nyszem wzieli Niemcy 600 jen--
COW, kilka dziai i mitraliez. w
innych punktach rowniez sporo
jenca rosyjskiego zabrano.
Wieden, II grudnia. = Urzad
wojenny austryacki donosi, re "
zachodniej Gaicyi W Krakow
skiem wojska austryackie pod ge'
neralem Danklem arcyks. Fry.
derykiem odniosiy ostatnio bar
do, znaczne sukcesy. w kilku
powaznych bitwacn miano wziat
az 10 tysiecy Rosyan do tiiewo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Walk W Polsce.
Ajax Niemcow ma
Warszawe.

Londyn, II grudnia. w ciez-
kiei bardzo chwili dla Niemiec,
kiedy Anglicy zadali i'm kleske ma
morzu, sprzymierzeni czynia zna-
czne postepy we Flandryi | we
Francyi, w dodatku cesarz "a
niemogi powaznie - ze strony
Rosyi dia Mich nastala sytuacya
izejsza j iatwiejsza: ME podob-
ma zaprzeczyc, re W walkach W
Polsce -jak dotad Niemcy wzle-
Ii gore = mimo niezaprzeezonej
wyzszoSci liczbowej armii rosyJ-
skiei. Szczeg6{ow walk stoczo--
nych niema narazie = wiadomo
tylko,, ze W rozmaitych punktach
boi sic toczy, nadto dokonuja
sic wa5ne rugby strategiczne -
90 kt6rych mozna sic tenn wa5-
uieiszych znnian na teatrze wojny
spodziewae. Niemcy zajswszy
LODI opanowali wazne centra ko-
leiowe, W Krolestwie i cd strony
ooludniowo-zachodniej Pra ku
Warszawie, tu walka sic toczy W
okolicach Piotrkows, a o jej pre-
biegu mic fsktycznie ME wiadomo
Daiej W srodkowem Krolestwie
sa Niemcy pod Lowiezem = j ttl
r6wniez. walka wre wojska ME
przyjacielskie sa tylko o 40 mil cd
Warszawy; wreszcie W posnoc-,
nem Kr6lestwie na prawym brze,
GU Wisiy trzecia arniia nieniiec'
ka cd strony Navy podaza ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Wazne Pestepy Sprzynlierzo-
nych we Francyi i W Belgiiii.
Cesarz Wilhelm : zdroWsZy
= WOJNY SERBSKIEJ
Angicy zaanektuja Egypt.
Koniec Rewolucyi w Afryce
Koniec Rewolucyi w Afryce

poludnie rownie godzi w War
szawe - ia jednak miaiaby do
przekroczenia rzeki Bug z Mar
via musialaby obledz wielka po-
Iowa twierdze Deblin-Nowogeor-
giewsk - nimby Warszawy sic
gnae mogia. TAX wiec trzech
stron Niemcy daza ma stolice
Polski, kt6ra jest faktycznie "a
erozona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11

Ii, a nadto wyparto ich z waznych
pozyeyi pod Wielaczka. w Karpa
tach r6wniez walki sic ,tocza ma O.
g6i korzysthe dla broni austryae-
kiej. Ostatnio stoczono wazna bi-
tive pod Dobczycani, ma polud''
niowy-wsch0d cd Krakowa, All
5tryacy odparli tam Rosyan i wo'
COLE wszedzie przechodza do O.
fensywy z powodzeniem.s ~ " rs Kro-
lestwie po'udniowem wojska au,
stryackie pobiiy Rosyan W nocnej
bitwie stoczonej pod Nowo-Ra--
donskiem. . ... To- B.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Straty ROsyjsk:ie.

Piotrogrod, II grudnia. - U
rzedowy organ armii ,,Russkij
Invalid" oglasza, re W wojnie do
tychczasowej Rosya straciia jul
sanych oficer6w 10000 W zabi-,
tych, rannych i pojmanych. Pc
wne sa informacye, ze Niemcy o,
trzymali ostatnio ogromnie znac7
ne posilki, wynoszace okolo SOC
tysiecy ludzi; TIE pozwola i'm zno,
WI zebraG potrzebne, co najlep,
sze puIki ma zachodni teatr woj-
nv - do Francyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
SPRZECIWIA SIE PoWIE-
KSZENIU ARMII.

