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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Tho attendance Of Burlington's night
sshool has increased from liz TO % pupils
in a months time. Most Of the pupils
are employed daytimes and are oye'
school age.
Roger Lacy, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lacy of Middlebury, is re-
covering from an illness caused by eating
part OF box OF Bromo Quinine pills
which were left within reach. He is not
quite four years of age.
Rev. j. r. Gates completed his services
as pastor OF the Mortified Methodist
church Sunday. On the 2lst OF Decem-
Der he will sail with Mrs. Gates for
Africa, where he is to resume his work
as a missionary. They will stop at the
Azores islands and spend some time ON
the Canary islands.
Owing to the closing of the ST. Law
renee river to navigation, $4,000 horses
for the French army will be shipped from
Boston instead of from Montreal Many
carloads Of these horses are going through
Vermont daily over the Canadian Pacific
and Central Vermont railways.
Arthur S. Holden of Burlington, an
electrician, filed a petition in bankrupt
cy in the Office of Clerk f. S. Platt of
the United States court through Albert
A. Sargent as counsel. His liabilities
are $9234l and he has assets of $3.50, of
which Sll0 is claimed exempt. There
are Is unsecured creditors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
WANTED

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thards rHrt 81 hur Esxt-eians fnfrssf Hna
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torr. GtssAsaHtsE Mass. Elrfrs
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Woman - % rensrnl homework
IN family u two. Address -. o." Times
rfiirc. EZlHf
NANTED=A cofnpetenf Firl 10 Do house
wnrk ~ eaca. fphuns 4s2-12. gZnff
LAniEs-A fascinating horne businfas
tiufiuN restcartE. pictures. err. spare tirns .
male fia Weekiy. no eanVmssinr Samples Toe
rarttuisfs free Artint 6tfH $50 MHuhaltnn
rtrtat Nss Nofk. E1afgs
WANTED HausekefTer f0r man ard
Small chil6net. 90 email farm 81 Foua horne
Ter wnHna Who O. willing ~ wurt fuf sH1a1
9nFe. Rhn 81 ClouRh. Mnshlnrton. We
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LAST CALL BEFORE SNOW FLIES 70
buy fine house ut a reasonable figure and
reasonable terms it's the Mercer house on
the Montpelier road. and there isn't better
built or more finely equipped house IN TINS
vicinity write or phone us, i49-M, at once.
The M A. Hoadley Realty Co., Montpelier, W
2i7tl2
HOUSE FOR SALE In Mortified, VT
tenements located cor, Vine and Pearl streets.
3 minutes from p. o. and X. r. station hne
condition. rented good garden. Write ~
Kiddcr. Beekman street, N. Y. City l'Stso
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
FOR SALE

3,5o0-ACRE TIMBER LOT, only few
miles from railroad; down-hil haul; well
timbered; fine property; part cash, balance
terms several smaller lots at very reasonable
prices also extra good business PROPOSE
tons. 22ltf
Caledonia Real Estate Co, St. Johnsbury, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02

FOR SALE-Standing trees on 40-acre
woodlot of Baptist street ia Williamstown
will sell by cord or lump price. on shares.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
FOR RENT-House in websterville. ss.c

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE House i
Barre City, we want farm, with stock, tool
and crops ls9t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
FOR SALE

EXTRA NICE FARM, fully equipped with
machinery and tools, only l-3 mile TO town
and 2 miles to railroad or will exchange for
renting property. 22ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Landi School of Music

Pupils Taken for Violin. Piano. Harmony
and Counterpart
Orchestra for All Occasions
Office Hours to IL a. M, TO 5 p. m,
Monday. / to D. m.
Phone 37l-J--2d Floor Front, Miles Brick Blk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-12-02

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE s4oO cash
payment or its equivalent in other property
will be accepted as first payment for farm
OF about as acres with good fair buildings
running water at house and barn or would
exchange farm for small house in Barre.
Ganiteville or Websterville. 2l9tf
II. A. PHELPS co.
Telephone 3l4-2 Miles Block. Barre, VI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
ITALY PREPARING FOR
ONE GREAT BATTLE TO
WIN BACK PROVINCES

