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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-09-19

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VERY COLD

The past week has been a cold one.
Thursday was so cold that heavy over
coats haG to be worn. Friday brought
snow and winter fires had to be made
in the heating plants and stores of
our city. 1t remained so cold all day
that our whole population was SILVER
ing, Notwithstanding, heavy wraps
were worn. Plants were saved from
frost by covering them up. Saturday
opened up dark and gloomy and cold
as winter. At o'clock a snow fall
commenced in large flakes and this
kept up for several hours. But, cheer
up, 1t will be warmer.
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Insist on sanitary cigar factories
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Carry fine handkerchief and then
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Chamberlain's ChOlic, Cholera and
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This is a medicine that every family
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1t Is OF the greatest Importance that
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
LEWIS. RESOLUTION
WOULD FORCE ARMED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

That the temper Of the house Is SYM
pathetic with those who attack, the
massacre and suggest forceful action
to safeguard American rights was evi-
denced from heavy applause with
whic Representative Slayden's s speech
was greeted
In fiery fashion, ne announced that
his patience is exhausted in the Mex.
lean situation, and that he felt con-
strained now to discuss it from the
floor.
81 have been silent even when
thought that serious mist AXE was be-
ing made in leaving the whole matter
in the hands Of the president and the
secretary Of state, +" he shouted. " Am
orleans have been murdered singly and
in squads, and Mexicans have even in
vlded our territory under military
command and have killed and stolen.
"The border people do not want war
with Mexico, but they do want security
for their lives and property" "
In response to the senate resolu'
ton passed last week, asking the presi-
dent to give congress full facts in the
Mexican situation, particularly the cir.
cumstances surrounding recognition OF
Carranza, the state department mas re-
cided to present its information at any
early date. The department has prac'
tically decided upon the form that tne
messages will take. The first draft
thereof is very long, but it may be
completed within week, and then
President Wilson is expected TO have
the last say as to its final form.
Pigeon holding will probably be the
fate of the resolution Representative
Dyer of Missouri, introduced yester'
day, asking President Wilson whether
watcnful waiting ought not now to be
replaced by armed intervention. Dyer
himself does not intend to press the
subject.
In the. matter Of the Lewis resolu
ton, the senator himself requested that
il lie on the table temporarily. Wheth
er later he will seek committee action
and subsequent congressional action
was not indicated.
Representative Moss Of Indiana, in
troduced resolution authorizing thC
president to send troops to punish the
murderers and to use the navy in OBJ
tanning assurances Of protection fol
Americans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
italy Will Send Troops.

Rome, Jan. 13.--Italian soldiers may
be ordered to relieve the hard pressed
Montenegrins within two days, in an
effort to save Cettinje from almost Ger
tain capture blythe Austrians.
The subject, it is believed, was con
sidered today in conference to which
King Victor Emmanuel summoned mill
tary chiefs and cabinet officers. 1t is
known that Montenegrin affairs were
discussed.
The Montenegrin crown prince and
his wife reached Rome from Cettinie
Just before King Emmanuel arrived
from the front after an eight monhs
absence from Rome. The prince visited
Foreign Minister Sonnino and then
King Victor Emmanuel and presented
the appeal to the Montenegrin king
Nicholas for help.
1t is rumorea that Queen Helena
daughter of King Nicholas, participated
in the conference and that this may
cause q startling change in Balkan af
fairs. Tt was reported that she tele
graphed the king alarming reports con
Cerning the Austrian invasion Of Mon
tenegro which resulted in bringing him
home from his own battle lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
Mercury Below Zero Reported
Over All Middle Western
States
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
in GRIP OF WINTER KING
West Of Rockies Also Snow
and Cold Is General
Report

