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The sun., 1916-01-13
BIG ZEPPELIN RAID NEAR.
AVIATOR WARNS LONDON
Officer Who Quit Air Service Says Germans Are Plan
ming Sweeping Auack-Giant Aeroplanes' Built
for Distance, to Drop Explosives.

fence against the German air raiders
During the month Of December there
were twelve separate attempts by Xep-
peins to reach London. From two to
four Zeppeiins participated in each at
tempt. During the month of November
there were several other attempts. Rut
IN no case were the German dirigbleS
able to reach even the outskirts Of
London.
'"rhree Ieppelins, 20 my knowledge,
were destroyed during December by the
British defenders One Of the big dirig-
Ibles was brought down by shots from
warship anchored in an English har-
Dor. The other two We're destroyed by
British asroplancs The general opinion
among military men in England is that
London is comparatively safe from air
raids
"Neyertheless the British have taken
elaborate precautions to guard against
possible raid. The actual damage
which might he caused by bombs from
Zeppclins is not feared nearly as much
as the possibility Of a general cont'agra-
ton To prevent this the London Fire
Department has beoN brought to "A high
state of efficiency and in addition volun-
teer fire companies have been organized
In all Of the suburbs.
In the same manner medical divisions
have been organized in and about Lon
| don. All OF this territory has been di-
vded into small districts. with u medical
staff, in charge Of II chief, in each one,
| Should fleet Of Ieppelins approach dan
| gcrously near London all the fire depart
mtnts and medical staffs would receive
an alarm within u few moments.
| "Patros of the fire departments are
| on the lookout for incendiary bombs
and the medical divisions are ready to
| move Each chief has a list of aut ONO
biles which he can comma ndeer at an
| instant's notice. Many of these are so
equipped that they can be quickly trans
formed into ambulances,
because of this organization no mat
ter where IA bomb struck in London or
it's suburbs "A fire company and u mcdi-
cal STAFF would be on the spot within
Ave minutes after the bomb hit the
earth"
The sun., 1916-01-13
"kILLING FOR CHARITY"
berlin ThcOlOgtnn Says Germnn>
Loves Her " ickcd Foes.
Speciai CdbLe Nkspaich TO THE SrN

LONDON. Ian. 1.-THE London Nctt
odjst Times prints extracts from recent
German sermons Dr. Sc, berg. profess W
of theology IN the University OF Berlin.
said in one Of these:
Germany. In killing her enemies nHi
invading their territories. II simply PEI
forming a work Of charity. Germat,v
loves the other nations and is punish lG
them for their own good"
Pastor Philipp OF Berlin said:
AS the Almighty allowed His son to
be crucifed 10 redeem mankind so Ger
many Is destined TO cruelty humanity to
secure its salvation.
ut is because we are pure that We
were chosen 10y the Almighty to he His
Instruments to Stay the sinful nations
1t is the duty of German soldiers 70
strik. without mercy. TO kill, burn and
DESTROY. Half moasu would be
wicked Satan himself So has come
into the world in the l.cfin of England.
must be crushed"
The sun., 1916-01-13
sOO. 900 Men Advance on AL
lied Army Of POO. .OOO-
BIC Guns ut Work.
TRICOLOR HOISTED
on KAISER'S VILLA
French on Greek Island of
Corfll-MontenegrO Now
Faces Serbia's Fate.
sp,cia, Cable Despetch to rnr suH.

IOSnoN, Jan, i2.-bespatches from
Rome say that the Teutonic advance on
salonlca was begun on Monday with
y,olcn, bombardment in the Dorian zone.
The attack is being developed, accord
irc TO the despatch, from Dorian, Ghev-
ghei and Monastir with force OF Ger
mans. Austrians Bulgarians and Turks
estimated at over 10000 men taking
part, Opposed to these are said 10 be
900 N00 French and British troops. al
though 1t is suggested that some of the
troops withdrawn from Gallipoli viii
Ioin IN the defence.
The Austrians and Germans. an
Athens message says. are attacking the
western end OF the allied line. the Bull
sars are driving at the centre from
GhevEneu to Dorian. and the Turks. on
the Nluti-Gumu'djina railway. are in
contact from the east.
The sun., 1916-01-13
MONTENEGRO A SERBIA!
Loss of VT. LONcen EOrcAhndOWs
rushing of Nation.