Washington, II grudnia. -
Wczoraj pred komitetem kon-
gresowym rozprawiano ia temat
powiekszenia armii i marynarki
Stanow Zjednoczonych. ..
Sekretarz marynarki, Daniels
stawai wczoraj pred kon1itetem
i tam prosii, by kongres zgodzis
sic ma budowe dwoch pancerni--
kow rocznie. Sprzeciwiai sic jed
max powiekszeniu armii Stanow
Zjednoczonych, twierdzac, &c
kraj ten wiekszego wojska ME po-
trzebuje, re giowna jego obrona,
to marynarka potezna. '..s., ,r
/ Daniels powiedziai wczoraj, e
marynarka Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych jest dose silna ma odparcie
wszelkich atakow, trzeba ia tyl-
ko wzmacniac nowszymi okreta-
mi, ma ktorych budowe kongres
powinien corocznie uchwalac Pc
VIVA sume pieniedzy.
Sekretarz marynarki powie-
dial, ze zaraz po ukohczeniu O.
becnej wojny pahstwa wojujace
.beda tax wyczerpane, re kazde Z
Mich chetnie zgodzi sic ma konfe-
rencye, ma ktorej ogolno-swiato--
we rozbrojenie bedzie omawiane
i prawie jednoglosnie przyjete.
Daniels utrzymuje, re mary
narka nasza, co do okret6w ] co do
ludzi zadnej ME ustepuje. Przy-
znal natomiast, re many mnlel
okretow niz Anglia prawdopo-
dobnie mniej niz Niemcy, ale to
ieszcze ME jest dowodem, re ma
sza marynarka jest siabsza cd
niemieckiej.
Obecnie W toku budowy jest o.
kolo 40 okretow wojennych. Me
,ktore Z tych So ukohczone, inne
ma ukohczeniu, ale So take i ia
kie, kt6rych budowe dopiero roz-
poczeto. e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Rad buduje 40 nowych okretow wcjennych.
Hans Schmidt zndW przed sadem.
Wielka kradziez W Kenosha.
0wstrzymanie odzie1iy e1iyiiziywno$ci
Taxa ustawa czeka pred kongresem
0bostrzenie sprzedazy narkotyk6w.
pogranicza mexyka1skiego.
Taxa ustawa czeka pred kongresem
0bostrzenie sprzedaiy narkot!
Z pogranicza mexyka1skiego.

Mormonow, jake istniaiy W sta
mach Illinois, Missouri i Iowa,
kiedy giowna czesc sekty wye
migrowaia do stanu Utah.
Smith urodzil sic w roku 1882
w Kirkland, W stanie Ohio.
WSTRZYMAc WYSYLKE o.
DIZZY I..ZYWNoscI.
Washington, II grudnia. =
Wczoraj senator Works wrliosl W
senacie nowy bill, ktory skierowa-
ny jest przeciw wysysce do Eu-
ropy zywnosci i odziezy i wszy-
stkich potrzeb takich; ktore moga
sic przyczynic do przediuzenia
wojny europejskiej. Ustawa pro-
ponowana wyraznie opiewa, ze
do Europy niema sic wysyiat zy-
wnosci, odziezy, amunicyi. broni,
.koni i wszelkich materyaiow wo-
jennych.
MEXYKANIE w DALSZYM
CIAGU STRZELAJA.
Naco, Ariz., II grudnia. =
General Tasker Bliss, ktory wczo
raj stawii sic ma pograniczu me-
xykanskiem ma wlasnej skorze do
swiadczyi, ze Mexykanami ME
mozna zartowa6, re ma pograni-
czu ME jest wcale bezpiecznie, bo
kilka kul nieomal generala lizne-
10. General przegladai wiasnie O.
kopy zoinierzy amerykahskich
kiedy ,dwie kule mexykahskie
-zagwizdaly r1u mad uchem.
Do dowodzacych mexykahs-
kich wysiano natychmiast Upon
nienie, by celniej strzelali do sic
bic, a kul ME posylali ma grunt a.
merykahski, bow przeciwnym ra-
zie arnatami trzeba bedzie avian.
turnikow poskromic.
oBOSTRZENIE SPRZEDA-
zY OPIATOW.
Washington, II grudnia. DO
prezydenta po podpis pojdzie L.
stawa przeprowadzona wczoraj W
nizszej izbie kongresu obostrzaja
ca sprzedac wszystkich opiatow,
kt6re moga czlowieka sprowadzic
do naiogowego +ich zazywania.
!. Kazdy aptekarz, lekarz, firma j
fabrykant trudniacy sic sprzedazq
tych narkotykow musza Hose ,
piatow regestrowac u kolektora
.akcyzy, podajac przytem komu
dlaczego, sprzedano dany srodek
. SKRADLI $4,000 w BIzU-
TERY1. :.
/, Kenosha, Wis. II grudnia. =
Bizuterye wartosci $4,000 skra-
dli wczoraj zlodzieje W domu Ha-
rolda Jeffrey, fabrykanta automo
blow i to W czasie kiedy rodzina
spozywaia obiad.
w domu Jefferyow W czasie te-
20 rabunku znajdowalo sic mno-
stwo znajomych j przyjacioi:Dom
caiy byi oswietlony. Rabusie WI
docznie dostali sic do rezydencyi
przez okna z drugiego pietra ! ko-
sztownosci znaleziono W sypial..
nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
sZEF MoRMoNoW u
MIERA.

