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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
DEAD TROOPERS
ARE BURIED WITH
MILITARY HONORS

Columbus. ~ NJ. March l2.-Mil-
tary honors were paid Saturday TO the
seven troopser of the 18th Cavalry
killed in action Thursday when Villa
raided Clumbus.
Lew hy Col. Slocum and his officers
the small band Of American troopers
who drive Villas raiders out Of CO.
lumous escorted the bodies back TO
the station. The regimental band which
suffered severely in the action, played
CLopin's funeral march. Troop K. fol-
lowing. appeared with guidons draped
in black. The chargers of Griffin and
King Vail. the two members Of Troop
K. killed. were led in line, the saddles
covered with crepe.
General Bertani, leader Of the Car
rama forces. which reached Palmoas
Chihuahua. six miles south of the hor-
der. Saturday night, marched with the
regimental officers.
The dead sent away were.
Sergeant John G. Nievergelt, regimen,a]
band. aged 50.
Sergeant Paul Simon aged %. band.
Sergeant Mark Dobbs machine gun pla-
toon. aged "a.
Corporal Harry E. wisewel, aged s.
Troop G.
Private Thomas Butler. Troop F. aged
IS. born in Syracuse, y. +
Private Fred A. Griffin, Troop X. aged
q.
Horseshoer Frank hindvall. Trook K
aged IS.
Sergeant Nievergelt was killed while
trying to get his wife and daughter from
their quarters in town TO the camp. The
women lay beside the body until An.ri-
can troopers drove the bandits out of
range.
Sergeant Simon met death while c.rry-
Ing orders from camp to the troops hgh--
ing at the border gate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
MEXICANS ARE
IN CUSTODY AT
NOGALES. ARIZ.

Nogales. Ariz.. March 12.-Several
Mexicans suspected Of being villa ad-
herents were taken into custody and
questioned here today by United
States military authorities. acting upon
information supplied by deputy sher-
IFS. Arms and ammunition in their
possession were confiscated.
Among those apprehended was General
Camber1s. = former Villa general. A con-
dition OF subdued excitement prevailed
here today. marked by activity on the
part Of American troops. A heavy guard
patroiled the border while patrols kept
constant vigil In the streets OF the town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
MRS. WRIGHT WAS
CALLED QUEEN
OF V|LLISTAS
American Woman Held Prisoner
By Villa for Nine Days Relates
More of Her Experiences

FL ePaso. Tex. March 12.-Mrs. Maud
Hauke Wright. the American woman VINO
rode nine DAYS with the Villa troops pre-
eeiins the raid on Columbus. y. NJ. is
here Saturday awaiting the arriva! Of her
baby which was taken from her and given
to q Mexican family at their home near
Pearson. Mex. The baby is safe and she
expects it to be brought 20 her soon. Her
husband was killed by the bandits
Mrs Wright retold her story OF the nin-
day trip with the bandits. as though II
were commonplace She had suffered so
much that she had apparently lost eli
sense of fear. Because she suffered in s.
lence and held herself aloof, she was
called 'Laroyna." queen of the Niliistas.
by the troops.
Villa had told one Of the officers that ne
preferred TO have her die of exhaustion
rather than 10 kill her ou;right-and be-
cause she proved TO be able 20 withstand
hariships better than his own men he
promised he would release her after he
had sacked Columbus. He also agreed
TO give her 800 in gold and permit 70
travel unmolested throughout any part Of
Villa territory.
villa only talked 10 ne twice Mrs
Wright said. y avoided talking with
him because he would have thought I ad-
mired him and would have forced ne 10
accompany him. He told his o.ncers how
he would wipe out the town OF Columbus
and then when the United States tried tn
invade the Mexican territory Germany
and Japan would step in 10 interfere
Whether some agents Of these Two cnun-
tries are making him believe this. OF
whether i, is an idea which came 20 him
DO not know. But he is convinced that
he will be assisted in the hSht he has
started.
! How | wanted 10 escape 10 tell TIE
, people of Columbus about the attack
| But I was watched all the time. The
| first night ! was allowed to sleep il
an abandoned adobe hut. which was
| prepared for me. About 80 saddles were
| piled in front Of the door. The guards
I slept with their heads TO the door anc
| their feet TO fire just beyond.
| Il lay down. but not TO sleep. About
/ Midnight l heard the snoring Of tbs
i hcXlcan guards. ! peereC through tsf
! opening Of the saddles and spied Vii.
, las charger q splendid steed about y
! feet from the hut. One by one remov'
! ed the saddles and stepped over tbs
7 sleeping forms until I reached III:
! horse.
| The morse was tangled in his rope
| l began 10 un,agIe the horse and ther
7 one of the Mexicans turned over. He
| saw something was wrong. l stood be
| hind the horse. but the horse refused
to stand still and il kept me bus.
keeping behind the animal Finally tht
guard came out to where the horse
| was.
What are you doing here he ask
ed
'Cntangling this horse / replied
! When he finished the task | started
=! back &c the hut. l longed for a ha1
pin. a dagger. penknife-anything Z
| kill the man. II l had killed him
could have escaped. since none OF tbs
other horses could have overtaken me
Il returned TO the hut. From then or
was watched constantly until ! wa:
released at Columbus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
WASHINGTON
CONTENTION
ON REQUEST
0FCARRANzA

