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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
kaj .je %socializcm.

'Iovek bi mislll. di ri morain bin liudic. Iii
ckspcrimcntiraio y s~ocializmom. ma iprci H., io>
ithh u tenn NprasanIu. \aVNcladmjc ic SucialiI,lu
Nendar nckaj doloccmcga, nckaj .otoNcul. nckaL
cesar 81 ne more NSakdO raIlaYati, kakor hi SAN,
hotel. komur socializcm nj vScc. nu pac nj vScc
pa maj "a zavrlc, mai ga pobiia ali to nc ere.
da hi 81 IA prikrojaI pc Svoic. kakor me- ere. da h
siikar, Iii hUcc uStanoNiti nuvo solo. nznaccyaI he
10 barvo IA zclcno, mI"dro pa ~ rumcno. Social
zcnt jc ali pa nj; tc j., mora hiti TAX. kakrScu
Jc sam po sebi, he pa kakor hi ii kdu rad ubrczal
IN pobarval. Socializem jc cciota &C. ST mu ka i
ouNZainc, nj wee Nociallzcm IN &C. Sc Ia ali oui del
njcgOvc vsebinc popaGi, jc pupaccm YES. Ter :,
ne more vcc imcnovati SOcialilrm. Tako So tudI ne,
more wee poStavljati la razlicnc ''pollayc'. kc,.
ina sam Svoio podlagn. "Narudni" >orializcu
"katoliSki" socializenl. ''krScamski" >ocialilcu,
IN Sc "slovanski" ali pa "ameriSki" >oclalizcn
to je sauna nczmiScl. PRAY tako hi lahko kdn
naStopil z aristokraticnim ali pa ; kapitalJ,ti
'nlm Socializmom; Ia n"dvomna ahNurdmo>t Sc
ne bi pray mic razlikovala od prvc.
Cemu je treba Ijudcm , politiki ycdno krin-
kc' kdor jc rcpublikancc, kdor ic nationalist
b"di nacionali>t. Ma dvch Stolih pa 81 ne more Sc
dcti. in pc kri>tovih bc>edah 81 ,c more >IuIiti
bogu in huditu. Pri mas pa sc ncprenchoma poia
rljaio apo>tclmi. hi hi radi ApclJaii dclav>tvo \
tako dvoino sluzbo, ki hi bila \ rc>nici >cycla
boil hudiccva nc"o boIia.
20 v>cm ralumIjivo ic. da hi rcpublikanci
dcmokratJc IN pro.rcNi>ti radi u>,ano,ili polite
no ueiaN>ko rcHerN". ; katrro in HI blJIm pr pa
radah dcIaIa Staiazo. SaJ Sc Jc kliub v>cJ olab-
h'N'inaSpr"thlk"v Y dvanaJ>tlh lctih vcudar lud
pm mas marshal lzprcmcnIlo, m rctuli & NINA
III" lhlldcalhcJSc organlzaciJr, to - praNI, cctudi
=" lupatam deIavcl Sc nclaNedui i'm ~ daiu >,
pm, lc Nelluar delav>tNu Y >%pl"Su"m priIobilo to
hko ~NclJaNc. da ga ne murcJo ne dcmoiral jc ne
r'publkaHrl prczlratl. /ahNaliti ulmatcga me- re
Pu''iNdII'h ne demonstrations m tudI n" >Nulim
"AJh"N cl>ih' prllaiciIehi' Isl mu prtdi"alo nova
h'ne>a. Use kar j. doScgl", .lc uNpch niryoyih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
Socialism in patriotizem.

