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New Britain herald., 1915-10-26

ed in this telegram to Baron von Mac chic, dated May 22: Tn order to save our respective countries from SenseleSs war I authorize you to make a final effort with Baron Sonnino and to ask whether he would be pre- pared to sign the agreement in con- formity with the entirety of our last proposal if we met Italy still further in the question of putting the sessions into effect, without, according to Baron won Macchio, military occupa- tion." Italy responded, according to Baron con Macchio, that it was too late" and a few hours later declared war on Austria.
 The main points of Austria's last of fer were: Austria offered the parts of the Southern Tyrol inhabitated chiefly by Italians and certain territories on the west bank of the Isonzo; designa- ton of Triest as Free City; Austria to recognize Italys unrestricted sov- ereignty over Ovlona and the sur rounding sphere; Austria to proclaim her political disinterestedness in the future fate of Albania within the boundaries drawn by the London con- ference; Italy to maintain absolute neutrality; Italy to indemnify Austria for claims arising from cession of ter ritory by the payment of a lump sum. Germany to guarantee execution of the agreement.
 AvIona Provision.
 The provision concerning Avlona was inserted with reference to Italy's previous occupation of that Albanian port, a step which was taken not withstanding Austria's opposition to independent action in that territory by Italy. The Austrian diplomatic representative at Avlona in his report to his government intimated that the disorders at Avlona which were given as a reason for the Italian occupation had been brought on under peculiar circumstances He said a few shots were fired in the street by five indi- Viduals of no particular importance" without hitting anyone and that some of the disturbers of the peace, on be- ing pursued by the police, fled to the Italian consulate. Several Italians, with their port-manteaux packed, re- paired to the consulate, where, ac- cording to his neighbors, the consul had been waiting events for some time, despite the early hour"
New Britain herald., 1915-10-26
CAUSED BY CARELESSNESS

If you are constipated it is your own fault. It is caused by carelessness and can be corrected by cultivating careful habits.
 Diet is of the first importance, then ex- ercise and the use of a laxative until healthful habits are established. Harsh purgatives are harmful and make matters worse but Pinklets, the little pink gram ules prepared by the Dr. Williams Medi- cine Co, Schenectady, N. r., give nature the gentle assistance required and they really do correct constipation. If the laxative you are using is unsatisfactory try Pinklets.
 Write for free sample or get full-size, 25-cent bottle of Pinklets from your own druggist. A booklet on "Constipation, Its Causes and Treatment" will be mail. ed free on request.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Men Delegates
Nor AHoued ar
Women S Meeting

View York. April Lively discus
sion was aroused among ths efncers
and members q the Nsfional Woman
sumrsSe Association today b. ne ae-
lion II the advisory council of the Con-
grcssional Unian fer Woman suffrage
here yesterday en- advising is mem
bers % withdraw rom the National
Association which bas been regarded
ae the parent body
The woTk &c the new organization IL
20 forward the constitutional amend
merit which would glve the vote 80
women directly - act 81 congress. Ts1s
Rational Association supports the Sha-
fruth Palmer suffrage amendment
Which makss state a. well a. federal
acL3nm necessary
The CouEr eSsionat TIMERS action IN
excluding men a. de3egales. chaiFmeu
af committees or ufHners. also caused
much comment Thls sfen wBs ad-
Used ~ Mrs g r. r. Belmont who
said
we have gone along very wen for
sixty years without men. ~ shy les
them in~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
WILL DECLARE
MEXICO CITY AS
A NEUTRAL ZONE
tEsw asss ulssaaia
Proposal Ia Order II Pro-
rect the 5000 Forsieuers
There and It i Accepted
by Nilla-Zapata Forces
en- srovVnsViils and Msssmorss.
- AssocIATEp -

washington. April f.--w-ith the hope
II securing permanent protection fer
The twenty eve thcuesnd foreigners IN
Mexico City the unIted states govern
mont has proposed % the VIVA zapasa
forces and Carrenxs that the Mexican
capital be declared neutral and out
side % the field ~ operations here
after in the Mexican civil var.
TIE villa 1apatm forces have agreed
10 the proposal and arc willing 20 evac-
unfe the city as soon IS a similar
agreement can be obtained from tbs
Carranza authorities.
No important enga xements between
the villa and Carranza forces were
reported 70 the Washington authorities
today. Dispatches said mat COMPARE
tive quiet had prevailed along the bor-
der and the Mexico City situation was
unchanged
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Factors. Buyers and Brok-
ers Gather in Chamber OF
Commerce Trading Room
FIRST SALE POSTED
WAS 700 BARRELS
Major Frank Coney Bought
This Amount From Con-
solidated Naval Stores Co
Stocks OF Rosin and
Spirits in Pensacola
Yards Posted on the
Board.

