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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
u. S. ARMY ON BORDER READY
TO BEGIN HUNT FOR BANDITS
CARRANZA WARNS WILSON IN
SENDING ARMY INTO MEXICO

Mexico City. Mex. March 14.-Gen-
eral Carranza has issued u manifesto
to the nation declaring that under no
circumstances would the Mexican gov
eminent grant the right to the United
States TO violate Mexican territory by
sending In an armed force in pursuit
Of Villa without consent and the recip.
and admitted.
Word was sent to tho confidential
agent of the Mexican government in
Washington to make immediate rep
reservations to this effect
carranxa's Manifesto.
Il am sure that interpret in this
matter the national sentiment and
that the Mexican people will comply
In d.gnitied manner with their duty,
be the sacrifices what they may, to
sustain their rights and sovereignty
If, unfortunately. this drags us into a
war--~a war which the United States
never can Justify. We will not be re-
sponsib.e for the disastrous conse.
quences. Upon the heads OF the trait
orous Mexicans. within and without
this country. who have labored to pro
duce this result will fall the inexor-
able Justice Of the people.
People Excited Against Mexico.
Because of the assault which Fran,
cisco villa and the bandits who &C.
companied him made on the town Of
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
CarranZiStas
Make Threat
Douglas Officials Rush Aid to Naco
Upon Report Of Mexicans'
Activities.

Douglas March 15.-Sherlff Harry
Wheeler left here at midnight with
several deputies on receipt of reports
that Carranza troops marching from
Cananea towards the border near Ma
CO, intended firing across the border.
Two companies of the Eleventh Infan.
try are on their way from Bisbee to
reinforce the garrison at Naco.
Douglas, March 15.-it has been de-
finiteIy learned that General Gales
has modified about 5000 Carranxa
troops at CabuIlona, 10 miles south Of
the Arizona border. Carranxa officials
declared there we're possibly 5000 men
at CabuIiona. This force has IS pieces
of artillery. General Gales has been
gathering these troops for several days
having announced they will join in the
pursuit of Villa.
San Antonio. Tex, March 15.-That
a sufficient force is now gathered at
the Mexican border. under the com
mand OF Brigadied- General John J. Per
shing, to begin the pursuit of Fran.
cisco Villa, has just been announced
by Major General Frederick Funston.
General Funston characterized all
rumors that troops already were in
Mexico as absolute falsehoods."
Strong Force Is Needed.
Earlier in the day General Funston
had announced that the action of
General Carranza in refusing to per.
NIT American troops to enter Mexico
unless Mexican troops were allowed to
enter the United States in search of
bandits, would have no effect on the
dispatch OF the expedition
Reiterating previous statements Gen
eral Funston said il would be use
less to send anything but a strong.
we'll prepared force into Mexico.
Outside of mentioning two or three
scattered movements, the general re
fused TO give any definite idea of the
size of the expedition by stating that
regiments had been ordered to the
border.
He said that the Twenty-third in
fantry, stationed at Galveston, was ex
pected TO leave for the west at once:
tIiat i'dil VI the FIRST cavalry mad left
San Francisco for the east and woulC
pick up the rest Of the detail at Sar
Diego, and that the second squadron OF
the Twelfth cavalry at Fort Robinson
Neh., had been ordered to start. but
was being delayed by lack OF rolling
stock. Other than this he would not
discuss troop movements.
General Funston's announcement
that BrtgadierGeneral Pershing would
command ths punitive expedition was
the Official statement that General
Persh!ng would be given the assign
meat.
To General Pershing will be lief, the
final disposition of the expeditjonarv
force. Orders will be issued for the
forward movement by General Fun.
ston at Fort Sam Houston. but the
hour when these orders will be exec
uted will be decided by the general in
the field.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
ALL MEXlCAnS WILL FIGHT
Former Villa Aide Declares Carranxa
VIII Be Forced to Oppose
United States

New Orleans. La, March l4.-Diaz
L0mhardo, former secretary for for
eign affairs under Francisco Villa. and
ambassador to Paris during the Made
TO regime. said here that every Mexi-
can would oppose the entrance OF
American troops into Mexico. and
added that >arranza would be forced
to oppose the United States. He add.
ed that the entrance Of troops into
Mexico would mean intervention. for
the MeN!cans of the Huerta, Madero.
Narran2a, Villa and other factions
would unite to oppose the United
States.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Halt In Villa Chase Regretted.