independence, Mo-, II grudrlia;
= Wczoraj W tenn miescie umarl
Joseph, Smith, gfowa ;kosciofa"
n1ormonskiego W Ameryce. Sex.
ia. ia ME potrzebuje wybieraca ma
stepcy, bo juz pred osmiu laty
Joseph Smith ogaosii swego mai
starszego syna nastepca. Joseph
Smith przez ostatnie 81 lata byi
gfows tel sekty.
Frederick M. Smith, nastepca,
liczy lat 81. Ojciec jego ogsosii
mormonom, re nlial objawienie
ze kazano mu swego syna zro-
bic giowa sekty.
Joseph Smith byi synem zaio-
zyciela sekty mormohskiej W A.
meryce, ktory nosii to samo irnis'
On to zjednoczyi male osady
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11
Kleska Nie1niec na
Morzu.
Nuremberg zatOpiony.

Londyn, II grudnia. = .0stat-
ME raporty z wielkiej bitwy NOR
skiej stoczonej kolo wysp Fall
kland, ma poludniowym Atlanty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11

szawy wojsk rosyjskich, ably. ME
.przyjacielowi zadnych ME dawae
powodoW do represYi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-12-11

. J. b. Pallasch wypotycza pienia-
DE ma realnosc, sprzedaje karty o.
kretowe realnosci. l146 Noble ul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
British Bluejackets Cheer

The British bluejackets crowded the
bows and vociferously cheered the
American marines as they proceeded
inshore for the landing.
The flags on the Essex and fortress
San Juan De Ulua were half-masted
when the dead were carried to the
boats. Rear Admiral Badger has not
vet decided whether to proceed to
Tampico and it is believed his depar-
ture will be delayed. An indication of
this is found in the fact that his flag
ship has entered the harbor. Smedley
d. Butler. with marines from the Prai-
RE, made sortie up the railway for
a considerable distance this afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
Unofficial Translation

The unofficial translation of the text
of the letter follows:
United States Consul J. C. Caroth-
ers:
In answer to the message of Mr..
Secretary OF State Bryan which was
communicated to me through you,
please transmit to the said Mr.. Bryan
the following note addressed to Mr..
President Wilson:
Awaiting the action of the Ameri-
can Senate on Your Excelleney's mes
sage directed to said body, caused by
the lamentable incident which oc-
CURED between a crew in a whale boat
of the cruiser Dolphin and the soldiers
of the usurper Huerta, certain acts of
hostility have been executed by the
naval forces, under command of Ad-
miral Fletcher at the port of Vera
Cruz, and in the face of this violation
of national sovereignty which the
Constitutional government did not ex-
pect from a government that had re-
iterated its desire to maintain peace
with the Mexican people. I comply
with the duty of elevated patriotism IN
Continued on Page 12-coIumn ~
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Constitutionalist Leader Asks
Withdrawal OF Our Forces
And BreatheS Threat OF
A Possible Coalition
PROBABLE RESTORATION OF
THE EMBARGO ON ARMS AS
SHIPMENTS NEAR BORDER


