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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
governor PROCLA|MS
RULES TO REGULATE
LIVESTOCK SHIPMENT
New Regulations Adopted by
Sanitary Board Go Into e.
feet Next Saturday

In conformity with the act of the
legislature Of 1913, for the eradication
and suppression Of contagious, infec-
tious and communicable diseases of ami.
mails, and the information and recon-
mendati0n Of the state livestock sani-
tary board, Governor Withpcombe this
morning issued a proclamation against
the shipment of livestock into the state
of Oregon from any state or district in
the United States, Canada or British
Columbia wherein an epidemic of foot
and-mouth disease exists or where quar-
antiae regulations are in force, which
becomes effective Saturday, April 10,
The proclamation includes horses
cattle, shep, swine, mules, goats, poul
try and also cats, dogs, birds and other
household pets and wild animals kept
tor exhibition purposes where they
come from infected territory, unless al
such animals are properly disinfccteC
by the federal authorities and bear {
certificate Of health and freedom OF
disease contamination. 1t also regu
lates the shipment Of anti.dog choleri
serum and hog cholera virus, hoof an,
hides OF animals, hay, straw or simila
products into the state Of Oregon from
infected districts, The proclamation
embraces complete set of regulation
adopted by the livestock sanitary boar,
which will govern the shipment of al
livestock, poultry, etc, into the stat
for slaughter, breeding or other pun
! poses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Says Women Have
Two Hidden Natures

Boulder, Colo, April S.-Women are
divided into two classes by DR., Law.
renee Cole, head Of the psychology de.
partment Of the University of Colorado
'Woman fresh from natures mould.
ing is either prcdestned wife or a
mother, y he says. "Shc Is not both
Every woman knows to which type she
herself belongs. although she will not
admit il.
"The mother type knows nothing Of
the worship between husband and wife,
Love of that Kind is foreign. She may
imagine she is IN love but most often
she mistakes gratitude for love. Well
for the husband Of this wife if hc
allows himself gradually to occupy the
position Of eldest Bnd most important
of her children. IN return for this sub.
mission boundless viii be the care and
devotion bestowed upon his upbringng
day by day. lie will be foolish II he
SAYS or utters insolcnce Of his heart
motherhood Is good, hut wifehood Is
what / wanted. Even IL her marriage
is childless such q woman is useful.
"For the wfe-woman, the nursery Is
AZ best but an interlude and a real IN.
terruption Of the wife's strongest In
terests. These women are not skilled
In early teething troubles. They know
little Of the rival merits Of different
kinds Of flannels Wisdom and fore
sight are never the attributes Of the
wife.woman. Since the ultimate destiny
Of this female can not be motherhood
II may be bridge whist or politics.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
.DRYS HOPE TO RULE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
IN NEXT ELECTION
May Force Wilson To Take
Definite Stand on PrOhi-
bitiOn Question
By John Edwin Nevin.

Washington, April S. The "drys"
expect to capture control Of the demo-
cratic national committee before the
next convention.
The declaration of Secretary Of
State Bryan that the members of the
national committee should be anti
liquor is accepted in political circles as
the opening gun Of battle between
the vets and the drys for control Of
the national democracy.
The prohibition advocates today
claimed that President Wilson will be
compelled to take a positive stand as
soon as congress reconvenes if he is
not "smoked out" sooner. The presi-
dent has thus far refused to discuss
the liquor question in any way.
At the White House today, it was
said there was no comment to be made
on the letter of Secretary Bryan to L..
w. Remington, of the Iowa state
democratic committee, the secretary
declared in this letter that whoever
succeeds Judge Martin j. Wade, as ma.
tional committeeman from Iowa should
be an anti-liquor advocate. Bryan also
pointed out the conditions in Iowa in
the legislature having voted statutory
prohibition and submitted a prohibition
amendment to the people, which make
the liquor question a real issue in the
state which should be met squarely.
1t was stated in official circles to.
day that there was no reason to be
lieve that President Wilson had
changed his views as to the liquor
question since he was governor OF
New Jersey. He then regarded it as d
moral problem to be decided by each
individual community, lie declined tC
admit at that time that it was a politi
cal problem to be dealt with by
political party.
1t is the plan of the "drys" to fore
the president to Immediately to talk
concrete position. Secretary Bryan an,
Secretary Daniels are avowed prohibi
tionists, though both insist the liquo
question will not be an issue in tn
next campaign. The "dry" force
plan, however, to name avowed anti
liquor men as candidates for the com
mittee primaries and conventions
They are confident of success in mos
Of the southern states. The big figh
will come in the central states, especi
ally in Illinois and Indiana.
Secretary Bryan favOrs an open an,
shut fight on the "wetn and "dry ,
question when necessary. He de
clared that wherever the liquor ques
tion is an issue he believed the nation
al committeeman should represent til
majority, And the majority, the secrc
tory believes, is generally "dry'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Eight Ships Wrecked
OF Carolina Coast