Columbus. N. NJ. March lire
ports multiplied here that Francisco
villa Is disintegrating tho force Of
1900 to $500 men which he used to
support to TO make the Columbus raid
last Thursday. American military
authorities said that it possibly would
have been advisable to so after Villa
Thursday when his raiders fed south.
ward. They were then demoralized
aud were dropping loot and war ma,
terial before the attacks of 50 men
under Major Frank Tompkins.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Villas Raid
on Columbus
Results In Death of Nine American
Civilians and Six United States
Troopers.

Columbus. NJ. M, March 10.-A band
of Mexican bandits, numbering from
500 to 1000. supposedly under the
personal command OF Francisco villa,
raided United States territory early
Thursday. They attacked Columbus.
killed nine American civilians who ex-
posed themselves, and six u. s. troop
ers, and set fire to several buildings.
For nearly two hours fighting contin'
ued In tho streets. Colonel II. J. Slo-
cum speedily brought the Thirteenth
cavalry into action and shortly after
8 o'clock drove the raiders across the
Border.
so to 100 Villistas KILLED.
Fifty to one hundred Villistas were
killed in the invasion. according to the
report OF Colonel Slocum. He stated
that there were 500 mounted Villista
troops in the attacking party and that
the entire action lasted from 4'3o a.
m to 6: Is,
Villa In Command.
Information that Francisco villa
and his chief lieutenant. Pablo Lopez.
were IN personal command Of the
raid was given Colonel SIocum by a
Mexican rancher Captured by the ban
dts, and who escaped during the fight.
Ing. This Mexican told of the hang
Ing OF the American ranchers McKin.
ney. Corhett and O'Neil. He added
that fourth American whose name
he did not know had been hanged at
the same time. The Mexican said
villa attacked with from 500 to 1000
men and machine gun platoon.
The Mexican fugitive said that VII.
Ia addressed his men just before or.
dering an advance on Columbus, Ac,
cording to the Mexican's account, WI
In declared the watchword would be
Death to Americans" and added that
the killing of Americans was just. be
cause citizens Of the United States
were responsible for the wretched
condition of Mexico.
The United States interds TO swal
low Mexico" villa shouted, said the
fugitive, Let us do what we can t.
make Il stick In throats"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
WILSON IS RIGHT. BRYAN SAYS
tion 10 Approved BY Former
Secretary Of State.

Chicago, March 14.~~William Jen-
nings Bryan gave his approval to the
course OF President Wilson on the
Mexican situation in two addresses
delivered
Il think the President is entirely
right in the two positions he has TAX
en- on the Mexican situation as it is
today.
First, the pursuing OF the outlaws
who perpetrated the outrage on Co.
lumbuc, ~ NJ
Second. In announcing that this
was not intervention or invasion, but
merely enforcing justice in a section
where the Mexican government is not
able to do so
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Funston Has Big Task.

FL Paso, Texas, March 12.-General
FUnston's orders TO invade Mexico and
bring back Villa, dead or alive" is
the largest organized msn-hunt ever
attempted and will cover territory
more than 400 miles long and 400
miles vide. And Villa knows every
desert, waterhole, catt.e trail ard
mountain fastness contained in the en-
tire 1907 900 square miles. Villas pres,
ent forces are estimated at 5000. &C,
cording TO an estimate telegra pied
Washington officials.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

FL Paso, March l4.-Three former
Villa generals have been arrested by
the police here They were Julio Fee
bella. Samuel Rodriguez and Juan Rod
rigue-. They were taken from a
house where they were sleeping and
charged with vagrancy. The arrest
was part of u roundup Of suspicious
Mexicans, Later, General Manuel
Medinavieta, his secretary. Jose Eern,
andez. f. A. Talbot. whom the police
said was an American. and a DIR. VII.
lareal were arrested.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Bomb Nav Have Sunk Shin

Paris. March l4,-~The FIRST officer OF
the Norwegian bark Silius, sunk Off
Havre with Americans aboard, Is quot.
ed by the Paris Herald rs expressing
the opicion that the vessel may have
been struck by u tamh from an aero.
plane lI,siead of by torpedo. as pre-.
vsousiy reported, The first officer was
on watch at the time and heard a
noise which he thought was made by
m aeropiane. although he could see
none. Then came terrific explosion
ct about the middle Of the ship Oh
the port side.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
RECEIVES OUTLINE or NEW PRO.
PosALs FROM COLONEL HOUSE
ACCORDING TO RUMoR IN
WASHINGTON.
SPOILS FOR GREECE;
NOTHING FOR ENGLAND.
ALLEGED Tcuton View OF Proper Settle.
ment Following End Of War. Pro-
vides for No indemnitIes--
Would Return Belgian and
French Territory.