Washington. March 12.-General
Carranza's request for Permission to
send Mexican troops into American
territory to pursue bandits who escape
across the border will be considered
by President Wilson and Secretary
Lansing tomorrow. 1t has been con-
sidered practically certain that
the reply will be to the effect
that American troops were only be-
ing sent into Mexican territory
in pursuit of the Villa outlaws because
the de facto government of Mexico did
not have sufficient forces on the scene
to deal with the situation and that when.
ever bandits should Cross into American
territory where there was not suhhcien:
American soldiers to take them into Gus.
tody. the right Of entry would be acco- J.
ed Carranza troops.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
RUM0RS QUICK
DASH ACROSS
MEXICO BORDER
Important Movements Are Indi.
Gated in Ell Paso
Dispatches

El Paso. March 12.--Reports late to-
night indicated important American
troop movements on the Arizona Son
ora boundary line. Strong cavalry pa
trois were reported close to the bound
ary in the vicinity of San Bernardino.
These movements led to persistent re-
ports that small American forces were
preparing for a quick dash across the
international line in that region.
Concentrating Cavalry
Rapid concentration Of American
cavalry, infantry and artillery was un-
der way tonight along the Mexican
border west Of here. opposite the ter
rltory where Villa is supposed to be
hiding. Three batteries Of the 4th Field
Artillery, A. 3 and c. left here tonight
for this border The concentration
point or points were not revealed. ex-
cept that one Of them was Columbus,
n. NJ. which Villa raided.
Six hundred Mexican cavalrymen are
on their way to Casas Grandes to CO.
operate with Gen. Bertani against VII
Ia and relieve the 500 Mormon col
onists in that district from the danger
Of Villas threatened attack, it was an
nounced here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13

Will Not BE Tolerated
The constitutional government has
given instructions to its confidential agent
at Washington Immediately to make rep
reservations that under no circumstances
will any motive. be the reasons or eX-
plantations OF the United States what they
may, justify the armed invasion of Mex
lean territory without reciprocal rights
being granted TO the Mexicans, and that
no; for an instant will the invasion OF
Mexican territory or an outrage TO its
dignity be tolerated.
II am sure that in this interpret the
national sentinen. and that the Mexican
people will worthily comply with their
duty. be the sacrifices what they may,
to sustain their rights and sovereignty.
IT, unfortunately. We are dragged into a
war, which the United States never can
Justify. we will not be responsible for the
disastrous consequences, but will serve
as instruments for Mexican traitors with
In and without our country who have la
bored long to produce this result and
upon their heads will fall the inexorable
Justice OF the Mexican people"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
SIX ROOSEVELT
CANDIDATES OFF
ILLINOIS SLATE

