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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
PRESIDENTS. !ND|CT-
MENT o. GERMANY
CONTINUED FROM PAGN ONE)

standings aside under circumstances
which it deemed extraordinary. Even
the terms in which it announced its
purpose thus still further to relax
the restraints it had previously pro-
fessed its willingness and desire to
put upon the operations of its sub
marines, carried the plain implication
that at least vessels which were not
armed would still be exempt from
destruction without warning and that
personal safety would be accorded
their passengers and crews; but even
that limitation, il it were ever prac-
ticable to observe it, has in fact con-
stituted no check at all upon the de-
struction of ships of every sort.
WantOn Sacrifice Of Life.
again and again the imperial Ger
man government has given this gov
eminent it's solemn assurances that
at least passenger ships would not be
thus dealt with, and yet it has again
and again permitted its undersea
commanders to disregard these as
surances with entire impunity. Great
liners like the Lusitania and the
Arabic and mere ferry boats like the
Sussex have been attacked without
moments warning, sometimes before
they had even become aware that they
were in the presence of an armed YES
sci of the enemy, and the lives of
non combatants, passengers and crew
have been sacrificed wholesale, in a
manner which the government OF the
United States cannot but regard as
wanton and without the slightest col
or of justification. No limit or any
kind has in fact been set to the in
discriminate pursuit and destruction
Of merchantmen of all kinds and ma
ticnalities within the waters, con
stantly extending in area. where
these operations have been carried
on, and the roll of Americans VINO
have lest their lives on ships thus
attacked and destroyed has grown
month by month until the ominous
toll has mounted into the hundreds.
"Cne of the largest and most
shocking instances of this method OF
warfare was that of the destruction OF
the French cross channel steamer
Sussex. 1t must stand forth as the
sinking of the steamer Lusitanla dld
as so singularly t,agical and unjus'
tifiablc as to constitute truly terri
BILE example CT the inhumanlty OF
submarine warfare as the comman'
ders of German vessels have for the
past ~ months been conducting II
If this instance stood alone, some ex'
p,anation, some disavowal by tht
German government, some evidence
of criminal mistake or wilful dis
! obedience on the part of the com
| mander of the vessel that fired TIM
torpedo might be sought or entertain
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell aud completely deranse the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold TO the good you
ran possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. J.
cheney & CO., Toledo. o., contains no
mercury and is taken internally. acting
lirectly upon the blood and mucous sur
aces of the system. In buvjng Halls
'atarrh Cure be. sure you get the ssenl-
me- 1t is taken internally and made in
'oledo. Ohio. by f. j. Cheney & Go Tes-
mohialS free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 10" PEI bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
negro ON TRIAL FOR
KILLING MRS. BUMPASS

Little Rock, April 19.--Oscar vii
Jams, negro cAaffeur, was place.
IN trial today on a charge of second
iegree murder. The charge grew OH;
Of the death of mrs. E. w. Bumpass
who was killed when run down by Il
ar Williams was driving heEe Oh tn
night Of January IS. The defense vii.
require the stale to prove that the
tragedy was the result of carelessnes
on the part of the negro.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
ACTION rs. NATURAL.

P. S. Meehan, Hancock, Mich,
writes: II have given Foley Cathar-
ill., Tablets through trial and can
positively state they are the best
laxative I ever used. Their action is
natural, no pain or gripping, and they
clean the system IN fine shape"
Stout persons say the buoyant tree
feeling they bring is blessing. Mann
Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
LUTHERAN LENTEN SERVICES

Rev. W. C. Schrader, pastor of the
Lutheran church.. will preach Il
special sermon in German at s o'clock
his evening, at the church. for Maun-
day Thursday, and special sermon
for Good Friday, tomorrow evening, a,
8 o'clock,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
THIS MAY INTEREST YOU

If you suffer pains in your back or
SIDE, stiff and sore muscles or joints.
or rheumatic aches, or have symp-
toms Of kidney trouble and puffy
swelling under the eyes or sleep dis
tprbed bladder ailments, you should
know that Foley Kidney Pills, have
benefited thousands in like condl-
tion.x Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

Fire which broke out at Augusta
Ca, in the Harrison building was con-
fined to that building. The damage
was estimated at 100000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

James H. Mcclellan, Sc, edior o
the Baltimore Underwater and widel!
known among insurance men. died a
Baltimore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