L. Hu, Jan, l2.-Thc capture OF
NrNt Lovccn is admitted here to be
''Iy great success for Austria and
s'r.p pus m,nace to ltaly. Military en-
peis agrr" that Montenegro faces
air similar 10 that of Serbia and Bel
s.l'r.
Iry Nuurcuegrins are known as gal
az lighters II is extremely doubtful,
.ON","r whether they Will be able 10
rrs',t Cen. lon koevess's overw whelming
'1Wo"., IN men and guns. AS In the
'd'" o' serbia, it is flesh and blood
az MS steel
T." latest dispatches received here
"a 'a' tu" Moutenegrins are despair
', saving Cettinje, the capital, and
ha' 'u' archives have been hurredly
removed The chief danger lies in the
70 'na' Mount Lnvcen comma nds Cat
''" "H'u the AustrIanS Will now be
t'e 10 turn into a very strong naval
'a'' tnus upsctting the entire balance
"' n""'- ~ the Adriatic,
The Austrian War Office issued the
'o"'N.ns statement tonight:
' Montenegro We captured the
No Ho.t and northwest OF Busjak
~ Su3hW"St of Cettirjc,
Abh..'Ig over Mount Lovcen we
I''45'I Tia" enemy across the Me-
f.sU
Eastward Of Oashovac we captured
,'' s.'ruGudiug heights and the
.'E. =, lyIr Grahovo. The guns cap
'1,,' '' ~ now total forty-two
We s'ormrd the heights southwark
" '"r'n" and repelled remnants or
We serbian, from puain.
y 'n..s warning has been sounded
'"" 'oD1oro dcVo Scra Of Milan The
Nv NfilHN'T accused the OuaIruple EN-
The sun., 1916-01-13
FRENCH LAND ON CORFU.
Take Important Points On Greck
Island. says Athens Despatch.
special Gable Dcspdtch 10 TIE OuS.

loNroN. Jan. IL 2-Th. Daily Mars
Athens correspondent, reports that French
troops have landed on the Greek island
Of Corfu and occupied various impor-
,Ant points.
The French flag has been hoisted from
the kiiser's villa, Achillcion. Serbian
sounded are now housed there.
The Ministers of the allied Powers at
Athens rase handed a note to the Greek
Government declaring that they regard
It as the clear duty OF humanity TO trans
port as soon AS possible part OF the
serbian army to "A point near the Al
naniau coast.
The note sets forth that this step is
TAKEN "iu order to save these heroic sol
G.ers rom famine and destruction and
iaat 'he island of Corfu has been chosen
.pr N" purpose as Offering the necessary
.d'l'lu-S IRON the point of view OF sani-
a'pu and food supply.
IT," Powers go or TO say that they dc
av, suppose Greece will object 10 the
proposed transfer of the Serbs, who are
ne a..irs OF Greece and who viii only
remain "a short time on the island, Tn.
note concludes.
There !. no intention a. occupation
as an guarantees have been given un-
f"r TINS head :, tn" Greek Government
V1'h concerning corfu and other parts
" Gr,rk territory which the allied
oops have had 10 use.
TIE Athens correspondent of the
Hr'l ~ oulclo says:
greece has vigorously protested
against 'hr occupation # Corfu. 1t Is
Tot expected. however, that Greece vii
,an, day other action
IT., sc!zur. of the Kaiseg'S villa OF
Cor'u ly 'he Allies to prevent the pos
sri' h..shm-nt of German or Aus
i,4u submarine base there vas an
HoINu.I som. layS ago.
The sun., 1916-01-13
REVOLT THREATENED.
Attacks ON kaiser nj Nnss Meet
Ing. In Germany Reported.