TO date. TIE accuracy of the rgnuary.
tam peak a mile high with wonderful
effectiveness, crashing agaIus. the ANS.
tnan forts, and every shot counting
General CadOwa is a master of de-.
Jalls, Often he directs as many q, 90
small battles simultaneously, moving
armies as pawns across chess board
But in the midst Of all the maze of
military duties, General Cadorna does
not neglect his religious duties. He
goes to mass every Sunday
Cadorna nas the satisfaction of
knowing that Rome knows what is 90.
ing ON at the front King Victor I'm.
manuel is ON continuous tour of the
battle line. Premier Salandra is show.
ing the greatest interest in the cam.
paign and other administrative heads
are planning trips to the front. The
prime minister passed thrWgh here
sunday in his private ear, en- route TO
headquarters.
The Italian army mere is composed
of the biggest men, physically, l have
seen in any Of the armies whose fronts
have visited Through many many
regiments are distributed Italians from
America, cheery fellows, with love
for fighting, One waved his hand to
me as ! passed and yelled, "Oh, you
( kid"
General Cadowa's secretary put it
different. He said
If you stay here, yon run the risk
of being snot, The Italian army will,
not be ready for correspondents for
months -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
Peace Party Active In Ger
many and Expect Aid From
, Others Outside
FRENCH AND BELGIAN
SOCIALISTS BLAMED
Germany's Reply To American
ReiOiner Ready---HaS
Peaceful Tone

Berlin via Wireless to Sayyllc
June 3O.-The governing board Of the
Socialist party in manifesto issued
today, and passed by the censor, called
upon the government "in the name Of
humanity and kulture to begin peace
negotiations.
"Thc German Socialists expect their
friends in other belligerent countries
70 take the same steps" the manifesto
declared
The recent statement Of the V0r
wacrts as TO peace was amplificd and
failure Of an earlier peace was blamed
upon the efforts Of French aud Bel
gIau socialists "who stubboruly de-
mandcl Germany's destruction"
The manifesto reviewed the effort.
Of the German socialists to prevent wal
and regretted they had been "too weak
10 stem the tide Of the world cOnflnRm
ton"
The statement said repeated nt
tempt. bad been made TO connect win
the socialists Of other countries in o
movement townd peace, and whil'
. there was some encouragement from th'
English. thr French and the Belgian
dofantol thp efforts u was reiterated
tbat the socialists Of Germany are op
poaed 20 war for the purpose of an
. npxatiln and declared IL would b'
proper II one of Germany rncmic0
make The first pr0ffcrs Of peace,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
Stock Exchange Prices
Rule Firmer Today
(Copywright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post)

(Copywright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post.)
New York June 30-Although the
sales Of American bonds from Europe
were rather large and the amount ag'
gregated during the past week must
make respectable sum, il was diff.
ficult to trace any effect on the eN
charge market today. Sight sterling
which yesterday touched q new level
today fell to 474 l.l6. There was lat.
er recovery Of half cent but this
swift collapse Of nearly two cents from
AT 1.2 on Friday gives another
dramatic touch to London = loss Of CON
troll over foreign exchange,
Prices on the stock market were firm
during most Of the day with small froc'
tionol fluctuations both up and down
but with no disposition towards actv'
ity ,.,
In several investment bonds which
largely held abroad, prices declined
somewhat suhrply, following weakness
during the past few days In each ease
the depressing cause was selling from
Europe. .,.
There was little general news Of the
sort to Influence the market
Unreasonable rains in Kansas anC
Oklahoma at harvest time continue, an,
though there was favorable weather
elsewhere, the long postponement o.
threshing will make 1t difficult lo
any sure estimate to be made of th
winter yield in governments july re
port,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
El PasO Politicians Arrested
As COnspiratOrs With
Huerta Faction
VILLA AND CARRANZA
MAY PATCH UP QUARREL
Deadlock Now Exists With
Huerta In North and Siege
Of Mexico City

