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SECOND
EDITION
WEATHER
Fair tonight ami IVIdrty cool,
cr Friday Max. 8j Mln. 41$
4
lrrt y-ftMir t li Vnir,
Diillv Ninth Ymr
M ADVANCE
ARMY REACHES
GATES
Ruzsky's Victorious Troops Resume
Westward Marcii Seize Oil
Flrlils, Ciilllnu Oil Germany's Sup
lily of r.nsoliiie-Huiifi Russian
Wnlp From Baltic lo Carpathians.
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I.ONMON, Sipl. '- I, .'28 .
in. A Peliogiml i!ipalch I'm-
Winded In I.Mllllnil III till llnlllC
eonespomlent nf ill ViiIiiiI
New lleni'V, MI.S f III t lid'
Kii-miiii inlwtiicc khhiiIh iihi'inh
llllU' IIIIIVcil lll'lntc till' All-dllllll
n"rlri' !' I 'mi n.
LONDON Sept. a I, U::i.'i n. iii. -The
I'miM Mm I in prinlH a dispatch
I mm I'.'linmiiil Hiiilinu Unit llie Oer
until mImi ilinvi' (I'M'lill I'clincil
ltlllitr Intel illtli I'll-"ill llll' li'pnll-
vi) Iii ihi Milleied ti great ilcleut lit
Sllbl. Tile l(UilHI llllVC ll'lll'l'llpicd
Sultliui iii I'nM I'lin-oii iiii tin- Polish
I'miilier. It if luV. tlmt llu tier
iiimiix iin I'vni'iiiiliiiix l'i',l I'ru"ia In
reiufnicc tin line I mm 'Dim it, in
Wel Pniin. on III" tinnier nf !'
Intnl. tn K'uli-, a limn in Kti-xiitn
Poland.
LONDON, Sept. 'J . 10.22 ii. in.
I'riini thn oust conic news which hero
In tiil.mi to show t lint ItiiHHln hits al
most completed tlm first singe of
what may ln considered tno most
eolnsitll operation nvcr unrtprtafcen Tiy
a military power.
'I'lm full of tin' A tint rtttn fortress of
Jitronlaii virtually complete the In-
M'ntiniMit of Przemysl, M far ah lines
of cnmmtinlcntlou nro roncerncn.
Kven thn continued occupation (
('meow by AtMtrlnit mm (lermnn
forces ha not nlili'il In Unit unction
of Austrian unit German nrinli'K which
In nciessnry to keep Hush I it from over
running Gnllclu tittil pushing t:n arm
im of Austria Imck to thn rhino
thn Carpathian. Ih her conquests
In Cttllrlii, IttiHHht titw controls thn
Kic.ilost supply of ititHolInn in Hit
iiin. 'Pli Im product Ih of Ihn turnout
Importance to Itusslu, because of Iter
iii'i't'HHtty for motor transport
llilssla's Hugo Wedge
Tim Ittisslun inovniiti'iit Ih now do
ncilhcd mt ti htiKn wedge, thn rtgln
linn of whlt'h I'NtninlH roughly front
Lilian on the llnlllt', itlong the mil
loittl tint) tl Warsaw. Thn Itusslnn
general, Heiiiioiikainpff, Ih guarding
t It Ih linn. It pinterl thn HiikMiiii
sources of supply timl prevents nn
outflanking movi'iniMit against Mm
KiiHHlan tinny of ittliick, whtrti, m
ii'iuly, itit'orillni; to tinwn In Loinlon,
Ih hi'Kliiiilnr. to Operate In thn illrcr
(Contliuii'il on jmKO two.)
BRITISH SAILORS
10
LONDON, Si'pl. L'l. U:08 p. in. It
i tinniinni'i'il ol'lifinllv I'ioiii Thu
IhiKim Hint tin1 llrilixli Hiirivoi-s ol'
llin nniisni'rt AliniiKir, Criwsy mill
IIOKIM', ll'-'l ill III' NlU'lll Hl'll, 111 IM"U
fill ht'iiiK ht'lil hy Hit' Ki'llit'i'lnniN
(JIOM'lllllll'Ilt, will lit' IvIl'IIKl'tl ninl Will
Imini'. Thfif iiilt'iinciil is coiili'Mf.v In
Tin' llnlllt' ciniM'iiliun.
