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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
Fragmentary and Censored
Bits of Information Point
to Gradual Restoration of
Order in Dublin.
PLACE IS AFIRE AND
BUILDINGS ARE SHELLED
Artillery Called Into Play to
Aid in Demolishing Houses
Along Streets Where Flames
Are Spreading.

London. Aprl 80 Although he
story Of IA" curh hours ut a." pub-
I'm uprising has ruy u,"u dIs,,o'"
90 considerable detail. ENGLAND IN -'.il
without authentic Information AS .
tn' progress ut later '.,utr NutWu
telegraph. tol,pNuu. and mail service.
with Ireland have u,t been RESTORED
anT the 'Njst..E means Of "uWwun'
,.r.uu at' subject fu such strict cen
.of-hip that 10 i- puSeibl, 60 obtain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

~ Pasp. Tex, AprI -. Genera
Al,,ro ubregon. minister of war OF
-. ,, u..,., ....,.,,,,o,,t
WI" Wv '"''' "'"''"'H
"i northern Mexico, Wad" return
can "i courtesy this morning upon
Mayor Generals scott aui uhS'"h'
preliminary 1" the iitSt '"nter"n''
between the American ana M'Nl'dh
military "'h'lals thai M &" "fR,V
iulh' IN" ihtnr' '"1i~" "i 'h'
uilii'r\ arm 81 IA" i'i'd states VA"
mas ihiusl Hr"i into N'Ni''n ''''l-
tory in pursuit ~ 'fanth" VIVA ana
ms bandits
In either the rroDu room of the Ia
Iuuus Aduuuu From "riza ur customs
h"u-' In M'Ni'" '' az some 'tI''"
rl''' lu III f''". In' '"ni'i''H "'i'
in r'id'll's. =" submit th't u'"p"@'iH
Hhd counter uI"b'.' aus al lh'H 'i'
session. aud DO was MINISTER ''hi' N'h
Nh". WIN rl'n'lN I'N'rH from flH'
'ht'i 'arrn1', sounded nope" %.
note Win th' '\ri' ''"h' We ~h""'h
I't'h satisfactory termination q"
thts' negotiations in't VIII meet WIN
ih" approval "i uui p'"pi''
Minister ut Mur tlrrEou, with Gen
,rals Trcyiuo Guti,rrcz, Cailcs iH.
,irn and santos with his civilian assoc.
ciat"s will submit TO- proposition TIA.
m. f., factu government Is nov read.
tu take over the pursuit ~ thr VI
,istas and protect he border, aud
Therefore the United states soldiers iI
Mexico should Dee ryrtlled. while Gen
craIs scott aud Funston will counter.
II Is understood with the proposition
that American troops be DISPOSED .n
certain spheres oi uorthsrn chihua-
hua. th.r, to remain until tn. car
rama government has shown by deed
as well as word that there II no long
cr Nnlistn menace tu the American
border states
u,inr G.u.r,I S.,tt SAID that not
urtI IA. Ind conferred y,i,n General
,,,,.,,,,, ,,rrin,. ga. ,,u a., m, N,N
| loan .,H,tnIs tn MORNING wnuId ID
|, -, ,,,i,i,,ly l.pny., whether m. tir,,
I,,ur.r.u.. ,,.uld N h,ld In Iunr.z .r
m p,sn TN. y.n..,l added ,h.t IA,
Icnn,.r.nco NIGH, r.t lac held toda,
Dam S,,nd,, ar N,rGty
uor,rnI onrcpop and his psrty
| t,ur,.y,a ,,.r nom Jnar.z ,hi,
morninp across me international
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
r TAKEN m~\CE ML AROUND ALBUQUERQUE THIS WEEK