El Paso, Teaxs, June 3O,-Three more
arrests were made hero today on CON
spiracy charges in connection with tho
alleged attempt Of General Huerta to
organize a new revolution in Mexico,
Two of the men arrested are American
citi2ons and the third is former Of
ficor In the Mexican army,
The men arrested are Ike and Frank
Aldereto, local politicians aud General
Mareolo Curaveo, q former Huertista
All were taken into custody az noon by
Deputy United States Marshas
Tho Alderete brothers were released
on bonds Of $4,000 each, Gencral
Carayeo was held III $4,000, Moro ar
rests are said to be certain,
General villa today thanked tho
United States government and Prcsi'
dent Wilson for arresting Huerta and
Orozco, lie urged that the revolution
AIRY conspirators be prevented from
gaining their freedom and denounced
them as Dangerous men, "
cit Is absolutely necessary villa
directed his foreign Minister LOmbar
do, "lhnt You inform the American
government and the president Of tho
magnificent impression the arrest Of
IIuerta aud Orozco has made among
the true revolution element Of Mexico.
II clearly shows that the United States
desires us to have pe0ce'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
Liverpool Liner Carrying Car
; go Of Horses Runs AfOuI
OF Submarine
AMERICAN NEGROES ON
! BOARD TENDING HORSES
Largest Liner To Be Sent To
Bottom With Exception
OF Lusitania

Washington, June 3O.-The state do.
partment received word this afternoon
that the steamer Armenian loaded
with horses for England from Newport
News, has been torpedoed and sunk off
the coast of Cornwall, England. Twen.
ty men are believed to have ben lost.
most of whom are reported 90 have
been Armenians, Ten men are reported
injured.
The Armenian was torpedoed at s
o'clock last night about 20 miles west
10y north of Cornwall according to the
state department IS advices.
Next to the Lusitania, the Armenian,
which was vessel of S,S2j tons, is the
largest liner that has been sunk to date
by submarine, The Falaba, sunk some
months ago, was of 4,SO6 tons dispace.
mcnt,
Consul Armstrong at BriS-., report.
ed to the sr0te department thar the Ar.
menian was torpedoed at S:4J p. M. on
the night Of June 2S. He added that
the wireless house of the vessel was
shot away, which gave rise to the con
lecture that the Armenian was trying
to dodge the submarine and probably
shelled as well as torpedoed
The message reporting the sinking
of the Armenian was received from
Consul Armstrong at Bristol Arm.
strong said the American dead, mostly
negroes, included;
p Williams, address unknown; j. NJ.
Monroe, New Orleans; b. NJ. Grunbury,
Montgomery, Ala; S. r. Sutton, Carter.
vile, Va; j. Smith, Portsmouth, Va;
win Foley, Richmond, Va; James
Speed, Richmond, Va; -- Kicker,
Norfolk, Va; --- Oakes, Norfalk, Va,
Julian Williams, King Killiam, VA
Harry Stone, New York; Cattle Car.
pcnter Brown, Harrisburg, Va; j, L,
Wise, ships physician, Porto Rico; r,
Il. Brooks or West, chief foreman,
state department officials when told
Jhat the Armenian was listed as a Ley.
land line steamer, said they had merely
quoted the consular adyices which iden.
titled her as a Dominion liner, in max
ing their announcement
The Armenian was bound for Avon.
mouth on the west coast,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
RUSSIA WILL FIGHT
UNTIL ENEMIES YIELD
Premier Goremykin Says No
Peace Is Possible Until
Victory Is Scored