Washington, D. c., March 14,-Pres-
ident Wilson. 1t Ii understood on good
authority, has In hand, without any
definite use to make of them, the
peace terms that are likely to be
heard from Berlin II the crown prince
takes Verdun.
E, M. House, shortly after his re-
turn frcm Germany 1t Is said, laid
before the President Germany's ten
tative proposals as modified by re-
cent months Of warfare. Colonel
House did not 60 to Berlin to discuss
possible peace terms. but II Is said he
did receive an outline Of the German
view Of a proper settlement follow
Ing the end of the war.
Terms Germany Would Consider.
The terms Germany would consider
confirmed by high German authority
here, provide;
That German colonies taken by the
Entente Allies be returned to Ger
many.
That no indemnities be demanded
by either side.
That Montenegro. Serbia and Alba
MIA be divided between Austria, Bul.
garia and Greece
That an autonomous government be
established In Poland.
That Turkey be entirely freed OF
British influences.
That Germany return Belgium and
those portions of French territory now
In possession OF the kaiser's army.
That Russia assume possession OF
Persia.
British to Receive Nothing.
That England remain as she now
Ia, neither giving nor receiving any
thing.
A high German official said tina,
both sides ought to pretty thorough
ly understand by now that there coult
be no demands for indemnities," ans
as for Germany's retaining Belgium
he added: There Ia no longer any
thought Of II by the German govern
ment."
Regarding other terms of peace. II
10 the belief OF the German govern
ment. according to reports said To
have been made to President Wilson
that ths only way to establish order In
the Balkans IL to distribute the land
Inhabited by the Albanians, Montene
Erins and Serbians between Austria
Bulgaria and Greece,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
GERMANS SWITCH OFFENSIVE
Hammer to Northwest Of Verdun -
Let.up In 6ombardment in the
Woesre District.

London. March l4,-~Switching their
activity from the east to the north.
west Of Verdun. the Germans again
are hammering at the salient of lie
Morte Homme aud the region of the
Bots Rourrus, in an endeavor TO bring
their line farther south of the west,
err flank OF the fortress.
To the east of the Mouse and In the
Woevre district there has been no,
ticeable let-up in the homhardments
on both sides, The infantry every.
where on the Nerdun front has been
inactive. s,Is.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
CarrarZa's Men Reported In Raid !

Douglas. Ariz., March 13.-Furt> n
reports OF the alleged raid on Arleri,
can ranches south of Osborn JuDc,ion
ATE stated that command Of Car.
rama soldiers, who had been drinking
were encamped for the night near Os
born. while On the waf from Naco,
Sonora, to Aqua Prieta, Sonora. They
amused themselves by roping cattle
and horses belonging to the Ameri.
can ranchers, whose property extend.
ed both sides OF the information, NJ
boundary. The Mexicans did not rross
the line themselves.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
u. s. CAVALRY HORSES
NOW IN VILLAS SERVICE

FL paso, March tI.--lt WAS
learned from high military au-
thority that Villas raid on Column
bus MAS not as barren Of results
to the bandit chief as WAS at first
supposed. He is now known to
have captured at least 81 cavalry
horses which he drove before him
safely across the border.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

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heavy and sleepy
after meals, was
always nervous
and tired, had q
bitter taste in my
mouth, was dizzy,
h a d fl at in z
specks before my
eyes, was always
thirsty had a
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Mr. F. c. Case of Welcome Lake,
Pa, writes: y suffered with Back
ache and Kidney Trouble. My head
ached, my sleep was broken and I'M
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Accepts Carranxa's Proposal.

