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MedfoRd Mail Tribune
SECOND
EDITION
WEATHEIT
Mnv. (Hi Mln. Jtf.r, Fair
Tonight Mini Friday.
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niilly 'iviiih Vi'iir.
T. R. VIOLATED
CONSTITUTION
OF NEW YORK
Former President Ailmlls He Had
Hem a Citizen of Washington for
Sonic Years When Elected Gover
nor, T!toiilt Constitution Provided
Five Years' fli'sUlciirc.
HYHACUHK, N. V , Am II 22 - nr
Iiik tint first piiit tif hi rroM nxnni
luntion of Theodore Hoou'volt today,
WIIIIiiiii IvIiih, elilrf roinitiol for Wll
I lit m Harm, brought trom the form,
i'v provident tin' uliili'Mii'iit Unit In'
know Hid ronslltutlou of the state
of Nets Vim U piovldo Unit no iiuui
In rIIi to tin office of governor
imloMt In ha been n resident of tint
statu for flvn in prior to tlm dale
of IiIm election, unit Hint l linil made
mm ufflilmlt the jwir ptovlnu to IiIk
election that Iiiih witi mill for some
time had been h loslili'iit of Wash
liiMlnn. Colonel lloii'Vnll'n roinmol made
no objection whatever lo tin lino of
itnt Inning which reunited In these
Htiitonii'tilx.
Home Piloting t -i r f
Then w delay In upon Iiik court
Imkuiiihh of a ronforenro between at
toiut mill Jimtlco Anilr)H In (In
IMIor'n chamber. A copy of tin
intioit of Hit tin) tic committee which
liiwutlKiitcil Albany county affair,
Insofar iii It lolittod to prlnlliiK. wu
inluilttiMl to llin record. Thin hnil to
ilo with contractu for state, printing
hit to tlm Allinny Journal. Mr. HnrncV
paper, ami olhor concern ami tin n
rlunnieiit of cm lain of thoo con
tiarlH. Tin majority of tin stock of the
.lout tint company, Iho report pointed
out, wan owned by William Ilu rue
nml that contract lot In tho Journal
With farmed out to tint Argun com
pan, which pnlil tho Journal com
pany fifteen per cent.
Tho nporl Mated William Horne
coutrollxil pi luting In Alhany. prac
tically wn owner of one company,
owuiiil opit fourth of another anil roU
looted trlliutu from tin thlnl com
pauy. Tint report, dotlarod that an
omployo of tho Argus compnny to,
titled before tho romiiilttco that tho
company gavn up fifteen per cent In
order to secure printing business.
Ilarucs it Ih'iieflrliirjr
Ono excerpt win: "Tlio most con
plcuou lieueflclnry nf graft, puhllc
tlraviimiiico ami rnlilliiK of tho inn
ulclpal treaHiiry, wo rind from tho
ivldenco to lo William Hanio him
self, iiH tlm owner of tho majority
of tho Mock of tlio Journal company.
How much moio than tho majority
of the stock ho owned ho refused to
iIUcIoho."
Another excerpt read: "Mr. Hitmen
dictated whom the printing goo and
tho Argu given up to the Journal In
order to obtain prlutliiK."
T, II, CniiMillctl Piatt
Hmlng tho crnHH examination Mr.
IvIiih asked,
"Was Mr. Plat! the repulillcnn bos
when you wont nominated for kov
oi nor?"
"Ilo wnH."
"And you deliberately went to
meet Mm for ronfeionco In Now
York 7" '
"I did."
Mr, IvIiih then produced 'n photo
gruph of n letter which Colouol
HooKovelt lileullflcil iih being IiIh.
Tho letter, which wiih read, won nd
dreBKed to Mr. Chapman. In It tho
colonel Haiti that If ho woro nominat
ed for governor It would ho on tlm
sumo ticket with other candidates for
other nfflrea, Ho until If olected ho
would Hlrlvo to hoito tho Htato it ml
IiIh party anil ho would like tho aid of
Independent. Ilu mild ho could not
accept a nomination on torniH,
(Contlnuoil on pauo two.)
