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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
Federal Garrison Evaouates casyma'

Federal Garrison Evaouates Gpaymas
On Board United States Ship Cali
fornia, Mazatlan, Mexico, June 10 (by
wireless to San Diego, June '10)--
The cruiser New Orleans, which In
company with the Mexican cruiser
Guerrero arrived at GuaymaS, on the
Gulf of California, yesterday, reports
that the federal government is concen-
trating at Guaymas all available
stesmallSpAt of the Navarro line. This
seems u Indicate that the federal gar
risoll isIspreparing to evacuate Quay
mas, and will retreat by way of the
sea, using the vessels of the Nayiera
line as the transports
The situation at Mazatlan continued
substantially unchanged. In spite OF
the permission of General Rodriguez,
the military governor, to all non-com-
batants to leave the city and enter
the lines of the beseiging constitu-
tionalist army, many of them have
thus far preferred to remain in their
homes and bread riots continued yes
terday
The federal Notifications shelled
the constitutionalist position across
the harbor all day
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
carranza PaoIfIes .HermosIIIo

Nogales, Son., Mexico, June 10.-
How message from General Carran-
"a brought quiet to Hermosillo, the
capital Of Sonora, after Civil Cover
nor Maytorena. with the aid Of Yaqui
Indians. had gained the ascendancy
over the military authorities Under
Colonel Pelias Gales. was detailed in
dispatches which reached here today.
The crisis in Hermosi'lo was reach
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
coLoMsIAN TRATY RATIFIED

Washington. June 10,-The state
department received official notice
from Bogota early today that the Co
lombian senate had ratified the Co
lombian treaty with the United States
without amendment.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10

Albuquerque, N. NJ, June 10.-C.
w. Ogden of this city, a nephew OF
Francisco A. ogden. the recluse mil
lionaire whose death in Houston, Tex,
was announced yesterday, left hef E
last night for Houston to attend a
conference of the heirs. Mr.. Ogden
said his dead uncle's estate was esti-
mated at about $12,000,00O.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
SHORTAGE DECREASES

New York, June 10.-The untitled
tonnage of the United States Steel
corporation ON May 81 totalled $685.
16O tons, decrease Of 27S,9OS tons
over April.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10

Washington, June 10.-At the state
department it was said today no in
structions had been given to Minister
Williams to circularize European
powers. Offering the services of the
United States as mediator in Albania,
and officials doubted the minister had
taken any sdch action on his own ac-
count. ~, fE,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
Why's CARRANzA NOT, THERE
INVITATION WITHDRAWN WHEN
he WANTED TO KNOW WHAT
WOULD BE DISCUSSED
WILSON and BRYAN CONFER
ANTiLLA INCIDENT STILL A MOST
vExINe QUESTION TO AU-
THoRlTlEs

Niagara FANS, ontario, june ~
A dangerous obstruction 10 progress
on a vital point in the mediation pro
ceedings has arisen, which again
threatened failure of the negotiations.
The United States has said to the
mediators in unequivocal terms that
it cannot consent to any method of
transition from the existing regime
to the proposed new provisional gov
ernment Of Huerta's administration.
The mediators are insisting that
General Huerta be permitted to make
the appointment of men agreed upon
here for provisional president. This
the American government absolutely
refuses to accept, not only because it
is committed against recognition of
Huerta, but because it has been in
formed by the constitutionalists that
under no circumstances will they ac-
cept a peace plan which permits
Huerta to exercise the constitutional
function of naming his successor.
On this point the mediators and
American delegates are locked. One
side must give way before any ad-
vance is made. Some of the princi-
pals have actually lost hope of set
tlement, but there is growing con-
fidence that the mediators will devise
some method of bridging the diff
Guilty rather than allow mediation to
founder on the rocks.
Involved in the question of method
in choosing the new provisional presi-
dent is an underlying principle which
IL not settled now, win certainly pro-
woke other disagreements before any
protocol can be signed. The Amerf
can government is firm in its beiief
that the constitutionalfsts, having con-
quered the greater part of Mexico,
should be given the controlling share
in the new government that the
constitutionalists are moving forward
to undoubted conquest in Mexico City,
and that to prevent such contingen-
cy, concessions should be made which
will make their acceptance of the
peace plan Immediately possible.
The United States believes the con-
stitutionalists with their. large army
form the realJparty WHICH must be
pacified and that the transfer Of pow
er must be to them. in order to insure
peace.
Amnesty for the Huerta followers
and guarantee Of their property
rights has been undertaken by the
American. government. Also the Uni
ted states considers it has acted mag
unanimously in declining to ask for a
war indemnity as a result of the oc-
cupation of. Vera Cruz 1t wants as
reparation the establishment of
stable government and to have peace
restored. It will ask nothing more.
Unless the mediators find a way to
straighten out the differences which
have arisen the proceedings viii come
to an abrupt end. On the other hand
intimations have come from see Mex
ican delegates that they VIII not in
sist on technicalities in the method
of transfer, though they seemed to be
determined that a neutral be chosen
provisional president, and that no one
actively identified with the constitu-
tionalist cause be considered eligible.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
CHANGE IN OFFICIAL STATUS

