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LONDON, Jan. 14.-Lord Raglan, Governor of the Isle of Man, is placed in a curious position by the present war. Although he is a British peer his island is regarded as not forming part of the United Kingdom, and when war broke out it announced it's neutrality. Nevertheless, the Isle of Man Territorials are a portion of one of the Liverpool regiments, and as such have gone away as a part of Kitchener's army.
 Meanwhile, notwithstanding the neutrality declaration, there are British troops on the island, and a detention camp for prisoners has been established there.
 The Isle of Man is administered according to it's own laws and is not bound by any acts of the Imperial Parliament unless specially mentioned in them. The island is not represented in the House of Commons.
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LETTERS WAITING AT
 SEWARD POST OFFICE.

List of letters remaining uncalled for at Seward, Alaska, Post Office Jan. lst 1915.
 Gilbert Gillerbsen, Gould & Con- ners, c. M. Huff, H. P. Kroner, John Wobury, Louis Nissen, CD Ralph Peterson, Mrs. Chas Sandon, They. Sweezy, Christ Shearn, Miss Dorthy Squires, H. F. Strenge, Thomas Tim, Gus. Wilson (2) F. M. Von Planta
 In calling for these letters please say advertised. 1c due on advertised letters. Phillip J. Hickey jry Post master, Seward, Alaska.
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SERVIANS PAUSE
TabrlZ,

VIENNA, Jan 14-No fighting on the Servian bor- der has been reported for couple of days The Austrian forces in the vicinity strongly entenched and cannot be successfully attacked by any force the Sevans could send against them An advance will be made into Sevan territory when the climatic conditions favorable To days official states that the Russians have been checked everywhere in their attempt to invade Hun garan territory and forward movement on the part ot the Austrian army will be undertaken The Austrian commander of the fortress of Pemysl has sent word that he can hold out for many months By that time it is fully expected Russia will be defeated and the Russian almv retreatng into the heart of Russian territory.
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QUIET IN FLANDERS

LONDON Jan 14-Comparative quiet reigns along the lines in Flanders according the official cOmmunque this afternoon It is assumed that the Germans con- centratng all their efforts the fighting in the center o the line near SSon and that they have decided to bring reach the French coast seems to have been abandoned for the present least although some military writers warn the allies that the activity of the Germans in the center may be intended to draw endorsements from the al
 lied left and so weaken the French and British line near the coast That there OminOuS movement of troops all over Germany at present seems to be clear and the opinion gaining ground that the enemy about to make
 hercuean effort to break down opposition before theI new British army is ready to take the field
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Mrs. Porrer's Mayonnaise for salads Brown & Hawkins. Quality first"
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PRISONERS PAID.
(By The Associated Pross.)

PETROGRAD, Jan. 1.-The Rus sian government has decided to make cash allowances to captured officers at the following rates:
 Generals $75O a year; Staff Officers S45O; all other officers $500.
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DISTANCE TO MATANUsKA.

A recent document from the de- partment at Washington sent to the Seward postofrice gives the distance between Matanuska and Seward Val dez and Cordova. Seward is 1S7 miles from the great coal fields, Valdez is 228 miles, and Cordoya is 295 miles.
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Meet me at The Branch.
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FIGHTING AT PERTHES

LONDON, Jan. 14-Severe fighting is also proceed ing today near PertheS further east from SOSsons in France From all accounts it seems to be the intention Of the Germans to break through the allied lines in the cen ter The two points now attacked near SOisSOns and Perhes are not far apart and both the closest points of the battle line to Paris. |
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BRITISH ATTACK ANTWERP

AMSTERDAM Jan. 14-Bntsh aviatOrS dropped bombs today the German positions in Antwerp but the extent of the damage inflicted has not been learned They the feat was really remarkable one The German guns tried hard to bring them down but it is declared that this effort did not succeed
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FIGHTING THE TURKS

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Dispatches from Petragrad this afternoon states that the Russian forces engaged in heavy fighting with the Turks in Caucasia It said that the Turks have suffered big losses The result of the fight ing there has not been told but it is likely that nothing decisive has taken place since the advance of the Turks on TabriZ.
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And there'll sure be something doing, And we'll all be feeling fly
 When we start in at THE PALACE To celebrate on SHERWOOD RYE
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LEASES STORE.