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icll, dnklcr bu tako >c>,avlicna.
kakor >cdai
!""i '" h. bile place %Hr"J"m". Ia
'lI" NapnaliNiI"m druIhl tcIl"
~"dpra'I'I uaprtulnc. \a,ada ic
r"NN"d ld"Iua >ralra. IN marNiko-
hiu r"ldc 'c/No \ "laN". da mi We"
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- nii>Icr eta II : tenn ZagoIovl
h"l1A" p~"Nircl'n. mem. dd j. 10 p"'
"~"r"In"'na y rcdu.
Nj .layuo j. to-. da ic lakou
%prcpovcdaI uapitniuc. nj pa povc-
h'I' "al hal nrl]ad"n uNIu/bcncl
'""r Hamr>'" me, ludI y" vclI-
Nn '~N'NANNlh h"'cIIh IN ~r"Ntavra-
''l"n al nrI>I" %">p"darJem ma
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N'''"n'''''\ Is" !" pri>ci IaNon ma
.Ampak nckal lrunruI prihI ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
Conemaugh. Pa.

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Go>to ypo>ilia \ glavmi urad po-
vr>ma porocila in povrSmo ilpol.
njruc ti>koviuc im druyo. : ccmcr
- della ncprilikc in dclo y 81. ura-
du. kakor tudi pri dru>tvih -
pros druStvvnc oIborc i'm clan
>tNu. da vpo>tcva >lcdccc.
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mia. tako, ia he bodc potrcba IA
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
ZAJAMCENE PRAVICE.

Slcdccc rcSmicc Smatramn IA
iasnc in mcpotrcbnc kakSnc"I do
kaza:
Da 80 v>i ljudjc cnako rojcni.
la ;" od SvOjc"a Stvarnikd obdar-
icni Z rotovimi ncprudajnimi pra-
r%icani. da spadaio med ic zlv
ljcnjc, svoboda in SircmlicnJc pu
Nrcci, la 50 ~ var>tvo tch praNIc
u%Stanovljcmc med liudmi Wade.
katerih pravicna oblaSt izVira ol
pritrdila vladanih. da INA marod
vSclcl, kadar po>eIc kakSua vlad-
ma Oblika u%niccvalmo Y lc kOnGmr
>mOtrc, pravico. da jo iIprcmc-
III ali pa odpravi, ter naSlavi movo
Waldo IN io %uSianOvi ma takih ma
relih in urcdi memo "blaSt iakiiI
oblikah, kakor 81 mu zdi najpo-
trebncic ~ nic"nvo NaruoNt in
>rcco.
R%aIumnoSt Steer praNi. da mai
So IL dolgo ob>toictc Wade me-
mcmiaju zaradi maIcnkoStmih ali
m%imoidoGih vzrokov, in tako j..
%pokazala izkuSnia, da l.iudic ra.iSi
prcnaSaio trplicnjc. doklcr "a ir
mogoGc prcnaSati. kakor da hi 81
Sami well pravi"o 4 umitcnjcm
oblik. katcrim 50 80 Ic privadili.
&c pa dokazuic dolga vrSta zlo-
rab in mcpravitmih %ukrcp"v. Hi
gredo ncprcnchoma "a n"Vim
production, namcn, da 81 pudVrIc
narod ab>oIutmcmu dc>potizmu,t c-
daj ina la pravic", tcdai ic ME
gova dolluoNt. da ovrzc tako VIA
do in 81 napravi move branikc "a
Nvojo VarnuSt -
Take %ovori yla>ovi,a ''Il.iava
neodvi>n">ti, : katcro ic prvi
kongrcS zdruzcmih k]olomii y .Amc-
riki opraNitil boj L Anglii" in cd
rovcd pokoricinc an"lc>kcmu
kraliu. SlovcSno .ic bila : ten H.
rcrcma pravica liudNtva do rcvo-
%luciir. Iljava ic pribila. da .jc IA
pravica vctna. %ucumr.iooa, ncumic-
l.iiNa.
"Nsi l.iudic 81 omako r%o.icni.
NSi imajo pravico do Iivl.jcn.ia.
svobodc in Ntrcmlicnia pc Srcci.'
lmaio Ii cnako roicni l.iud.ic
%dandanc> V .\mcriki cnakc pravi-
&C .jc Ii NTH Iivlicu.ic zgaoioy-
ljcno. nlivaiu Ii >vobodo, pridciu
Ii do SreCr!!
Ma ti>ucc MmcriSkih dclavccv
iI.ubi Svojc Iivlicujc Y rudmikih.
ua %zclcznicah, Y plavzih it'd. kcr
nj IA niihovo varnuSt dovolj po-
skrblieun. Jctika in podobnc bo-
lem pokn,c Stuti>occ. kcr nimaiu
dcmaria IA zdravic. Brczpo>clno,,
III bcda poIcnc ncStctc Y >amomor.
Min pravica do l|ivljcm.ia .ic ma
papiriu.
Svubodo d~clavStva simbolizira-
10 rolicaj>kc goriacc, tolpr profc-
'~lonclnih %prctcpaGcv in milicar-
skc Strojnc puSkc oh GaSu Straj-
kov. Svobodo o%znaGu.ic.io >odmij
>ke prcpovedi. zakoni prot DELAY
Gem in abSolutizem Y kapitaliStiG-
nili p~odjctiil.
In kaksna j. Nrcca ~dcIavNtva.
p"rc >ta,i>tika plac. Iii pripovc-
dulc. da ne za>luli o"rumna ycci-
ma mi,i toliko. kolikor hi "a mate
rI.lalnc potrcbe zado>tovalo.
60. Narnu livlicnic. Svoboda i'm
Nrcca 50 vccnc clovcIkc pravirc
praNl iz.lava amcriSkc ncodvis-
nOSti
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

