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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
Controller Authorizes
Banks to Remove Gold
From Border of Mexico

with President Wilson's firm refusal
TO withdraw American troops from
Mexico on its way to Mexico City this
afternoon. where II is expected To ar
rive tomorrow, administration officiaIs
continued today their preparations to
meet any emergency that may arise.
The mobilization of the National Guard
is proceeding satisfactorily, 1t was said
at the War Department.
one OF the first incidents that has
come up since the mobilization order
was the announcement today by John
Skelton Williams. controller of the cur
rency, that he has authorized one of
the largest national banks on the Mex
lean border to remove its gold reserve
to>an inland city. for fear of a Mexican
ATTACK He declined to tell where the
bank is located. although he remarked
that IT was not El Paso
Fears for Americans in Capital.
There is much unea siness over ~.
plight Of 5000 or more American. In
Mexico. throughout onicial circles
Special Agent Rodgers of the STATE De-
partment. who Is located at Mexico
City. cabled the State Department today
| that he is arranging for a special train
to take American and other foreigners
from Mexico City to Vera Cruz. He
said he would remain at his post.
Mr.. Rodgers message told of many
| anti-foreign demonstrations, parades
/ and mass meetings in the Mexican
| capital. and increasingly bitter sentI-
ment against Americans. No open acts
Of violence were reported.
The State Department is informed
that from Juarez to the west coast OF
Mexico posters have appeared calling
the Mexican people to arms and assert
ing that the United States is preparing
to hurl its armies into Mexico. Chaotic
conditions prevail everywhere and re-
] lations are strained to the breakfpe
point. The act of a subordinate com
lConanued. on Second Pa9e.I =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
The Secretary of State to the Secretary of
Foreign Relations of the de facto Govern
naent of Mexico
Department of State,
Washington, June 20, 1916.

Sir: l have read your communication,
which was delivered to me May u, 1916,
under instructions of the chief executive of
the de facto government of Mexico, on the
subject of the presence of American troops
in Mexican territory, and l would be wanting
in candor if | did not before making answer
to the allegations of fact and the conclusions
reached by your government, express the sur
prise and regret which have been caused this
government by the discourteous tone and tenn
per of this last communication of the de facto
government of Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
Looting at the Cusi Mines.

Depredations upon American persons and
property within Mexican jurisdiction have
has repeatedly requested in the strongest
terms that the de facto government safeguard
the lives and homes of American citizens and
furnish the protection, which international
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
Will Report Separately.

Continued on Second Page }
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Warning the Mexico that if it makes
e will follow the Ameican fatty
g Carranzas demand for the withdrawal of United States
from Mexico handed today by Secretary Lansing to
Eliseo Arredondo the Mexican ambassador designate
The American which printed in another column of The
Star today made public the State Department and
bukes the government for the dcoeou and
per Abiding the phrase he gravest
consequences will follow" the note says
while this government would deeply regret such result
from its settled determination
tiona rights perform full duty preventing further
vasion of the territory of the United States and removing the
peril which Americans along the international boundary have borne
long with patiehce and forbearance.'
CABINET DISCUSSES THE NOTE
After the made public cabinet meeting took
White House the President nqung each department
the departments which would be
a break with Mexico
Special Agent Rodgers of the State Department
Mexico City today that he arranging for special take
and other foreigners of the Mexican capital
parades and meetings there in hostility
Secretary Baker busy the War Department detail,
mobilization the National Guard
graver should Caanza hostes bring actual fight.
ing
AT the Navy Department efforts made hasten
small craft headed for Mexican serve
places of refuge for Americans
Congress steps being taken the puardsmen
ready for duty that them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20

lcontinued on Twelfth Pagea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
WEATHER.