Tlio (Mini'hponilt'iit of Hit' IN'iilcr
Tt'lt'itniiii I'tilnpniiy kii,vh llial tlio
follow inur -t'iniftirtit'iil htnlt'iiit'iil Iiiik
liccii it't'i'ivt'il iVont Tlm lliiitn:
"Tint inltiniatioiiiil ntm'ini'itltf
HH.VH llifiti nun Iin in Inli'ininx of
llrilix.lt Nilloi'H, wliit'li wi'in riiinu'tl t
llin pt'itiM' I'tiiiMiitlitiii ol' IIIOS. (It'll'
t'ltilly, if llio hnllln (tlio loxx f Hn'"
Hrilihli I'liiiht'ih in Hi.' North mu) IiiuI
lici'ii I'milil i'lMilo I Illicit li'i-rilotiiil
wnlt'iM woiilil tlio Diilt'h ho inillioriril
In inli'i'iio llio hiirviyirs, Ailit'lo XV
ol' llio Id'il I'm v'onvi'iilioii prt'
hniihiiiH: iiiltuniiitfi il" iit'iilrnl power
tin nol olliorwiMt it(tl't't, Iiiih lefoirnn'
only lo Mtiloi's IniiiU'il ) y wur vehxt'l'
ol' Id'HiKi'i'i'iil Piiwi'ii, linl nol lo xiiil
or-, who, iin in tlilri iiiift', wi'ii' hiiiili"!
l llt'lllllll llll'l'vlllllll blllW,
CRACOW
HOLLAND
SENDS
1
GIVE AND TAKE
! All
E
E
No Decisive Action at Any Point
Aloiin Baltic ol Airnc Sulimnrliic
Returns Unliurt From Slnkinu
Warships All Mcmlicrs of Crrw
Ocroratctl With Iron Crosses.
linitLIN, Knpl. 2 1, hy wlroh'HH to
Hit) villi', L. I. -Tlintifflcltil aniioiiiin'.
ini'iit iHHiietl hy llio lii'inlitiurli'rH of
ilm (li'iiiinii ttrtnv finH thtit (it'rninn
lii'itvy arilllnry hi HttrcnHnfiilly hoin-
hnniliiK Troyon I."h riiiociti'H, i amp
Doit Koinnliinn ami Llottrvllln
Thn (liTiiinii mihinitrltio I'-O, In
Wiiirr.n of Llmili'iiiiiil (' minle.'
Wi'ilillcmi, I'Hiitpi'il iinhiirl nftnr tlm
mIiiMiii; If thn llrlllHh CnilHi'iH
Alimil.lr. CrnttHi nnil Hokmo In tlm
North Hnit. All in hers of thn cmw
of thlH liiihiiiniliii) hiiM' hi'i'ii th'i'or-
iiti'J with thn Onli-r of thn Iron
t'rodH.
An off li-ltil Htiiti'iiiitit N.iy! Hint thi'
llrlllnh I'Milxcr I'alliflinli'r wiih sniik,
not hy n initio, hilt hy tin) Ourinnn
Htiliniurliio r-21. ThU nnhiDiiilim
uIho iH'.-tml niiliiirt. Thn Hltitninont
follews:
Di'tuIN of (,'reat Itutlln
"Tlm rluhl wIiik of tlio (Icrinnn
went tinny, ht)oitil thn Klver Olim.
has hi'i'ii miKiiKnil In hnttlo with tlio
I'ri'iirh, who trloil iinsiircoHiiftilly to
onvoli'p It.
"KaHtwnrtl, ns far an the ArKonne
forcut, thorn was no linportnut ett-
Kncntnt'ittM today.
"To the mint of tho ArRotino r'K
Ion. Varitnes wns cnntnreil In tho
cotirim of tho tlay ami tho nttarlc Ih
proci'i'illiiK.
No llrrlilvo Aitlini
"Onrinnii troops attnckltiR (ho
riniit'li forts south of Venluu vle
torlotislv reiinlReil a violent rotutter
nttark tnnilo from Vonltin, Tool and
aprons thn Itlver .Metiso. Tho heavy
artillery tineil aKtiliiKt Troyon les
l'aroi'ht'H, Camp Des Itoinalns ami
Liini'Vllln wttH lnllily sticresHftil,
"In I'lenrlt Lorraltio ami Alnacn
frontier French mlvmtrn Kttnnls have
al hoiiio points hei'it repitlht'il.