Pred ncdavnm ~ ma Ncm>krm u>iauuNilI
nrkakicn Narodcn odbor". Iii i ic nddcl ualogo.
da della propaganda IA "ca>tcn mir. q TEN. kaJ
j. "ca>ten mir. kakSni 50 vzroki in kak>ni ma
ncni v"inc in Sploh q ypraSaniih. Iii 81 I mir"m
Y zvcli. 50 pa Maori Hclo rallicni Y omcujcu"
organizaciio 50 priSli ljudic. katcrim ic rc>uo lr-
hrcc ma po>tcncn mirlI. i'll vcdo. da ~ {" i">"/c
lie tc'laJ. go ne bo %poni/ama niih d"irIa. ampak rr
tudi naSprotniki ne bodo p%oniIcni. Pri>li -" PA 4
odbor tlIdi vSakovr>tni drugi element. TAXI. ki -"
'poNNod craven putcm TAXI. Iii pr">olaJ" east
mlIu in dcIclc : >tali>ca Deutschland. Drut>ch
land, uber Allies. TAXI. HI hoGcln amcktiratI ma
dcsnO in ma levo. TAXI. XII na Them Jal".
ce ne hi bilo mogocc tudi pri tenn gibanju akJ pro-
ftirati. Tako j. bilo ~ od zaGctka >koraI got"N".
da mora priti prcialiSlcj do kourlikra. lit priSlo Jc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
~Presenetljive Stevilke.