Sprir sield. III. March l2.-Three Ee-
publican and three Progressive candi-
dates for delegates to the national con-
ventions who expressed a preference
for Theodore Roosevelt in petitions for
election filed with Secretary Of State
Lewis G. Stephenson, have formally
been disavowed by Roosevelt and their
names will not go on the bs1ots for
the April II primary.
After an exchange Of numerous tele-
grams between the secretary of state
and Col. Roosevelt's private secretary,
John McGrath. a disavowal properly
executed by Roosevelt & Son. attor-
neys for the former President. was re-
ceived by Secretary Stephenson late
Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
BAR AMERICAN
NEWSPAPERS OUT
OF MATAMORAS

Brownsville. Texas. March 12.-An Off
cial decree barring all American news
papers from Matamoras, the Mexican
town across the Rio Grande from
Brownsville, was issued by the Mexican
authorities there today. No reason was
given. The action came as a surprise
here and two arrests resulted. Leno Gar
cia. boatman on the international ferry,
was arrested tonight because he carried
bundle Of newspapers across the in
ternational boundary for a Matamoras
resident. A carrier for a Brownsville pa
per was detained a short time and his
papers coniscated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
FIRST TRAIN IN
FIVEDAYS IS AT
Ell PASO, TEXa

El Paso. Texas. March I2-Th.
passenger train in five days ar,;r.s
JUaTez this morning from Cbit...
City with a large number of ~.
civilian passengers and aa arm.s
cort. Their trip vas MADE unds, ~
nal conditions. Nothing was so.'
heard Of the Eillistas who ara -,
ed in the neighborhood Of Corraltts,
Passengers Story
John Churchill Of Fl Paso ".
rived in Juarez today from Chibn.s.
/ city. said that while he and sre ~
Americans were waiting for thei, ~
in Chihuahua Mexican th-e,...
hlnl. saying that all SIX Ans,ioa
would be hanged before ,hey -e,ss
the border. The Americans nad.
trip in safety.
Reports that peril 10 the Mo,.
colonists lad decreased cam. t,.|
Gen. Gavira. Juarez cor7nardan- al
felt that the Mormon colonis,s ".
perfectly safe under Ire protec,io, i
the troops ot Col. Samust, -Goruls
Gavira said he had not rece: we'd >.
instructions from Gen. Carrarzs
Two trains that were expected i,
Juarez from Chihuahua City carrrh,
the soo soldiers of Gen. Benjamin Ga,
"a and Gen. Luis Guttierez, commas.
erin chief Of chihuahua. did not a..
pear. II was said the trains stopped n
Laguna. near Chihuahua T.e otscn
al Juarez thought the trains woys
arrive tomorrow.
There was still uncertainty IN Il,
Juarez headquarters as to which Gu.
ralito Villa was reported 70 be ur
T One IS q ranch about = miles trr
/ the railway station named CorraAs
! Possession OF this station would nm
. Villa control of the line. The fac, tg
/ he train from Chihuahua ur.
through this morning without ineIts
supports the theory that he was W
/ the ranch Corralltos Mex!cans VII
talked with Villas troops just prir .
the Columbus raid said thai Villa ID
them that his next noven ect worlis
against El Paso and Juarez But Gs
Gayira said that Gen. BerIanL Who
trying 70 head off the rebels from II
North. believed that Villa INTENDED /
strike down the course Of the Chinia
river 10 get into Sinaloa. there
possibly hoped 10 rebuild ais repaa
ton politically.
| Gen. Gavira said he had heard ,hi
President Carrarza had left the pt
! v!sional capital a, QLerrato.
TIE 9Th and 18th United states |.
fantry broke camp here today. At Brl
Gen. Pershing's headquarters il vi
said they might ent-air b. iomorrS
bat information about their destinalA
vas refused.
Mrs. Maud II. Wright. who Vi
taken TO Columbus hy the Villa raj
ers. has not yet recovered her bal
which was taken fror, her when
husband vas killed az ire WHf
ranch nine days before the inyasS
Of New Mexico. She said she has
surances that the baby IS we'll
Pearson.
II. c. Miles. British consul here. VI
refused permission TO-DAY to send
code message 10 the British vice COL
sui in Chihuahua City. This vas U
der the Mexican censorship. Aner'es
in Juarez said that the censorship d
kept the mass of runners ciTcnsM
here from reaching the Mexican ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
.CARRANzA men
Offer SERVICES
/ IN COOPERATION
Juarez Commandant Denies De
Facto Government Hostile to
Movement of L. S. Troops