"There has heen no ilvclslvn nctlon
at any point '
"No news litis heen torelveil front
either tho Uolnlati or the eaxtern
theaters of war."
BATTLE LIKELY
NOOALKS, Sonnm, Mev., Sepl 'Jl.
--(loveiiini' ,Iom .Mii.Moreiiii lel'l here
his inoriiin Inr I lie linnl, luenh
five iniltw rust ol' here, where il i ie
put led llinl n hnllle is iiiiinineiiL A
iiii"litnl trniii hlattril in Hint tliree
lion Insl iiiohi. K.'ilrotnl liriilt:es
Kinilh ol' heie wein hiirneil hist nilil,
(leiieriil Villa Iiiih nsUil the I'nileil
Slnles hniilei' patrol not lo allow
(leiieriil Hill's I mops to cross1 the in
leriiiitiiinnl lioiiiidiif.v. Two inure
lroov-i of Hie lenlh l;nili'd Slates
cnviilrv linve heen oiilereil lo N'titjii.
les, A ii.
AI
CRACK OPEN SAFE
.VMIANY, Or.. Sept. 'J I.- I-'ireil
upon tiller I hey lunl hlowu oil llio
outer tloor of it siile, lltieit inen who
titleinpti'il lo roh tlio nierehnmlise
store of Dennis & MeKereher til
CruwTiirtlvillo early I 'tiny, were forc
ed to t'leo without oliluiniut,' :iuy
hooly. Thn rohheir. lunl mil yet lon
etriiteil lo the iiiouey ilruweis when
n number of men wcte nllrueletl to
the seeiio hy llio o.vplosloii mill opeii
etl firo with rifles nml slititi;ttiis,
ASIATIC CHOLERA APPEARS
IN AUSTRIAN ARMY AT FRONT
LONDON, Sepl. 'J I, '2:1)8 p. in.
Official coiil'iiiiititioii lias leuelicil
London of I ho iippi'iii'imco of cliolcru
in llio AiiKlriiiii iiriity. According lo
this inlelliKencc, il in uilinilled llial
llit'ie nre nliin eases of cliolera
iniioiu' Austrian wotimletl senl hncli
1 1 oiil Hid J'lonl,
ALONG UN
ASSERTS D
N
N A
BORDER
MEDFORD,
ALLIES ADVANCE
WESTERN WING
TAKINGPERONNE
Effort at Flanklnn German Line Con
tinues, 25 Miles Matlc Since Yes
terdayHeavy Fl(jlitlit at Eastern
er.il of Battle Lin-. Allies Alter-
natcly Advancinti and Rctreatlncj.
I'AIMS, Sept. 'Jl, '.:Vi ii. m. The
allic hiiM' nihanet.l eoiiMilcnihlj
aloiin their wesieiii win, uceupyiirrf
llie Inwn of IViiinne, j.eventy-lie
miles nut til of 1'nris ilespile ieper
ll In li'sislniice, nei'iilillllii In the of.
tleial iiimoiiiiei'iiieiil of the I'lVliell
war ilep.iilineut Huh alteiiiooii. Al
tl iislelu end of Die hlltlle lllte ill
ruiliee lliere litis heen lieavv ll(jhl
Z nit the liver .Meiisc, the allies a I
ternately iiihaueiiitr and leluiiii;.
The I'ollowinix miiioiinreiiii'iit wiih
made:
I'etoiine Orrnpleil
"I'irsl, on our left wint,'. helucen
the river Soiiiiiie nml the liver (Use,
our troops hate uiU.iiiied in the li
reelmn of Itnye. A ilelaehiiiint 01
eiipieil IVrnniiejinil hihl Ihis position
in 4pile nf it sp'nileil iilltiel; on Hie
narl of the etieiuy.
"llet ween the liver Oie ami llie
rier Aistte the enemv eontinnes to
iiiniiitiiiii iinpnrl.int hoilien of troow,
well eitlrenelieil. We have ininle n
xlichl inlvitnce lo the nortliwitnl of
Herry-aiiMae.
"Seeoml, on th liter, helwecn
lllieinis nml the Arpiiine ili-triet, the
sitiiation xltows no ehaiim'. To the
east of Hie Arctium' ami on the
licit-Ills of Hie Metise, the enemy has
eontiiilieil his utliick-. ileliveniif them
with special violenee. The llililiiii;
eoiitiniies, iiceoiunaii'i'il hy itllernate
relireuietils ttt certain points and ml
vttiiees nt others.