STOCKHOLM, Apill 22, -A Oor
niiui Hiibmarliifl today atopped n Dutch
Hleainor today oiituldo of (loflo on
ttlm (luir or llothuln, and oxamlncd
hor pupors nml enruo, From tliltt In
cident tho deduction Ih iniiilo hero
that (lormmiy In thin inannor lulmiilH
to koop a, cIoho watch on tho trnrflu
hutwuuit Hwodoii mid Fliilaml,
KAISERi;!SMRINES '
IN GULF OF BOTHNIA
PRINCIPALS IN $50,000
UDEL CASE AT SYRACUSE
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Alh i Wi . l:i ' . rt iliii'-mi
ho lit on 1 Minion Kooxcw'lt,
lin III it II ! I H 'PH .
FEW FOREIGNERS
LEAVE I1PIC0:
VILLA PURSUED
WAMIINn'(N, April V!;. -Or Ut
(lioiiainl foroijiucm in Tuuitiefi,' of
whom half nm AmerieniH, only SIOll
linve tken udvnuluce of tlm 1'niteil
Stale Kovuinmenr offer of an op-
lioitunity to lente on Ilu nrm IraiH-
poil Unfold. There nn "J.s.i Amen
mi, leu llrilioli nml fie (Ionian
milijeeth on tin hi. which Iiiim iuleil.
Skirmifthiuv In'tueen Villa and
Cm niiu.it fore lumr I'Jiano eontin
ue. Villa till witt. al AttiiuH Cnll
enlcn ii'iiiYHiiifciiiK his loiecM unit
(leiieinl Oliietiou win ivpiirtetl past
lniiunt.t, ileiitu tin' fnet tlml Villa
had ilcxiruveii tin mihoatl n In if.
t m'ii teil not tli.
)iMinti'lie from Veni Ciur to (In
CiirntiiMi niseney luire niil (ienoriit
Olmon hail repotted it point twelve
unit' iioitli of Irnpuato nml Mill was
iMirminiir Villi with on iinnv of !(),.
(100, ineludiii" Oenernl Mersui'M coin
maiul. (leueial Dieguer, the li
imlchch miiil. linil taken (limdalnjarn
uud would net iih Ohicgnu'rt rear
(jnanl. Villa !- nl (Vlnui weie
eKtimutcil at (1000 killed and Tiliou
minNiutr.
BY A SUBMARINE
AllK.lt DKKN', April JJ.-Tlie
trawler Fin.ehm nriited heie today
with tlm oiew of llie Iritwlei; Knvoy,
unit teporteil Hint the lmvoy linil been
Hlicllctl liv u Cleimiin Hubmaime last
nijlit off tho eiihl eoiisl. The men
on Iho I'uvoy left tlicir bhip in n
hiuiill boat, wliieh, llioy say, iiIho was
shelled liv tho hiiliinuriue. No one
wan injured,'
The Imvoy's eiew diil'tcil iilmul in
(lie Kinull lioal for two hours before
hchiK picked up. It Iiiih not been es
lnlili"lieil whether tho Kuvny was
hiiiiI;,
OCCUPY SAN BLAS
on noAHi) r. s. s. coi.ouado,
La Pit, Alex., April U'-'.Carrmu.n
etisloniH officiate, nivonipnuieil by
100 Holdieis, nailed today mi hoard
the sleamer lorri,rmi III from Mn
zntliui for San lllas, Tepie, recently
uvucunleil liv Villa foieeh, lo lake nc
tive iiosscHsion of the town,
Colonel ObroKon, u brother of tin
Ciirrnnza p'ueral, Iiiih been nppoliileil
lniltlurv oomuimulmit tit Miuulliui, I
MRDFORD,
RUSSfANSiCLAliVr HILL NO. SIXTY '
AUSTRIAN FLANK STORM CENTER
MOVE CRUSHED WESTERN FRONT
I K Mf
Pctroijratl Reports Teuton Effort to
Outflank liivntlliin Force Ends In
Defeat, Russians Taklnu a Larue
Nuuilicr of Prisoners Other Ef
forts Continue to Develop.