PARIS. Jan. I2.--Th. NoiB prints
THIS morning reports from u Swiss busi-
ness man who has just returned from
German, containing inful nation Of a
threatened revolution IN Germany. Mass
meetings. says tn. NUtiH'S informant, At
which Violent att 'cks are launched
against The Kaiser and The Crown
Prince, are being continually held
some meetings aye attended by as
n,auN rs l;.000 people Vt ugh'
much printed matter demanding peace
and making attacks on the Government
IS distributed IN Berlin.
Tir SUN printed yesterday morning
n despatch from Iurich which told Of
word brought h. travellers of the forma-
ton of a republican party in Germany.
The sun., 1916-01-13
LONDON .AIRMEN ALERT.
Dr. w. u. vincent Gail" Defence"
aacoust~-I2 Raids Checked.

Dr w II, Vincent OF the British
co,on,,L Medical Corps. who arrived yes
terday. thinks Londons present aerial
a.,snccs are adequate to cope with any
Z.nne,in attack. During December, ne
saiT twelve attempted raids were re-
"',nssd with the loss Of three German
pa,rcra,t the British fleets OF aeroplanes
being well able to handle the invaders,
"The real reason why zeppeiins have
pot been able to lombard London or It's
suburbs since October ~ last, ssid Dr'
W,nc.rt "is because the British have es-
:. ,.h,ished an elaborate ard efhcient de-
The sun., 1916-01-13
OR
WAR, SENATE
TELLS WILSON
"Watchflll Waiting" Policy
in Mexico Is Bitterly
.ASsailcd.
If CARRANZ.A FAILS
INTERVENTION URGED

W,suiNGToN, Jan. la.-The latest
Mexican outrage upon American lie
led to the sharpcst debate that has yet
taken place in Congress on the Presi-
dents policy OF "watchfui waiting"
senators Gallnger of New Hamp-
shire and Horah of Idaho in spirited
speeches demanded that American
lives be projected even IL this country
had to 90 to war. senator stone.
chairman Of the Foreign Relations
Committee. defended the Admnis;ra-
,ion.
\ resolution was introduced in the
Senate calling i"r intervention 10y he
United States and the Latin American
countries II Carrauza failed row t"
furnish adequate protection. reSo-
lutiou along similar lines was pre-
sented in the House.
The sun., 1916-01-13
CONSCRIPTI0N'S
F0ESTHREATEN
TO SHUT MINES
Workers May Vote for a
Coal Strike That Would
Cripple Britain.
SECOND READING OF
BILL WINS. I3l TO 30
Sp,c.oi ,obie Despatch 10 THE srN.


I.oSpoN, Jan. 1.-THE compulsory
military service bill passed its second
reading In the House Of Commons to-dar
w , vote of 4si to 80. The withdrawal
from the opposition Of the Irish Ma
tiuualist party and n few scattering ao'
dtional votes made the difference in the
count from that OF 403 10 lo5 on the
division on the frst reading.
Announcement Of the withdrawal OF
the designations OF the three tabor menu
bers Of the Ministry was made to-day.
These are Arthur Henderson. president
OF the Board of Education. William
Brace, Parliamentary Under Secretary
for Home Affairs. and George IL.
Roberts. Lord Commissioner OF the
r easurv.
II is understood that the Labor Min
listers will defer definite action until
after "A general meeting OF the Labor
party At Bristol on January %. The
whole question OF compulsion is To- hc
'hrcshed out by the party at the general
meeting.
Premier Asduith had hoped chat the
assent. but the effort failed. In 4 state
mcut preliminary TO the division he as
,.rtod that unless the bill is passed
Er,land cannot fulfil her duty 10 her
allies
The sun., 1916-01-13
VICTORIANO HUERTA
AT POINT OF DEATH
Conscious. but Slowly sink
inc. and Last Rites Are
Administered.

