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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-25

THE prospect just now" thinks the
Sioux City Journal. lis that congress
will approve some degree of naval and
military expansion and that Il viii be
such a bipartisan proceeding that
neither party can make much political
capital out Of 1t, altho President VII
son will get a good deal Of advertising
from his position of leadership in the
campaign"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-25

-AIl Iowa laws are not sane" de-
clares the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald,
taking issue with Senator Joe Allen.
"and some OF the old blue Laws smack
of the insane
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-25

why should science with all It can
do, doom a human being TO life of
misery and suffering. of deformfty and
idiocyT' inquiries the Cedar Rapids Re-
publican. "One can hardly come to
any other conclusion than that the
doctor who would have consigned that
child to life would have assumed a
greater responsibility than the doctor
who permitted it to die, when he might
possibly have saved it; aitho the saw
ing also was surgical chance"
For itself the Webster City Freeman
Tribune feels like standing by the
mother and doctor. They had an awful
hard problem to settle. Had they
taken the opposite view and had the
physician performed the operation, this
paper wnnld have Eel. Ike scc:.:ce:A.ng
them for that. When an infant born in
wedlock is in such condition that a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-25

Something seems to be burning in
tha hilchin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

Ijeros que ]pretcnden salir de IN Ca
pitaI 4 causa dc Ia scace de ali
mentos y deSean aprovechai el mis-
mo tren.
MenSajes del consul Siliman on
Veracruz y del Agente consul Caro-
theirs en- Chihuahua, dicen haber
'.ecibido cStos las copias de la nota
conminatoria que Mr.. Wilson IN dl-
rlgido a los dlterenteS JeieS de lac
clones para que arreglen cuanto an
ties sus d~iferencias V restauren el
Gobierno Constitutional, sin 10 cual
los Estados Unidos Sc veran obliga-
dos a tomar otras determinaciones
para conseguir este fin. FL consul!
Siliman IN entregado va mi copla
de dicho documento a Carranza; pero
4 Carothers no lie ha sido possible ha
Ger 10 mismo con Villa. La copia
nara Rome Gonzalez Cara. Presi-
dente Provisional de Ia Ciudad de
Mexico Y Ia de Zapata, han sido en-
Iviadas nj Ministro del Brasil para que
IIas maya Tlegar a su destino.
Sc ba librado orden a todos los
r~anresentantes Y c~6nsules america
mos a ouienes Sc han enviado tambien
l~copias del citado manifesto. que
~nrocuren bacerlas conocer del pueblo
maxicaro renartiandoIo con la delhi
ldo ,rof,si6r
No y, babido n~;nguna indication
lsobre 81 Ianso de tiemno Que esparara
i p~.os;da,+a Wilson nara one las
f,.oioros co imam y nroceder 4 Ia
80. uoI;+;oo ora a asnera servira
l. Sda,;. u na-+,bIociniapto de n
!, aao;o8od uev;co-
- .Lno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

$50
WASHINGTON. d. c. JUNO 8
Entire tauto sc espera el efecto que
Droducira Ia communication del Pre-
>identc Wilson a las faccioneS COM
baticntcs de Mexico, Ia Cruz Roja
americana. ayudada por el Estado Y
Dor el Departamento dc Ia Guerra,
actiyara el vasto plan que Sc ha
p~ropuesto para hhrar 4 los no COM
.batieutes, del hambre que amenaza
lsolar a Il R~cpublica.
Sc estan aom -r,-l 1do pr tcle-
grafo las ordenes necesarias 4 todos
los c6nsules a 10 largo de Ia frontera
fin de que reunan todos u eS-
fuerzos para establecer depositoS
de alimentos en- los lugares de SUI
residential. e iguales instruccioreS
Sc han dado q los puestos militares
establecidos en- aqUella region. FL
.brigadier General Devol. Gerente
General de Ia Cruz Roja, Sc prepare
para ir a Texas con algunos oficia-
les del Dcpartamento de "a Cue
IRA a fin de inspeccionar el movimien
10 de los abastecimientos en- Mexico.
IEl General ha te~legrafiado a Ia Rail
wav Association de Nueva York,
pre~guntandole 81 puede conceder el
Ilibre ~trasporte de las m~ercancias
d~estinadas a Mexico con el objeto
que va Sc concce o hace, cuando
meros. alguna rebaja en- los pre-
clos de 1arifa. atendido dicho obje-
Ito. MientraS tantc, Ia Sehorita NJ
bel T. Boardman, ~pres;denta del
! ~omi,G de Socorros. IN estadO l}I-
Ivando 4 ca5o algu0os arregloS e.
,aminaJos a Ia formation de Conf
Ises e~sDeciales en- differences poblacio-
mes. con cl fin de coiectar y enviar
ltambitn 4 Mexico. abastecimientos
de comestibles, va ean comprados
o adquirido5 por donacion. TodoS
los p~royectos Scrdn presentadoS ma
mana ante cl Comite Executive de
IL Cruz Roja, entire cuyos MEM
bros sc halla ell Sr. Ministro Lane,
eel Consejero del Departamento de
Estado, Mr.. Lansing. ell Genera! Cor
Jan. ciruiano del ejtrcito, ell General
Braisted. cirujano de IA Marina Y Ell
tProcurador General, Sr. Davis.
FL Secretario Bryan ha ~anuncia-
do durante ell dia de hoy que el Mi
I~nistro del Brasil en- Ia Ciudad de Ne
Ixico esta arreglando un tren que
Iconducira $50 americanos a Vera
Icruz en- donde podran embarcarse
para los Estados Unidos. Habla
Itambien Mr.. Bryan de otros extran-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05
rTU ERES ALEMANA!
Viene De Ia pagina Z.