I'irrilOIIIIAI). April 22. Thrown
hack from lint principal nummltH of
the Carpathian mountalnx to tho
plalim of Huiicaiy, tho forcen of Ati
ti la up- now nltouiptlnK to relieve
tint Mi'itkneim of their ponltlou alone
tin center of tin Carpathian front,
namely the Mcxolalmirz-I.upkow re
Klon lit to .parallel outflanklni;
movi'mentf, one nperatliiK In the di
rect Inn of Hlry, which In tryliiK to
lietid hack Hi" ItUHHlan left, nml the
other In the vicinity of Corllro In an
effort to turn the Htirtnlitn rlKht. Tho
ren it It of thou attempt hnvo been
official))' announced In I'ctroKiad.
The inellcR of the Itlinnlllll forces were
to Invito tho 'enemy to ndvanro by
nnurtlMnuro. Not n nhot uiih fired
until the raiiKo wan very clone. The
Ituxnlnnx then Niuldently charged with
the bayonet, with the result that the
AimtrlmiH were completely routed,
the Ittnmlnim taklni: an uuitnually
lark'e number of prlmmcm. Ily the
name IiicIIch the HtiBHHlnnn near I'ol
en captured an entire Auntrlan bat
talion with Kit full complement of
officer.
In a nlubborn iiuttle near Kozloii
vnka, April 19 and 20, the AuntrlaiiR
took nit elevati'd poidllnn In the faro
of a HtroiiK ltunlan defetme, but after
two hour of poKnenttlon they were
forced to abandon the ponltlon.
Qlher AiiHtrlan effort aloiiR tbo
rlter Btry are contlniiliiK to develop,
but o far without doclnlve renult.
GIVING 3RD DEGREE
TTCSON, Anr... April '!'. Frank
Mooie, a deputy sherit'f. ami Kobi'it
Fenter, n eountv runner, are in the
county jail today eluireil with mur
ler for Inning Iiiiiik'i1 the Leon
brotliuis, ullcpeil bautlitu, while mi-niini-tiTinj;
a "third decree" instead
of shooting them in buttle, im report
ed two dnys np. The ImiiKiiiK ''
eurreit in Lonely fluleh, near Oreater
i!lc, mi iMilatcd settlenicnt in the
Sunlit Kiln mounluins, where Hie of
ficers were senreliinir for n man
ehnri;ed with having spirited away a
woman,
lumi Leon died on the rope, .lose
Mucin Loon is at the point of death
from Ilia effects of strtiUKuliitioii.
The third brother, 'rnm'ico, was
left for dead, but released himself
while his toes just touched the ground,
and is supposed to hnvo wiimlcrcil
atniy in the mountains and diet).
After their arrest, Moore and
Fenter are snid by county officials to
have admitted liiiniii the Leon
brothers, hut declared they did it
while Iryinj; lo fo'reo litem lo reveal
the whereiibouts of Antonio Knciiiiis,
it Mexican ehai-KCd with lutviii I.M
imped Mrs, Lou In Yunez. Tho offi
cers also nsseitcd that Iho Lioi
brothers had Ihreateued to kill them
if I hoy did no et out of Iho nintii.
tain (ouutry at once.
BOMBS ON INN0CEN1S
IlKltLIN, Apiil 22. Included in
the itcuiR nivon mil today by tho
Overseas News Agency is the follow.
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'French airmen have dropped
homhs ut Locrraclii Kantiern uiul
other plaet'K in the black lot est,
Their projectiles killed mootly women
unit ehihlren. Two mIioo'Iiouscs
were demolished. Tho localities were
iimirmed iwnl wilhniit Kiirrisous inn',
eiiitliiln iiiiL' lui!.nilals. selmnls mid
fill loi'K'S. , , fc.
NA
HANGED BANDITS IN
OREGON, TJinjSDAV,
Germans Repeatedly Storm Position
Captured hy British Near Yprcs
Condition of Ground Reflected in
Local Operations -Floods Check
Operations in East.