All offerings - naval stores were
taken yesterday on the FIRST day Of an
open and independent market IN Pen
saools. The sales posted were zoe bar
rels Of rosin o. " grade. MAJ. Frank
Coaey "a the Antwerp Naval stores
CO. bears the distinction Of making the
frst purchase on the floor u the rad
ing room. while j. " Mcneil 81 the
Consolidated Naval stores 60. sold tho
first lot Il brought 1856 per barrel
A large number ~ factors buyers
and brokers were present yesterday
afternoon a 4 o'clock for the close -
the market. In fact every naval stores
house IN the city was represented and
after the transactions were posted thew
discussed informally some matters re-.
lating e. the trade which had not been
heretofore adjusted.
Every mar present appeared os,si-
mis,ic IS 20 The future Of the Pensa
coils market They know that trading
viii he brisk and that the port viii
rank with savannah within time - the
naval stores market Il the worid.
Stocks Ia tho Fensaeols .arde we're
posted yesterday ~ tss2i casks OF
spirits and io51sa barrels Of rosin.
Is. seRson "a hakkxard slfonss thirs,
DIS an5 & = eunadenkIx expectsa thaf
wHthsn = feW weeks rensaeolne daily
r4ceIptn win show Tar above thcsc 81
Savannah ard Jacksonville
The following stanainw committees
have been uemed BY President Dobaon
= the Chamber % Commerce
2uosations--W Z. Cones. Marvin
Garrwtr and n. b Mitchell
Inspecticn--T. a. Jennings. q. w.
hoeliaard e. b Tcsenscnd and John
ii. Pace.
Yards and TFansportstlon--H -
Coslngton. Marvin Garrett, J n Pace
4. 4. poidevant and ~ A Lirtnn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Carbine Carbone, Is Years
Of Age, Says Officer Who
Made the Arrest. Contin-
ually Asked Him TO Com
nit Acts If Violence in
New York.
u ARsocIATEp -.

New Yorik April i.-Carmins car
hone. al eighteen -year-cld bog. ac-
cuscd With Prank Aharno OF attempt
ing o. explode a bomb ia St Patrlc<a
cathedral. testified IN his own defense
todaq.
IN q ALTERING voice he accused
Amedio Poignant. the detective re-
sponsibie for his arrest. with forcing
him g take part in the alleged con-
spiracv under threat that be would
meet the fate of q spy az Paterson IL
he did not 40 the detectives bidding
He Ewore that Poignant continually
urged him O. commit violence
Carbone taid the detective took him
along F1fih avenue, where he had never
been before and denounced before aim
the rich and the churches. The other
defense Witnesses testified that Polig-
mani urged violent action az the meet
tngs e the aiieEed anarchists.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02

London. April 8--Whllo German
submarines continue their activity
around tl9s British coasts. the naval
wing ~ the rmal flying squadron
KEEPS up lie attaeka ora German un-
derwater crafi being 'uut a. Hoboken
and zeehrugge The British are with
out means of ascertaiuing the extent
~ the bomb DAMAGE On the enemy's
plants
The 0eumans added tive more
steamers % the lona list 90 merchant
men sunk - Beach Head These were
che French steamer Enmn torpedoed
yesterday wfth lass re nineteen of
her crew and the British steamer
Seven seaH senk today with a ioss ~
eleven lives. THE British losses al
ready reported for the week ending
March CT were 8Fe steamers. A sixth
vessel was torpedoed. Bat reached pert
beyond these ATTACKS the official re-
ports contained bert little news today
a. the west there has been nothing
that approached tbs proportions 81 a
hatfis Is the east ire armies stand
about - fhey were The German on
ciai feuof fnF 1he iaat two DAYS noted
Russian attempts ~ resume fhe 81.
fenslve OF the Rawiga river NiennA
tonight reports q Russian attaek near
the t'iIiea river. which they claim 70
have reuuisea These movements
doubtless were undertaken 20 prevent
che Auatrians end Germans from re.
lnfuEclnN theiF afmiNs and irving 20
hold the Carpathiane passes AGAINST
the Russian ousiauahts Operations
n tire bardauelies still SIRE ln q state
81 allowance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
~ ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tekio. April t.--Tae American gov
errmsnrs recant note 70 Toxic con-
Feernlng Negotiations now II progress
between Japan and China dwelt partic-
ulAriH, according % reliable inforuA-
tioa on three points IN 5anan'a demands
On china. On these three points the
hrhf concerned selection Il forelen
advisers % China, the second was ia
regard 10 the purchase of munsslons 81
war by China and the third dealt WITH
ths question e inans
Use Washington government ia VA
dcrstooa 20 haYa suEEeatea that II
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02