BeIgica en- Paris. Sin embargo,
Saint-Saens no quiso luego hablar
una palabra sobre ella. cuando el mis-
mo reporter. deseoso de "redond.a:
e dia." le in:errog6 para dar a como
Ger 5 opinion acerca de Nine. Kuts-
cherfa.
Pero 10 mismo 81 Il artista dijo
Ia verdad. al enorbolar sobre su per
soma el pabellGn belga, que 81 fut una
embustera ante eI reporter, eI hecho
dc cue Saint-Saens Ia haya rechaZa-
10 Dor aIemana. debe decirse que
iust2 o injustamente. constiGye IN
s.ntoma importante dc Ia transforma-
rion sufrlda por Ia mentalidad hui
mana q consecuencia De "a lucha que
sos,ienen las naciones europeas. pues
fut este miSmo compositor quien de-
fendi6 a Wagner cuando los patrio-
tas franceses Sc negaron 4 or n mu-
sica del maestro de Bayreuth. Ale
mas. rodavia no hace dos amos que
obtuyo en- el Propio Berlin el mayor
syi.o de su vida. a Gurigir personal
mente Ia centtsima representation DC
Su Samson Y Daiila.'
La miSm@ ngche De Ia l!egada lie
..rr5-+rr r-rr.asa - pfecruo III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05
RETA Ia NONENA %. Il. \ OTRAS
NB.ENtS DE PELOTARlS.

OApVILLE. Texas. JUNO 2.-Por
medic de las Columns de La
PRENSA. la Novena o. X. de Oack-
vile. reta a las nOvenas de Camp
bellfon Y pleaSaniOn. a que cru
cen Sus bales el pr6Ximo cuatro de
Julio IN 81 pueblo Tree Rivers, del
miSmo CondadO. sObre el camlno de
firrro de- UhaIde and Golf.
Il acrptan 81 reto. puedan dlrl-
cirSc los i&lrrrSadoS al repreSentan-
tc de la Novrna O. H., AnaStaslo
Munos. a Oakyillr. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

Decia I'm suieto a un NAL autor:
-:Es verdad que al principle de
su carrera lie arrojaban a listed pa
tatas V otros comestibles?
ST. senior; : 10 mas triste del ca
so es que muchas noches no tenia mas
remedio que devorar con placer nj
propia afrenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

-Seaorita. no lie puedo eXpreSar
grandiSimo amor que tengo para
listed porque no eEcuentro palab-2S-
-Pues caballero. 81 no ~encuenhra
listed palabras. podra listed qulza eX-
pesarnlelo en- numerOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05
En- el bOsque:

En- el bOsque:
Papa, por que cortan csc arbol?
-Porque esta seco y 10 destinan al
fuego.
-iYa 10 comprendO. -! Con estoS
frios Sc habra helado y Sc 10 llevan
a calentar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