n.tr,.e,,1 T.... on .t,p,., "a
,'''S'a"' '""' 'V''- WIN the hclp
OF "od, Russa will continue to eight
until her enemies bnyc bcen crnshoa
Until tbon n,oco 10 ,mnossn,io >,
rtt
LUIS was Tue ue'"Ia'lon OF fremier
VoremNkin in a manifest TO Nicholas
and his ministers bchind the Galician
front yyhorc thc R,ssiors ara .,.,oa,,.,
IN was constuoJ to ho S IN ,V,,,",'' nns,ro, y s
the claims of tbo Gormon nr"ss n,o, W.
Russia is weary ~ wor "nd roo5,. Fo sos
pence. ' WY ava
UOn nil ides wa find rrsb,Loi1o
Insenrnnec of tbc brilliant fnt,ro nf '5v, P"S.
Siam arms y bc manifcstn con,in"o5
IUIct ns stro,gtho" o,r ,','.'i'''V',. WV,
resolution IN rerry nm tho % str,,nio %"' ,,i,t, KY
divine aeh unt;l nnr trmwnbs9 onm'
plete. i' - ''''
,,With firm foitb in tho novborst.
ble strength of Rnssin I nnticinoto tba,
poyornmentol mstin6orS Pngs,on iT n'
| justrios md fninfni sons ~ tho gat,on.
land wilboot closs Jisiinctions "'uJ uiil
work in hnrmony ~ moot ~" nooa. ~
the army Uenccfortb uis is "nr onIy
nntiounl nroblem to Jirect ali tho,I,t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
(By William G. shepherdl

Omitted Press Staff Correspop5ert,
Copyright 1915 by the United Press.
uiine, Italy, (Near Austrian From.
ticr), June 3O.-No really great battle
is possible along the Austro Italian
frontier for many weeks. The Italian
troops are pressing forward. occupving
positions Of vantage; important pre.
urinary fighting is occurring almost
daily, but Italy is not ready to launch
her great smash to win back Trentiao
and Trieste.
There has been no delay in moving
the Italian armies to the front. Mob.
ihAahon went forward with closklike
precision Troops marched over the
frontiers and seized points Of strategic
Importance within a fortnight after the
declaration of war, But General Ca.
jorna commander Of the Italian armies.
is determined that when the Italian Of.
tensiye starts rolling down upon Aus.
tria everything shall be in readiness.
Italy is not "going off half.cocJed. "
The Italian losses in the preliminary
skimshing have been extremely light.
Everywhere along the frontier | saw
magnificently furnished but idle Red
Cross trains Hospitals in Venice and
Udine and elsewhere near the firing
line are practically empty
Italian commanders are e1tei witl
the brilliant performances Of the troops
are hurting shells 70 miles over a noun.
particularly, has Occasioncd surprise. At
Monfalcone, for instance, large guns
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30

povlirg Green Mo, june 3d.
,.iI0nnvs6prRs ,be home OF speaker
Chomp clark. was the center Of Mis-
.o"ri "T toJay. for there Miss Geneyicye
CI"rt Sy wos married to James ~ Thomp
,," ,,"'| os Nav Orleans. this afternoon.
Thon.and. arriving by train, auto.
,ohiios and in vehicles Of every ie.
u'oH,,f u,.tntior toyol the hospitality of Bow.
Inc Green to the utmost The town was
ahmed by noon and more were uruv'
,"g bonrly tramping through the gaIly'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
u. S. SUBMARINE H-3
ON REEF NEAR POINT
SUR---M NO DANGER