Altai ks llepnlseil
"tin our rinht winu there hits heen
no clianiic of importance.
"In Hie region of Niniev ami i" tl'1'
Viisyes cerlaiti iletiieliiuents of tin
enemy have tieaiti ntleniplcil to en
ter upon Kieneli oil, ilrivitti; hack
lichl coM'iinir hollies of our troop.,
hut theii offensive w.ts soon stopH'il.
"In (Inliein the l,'iisiiui., having
taken possession of .larosluu, aro
coiiiiilelelv itiM'stiu.r l'rein.vsl and
eoiitimiiiiir their olf "isie iniiei!ieni
on t'raeow "
LIMIT DEBATE ON
WjRM BILL
WASUINfiTON, Sept. '21. Hilia o
on the war leveiiue hill wliieli P'.
viiles (.peeial tti.M's oL iilOII.IHlO.dOO,
wits lituiteil in the house to so mi
hours hy the passun" of a spe, ml
rule hy lite vole of '201 to LD. Tits
action is saiil to assure llie p.issii'.e
of Hie hill lonioriow. The speeiol rn'e
limiliiii; ilchale was cpposeil hy the
teptihlicaiis hiilerlv timl hv III'' tr -i;res
ives.
IrlOMAT
NTAY YOIIK, Sepl. '2 1, fount Vmi
Heriihlorff, llio Oerii'uit iiuihussinlor,
mi hi loilay lie lunl received a letter
I'ro I u Huron W'ilhchu on Schoeit, an
allnelio of llio (leiiiiaii eniliassy, in
which llio latter emphatically denied
Hint lie hail staled in an interview
thai he holievoii war helwecn the
United Stales and .In pan wits inevit
able. Huron Von Seiioen 1'iirllier ile
nietl he lunl iiiatle itu.N slatetnent that
could he const rucleil lo mean the
Mime thin),'.
E
WASIIINOTON, St pi. '21. Presl
ileut Wilson M'lil to llie senate loilay
the nominations of r'n'ilcrii' Jesup
Sliui)soii of llai'viii'il university to he
iiiuhiiHhitilnr lo AiKi'iilina, ami llciuy
Priilhei' ni'lcher, now iiiiiiisler lo
Cliilc, In bo iiiiihii-iiilor In thai
count i y,
ORKdOX, TUTRSDAV,
CENERAL LEADING THE
GERMAN RIGHT WIN 3
CCMEPAL VOS KLUCK
Ceiienil von Klm-k N conimaiidliic
n In rue army on lie. evireinu (iermuu
ilKliI, now oM'ralhiK In Trance. It U
rcporicil the llrltUh ore hulillut; hla
nnn) In Ihulr Kilp.
TOF
I
GREATER DAILY
l'lVriUKJKAD. via Pan-. 7:1.. v.
in., Si't.l. '2-L An i.ffiu.il eoiiiuiuni.
ealioii issued hy the yencnil staff
says
"On Septeuihcr '21, IJtissiaii troop
look hy-sloriu the fotlincnthn of
.laioshiu, on the r i : 1j t hank of the
river Sail. They took Iwcnly can
non, even though the enemv offeicil
heavy reisiiuce ami hlew up the
hriiljre oer the San. Two ilax pre
viously Hie Ktissiniis lunl oectipiiil
Staioiuiiisto, I'rewoisk ami Lituciit
(to tlie north ami west of .laroslnul.
"The Hii--ii.il cavalry is piii'stunc
the retrealiiiK Austrian reaj- ijunril
ami inllictiti heavy osse, althouuli
the Aitstriatis iletroyeil litany
hliilyes.
"Kvery day the nuinher of piion
ers ami seiyeil cannon increases. The
ileiiioralijr.alioti ol the enemy is shown
hy the pillaiiii; ami panicky letreat.
I'li-oneis uuaniiuoiislv nsert that a
inajoiity of their olliceiis are killeil
or missing ami that the soldiers feel
the loss keenly.
"The newly formed lttiKiiui ies-
nients have covered theiiiselves with
dory, liphliu side v Mile with the
veterans."