Secretary Lansing made public the
text of a note, accepting General Car
ranza's proposal for reciprocal ar.
rangement between the two govern,
ments and announcing that the Unit
ed States held this arrangement to be
now In force and binding upon both
parties. General Funston will carry
out his task under this agreement. OF,
fetal announcement was awaited that
the American force had crossed the
border. Plans for the troop move.
ments have gone ahead without re-
gard to the diplomatic exchanges.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
Jus. So,

Il am on the scent of success"
What are you doing?"
Raising onions"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
True.

1T takes two to make a al ariel"
Yes, and very often it takes a Jury
to settle it..
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
GRANTS CARRANZA'S DEMAND
Grerai Funston to Garry Out His
Task Under This Agreement
To Avoid Intervention.

Washington. March 1.-THE United
States government has entered into a
formal agreement with the de facto
government OF Mexico under which
American troops will cross the border
to hunt down Villa and his bandits
with the expectation OF hearty coop
GRAFTON from the Carran2a forces
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
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The
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
TuIitiidc gmseise.
GpIitiidJc Mnseise.
Edward Collins
&cpabIifatiidcr &anbibat fir ms Mn.t
hcs COUNTY : Mahttprs.
Der lonsiabrise pfIihtsctrcl1c geantte
er11tdt nm bas oelltlde @otum.

@err gbiparb Collins, nrler langz
1dbri9er County : Mllbitpr, lit be-
fanntlt6 &arbibat fir Sic @ieberipabl
unp CT ipenbet ii1 an Sic 9eutlde1
in Stabt lnb County Inn tire l1nter@
itileung. @err Collins lit, leitbem Ell
bpr Sabren 5lln erlten Wiale iid LII,
bas Intt bes gubitnrs beparb, in ic@
Scr fplsenben @abI undergraduate
ipprben. @inerlei. pb cine bernpfratiz
Idle @p9e nieSersing llnb ole anbercn
replbltfanilden 8eiperber geidlasen
lpltrbcn, @crr Collins pl1rbe immer
uieoergeipdblt. 60 lit er mebrmals
Ser einsise republifaniIde 8eamte gez
%ipele1, Der bel ipIden bemofratiIdeu
@p9en lid1 retten fpnnte unb nad ipie
npr i'm gourtbaule berblieb. Gin 9ez
ipets nidyt MIR ieirer auberorbente
lthen 8~eliebtbeit, lpnbern alld bon Iei>
11er Sihtisfeit lnb Sdbigfett. Mrd)
IN hieiem Sabre bofft Ser Collins,
pbippbl er einer beipl,bers itarfen @egz
rter bat, ietn gtnt SIT b%ebanpten, aber
CT fpeib. bab ct bos pbre Die beutihen
Stimn1e1t ttdt fnttn 1tttb penbet iid
besbulb an ale beutiden Gtimmgeber,
ftbm cbenlo tpie in alien bisberigen
@ablen tire l1nteritiieuns slt5uipenz
Den. 9ab bas Mmt oes Iubitors nnz
ter 6errn Collins ml1itergiiItig nerz
tpoltet rltrbe, tpeib ieber 8iirger unb
leg ut besbalb stpedlos, barauf nod be-
ionpers bin5ltipetien. Mber nidt az
letne bas lit es seipelen, mas GERM
Collins tmumcr tpieoerertpdblte, penn
Iieiae 9arteisennilet1, Sic 1ih nm gpun<
tb : Mcmter betparber. gelhlogen tpur<
ben, ionbern o11d Sic 9sriDnIi9feit
bes &anhtabten ielbit, Sic iid burd Die
5llbprfpmmenbe Mrt linb @eile, ipie
al1e giirser. Sic nit linn in ieiner CT
9enidaft als gonntp : M1tbitor sl1 tbrn
|batten, bon linn, ob reid pber arm,
9letdm1dbtg bebanbelt m1rbel1, INNER
neue rSeunoe erlparb unb Sic alien 5u
erbalten nl6te. 60 gebt altd biesz
mol &err Collins in bem @lallben,
hab feline lansidbrisen trcuen 9ienite
tim Die berbiente Mnerfenung elmer
@ieberlpabl bril1sen nerben unb In1z
ten, in Sic @nblIhladt nnb garanz
tirt.. bab, menn eripdhlt, tpie er su<
berlidtlid hofft, ct iein Nmt ebeuio
seiddftsmabig nnb l1nparteitib gum
Beifen bes Gout1tp's nnb Der 8iirgerz
Iahft ipie bisber beripalten miro. 6err
Collins lit iebt 5ebn Sabre I'M Imt.
9us bertlde @ptum miro bon inn bpn
aeipiirbiat nnb besbab bittet ct I'M
Bic beutIden gtinu1ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
shtes sdmbseidJaft wiro bel1te CT
G Dffnef.