Walter Moffat has leased the store building of Mrs. Gordon Hettel next to the Overland hotel. Mr. Moffat will open a restaurant in it.
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NEWS NOTES

D. B. Blakeslee and Mrs. Blakeslee will leave on the Mariposa for Juneau.
 The Mariposa arrived at Cordova last evening at 6 o'clock. She left Valdez at 3 this morning and was ex- pected to get away from Liscum about 9 a. m.
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Visiting cards, invitations, anything pretty is done by the Gateway just as well as outside.
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General household utensils at Brown & Hawkins. Quality first"

The finest kind of job work as well as the plainest is done by the Gate way.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
Village Terrors Are Now Ac.
claimed as Heroes.
Shoa Remarkable Sersesin tire Face
Of Gsea: Danger ana Are Awarded
HiS7es. Honor in British
Service.

Loadoa.-Here's the story OF tao
bad boys" Who made good il the
great European var
Formerly tie despair OF their par
ents and teachers. Driver Job Henry
Drain, Thirty-seventh battery. Royal
Field Artillery. and Lance Corporal
william Fuller OF the Royal Welsh
regiment are nov popular heroes and
the pride OF the towns CT which they
were once considered the disgrace.
For the bad toys" c; Barking and
Swansea have Won the little bronze
crosses Which enable them to place
the letters Y. c. after their names, and
which put them on the roll OF Eng.
lands greatest heroes for all tine.
Barking. in Essex, and Swansea, in
Wales, are far apart and Drain and
Fuller nay never meet, but their sto-
res srs sufficiently similar 70 tan To-
zether.
Drain Is the sou Of q Barking labor
ef, and as boy he never made any
pretsuse about wishing 10 rise in the
Eorid- He hated school and played
t.Uzat 50 often he vas placed in the
WzlthzUstcE Trgant school.
Job tAroTe exceedingly on the reg.
MAR life a. the reform farm. and curl
01sly enough took readily 10 the phys
ical and military drIi. q part OF the
cErricEl11 He Eas cleaz-bailt, veil
zz.-zp ycEtA q sixteen when three
years ago n vas told that he must
e1caSe : career and leave his place
6 dssszro1- He elected 20 toIn the
any Ard entered the Rosz! Field Ar
C-slsF! g boy.
He Ezs eigEteez and : nzE Ehez
t1s great Tzr broke ogt, zz5 kas bzt-
.z-E Ezz ere C tie first L tks fed.
eET.zz E5Tzss u Fr.acs WIKI tts F-ish
-lELsacz- AZ Nozs sEt dEriag tEe "a
.5zs r=--sst Drain IL * 6zty al
i1ck=1 ztssE - rzi- g gz1 torzss IL
ezs s-Ea= 81 :. vss Il Il Cztzzz
that L Ez6 th= Opportunity Ct shoz-
Ing ;hzt bad boy5 zt sctool ze-e rot
EeosSszrily incofriglh.e.
mere Us battery got Into Z tight
corner. and Il seemed certain that the
guns must De captured by the zdyzne
ing Germans Guns are the apple OF
Al artills-yUen's eye. and the officers
called for volunteers 20 save then.
Most q the guEnefs had bzen killed.
bit gith z co1rade. Driver Frederick
Luke, the Bad Boy OF Barking
dashed through 9 hail OF bullets ana
hitching Up his teams. brought hack
-hree guns Il succession. Before the
tso heroes got the third gun away
the German Infantry =ere within q
hundred yards, but the worst boy in
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
CLEFT By AIR DART
Nan Transfixed by a Shot From
Teuton Aviator.
Steel Arrow Goes From Head to Foot.
Killing Man instantly = Dogs
Seurry for Shelter When
They Hear Cannon.
BY 4. 2. DECKER.