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RECEPTION 10 OPEN
An iuiiuwilion will hiiiiilroilticeil in
Hie (Irealer Meilfi.nl ehih litis year,
its itisieinl of liiivint; Hie first nieet
iujr, a receplion will he-hehl al tho
Meilfonl hotel uel Monday tiflruoou
front '2 until .". o'clock.
An effort will he made (o t;ive etteli
meinher a personal invitation, hut in
case any one should he omitted it is
hoped they will attend, us nil the
inciiihei. nre epcclcil lo he present
The coiiinnllce in ciiiire wi-lies
anyone who has asters (hey eati jjive
for decorations will l.imlly telcphiini'
Mrs. Jap Amlrews, :ir;i-,I, hefore
Mnmliiy.
QUEEN OE HOLLAND
, KOTTKUDA.M, Sept. till, via Lou
ilon, Sept. '21, I: III n..in. Otioen
W'illieliiiniii iiispecli'il loilay the
troops aloii',' the bonier, lenviiif; this
morniiiK and retiirnim,' tonidit, Two
liiimlri'il nml nil-M" hiirvivoi'M of
thn Hiitish cruisers smile in llie Noilh
sen were Iriuisfcrieil this ufleiiioiiu
to (liisli'ilaml for inlcniiciil. Cup
lain Nieliolt.011 of the cimer llotitio
paid u vUit loilay o tho llriliuli cm
hussy. Kiiiv h oi's himlilitf u( Hie
I loot, of llollniul hate heen laKcn (n
J'lli'itliillil.
ltilHlaH
'm 'T fjPPl"lPtjBBBBBBBl
RUSSIAN
ROII
AUS
RIANS
W
SIOI'TIOMIUOIt 2 f , 101-
i
1 El
SENT HOME DV
A. Rustem Bev, Ambassador From
Turkey, Returns to Constantinople
In Fortnlrlit as Result of Talklnn
Too Much Wilson Determined to
Preserve Strict Neutrality.
WASIILNT.TON, Sept. 2L A. Hus
tem Hoy, thi! Turkish auihasHiulor.
has Inforiueil I'reslilenl Wilson that
liu does not ultnr the vh.'Ws he recent
ly oxiirciHctl In a inihllsheil Interview
ami will leave tlio United States
within a fortnight.
Announcement of the withdrawn!
nf tho Turkish amhaxxailor, tltoimh
r.ot unexpected, ranccd a profonnil
Kensiitloii In illploiuatlc circles.
To Sllenre Dlplimmts
I ('oinltiK clone on another illplo-
. matlc Interview yesterday, of which
tlio inlmliilstrntlon at otiru took cok-
n I in nee. that of Huron Von Hrliocn
of the (lortuan emhassy, iIwcIIIuk on
tho poHslhlllty of war between tho
I'nlteil Htates ami Japan, It was In
terpreted as an Indication of Presi
dent Wilson's determination to si
lence comment hy forelKit diplomats
considered daiiRerotm to the neutral
ity of this country.
It was understood that tho atlrnln
Istntlon would let It ho known that
the president would decline to receive
diplomats who make comments which
ho considers obnoxious. Although
Count Von llerustorff and Ilaron
Schoeit have repudiated tho baron's
Interview, the state department, at
the direction of the president was to
day still looking into It.
Askcil to Keep Silence
The Turkish ambassador's inter
view however, was considered par
ticularly objectionable by the ad
ministration, and Secretary llryaii, at
the president's direction asked the
ambassador to refrain from such ex
pressions. The Turkish ambassador In hU In
terview had said that the sending of
American warships to Turkey In con
nection with the report of uprislni;
against Christians would lead to a
serious situation. At tho samo time.
he said that while massacres had
previously occurred In Turkey, they
were tho samo nets as any people
nilKht commit under provocation. Ho
cited tho lynchings of negroes and
tho "water cures" In the Philippines
as Illustrations, reminding tho Amer
ican people of tltoso Incidents.
Statements Objectionable
The ambassador later explained
fConlintietl on Page tl)
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AI
LONDON, Sept. 21, 7:53 n. in.
Interest In tho fighting tetany centers
in Woovre, says tho llortleaux ror
responilent of tho Times, where tho
enemy is making n serious effort to
pierce the lino of forts Unking Vor
ilnu nml Tout.