Washington, June 10----Official no
tice reached the state department to-
day that Argentina has raised it's lega-
tion here to the rank of embassy, to
take effect Immediately. The Ameri-
can legation to Argentina already has
been raised to an embassy.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
AGAIN THE PEACE DOVE

London, June 10.-A newspaper
dispatch from Vienna To-Day says
George Fred Williams. American min
ister to Greece. has sent a circular
letter to the representatives of the
European powers informing them that
the governpient of the United States
is ready to offer its good offices for
the restoration of peace in Albania.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10

All along the river the situation
was reported today as critical. Engi-
neers and river men believe the crest
of the flood is yet to come.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10
SWEEPS over ABUTMENTs
BRIDGE SOUTH OF
NEEDLES, CALIFORNIA, is ,
IN DANGER .f
Big FORCE WORKS ONiLEVEE
AT cALExIco TWO HUNDRED CHI.
NEsE BATTLE WITH EN-
cRoAcHINe WATERS

San Bernardino, Cals June TO-
Two prospectors and an Indian boat
man, names unknown, were drowned
in the flooded Colorado river today
near Calzona, Ariz. Their boat cap
sized while they were attempting to
cross
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-10

CLOUDY tonight and
Thursday, probable
showers in southwest
ern part of state.
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icrilhen &reile IN @nglano oie nitiHe6r ais en}ige
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Seoer Gnsepnnoerte, Der bier Su bei6en &c.
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Scyurtcmcrt fir 5iieuaihc Icr0chcsnnsen.
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1cm iic Oui ioo)c gScife Qcpiidileri ncl Gcpl!Gs
icri oocr mem nc!cQi iii.
Sic obcn crpdbnie Strnbc li'
Serminal. strahe (6aas .st0Be), bon 6aaS
s. 81. WlsGoN
Si0ois NNgcnicur
SSnl guirno ocr @ilaiierungs 9onmiion
Der S!Noi Baltimore.
". Met1 Gonpnn,
Goriibcr uno cunnlittcnocr Nn0cneiir.
tDldGi4. 21,2s gpf1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
G1enrn GnnNfn6Ler.

IS farb am % Mdr5 1914 na0 ldnoerer
@ranibeit 0enrN Snnotubfcr, ~ Sabre ali, Qes
licbter @qte Der oeriorbenen sluauita San0s
inhler Gcrmnnote uilo ,Sreunoe iino ad0tuugSs
nou cinGcldoen. Der @ccroignnQ beiBmo6nen,
uelhe am Suuncritag, Den 26 Midr5 Nior9eus
nm llbr bon eiHer gSobnlnQ, Or. sos NOro.
@nihinatOns Str0Rc, ans Hndh Der St NiibdeS.
ien Scclcn6ei cclebrrt miro mo Damn duf
ocm gol Grl1icrs6rieoboie" itaitiinoei.
(0idrt23- -2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
Games e. gR. lSollou.

Sc far6 am % N1drj 1914 Sames y. M.
9unnN. acicbicr @niie pou Wlariba @ola0 uuo
So0n bon Sara6 lno oes beritor6encn &imaro
g. &ona0 Die NectoQung iinoei Souneriiaa,
ocn 90 Niir5 OiOr0cns I'M llbr bon Der
2so6nuno cincr Whicr, Hr. G37, % B.aaianctte.
9lucuuc, aus nah Der ,Smmncuatc Conception
&irCoc iiaii iuo I'M Q llbr Elm 9ieouiens6omamt
ccle0rirt miro (Wdr52l -25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
Qnniic n. Cs6rfnrAt.