Chicago, Jan. 13.-Below zero wealth
er gripped the country today from the
Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes
and beyond. From all points came re-
ports OF the lowest January tempera-
lures in years.
Trains crept in here from six to 10
hours late, due to storms.
The weather prophets held out no
hope for relief before Saturday in the
cold belt, and while the thermometer
here was six below last night, they
forecasted that it might go as low as
Is below tonight.
Kansas felt the bite of winter
storm, the worst in several years, with
the mercury down below the zero
point. Nebraska, too, had similar con-
ditions, while in South Dakota, the
thermometer mercury nearly got lost
in registering low figures.
West Of the Rockies, cold snap
in some parts made the middle west
cold wave seem like summer weather.
In Montana, 35 below zero was hailed
as real warm Comparatively speak
ing).
From Canada came reports of 5S be-
low.
The storm and cold weather played
havoc with telephone and telegraph
service Ns well as with train sehed-
ules. A score of trains were stalled
in Iowa.
Damage to stock was feared in many
sections, while fruit growers anticipat-
ed the extreme cold would be particu-
larly detrimental to their trees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
United Press Correspondent
Alderman Gives Authorized
Statement
GERMAN EMPEROR is
ATTENDING TO HIS WORK
Report From Rome Says Italy
Will Aid Montenegro
Troops
By Carl w. Ackerman.

Berlin, Jan. l3.-The United Press is
officially authorized to deny rumors
that the kaiser is seriously i'll. His ill.
ness has never been serious, officials de.
clare. 1t was necessary for him to re-.
main indoors at the imperial palace on.
ly few days. He is now improved to
such an extent that he is conferring
daily with members Of the general
staff.
The above exclusive report obtained
by the United Press Berlin correspond.
ent is the first official word regarding
the kaiser's condition since the first
bulletin of several weeks ago saying
that the kaiser was suffering from
"cellular inflammation and unable
to visit the western front.
1t is the first direct Berlin report
since then to pass the censor Other
stories, originating outside of Germany,
persisted in claiming that the kaiser
was dying.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
Snow Blanl1et in Portland.

Portland, Ore, Jan. l3.-The biggest
snowfall since 1881 That's what old
timers exclaimed to one another as
they shoyeled off their walks this
morning.
Twenty.four hours, almost to the
minute, the snow fell without cessa-
ton, driven most of the time by a 90
to 80 mile gale. The coolest wealth
er for seven years yesterday had mod
Grated today, and the weatherman said
the mercury would continue to crawl
upwards.
Ten inches Of snow covers the
ground in Portland, and in places out.
side tae city, it reached a depth Of
more than q foot. The wind struck the
suburbs viciously, piling up drifts five
feet deep in many places.
Traffic on the upper Columbia river
is practically raralyzed because of
floating ice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

1No sooner had the train been
brought to standstill by the wreck
of troop train ahead, caused by tho
bandits, than they began to board the
coaches. They swarmed into our ear
and poked Mausers into our sides, and
told us to throw up our hands or they'd
kill us.
"Then they rifled our pocheta, took
our blankets and baggage, and even
our lunches.
"Then Colonel Pablo Lopez, in
charge Of the looting in our car, said;
III you want to see some fun, Just
watch us kill these gringoes.' After
ward he shouted to his followers, come
on, boys
f'Thcy ran out of our coach crying
viva Villa and death TO the grin
Qoes. Then | heard vollcy Of rlfle
shots and looked out Of the window.
Manager Watson WAS running. to.
ward tho Santa Ysabel river q short
distance away. -Four other Americans
we're running in other directions, VITA
tho VilIistas shooting at them. some
Of tho soldiers dropped to their hneea
10 ret n better aim.
riWatson fell after running about =
hundred yards. He got up hmping put
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
Allies Land at solonika.

London, Jan. 13.-The allies who
withdrew from the Gallipoli peninsula
completely, are landing at Salonika, ae-
cOrding to Sofia dispatches today. The
Bulgarians estimate that 295,00O allied
troops are now in Greece and that over
100000 will be concentrated between
Salonika and the Greek border before
she end Of another week. Sofia mes
-ages failed to confirm the Athens re.
port that the Dulgars are bombarding
the lines near the frontier preliminary
to an attack on Sqlonika. Moreover,
the war office does not confirm this
renOrt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
HEART THRoBS IN THE
SANTA YSABEL MASSACRE