License was issued for the marriage
of Will Evans, 80, and Miss Pearl
Baker, %, both OF Altheimer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

Since the outbreak of the war So
900 settlers from the United States
have entered Canada.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

Fad Breath. bitter taste. dizziness
and a general mo account" feeling is
a sure sign OF a torpid liver HERB
me is the medicine needed. 1t makes
the liver active. v'talizes the blood,
regulates the bowels and restores a
fine feeling of energy and cheerful
ness. Price soc. Sold by w. l.. De
woodv G, Co.. cod
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

ASK our drivers about !aunder-
ing your rag rugs, any SIZE, Amer
lean Excelsior Laundry Co., phone
la Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

nr. Irwin Shepard, secretary of the
National Education association from
1893 to 1912, died at Winona. Mimi
DR.. Shepard was born iii 1S43.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

The number of women employed in
Germany increased from January
to July /, 1915, by 100000. IA
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
Censorship at Columbus.

Ell Faso, April 2O.-The censorship
is on at Columbus with a Vengeance
tonight.
The troops ordered to the base by
General Funston have begun to ar
rive, but no information concerning
the disposition that will be made OF
them is permitted to go out. -,
Four aeroplanes passed through Ell
Paso today. on route to Columbus as
express. They were shipped from
Newport News. Va.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20

Mexico look forward with undivided
satisfaction to the approaching visit
Of Maj.-Gen. Scott, chief of staff.
General Funston in the last few
days has been making strong repre-
sensations to Washington, and no
doubt is felt that when General Scott
the president and Secretary Baker
that the punitive expedition has
reached critical stage.
Either the chase OF Villa must be
abandoned and the army withdrawn,
or it must be placed in position to be
assured of supplies of food aud for
age, no matter what the feeling Of the
troops and pcpulace of Chihuahua and
Sonora.
General Funston does not hesitate
to say that the motor truck line of
communication from Columbus has
reached the limit of its effectiveness.
More truck companies could be put
on but they canno5 go beyond SateVo.
and can go to Satevo only with ex-
tremc difficulty.
Had the problem been simply a
military problem. the Mexican rail-
roads would have been taken at the
beginning. practically, it is now up
to the administration 10 say whe her
it wants to run tie risk of adverse
public opinion and give up the Villa
cftsc ingloriously. or to take the
chanc? of provoking 3 war OF inter
vcntcn by seizing TIE railroads and
reorganizing the punitive expedition
en- an effective basis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-20
CRISIS REACHED
IN NEGOTIOTIONS
WITH CARRANZA
CONTINUED from Page ~

Mexico look forward with undivided
satisfaction to the approaching visit
Of Maj.-Gen. Scott, chief of staff.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-02

Die ibtpeoiide &egierllng bat, mie
pon 5tofboln gerreloet miro, IL
ren @elanbten IN ct. Betersbl1rg
angelpieien energil6 gegen Die Sc
gung BON r1Iiii6en Winen IN Den
lbmeoiiden @epdiiern 5lt proteitie-
rem uno Ser gfegierung oes G5aren
ntit8llteilen, oaB iie fir alen S6a-
BEN baft6ar genabt iperoen miro,
oen Die Wfinen Der Sbiffabrt gu
fiigen nrogen. Ser Brotelt tpuroe
ourf Die fiir5lihe slnfiinoigung Der
rnIliiben 9(onliralitdt peranlaBt, oan
Tie ben 8ottniIben WieerbuIel1 nit
Miner ablperren ltno audi Die 8e-
maiier 5lpii1en Ser idrpeoiiden Sit
Ite nno ben finrilden S6aren mi
rieren iperoe.
Die amitraliiden Wfiniiter @arbi-
ner, 9iniiell nnb 6isgs iinO 5nriifss=
tretem, iueil Die &Dlfsabitimmung &c.
gen Die &onifription anssefallen lit
Der npriuegilde 9ampfer pSrompA
lit nerienft ipDrbett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-02