Cc-Eesg-5-s1eat Of the Chicago News
Pont-s-aousson. Beautiful
iy clear and crisp Einter weather
brought cut the French and German
zgiztors today. The FIRST to appear
Eas German air craft from Metz. It
as : brand rev bipizne with broad
spreading wings and shining aEmor.
TIE Big yellow bird few nearly
overhead and dropped something
which cleaned white fer 81 instant
and then disappeared from view.
waited telsely for the explosion. which
failed TO come The aviator departed
il the direction CT Ste. Genevieve.
AfterEard I learned that he had
dropped card with message that
the kaiser sent Eeintatious to Pont-a-
Mousson OF his birthday and that later
he would endesyoE 70 send more sub
stantial greetings in the form OF
shells
The aviator O. ths kaiser kept his
word This afternoon the German bat
tery in the quarry at Norroy lombard
ed the town and shells fell near the
railroad station. On the boulevard and
=, the gas works.
When the first shell raced in. ieaT-
ing trail Of high pitched noise. was
standing ~ the corner OF the main
cross street where some dogs were
prcxliRg about The -aTst dull boom
Of the cannon sent them running ike
mad into a neishboring hallway. Most
OF the people also sought shelter until
the storm Of flying steel had passed.
Heavy canncnading was heard in
the east, along the Seills river. all the
afternoon. and. 10 follow It more close
ly. walked up and down the bank OF
he MoseIle from the sentinel al one
e1d OF the town TO the sentinel at the
ether end. who mark the limits OF my
liberty Suddenly | heard 4 purfing
noise coming from a northerly direc-
ton and. hooking up. saw coming
swiftly toward me a German aero
plane. which might have been the
same that came earlier in the day. /
watched Il with my glasses, and as he
had done il the morning the aviator
now dropped something which cleaned
for an instant in the sunshine before
il was lost to view.
Later learned the object the ayer
had dropped was a steel arrow which
transhxed man from head TO foot
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
AMERICAS DEBT TO IRELAND
Immigrants Have Wrought Well in tire
Wonderful Development Of Their
Adopted Land.

Out o. Europe, for more than tao
centuries there have beea flowing
streams OF humanity, ai=ays hasten
ing, Ike the aAuents OF some mighty
river. toward the west And for more
than one century at least those who
earliest found their place in this once
welcoming continent have beea star
ing %ith open or covert contempt az
those who have followed then
Until Tow, when orr national intelli-
gsnce has brosde1ed beyond TIE par-
bhud. narrow vision tia. could see il
Al immigrant c,Iy his ignorance, bis
poverty and the uzcoz-hzess which. IL
the land Be has deserted, nay b the
best. approved node o: living Cor peo-
PIE % his class
We are looking AZ t1e ess=zc1zis TOE
al the bEzia ard the brz-u- The
health and the courage: ~ TIE rze=.
the nztiozzl history. The s6zr1Tsosss
OF al this rzE Uz-sTizi tcg csc.Eszry.
These latest cc-ers are -ezgizg tAs
fruits .. the lsszo.s ~ have leaned
While ssz.ag their t09e-zzz=.s e-e.zs
frou t1e poverty zci zs-- tat rata
then rsp-ozek= Z or s!es eot- y
their o-E i1h=1ezt E.rszElA- rise % to
FIJI ieTel o. Ans-icza ski sz=sgE s-6
-Ehzt las arrays bssa tAs1- e.s.s-s-
cEoEs trzi.-pz-so-@s-
No stzzis st-szz thzr t-lcEs=5 srz-
AID thai cane Z Sco5 Lad e Egtt -
way Co-e hsrdly hare rs:z tE= i=-+
grants Who hEiled trcz I-s,s1s: 80
II ons we're % cast eFs--Ese.s g
FIJI Immigrants All thss- dssc=e3l-.z
Eho have most poiszti! =rozg1. tor
ths 6sTs5opueot q The 1ztsoz, te
Eouid see nooe mere nu1e-czz. nors
strong sna-ansl verdict q the LAID %
thai. sdoptio1-DoTe respected tsaa
these very Irish
Tie United States. for theE, owes
England . debt which neither nation
nay ever acknowledge; but the tine
Is not far away when England Seams
fated to realize the eno-uity % her
loss and the vastness q Americas
gain
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
CAT cHAPERoN FOR CHICKS
Watches Over Them Daily With
Mothers Care Till They
Go 70 RoosI.