< 'Whiskers," an Airedale
( terrier, belonging to Manager
K Watson Of the Cusi mine, was
X faithful to his master cvea
1: unto death.
( Rescuers found him prowling
< in a patch, white in tho moon
< light ne ar the heap Of Amer.
4 lean bodies, that the Mexican
X marauders had piled up. Out
4 in the patch of white lay the
X gruesome head Of "Whisk-
X ers (" mastcr-blown off with
K Mexican soft nosed bullets.
X The rescue party had diff
'sficulty in identifying the head,
X but later when thev learned
X that Whiskers was Watson's
X dog they were certain from his
X whining solicitude that the
X head was that of the murdered
X mine man. Several other vic.
x tins faces were partly shot
4 off; one body was literally
4 filled with lead; and the feat.
x ufeS or all were horribly as
X figured by the shots at close
X range.
x The father of Maurice And
X erson was q member of the res
X cue party. Others ahead of MIN
X found the torn and shattered
x body Of young Anderson atop
x the heap of dead. On a pre-.
X tense, the party tried to send
X the elder Anderson away.
4: 81 know. said the father
X calmly. "You've found my
4 boy"
x He choked back a sob, but he
X refused to leave, and instead
X helped to carry the boys body
X to the funeral car.
x AT Chihuahua, all the bodies
x were placed in rough wooden
x boxes, each tagged with u slip
x of paper bearing the name Of
x the victim inside.
Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
SOCIALIST Is EXPELLED.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayyille, L. L.,
Jan. l3.r-Hcrr Liebnecht was today ex.
PEELED from the socialist party "for
continuous gross infractions against the
party discipline" The caucus vote
was 90 to 25.
Liebknecht had been head Of the
socialists in the reichstag and one Of
the most prominent members Of the
party in Germany for o number Of
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
Miners viii Not Strike.

London, Jan. l3.-The South Wales
National Federation Of Miners voted to.
day TO postpone action on their pro.
posed strike against CONSUMPTION until
the bill providing this system is passed.
District reports showed overwhelming
najorities against compulsory service.
The bill passed to second reading
last night, 43i to "a and later passed
without division upon Premier AS
qlith's suggestion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

Y X =
Ell Paso Texas, Jan. 13-Carryng its death cargo OF
18 plain black Mexican caskes the funeral special on the
Mexican Northwestern railroad arrived here today with
the eighteen American victims of Mondays Santa Ysabel
massacre 1t had pulled into Juarez under the cover OF
early morning darkness and then at dawn pufed across
the river into the old Santa Fe station here.
silent crowd of several hundred friends and rea-
ves of the victims of the gruesome bandit hodp were
gathered in the station Sorrowfuy they watched the
transfer of the corpses to auto trucksped two and
three high they we're covered with arpaulin and drag
ged away to the morgue. -
With the arrival of the bodies there came the full
shock of the tragedy Gruesome stories of the massacre
were told by Mexican witness Of it, and by American
members of the party who accompanied the bodies
to the border
These said that American friends Of the murdered
men rsked their own lives when they boldly rode into the
view of the marauders and recovered the bodies Inc
bandits still urked in the vicinity of their ghasty exec
lions as the half dozen bold American rescuers armed
tendery picked up the blood soaked nude bodies ana
placed them aboard the rescue special.
Soft nosed bullets had been used when the Mexcans
gave the Americans the mercy shot" These tore great
ragged holes in the mems heads and shot away the skulls
of three of the party leaving their brains oozng on the
ground
Each body had been riddled with from two to i've
shots and American blood soaked the dirt and cnders
along the railroad tracks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
KAISER ATTENDS SESSION
BY Carl w. Alderman.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, L. l.,
Jan. 13.-Kaiser Wilhelm today at.
tended the opening session Of the Prus-
sian Landtag. He apparently was much
improved from his illness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
Aeroplanos Shot Down.