sln Der Stpdob in Hblbgniea
iino bic 9iniien BON ben Senti6en
geid)lasen iupr6cn. Die Setteren, es
iuarcn giniingcn's Srmppen, baben
1900 G|efangcne seinadDt.
Die Gainpfe in 0alisien, in Der
0egenb Der 3lota qipa nnS Der ga
raioiufa iino, iuic bic Scmtidjcn mel
ben mnb bic yiniIen sugeben, fir bic
Sentiden nnb bic Sciterreid)cr err
fplgreid Derlanfen. glIe Mngriffe
iumroen abseidJlasen nnb Die 9iniicn
ipmroen audi smriifsebrGngt.
gSGbreno bic 3mmGnen bebanp-
ten, ne batten in Der 3inl 8esenb
bie Sentiden nno 6iterreidiiden
Srmppem ueiter 5nriidgebrGmgt nmb
andJ mebrere bnnbert 0efangenc
senummen, meloen Die Temtid)en,
oaf ne bic ritmdniIden Crtc Maep-
bita ino Sutedti, Elf Meilen iiiblidJ
Don Der 0rense, nnterbnlb bcs No-
ter Snrm-Yaiies, genommen baben.
Nud) luetfer DtfltdD, an Der EStrnRe,
Die ppm Grebrnl Enf III glmma-
nien bineinfiibrt baben iie Grfplge
gebabt nnb @eidiite genommcn.
Cine 0eperde ans Berlin mel
bet, oak Die Sentidjem bas Sort
@anr scrGnrtf baben. Gs mar 6as
mol bas sfIigite, bas iie TIM f5nmten.
S5dit iuabrideiulidJ ipGre es beiIer
geiucien, iuenn iie Die Stellnnscn bei
@eromH IdDon Dor Idngerer 3eit gc-
ranmt fatten. @ur ibrem gbsnae
habem ne Scile bes Sorts in Sic
2nft gciprenst.
glm Der Spmme banern Die Gam-
pfc an, aber Die Gage Fat iidJ, trob-
oem es bci bieIeu Gampfen idarf
beraina, midjt bcrGn6ert. Grfolge
iucrben pon alien Seiten semelbet.
Die ssranspiem melSen, oah iie ci-
men NIT geipaltigen gnitrensnngeH
itnternommemem gerindb iie nus
GallD-S Salliiel 81 bertreibcn, smriif-
gefdlnsen nnb bei 2es goeufs eine
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Sure l1ebtrii6t.

Die Seatidjen nnS Seiter-
reid,er nebmen 9iacopita nnS
spted)ti, Elf Wteilen iiiolid pOn
Der rnmaniIdJ iiebenbiirseu
@rense.
SiapitGn &oenis, Der 6iibrer
Scr u9entIdlanb", beriftet
iiber ieimc 9teiie, Die iebr gut
amsaefallen lit. Die SaSmng
bes Sd)iffcs fat einen 8ert
ppn scbm Nfillionen Dollar.
Die oemtide 9efeniipe an
Scr Somme erfolsreidD, Der
WsarId Ser sllliierten anf ga-
panme II. 9seronne iuirb amigo
balten.
Die 0entiden raitmen bas
Sort @aur bei @eronn.
Sas ritiIiid)e &ororinsen in
GaIisien sluiiden 3lota Sipa
nnS gsarajoiufa iuiro sariifge-
id]lagen.
Die Satiadjen i'm rMa-
rima" itn6 i'm n9ipiuanmpre"-
| syall iinS mod nid)t feitgeitellt.
1tniere 9iegiermttg iuirb an Der
Mhmadnns nit SeiltidJlamb
| feitbalten.
Die SentIdcn iiegen bei Der
Stpdob in @Olbpnien iiber bic
9imiien.
Die GnglGnSer molten eli
men Grt in Der Strnma Ne=
gcno genommen baben-
Srei bentidJe llnterieeboute
pcrienfem i'm &anal II Sd)iffe.
elmitraliIde Miniiter refig-
nicrcn, iueil bic @ulfsabitims
mnns iiber aonIfription nm
giinitia anssefallen lit.
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6plcwdbrmm9
@iu Garranja angebz
lid) einfiibren.
Gbibuabua's Iage.
@eitere Serbaftunsen III sution
nnO gfOgales
GinfubrZSIIe auf EebenSmit=
tel auf0ebcbef1.