Probably fair tonight and tomorrow;
moderate temperatures; light northwest
winds.
ending pm. Highest, SIS, at PM
yesterday: lowest. So. at am. today.
Full report on page Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20
Tomorrow's S Bargains

The advertisements in to-
days Star are well WORTH
reading as guide for to-
morrow's shopping.
No wise merchant ever
. thinks of starting a special
sale without first announcing
the fact in The Star, which
he knows will be read BY
nearly everybody in Wash
ington and nearby towns.
Yesterdays Advertising
Local Display
The Evening Star. .1I,783
ed Newspaper. ....... 1857
sd Newspaper. ....... 3,I67
4th Newspaper. ..~.. 1887
Io,6or
Thrift and reading Star
ads>go well together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-20

Thrift and reading Star
adag well together.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-16
0artenprDbnfte
@erSen SdJnIfinSer beute i'm 900 nc.
legeI tlid) bes Tienies Der Seoerateb
Smprouement giiueiatiou
sur Sdan itelen.

Zen .GIou" bes am beutiger
Sage i'm 3oologiit)en Garien itattiin'
benben Sabrespicnies Der Jebsratsh
Smprobement 4iIoeiation pirb uns
iireitis bic QusiislIuns ben Gartens
rrobuitsn bur4 etipu 5000 S9uItins
Der Der 0ffentliden GduIen bilben.
9err 20. GaulB bonn 9frranges
msntsfpmmiites unb Shuliuperin'
tenbent Or. gonbou trdFsn bic
nStbisen arrangements fit bic 4uf'
itslluns Der 1ifde, ouf tpeIden bi.
ius.nbIiten @irtner unb GGrtnerins
ren, bic am 9artenunterritbt i'm pers
flofensn Sabre ihsilnabm,n, bic pros
butte ibrer 9drteH sur G6au itelIen
perb.n. Die @usfslIung ipirb bereiis
um nsun llbr Morsens erOfinet uno
es pirb ben ainbsrn eut seitattet
ipsrbsn, lire garttnprobuite si psrs
taufen, ieboh NIT bem gorbebali, bab
bic berfauften Saten erfi mad feds
llbr 4benbs BON BEN adufsrn .nts
fernt ipresn biirfsu, bamit bic 4uss
itsIIuns Bis babin iOmpIeit bI.ibt.
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Gebnrfen.