tbat ac has received no further worl
from Lieutenant Newton beyond the
mcs.np, stating that the vessel was ln
mo- danger Mo was confident that mo
H3 would he iloaied quickly without
.Iamage.
The submarines III, lI2 and l3
we're under conyC Of the submarine
tender cheyenne At the time Of tho
striking ihc H.3 was nearly Two hours
ahead Of the convoy
When tnc Mare Island station icceiy.
rl the first flash 10 Informed Admiral
ponds flagship, The South Dakota,
which in turn advised Admiral Pond.
Admim Pond at once ordered tho
cruiser Maryland 10 stand ready to pro-
cecd south NJ q moment y notice.
Captain Kittelle commanding tue
Maryland, got up steam aud endeayored
10 obtain further information from tao
H.3. Captain Kittelle was instructed
by Admiral Pond 10 use bis own ludg.
mcut, aud II he thought best 70 sehd
onc of the smaller vessels Of the fleet
20 the rescue.
A wireless received at Mare lslana
naval station no o o'clock said II was
so foggy az Point Sur chat the Chepenne
and the McCulloch were unable td get
close enough to see the I.l. They VIII
wait until the fog lifts. Messages re-
ceiycd from the submarine say there
is no Immediate danger
The Cheyenne and the MeCulloel arc
using submarine signals In au attempt
To learn the exact location Of the diver.
The steamer Harvard received q mes
saae that the ia waa wedged between
two rocks and that the Cheyenne could
handle the situation alone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
All of Missouri limited
to Wedding of Speaker
Champ Clark's Daughter

would be oycriaxed, the women of the
town prepared to feed the thousands
of wedding guests, aud were ready 70.
day 10 meet AN demands with quanlilr,
of chickens, hundreds Of cakes anl
upirpic lunches. al shops and
stores of Bowling Green will close TINS
afternoon during the wedding
True there are some national eele.
brita. here ON the invitation Of the
bride and her father but Bowling
greep Il inclined 10 regard them IA in'
truders at % family affair Outsiders
.,..rf rr1m'upnt democrats. and home
,uarl republicans aren't held very
LiybIy In this stronghold Of the hOun
B,wg. the former being regarded WIN
.g.rir,or and the latter with pity De-
cause Pike county always votes
Tbr sneaker of tha house was uuder
stood 20 regard bis new son.'n.IaW rain
er highly but Bowling Green withheld
Judgment until IL went out ana plche,l
ma Thomson 3 record Tdeu the BOW
,ng Green weekly paper sald' ~ we ave
ali clad that Geneticye Us gong 10 I''l
ry n democratic edit0r-a true Amer
can. born in Virginia and .elt trau' ,.
,laptai 10 Louisiana % And the paper
added: ,... ts
Who won the glorious day.
srpw the wreath. Of victory,
Along tho eonquerms way .n.
TbsrS was more OF tle piece b1t tl,.
.vloru, shows how Bowling Green ie'''
,hopt the Thomson.Clafk wedding
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
RUSSIAN LEFT WING
MAY Be CUT OFF BY
LATE GERMAN MOVE
Won MaCkenSen's Great Army
Sweeps SlavS Backward
Toward Frontier

Berlin via Wireless to London june
3O,--Thc Austro.Gcrman drive ia Cali.
Ella threatens to cut off the Russian
right wing from the slay armies east
of Lembcrg This was indicated in
an official statement today which re.
ported the left wing Of Field Marshal
Won Mackenscu's army sweeping the
Russians northeast Of Lemberg upon
their own frontier
1--WE have reached the district Of
Bclz and have taken up our line from
Komunov toward Iamuz,' the state.
mcut said. "Pun Of our force, are
approaching the northern border of the
Tancw forest
Bcz is 80 miles north Of Lembcrg.
Along the Gulicion front the Rus.
slams are steadily rctrcnting except at
certain points south Of Lembcrg
con the western front, The war Of.
flee statement continued, "four violent
attacks were driven of yesterday with
heavy losses 10 French "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30