Washington, April Slight vessels
were wrecked off the coast Of North
Carolina. The coat guard service today
ordered every available revenue cutter
from ports south OF Boston to Diamond
Shoals to proceed at full speed to the
aid Of the ships.
Whether there has been any loss OF
life as result Of the severe storm
which wrecked the vessels Is not Ger.
tain. II is regarded as most likely,
however, that the crews of some Of the
ships must have persisted The disasters
reported represent the worst accidents
about Diamond Shoals in years. The
cutter Seminole Is now on the scene, It
was stated here.
The wrecked vessels are: Schooner
Alice Murphy OF Maine, ashore;
Schooner Lizzie b. Wiley, Of Maine,
capsized, aground and wntcr.logged
two unidentified vessels overturned aud
stranded; third unidentified vessel,
only mast showing above the water;
schooner Grossly and Barges Cline
ola and Northwestern, all in distress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
OIL IS DISCOVERED
NEAR DUFUR OREGON
Dr.. Hastings Says Good Sup
ply Is Shown In Well al
1000 Feet

Portland, Or, April S.-That oil has
been discovered in Oregon was the dee.
laration today Of DR.. Wilbur Hastings.
DR., Hastings now resident of Port.
land, but who has had experience in the
oil fields Of Ohio and Ontario, stated
that n prospective field now being
drilled nine miles west of Dufur In
Wasco county, shows every indication
of containing large volume of oil.
A well has been bored TO the depth
of about 1000 feet, DR.. Hatsings said,
aud small quantities of oil can be
brought to the surface by the use of
hand pumps. This indicates. according
to DR.. Hastings, that a pool or lake
would be found when the crust over the
oil is penetrated by the drill.
DR.. Hastings believes that gushcr
will be encountered but states that It is
entirely problemotical as to the extent
Of the flow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Three Aviators Fall.

Berlin via wireless to Sayville, 4. T.,
April s--The story Of thrilling air
battle in which three Russian ayiators
were dashed to pieces is told today in
dispatches from Budapest.
The Russians were attacked by lone
Austrian aviator while recmnoitering
at a height of about 5000 feet. Mancu.
yering quickly, tnc Austrian managed
TO got aboyo the three aeroplenes of
the enemy and began dropping bombs
upon them One Of the bombs struck a
Russian aeroplane and exploded. The
collapsed nircraft plunged toward the
corth, falling between the two remain
INK aerolanes, which were copsized by
the sudden rush Of air and also fell.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
pnsslnn Advnnee Halted.

Pcirogrud April S. German rein-
forcements have temporarily halted the
Russian forward movement near the
Lupkow pass, II was semi'officnlly
admitted today. The Russians south.
enst of Smomik continue to press their
successful movement in the direction Of
uszok, however, and forces are being
redistIibuted to meet the reinforced
enemy near Vidrony Heavy artillery
engagements ore now in progress as tho
Russians delay the renewal Of their
attack. while the forces ordered to
their aid are being brought up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
FRENCH DEAD PILED
HIGH IN WOODS IN
!. ST. M|H|E[ REGION
Fierce Attacks Made In Face
Of Deadly Fire From Ger
man Artillery
HEAVY LOSSES DENIED
BY GOVERNMENT ORDER
Austrian Aviator Sends Three
Russian Airmen Hurting
To Death