E5didu d-b- d~csruos = 10 gUieTr para ~-snra o pa
"a rSha5Iero. "a Eus % caiS y Ulln-aTugT las metdgs
Del bufsa y e. largo de que 20 d-S-a No pIerda d
asa,lan Gr hasers- ,al r-EaIadN de una brenda IN
dspcnsah's paTa q tempo de Nuvl8s. Euyirrcs
hoy mlsrao IN InslEuItSante suma de > ccn'avos en-
sfulb-c- ~.rstalrs y le -nviaremos un lIprTmeable
drsde luezu Los Dedrdos para 81 Canals. Mexico
" el extTan5rro deoertn venIr acompahacos dc So
llDpoIt- en- mo rosI4 ! nues:rO nCm5Tr-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05
Impermeables de $1,000, para Sc
nOras y caballeros a S3'75.
Esta barata durara POGO
Ee0nomiee a naestra costa.

D-bido al ciere
3- % mercedes ru-
uu-oS no v-mCs
ubhrados a d~-po1eJ
he mas de 10000 ,m
~reuazaLi-s a un pre-
Cu inferior al DE su
a1bucaCr5n.E s,os IN
~prrm-ables tGrsoa
n=-hos PIAZZA vrnlcr-
s- % ur prr-IO Minis
ruo de slu 20 pues
zan &c ryCr,entc ma
Terra. y mauuisrfura
ha5Is ndolos en- color
safe.
rauO- tan SrEu-
ruz l- AUG i- saus-
fa.r5l que cs'auoz
uUcStoS a euvEaT
a 2ruebA y en-
laaa lie que no So
r>targC C.. a TclundIr
81 dluer1 Immediate.
m-uE- N haccr rl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

FL CuRRESPON>AL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-05

IA VANILLA MiGICl PARA Law it
haze ITDO RI irabaiO. NJ ~ nrCr>tr
tan m%iTuina>. Goa una parlIrmlI lie /
r>Ia >~u>liucia. cunlr HiruirmcEir pre- /
parada. - >miirirnir para que ~I> /
Ir>lid0>. irlaS dc limo. rncdjr>, sabre }
rama> >ibauaS y cObrriurr>. >hlgan 4
del laNadu rUn una blaHcura Runca /
obtrnida pnr rl antigua >i>icma.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
FIGHT ON RESTORING
BOWERS IN JERSEY
Lawyers Find Joker in Rath-
bun Law and Will Dis
cusS Repeal.

Nrguments for and against the bill
introduced in the New Jersey Senate
Tuesday by Senator Charles VI. Egan of
Hudson county to repeal the Raihbun
law abolishing the dover right and the
right Of courtesy will be presented next
Thursday evening by members of the
Hudson County Bar Association IN the
Downtown club, Jersey city. II is
likely that Senator Rathnun OF Motifs
town will attend to defend the nov law,
of which he was the sponsor
Advisory Master Max T Rosenberg.
chairman of the executive committee OF
the Bar Association, said yesterday that
the bill wrought one of the most sweep
ing changes ever made IN tn. law ol
real estate, since IL makes II possible"
for a husband to deprive his wife OF all
interest in his estate and allows woman
to sell property without the signature
Of the husband.
II is said that the bin passed the Leg
islature without exciting the suspicious
of the legal profession chiefly because
the abolition OF dover and courtesy
rights are spoken Of only in IN" last
TWO sections
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
PREDICT INTERVENTION.
NentzrIOs's Rctnstatem~nt ns Pre-
inter Expected In Athens.

ROME. March An un6cr sored des-
patch from Athens eaFe VI Nrnl2olos
the former premic dominates the sltua-
ton His retirement from ,ho Premier.
ship is exp cted to b" short llv,d, since
the King will probably he Compelled TO
recall him to power aui submit to Gre
clan intervention in the war which the
monarch personally and secretly advo-
Gates, but pr"'cuds 20 oppose for rer-
sons ~ cXpcdieuCN. esp. ia.!y tho dan
gers uf n'asst,res OF creeks ir Turkey
The new cabinet WAS sworn ia to-day
ON the prcteNt OF mlnwuvre4 npbiIi2a-
ton IL secretly going on ana Valuable
time is being gained The Ministerial
crisis f.. being pruntl0lI employed In
war preparations ard secret u"gotlatons
with the Balkan countries. The inter
vertion of Greece and RumnUi1 Is very
likely to come at the same lime and IN
this way the INDIGESTION Of Bulgaria win
be overcome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
Guest at MCAIpin
Beats and RObS
BeIIbOy i'm Room
Sends to Office for 500
Change and Leaves Bearer
Locked In.