LONDON, April !
Hill No. (Id, luminal
I::i0 p. in.
ifa- mi men to
the Koutliciixt of Vtirb. riniliiiiiCH to
i . .i . , . , .. i j. .i. .,
lie the stoiiu eetitei
nf Ilu western
lion), wiih (lie llriti-1 elinyiii. ten-
ni'ioiislv to the rouu I taken bv as
sank hist Siiturdtiv. Coimter-at
taek after eouiiter-iitlack has been so
lar sin ssfully repulr-cd, but the
Biiti-li hold is ki ill ill-piitcd bv the
Oerimin- and the end o) the lively uud
costly liuhtin-; is imi wi in siyht.
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I III' llllll-ll IHl' mill- IIIH lll-l'll llll-
uoiinccd, but they art estimated ut
well oter 'JflllO. The ficriuniis are be
lieved to have lost mine than 1000
men.
The French drive in llie direction
of St, Mihiel is about the only other
significant mote in the west.
Ktoiiiis Check llattlo
The comlitiou of the ground both
in the east and the wt is now bciii
diicctly refleeted in the local opera
tions. The situation aloii the entire
eastern front is for the moment up
pallidly at a standstill, llnml having
imjieded militury netititv in the Car
pathians to a lnrp extent, while
practically nothing hasibi'cu heard of
movements in I'olaud. J On the other
blind, fine weather Inn pret ailed in
the west for miiiiu dny4, mid barring
a heavy stonu, the ground will become
harder daily, a condition which
should cause iiicrca-cdft activity o
each side.
Hill IorjiI Affair
The Mritish press eoucede- that the
Inking of Hill N. Ii0 is larp-lv it lo
cal matler, but it considers this en
apemeut mi iiuportaul step forward
and a great relief to the town of
Ypics, mi long under bombanhucut.
The Oennaus in posesiou of the
lull were not only above the town, but
tucy imeiitencit tnc nnti-ii nncs m
the vicinity of St. Kloi. The takint:
of this lull therefore reduces the in
convenience of the Yprcs salient,
strengthens the tnti-li lines to tho
south, gives mi advantageous position
for further efforts and renders the
Ocruinu offensive in thin quarter dif
ficult. J'elrogrnd repoiN that during the
hist fortnight there bus been aitillery
fighting in northern Russian l'nhtud,
near the cast l'nissinn frontier. The
Riis-ians nre said to have won the
advantage. Tho check to the Kus
sinn ndviince in the Cnrpiithinns, as
eribed in Herlin to ltusinn defeats,
is said in l'etrograd to he due to the
spring floods.
Turks l'lau Itcslstanco
A strong Turkish unity is prepar
ing to offer vesistanco to the laud
forces with which the allies e.pect to
attack tho Dardanelles' fortification"
from tho rear. An .Alliens dispatch
says tlio Turks hnvo entrenched
themselves strongly along tho coast
of tbo Gulf of Saves. t U in this
vicinity, according to unofficial ad
vices yesterday, that '20,000 Hritish
and French troops hnvo landed.
Turkish encampments along the const
are being bombarded hy warships of
tho allies.
PATEN F MEDICINES
AND BIBLES DONT MIX
SAX FRANCISCO, April 2& Dr.
John A, I'atten, patent medicine iiuui
ufneturcr of Chattanooga, Tcnn.,
whoso business and business methods
hnvo been tho subject of discussion
by medical journals ami magazines of
national circulation, has tendered his
lesiguulioii as chairman of tho book
committee, of tho .Methodist Hook
Concern, reputed to bo the lurgcxt
publishers of religious, works in the
world. It h reported the resignation
will bo accepted today by tho eonunit
teo which is holding its militia! con
vention hero.
Dr. l'atlen accompanied his resig
nation with a statement explaining
that lie no longer wished to embarrnss
tho committee by votuiiiiiig his office
wliilo uuiU'r iliy,
APRIL 22, 101.1
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Jean Mario Cauyolle, a youiiR
tradesman of Pari, brought a medal
of honor back-from' "tho-front-,""bur:
he left both hi legs behind him In
lllio trenche.