Jefferson City. Mo.-A cat that
cares for brood of chickens Is the
property OF Mrs. John P. Gordon, wife
OF the state auditor.
The Cat attracted the attention OF
neighbors some time ago By its Pc
euiiar conduct. At first it was thought
1t vas following the chickens around
TO kill one for meal. This idea was
soon dissipated when day after day
the performance was repeated.
Then il vas observed that the cat
attached Itself to q brood of late FRY
ers," now about half grown. II watches
over this bunch Of chickens With ap-
parent motherly solieitude, follows
them about all day and never leaves
them until they go to roost for the
night Then the cat returns to the
Gordon residence and conducts her.
SELF. so far as known. during the night
just as any other respectable feline
This story is Youched for By all the
Gordon neighbors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
SHAMRocKS

Yoz by 4 %. o sAanrocks-Y5z Eks than
fos saeir green
An .og tasl pasaszss frsa5.csss-bg;
knew nos Wha. tasy mean
What can yc1 know q s5z--o>kA To1
who fssl ros tAe thrid
Thsy ericg 9. SAa.no1's nzrnEs psss
f31ered fed aoc hi.S
Yea by : pcs CT saanroexs. aid back a.
tran yoz STRIFE
A.. eoGld yo1 kaoE and fee TIA. .1sT are
par. Of Erin's slsl
Yca haT- NJ syss ia. see sAzTA ~ ~
Eo2i5 see ia nl<s
iaGs brow IS Esss5.
Yea aaEs nos ears Tat hs.r tbs - oz
would assE TIE ST.
GaSs o. tz7Esz1d Ee=oIss t--eTs,
sgsss a. s:-oaE-
ting yoG buy.
An nos 81 q IRISH sd ., 5read:a c.
Irssh skyl
TIE GID. .. I-5sA sa7sh-1. nakss 81 "a.
Iva Ere=-
An irish ran. KEY: 90 tie ssa--s a. gave
"a. .zSs.sAss1i
Toa,5 IL: yo1 u-5s-s:ao5 i. p. -3-l5
yo1 G-ds-E-.-d
T4=Tzd bs q: CO trs-5z. ear TIE
tasy to1easd yoEr had.
Yogr fingers wo7id 5s t-=a5.-.. y3- eyes
- os5y-Ts-
Yer heart woz.d Tea: leas--s %.
never could t3Ess.
yor Inv : - = s1s---:-.,s a. cav ~
what t1sy mean.
Yo1 Sc: sasm O. TIA ss5,s . see "a.
eaezaa E.ee2-
b. should yoc s-aup.s :, han sssY1
rise = gaze again
Us. IS .aa hopss riss /. t1s assr,s :!
women a15 :! MAJ
Sn3e iE.s15.y :. yo-r s121-o>kS e.
oa-k :: ~ :1ey srle-
H. co1.d y3a kr7T a. Zee. -: :2aJ a.s
par ?. E-eS .s.sl
WILBUR :. EEs5IT.
cssg-x>z 1913.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
FAMOUS OLD BLARhEY
Historic Spot. Lona Famed u Song
ana Story, Is One Of the eIssies
Of Ireland

IN THE year fGIe AZ Irish bishop
; his face SCARED with many wounds
climbed 20 the keep Of his castle.
ead. hanging over the side, kissed 3
stone In the val about FIVE feet from
tbs top This Eas CoTnzek AeeCzr-
dhy. and the castle vas Barney castle.
ais military stronghold For In those
days . bishop had TO be good fighter
besides being a good cAHrehn2a- TIE
stone that HscCarthy kissed IS row
called the -BIarney S,nEe"
Coruack MscCarthy baIk Castle
Biarrey in County Cork One day. 3
little while after he had finished il. he
was walking along when he happened
20 see an OLD woman drowning IL
stream Being both courteous AID
& brave man, he Immediately plunged
in. and after many struggles rescued
her. The old sonan blessed her res
cner and promised that. for reward,
she would bsstoS upon him & tongue
OF such eioQue1ce that he eozld ineu-
sace friends and enemies
But there Vas only one way to OF
tain this gift He must climb to the
top OF his castle and kiss q stone il
the wall there AacCarthy followed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

To see three magpies On the leit
hand when on journey is unlueky:
but Two "a The right hand Is q good
snen
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
SPINSTERS BEcKoN IN VAIN
Monument Of Oregon Bachelor Bears
Unique Expression Of His Endur.
ing Aversion to Matrimony.