- 4ms 9pmslas, grisona, iuirb
aemeloet, Garransa iuplle in eini=
aem Saaem elm 9efret erlaiIen, mel
DIES Sic 8plbmGbrmng eimfiibre. Mnf
bies Experiment fam man neilgie-
rig iein.
- Die telegrapbiide @erbinonns
sipiIden sSrtares mno Der Staats=
bauptitabt Gbibmabua 1T nad meDr-
tGgiger 1tnterbred)nng ipieber berge-
itelR.
- Die @iliitas ioaen 5luei Gi=
ienbabn 8riifen siuiidem Gallegu
un0 2agnna berbramnt ba6en.
- glmerifanilde Sffisiere in Gl
Eaio, bic ben Gang Der GreigniiIe
amfmerfiam pcrfplgt baben, baben
angeblid) erffart, General srepino
merbe balo gesiuilngen iein, init iei-
men Srmppen bic Stabt Gbibambna
sm perlailen, iucnn bie Giienbabn-
perbinomng nad) NDr6en mnb nad)
Sii6en sn nidt iuieOer bergeiteat
luer6e. 9ebensmittel ieien fnapp in
Der Stabt g9ibmabma nno oa Oie-
8abnen serit6rt Ieien, f6nne feline
lueitere 3mftbr itattfin0en.
- 3u0lf lpeitere Terionen iinb in
smeipn imb gsogales Derbaftet, oie
aae in @erbinommg nit Dem 0affen-
IdJmussel fir sic sOpaliitas seitan-
Sen baben ipaen. Sn einen1 @eritesf
st SmeiDn fat man ad)t5ebm 0elueb-
re nno fiinftanlenSN 9inmben Winni-
tim scfnnoen. 5pesial Msenteu
unieres sSniti5oepartements ba6en
oreikig Nnflagen er9Dben. Die fDn=
fis5ierten @affen itno Die Ninnition
Iullem BON Der Gteinfel0t Company
in slcipm anf cine rGrber" Der ogiu-
gales .6aroiuare Company" IN gsD-
gales an amtDriiierte glgenten Der
9egaliitas amsgeliefert iein.
~ gSie ans Gare0p gemeloet
luir6, f6nnen npn jett an 2ebens-
mittel pine 3ul in Wfericu einsr-
rnDrf fDer0en.
Die 8eamten in SmareS BE-
itreiten Die 9tadridjt, bak 0enernl
Wfagcotte BON ben @iliftas gefam-
gen genontmen lei.
- Die &illiitas iuie0erbolen Bic
ytadrid)t, Saf iie General Nsageotte
in einem Gefed)t bei 8ad)imba ge=
idlasen nno 5iuei 3iise nit Born
ten fir Die garransiitas genommen
baben. @ertretcr Ser garransa-Nc-
siernng iollen Ser slniidt Iein oaf
oies ridtis lit, f6mnen aber nidjt
iasen, Of Weneral MaDepttc gefan-
gen gempmmen lit uber nidt. %iGa
Ioa 0mrd erslummgeme nno Snrd) frsi=
iuillige 9nluerbnng ieine 8efolg=
idlaft bcoenteno bersr6kert baben.
@iele 0eiertenre pDm ben Garransi-
itas iullen i'm smgelatfen iein.
Gin 8abn5ug. Der BON sSnare5
nab CHIHUAHUA fllbr, lol[ bon ben
8ilfiitas altfgebalten rno ausgeraubt
iein.
giner oer 9efeblsbaber Bill
las yeamens 9foiario Garcia ion.
ipie aus 9eogales geneIoet miro, &C.
fangen getonlmen lein.
Wie aus @albinaton gelnel-
oct miro, baben 1000 iunge Wf1n-
ner tpdbreno Ser lebten 3eit ibren
gefdbiglrngsnndlpeis fir oas fins
li6 bonn GongreB gebiloete 9ieierpe-
erlangt
9ei Der Rebue in gropns-
billie ioaen Die aniueienoen Offi5iere
Der 9unoesurmee, Die aftipen lofpoI
nls bie peniionierten, iid nit groBer
9lnerfennung iiber Saltilng rno Set
Itllngen Der Srllppen al1sgeiprohen
babes..
= ssn ser @egeno bon Galniqui-
pa iollen cine gln5obl @efedte sipi-
Ihen Gnrran8ilta's nno 8il(iIta's
Itattgefirnoen baben.
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Der @anId sebt in Grfiilmns.