o ppriln' VIA wireless TO London, Aprh
o;-henewihg thelr tlerce assaults upon
inc uefnah iines between the Mause
anu M"'elle rivers, the French are fill
ing the woods OF tals region with their
ueau'
IN reporting the operations on the
western front, the war offlee today
again gave the greatest attention to
the terriiic attack which has been
iaun'hed by the French and which, it
IL ueelared, Is attended by enormous
'osses'
iheSe assaults continue To-Day with
flt 'he slghteSt success, the otficial
statement asserts, Az seven different
points between o. MiHlel, Etaln and
! OnV'a'nlousson tne rreneh are pouring
neh neh forward III the race OF death'deal-
ing artlliery flre' Lives are spent reck-
'esSlJ, the war otflce declared, IN the
savage attempts TO smash the German
lortiiicauohs horth OF 81 Mihiel These
iort'ilcouonS' ~ is declared, were pre-
pared months ago ana can never be
rohqu'ieo except W llrst peinB re-
~"
Dvsplte tne i"'s or TWO battailons on
Ine Nolnpress ne'gh's Yesterday the
enemy renewed t!e ettaek TO-DAY, sacri'
.iclhS more men III headiong rushes up
lne oaIre" h'iIsIueS raNed py the ter
man guns -,
:" Vnv Any loreSt ana herretre
"oooS' tne lnost desperate enB9,gemeh's
are ~ progress lhese wooded regions
are oe'Iargu 10 o' ehoNed WIN rrench
ugo4' a ,l rrei'ch HNlatpr ,0 VINO VINO was iorc'
Vu 10 uesc'hu ihslue the norman llhes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
hitch Are Incensed Over Re-
,Erictions Placed Upon
Their Shipping
lRTILLERY DUEL ON AT
| LONG RANGE IN FRANCE
Refutes Statements
Of Germans Relative To
Falaba Disaster
By Ed L. Keen.

lIoniOn, April S.-Wild reports that
'prmany and Holland are quietly
sawinq troops on the Belgian
SOnter, coupled with incredible
hmors that Germany is about to in.
bic Holland came from English
.upes in The Hague, Amsterdam and
|her Dutch cities today. The London
hpeB for obvious reasons, laid the
heatest stress upon the reports. In
buinl quarters, it was said, however
bat while public opinion in the
&ehorlards had shown the greatest
Nntem as a result of reported at
teH upon Dutch shipping, the situa
Hpn yas not such as to warrant belief
M an open outbreak is imminent.
\ Il was pointed out that Holland /,
shOit as much incensed owing to the
earictiOns upon Dutch shipping by
n British blockade of Germany as by
N Ebmarine attacks upon Dutch yes
N Ne to the German blockade o.
II " Riish isles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
FOUR HOMES BURNED.

Los Angeles, CAL, April s.--Thc de.
struetion by fire Of four homes on the
south side early today following o
loud explosion, led the police 10 believe
that dynamite ar n bomb may nave
been exploded in the basement Of one
Of the houses
Scores Of residents in the ncighbor.
hood, frightened by the explosion, rash.
ed to the street IN their night clothes,
A dozen Of the houses were threatened
with destruction before the fire WAS
controlled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Discouraged Man
Turned On GaS---Dead

San Francisco, chi, April Harvey
Clayton Merrill, 33 years old, was found
dead today in o room in the New Com
mcrcal hotel He had left bis own
room aud entering that Of John Bon.
neni with a pass key, turned on the gas
md went 20 bed, His body was found
when BonnGui returned Inter Merrill
left note saying
"Thcrc II no hope for me in this
world. have been confirmed dero'
lict for ten years. God bless my mother
aud give her peace, I hope 10 be with
her In the next world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Northern Pacific
Arrives at San Diego

San Diego, Cal, April s.--Thc pala.
tial steamship Northern Pacific bound
for san Francisco from Philadelphia
via the Panama canal, was held Mt
quarantine here today with mild ease
Of small pox on board
United States and local health off.
cials are now aboard the liner in con.
sultation. The big ship, with all her
100 passengers may be held In quar-.
antinc here for ten days, the officials
mid.
Preparations are being made TO vac.
cinnte many on board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Sheriff Locates Robbers
Cache With $1,000 In II

Baker, Or, April s.--Gold bullion
valued at $1,000 secured By two muskcd
bandits who held mp the Rainbow mine
stage In Rye Valley last Monday, was
found In cache a half mile from the
scene Of the robbery today,
This information was tclephoned TO
Baker by sheriff Anderson who NJ
the head Of posse has been seeking
the robbers since the time Of the hold.
up.
sheriff Anderson intimated that p
residents Of Rye Valley two men and
n womnn-wete connected with tho
robbery
sheriff Anderson will receive $1,000
reward for recovering the bullion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
COLONEL DUNPHY DEAD.

Walla walla, Wash, April Col
onel ". II. Dunphy, one Of the leading
LAWYERS and democrats in the state,
died here today after an illness Of sew
era weeks.
Colonel Duuphy was one Of the demo
cratic candidates for governor In the
1919 primaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
.E|TEL |NTERNED AND
CREW ORDERED PAROLED
German Cruiser Finally Ends
Suspense When Escape
Is Impossible

Washington, April S.-officers and
men of the German converted cruiser
Prinz Eitel Friedrich were today
ordered parolled by Secretary of the
Navy Daniels. With their vessel in
termed at the Norfolk navy yard, mem
bers of the crew must Remain in this
country until the end of the war. I'm.
der the orders of Secretary Daniels,
however, they will be given as much
liberty as possible.
The secretary today formally in.
structed Rear Admiral Helm command.
ing the battleship Alabama that the
Eitel should be interned at Norfolk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
pEoRHE AaAINsT TEDDY.