"To the northeast tf Verdun," tho
correspondent continues, "east of tho
Mettso heights, anil in tho direction
of Motility and Datnplorro, thetr fur
ious attempts have, failed. In the,
south of Woovro they hold lino posi
tions running through Rlchecourt,
Selcheproy nml Llronvlllo. Tho gen
oral situation remains unchanged.
"On tho left and renter tho allies
have tho best reasons ftr confidence
In tho result of tho battle. Let there
bo no mistake, tho euomy is going to
givo serious trouble, along tho lino,
where, with striking recttperatlvo
power, they managed to gnthor their
routed hosts, fleeing from tho battle
of tho Mnrne."
T
OF
DR
m
U IN
WASIIINOTON, Sep!. "21. l.ri.i
announcement was u.tulo (inlay liy
Secielnry lliyan Hint llieio would be
no polioiiciiit'iit ol the Ptiiiiium I'll
elfin riiniiliiii ill Han I'YuiicUcu mul
Hint no foreign nation lunl given iw
lice nf It iiilciiliuii ' i vmIIuIiiiw liom
iiillirialti'ii 11 in i i ii.t ni Hie I 11 j
ju'iui wur,
TO
LET VILLA DO
ALL ATTACKING
Mexican First Chief to Act Upon De
fensive Amcriwn Troops to Be
Withdrawn, Despite Trouble Be
tween Generals, Who Will Be Left
to Straighten Out Own Quarrels.
WASUINfiTON, Sept. '21.
Ailviccs to the wur ilcpart'mcnl
11X111) "Mill llalllllAtl !" 1 -'l-
centialinir his fonts at tfucnt-
cens nml Villa's; army wits
"l"'r'M" "' Torrcon. Ifit ilro.i.l
" communication nclwceit th-
l.i.llilk t.tl li...tt kMCil-nit
I" '""
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WASIIINOTON, Sept. 2L (Jencral
Carranzn has Informed tho United
States government he will not attack
General Villa but will order his force.
to he on the defensive ami resist at
tack. The first chief's communication ile
dared the national convention would
be held as scheduled on October 1,
when a provisional government would
be established which he hoped would
be satisfactory to the United States.
Troos Still to (Jo
It was officially stated at tho
white house today that the latest
troubles between General Carranra
and General Villa would not alter
tho plans of the United States as
to withdrawing troops from Vera
Cruz or the status of the embargo
on arms. No date hail been fixed for
moving the troops, and It is generallv
understood departure will be ilelaye.l
pending adjustment of the quarrel.
After a talk with President Wilson,
Secretary Daniels said that the trou
ble between Carranza and Villa
would not change tho plans for the
fleet In Mexican waters. He added
that It has been the intention to keep
ships at Vera Cruz until after the
withdrawal of the troops and that
this course would bo followed.
Must Fight It Out
President Wilson is understood to
take the position that Carranza and
Villa must settle their differences
apart from the United States and
that the presence of American troops
at Vera Cruz would not solve tho dif
ficulty. According to official Information
here, Villa Is willing to have Car
ranza become provisional president or
resign now and' run for tho presi
dency later. They ltavo been In
formed that Villa objects to Carranza
doing both.
As outlined in official circles today,
President Wilson will continue to
pursue a watchful waiting policy and
allow the Mexicans to work out their
own destiny, providing that rights of
foreigners are not transgressed.
Villa to Join Zapata
John IL Sillimmi, Amerieiin con
sular representative, nml the Hray.il
imi minister conferred ill length with
Currnuxa today ami were shown Hie
message from Villa cissivowiu-r Cnr
ninza's uiilhotitv as lirM chief.
At the eoiisiiiu lonulist ngeney
(Continued on pssi 2.1
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TO KEEP NEUTRAL
rilKlSTlANIA, Norway, Sept. !M,
11 :10 n. m. The press of Norway is
making- a consistent effort to niain
tnin strict neutrality. The newspa
pers publish virtually nothing more
than the official e minitiiiculioiis,
giving Hie Knglislt, c'renoh nml Oer
mail texts. The .Mjiruenbliiile divide
its columns carefully, giving j'tist as
much space to flennitii us Hnglisli
news. The Venleiisguug publishes
more KuglUli uew, bill this inference
of paitisiiusliip in coutritilicleil eili
toiiully, Norwegian officials are
enuullv cautious to inaiiitalii lltcii
nciilialily.