porter unO gIi5abet6 Spro, 1173
9iIbert ADeHus, &nabe.
SorrD uno Gillian Rebdse, 122
Talencig StrdRe, Utdb6en.
Goren3o ugo Wiauoe Smith, $50
Sit pearI S!-. Wtdb6en.
Gmil rno Dollp Muper, 529 Rods
bale 2tOe., Mdoden.
gllbl uno Utinnie WopS, 1401 Ga.
lifornia glos., MGbdeu.
SacUb unb Syulia &rsug, 2o3 Sit
clifton g(oe., 'DlGo9en.
George uno Grescence Marr, 400
0aptpn Str, Wdb6en.
Gilbert uno 2uIu Dublep, 6161
0slbi Str, 3piItnss MGbasn.
Sobn uno emma Rod 110 9Ieneps
Place, ana6e.
6arriiOn unb gillian SaG, 1714
Srinb Str, W59en.
Ri6aro uno Sara gnnettng, 2031
6eipitt gips., gtdbden.
G9orles uno GlIie @oor, 1850 Wil.
ituh Sir, anabe.
Wiltam urb Marlar:tb @rptb,
623 Weit 8. Str, Mdbhen.
Spiepf uno 6snriettd Sanoer. 937
iSinoIap Str, Wdphen.
Sarrb uno Nurp QlneIt, 301 Det
8atsr Str, &nabe.
Soiep3 uno WtprtIs Ssslie, 2131
Jreerun gtoe,, MGo6sn
gi6olus uno Wtarn W6arre, 1879
Sit MeMiuan Str, Mfoehen.
SOiepb uno 2uuiie Seoinsbaus
1877 Bates Qoe., WGbden.
Subn uno 2tlice Stsig.r, 230 Green
Str, &uube.
Soiepb uno Marb ga1te, 2247
5loru Str, ana6e.
Sopdrb uno Murie Siraiinger, 519
0ort Str, aucbe.
9llbert unb Whartba Seooenbori,
1916 9oroen Ctr, Sndfe.
Sarrp unb gtart Sdlotman, 527
Sprrenee RpaA. DtGo9en
Msaltsr uno 5lorence geper, AIS
Sogen Str, &ndbe.
Otto unb Rormd 9isrmdr. 1T
Nron Str, Wdb9en.
@eorss unb gearl RpGel, 53s SIt
2ibertl Str. Rdo3en-
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Die $5erren @aIter &user UNI
@iQiam Nrout, Die gertreter Der
federated improvement 9liiociationE
reip. beS Central 2a6or Council,
itimilten Sen gntpiebIungen oes
&on.nittees nidt BEL uno unter5et6.
neten allf ben 9eridt nidJt. s. 81.
Sebble rm6 gllfreb Settman, Die Der
treter Der SanbelSfontner reip. bes
gitp GIu6, lnier5eid)neterl ben Sertdt
ebenfaQs uidjt, oo lie, iuic tic erfldr'
ten, crit lpcitere S5nitrltftionen pon
ibrcn reip. Gorperi6aiten einbolell
niihten. Ser 9eridJt purOe ieooh con
i1rlntliden Diitqlieberu bes itaot'
rGtbliden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lInter5eihnet nit 9llsnabme bes
Serrn 9uttenbcfer, Der Ser SitltrG
nidlt beitpobnte. ip1pie BON Den nah'
.tenonnten WiitgIieoern oes, geratl'
ungs.9lusidptIieS; George Irn1ltron8
pom Commercial GIub, Charles y.
9oslportb pom Sptintiit5 Club uno
Sbomas $. Hpan pcm SuiineB WenS
Giub
Soate Die Sr6inar5 nit Ben &C.
mdfteu gurpfebluneen sur Innabme
qelonaen, oanu 0iirfte jeoenfaQs 6uS
0leiere1oum angerufen Deroen.
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Der ltetig ipeiter iiiftltd]greitefloeil
geipeping bebufs GrIaB eines Gnl.
argos aiif Weisen, Inn eiuerieits eine
eou5ier,ips Der i6on iest fat nner'
'npinaIifen 9sreiie 5ii er5ipingerl
mo onoererieits bas 2atio Dor eincnl
fer 5il crlparten6en @etreioenlalge!
mo ben bara,is er,padyien6en i6lim-
nen 5olgen 5u beipabren, baben lid)
olid, Die 8ddermeiiter Ierp gorfs an.
geidlpiien, bic in elmer IN Der Nep
9)orf R1nnerhorbaae absebaItenen
a)saiienoeriammlling rpeId,e pon SuI.
6erten Don 0Gdermeiitern aus allen
2heilen Der Snoion.Wetropole beiudt
laar, einanoer oas Weripred,en gaber,
Gle ililnnebr mad, bieier Riftilng bin
III entialtenoe slgitation IN jeoer
aiciie 5u unteritiisen
Iie nnhiiebenbe Yetition ioa Die
,peitsehenbiic 8erbreitimg fil0en uno
bon Simoerttai,ienoen amerifaniit)en
g,iirsern llnter3eifnet an Vraiioent
ASiinn uno oil ben aongreB geianot
iperSen:
Ia Die unter5eifneten @iirger
Ger Der. Staaten Der gniidt limo, oab
tie leste @ei5enerlte einihlieBlid, Der
Interpretation bes porisen SabreS
faiun seniigenS lit, ben 8eoarf oieies
Nnnces 3u beden, baB Die Gualitat
Ger 6iesiGbrieen Wei5enernte minoer.
,pertbia unS Der Ireis fir 8ei3en lte,
tia I'M Gteigen begriiien it, icfpie
ierner ipegen Der ipddienoen Yepolfe.
ri,ngs5abl cine groBere Renge @ei5en
mir ben pirtlid,en Berbraiif benz.
tbigt ipiro als bister. eriuden mir
boiIiddt ben yrGiioenien. cine Spe.
3iaI.SeIiion 6es aousreiies .eil5nbe.
ruieu, INN iiber Sie 6iniiibr,ing eines
gnibargos ani Die slusiiibr pon @ei.
sen ,u beratben. un0 onB in beiagter
Nongreb. .Sisiing Die Witelieoer bes
aongreiieS @siese erIaiien, Die silnt
gaobIe inieres golfes iuib 5iiin
Gduye oes tpidtigiien gsa!yritngs.
nlitteI.B .Broonfts notbpenoig iino."
Tie petition iano Die pole Sn.
iiimmina Der 8erianuuIitus nn6 ie.
Ger ser anapeienoen erfidrte iih be.
reit. iein moalidites gu tblni, i'm 3itrt
aeipiiHidten 3iel au geIangen. Giner
ner ir1rnlitcn Befiirporter Der gm-
o.Beipegung fpdr Serr 9brllt.
Nebbnn. Der elm aIusiiibrrerbot dls
einjigiie MettIng oes Sanbes Dor cirsr
Sireersnotb be5eif)netc. ,oerr M. 4.
9reuE pon Der Teutif.slmeritani.
ihen SanbelsfarTmer mahte Die
wddermeifter hnraiif mrfmerfinn. Dab
GngIono rierbunoert Wiuicncn 9ll.
ibeI Wetreine benotbige lIno Den grob.
len 3beiI bappn bereits bier eefauftI
pobe. Gs nIiiiie unter Ieoen llm1tdn.
ben perbiitet iuer6en, ouB SieIe ge-
ipaItice Nlenee @ei5en ai,BerbaIb oesl
YoIi6es giiige, neil 6ann Der 70 &C.
fiirhtete Moneel iInntnuenobor ndre.
sluh Gerr, QfIbin G. 9sIarre iprad; in
oieier Bcrbinolnng ulo fOroerte Die
arllescn 0ii erereijHest Dorgcben
osaeu HstdrSm an6 8eihsEoen a,sf,l
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CterblidfeitSbe ertd3t.