H. pAso, Ten ian. l2..-,i.n N!ctori-
auo lluortl : dying, his physicians as
Srr,. This afternoon the R.N. Father
Carlos NJ May"r was sunmouNd by the
family TO administer the last rites 10 the
former provisional President Of Mexico.
dying Crou intestinal and bladder trou-
blss, following four r"crut operations,
All of his children vrr" summoned 10
the sckroum, Whrrc tn Generals wife
has been constantly in attendance. Mrs
Elena Hernandez. 81 daughter living in
Now York, was tci"graphed tn hasten
here.
During the afternoon the three local
doctors. who have h.eu attending the
aged Mexican General, called upon him,
accompanied by Major i, IT. MrAudreWs,
militar! surgeon Al Fort Bliss, who was
asked To visit Gen. ilucrta on behalf OF
the United states Government
Cen l'UcrtA WIS conscious throughout
the day but admitted that - am n very
weak mun." and did n"t protest when
the priest came 10 administer the last
rites.
The sun., 1916-01-13
Turks ARREST 8 FRENCH.
"''"''n'r for seizure Of COnsuls ~
>nlOntca by Allies.

AhFNs, Jan, Eight Frenchmcn
IN 'ons'antinople have been arrested by
,h" I4,t, Ia tcprisai for the seizure OF
we '0usuls Of the Central Powers In
o''oh'oA, the American Legation here
.as adj scd to-day by :he American
Hhhassador 10 Turkey. Henry Nor
sen,hau
n Droppers. the American Minister
The sun., 1916-01-13


Stat" Dcrar,mout had obtained safe
conduct for tire Americans q. had
issued pa Sports tr them. Ncvcr,he-
l. =, m nia representations 10 Carran1,
h" laid stress ON tin" fac that since the
occupation ~ Chihuahua state Ivy the
carranzo forces many Americans had
returned there with the consent o'
the military authorities OF the de
faCtO tONcrnm"nt
AccordinG 80 the Secretary, it still
remains to I've determined whether the
CarrauHa authorizes did their full
duty IN afford.ug measures Of protcC-
ton to the Americans vino wer.
slaughtcrcd and whcthc" in View ~
he publicly proclaimed intentions Of
villa to kHl al \morcaus they should
have furnished a guard for the tran
on which the massacrcd men wcre
travelling,
IN this connect ,u there de, ,c,opcd a
conflict OF ~inr"mru; a TIE Department
as to the lt,lr" uf the I, presentations
sent - tdrrluAa. utf".ng i ls = para
phrasc nf the test Cc these representa-
tluus Au vtll'Ial If tine department about
2 o'rlork dl,tatcd - a group ~ news.
papcr men what he aid was sent 10
United states consul SillimHu AZ tuer-
,tArn tor presentation 10 'arrauzi
IN TINS ot,cal paraphras" the car
rama forces in 'hihuahua We're charged
with being "iucrt aud not sapahle OF
,,IInr care Of tho s.tuati, aud the
statement was made tina, he Americans
who ware KILLED had h""u furnished safe
conducts by h' m'ltt!r\'u'horitIes OF
When SECRETARY l. - attcntion
The sun., 1916-01-13

TIE debate IN the Senate BEGAN i''er
Senator sherman irt'oduced ms reso,u-
,i,n calling on the Government 10 de-
mand that carranza give assurances to
pro,.c, American life and property and
IN tho event OF carranza's failure to fuT-
nlsh such protection to intervene. The
sherman resolution had no sooner been
referred to the Foreign Relations Com
ml.tee than Senator Galinger Repub-
ltcan. arose and read the following tele-
gram ,La, had ;ust been received ny him
from ke"ne y. II
Vice is my son. Thomas II
uo.ucs. sole survivor e recent MeH-
ir,u outrage" Please do everything
possible to locate him
l.. W HOLMES.
"I ,,uplv read ihis message" added
senator ,iall!uger. 20 show 'hat me
horrible ou,ra,e recently committed ~
Mexico d. worthy of the attention no'
only of ,hc Congress OF the United states
but OF the executive department oil the
United states as vel.
senator ,;allingcr then read the r''
,nr, which hr had received from the
state Department.
~. Holmes is ~ chihuahua \ spe-
riai train has Gon, from III f""o l"
h-.rr IN the bodies and ne VIII pron-
,bly return on ;hat team to III fas"
to-uisni.
The sun., 1916-01-13
View Cut on ny COnch.