liavmokar izdano pororilo Anne.
rlcan Association IA dclav>ko "a
konodajo New Iorku opolaria
~"bclh>tNo ma prcScnctljivu del
>tvo. ia j. vclika mnoIina hnlcl.
nj V IdruIcmih drIavah v/rnl,. da
vsak dclavcc iIgubi dryct DIM
Ictu. kar pomcmi pribliIuu $500
100000 izgubr ma za>lnIku IA de-
Iavcc. Tia lctna izguba Sc la lah-
ko preprcciti. Gee sku>amo prcprc-
cIti bolelen. PrvO in majholi 100.
glavltno Jc. da )" popolmoma lIri-
StlJo crcva. - Nzemitc Trincric-
vo AmcriSko zdravilmo grcmko Vi
no. XII izciSti IclOdcc in crcva. ne
da hi vas oslabelo. o.iati lclodrc
IN rc%ulIra njcgovo dclo. pnv"ra
TEX IN drIi tclo zdravo i'm ci>in.
T~rlnerJcvo amcriSko zdrayilno
grcnko VINO ne vSchuir mobcnih
kemlkalij. icmvcc .ic ildclano il
grcnklh zcliSc. Iii imajo ,cliko
zdravstvcna moe. in ci>icga rdr-
ccga VIVA. katcro radi tcga nikoli
ne razdrali tudi majbolj ubcuiiii-
vega Iclodca. C"na 500. V IT,
karnah.
T%rn"rJcv Limimcni j" ilvr,imo
HdravIlo IA zunanjo radio. pravi
prvako pc kakovo>ti. Pri rcvma.
tizmu. ~ncvraigiii. otcklinah. wi
n]cnJn. it'd. da nitro odpomoc. Co.
ma : III soc Y lckarnah. Po posi-
80 IN 6Oc. Jos. Trincr. izdcloval.
nj kcmlk, l333-l339 =. Ashland
Ave. Chicago. Ill.
(AdvcrtiScmcnt.)
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NajboljSe agitatoricno srestvo
"a jesenske volitve je socialistiCen
casopis. Razsirjajte Proletarca!
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At'N EkrISkAENT
SLOW, DELAVSkA
UstaDovljena dns lS avrasta
1893.
P0DPORNA zYEzA
Inksrporrsra q. aprtls 1909
drfavi Penn.
Sedez: C~Onemauah. p,

GLAVNI URADNIKI:
fkFpStp\Ik: Ivan rrostor lO9S Norwood Rid, Clvtlaml. Ohip
iOpIkEDSEDNlK: Joip Zoko, Il f. II. -. box -, West Newton, Pa.
.AJ\ik: Bias NOvak, IT Main st. Concmaucb. Pa.
'oMo%Nl TAJNlk; Andrci Nhlich, 40 Franklin Main ST. Concmaugh, Pa
Rl.NiMNlk: JoiP Zcc, CLOS St Clair Ave, cleveland. Ohio.
IoMoHNl HlAGAJNlk: frank ravlov5i5. 20 Main st, Coucmaush, Pa.
NADzoRNIKI:
J. nalSornt,: Ivan \. Kakcr. 2O7 Hanover st. Milwaukee. Wis
{: naihornik: NikOlai IoNS, l Crib ST, Numrcv Hill. \. = rTtsLur, Ia
.. n'l1ornik: Jakob kocau, hoo +. SD ST. Cleveland Ohio
PoRoTNIKI:
l. ro"tuik: Anton laNi;, box :. Yukon, Ia
= uorotnih: Prank Bavdck. Bx 30. Dnmo. Ia.
~ lu"tnih: Auton Wcny, box ~, Superior, Ia.
vRHovNI zDRAvNIK:
+ !. Kern. NJ u, G9O9 st Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
PoMozNI oDBoR:
frank Skufca. ~ ind 81, Coucmausl.. Ia.
Ivan lager t. jiI Woodland Ave. Coucmau.h. Ia.
Franc Kos. Concmaugh. IA
Mhacl flcS, IL + d. I, h. li3n, Johustown. Pa.
Jakoh Rupert. b 23S. South Fork. Ia.
Ivan lIniar, JohnStowm. Pa.
GIANNi URAD y hist Il 20 Main St. Concinaurh. Pa,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
Machines Not Molcstcd.
VETERAN ARTILLERYMAN
MISSING IN DOUGLAS