Washington, April 22Genera Carranzas note to Pres
dent Wilson declaring the of Vera Cruz by American
forces violation of the national sovereignty of Mexico
vitng United suspend hostile operations and with
draw forces and suggesting that the Consutonast
should demands for repaaton of offences
mited Huera stirred the Mexican situation and
crisis late tonight The opposition the American
erens action coming from unexpected quarter after the
Washington administration had hoped for attitude of
traiy and passive observation from the Consuonasts,
brought the government face with possible hostility from
the great body of Mexican forces lying proximity to the
southern tier of the United States.
Secretary Bryan received the Carranza note at his home
just before midnight
Runors of possible restoration of the embargo arms,
current during day. revived tonight and believed
this was the subject of the department conference Pre-
cautions against uprisngs the border possible result of
Carranza opposition American governments
also under consideration.
The request by Caanza for the withdrawal of the
American forces Cruz and virtual demand for the
recognition of the rebels representing the constitutional
eminent of Mexico injected phases which made administration
officials manfesty uneasy
At Secretary Bryan had been awakened and was dis
cussng the situation the telephone with the President
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
Six Dead and Thirty Wounded the Toll OF
Two Days Fighting with Protected
Mexicans-City Strongly Pa
trolled and Quiet
BRITISH BLUEJACKETS CHEER ON
AMERICAN MARINES WHILE LANDING

Vera Cruz April 22-Sx Americans killed and about 80
wounded days fighting marked the complete investment
of Vera Cruz today by the United States forces
Admiral Frank F. Fletcher has taken his headquar
tiers at the Terminal hotel The entire strongly paoed
quiet tonight Rear Admiral Fletcher is in command
of the operations while Rear Admiral Badger command
er-ichief of the Atlantic fleet has brought his flag into the
harbor on the Minnesota.
After the general advance began this morning, Mexican
Shippers the roofs pitt up stubborn resistance There
one brisk action the guns of the Prairie and Chester assisting
in siencn heavy fire from the naval college shells from the
Prairie finally SCATTERING the walls
The number of Mexcans killed yesterday estimated at
$50 with many wounded The Mexican loss today not KNOWN
but it is thought to be heavy
The paynaster of the British cruiser Essex, Albert w.
Kinber was wounded board his ship by snper ashore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23

Admiral FIetcher's Staff

Rear Admiral Fletchers staff is COM
posed as follows!
Chief of staff, Capt. Harry Mel.
Huse; adjutant general, Commander
Stone; quartermaster, Lieut.. Com
mander Edward C. Kalbfus; brigade
engineer, Naval Constructor Richard
d. Gatewood; ordnance officer, Lieut..
Albert NJ Cohen; aide and secretary,
Lieut.. George .McCourts; aides, En-
signs Dood and Hersey; brigade sur
geon. Middleton s. Elliott; brigade
commissary, Paymaster Christian j.
Peoples.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
Occupation Ordered

Rear Admiral Fletcher at $50 o'clock
in the morning ordered general
movement for the occupation of all
the town. A column of bluejackets adj
vanced and passed the uncompleted
market place and naval college. When
they had reached the walls of the
college a terrific rifle fire was poured
in all directions from the roofs and
the windows. The biuejackets were
helpless to return the fire against the
stone walls, and scattered.
The Prairie, Chester and San Fran
cisco opened with their 5-and 6-inch
guns and shattered the walls. The
bluejackets reformed and advanced
against the fire which had diminished
greatly.
CONTINUED on Page 12-column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
Developments
InBrief for the
Past "a Hours