\ fifty minute guest at the Hote. Nc
Aipn. Broadway and Thirty-fourth
street, robbed the management of 800
yesterday afternoon after knocking un-
conscious and binding bellboy who
had been sent to the room with the bills
as change Then he tumbled the
stunned boy on TO the bed. locked him
In and escaped.
At 3;3i O'Clock swarthy, well
dressed man. apparently in his Sos.
registered as ~. C" or ~ 6 Grey.
Washington" (the management pre-
fcrred to believe IL was ~. c. and a
- day room on the fourth floor. Thir-
T. third street side OF the hotel. was
assigned to him.
Just Atty minutes later Grey tele-
send him up change for 800 prefer
ably In small bills.
Nineteen-year-old Joseph Abbundi OF
"a East Twenty-ninth street. trusted
boy who has been with the hotel since
IT was opened. was sent to the room
with :hr money in a sealed envelope
Grey received him with a smile, tool
the envelope and then seemingly dropped
a quarter as If by accident.
That's for YOU" he said Pick II
up"
As the hoy leaned over, the MAJ
whipped revolver out Of his pocke
and struck hlm over the back OF thu
head. inRictng slight cut Abound
toppled over but did not lose conscious
ness Grey iourishod his gun an'
I threatened To- shoot If there was an!
outcry and then tumbled Abbundi on Il
the bed and bound him with blankets
pillow slips an. strips of sheets. The
he walked out, turned the lock and lef
the key in the door
Abbundi wriggled around on the be
and managed to roll over 10 "A teleIs0ont
which he upset and got the receive
to his mouth. lie called the 'tiice an
II. IL Bdscomc, house officer. wen
up with bellboy. At the hotel hos
pital Or Ross Mcpherson. the hots
physician, said his injuries were no
serious.
Lucius NJ. Boone managing directc
OF the McAlpin, said that the plan O
robbery was new one In the hott
business and he couldn't blame an
hotel employee for being caught by it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
CABINET HINTS AT
NEW GREEK POLICY
Neutral Attitude Was \ccc>-
sary. hut Ally's Duties
Must Be Fulfilled.

tnI f0hIs I' SDd''h 10 INV =
NrurNs. March l0.-Thc new Cabinet.
under the Premiership of VI Ghouuiris,
has issued the following declaration:
After her glorious war, lors
period OF peace became an imu"r,ous
necessity f.r Greece In order to enable
her to work for the prosperity OF the
coultry The organ.ZatoH ~ publ"
services and lard and sea forces AMI
the development OF the wealth ~ the
country wet uld have guaranteed her
against attack on what she had &C.
luIred AT the cost OF sre.r sacrifices
It also would have enabled tcr to carry
ou, a programme OF Interests Of the
state and adopt a policy conforming TO
the national traditions
I'm these circumstances ilc h'"rv-
ance of neutrality was Imperative upon
..r from the very beginning % tine Eu-
ropean crisis, but 1t was also her alb
solute duty 10 fulhl her treaty ohliga-
tions as an ally and To s"ek satisfac-
ton of her interests. without. however,
compromising the integrity Of her ter-
ri'ory.
The Government, conscious of its
duty i'm thus serving the int rests, 's
convinced that the patriotism Of the
people viii insure the entire security Of
those interests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
IN
MEXIC0SECURE,
SAYS CARRANZA
Advises Americans to Quit
Mexico City and Go to
Vera Cruz.
NOTE SAID TO YIELD
TO WILSON'S DEMANDS
,pccm cab,e DespofcL 10 Tnr st,