ou,o encouraged th, b,Uri fUf HNr
urgotatiuue W.rht moot Do, drlHI.I .I'
ton an, great time Duu 1910. fN.t
Goucrm pnr,ruu ,,mo o.. .r. n.rl.r
with rll puV,r To- 1.' 100 H,wuf .. Boo.
government 100 ahN tuH.r.nr ihNt
may rr mad, tuI u, H..r..If.u ..
Brisudi"r 'i'n'rll I.f.au.. .Np,d.
touary tprc's
Tho other W.# lhf Hn. N'N,.au
minister "i Vlr nlt .Imu.u,d o., tho
conference th, mUlr ro.,ruurs -
the thr', M,N.Ju state. touching
American Territory.
General Durypuu was given d mui-
tarN W,l,um, 100 90 pa-u luiuF tu h'4
rank ts minister of war ut .t foreign
state A. the autumohu, ncaun,
General phrogon. Gcucru,s Trc.iuo
ana GaNItu. with McN!Can Consul Gar
cia nctrrd the American oud Of the
international bridge. iir,gtdirr Gen
crni George Bell. iu command 40 Fott
Bliss formally welcomed the Mexican
party. aud entered General obroEon' >
car behind which were AUTOMOBILES
carving the other Ir>ylu officials.
Preceded by "A mounted utld and a
flying troop uf cavalry he visiting
Mexican officials u AUTOMOBILE,
passed through lines of cavalry drawn
To- attention aud companies of infuu
trymen that lined the streets to IN,
railroad station The American troops
wore their field uniforms and wer,
in light marching order
\ hollow square ~ nfantrym.u
was formed around the private ear 81
Generals scott and Funston. who cot
daily greeted General Ohrcgon and
his party AZ the station and led IA,
way into the ear tot IA. return cav
General scott Wur, civilian su'i
Will. General Funston Was clothed III
the regulation Held uniform of d
major general General pbrcgnu wur'
his Held uniform OF hght cadet gray
The return rall of courtesy of Gen
eral phroson and his party upon IA,
American generals was concluded a'
/ 80 o.clu o. ~ that time It wa'
Learned that the details ui the nr''
conference had NOT been concluded
bat that IN all probability It would
be- held this afternoon Thcr" Were
intimations that TIA. conference would
be held in secret and thHt NO an
nounccmont would b' mad, where Z
would take place l' was said. how
ever mat IN" mcrtIuL would %" held
"a JuurcA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
PARTS ou cry NIHE
N<D EtI<t. SittIIi.p

London April 80. Gg.tu p. M
Parts OF the city "r Dublin are IN
flames the Evening N,ts dispatch
fl"i ~ Belfast last night says. street
ngh,ing continues and there rs much
lootIng Il ~ said hut the reinforced
military is making steady progress
Mos uf tn. shops are CLOSED and pas,
songcr communication rs SIN cat on
London. April - ts'ti j.. M .
one dispatch received from ireland
tins afternoon saNs thnt Sn,kNllr Int
GRAFTON streets W Dublin are 10
namos and that artillery l- being
used ON the houses the .nhphitani'
having been removed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29

excellent organisation was tho fact
that although food was oummuu.
d""rrd from big hotel % Was pmd
tor According to reports th, mure'
came from the pu~tutN.r vaults.
where. u Is alleged u large uutut',
of new paper money wis seized
We planned tu ri.c NWultuu,uu-l
Wtth our Dublin cum,ad"s. uui som,
thing went Wtuur with the 1rraup"
mcuts said q trad"r ui Ia, ~inu Fem.
ors ~ turk IN an interview puuli-h'd 4
here tudnv
we might hnv" been in possession
of the pustufncr. but for IA" fact thai
the military was there first, added
the leader Sow. / don't thIuk wo
Will ris. here. but II they come tu d,
mand our arms "" shall shoot thom.
when the news OF the Duplin rising
tricklod through here Monday we all
retired To- our armored barracks. low
cred our rifles. polished ba, onets. set
In stores of provisions and prepar,
|for--anything.
The bishop of cork and the lord
mayor came to the barracks and de-
manded admission. which was granted
after considerable parlcy They i'm
plured us to lay dowr our arms ana
not to resort Ia physical force We
refused absolutely Surrowfullv aud
with bowed head IN. bishop said
Then | leave you 10 your fate W.
told him we did not fear our fate.
whercupon he departed.
strangers who travorsed some
parts OF the central portion of tho
city took their lives iu their hands.
the correspondent continues In on,
or two Instances rioters shot down
women ana children.
Members oi IA. sim Fem r.Qiii.
i sitiOned all motor cars entering tho
, city aud us,d them Tor trinspottiu
rifles ana ammunition to cuu,cntr1-
ton points Al the law courts the,
ndulgrd iu an orgy of destruction
They sacrificed many Ntluahl" houks
from ia" rctorcu., library ana tore
| up quantities ut documents
II am lhl, Co. state that Lady WIN
| borne twifr u' the lord lieutenant oI
| ireland and Sir Robert ana Lady Nr'
| lorsonu about whom there was muHl
| anxiety earlier iu the wcch are safe
| 40 visitors Co ireland are being qu's
| toned closely and uo one IL allowo,
to cutter ur leave Dublin without
permit
Man, persons who crossed ifuI
| H"lNhcad tI, being held up at Hiurs
town
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
ANTHRACITE MINERS
TRY TO AVERT STRIKE