Ell Paso, Tex. March i2-Firs, Chief
Carranza's attitude towards the United
States as a resul; of Villas brigandage
is unknown TO Gen. Gavira. the command
ant at Juarez. Gen. Gavira stated TO 4"
Associated Press Saturday night ira he
had not received a word from the aieAl-
can government relative to the crisis, but
added that Gen. Guis Gutierrez. rTiii;arF
head of the state of Chihuahua. "oull
arrive at Juarez on a special train toIn"--
row for a conference.
View Not Hostile
In reply 10 the question as 10 whether
Gen Parshing would be a party -C the
conference. the general answered III the
negative. adding that the conference wSs
entirely personal. He was quick - de-y
the report that the Mexican popplace
took hostile view OF President Wilson s
position.
Il have tie creates. fai,n in Mr.. VII
sons disintereste tedness and friendly rno-
tives.'' he said. ''and I am quite as pos
tive that Gen. Gutierrez shares my view.
We should be glad 10 cooperate wi:1 the
United States
, Inquiries among well informed MeXicans
in Juarez showed tina; the idea 4
American troops on Mexican soil is ..ot
altogether welcome. One Mexican in an
Official position spoke guardedly os lie
affair but expressed his real feelings IN
Il is form:
We are now placing large forces in the
field against Villa and hope w-a 1an as
pose OF him before the Americ,n troops
cross the border Il would be u1uc;l be-
ter from The Mexican viewpoin: . let
Us finish him ourselves Ther tller=
would be no possibility OF any 1'Gshes Or
I-2isundersfandings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
Even High Officials at
Washington in D0ubtaS
to Whether" Force Has
Yet Crossed the Line
p,ete independence ard sovereignty o!
Mexico.

p,ete independence ard sovereignty Of
Mexico.
Arrangements Completed
Orders calculated 20 complete every
arrangement necessary for ,he move
m=nt Of the American forces into Mexi-
90 have been issued BY ofsce-s q the
general stat and heads Of the various
bureaus Of the department Nothing has
been omitted in she program recon-
mended by Ger. Funston
Assurance by Bliss
Major General Tssker II. Bliss. chief
Of the mobile army division. informed
Secretary Baker late today tha, ma
chi7e-y had been perfected 20 meet any
contingency taa. might arise inc:den;
to IL. Mexican campaign and could be
Sc, in motion a: word. Similar re-
ports came from the adju.an. general
the inspector general. ,he quartermas-
,e- general, the surgeon general. the
q, officials.
Nearly ever offcel. Official and clerk
AT the war department mas beer busy
since the Presidents announcement. Fri
day that the army would be sent into
Mexico to punish villa and his bandits
Every move by the department: to exc
cute the Presidents order was eloaked
n secrecy in accordance with Gen. Funs-
tons suggestion.
Secretary Baker spent today confer
ring with officials Of the general stat,
regarding the various phases Of the
situation. Direc, telegraph communi-
cation between the department and the
border was established.
Oncials reiterated expressions Of con-
fdence that the forces already along
the border would be suMcient TO carry
out the campaign 1t was said that
ceed to the border would be issued. a;
least for the present. The three cavalry
regiments ordered south will constitute
the only movement OF troops from the
interior posts. unless the present ar
raneements were altered Should Cen
erai Funston ask for additional forces.
however. the Fifth Cavalry. stationed
Kansas and Fort Sheridan. Ill. Will be
sent Immediately. Orders already have
been given 10 the commanding ofacers
Of this regiment TO hold themselves in
readiness 10 move.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
BULGARIA ENDS
APPORTIONING OF
SERB TERRITORY