Douglas, Ariz March 24.--Officers
of the sixth United states artillery
appealed today To tho civil authorities
of towns along the border TO aid them
in searching for John Arnold. quarter
master sergeant, one Of the best
known artillery officers along the
Mexican boundary. Sergeant Arnold
disappeared Sunday afternoon and not
the slightest trace of him has been
found
Sergeant Arnold is SO years OF age
ana ON April ] would have completed
his thirty years of service in the army.
His retirement papers already have
been sent to Washington With the APP
proval of his ranking officers. During
the last two years, he has been sta
toned at various times in FL Paso,
Naco, Nogales Douglas and other bor-
der towns. His home is in Fort Hi
ley, Kan.
Friends and fellow-officers Of the
missing sergeant said tonight that
they feared that Sergeant Arnold had
either wandered away while mentally
unbalanced or had met with foul play.
Unless located within ten days, from
the time he left camp last Sunday. he
viii be dropped from the army ranks
as a descrter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
FOUND HEALTH
IN CARDU|
Oklahoma Lady Says She Wis
tied Four States Seeking
Health, But Did Not Find
1t Until She Took
Cardui.

lIcnryetta. Okla Mrs Anna Iille-
man ~ this place, says that she sut-
fercd for 5 years with headache, back
ache, ana other complaints caused
from womauly troubles, and that she
had been to Colorado, Dakota Mis-
souri,. and Kansas seeking health and
never found il until she took Cardui
She says she was given up and WITS
confined 90 her bed Tor three months
She further says I've then moved
here and after moving here the drug
gist here In Henryetta, Okla, told my
husband about Curdui and gave him a
birthday Almanac. and ! read the les
timonials and began taking il. and
could see after ! had taken the second
bottle II WAS doing me good, ana SO
have kept II ep. 1 would not do With.
out II In the house. When | feel tired
and nervous after doing hard day Z
work il seems 70 rest me and make mi
feel fresh
Today / arm well woman and
know that Cardul has cured ms
can do all my own work and
washing and house cleaning now with.
out ever giving out. I have seYera
friends right here in town who have
been unable 10 do their work fol
years but are now up, since taking
coupie II bottles Of Cardui. ! weigh
l4s pounds, and SIN always we'll
When ! commenced taking u one yeal
ago. ] only weighed 100 POUNDS.
All druggists sell Cardui, the WON
ans tonic. Try Il If you need remed,
OF this kind. Get bottle today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
STEAMER SUSSEX
IS TORPEDOED IN
ENGLISH CHANNEL
Many Americans Are Believed
Aboard Reports Say Vessel
Is Still AfIoat and All Pas
Senger8 Are Believed Safe.
10y .osn'no JOURNAL ssee'Al ts.sso w,ssl

London. March "a (S:19 y. m)--It
is reported that a cross-channei pas
senger boat from Folsstone to Dieppe
was torpedoed this afternoon.
The Central News SAYS the steamer
was the Sussex and that she was tor
pedoed off Roachy head The agency
gives the number of passengers as
$50, a few of whom were British. The
vessel was under the command Of
Captain Meuffet while the crew num-
hered forty. mostly ITrenchmen.
The continental traffice office Of
the brighton railroad says that ac-
cordng to reports received by ii. all
persons on board the steamer were
saved and the vessel Is still afloat \
later report-timed 1890 p. M
SAYS the Sussex is sim afloat and in
charge Of n tug
81 think it possible that there was
a number Of Americans among the
passengers of the Sussex said Robert
r. skinner the American consul gen
eral in reply to a question by the AS
sociated Press because in the last
few days my office has vised pass
ports for many Americans going to
France
At both the American embassy and
the consulate general there were ru-
mors that the Sussex had been tor
pedoed, but neither had received any
details
The Sussex left Folkestone at 1920
o'clock this afternoon flying the
French flag and met with mshap
somewhere off Dieppe at T O'Clock to-
night When the alarm was sent out
"a number of vessels in the vicinity
hurried to her assistance. while others
rushed under fun steam from Dieppe
harbor
The Sussex is owned by the French
state railroad, but Is managed by the
Brgton railroad. Before the war she
was employed in the night service be
tween New Haven and Dieppe, but af-
ter the outbreak Of hostilities her run
was changed from Folkestone to
Dieppe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
KAISER COMPLIMENTS
GALLANT BIRDMAN
l.v ~o-m.a ,ou-... spsc,A. ls.sso w,.s