Sobn gddmann. sc, 1925 Wat
antbonp Str,; arebs.
William 2ouis Oieb, 8. 3464 Sole,
rain ape.; Oipbtsritis.
9aura 9rintIep, 81, 703 Irnton
Str; Grsbs.
Marsarstba 2osip, II, 673 Ribble
0tpab; 5rslsibsn.
Bella 9lumu aeiIsr, 70. 627 Rids
monb Ctr; RiersnIeiben.
GsHspa 2oefflsr. II. 342 Baum
Sir.; Ser5leibeu.
glitnel Roi6e, AZ. 1929 grotps
nina qpe.; llngIiidsfan.
anna Walib, 60, 522 gfarf Str;
5erslsiben.
Srani Soiepb meSusb, Gr., 5S.
1716 Oit MeRinan Ctr; SdIas'
anfall.
gsrnarbine Weinsrs. 72, abte unb
GRriabi @pe.; Wassnleibsn.
gbparo Seuisr, al, 1876 Yprt
Str; Hierenlsiosn.
Sarrp 9efsl.r. I, 1880 glsnpap
qlDs.; 9er3febler.
2tlfreba gloomer. SO. 1905 Main
Sir; aberuperbdrtuus.
Sobanua 2irbemann. 76. GARTH
age Hoab; S6tpdde.
emma Sdmabsl, 90, 1856 GlOra
Ctr; Grebs.
9flice Sufan Cooper. 10, 1923
Gaiisrn 4pe.; S6pdde.
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Gas Wird tbearer.
SisfOnt miro anf fiiuf GentS berab-
seiett nnS Wiininialberedjuung
bon 35 Sent glettu eingefibrt.