Administrator COMPOUNDED by
news that General Carranza
regards seizure of Vera Cruz
as act of hostility to Mexican
nation.
Taking and policing of whole
city of Vera Cruz under severe
fire.
Resolution authorizing Pres
ident to act is passed by Con-
gress and signed.
Silence of Charge o'Shaueh-
messy makes officials uneasy.
Mexican charge in Washing
ton receives permission to leave
U. S. when advisable.
U. S. ships at Vera Cruz
back up attack by marines and
shatter walls protecting Mexi-
can riflemen. \
Story of ordering seizure of
Vera Cruz customs house made
public.
House passed bill appropriat-
ing 100000 for the relief and
transportation of American cit
liens in Mexico.
No call for volunteers unless
formal declaration Of war.
Battleships Virginia, Nebras-
ka and Georgia under Rear Ad-
n,iral Beatty go Thursday from
Boston to Mexican waters.
Thousands in big cities cheer
departure of marines to PhiIa-
deIphia for Mexican service.
All quiet at Mexico City.
Consul Canada reports Vera
Cruz thoroughly policed by
American troops at P. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
Pres. Backed by Congress

Action by Congress approving the
Presidents course in using the army
and navy in view of the situation he
had presented in his message and the
receipt of details of fighting at Vera
Cruz were the chief developments of
the day. Officials expressed themselves
as greatly pleased with the prompt
ness of Admiral Fletcher's forces in
taking possession of Vera Cruz and
restoring order there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
FAIR.

Washington. April 22.-Forecast for
northern New England: Fair Thursday
and probably Friday; moderate north
land: Fair somewhat cooler Thursday
Friday partly cloudy, moderate northwest
to north winds. Eastern New York: Fair,
cooler Thursday; Friday increasing
cloudiness, moderate northwest to north
winds.
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CARRANzA'S
MESSAGE TO
PRES.W|LS0N

Chihuahua, April 22.-Repiying to a
telegram from Secretary Bryan at
Washington, General Carranza today
teiegraphed that the United States is
not justified in occupying Mexican ter
ritory.
"The INVASION" says the letter,
twill drag US (Mexico) into an unequal
war with dignity, but which until to-
day we desired to avoid"
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Many Believed Dead in Conflicts Of
Strikers and Troops--Manager Siple
With Men and Women Are Reported
Buried in Mine and Fire Started
Dynamite Being Used
Trinidad Reports 400 Miners Facing Half as Many
MiIitiamen and Guards

Denver, Col April 22-Every branch of service in the
Colorado National Guard tonight ordered to
train Trinidad Lieut. Governor Stephen R. Fiz
gerald issued call for special session of the State Legsa
ture the of the militia in the strike
to meet before May 4.
-Four with bulet-torn clothes just reached here,
say that ago strikers coming this shooting everybody in
sight Need help
Confirmation of the report from Trinidad that Manager
Sple with number of his had taken refuge in the Empire
mine and property had been fired received from
General Manager Webo of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.,
late today
81 have just received information that the top of the mine
was fired after Manager Se with his had taken refuge
in the workings said Webon My information also stated
that could be coming from other points further
the canyon from Agular and believe other mines also have
been fred
Trinidad Col, April 2e-About 80 women and chill
den beeged the Empire mine Aguar with the mouth
of the slope in by dynamite explosions faced death by
suocaton tonight according l. H. King of the
of the mine. King himself virtually prisoner gave his
on distance telephone Not house stick of
head workings left standing he said The mine tppe had
been burned but the of the had not been fired
If the has been put of commission reported Mr. King
believed danger of suffocation imminent All firing
had ceased before O'Clock.
(contpued on Page 12-coumn g.
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REBELS May JOIN FEDERALS AGAINST UNITED STATES
SITUATION IS DESPERATE IN THE LRADO COAL FIELDS H0STLES

GENERAL CARRAN-
IA, the Mexican Rebel
Chief Whose Declaration
Concerning the Vera Cruz
Seizure Causes Une1SineSS
In Washington
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Conditions and General Forecast

Washington, April 22.-Winds: The
winds along the North Atlantic and Mid
die Atlantic coasts will be fresh north
west to north. Conditions: 1t is decidedly
warmer in the Middle and North Allan
tic states. The weather will be generally
fair Thursday, followed by increasing
cloudiness Friday. 1t will be somewhat
cooler Thursday in the Middle Atlantic
states and southern New England.
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German Govt inter:ion

Berlin, April 22.-The German gov
eminent has no inte.tion of sending
an additional wars,iip to Mexican wa
tiers, according 70 an official announce
ment made bere today.
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Boston Forecast

Boston, April 22.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Thursday fair, some
what cooler; Friday fair, diminishing
west to northwest winds