newport News April The Ger
man merchant raider Pring Eltel
Friedrich tonight had loaded sixteen
hundred tons 81 fuel coal sumcient q
carry her q the nearest German rort.
and g. preparing 90 take on supplies
sunday Government officials con-
ferIed today without announcing its
object The Elters commander re-
fused 10 make a statement
a strong military and naval Euard
was established around tho Elters pier
II was said this was due to repeated
threats against the vesse' which was
called 60 the attention Of the Washing
ton government u Is understood the
blowing AZ Of the hattieship Maine
"a Havana harbor was recalled Is the
representations made 90 Washington
4 machine gan was mounted AZ the
plFe % which the Eitel iH moored
THAT Commander Thisrichens has
no Intention 81 leaving this neutral
refuge for some days AZ least despite
the fact thar hurried colilng u the
prinz Eitei indicated . purpose e SO
vas snthoritatively asceitained here
Ard Il u also known thut The German
captain is now nex0slAfkSa RitA thn
Washington government fef ships sup
plies II d probable that supplies SUI.
ncient for the subsistence 81 the crew
on a fifteen days Neymae triil BE- taken
aboard the cruiser next sunday
Supplies for a tfn 90 ths nearest
German port have been ssked for ~
TIE cammender and undur neutrality
regulations governing naval vessels q
aeiligerent nation. VIII herermitted
g SO abnar6 BY the Unitea States au-
I thorities
That me chief reason for sending
American military forces 70 gaard the
German cruiser is because Of threats
that the priuz Eitsl wosld be dcs-
groyea was revealed here when orders
were received here ~ sailors and
TROOPS on guard 81 the ship yard "a
watch the vessel BY day az well a. BY
night
Threats 10 blow up the ship have
/ been received within the last fcw DAYS
mediatoiv after the Eltel reached
port Anonymous threats began 70 pour
{ is upon Commander Thicrtchems
I through the mails At first no atten-
I ton was raid Is them when they
( continued ta come. several cases were
tarned over 90 the detectives ard are
sfln being investigated The German
1 commander received similar threats 81
recently that when be began 20 coal
I hls ship he deemed IL best 20 take
lho matter up with the Washington
government Conferences on the sub
I sect resulted On = speedy tecision that
TIE ship should be guarded IN order
I 70 avert any possibility ~ disaster or
/ attempts % damage the snip which
woald embarras tire neutral position of
/ the unlted states. n tinW ~ fheis,
/ Il e. declared troops wii keep con-
slant vigil over the Eltei So long as
/ sic remains ia port
The German comma nasF 8oanY vas
/ e a toEial frame 81 mind ever coalins
his ship. That he bad less than COO
7 tons Of f1el Jeff n the EiteIs bunkers
Z when the barEes from Seawalis poini
Il reached here last niMht hsa aeen als-
. closed what bis iutentloTs ahout IN
ternmemt ~ nieht are sun remain q
mystery however. despite the fact that
Z thls procedure Just az this time sgouid
Indicate a purpose % attempt running
/ the blockade ~ the allied warships
ua the Virginia capes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
American Note TO Japan Objects
TO LaferS Demands on China

Japan insisted on tia right . BE con-
suited by China Sd the selection %
foreign advisers. Il mignt b. a viola
ton 81 the sovereignty 81 CANA and
that Il J&pan insisted en- the purchase
~ China of munitions q war 81 Ja-
pan. and Insisted that she De consulted
wlth regard % certain fore 81 ioaus N
the province - kuilien in south Mar
auria end Ia Eastern Mcngolia, this
course mlght BE- q violation q the prin-
epie Il equal OPPORTUNITY stipulated
Is the agreement reached hsitNeen Bar
nn Takshlra when be was minister %
tba nitsa states and Ellnu Root then
aaerc..ra of state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
AERopLANEs May sE USED
fA ATTACK ON MATAMoRAs