sine Sroinun6 nit ben Gmpfeblun'
gen oes 9Iusi6uiies miro oet
StabtratD ON Gienstaa unter6rei'
tet iperoen. - 9ie nel,en 9taten
piirben Die @intiinite Der Gas so.
nm $31S,000 iteigern. - $4,000
iino blr6 ole Diinilnalbere6nug
reiner Geroienit. - 8ier Dlitglie.
Der beS 9erathungs -9lrsi6uiies
ltnter5eidlneu ben aommittee.sge
ridt nidt.
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Die Sen gddermeiiter III elm fnliees
Siht Ill itellen periudten.
Tie 8eriammilie idBte oann ben
gcidluB, elm gereinidaftlides Gin.
f1nis. nno 5abrifations- -SWtem 5nr
Rerbiiligiing Der Seriicilung uon
gof,uoaren unb sirm SfJube oea
g1fetgeUerbes eili5iiiiibren. GenI
Brdioenten slbam WleB, Ser in Der
Situag ben 8oriie fiibrte, blei5t eS
iibcrlciien, ein Gommiitee BON 5ebn
9ddermeiitern gu ernennen. oas Mit'
lei ino 8ese fir elm ioldes barmo.
aiides 3l,iammeilarbeiten Der 9ddsr.
meiiter finoeu ioll.
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iflieben tperocr, oh Die Sr6inanj 5lm
anforf zines @eb1ubes fiir $1,000
iilr eine @er1einoebolle gut9eDeiBcn
iperocn ioll ober nid)t.
z. y. Wareoon erlangte gciteri
erTen tenlpordren GiilgnIisbefebl nm
oen 8alitonuniiIdr 9ienoigs 81 per+
Dirbcrn, oas BON ibm ais bnuiali9
be5ei6netc Saus gto. 1862 9a6AeiD
2lDenlle, GumnlinsniQe, nieOerreiBen
6u laiien, fols oies ni6t BON Seltc1
Ges Nldaers aeihehn iollte.
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Gin nemes Sriegsmnges
bemer
Bon ben 8riten erfunb b n
unb in 3tenft aeitelIt.

Bon ben Sriten erf funb n
unb in . tenft seitellt.
2onbon, 16. September. gSie
aug benz offi5ielen britiiden Eris9sz
beribt ppm 5reitas eriittlib II,
tummt ieBt in Der britii6en armes ein
neuer 5Dp Don elmer Yun5ersGar 5ur
Yerpenbung. Sieie panSer Cars
iinb 70 tonitruirt, bab lie i'm Stdnoe
iinb in Der bon GeI9ofen Serpiihl=
ten, pegloisn BiloerniB Opn 9rGben
gu uperiren mo 5a1rseuge nit
sep0bnIi9en RGbern bilflos Tinb.
Wenn aud nod teine Gin5elbeiten
ii6er bic aonitrlttiOn Der Wagen bes
tannt gema4t porben limb, Iagt
bod bic Simes:
.nnIere Grftnber bdben iich fii6n
auf einen uNbetretenen pfab getpast.
Wir t0nnen uns Die 9efiibIe Der in
bon 9efboFen Serluiiblten @rd5en lie
genben beutiaen Snfanterie OoritsGsn,
penn lie in Der ungetuiiien Wtoreen.
bGmmerung cine Qn5abl llnaebeuer, IN
Stabl gepan5ert, erbliteu, bic Geue-
ipeien unb miibIam, aber unaufbatts
fam iibcr Grdber, Stahelorabtper=
baus unb 9ranuttridter bintrieAen.
8rneue Gbef bes 5pettsn
beut56en @enerals
itabes.
9erlin, Is. September. lleber
2onbon. 9enerolleutnant Baron oor
5reptag Gorin9bopen 1T gum Gbet
pes speiten 9eneralitdbes in Berlin
ernannt tuoroen, ais yta9folger 9es
psritorbenen 8eneraIleutndnts bon
Noltte. Seine Grnennune 1T cine
Bolge Der Gruennung bes 5eIomars
I9alls BON SiHoenbure gum gbef bes
9rpBsn GjeneraIitabes. Der Jeto4
mari9an ma4te ieinen bisberisea
Stabs6ef General Don 2uoenbo1f.
gum Observation-Disclosures, ipodb
@eneral BON Ssreptaa 2oringbouen
Der bisberige @sneral Guartiermeia
iter, fir einen onberen ppitsn frei
nurbe.
Seit bem Sobe bes SelbmarI4alls
Bon Der @OlB gait Der General bon
5reptas aGorineboDen als bic berDora
rsrcite Gutpritdt unter ben WiIitdrs
Ibriftitellern.
Gin GHtel BON @bdrles
Oidens IN Srantreid
gefolleR.
2onbon, 16. Sep. der Wajor
CEDRIC CHARLES DideHs, Elm Gntel son
CHARLES 9itens, lit am Ulortae in
5rantrei9 in elmer S6ladt gst0btet
Dorben.
DER Srigabeseuerol 2orb grOots,
Der Glteite Sobn ees Carl Of WarptG.
TT in 5rantrei9 peripunbet porben.
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Wspmtaa
g8erScn 9lnmeIbnugcn fir bic gbenS
BDdidalen angenpmmen werben.