Myrtle Point, Ore.-'-To an indie
pendent, good-looklng bachelor. who
in his younger days preferred to live
a single life rather than get married
and be ruled by petticoat boss
through this life aud perhaps In
eternity"
A granite monument bearing this
unique epitsph and sarmounted BY
the rather heroic efigy Of bachelor
standing on one side of the River Jor.
dan. with three old maids on the
other. heckonlng him TO cross. marks
the grave Of f. b Waite, an eccen.
,ris resident Of Myrtle Point, no
died recently at an advanced age
In his will Waite left explicit diree.
tons fer the hewing OF the monu
ment, and the inscription It should
bear
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
BAD BOYS WIN V. c.

ths school" DeTs- ailched With his
conrzde he gzlioped tack to the bat
tery WITH tae precious field pieces.
Both we're awarded Victoria crosses.
Lance Corporal Faller's story is al
most the sane.
The Pad BOY OF Swansea" vas L.
coErig!ble until taken il hand b. TIE
Swansea Industrial school He. too.
acquired q respect for discipline and
Joined the Royal Welsh regiment.
Il vas ~ the battle Of the Assne.
Shen near ChiTy the regiment suf-
te.ed fearful losses. that Ful.erg
chance came Outnumbered six to
ole. the Royal Welsh fought desper-
ately to hold their position Officer
after officer vent dozn. among them
Captain Haggerd, The Swansea bad
boys company commander. who fell.
shouting. Stick il, Welsh" Nobiy the
bad boy and his few remaining com.
rades stuck it." and when retirement
BaS inevitable Fuller vent back fer
his officer. Re had 70 run q hundred
yards under murdeEous rife and ma.
chine gun fire before he found his CAP
tain Captain Haggard. knowing him
self 20 be mortaIly wounded. ordered
the plucky 'noneom" to 90 back. but
Fuller insisted upon picking him uis
and carrying him on his shoulders 20
3 place OF comparative safety.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
GREECE NEAR BREAK FOR WAR;
She is Apparently At the Parting OF
the Ways.

LApSen--Grsece apparently is at
the parting Of tie ways. VIM her
King exerting his influence to main.
tain the neutrality OF his country Ia
opposition to Eleutherios Venlzelos,
the retiring premier and the man to
whom Greece owes her revival
VI. Fenizelos announced the resigna
ton of himself and his cabinet, az
King Constantine did not approve the
policy OF the government.
In the Chamber OF Deputies NJ
Venizelos clearly indicated that the diff
ferences between him and the monarch
were over the question OF peace and
war. He said he had advised the
King to select as a new premier NJ,
Zaimis, governor of the National Bank,
who. he said, will follow a policy OF
neutrality. which hope VIII not en-.
danger our newly acquired territory"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
WILL PROBE DumDuM CHARGE.
State Department Offered New Evi,
denee BY German Embassy

ingiol.-Investiga Of al.
legged manufacture OF dumdrm bullets
in the United States for the use OF the
Allies has been undertaken ty the
State Department as the result OF the
submission OF new evidence by tae
German Embassy. Secretary Bryan an
nounced that an inquiry had been or
dered. When the embassy sent pro-
test with exhibits 10 the department
some weeks ago Mr.. Bryan said II IL
could De established that such ammuHi-
ton was being sent cut Of the United
States the President would use his in
fluence TO stop it.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