Berlin. March "A Cby Wireless to
Sayville.) Emperor William has sent
the following letter, in his own hand
writing. to Lieutenant Boelke, Of the
aviation corps
81 have been informed that you
have again returned successfully from
combat with the e@cmy's aeropanes
recently bestowed on YOU the high
est war order, Pour le Merite, in or
der to demonstrate the importance
attach to the results of your cour-
agcous action, but I shall not let pass
this moment, when YOU have disabled
your twelfth aeroplanc, which means
that you have disabled two air squad
rons of the enemy, without expressing
to you again my fullest acEnowledg-
ment Of your excellent achievement
in aerial fighting"
Thu official German report of
March %, said Lieutenant Boelke in
an aerial engagement near Nerdun
had brought down his thirteenth ae-
roplane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
Ell PAS0 PANICKY; ARMY
OFFICERS lRRITATED
OVER FALSE REPORTS
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page OneO
las. Ariz., saying Mexican troops were
massing across the line from Doug
las pointing out that the Columbus
massacre could easily be repeated in
the Arizona town and asking for help
before it was too late" was made
public today by senator Ashurst Of
Arizona.
Senator Ashurst said he knew
Richardson and his telegram was
authoritative. Il am giving this tcle-
gram for publication" said senator
Ashurst, land will not even submit It
to the senate because it viii be use
less. 7 am tired Of trying to get amy
thing done.
Richardson's telegram follows
Mexican general has forty pieces
Of artillery and 5000 cavalry station
ed ten blocks from center of Douglas.
Seven thousand cavalry six miles
south Of Douglas. We have only L.
500 infantry 500 cavalry and four
pieces of artillery. our troops sta
toned two miles east of Douglas. |
am reliably informed that it would
take one hour for our troops to reach
Douglas in ease of night attack. our
army forbidden by administration
from making any active defense prep
arations for fear Mexicans might mis-
construc such preparation. MeXicans
have entrenchcd against United states
side and have barbed wire entangle-
ments We have no entertainments.
Mexican troops could easily repeat
Columbus massacre i'm Douglas on
much larger scale and return to Mex
leo with similar loss. All of these
statements can be verified by our
army officers here Help us if you
can before il is too late
Conflicting reports of the massing
of Carranza troops on the border
reached here today American con-
suls in northern Mexico, under orders
of the state department to investigate
the troop movements, reported that
they found no massng Of troops in
the northern sections.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
GringoeS and GreaSers

These two words will he of no use
IN the near future, after the Mexican
revolution Is settled. when the TWEEN
.ty republics of the south join and
streuethon the North American de-
mocrcy. And the subsequent neces-
saiv tremendous commercial inter-
course will open the avenue of oppor-
tunfty 20 the hngulst So II is advis-
able to begin at once 10 learn Span
ish. MIR J G. Caldas, from Colom-
hia South America, charges $500 for
ia month Of eight lessons given At
home Residence, ll6 South Third
street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
TEXAS GOVERNOR HAS
NO REQuES NOR GUARDS

Austin, Tex, March Ex-Governor
James E. Ferguson, of Texas said to-
night that he had no request for
mobilization of the Texas national
guard from Sheriff Edwards Of FL
Paso county. Adjutant General Hem
~ liutchings said no such request
has been received by his department
and that no such action was contem-
plated tonight No militia has been
called out Yet anywhere in this state.
we are keeping in constant touch
with the Mexican situation said the
governor Captain Monroe Fox and
his company of rangers is now in the
vicinity of FL Paso and rendering
Texas authorities all the assistance
possible. of course sheriff Edwards
desires all possible assistance and we
are doing all we can in that direction.
However. no militia has been called
out and the FL Paso sheriff has not
asked for state troops"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
pIsQulIHrING ltEpOnTS
NRI Sifr NJ REST