''Nur coach cut Oft nay View, ="
could not see how many otntr bandits
here were The depth Of TN" cut on
In, sid. near Santa Ys1hsl River at tutt
roiu, WAS about two feet pu tn" other
side II WIS much greater. 10 tn" rear
of tn train was an cmhankment de
cliulug toward the river
"Watsou after getting off ran toward
the river MaCiiatton and | followed
MacHation fell | ,lo not krow whether
ne WAS killed fhen or tlippcd.
Watson kept run0irg, and they wore
still shooting at him when ! turned
and ran down grade, where fell in
somr hru.h, probably 10" feet from tn
rear of the train. | lay there 2rtertly
quiet and looked around and could So
the MeNirans shooting in the directions I'm
which Watson was running
II saw that they were not shoot,i" It
me and thinking they believed me al
ready dead. took chance and "rawl"
into some thicker b9hrs. ! r'tw!~,l
through the bushes ard reached the
bank of the stream. then made my
way To a point probably 100 yards FROM
The sun., 1916-01-13
Sole Survtv0r Describes
Massacre of Americans
Holmes Arrives at FL Paso With Story of Shooting and
His Escape-Foreign Colony of Chihuahua Flees
to Border Guarded by Carranzstas.


IL P\~O. Trx.. Jan. ~ Thursday.
to-day that Hart Kramer. son Of nm
American ranch owner In the Gurrrcr"
district. IOO miles from the scene NJ the
recent massacre OF Americans. was
Killed hN bandits yesterday.
The sun., 1916-01-13

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VINO directed me- to chihuahua city. !
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Nhou. twenty ha"it, a'fa'ked th'
cain, l. WAS sad. while zoo Wrr"
rrour.d a. , r,..,.,.,. ~, ,rr side e IA,
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Nr' lNdlS '-uN tN.u'NUua city SAID ''ti
4 irupp irti. Of ,vrn'v cars conveying
l.,vc.,, ,on and , our ,,,rr,r2., troop,.
'' ''' .'
'"H l'''""'d mo mining '"'lfr'> NP'' ~
hN about hH"'u mun"s tn" engine
tvI ~, ..,.s ~ ,l.- .~,.r ,y,rr said
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".b"r I" sop IN" pass niger tram on
A'ur,Ir1rS What hr.Jm- n' ia, Cu"-
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The sun., 1916-01-13

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
gec. the case Of ssx glass stoppsrsd bottlsA
.-ItV.
The sun., 1916-01-13
Sausage Water and Boiled
Potato a Meal for Germans
feope Urged to Be Satisfied With Such a Dinner
POWDER Made From Ok Blood Substitute for Meat
-Teuton Press Alarmed by Food Shortage.
S TO DISCUSS LIVING COST

regard for future needs and possibilities.
we have 1cCome so accustomed to
our daily supply o: bread and flour :hai
there has arisen a tendency TO assume
that there is no object in saving any
OF 1t.
When the bread car ds were issued a
year ago they were intend, ps a warn
ing. as means OF restricting consump-
ton Too many people. however, cam.
TO look upon the bread card as "A voucher
which permitted them TO indulge in eX-
travaganc~. esrecia,ly those people whose
food did no; consist OF bread 1,oat.
Some months ago millions OF housewives
made 1t their ambition and pride to re-
turn weekly rs many unused vouchers
Of their bread cards to the authorities
~ they could. This modest and useful
ambition Is n longer sought but must
be awakened. for economy of this kind Is
easy for the individual and the commu-
nifty In general will appreciate the cumu-
lative effect OF It,"
Scientists seek New Foods.
Meanwhile the scientists are continuing
their Efforts to discover new foods.
The BerIncr TuDcbidU says:
"A valuable new food has been pro-
duced by Veterinary Surgeon Alois walz.
director OF the municipal slaughter hous.
at Graz. lie has succeeded in extracting
from ov blood It's albumen in such "A
manner that both the odor and taste OF
the blood are entirely removed.
The result Is II coarse ysllowish pow .
der which has been tested under the
name of hae'nata'h In the hospital at
Graz. In soup kitchens and e,scw where. It
has proved an excellent substitute FOR
chicken. liacmatalh is soluble ~ water
and is equally adapted for preparations
OF cerm!cell. and macarOni as in pastry.
II also yields an admirable beef tea
The sun., 1916-01-13
Nincr. Threaten strike.