acknowledgements peroanfen MIR
elmer fran5oiil6en 3eitung Die eben-
| 10 ir1tereilatte ipie erfrelli6e Wfit-
teilnng, oaB es in Guntdlrien, oas
5ur5eit fir oie S6uftiefeit ieitter
Gegierung 10 furdtbor biiben mlB,
au6 nod ahitanSige uno mlltige
Mdnner gi6t. oie iih nidt i6euen,
ielbIt Sem pertporfeltett &obeli5oIerll-
iproB, Ser mol oie ldngite 3eit auf
Dem &onigstbron geieiien babea
oiirfte, flipp uno flar oie 8abrbeit
au iagen. Ser goriIer v6igaro1
brirgt rar1lid aus Der sSeoer ieines
| &orreIponoertten in 8llfareIt einen
geri6t iiber eine onl 26ten sluguit
| abgeboltene Sibung oes &ronrats,
Der Damn an n66iten Gage Sic
&riegserfldrnng on Seiterreid) fols-
tie. ssn oieler aronratsiisung i6eillt
es iebr 1tiirmiid) 5lleegangeil 5ll
iein. @era0e5ll lenIationeG aber mar
oas 9(nftreten bes ebenaligen ru=
maniihen Minilters earp, Ser pon
ieber, Elm marmer Srellno, itno ge-
ipunoerer 8eutl6lanbs mar uno
Ser oaber an6 iein moglidites tot,
Inn ben i6nlabliden 1reubru6
Der rllmanii6en Hegierung 5u per=
| binoern. Die gnn5e ebrennerte 8e-
| iellIhaft. i'm Ser lid, natiirIif, auh
Der &onig befano, tpar itarr por
Staunen ols Carp, na1oen1 oie
ariegserflarrng beidloiien noroen
mar bas @ort ergriff llno folgeiOe
Interchangeable @orte ipra6:
vHlm1nien erfldrt ben &rieg on
Seiterreid1ltngarn. Gas lit fir midi
Elm S6mer5ensfrieg. Sd gebe oeln
8aterlan0e n1eine brei Sobne Sic
geben morgen an oie sSront, aber icb
fDihti6e BON gan5eln 9er5eit, 0nB
n1ein 2anb beiiegt iperoe. 9os gll-
lian5lplteln, 5u Dem es iih perpflid-
tet, fam linn MIR berbangnispon
iperben; es falln fih MIR retten,
ipenn es ii6 oabon tpieber fret madt
lno oas fam BON iebt an MIR onrb
oie geieoerlage sel6eben."
Der &onig, Dem oieier elenleiltare
@efiiblsalsbruh nntiirlid, mebr als
itnangenebtn mar, ipra6 Carp 5ll
uno bat i'm, feline @orte. bie bod
MIR Die mpmentane grreenng ibrn
eingegeben baben Tonne, 5lrHf5u=
nebnlen. 9(ber ba5l ipar Ser tapfe-
re alte. adnlpe nift gu beipegen-
o9fein, Wfaieitat", antiportete Carp,
Id babe in pollem 9efpuBtiein uno
nit aller lteberIeelne gefproden.
SD babe gefaet, oaB if ipiinide,
mein 2ano lnoge beiiegt meroen SD
bdtte fagen foIlen, es rtoge 5erihluet-
tert tperoer
geiin, Garps @unI6 aebt ihneaer
in Grfiillung, als er es lid pie[-
leidt ielbit trdunen IieB. limo es
iiebt in Ser Sat 10 nus, ols Oh
Gun1dnien nidt MIR beiiegt, ionoern
5erifntettert iperoen ipiiree. Ser
fran5oiilde Senior inliB ober mol ge-
i6fafen baben, oaR Die gatmn1er
bes aSigaro" nit Dem intereiianten
@erift iiber Die Gorednge in Ser I'll.
maniiden aronratslibung nnoebin-
bert in oie @eIt geben fonnte.
~
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= 9lus Sopana miro gelneloet,
Dab 9llfre5o 3apas, Der Grdiioent-
f6dftsfonoioat Ser 2iberalen, sum
TraIioenten BON &iiba geipablt lit.
gtan fiirhtet einen slufItano ser
aoniernatipen. q
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-04
NEWS ITEMS
Of General Interest
About Oregon
Three Governors to Visit.