directions and Immediately obtained
sIch eloquence that he delayed for z
tong tine By persuasion and promise
the surrender OF the castle to the lcrd
president II is said that even to this
say whoever climbs to the top OF the
castle and kisses the stone win r.
ceIEe the gift OF golden speech
Many people Low go to kiss the
Barney stone. One tine G young
American Tisited Castle Barney, szd
Kas very enthusiastic about kissing
the stone He leaned oTeS the square
opening; but Just thea he got = look
at the ground. 1ze feet below. He
suddenly decided that this business OF
kissing the Barney stone vas Only q
siliy superstition. and vas not worth
the trouble anyway.
one OF the legends that cling about
the ruins OF Barney Is that il the
pastures near the castle ghostly cattle
sight at night With the present posses
sors Of the fields Il Is also reported
dat in the sumner fairies dance OF
The grass all night
Castle Blarley's fame has been In
creased By Richard Aaeikin's song.
The Groves OF Barney written in
1913 Francis 5. Hzsoasy. kzowa IS
Father ProQt, added the following
tines. which hare carried the legend
Of the Bizr1ey stone Groza tie
warfd-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
BRITAIN TO LET WOOL CONE.
textile Alliance Accepts Conditions
Concerning Imports.

Washington. = Agreement By the
members Of the Textile Alliance 70 con-
Gitons under which the British Gov
erameni is willing to permit. exports
Of biackface and merino wool from
Great Britain and her colonies to the
United States was announced by the
British Embassy. The British Govern
nent. Il was stated at the embassy. has
agreed to accept the guarantee OF the
officers Of the Textile Alliance that the
imported woods and yarns viii be used
in American Manufacture only, ana
no, for transportation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
SITE FOR TITANIC MEMORIAL
Will Probably BE Erected In Potomac
Park. Washington.

Wasninston.-The memorial TO DC
erected here IN memory of the women
VINO persisted in the Titanic disaster
probably will be located in Potomac
Park. The Fine Arts Commission N
charge has informed q Senate commit
lee that suitable site can be had n
he park. The cost OF the memorial is
10 he betrayed BY public subscriptions
which already total si0o0e.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
ST. pztrIek's Character.

Like all men Eho have had don't
mating influence II the sphere Of r.
ligious thought, 81 Patrick had intense
zeal and enthusiasm
In his confessions St Patrick lays
no claim TO superior learning and ap
pears throughout as varn-hearted,
devoted modest man.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
MORE WARSHIPS ]
TO VERA CPll
President Wilson Decides !,
Policy of Asseriiyeness. /
GEN. cARRAHZA WARREN
25.eco Aliens, Among Them osn
Americans. Regarded In GRAY.
canGer-DiPicrnate De.
eide To Stay.

NasEinstoa--Gsneral Carranza h.
been Informed in I note fro-, -
United States Government ma. ms
there IS an in p-oycment in co,d.t'os'
with respect 70 foreigners and .pa's
interests Il Mexican territory unde, 1.
control sgca steps ~ nay BE- aso -
sary VIII b taken By the Aner,o,.
Government 10 obtain TIE desired M
tection.
Secretary Daniels conferred win
President Wilson ore. the urosnao, =,
sending additional Earships 10 y.rs
Cruz. After the conference # No.
learned from high authority that tra
more battleships would De ordaroI
from Guantanamo 10 Vera Cruz
Diplomats Satisfied.
The note is the strongest and no,,
emphatic document that has been sent
by the Washington Government !
Mexico since the correspondence viii,
Huerta year ago. Carranza +,
warned that the United States hsa
viewed with deep concern the growing
complaints made by foreigners gener.
ally against his administration of AZ.
fairs. and now. in effect. demands an
early change
The contents Of the communication
were revealed 10 several CT the Am.
bassadors ard Ministers here. who e..
pressed satisfaction at its urgent Ian.
guage. Some regarded It as an entire
change o. policy toward Mexico on tAe
part Of the United States.
In the meantime some movements
CT American warships have been or
dered, the effect of which will be Q
naval demonstration that. it is hoped
by some officials. will convince General
Csrranza OF the determination Of the
American Government TO obtain
change in conditions in Mexico City.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12

killing him instantly. The victim was
civilian. He was the txenty-first
killed il Pont-a-Mousson by German
and French aeroplanes, shells and
stray b2llets.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-03-12
Donates Sleeping Quarters to Troops.

Plymouth. England.-Mrs- Waldorf
Astor. who is living at Plymouth. has
given all the men in two Scotch rsgi-
ments encamped there cottages In
which to sleep.