The most serious move yet coutem.
plated IN opposition to con nsCrlptIou was
nal. ~ the executive COmm't,r" OF the
Miners Federation. tn" strongest union
in the United Kingdom. to-day. when by
a vote % Two t. one II decided TO sub
nit 10 referendum % the miners Il
resolution Cor national strike against
the enforcement OF the military service
NH. Such y strike would mean 'hc
crIpplinE OF the British feet. munit ons
fac;orles and railroads.
Together with news of this action came
word that the Welsh Federation Of coal
Miners. by a vote OF l62 10 So. had
adopted resolution IN favor OF walk
out OF miners in England. scotland and
Wales In case the military service bill
becomes law. and that u resolution con-
demung conscription had been passed
hy South Wales Coal Miners In Cardiff
BY vote Of 2ll 20 3b.
Under secretary OF War Tenant, IN
explanation of the need ot cousCrpton.
told She House that IA. British losses In
tn" infantry on all fronts averaged -
per cent monthly Thcse, ne explained.
I'D not account Gor soldiers relieved from
duty because OF wounds who were able
later to return TO servic"
The sun., 1916-01-13

"t'ivc years ago next March seven
American citizens were murdered Just
on this side of the border line, near
Douglas Arizona and eleven others
wounded ! have never talked with any
one who has travelled in Mexico since
who did not say that the Mexican pconle
expectcl at that time to see the Amer-
can Government. in harmony with its
ancient traditions, enter on a decisive
The sun., 1916-01-13

For nouri shing diet in grippe or sore throat
use iior,ick's Matted Ailk, Avoid substitutes
Adv,
The sun., 1916-01-13

Continued on Fourth Page.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
WAIVE DEFECTS
IN The PETITION
FOR AN ELECTION
Mayor Robinson and Coun-
Gilman Eichelberger Issue
Sta tie m e n t - Specific
Charges Not Stated.

Alleged defects in the amended recall
petition were waived yesterday after
noon by Mayor J. W. Robinson and
Councilman A. Y. Eiehelberger in a
statement filed with the city clerk and
read at the council meeting. They stat
ed they had hoped specific charges
against them would be filed. but not
having them would proceed to call the
election. The date for election was
fixed on June /. Their statement J as
FLOWS:
ITO the City Clerk of Boise City:
In order that an election may be
called at the earliest possible date, we
desire waive the balance of the time
the law allows us within which to
make objections to the amended recall
petition. While we had earnestly hoped
that, in justice to us and to the people
of Boise City, he nstigators of the
recall petition, while amending the
&same, would state definitely and spe-
officially their charges against us, we
find that they have been unable or I'M
willing to do so. Even though the pc
tition be sufficient from legal stand
point, we believe that every fair mind
ed person would agree that we are en-
titled in justice and right to know
definitely with what we are charged.
is th1 recall campaign to be based
upon prejudice and passion, and not
upon facts? The facts are that the city
administration has enforced the law
greatly reduced the expenses of the
city government, saved money for the
taxpayers. There has not been q hint Of
graft or dishonesty in any department
We realize that a legal question
might be raised to the affidavit which
has been added to the petition because
1t does not state unqualifedly that the
persons who signed it are legal voters.
However we waive any defect of this
kind.
~ We. therefore, urge the council to
'call the election at the earliest possible
date, and allow the voters to express
themselves in the matter
"JEREMIAH w. ROBINSON.
ALBERT v. EICHELBERGER. /"