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The Washington herald., 1916-05-08
One View Of situation.


accept the substance of Germany's pledge
at its face value and express gratIfica-
tion on the part of the United States
government for the decision which the
imperial government has reached. Cou-
pied with this expression of qualification
may 90 an expression Of confidence that
the pledge will be scrupulously kept and
the misunderstanding between the two
governments over the submarine issue
happily disappear. A general statement
reiterating the purpose Of the United
States government to see that interna-
tionaI law is not violated by any Of the
belligerents, so far as American rights
are concerned. is regarded as sufficient
TO cover Berlin's reference to the British
blockade
The other view Is that the President
should briefly inform Berlin that the
United States government has noted
Germany's pledge to suspend Illegal sub
marine operations; that this governmen 1t
fully expects this pledge to be carried
out for reasons of humanity" aside
from all other considerations, and that the
United States cannot regard Germany S
pledge as conditional upon the result Of
negotiations which the United States
micht undertake with another belligerent
May Seek Explanation.
At the same time the President prob
ably will seek explanation from the i'm
periaI government on certain points in
the German note which are vague and
subjected to several interpretations.
The President did not go to church yes
terday morning. but remained in his
study going over the official text Of the
was the first anniversary Of the sinking
of the Lusitania, with its 200 victims,
did not make the Presidents task of
proIonging the submarine negotiations an
inviting one.
The President is understood to be net
tied at the turn the submarine issue has
taken, though his official duty apparently
now makes it mandatory for him to con-
tinue negotiating over questions which
he believes should have been definitely
settled long ago.
Secretary Lansing reached the White
House at 9:l5 and remained until Il
o'clock. Secretary McAdoo was called
into conference later. The fact that two
OF the Presidents ranking Cabinet ad-
visers were called into consultation was
accepted as an evidence that the new note
to Germany may be put on the wires to-
day without waiting until the Tuesday
Cabinet meeting.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-08
STUDIES OFFICIAL TEXT
Executive Said to Be Nettled
at Course Taken by Sub
marine Controversy.
TENOR OF REPLY UNDECIDED
Views of Executives Advisors Proba-
bly, Will Be Sought at Meeting Of
the Cabinet Tomorrow.

President Wilson has virtually decided
to write another note to Germany.
Though the German reply to the Presi-
dents "ultimatum" pledges the imperial
government to suspend illegal methods
Of submarine warfare, and thereby has
averted an immediate break in diplo-
matte relations, it is regarded here as
having left the whole status Of the sub
marine issue on an uncertain and unsat-
isfactOry basis In addition. it is ex-
planned that the German note is so
worded as to make elucidation unneces-
sary.
What the tenor Of the Presidents next
communication to Germany will be has
not yet been decided. 1t probably will be
discussed at tomorrow's Cabinet meet
ing. The Presidents official advisers are
said to entertain two distinct views with
regard to It.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-08
Three Cavalry Guards and Storekeeper Are
Taken Prisoners After Glenn Springs and
Boquiblas Are Looted and Burned.
1O-YEAR-OLDBOY AMONG SLAIN
Defenders Lose Three Killed in Battle Lasting
Several Hours-Avenging Force on Way
to Punish Band.
UBy the Sun News serriee0

E Paso, Tex May 7-Mexican bandits crossed
Friday night into Brewster County Big Bend country Texas
They dd and burned frontier settlements Glenn Springs and
Boqua and manufacturing plant and general killed
of the Fourteenth United States Cavalry guarding Glenn Springs
wounded three and made prisoners of several least possibly three
They shot death IOyaod of O. C. Compton at the Ellis &
Woods plant Glenn Springs and carried of named
who general store BoqulIas
REPORTS OF CASUALTIES VARY
The region where the latest raid took place and poorly
supplied with telegraph and transportation facilities that details
been difficult The reports the number killed wounded
captured conflicting Gen Funons however three
settlement three wounded and made of the troopers
stationed al Glenn Springs
Troop of the Fourteenth Cavalry already striking south through the
rough from Alpine Tex. the Southern Pacific Railway shyu
miles north of the raided district and the railroad
MAY CROSS BORDER FOR BAND.
Two troops the way BY train from E
Pso Alpine machine detachment Fastening from
Fort Clark to Alpine.
These troops commanded by Co Frederick W sbe whose order.
the bandits if he has Mexico after them
likely they could be caught this side the they have days
and equipped with fine horses from the csvamen killed
wounded at Glenn Springs.
Reports Alpine Big Bend say that
the sheriff of Brewster County has organized posse
and that the Big Bend settlers enrage They had appealed vsy
Washington for protection, that their the
accessible to be so weakly guarded.
TWO HUNDRED RE PORTED IN PARTY
The bandits outright Vias members of the former
Cranza garrison Wncene the Boqulas 1t not
known precisely how of them attacked the Funston
hears that 200 hosemen party, doubts
He believes that fifty would be the truth
They forded the point Terngua Tex rode north
for few miles and then turned taking old wagon
through the hill the At about O'Clock night
they reached the little Of Glenn Springs where troopers the
Fourteenth Cavalry under Serg Smith encamped outside the
The attack complete The fired all
tried first their horses Prvate Cole and Dee of the detachment
killed the while drive the open county
SMOKE SCREENS U. S. TROOPERS
w6pid haye b RId @ had the Ms.isns o h @ important settlement
of the What
The Washington herald., 1916-05-08

CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-08

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groBc Gadie battle ct uidltS Qegeu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

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De cin Sabr lang nidt mebr oapor
rcoen
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uebr ioroere ib uidt
(5ortieeuns foIet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

iud eripioern, @apo, berIdteta Wloi.
Tia bel ibrer Scilntebr. niSral @iraro
bofft aud bid bel iiH iebeii 5u oiirien
|iu0 li0 mid 3il ibren Gnnpiungsta.
3en ciu. alir iit oroentlitb 3u Dlute,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

trefilit9en Snterpreten iano, ser aud
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

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iein. glrbeit fit allie, gercd)te 2obn-
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liebter &opa. mare id ooc6 ein alonu,
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gSarml bari idl nidt 81 elmer bobercn
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oir oeu areis Der Gingeipeibten betre.
teu 0anlit mir allies, allies teilen fou.
nen2~
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il pen iDrigea
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5nriid 4)lit ebriurdtSooller SMelt
luD llc 6l lplll alll.
o1aoon baben mir ihon frii6cr &c.
ipro0en, Heine Sodter
$50 4opa Dor fait einem Sabr
$50 gebot Dir 0oaals ali mortcn
ipeil ou nod SO nna ieieit mio mir
Allinoeridbrige nic5t IN 0cu &reIS 0cr
Gilaepeibten mIfnebmen ,Sd bdtte
bil5niiaen fonnen oaB SSrancu nid)t
meroen, aber oieie 9legeI
Qeituttct pericbieocac glusnabncn
,,ltuo ou pillit nit mir 3ltneineu|
@uniteA cine gIusnabme nIadlen2~
Gr i9mieg cine g9eilc, oomi iogte
en- IN ieierlihen Eon:
n&or eiueu Sobr bieB id oic6 mar
ten pegen oeiner groBcn sSliaeno;
bod qlQIbte id). es iDiiroe Elm @orteil
fir oid Ieiu, Dem inneren arclie oil.
sSreilid, aus ielbiiiId)ti.
aelI 8riinoen 0iirftelt ou ibn nicbt be-
treteu; oort le1t maa allen Gi0eult5
aH Der Smmelle nieoer, niht @brcl
lno 9ubm udt meihlidles yehaqen
8ibt eS Ill 0icien Dienlt; man mus 3u
hart2r gIrbeit bereit ieiu,3u iulbeoina !
leul BcborIant nriB pirfen inl0 iclai
leA. olNe &ofinuua. obne Sobu, piel |
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glls III Gonoun oer geinli5 gliaBi
pDtoeB lDar einige @riioer llacb
glNeritn 5ll ldideti itnl oie id)madlc.
raH glie0er Der groBeH @anaiildlnit
an3nie4lerli lluo BIZ iHnteritiiben 0a
baflen Bic pR0dDtbuber al Der Spite
aeiaat a3u oru lInterueDmen lit
4erItano ericroprlid itorfe gierpell,
ftluaheit nAo @eibid 9luius Gras.
haip Ioll ber 3iibrcr fem ino NIT
AcDlilen 0iuidrautlugeiI ieiue
1litoEhciier Ielber Dableil
@rashan. bierpun IN @cnntuis gc'
Sett battc nadl liebrtdaiaer llaberles
Allilg eiHeli Nriri aiI 0rn &bef 1erldl.
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clNa iiber nlle lpidltigcH alHaelegeu
beiten laa &ic 5olga mar, lDle mir
lcbpH iDiiien 0uB iiN Nltlgs Ga 4rpil
mIt igIuer Iodter. 9lnfus Gresham,
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9leip gjprt begaben
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hereltS All eiHrii friiberen Iaflnt
IiSlel Der pornldlige 8eIretar @bar
laps, 0es Wfciitera, a6geiabren pli0
SualsiG3 cine anoere 4erIou, Die teiu
sinlpidlAigus &lieb III oer groBeu &ar.
6ritearlrg war
qlui aemielban @diff ipie Dilict
lubreR uid BlDei Iameu; eine dIterc,
6le iebr 3art uno trautlidl 8t leiul
EaDieR. ieoer 4eriibrlng mit oeH an.
bcreu @0iIagieren alsipid ullo teinc
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eilen pra1tlgen SeBuiillbl geihHlcgt
gnb %ie gDar Elm rei3eiI0es tlehee
l2elan init lebbaiten glilgel lu0 Dilb.
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tcls5afiseu @ioIle geflei0et &as
n dllEisragiIter uer5aidnrte oie belocg
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befluhlidl
glls oer Dleliier BEN 8IuI 5A oerl
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