9tm @ortng slben0 iin0et in Ger
&iahes iolpie in Der @oooGparo
Sodifltle Die Ntufnatme Der 35g.
Urge fir Die 9(henobohifplle iiatt
inb guar iouobl filr ben afaoenli.
iten, Die ald fiir ben SanoaIs.
fitriils.
Ger afaoenliif,e aurius umiaBt
bier unh Der Sanoelsfilrfi;s 5tuei
Sabre. 6iir Die 9luinobme IN ieoen
Der 6eieen ar,rie lit Elm abgangs5elIA.
nib bes aGten @raoes notbtg.
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Wiuium uno 2Dbia @i.srline, Sf
Dulnut SiQs, &nabe.
James unb M}ap RobinTon, 1900
Jlint Str, arcbe.
Soiepb uno 9prptbD IriB, PIG
RaOine Ctr, MGO6en,
Subn unb Gtlice @itrP, 1902 Weit
a6te Ctr, &rube.
Waltsr uno Margaretb Gorbans,
820 Barr Str, anube.
Wiaiam unD Gbriitin: Graf 3031
RedotnJ Roao, &nabe.
Sarrp unb 2ulu Roflin, 3453
9rotberton 99ab, anabe
Sarrb unb BbtlOmen1 Watermdn,
2642 0uceH 9lpe., anuh,
gbnarb uno 2pretta Sauiert, 1868
Central Qoe., &nube.
So6n uno Gertrude Burger, 1904
Sront Str, &nube.
Waattes Sdriug bri @eiS1tr'S.
Tp. 13S Reit Sedlite StraHe btei Sblrei
nitftd III uuu Glm Efrnflc
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Die 3asSfaiion it nan sr6finst.

@sf.rn beeann bic Gaiion be-.
Jasb duf Gi4borhsn; iis bauert bis
gum 90. Ottobtr. Dieisnig duf fpilbe
gnten, bic bent. besinnt. fhliebt am
81. DECEMBER. Ole g}srions bsr 6oIens
Susb bausrt bonn /. 9lobember bis
1. Sdnuer. 8isbbiibnsr unb Sauben
biirisu pOrldaf,a nc& niae 2si@cHm
irsrbsH.
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gs III bic QneIIe Der ihtperlten
gnttdufhunsen, penn Hur bos in Grs
'fiaung gebt, mas mir srtpnrtst baben.
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Wei3en' embargo.

Peiitionen m ben Yriiiberlten iito
psn aonsreB. - Ias 2ano JOLT
6irb slusfubr.8erbot nor Sun.
sersnotb seibiist iperoen. - Oe.
treioemanseI biirfte iih idon in ab.
iebbarer 3eit fiiblbar MAIDEN.
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gerlanet - WaunlifJ.

Sunaer Seutfcb der nIs gufpdrier i'm
GaIoor. 1336-40 Bine StrGbc.
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New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
Statement On Revolution.

