The chronicle=news., 1914-05-06

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eisiTe r.salt as far as IA. soaii
learn, the report stated.
Admiral BaTseTs report said
further tast Admiral Maso Informed
him OF p@Esist.n, rumOrs current
ab0l, fsmpieo iha, General Villa
Mas On his May With reinforce
msh,s for the soasii,u,iohaIisss and
Intended 10 take and burn ,h- ei,s 20
Admiral Mafo s,aIs.f that he did not
pa, the siishiss, faith il the tsu..
suPpas.i To hss. been arranged be-
,ss-n ,h. sohsIita,ioasiisls and f.s;-
erals q, Tshpiso- There lad b--a
no ,foabl. I-s-atif in the .ils-ii
district. he added.
Orders h4N. soI- ssora th. .sT de-
psrimshl To Gsasrei Fahsion. il sss
ieafnsd TODAY. authorizing him Ia
ssI.hd his lines ai-oa, Vera Csa1 as
iaF ss ~in his iaismea, i, is Hssss-
safs."
This. i, .as explained. gives N.
Ahsfisah commander virtually .
r.- hand ia s.aiins .i,h ,hs si,as-
iiah q, N.Ea Craz-
Gsh.sai fhiss,0a q, Vera Cruz f--
ported To sh- .sr a-,aHasn, .Sa.s
that he HAD No definite intorn.s .lon
frsaH.ihs noE-sa-n,s al Mssi.an
troops and said l.. thSlshs i. prob
able sash concentration a. al. Neal
ain tas.ss had made -.s oais foe ,h.
sIFi-ssS at defending The tiaHs sf
railroads ts M-siso ci,Y. IN sa>. tL-
thi,si States tEasps shoiii advance,
MSsisah as,is-s fep@s..i shs. th-
track st ,h- ih,.fOS.asir railroad
was b-ins .agn ap,
'-fhs sSspi.isn iia. o4r sp.-Fh,
Ih~nt is aidihss ahs,iias os 1s.a s"a-
doains sb- siitsi.oas Villa Is .a sirs-
rains that ! taso released ,s heller.
H." said ssaa,os i.iPri,,. ''ta, lhs r-,
Parts that III. standardization j. sup.
tossias Villa have s"h,iau-.i .o Ions
,ba' I hss- ih,r~issea my s-.oia.
lion
After aa"'ins rr-si.s~ns Nii.oa' |.
ID aelasasiaas In his sa~..as. ss saa.
ss-sz aissis observing ssss-. h-a,rsi,
i,s b-s.s-a ii. factions OF M-si...
senator t.ippi,, said iar sss.rss.s,
sstiaas s-r- much ia saassAai tian a.
shns1 rspr-ssisas
Sha,.s iippi,s spat- os TIC Vera
TFus Ireis-nt anu III. iass of M.sis
sah lives as showing tho i-hssh Ia
which the Standardization had soes "a
Keep aauni,iaas .f .as sru.a s-sis.s &
ia,a iiu-s,a's asaa.
| ssnatpf fioa- is.k s-na.of i.il.pis,
q. task AMI the Nho-,- leland senator
s-spsai-d ,ass s-aa,os sssn- "a.
ri,.ins his -oras In a fai.- iishs.
~oh. bns. ~ha, the s-aa,.s
ln-an,.'' continued Senator ssae~
''i'- m-an' to charge t,,e .sr>ia.a,
With III" death of 90" innar-s, N-si,
taas-=thins Of i,-ianu- -at Mexican.
al Vera cfus, The Rhode Island ~ g,
asor sersas ts y~xssd shas~ Nesk a.
ssirers -ho v-s- firing Nh our 10y,
in violation al all the rai-. as ~a.,
fare. \. 'innos-n, M-,i.a.s' Way
ali the .auatrY approve. .t rha, n.
us-sii..' dii q, Vera Cfus with tn,
possible exception of the senator from
Vhoi~ Island. I neither eari.nr
Villas act. nor 4. I agree with the
tlhodr island senator. Who .~rus Ia
approve o' the acts ot Ilurrta. a man
guilty of treason and whose hand.
arr RID with the bioo.i of his chief.
tain.
The senator SAYS ~- were hast,
h' Vera Cruz because German Yea.
sci Ma approaching laden with arm
and ammunition for iiuerts aud his
army. ! stand fi-r- To approve wha,
~ss done. The president Was tah,nr
the only mcans 'o enforce the nisi.
ma,nm and make iiacr,a apologize.
for what h, had done
| Senator Stone insisted that II. re.
clu'ion was silly and moved I.
table u. Senator Clark of Wyomtns
declared the newspapers gave .cha
tors their only information ON III,
subject of villa AMI his reported re-.
i.,i"ns with this government an,
asked II Senator Stone would tell III,
senate what h" knew on this subjcc,
i "lf Csrrao,a am. Villa care Z,
prosecute tn" war they have dcslarc,
On Iincrta" said Senator Stone. "I
don't believe 4: Is the Intention oi
the administration or of this con- grcs,
and with few exceptions of the pco.
pie OF the United States. to force war
on tfcb.''
il Admiral Howard states that by
the courtesy OF tho governor of sin.
aloa the steamer San Jose was per.
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