Brownsville. Tea. April The
probability q e bomb dropping at
tack hy four aeroplsnes On Matamoros
was forecast today BY II. 81 RinehaEt.
a. Daytan. Ohio. an American. wno
Hew a wills biplana last night 20 Iss
Ruix. headquarters Of the VIVA forces
nov surrounding the besiawed town.
Rtnehart hew IN from ReynOKs. About
IS miles west q NatAmoros He said
ne was informed thai three ether aero
plansa we're due . ieawe Monterey
possibly to-day for fhe came de1tina-
ton. Under favorable weather condl-
tons the air trip from Monterey could
be made In three or four hours
Rtnehar1 said be haG not seen ths
artillery the villa ofHoers claim t. BE-
Ing brought up % shell the carranza
entertainments.
A biplane arrived durinE TIE night AZ
the Nilia camp a. Las Ru.x on thA Rla
0rande about fve miles up the river
from here some parts 81 tas plans
Continued On Page Thres)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Spurious Money
Making Is Craze
Felonyh Mexico
RY ASSOCIATED PnEss.

20 Paso. Tex. Apri f.--General
Wills has ordered that the death penal.
~ he paid BY those guilty of circnlat-
ms counterfeit paper mouey. large
Quantities - which sre reported 70 o.
IL use along the Mexican border. IN
statement. received here last night
from Torreon. villa waid
a am very sorry 20 say thar I hava
been forced 20 take this step because
Il has been Impossible 20 cause pun
ishmsnt Of the eulprfts in the United
states, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the truthful
evidences that ne have presented
against the defendants In many eases
ard necause che conscious sellers are
not prosecuted IN any way. and the
consequence has been 20 increase the
issue of bogus money
The death penalty for circulating
forged money already hAs been applied
frequently ny Villas commanders A
Mexican was executed recently IA Jua-
reg for attempting 90 amngFie counter
feif money into Mexico and several
Americans have been arrested. bat
none executed - far - il known
As . result 81 complaints from the
villa oficiais Texas recently passed
las applying 20 the counterfeitgng Of
foreign money No convictions hawa
resulted hut several persons are await
iug trial charged with felony az pre-
kcrihed under the new iaw
The villa and Carfanza pager money
is sold IN the barking market az sew
eTal border cities. Both varieties dur
ing the last fee daya have faiien Tar
below their usual figure due both %
the extensive connterfesting ard the
unsettled eouditians aosth - the hcr-
Ger
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
FOOD SITUATION AT THE
CAPITAL CONTINUES SAD

Washington. April The Villa.
Zapata forces have agreed 70 the pro-
posal " the United states Cor nsn-
trailzation 81 passenger traigs between
Mexico City and Vera Cruz. Word 10
still awaited from carranEa-
The food situation in Mexico City
continues bad Latest reports indi-
cate. however. that the danger - an
other evacuation by the Zapsts forces
has apparently passed.
villa troops have invested ManzA-
Milo and MaEatian, held hy Carranxa
garris0ns Carrsnra today Cabied his
agency here as follows.
"Tampieo hRa been reinforced, and
] am sending more troops 20 that city.
All Yucatan Is In cur possession and
under with the railroads IN operation r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Mrs. McBroonl, on
Stand, Tells Hog
She Fired Bullet

Mobile Asa-, April Mrs Theresa
McBroon testified today Il her trsal
here on charge 81 numbering her hua-
hand neghen A. McRroon. a prominent
shoe merchant. that she 6red tie shot
that killed aim after be had become
anwry and produced . revolver rs
was hol6inE weapo4 IN his hand. sha
said. when, withahs taxing aim. shs
fred
James II GToon. q real estate dealer.
tsstlaea he had heard McRroom
threaten &c, kiln her
TIE prosecution rested shortly after
taaaga session began and Only = rev
witnesses were called Tor the defense
The case 81 expected te 81 60 the Bury
tomorroe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Rights of Adopted
Children Resi- on
Court 5 Decision