London, May 22, 3:35 D. m.-A statement giving full particulars of the acts for which fifteen participants in the Irish rebellion had been exc cuted was being prepared and would be presented shortly, Premier Asquith told a questioner in the house of com- mons today.
 The premier added, in reply to a further question, that he was anxious, because of misunderstanding in Amer iea, on this subject that the state ment should be present at the earliest possible moment.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
FRENCH BOOTY ARRIVES
Cargo of War Appliances Taken From Germans UnIoaded in New York Loaned for Exhibition Here.

New York, May 22.-The unusual sight of foreign steamship coming into port with her decks loaded with boxes and cases containing aeroplanes, hydroaerOplanes, cannon and other war appliances was witnessed here to- day with the arrival of the French line steamship Lafayette from Bor- deauX.
 The war equipment, listed on the ships manifests as weighing fifty tons and having a value of $20O,000, be- longs to the French government, and the greater part of it is booty cap tured from the Germans. It has been loaned by France to the exhibit com mittee of baZar to be held next month by friends of the entente pow CTS to secure funds for relief work. The exhibits were sent here in charge of the Marquis of Polignac.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
WILSON DISCUSSES
 THE ARMY BILL
Promises to Make Public Expression of Confidence in National Guard
 in Near Future

Washington, May 22-President Wilson today began consideration of the army reorganization bill passed by congress last week. He expects to sign it within, a few days. He dis cussed features of it today with Chairmen Hay and Chamberlain of the house and senate military com- mittees.
 Rep. Hay told the president the army appropriation bill would be ready for the house later this week. It will carry approximately $150,- OOO,OOO, an increase of O,O00.00O over last years bill
 Brigadier General w. E. Harvey commanding the District of Colum- bia National Guard, asked the presi- dent, in view of the national guard features of the new bill, to make public some expression of his confi- dence in the guard in order to en- courage it's upbuilding. The president promised to do so.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
AFTER IGNATIUS T. T.
Scotland Yard Men Arrive To Take Self Confessed Spy Back to England To Answer Charge of Forgery.

New York, May 22.-Chief Inspect or Alfred Ward and an assistant from Scotland Yard arrived from England today on board the Anchor Line steamship Cameronia from Liverpool to take back to England the Self-cOn- fessed German spy and former mem- Der of the British parliament, Jgna- tius T. T. Lincoln Lincoln IS wanted in England to answer to a charge of forgery. His eXtraditiOn was ordered by the Supreme Court of the United States after Lincoln ap- pealed to that court on a writ of ha- beas corpus alleging that the real pur- pose of his extradition was to try him as a spy in England.
 Lincoln was first arrested here in August last year but escaped from jail in the following November and was at liberty until February last, when he was re-arrested.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-22

ACCUSED OF LETTING
 BASEMENT PLANS OUT
So Associated Press Representative in Berlin Goes to Court to
 Recover Damages.

Berlin, May 22.--A libel action has been begun by Seymour B. Conger, Berlin correspondent of the Associat ed Press, against Edwin A. Emerson, an American newspaper correspondent now in Berlin, based on an article by Elm erson in the Continental Times, a newspaper published here in the Eng fish language. The article intimates that MT. Conger and Ambassador Ger ard, were responsible for the betray- ap' of Sir Roger Easement to the British. The articlt insinuates that MT. Conger received knowledge of Easements plans which he commun- icated to Ambassador Gerard who in turn %cabled it to Washington, from where it WIS transmitted as warning to London.
 Mr. Conger enters a general idea of the insinuations made in the article in the continental times and states his first knowledge that anything was inn pending in Ireland came to him two days subsequent to the outbreak.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-22
LABORERS ON STRIKE.
Try to Intimidate Trolley Workmen
 But Police Interfere

New Haven, May 22.-About fifty iaborers employed in laying railroad tracks on River street here struck today, and marching in a body to where a gang of trolley trackmen were at work several blocks away at tempted to induce them to quit. The trolley workers aWed by the show of force and the arguments of the strikers stopped work until the ar rival of squad of police. The latter dispersed the strikers and the trolley laborers resumed work.
 What the demands of the strikers are is not known.