Lo, Angeles, Cal, April s,--After
Teddy Tctzlaff famous automobile
racer had told Superior Judge Taft
that not even for the sake Of theil
.ycarold son would he live with his
wife, the Judge granted Mrs. Tot2lafI
an ntcrloctury decree Of divorce today
He also awarded her sl5 n week oil
mony and cuslnly Of her son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Trawler Blown un

lvis,' i'Vy, W.. E9gg April S.-A steam
dgb, was y, blown up by submarine
|ss 81, S.., Of several fishing vessels or rlf
nips s'' today The trawleps crew
|f,hcj men T, are believed to bays
n ,so,. The fishing boats scurriei c pJog
P'oa. y Immediately after the ex.
he ,olnl ,ilr,'ng they might be attacked
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Internment DELAYED.

Newport News, April S.--The formal
internment of the Prinz Eitel Fried
rich was delayed, pending the receipt
of instructions from Washington. Ad.
miral Helm of the battleship Alabama
requested instructions from the navy
and treasury departments.
Commander Thierichens today sur
rendered to Collector of the Port Ham
ilton, two German boys and man
who joined the Eitel after her arrivat
here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
CALVARY aklrmiph Reported.

Carlo, Egypt April San engage
meni between q small body Of Turkish
cavalry and British troops near III
Kantaia, was officially reported here
today. The Turks came upon the
British force while reconuoitering, II
was stated, no losses were suffered by
the English.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
VILLA LOSES 1000
MEN IN HOT FIGHT
AND BEGINS RETREAT
Carranza Will Not Agree To
Making Mexico City Neu-
trail Territory

Washington, April SIN desper.
ate battle near Celaya, the army of
General 0bregon defeated the forces
of General Villa, according to claims
made by the Carranzista agency here
today. The Villista losses are declared
to exceed 1000 in killed and wounded
General 0bregon is pursuing the re,
treating forces, it is claimed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
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HOTEL DE GINK PASSES

New York, April S.-The
"Hotel de Gink" has housed its
last guest. 1t was closed today.
Jeff Davis, manager and the
man who inaugurated the plan
for a hotel for derelicts, said
the "charity trust" had put
him out of business, but that
he would reopen a similar place
some where else this winter.
The guests of the "De Gink"
were taken from the hotel here
ito the "Hotel De Gump" farm
at Bensonhurst where they will
spend the summer. The trip to
the ode Gump" (meaning
chicken) farm was made by
automobile.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
NJ. Llglish Honor Belrinn Pin.

.pb,o,oo April S.-All BritaGa ,,,,,.
~ AlG.,,,' me fQri,eth birthday Of
Ffe IS'' Tors .l Of Belgium. In Londoa
s. wa, ,nn.. unusual ,. ceremonies. High
tIe cbas!. c,Ius ,n the Catholic churches. =
dav 'auIlh niS Of England observed
lrque6 ,9,.. |,,n impressive services.
|''s ana cIgb. I n'll at many biz
BE- Of a soog..., y,.a' this evening. Mes
'ner Of M, , cams in from every
Hu ~ ron5 ,,' world. The cxilel Bei.
Ping. .''" took part in all pro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
A MATTER OF FORM.

Cleveland, April s.-Whether
< or not Mrs. Sarah Hotchkiss,
20, should or should not wear
( eorsets was one point on which
she and Cyrus, her husband,
< could never agree. This was
( the testimony of Mrs. Hotchkiss
( when she pleaded for a divorce;
( He said corsets injured my
( health; | said they didn't; and
| took him to a doctor and
proved it, Once he threw me
< down and cut off my corset
< with knife. He would get up
< in the morning and burn my
< corsets,
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
STEEL STOCK GOES UP.

4 New York, April S.--Beth.
x lehem Steel caused a distinct
X furry in the stock market to.
X vance Of II points. Bethlehem
x day when CONNER stock sky.
4 rocketed to new high record
4 Of 1902. This represented an ad.
\ preferred followed the common
X stock aud advanced @ points
X to ll2, Bethlehem common was
x selling at 30 in December,
y
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
The Weather

Oregon; Fair to.
night and Friday
light frost west
heavy frost east
portion tonight.
winds mostly nor.
therly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
Nnncnmhntnnta Killed.