Salem--Governor Alexander, of Ida
no. has notified Governor Withycombe
that he will be present at the Oregon
State Fair September 20, Governors
Day.
Governor Lister, of Washington,
also has accepted Governor Witty
combe's invitation to be guest at
the State Fair. In return Governor
Withycombe will visit the Washington
State Fair at North Yakima.
Commenting on Governor Witty
combe's plan for an interchange Of
visits between executives of the three
Northwestern states with q view Of
stimulating interest in the state fairs,
Governor Alexander wrote:
"This interchange of visits Of the
executives of the neighboring states is
a happy thought, as so many Of our
interests are mutual"
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-04
REVOLUTION IN lRfLAND BROKEN;
7O7 PRISONERS; Loss MILLIONS

Kingstown, Ireland.-The main body
OF the Sim Fein rebels I'm Dublin sur
rendered Sunday.
There was, however, considerable
fighting throughout the day in Dublin
and the suburbs. II was especially Sc
we're at Balls Bridge outside Dublin.
The rebels in the College OF Sur
geons surrendered Sunday morning
One OF the prisoners taken here was
the Countess Markievicz.
London.-An official statement re.
garding the rebellion In Ireland says:
THE rebels are surrendering free.
ly The back OF the rebellion has been
broken.
Messengers have been sent from
liie leaders OF the Dublin rebels to
other rebels in Galway, Glare, Wex-
ford. Louth and Dublin counties order.
ing them to surrender"
Priests and the Royal Irish con-
are doing their utmost to
this information.
"As to the situation in Dublin, reb-
els from the areas OF Sackvilie street
the postoffice and the Four Courts are
freely. More incendiary
fires took place In Sackville street
night. but the fire brigade
Is now able to resume work.
1T Is further reported that up to
the present TOT prisoners have been
taken.
"The rebels at Enniscorthy are re-
ported to be still In possession of this
place and mixed column of cavalry,
infantry and artillery has been sent
from Wexford with view to engaging
the rebels. The latest information
from Enniscorthy shows that the rebel
leader at this place does not believe
The rebellion leaders message from
Dublin and has proceeded to that city
n a motor car under escort to verify
he information. In the meantime a
.ruce exists.
"A deputation for a similar purpose
rom the rebels at Ashbourne County
Meath) has also been sent to Dublin.
At Galway the rebels are believed to
'e dispensing and few arrests have
,een made.
AT New Ross, Corey, Wicklow, Ba-
and Arklow, the situation
s reported normal. Carlow and Dun
avin are believed to be quiet"
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1916-05-04
Conference Makes No headway
Though Optimism Reigns.
SUPPLIES GO FORWARD FOR TROOPS
Threat of Force Denied by Mexican
General Meeting Marks Time,
Pending Reply Of Wilson.

El Paso.-Mexican and American
conferees over the disposition Of the
American forces in Mexico marked
time Sunday while Generals Hugh l..
Scott and Frederick Funston awaited
word from Washington as to the next
step to be taken in the negotiations
with General Obregon.
The report Of the American repre-
sentatives on Saturdays conference
went forward by wire. On the answer
of President Wilson and Secretaries
Lansing and Baker to its recommen-
dations depends the future status of
the conference.
In the meantime the following facts
developed:
That to date the apparent intention
Of the Washington government to keep
General Pershing's columns in Mexico
has not been changed
That General Obregon in Saturdays
conference served no sort of notice on
Generals Scott and Funston that could
be construed as an ultimatum demand
ing immediate withdrawal.
That the desire of the de facto gov
ernment for withdrawal was again
announced, but that the only discus
sion along this line was regarding the
advisability Of an American retire
ment.
That there was considerable discus
sion of the possibility of effective
American and Mexican cooperation in
the eradication of scattered Villa ban
dit groups.
That there is strong possibility
there will be only one more conference
and that depending on the wishes of
the Washington government
That while the present negotiations
are proceeding, shipments of supplies |
to the American expeditions forces
among other supplies leaving the Co
lumbus base being nine truckloads of
ordnance.
From stray bits of information it ap-
pears that Saturdays conference end
ed with the question of withdrawal of
the United States troops still upper
most in the minds of the Mexican con-
ferees. They are understood to have
tried to impress on the American rep
their contention that po-
itical conditions in Mexico are such
hat they cannot be responsible for
my eventualities that may result from
continued occupation of Mexican soil
oy American columns. They are said
llso to have laid stress on the fact
hat the position Of the Carranza gov
'rnment would be extremely delicate
I the expeditionary movement were
lot ended.
There was noting in the atmosphere
II either Ell Paso or Juarez to indicate
hat any crisis has been reached in
he negotiations. All of the principals,
Mexican and American, seem opti- ]
nistic.