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New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
hEXICANS OPEN FIRE
ON CIVILIAN GUARDS
More than Fifty Shots Are tx'
changed Near El Paso.
From stIr Correspondent Of Ths Tribune

From siIr Correspondent, Of Ths Tribune
Fl Psso, Tex, May a. CIVILIAN
guards and Mexicans exchanged more
than fifty shots across the RIO Grano'
carly to-day within six miles OF Il
Paso. The clash occurred near Aworey
Station. on the Interburban between ~
Paso and Ysleta. While 1t was III
progress call was sent oy resluents
sbo,;Fs we're sent down in automobiles
The Mexicsns started the. shooting
,wontv or thirty Of them going to the
river bank TO open fire upon the Amerl-
can guards. The first shots brought
number of the guards to the scene ana
the Mexican fire was returned, but WIN
what effect the Americans were not
able to determine.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
ZEPPELIN DESTROYED
OFF NORWAY COAST
Pursued and Brought Down by
British Warships.

London, May l4.-Thc destruction Of
another Zeppelin is reported in an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Co.
penhsgen.
1t is said the Zeppelin was brought
down off the west coast of Norway and
that three British destroyers went in
pursuit OF it.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
SAY GIRL DROWNED FLEEING
Police Think She Tried TO Escape Ran
dalrs Island.

An effort to escape from the Chill
dren's Hospital and School, on Randall's
Island, is believed to have been the
cause of the drowning of nineteen
year-old Helen Hays, whose body was
found in the Harlem River, near il7th
Street. yesterday afternoon. The blue
uniform of the school, in which the
girl was clad at the time of her death
served to bring about her identification.
The Hays girl was sent to the lnsti-
tuition as an incorrigible a month ago
She disappeared last Sunday and. al
though the case was reported 10 the
police at once. no clew rs TO her where
abouts was found.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
General Scott to Report
on Conferences TODAY

washington, May 14.-Major Gen.
eral Scott, chief of staff Of the army,
is due here tomorrow, with de-
tailed report Of his discussions with
General obregon.
The conference brought no formal
or even tentative agreement, hut there
are indications that General Scott will
be able TO give definite information as
to what General Carranzs proposes 70
do toward demonstrating his ability
to stop brigsndsg. along the interns-
tionsl line
General Scott's telegrsphic report at
the conclusion Of the conference threw
little light on the situation, further
than TO indicate that the exchange OF
views with the Mexican War Minister
had been of a wholly friendly char
acter.
Since that time reports Of Csrrsnza
troop movements have come indicating
that the Mexican government was TAX
ing active steps in the region south OF
Boquillas, and also moving into the
territory abandoned by General
Pershing's forces as they are drawn
north toward San Antonio, probably
the southern base OF the expeditions
airy force for some time TO come.
Lansing Seeks Enlightenment.
Secretary Lansing expects 70 hays
long conference with General Scott
before he prepares 20 renew the Dip
lomstic discussion of the status OF the
American expedtionary force with
Elisio Arredondo, Carranzas ambasss-
dor here General 0oregon's views
will be fully csnyassed, and the State
Department also expects 20 get some
light on whether 1t was the War Min
ister or General Csrranzs himself
who prevented ratification Of the for
NAL agreement.
This question has been a pulling
one 10 officials here. Special Agent
Rodgers at Mexico City reported that
the Carrsnza government had an
nounced officially the success Of tho
border negotiations. This was taken
to mean that Carranza had approved
the plan. Then came the statement
by the conferrees themselves that they
had been unable TO reach a definite
agreement and had decided to refer
ne matter back 20 their respective
governments for diplomatic negotis-
tlons.
While tiis report wss en- route 70
Washington Mr. Arredondo called upon
Secretary Lansing 20 state that his
advices from Mexico City indicated
that the original agreement had been
approved.
Reports printed to-day that Latin.
America would support the United
States in the event Of Intervention IN
Mexico were denied fatty at the State
Department and resented in Latin
American diplomatic circles here. The
Tribune learned on highest authority
that the countries Of Central and
South America, far from approving
such a step. would regard IL as a be-
travail Of trust and Of Psn-AmerieAn
ideals
Put Onus on Wilson.
The sly Countries named As having
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
DIRIGIBLE FALLS
INTO SEA; SIX DROWN
Bodies of Four of French Bal
looms Crew Recovered.

Toulon, May IA dirigible balloon
which passed here recently from Paris
fell into the sea off the Sandman coast.
The six persons aboard all appear to
have perished.
The Italian authorities sent a res
cuing party which recovered four
bodies. These have been brought here
By a French warship.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
TEUTONS SINK 90
SHIPS IN ONE MONTH
Berlin Publishes Official Figures
for April.

Berlin, May 14.-An official announce
ment issued to-day says that during
April, ninety-six hostile merchantmen
of 225,OOO tons have been sunk by Ger
man and Austro Hungarian submarines
or mines
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
Four U. S. Submarines Enter Port.

Four United States submarines,
under the escort Of the monitor Tslls-
hassee akd a torpedo boat destroyer
arrived here yesterday from Hampton
Roads.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
INDIA REMAINS TRANQUIL

Conditions Satisiactofy Despite ne
ports Of Rebellion. Says Simla Dispatch
Ottawa, MAY 14.-The internal affairs
OF India, despite reports of rebellion,
mutiny and bloodshed, have remained
perfectly satisfactory, says Reuter-
dispatch from Simla.
Peace reigns on the border, and e1-
cept for ordinary police affairs, the
huge population of India is tranquil
and not unprosperous. Recruiting CON
tinues good. especially among the Jats,
Raiputans and Punjab Mahometans.
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
Put Onus on Wilson.

The six countries named as having
indicated their approval OF interyer
tion 20 the Administration we're Bra
zil, Argentina. Chill. Bolivia, Guste'
msls and Uruguay. 1t Was the smbss-
New-York tribune., 1916-05-15
WEATHER

,ocAr RAINS TODAY; TOMORROW
RAIN, MODERATE EAST TO
SOUTHEAST WINDS.
TSu Rerort 90 PAGE ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-22
SdIlucrcr Nampf.


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