Berlin, by wireless TO Sayviile, L. l.,
Jan. i3.-Four English acroplanes were
siot down yesterday, according to the
war office statement today announcing
rspulse OF the British northeast of Ar
ncntiercs anl the French In the Cham.
Tagnc. Six English airmen were killed
aud two wounded.
German patrols elected the Russians
from advanced trenches at many
points between olwhanko and Bcresf-
"a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

Tell Binhley asked Mrs. Tilford
Moots what Kind Of q auto her uncle
bought, an she said "It's Fob,
made in Detroit" Marriage reforms
some fellers an others try II two OF
three times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
MEXICAN MURDERS AROUSE NATION TO PROTEST
SILENT CROWD GREETS
FUNERAL TRAIN TODAY

At Early Dawn Eighteen American Victims Of Mexican
Murderers Are Brought to Fl Paso, Where Feeling
Runs High Mexican EmplOye Of Mining Company Tells
Story Of Brutal COd-BbOded Killing by Vilhsta Troops
---Unarmed Men Given No Chance For Life---American
Consul Mobbed by Angry Crowds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

Bishop Sumner, who told Chicago
that Portland is ga good city but not
especially religious city", probably
had in mind what the good book says
He that dOeth righteousness is right.
eous'',
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
nrnnnA rilea protast

Athens, Jan. l3.-Greece today ad.
dressed protest to the allies against
their occupation Of the Greeian island
Corfu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

Revised List of Mexico Massacre Victims
Official claims today were that all the 18
victims of the massacre at Santa Ysabe Monday
were Americans.
The revised, correct list follows:
G. R. Watson E. L. Robinson, r. P. Mediation,
George Newman Thomas Anderson, Tom johnson,
all of Ell Paso; R. H. Simmons, Danville Iowa;
Alex Hall, Douglas, Ariz.; Charles A. Pringle, San
Francisco; William Wallace Tombstone, Ariz.; II.
c. Hase of Rolla Mo-, and Kansas City, Mo-; j. T.
Pearce, San Francisco (worked for Union Iron
Works. but family resides in Los Angeles); Maurice
Anderson, Ell Paso Avery Couch, Texas; M. B.
Romero, Las Vegas, N. M; Charles Wadleigh,
Bisbee, Ariz.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
stems Are satisfactory.

Washington, Jan. l3.-Steps 30 far
taken by General Carranza for punish.
ment of murderers in the Santa Ysabel
raid on Americans, and for protection
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

that Germany is strong enough econ
omically and financially to withstand
allied pressure, Chancellor Bethmann
Hollweg today reiterated in the reich.
stag that the allies alone were respon-
sibe for the war and for its continu.
ance.
He indicated that measures for con.
stitutional and suffrage reform would
be welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

Americans in the rescue party were
escorted 10y q small detachment OF
Catranziltas, who Insisted on stopping
he n ccial every few miles and rccoh'
noitcfing for the bandits. When the
scene of the massacre was reacncd,
mounted Villista forces stood guard
less than half mile away, but the
unlnounted Carranzistas made no Mt
tempt to pursue the suspected men. i.
AS soon as the bodies were loaded
into box ear aboard the train, it was
backed into Chihuahua City, where
tho whole populace turned out to stare
at tie bloody results Of the Villlsta
executions.
Wher the death train pulled into Ju'
arez nctoss the border IL was met by q
committee Of III Paso offici as, citizens
aud General Gabriel Gavira, Corran-
hiata commundant. A troop Of Mexi-
can cuvalry standing at attention, dip
ped their guidons In salute.
Story Of Eyewitness.
jose Marin Sanchez, Mexican min
or employed by the murdered Amer
leans, was an eye witness Of the mas.
saere. Returning with the funeral spe-
cial he told a graphic story Of tho
staying.
owe were In two coaches, = he said
"One was occupied by the Americans
l and the other bp 20 Of US Mexican EN-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
Not Very Warm. Either.

Great Falls, Mont, Jan. 13-Thirty-
five degrees below zero stands as tne
record today-not the coolest but the
warmesS spot in northern Montana.
This was at Great Falls.
Malta reported IS below zero and
Glasgow SO below.
At Omaha it was 90 below this morn.
ing and at Topeka go below, while in
northern Nebraska it was 80 below
In Kansas, there was considerable
traffic Generalization, and the roads
refused, because of the blockade, to
accept perishable freight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
cermans Are strong.

Berlin, Jan. lo.-Giving assurances
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13

Continued on Page Eight.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-13
THE WEATHER


Oregoni To.
hight and Fri
day unsettled,
probably snow
vest snow east
portionj winds
mostly north,
erly =
fif.