Paris, April s.--'rwelyc women ana
children were killed and many wound.
ed when Austrian ayiotors dropped
bombs upon the MOutencgriu town Of
Podgorit2a, according TO Cettinje dis
patches received here today.
Jews Driven out
Berlin, by wireless 10 Sayville, April
Slightly thousand Jews have been
driven, homeless, from Warsaw by tho
Russians, according to information
given out here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

New York, April s,--With )
Victorano lIuerta, former Mex. :
lean Dictator supposedly
on board, the steamer Antonio ;
Lopez was today repGted :
short distance off Sandy Hook,
( She is expected to dock tonight
( or early tomorrow morning. )
lluerta 3 mission to the United
States is very mysterious. OF,
( ficers Of the steamship line de.
I clare he is nul on the Antonio ;
Lopez passengey list
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08
PoRTLANDsALr LAKE OFF.

Salt Lake City, Utah. April 81
Portland.sa Lake game postponed on
.accunt Of wet ground.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

, 't1' tasl',o.' o' a, penal o'fense TO Grind
or,s !. Through the Rye IN 4
10 o prohibition precinct.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

The abseut may be at fault, but those
present always have geen excuses,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-08

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-15
Steel Mills Get nrdera


PITTsBURG, July 15.-steel mills
in the Jittsburg district have receiv-
ed within the past few days orders
for projectile steel which aggregate
$4,000 tons. Early in the year steel
OF this grade was offered at $31 ton
but latest sales are said to have been
made at S3s.
Tin plate mills in the district also
are receiving foreign orders for quick
delivery enough having been booked
1t is reported, to keep mills in opera
ton the remainder of the year. The
McKeesport Tin Plate company has
commenced construction of a 2O-mill
addition to its plant. and the East
Canonsburg Tin Plate Company has
started work on a 12-mill addition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-15
lsnecial Corresnondence. J

HERMISToN. ore. July 15.-In
honor of the 50th anniversary of
their wedding Mr. and Mrs. b 7.
Strohm were surrounded by host Of
their friends and relatives Tuesday
evening at their attractive home on
Gladys Avenue.
The interior of the house was dec
GRATED with shasta daisies and palms
the porches were shaded with yellow
lights where the punch was served
from a large bowl banked with golden
colored nasturtiums. The lawn was
strewn with lights and American
flags.
After the arrival of most of the
guests ]. 7. Hinkle presented to Mr.,
Strohm in behalf of the business men
a large silk flag and Mrs Srohm
with an Indian blanket.
The Eastern Star called in a body
and presented Mrs Strohm with a
gold coin. The ladies Of the Metho-
dist Aid presented Mrs. Strohm with
gold thimble and Mr.. Strohm with
cuff links. They were also the recipi-
ents of many gifts from individual
friends and relatives. Following the
! presentation of the gifts appropriate
poems, readings and songs added to
the sentiment and patriotism Of the
evening.
Mr., and Mrs. Strohm were married
in Chicago July lS. 1865, making their
home for the first fifteen years in
West Chicago. The following % years
were spent in Iowa. In 1902 and
1908 they lived in Seattle. moving to
| Nebraska for four years. In 1907
they made their last move coming to
Hermiston where they have made
many of the friends who were their
wedding guests
Five of the six children are living.
eleven grandchildren and one great
grandchiild Among the children and
grandchildren attending the golden
anniversary are Albert Strohm and
wife of Iowa Emma Strohm Isabel
and husband of Hood River. George
StrOhm and wife and ]. Herbert
Strohm and wife of Hermiston and
Miss Emma Isabel of Hood River.
Mr.. Strohm is a Civil War veteran
and during the last few days received
many pictures of himself and his com.
rades taken during the war. An ole
family album containing pictures o.
many generations was of great inter
{ est,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-15
Britain to Follow Lad

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Great
Britain intends to follow the lead of
the United States in the matter of
recognizing a government in Mexico.
Ihis was explained to Miguel Diaz
Lombardo, minister of foreign af-
iairs in the Villa faction, in a con-
ference with Sir Cecil Spring Rice.
the British ambassador.
Mr.. Lombardo, formerly Mexican
minister to France, is here on spec
ial mission
The decision to follow the lead OF
the United States, it is understood.
grows out of desire to avoid such
misunderstanding as occurred when
tie British government recognized
General Huerta