IS iiar6 an n. Mdr5 1914 in Cos 9nNes
les 0al Soniic y. N6rgarot (0eh. MlerelD,
Satin bcS Ocrliorbencn 9SQiam S. G6rbarot
sic Sceroiaung iinoct bon Der gso1nung ibrer
Gltcrn, 0crrn inlo Srau GuiidO Sllcrlein Nr.
1906, Cits6eoeraisS sStrahe, ON Wlithuum, ocn
% l'dr5. . llbr gl0mmiltags. itdt @eiies
tung auf Dem pCai SamH 5rieo6oic
(llA2l 25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25

,alarnlano oaInalin 0unIpann. .

Nnlt more, 21 Wldr5 191l.
Sic Sreltoren eridrtcn beute cine uertels
iabrllde Siuiocnoe Uuu iiEi @ro5eut go
ooer ciHen Scllar nn0 iInfnno5pau6ig 6entS
(Si25) PRO glniBeil PRO NutBeil, 5d6lbar am
uno rad Scatag, II. Nidr3 an Die glitiondre
pic an Sonneriing. 20. Nidr5 1914, llbr
gta0mitiaqs, gebudt iin0.
Sic llmi6rcibebiidcr mcrocn bonn Nonueriiag,
26. Nldr5, ll6r NG6miiiaGs bis Sienitag,
81. Nldr5, llbr &ormiiaas gei@loiien merocil
(Wdr523- 2G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25

gSe Oaa 6nns 0abs6nro, 10 deint id aud Oas
&olls 9lomouow gu oenofratliren Iad)ocu ocr Cnfel
oeS Aacin9crrders aaer ReBea @roBiirit Galll nodl
Gem Eooe Der critcn Satin Inter einem Stan0 ge6ei
rat5cl uno 0eien <odcr c1 BON oem bueoiid)e 5rin-
3c ySil6clm bat ibeoG oiien, wirt iebt oud) &otla
Sobn @roBiirt Gintitri Gin 9luge oui cine Game Oic
ibm bon Gebrt ndt e6enbrtig ii0 oa5u cine on eilcn
uliiid)w Nfiijier rer5erat6ee Nmeritanern it, Die
Afoire miro nod intcreialuer olirt ole G6otade Dab
oos G5orenpaar Cimitri ols @iOam auserforcn 6a6cn
ioa. Ger Born Oes toerlidjeu @ettcrs lno bic Ser.
banning oes Sdperenot6ers fr Die 3ct0aucr onpier
@lonatcn III oesbo6 DerltdnOlid. Aber Die Demofrati-
firing ser 5iiritcngeidedter mr0 rob allen @iniprrd5
Der au 0cn GDronen Sibcl0en uorpdrts idlrcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
gScrmiidjtc Sln3eiacn.
Yin bic 9anlen.
Die etusEae smuls in Ser @tubt.

DIe ein5tle SdluIt N Der 9fnbf.
uniere gtd5sNlaiien iebt often SuHge 9dmen
nelme bic 4leioermaderfnHit ndb ben neueiten
scr Sct onr6 Den 9ini6uB an oieie 4laiien
erreiden. llHlerridbt Uloraens, gSa1mttago
uno Nbcr6S. 8e0ucme Gmnoen SIN Sauie
benonnene @rbciieu iOnnen ipdbreno beg llr=
ri6t i'm @nipurf bon Wmitern ert6eilt @dbere
4nsiunit ihriilib o0er i1iiHolicb bel ssu SN-
bera. Rr. Hi2. RtltsGnrnfDaO. GtrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
Nln6ert QL6renNt.

IS iar6 am % Mdr5 1914 0admiitaas
in iencr lesicn gSobnung, 0r 200S, SitsSaltis
mcre.SiraRr yipbrrt 9ihrcHot, i'm 9lltcr BON 60
,nbrcH 0elicbicr Naitc bon glnnd 9lhreunt
ccburcnc 0oiimnA. &ernnnotc mo Srcnnoc Der
Samilic iiuo odhlEQsOon einpcnoen. Der Beer
oiqunq AM Scuueriiaa giammiiaas US llbt
bon obiqcr 9Sobnnna aus 6e5umo6nen. @cis
tcbnnQ aui ocnl a0d GdrmclsS sSreo6oic"
Gen mogcn Geiduait copiren) (Old825 26)