washington, March 2i.-With dis
oilicting reports from Mexico official
Nv denied FROM all sources, admins
tration officials settled down again to-
might to await word that Villa and
his bandits had been captured or
Killed by American or Mexican troops.
The apprehension aroused by reports
that the Carranza garrison at Ehihua-
hun City had Joined the bandits had
completely subsidized While congress
sim heard talk of rumors of impend-
ing border disturbances the White
/ House. state aud war departments
were satisfied that nothing had arisen
beyond the border to Justify addition
al military precautions
| No confirmation had reached the
war department Of adviccs to General
Gales. Carranaa governor OF sonora
that Nillu was surrounded hY columns
/ OF Mexican and American troops near
/ NamiQuipa The day passed without
messages of other than routine char
lacter from General Funston or other
larmy officials on The border It WINS
noted at the war department how
lever. that General Funston placed
some crodenee in unofficial reports
that General Pershing's troops already
had met and engaged the bandits
since the American border command
or les in a position TO know the exact
whereabouts Of the American col
umns. pursuing Jhe bandit lus epn-
lions i'm this connection have ereuI
weight
The report that General Herrera
land his garrison in chihuahua had
reyolted was positively denied bN
! American Consul Letcher at thihua.
lhua city Disturbed hy conttctint
lrumors from the border, state de
Ipartmeut officials last night tele
graphed MT fletcher tor an tmmedi
ate report His reply was available
when President Wilson met With thu
cabinet this morning Reassurin.
messages had come also from man,
points just beyond tho border saying
there was no indication that Cafran
"a troops were helms masscd near tbs
American line The i'uation at Tam
lpico was reported quiet I'm mesage'
from the gunboat Mach'as and late
dispatch announced the arrival of Ih'
hsttlcship Kentucky there.
With these official statements he
fore them, in spite of alarming report
To the contrary reachiug the govern
. meni departments and members q
congress from many unofficial source
iii. nre4ftIrnf and his affttiaI famin
decided there was no necessity Go cal
ont the national guard ~0r horde
duty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
.SHACkLE TON HAS
ONE ANTARCTIC
SHIP DAMAGED
Fate of Lieutenant Sir Earn
est Fletcher and Party May
Not Be Known Until Next
November.
~ MOANING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,sel

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL Leased VIE
Melbourne. March 25.-The auXil-
larry ship Aurora, Of The Shacketon
Antarctic expedition has been dam
aged ANA ia proceeding TO New Zeal
ana for repairs, according to = Wire
less dispatch from the vessel received
by the navy department here yester-
day.
Four members of the Aurora's par
ty were left behind at the Ross sea
base of the expeditions 1t is evident
from the wireless dispatches that me
fate of Lieut. Sir Ernest Fletcher ana
the rest Of the party which Is at
tempting to cross the Antarctic re-
gion. is yet unknown. Probably moth
ing will be heard from them until
next November when the ice breaks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25

Berlin, March "A tby Wireless to
'ruckerton. n Jl-The long-expected
split Ia the German socialist party rs
the result OF the political situation
created by the submarine warfare
controversy occurred today \ new
party consisting of eighteen socialist
momhers was constructed by the rad
zeal wing after socialist caucus had
decided to exclude Deputy Haase for
"a breach of discipline
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-25
STANDARD OIL CASH
DECLINED BY GAYN0R


New York, March 2i-Capital.
which the Standard on company wis
said 10 be ready 10 furnish amount
ing TO 100000, GOO. was in August
1911, offered 20 William j. Gaynor,
then mayor. for the construction Of
subway ana water front improve
monts William y. Ellison, then the
city's corporation counsel, today tes-
titled before the Thompson legislative
committee which IL investigating the
public service commission
Mayor Gaynor turned the sugges.
ton down, he said