>pcciU 'd6ie Despotch 10 TnE stu
VERA cruz. March 10.--Fitst chief
Carranza has issued n categorical. frank
and impressive denial OF all the charges
made by the press, the people and differ
ent Governments against the conduct
of Gen. Dbregon in Mexico city. His
statement has caused good impression
here among the natives and foreigners,
The First Chief says that foreigners
especially have had all the protection
that could bc afforded and that wherever
assassinations and other outrages have
been committed they we're Effected
under other regimes.
The First chef ends his remarks with
the following
From the ;ime that Mexico city was
occupied by our forces II had been pub
lie comment that 1t would be evacuated
u facilitate military movements. and
nationals and foreigners have had plenty
of time To seek safety elsewhere IL they
thought they were In danger AT the
hour OF evacuation. Notwiths'andinI
the lies Of the defeated and the traitors
the revolution viii continue until n
definite triumph crowns IT, efforts for
the good Of the people and everybody is
subjected to equality before the law
Carranzas answer to Secretary l'ryan's
note also is specific. lie approves
Bryan's warning to Americans to leave
Mexico city and to lind places wher'
the Constitut.onaiis, army can give
them and all other foreigners and citi
zens due protection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
GARIBALDI LEGION FREED;
MAY FIGHT FOR ITALY
Frances Permission Believed
Given in Response to Mo-
biliZatiOn Order.
sp.cLnl Ihhlc Despntch 70 Tn, 81.

l.oNnoS. March lO--News received
from Paris tonight that the French
fpvernmen; has given permission to the
'aribalii Legion now fghting IN the
ArEonnc 20 return TO Italy. presumably
IN response % mobilization call. is
regarded here az an indication tina.
ltaly's mind IS made up and that she
4 about 70 take an active part IN the
war on tho side Of the Allies.
The first report. to the efect thar
the legion had been disbanded, is de-
MED IN raris, whore i il explained
that the only official action taken has
been the granting OF permission TO the
Italian soldiers nghtlng for France to
GO back 20 their own country II they
desire to 10 SO. Those who remain In
France viii continue service under the
French colors. II there are not enough
men left 20 form separate unit the
viii bc incorporated In the Foreign lie
glon.
1t IS believed here that this - r.
suit of 'hc yislt 20 London ot Gen
Eie,lottp Gar htldi. whose son. Col Pep
pmo GalIhdlil. - commander OF The
Italian Legion IN the French army. Be
fore leaving Rome Con. Gariba 1. sad
he was going 10 London 20 have con
ference with Lord Kitchener regarding
'hc future action NJ Italy, ana Il was
understood thI' I'm case Italy joined the
ALLIES Geu. Gar.haldi would he the com
maIdcr of the Italian corps taking .
direct part 10 tho hghtlns IN France
Two Of Gen. Garib2ldHS = sens Bruno
and Costaniiro-hHNe given their lives
for France IN the Argonne fighting, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
BABY IN WASTE PAPER CAN.
Another Wee Girl Found In Hale
way Of RoOminW House.

Two girl babies were added t" t"'
founding ward AT Bellevue yesterday
One OF them was found in a big waste
paper can on the uptown side of the
Eighteenth street station of the sixth
avenue elevated railroad and the other
in the vestibule of a furnished room
house at 242 East Thirtieth street
Jess. Watson, porter at the elevated
station. found tho first of the youngsters
at S o'clock last night as he was about
Ia .mptv the waste paper can ON
ton of the discarded newspapers ana
other rubbish was healthy. two-weeks,
old girl baby, carefully dressed and
wrapped up in a blue flannel blanket.
The other baby bore tho hummer
as.esO and the word Adonata on n tag
ou her wrist and is supposed TO have
been in some institution. Mrs, Margaret
Rosenbloom found her in the Ne'hhu!e
Of her rooming hous"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
The >inking Fund.

TfA -.r--u It.,,,, ,hn,e .1o.ed do
i, .-olld. -. sirk,r, furd co,tr,hu,,on
,stsa-y e,r ,ho zoo, ,a,k.Ie for
, n rr,,..,,r ,,rs, ho ,,ado ,bis ys,r
, sroyr, ..,t,,,,ad 10 l.. as ooo
" and ,,o,. T.. r,isod h,, dtr.,, s,a,e
tl
II. o.,...... .,oooo ooo .,,u
10 .rk.,. ,',5 ro,,,,t.o,a.n,a -. 90
tamo r,-,l,. ,,', ,,,n,'',, or x,S
" MI, sls.lS2 oo3 40 sl0 SI3o oo3 3s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11