NV 7 UIkI NUTW II TNE "||"
commlttc" of anthracite miners .r
conference here with the Operator
for settlement of the miners demauds
today notified IN. members Of thor
tri-district board who have gone tu
their homes to return here oA Mon.
dnl for conference This was iakru
10 mean tna' some sort of an agree
ment had been determined upon u,
which they may avert a strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
PEOPLE BELIEVE GERN\>s
NAVE - pplttD VI <tGtb<'

London. April 20 bu.1s .. mi-
"Thr thing that eurprisos me rh' most
about the uprising IN Dublin u IN
supply Of munitions i1 tn" hands 90
the r'h"ls" said an arrival from Ire
Iaud today lie spent ten huurs n
Dublin TUESDAY and. departing that
evening. remained u1iil last uight iH
l>iuEuuwn.
There * little dnuht .u the popu
lar mind that Germans have b'tt
landing arms FROM submarines 'oi
months he continued. "lui b. D.
oven 80. though ! don't believe il,
mat a Few Germans also landed an.
urraui2cd.
q learned that the rebels mad.
prisoners 0f larg" number Of police
men 'ud a few stray soldiers n'
the Royal irish ronstnhulur depot
srd al Phoenix Park.
My walk through the center 60
fh, .Ity Tuesday afternoon was N"t
,,,utnl and WAS glad finally
rrurh KingstoWu. ! was challenge"
many times b, both rebel aud loya
sclttirs The rebel ~rutrios wor
threatening bat allowed mr To- pa-'
after searching Tor arms
7 heard thar the Countess Markic
f|tf. the sister Oi an lilsn bar ON, Nn'
was was prominent iu the llTk,
strike and a heading hgurr IN th'
urcs"1t movement shot dead = guar,
IN from, Of Dublin castle in uu "nur
to capture the castle Th,- enur
proved aburtlNc.
This Informant, who is an rugiueo
OF the war department ana strou'
ruytli-t SAYS great majority Of IN
pcoplc Of ireland nr, without sym
pnthN for the rebel. whom they Pc
gard ns a small ana irresponsible m.
uoritY
pf his experiences IN the city IN
cupin-"r SAID
4 reached y point opp ,sit" ~
Shclhurno hotel shortly after I o'clur
TUESDAY afternoon. Much firing D.,
tween the rchelr and IA" irnups Na
IN progress II was said the trn"l
N.rr caught unpr,par"d and srn't"
some casualties
The largest drN goods store IN IN
city had been taken los thc rebel
Tho aturr Nt- fired on ny the REGULAR
(CoMtinussi On Page Two.D
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Mexican Minister of War As.
serts We Shall Reach a
Satisfactory Termination of
These Negotiations"
CARRANCISTAS READY
TO FINISH VILLA CHASE
Americans to Oppose With.
drawal of Forces From Mex.
leo but May Consent to Con.
centration in Chihuahua.