WASHINGTON. April f.--Rights of
adopted children N NAM states are
declared 20 rest on the oarcomx cf the
supreme courts decision In the casa
~ the twin daughters 81 the lAte
General John =. Hood, who seek share
20 shsre IN the estate Of the late Geo..
n McSehec, of Mississippi. their faith.
ers friend and their father - adop-
ton. Briefs Tor the daughters and for
the heirs at Law were filed today in
the court, vutiinias the conhlcslnr
claims Both daughters. Ida Richard
son Hood, and Odiie Afinsoa Need
Holland. now reside IN Ner York
The contest IN over the inheritance
- real estate in Aiabans. owned BY
MeGshee. The twins rest their claim
on several grounds. one being that
under the contract Of adoption In
Lcaisiana they become the sole heilS.
As II they were natural children 81
McJehee's property. no matter where
sltnaied The Alabama sesieral courts.
however. held Alabama ias determine
Cd the heirs Of real estate n that state
Attorneys for the twins irl their brsef
argue that ths federal courts have
made mere scrap o. Paper q ths
Louisiana adoption law.
Another ground on which the two
daughters claim tie LAND. ~ the turn-
ing over - McGehes IN 1854 q $500.
their snare Of fund created by voian-
tary coutrt buttons made throughout
the southern stetes for the benefit %
tbs children Of the general Attorneys
for the blood relations ~ McCeheo
assert that II the transfer ~ the $500
wera . gift Il merely evidenced shs
generosity II the twins ard II loan.
merely crested a debt against the e.
tate. but ia 70 way determined the
legal heirs 20 the iassf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
SUBMARINES Of
GERMANY KEEP
UPDEADLY WORK
Two More Snamers Sent 10
Bottom. Most OF the
Crews Drowning.
VESSELS ATTACKED
WITHOUT WARNING

So Claim Those OF Crews
Who Escaped - French
Steamer Emma Sunk With
Practically All Hands.
While Eleven OF the Crew
Of the British Steamer
Seven Seas Went Down =
British Flying Squadron
Attacks German Plants.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Huerta on Return
Trip TO America,
Gable Announces
~ AsaglrIArrn -

London. April i.-~A 0iaraItaE dls-
uktch g. fhe Fxchanse Teienarn Gem
panv says that 0femens3 Niet0riano
Hunaa. former provisional president
of Nexico has arrived AZ AlgeeiraN
RE dispatch states alao that The
United states collier Vulcan which
carries supplies for the relief ~ Jevre
IN Palestine and also Cor United States
warshlps IN Turkish waters has ar
rived AZ Gibraltar
Aavices last night from Marie were
a. TIE erect that General Huerta sailed
yesterday from Cadiz ostensioly for
Buenos hyreG
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
DUTCH SIFAMERIBOY ANARCHIST
SUSPECTED OFSAYS DIRECTIVE.
CARRYING OILURGED VIOLENCE
British Torpedo Boats Catch
Vessel and Believe Her
Cargo OF Fuel oil is Des-
tined for German Sui
marines Operated in Those
Waters.
b Ass0cIATEp PRESS

London. April Ia dispatch 70 tho
Exchange Telegraph Company from
New Haven. port on tho English chan
mel in Sussex says a large Dutch cargo
boat the Lodewiik Van Nassau has
been brought into New Haven BY two
British torpedo boats under the sus-
plcion thar she has been supplying Ger
mar Submarines with fnel OIL
The torpedo boat gave chase 40 tha
LsodeVa1k Van Nassau and captured
aer near Brighton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
Chic pusHmoslLE
10 A LEGAL VEHICLE

New YORK, AHril Ia cbiida pusa-
mobile IL q vehlei@ within the mean
inE % the law and entitiec 20 right
81 Nay 81 the streets. according IL =
decision hy Supreme Court Justice
Benedict. q Brooklyn. made public to-
day Justice Benedict refused 70 set
aside : verdict a $500 fer injuries
suffered ~ Leo Barr. ten years ola.
hurt tr a collision with = grocery
wagon while arriving his pashmebsie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
STEAMER ATTACKED wtTAoUT
WARNING AND SENT TO BoTToM

New Haven Eng, April THE
british steamer seven seas was teri
podoed a. German Submarine or
neaehy Head This afternoon. she wss
attacked without warming Eleven q
her crew 81 eighteen. inciudsng al
s.mccrs. except The second enEineer,
wefe drowned.
The steamer was bound from Lon
der a. Liverpool The explosion wan
- great that the matches were Blown
on and = hole torn IN the steamers
side. causing her q sink within three
minutes a DESTROYER landed the sur.
rivefs three 81 whom Were injured.
here tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
ElTEL GUARDED
NOW BECAUSEO Of.
MANY THREATS.
Machine Gun Mounted at
Pier 70 Which \ essel
is Moored.
NAMES SINKING AT
HAVANA RECALLED

Representations Made 10
the Washington Govern
ment Of What Might &C
cur and a Strong Military
and Naval Guard i
Thrown Around the Com
merce Destroyer She
Finishes Taking on Coal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-02
PRESIDENT DENIES HE EXPRESSED ANY
OPINION ON THE EUROPEAN SITUATION


o.
n Mexica
Tie president Il that Aphaud the
unetS understood there would be q iuterviaw.