Secretary Bryan said to-day that he
had not been advised that any Ameri-
cans wished To leave Mexico city
It - known that the chief point IN the
roprnsentatiOns made to tarranza re-
garding Mexico city has been that trans
portatlon facilities he maintained he
tween the capital and the coast This
has been determined not only ~ a
means of exit for foreigners hut to in
sure the maintenance OF proper food
suppl,es in the capital.
The state Department was advised to-
dav that its representations to tarranzl
i'm this respect are being earnestly sup
ported by Carranaa's own counsel.
Charles A. Douglas Of Washington, now
at Vera cruz.
ASSURANCES with regard 10 the inn
provcment noted IN tho general despo'-
ism of the Carranza authorities since
tho receipt Of the American despatch
reached the state Department to-day,
hut Mr Bryan d,d not give them out or
otherwise Indicate that h" had received
any encouraging word. No direct word
as to cnrrauzas reply to the United
states note was received nut the tone
of dispatches. led to the belief that the
Const.tutionalist chief will he found soon
Continued on Ihird PAGE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
VOTES TO GUST JUDGE LINDSEY
Colorado House FnvOrs bills to
Abolish Juvenile Court.

DgSvER, March lO,-The t"Ioraho
House Of Representatives on hha1 Fehd
,n. ,o.day pass.d three bills TO abol-
ish the Juvenile ONurt.
ono effec, of the bills. II passed by
the senate and signed by tho Cover
nor. would he to remov" from otlc'
Judge Ben B. Lindsey Of the Juvenile
Court of Denver
several members Of the Republican
majority in the House In voting for
the bills stated thdt they did so be-
cause they felt themselves bound py
the action of a party caucus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
CALL Upton "TCHIKA TOMA
s.r,inu soldiers Nickname SIR
Thomas "Inclr Tom"

LoNpoN. March 10 The DdHU MARS
correspondent At Nish forwards an ac.
count of the enthusiastic reception ac-
corded to Sir Thomas Lp,"u in Serv!n
The soldiers At belgrade d(fcctonatclN
nicknaucd him 'Tch,hu Toma." mean
Ing "unclo Tom" and in many ways eN-
pressed their gratitude Toy bringing
medical aid and nurses 10 them
Sir Thomas is impressed with the
urgent needs Of Servia. pisopSo ls It's
worst enemy Hospital comforts, drugs,
rlorhcs ana food are urgently needed in
shipload quantities,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-11
CONDITIONS IMPROVE.
1nrransa Welding to President
wilson's Demands.

WAsuINcroN March lo-The con-
dition Of foreigners in Mexico city has
greatly improved, according to adyices
received at the state Department and At
the British Embassy to-day This I'M
movement IL attributed to the note sent
lay the United states to carranza 4"
Vera Cruz and also communicated 10
Gen Obregon At Mexico city
Carranza'S note in reply To President
Wilson's demands was received tonight
/: is said to he conci,ia'ory
The food situation. however, Is st'il
reported as serious and appeals were re-
ccived through official and unofficial
channels that immediate steps be taken
to insure relief.
Gen. Obregon was st.ll in Mexico city
YESTERDAY However. it was Indicated
that he was preparing to evacuate the
city and the evacuation is probably com
p.etc by this tim"
40 riotiuE has occurred 50 iai as II
known here, tut a swedish citizen hhs
been killed The circumstances OF M
death have not been reported l''Pr''
seuta,ions are being mtd" TO 'Rrr'hHH
ana Dbregon in behalf of sweden.
That steps must he taken 20 secur" in-
violate the maintenance of romnunl'"'
ron between Mexico city and Vera cruz
bon tclegraphic and railway. was th'
suggestion received hero to-day throuG
a despatch to the British Embassy IRON
charge d'Affaires Hohlor at the M">i'N
toll
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Special Cab'e Dcspa'ch 10 Tnr So

IONpoN. March 10. The Athens cor
responder, of the Times telegraphs as
follows;
M XauH,s was .bandonrd as \ choice
for Premier because ~ N.ni2e,os would
not promise 20 support his financial
measures ". G;houuaris accepted he
post on condition that the k!ng consent
to the dissolution Of the Chamher after
an adjournment OF a month, which con-
sent was gained, His policy will be
neutral but! Friendly 20 Servia "
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PLOT TO KILL GREEK RULER.
Man Arrested In Athens Had
French Rnd English Letters.

BERLIN. via wireless to Sayvllle, l. I.
March lo--The overseas News
Agency gave out the following to-day.
The Doutsche 1dOes /eitun1s
.e'hers correspondent reports that
French ard ENGLISH letters and $4,000
were found m the possession of man
named Athanas who vas arrested IN a
charge OF plotting TO assassinate King
Constantine"