Since Hie ileclanilion of wur Nor
wegian I'xpnil In fJ.riniiny have nn
I'iciikcil nly, Of fliinli ilcii), how
ever, I I111I I'liimiiliilliiji lim bvfh "fill'
mil nf llie mount I y.
The Niiiui'iiiiiii iiiiiiv liu Iten jiilftj
nmi nioi)iiioi
CAKRANZA
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NO. 159
PEACE EFFORTS
IN PROGRESS AT
CITY OF MEXICO
Sensation Created Amonp Military
When News of Quarrel Between
Villa and Carranza Breaks Out
Gonzales Appeals to Villa's Pat
riotism to Cease Discord.
MKXK'O CITY, Sepl. 2L Kffort.s
are heiti" minle her' to pnlcb Ihn
jiiencli of f'ltrrnuza ami Villa, it was
announced today.
Kffort.s were made to enneenl the
break, but new- of 'i leaked out in
certain circles, cnu-ung a sensatioii
amoii'r inilitnrc men, It wits regard
ed as most serious, (leneral Pablo
(Iontiles, d So f of tin- unity of the
east, has telegraphed Villa nit appeal ,
which gives eight re.ison- why Villa
hlioulil reconsider bis action and rr
iiiaiit friendly to ('nrrenzn.
Itutlle at ToiTcou
KL PASO, Tex., Sc t, '2-1. If Clen
eral YillaV revolt .igniitst the Car
rmi7.ii t;overmiient r-'-ults in united
revolution, the first battle probably
will occur ut tJie old battle grounds
of either Torreon or Zaealeeas.
General Villa, for-id to nbamlon
bis expedition in assistance nf the
Maytorenn revolt, today rushed Jtis
forces .south from lunrez nml C'hi
liitiibtin City to meet what wan re
ported its n strong foice of Carranza
soldiers moving north from Agttns
Calienles nml Zuculeens. All was
astir in Chihuahua, the state which
for four yeurs nml in almost many
revolutions has fnrni .lied the reat
est ami mot efficient force. jd: figlit
iug men.
Villa's Army Is 10,000
Aeconlin lo offieinl ostiinnles,
Villa controls nearly 10,000 troops.
Maytorenn bits mobilized about ,')000
troops in Sonora. They are mostly
Yaqtii Indians. Kfforts nre being
niade hv the Ciirranzn element to en
list the services of the Mayos, u rival
tribe who outnumber the Ytuiuis in
the west coast country. Villa nKn
probablv will be able to recruit muiiv
troow from Diirango state, where ho
litis operated frequently.
Carntnza's forces eoinprise Hie
unified force of Oeneral Pablo Gon
zales, his eastern divisional comman
der, probably numbering about 110,000
men, ami tbo-e of the west coast
tnioos under Ohregon, which partici
pated in the entry of the national
capital. ' i
It was nsserleil tlio t nil of the west
coast forces with the exception of ,
those led by Maytorenn, would staiul
loyal to the Ciirrmuu government.
Tl
CITED AS
INSTANCE
OF
WASIIINOTON, Sept. '21. In con
nection with the alleged refusal of
national hanks to in I end ctcdlts,
Secretary MaeAiloo loilay issueil this
.statement: -
"Senator Leu of Teunossee in
forms mo that the Mate, of Tennes
see has 1,1100,000 i.l Minrt lenn
notes maturing October 1 ; that Hie
state desires to renew, or cxtvn.l
$1,-100,000 of these notes; Hint n
commission representing the state has
been in New York for some time try
ing to effect this loan, but without
Miccess.
"It is preposterous tlmt one of the
great states of the union should find
it impossible to procure from (be
banks such 11 comparatively small
amount of inoney. Semite? Lea in
foriueil he was goiiitf to Now Yotlc
last night for the piirptmo of joining
lint coiiiinisHion in IU efforts 1 1 ob
tain the iiceileil loan.
"If Senator l.cu anil bjs iih'OcIuIm
ate unable o procure fjom IninLw 111
Ilm city iif N'evv York, or Uih')im,m
Imlay, nml 1111 ic(ipiiblw (diiii, w
ih'niii'ij Ioiiii, I will iyclr mm If
bniiU niniiol be rouoil o ikw Hj bU
fonw for lljf MwIp of 'IVH,, m
Hii rirl t th'tliUff wt w 'fWH
iMu ivmm awl -H n iwmW n
Wf )llftll."
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