Vallejo, CaL, June 3O The United
states submarine ll3, which is on the
rocks near Point Sur is IN no danger
according 10 wireless dispatch 20.
roiycd nj the Mare island navy yard
onrly today from Lieutenant w T.
Newton. commanding the vessel Lieu
iapnut Newton declared that despite
the fact that % heavy tra M running
tup boat bad shown ne sign Vt Hpnhk
inc "a lpa, and none had been Injured.
llr hopes 10 float lhc ll.3 at high tlde.
The H3 went ashore two miles south
of Point Sur aud 2n miles south OF
Monterey during thr night while en-
route from san Diego with the ll'l ana
.H2. The submarines we're 90 route 10
San Francisco 40 participate IN the hlR
july q celebration there, Tnc H'j ran
ashore boo fog and for time fears
we're felt regarding her fate, inasmueh
aa the const at thut point is rocky
The liner Arlonlu ot tho American
Hawaiian steamship company rauRhl
the first wireless dispatch telling OF
tho .ubmarInes position aud sent u
here. The monItr Cheyenne and The
revenue cutter MpCuIlocn were immo
dintely. ordered 20 the scene, but ther'
wa. some doubt whether they cg1l'
reach close enough to the submarine q
be of assistance. Al last reports th'
Arizonan and the Cheyenne were cloH
by
The NJ and H.2 are believed to b.
continuing their voyage 10 San Fran
cisco. They will probably arrive tn
evening.
Commandnnt Bennett Of the Mar
Island navy yard, declared early toua!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
aermnn RepIy Ready


limited Press staff Correspondent
Bea|1. June 3O.-Gemnnyb reply
y ,ga latest American note regarding
tba sinking Of the Lusitania and The
srbmarIne warfare will be forwarded
=, washington this week. II will be
made public perhaps before Saturday.
WIN the return Of Chancellor Won
ga,bmana.Hollweg and Foreign Minis.
tpr yon 1ag0v from Vienna, prepara.
,iae OF the final draft Of the German
g,ts was hastened. Il il nov expected
(. be dispatched within O few days.
,l,b9pgb X ha, been originally planned
4, forward the communication On Juiy
8 OF o. ,,,
Tbs note. as it now stands, differ.
,,ly slightly from the outline Of th,
Communication given by the United
pos. la., week. The reply is eoncilia'
,5,y ani il is believed win tend "a
eliminate the misunderstanding De-
tween the two governments II VIII
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30

be indicated that Germany was misin.
formed in the contention that the Lusl.
tanin was armed. The president . sug
gcuion for mediation townrd m0ditIco.
lion of the British blockade viii be- ar.
cepted. 1t g understood, and n will be-
made clear that while Germany BE-
fighting for freedom Of the seas, it BE-
mol her desire 20 ioopardize neutrnls.
Some suggestion for the safeguarding
Of Americans upon nonruntfnbhhd car
rying ships is expected 70 be mndr.
but II Germany is 10 cease submarine
attacks upon merchant vessels the im.
peral government is expected 10 ask
tha, some guarantee be given for The
safety " submarines from attack h
such vessels which may be stoppo dfof
visit and search
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
Sailed From Portland.

Portland. Or, June 30.-The Nor
wegian ship Cambuskenneth torpetoed
bv a German submarine sailed from As
toria February with cargo Of
wheat for the United Kingdom, she
was loaded here by Kerr, Clifford &
Company and carried llO,56s bushels Of
wheat valued at $l7l,3sO, According
to Kerr, Clifford & Company her cargo
was sold by them before she left port
and the insurance taken care Of by the
She was l7Sj tons net
register $685. feet in length, 39j feet
beam and 90 feet depth Of hold,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-30
lRv Iohn Edwin NnuinN !

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
Washington, june 30- Reconciliation
between General villa and General Car
ranza ia being attempted II is certain
that the organization Of formidable
counter revolution by the IIucrtstas
forced the step toward bringing the two
lending factions in Mexico together.
Genera Villas forces have been d.
ylded, owing to the necessity Of pro
tecting the north frome ethe threatened
Imcrlisn Nttack, aud with the Carran.
Hstas unable to take Mexico city In
their most recent attempt tao situa
ton has become deadlocked while a
new hostile force mcnaces both fac.
tions
II rs believed that should Carranza
and villa agree upon peace terms and
should set mp strong provisional gov
crnmcnl, the administration would ree'
opniye II,
The arrival Of General Angeles here
and the attempt Of Colonel jesus NJ.
Aguial aud Major Garcia al Cornish,
Continued on pago SKI