6e1te miro oos nelte gdubqe=
lfaft, lpeldes fiiralid ltnter Dem Ma-
men 6ltot=Sears 5hoe So. g%egriinhct
nltroe, III Dem nel1en 8eterIen= @eb6u=
De, gso. 21O meitlide Critic 5trabe,
.eroffnet peroen. MnlaBli6 bes CT
offnu11gstages miro @rison's Sr.
DIETER mabren6 Der Nadymittags= uno
Mbenoltunoen nit mulifali; hen Scr
.tragen altfparten u1lb jeber geil1dler
erbalt altBeroem pradtpolle 8lumcn
ais Inoenfen.
Ser @eldaftsleiter. Der nel,sn
MISUNDERSTANDING lit Soc &11ct,
Der pielen 8emobnern BON 9apenppr Il
nro llmgegeno als e%rfabrener 6af)-
mann befaln1t lein miro. Gie(e nil
len, oaB SEER @l1ot idon lange Sah=
re in berld)ieoenen bieIigen Sdnlhqe,
ld)ntten tbatig mar. gr lit iest 5he:l.
baber Der 1euen 6irma INTO es mar-
ben lid beute lln5metfelhoft piels
6reunbe nnb @onner e%initeaen, oi(
iomo6l 5errn sSuot als auh Ben iibri:
gen @eldjaftsinbabern ales Bllte fiji
Die 3ufunft miiniden.
Sic Iirma Fat cine rei6boltigt
gllslpabl Don 6llbbefleioungsartife(n
lsie lit in Der Gage, alien an lie ae
l%icllten Nnforoerungen nad5ufom
men. IS mer0en mir oie 6e'ten @aa
rem 81 al1berlt maBisen Erciietl pcr
fauft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
o 9oDe abbermten.
&einfe sSan1en.

&etrfe Smiien, Elm alter, prorti-
8iirger Dapenports nnb bon
gcott goltntp, peridieb am Donners=
tag Mbenb I'M @alrie ieiner Godter,
6ral Srieorid 3agge, 5pei lln6 cine
baIbe Meile mcltlid bon Ser 5tnot<
gren5e an Ser 2ocuit StraBen &oao.
Ser 8eritorbene 1tan6 int Sitter bon
SO Sabren ltnb erblidte in 9entl1-
lano Dos 2idt Ser @elt. SIN Sabre
1872 fam er nod ben Gereimigterl
Staoten ltrb Davenport.
&err Saniien mur6e ON is. Sc,
5ember 1929 gu @elt &anberfebn.
Slt Srieslano, geboren un6 genof
BORT feline gr5iebltng. Sm Sabre
1866 permablte er iid init SRI. Sos
fea gdnoor, Die ibm Dor Iehs Sab.
rem i'm 5o0e Doransgi1g.
Ser Dabingelhiebene NOR Gin Mit
glieb Ser Claus @rofb @ilbe uni
miro bon ieinen ainoern, &enrt
San1ien, 5rou Catherine Cage uni
Orep Saniien, mie auh bon pier5ebt
gnfeln, 5tpei @toBenfeln mo aroe
rem germanoten iiberlebt.
Sic geilebung erfolat 5on1abet1i
Na9mittag tint 5tpei lbr bonn gralt
erbalie, 5tpet nno cine balbe Meeil
meitli6 BON Der Sta0tgren5c an De
2ocnlt 5traBe Moab aus alif ben
|6airmount Srieobofe un6 miro pri
batter Natlir iein.
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Bis 54Ac.
@erIte - 8oc-$1.22.
@ieb nnb 8~robifonen.
Gbicago, 3. Mop. Minobieb -
.3nflbr 5000; felt; stiere, $6.4C
Bis 9.75; Slide unb Minber, $3.50
Bis $50; &alber $7.25-11.25.
Sbafe ~ 3ufnbr 10000; felt,
Miooer $a.6o-s.2e; admmcr $50
$1t.O0.
@efliisel - 15c, springs lie.
gier ~ 8rima 311h-32hc.
Butter ~ Creamery 32-35hc.S