Sofia. Bulgaria. March 12.-(yia Berl;,,
and London).-BuIgaria virtually has com.
pieted the task Of apportioning for gov.
ernmental purposes the occupied Serbian
territory. All Serbian except Belgrade
mas been divided in II departments and
IS districts.
In each department there has BEEN in.
stalled depart court, in each dist-;c,
lower court and for the whole country
there are three appelage courts. Th.r. :,
only one prison for each department
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13

troops consist Of scattered depart
ments that have to be concentrated.
sometimes by means OF difficult
marches, before they can be sent
southwark.
Concentration and transportation OF
troops is ont all Of our problem. how
ever. We are going to march into a
country that will afford us little or no
gion Of East Gaiicia and have made
further progress against the Turks in
Persia by taking the town Of Karind.
The Russians admit the sinking OF
Russian torpedo boat destroyer by
a submarine Of the Central Powers in
the Black sea of the Bulgarian port
Despite the unfavorable weather
conditions in the mountains the Ital-
ians are keeping up their operations
against the Austro- -Hungarians. They
are also intensely bombarding the
Isonzo front
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
RuMANIA WILL
Join CAUSE OF
ENTENTE ALL|E'
Agreement Reached Bstw"
Rumania and Russia ~
gagement on Danube with "
Bulgars

London. March i2.-An aeEee''..
has been reached between Rumahis =
Russia which is believed 10 'h.'''
the definite decision of Rumann
adhere to the cause Of the En'eh''
lies. according 10 a Bucharest oisp.., :,
TO the Exchange Telegraph o. :.
agreement permits Run1an!a |" y,
chase war materials in Russia anu
transport through Russia war n'''''
ais purchased elsewhere.
II is reported that Russia has de''
further TO give TO Rumania pa''
Bessara hia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
Fighting on Border

London. March ls.-An engagemsD.. :,
reported to have taken place Oh ~,
Danube between Rumanians ana ~ .r
garians, near the town Of Rahovo' ~
the Daily Mails Odessa correspo's'
ent. a Bulgarian frontier guard 10 ~ ID
to have fired upon a Runaniah
which was loading another vesse'
Rumanian waters.
The Bulgars signalled an Aus'..a y.
gunboat." the correspondent a'
who ordered the Rumanian vesses .
the Bulgarian shore They refuseo
comply. whereupon the gunboat openr
fire with machine guns and rifles =. "
manian troops replied to the -
There were many casualties on w.
sides.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
ITALIANS SEND
HAIL OF SHELLS
UPON GORILLA

Berlin. March 12-fBy wireless to Say
ville).-Italian artillery all day yesterday
and during last night threw a hail Of
shells into the southern quarter Of the
town OF Gorilla on the Isonzo front, ac.
colding to the official report given out
today at the Austfo-Hungarian army
headquarters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
OVER ALL MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES TROOPS ON BO
CARRANzA1
TROOPS REACH.
BORDER AT NA0

Douglas. Ariz.. March I2-r,.
hundred carranza troops from n
mosillo hurryins to Aqua Pr!eta
Mexican side reached the bords
Naco today. II was said they a..
be distributed along the eastern q.
ra border TO guard mining camo,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
AMERICAN ARMY
PATROLS EACH
SIDE NOGALES

Douglas. Ariz.. March 12.-Amefican az
my patrols with three days rations to-
night were assigned to guard the border
on each side Of the American town Of
Nogales, Ariz. Carranza troops today
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13

continued to pass through the Mexican
town OF Nogales. apparently concentrat-
ing to block Villas escape toward the
west.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13

An electric fire alarm siren inveps
by a Denver man has been
seventeen miles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
FIGHTING AT STANDSTILL

Continued from Page One)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
DENIES U. S. RIGHT

CONTINUED from Page One
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-13
Will Not Be Tolerated

that the sovereignty OF Mexico will be
respected.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Tax Returns on Personal Property.
All persons, firms and corporations
the city of Brunswick. owning per-
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cept those corporations required by
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