IT Pas0. Tex, AprIl 2F.-The
first conference between the repre-
scntatiNes of the United states and
Mexico to bring about an under
STANDING uf the military questions
that nave developed since the villa
aid will be held al , clock tris
afternoon in the customs house n
IuarcZ Generals Scott ana Funs-
ton viii represent the United
states. and Generals phrcgrr ard
Trcvino Will be McNi,o'~ repro
.'utuiIN's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
AMERICANS KNOW OF
NO CROSSING INTO
u. S. BY VILLlSTAS

san Antonio. Tex. April 20 Head
quarters of the southern department.
If the army has not been advised of
the crossing into Texas ut q band of
villa bandits At Ia Jii1- near TT
lingu1,
Tho border patrol d'ttchmrut "'
T,rlluFu1 wus said hy officers tu Do,
strong enough to handl, the situation
ir utudIts nave crossed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-29
I. c. c. WILL HOLD
HEARING ON PLAN
OF ASKING BIDS

Washington. ApuI 90 The int'i-
state commerce commission today
fixed May ~ for hearing uu the pro-
posed rules under that section of the
clayton law which provide that ~,
railroads shall ad,,rli-, Tor bids ton
an supplies ia excess uf fin,uuo an
nually
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
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samitan Sen 20. aanaar 1916.
grcIen eIe fiIr eIn @0Ifglecr ein, 6err 4rai0cnt!

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Btrenn ber StraRens Durdjbrndle- GDmmiildre.
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lluh icrHei qeben iie beiannt. oGB Bic obens
an9eiiibrie dabelle, 3uinmnen nit ben erldus
iernoen 9arien iiir ale bierin uierciiiren 4ers
ionen, sur Nnipettioll duSliegi mn0 bic Cont
niHdre ftp an @iittiupa, osu 3pciten sac i'm
Sebrunr 1916, nm If iibr gurmittaas, in
ben peroen IN Sem Sped reeno cincu
Ibeil In Der ungeiiibren 4abeac burobsus
icbeu su peItter irgeiiS cine @criou Sic Gns
gibt BARN iniereiiiri on ien Giuucnoimgcn
crbebcn ipII.
Sp6n $. 9loblndie,
0atrg ~ NemleN,
Gouuniiidrc.
Gnaene q. giubgere
(San2G- 29) 6lerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
(lnbIidl ein rcdlter ednitt-


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ernitlide Stritte nternomnel I'M enOd) Die Inter
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crudt wcr0cm id oo5r ail peritebcu fciue @oiagier
iuo aaiifiobrtcdiife 3u bcpofinen.
Die Geqierung ser Scr Stooteu Ocntt ernltlid
oaran ole GrflGrimg 5u crlaiier ooB ie nrnrte San
Oelsdfic olS &ricgSihiie bcborocIn ucroc~ 1cBt cs
in Der Notc
Gos beoeltet Dob SnnOcIsibiffc Die orntirt eneu
Sofen ocr Scr Stootcn onlouen in "a Shnoen ocu
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rWg in @oibington mn ootn eepirtt sic GbGtiqfet
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bonOelt sic crfennt lett Die p6lferredtidc Anwcn
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rilitetc itaieniidlc SanOelSldii IN jeuen Soen Elm
Der Huliugieroompfer vAmerica" Der critic uar Der
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bic @emnffmme oes Sdifes qlber 81 2eOermonn's
8erbIiiifuie erlaubte oos Stootsoeportcment Dem
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fperoen fam.
IS 1T ledt m6ald OaB Geiterrci6- -lln9arn uno
Deitidlano Die g9o5ingtoner Regerung benodridtgt
boben iie fonnten ibr @eripreden, oob e SanOcs
idlitic nidt pbnc uorberaebenoe @arnuna ongrciien
ooaen ndt balten, 10 Innoe bic 9aibngtoner HeGic-
rilne @onoeIshifien Der 4lrten crloube, bepoifnet
att fnIrrn a.