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AMSTKHDAXf, April '-'-'. -Commenting
on the address of President
Wilson ut tho luncheon of the Asso
ciated l'res in Xew York, April 'JO,
the VosMrho Zeitnng of Herlin speaks
as follews:
"We could believe in the inclination
of the United States after tho war to
play the role to which President Wil
son refers, namely, 'to prepare as
sislanee for both belligerent parties,'
if Americans during tho war had act
ed in nceonlanee with the principle of
iissiotanee to neither side. The pur
veyors of arms ami ammunition to
udversnries cannot, all of it sudden,
NONE OF WILSON'S
NEUTRALITY
FOR
GERMAN
protend to ho the impartial friend ofpuUl,K nations might not declare war
all belligerents in tho negotiations at
the conclusion of tlio war."
The I.oknl Anxeiger says;
"President WiNon is mightily mis
taken if he imagines his sort of neu
trality will he acknowledged and val
ued by tho belligerents as fair play.
It is impossible for Oeiiiuinv mid her
allies lo esteem ns a sign of ".-elf-control"
one-sided patronage by tho
continued toleration of ti most ex
tensive supply of arms, combined with
humble endurance of all Knglish op
pression of neutral commerce. So fur
ns Ocrnian.v is concerned, President
Wilson need not trouble nhnut prep
arations for help after tlio war."
ITALY SEIZES ALL
F
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GKNHVA, April 22 --All German
and Austrian subjects tu Switzerland,
oven those who nover did military
service, were recalled yestordity by
their rospectlvo governments. Now
reached I.ugano this morning that
tho Italian government had stoppod
tho trans-Atlantlo kqivIco with tho
United States, Passenger who had
purchased ticket havo had tholr
monoy returned to thum. Tho Italian
govoriiment, tho roport aitys, roipitroa I
nil tho atoiunshlpa, I
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ORUS
my
Ah he .hobbles through tho streets
own tho tourists seldom turn to look
mlilin a medal-dccroatcil soldier
hobbling on peg'loK is too common
n sight now In Paris to attract at
tention.
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WASHINGTON'. April 22. -Albert
.Mombrenov, minister front Honduras,
noli become president of that repub
lic this summer on tho retirement of
President llertand, has proposed to
tho 24 nations tn tho Pan-Amerjcan
union that they adopt an Internation
al law tho method of Investlgatfon
of international disputes embodied In
Secretary Uryatt's peaco commissions
treaties.
A pormanent commission which
mlRlit act on its own initiative would
tuvestlgato nil disputes which cannot
bo sottled by diplomacy and tho dls-
or hcKin hostilities during Its Inves
tlgatlons.
Secretary nryan today niado public
tho memorandum which Dr. Mem
breno has submitted to tho nations
outlining his proposal.
TACOMA FEELS
El
TACOMA, Wash., April .. A dis
tinct shock of mi earthquake was felt
in Taeonut at 10:37 this forenoon,
from tho smelter near Point Defiance
to tho boutherii limits of tho city,
twelve miles, and extending to South
Tnconia. In tlio federal building and
the higher buildings mid in thu resi
dence sections there was a startling
jar, many peoplo seeking elevators
ami going into tho streets. Tho jolt
was felt nt Dnpont, fouitceu miles
west. It wii3 felt in tho Puyallup
valley, nine miles from Titcouiu, hut
was not felt nt tlio inn nt Lougmiro
Springs, on Mount Tacoinn, nor at
Olympic.
SEATTLK, Wnsh., April 22. Tlio
seismograph of tho University of
Wnsliiii'-'lon recorded no disturbance
toilny. nml no repotts of earthquake
mvn jl0Wl received.
Caiirollo
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ULTIMATUM TO,
Still Hopes of Settlement Without Re
sort to Arms Revived Germans
Sink British Submarine In Helgo
land Bay Austrian and German
Subjects in Switzerland Recalled.
UOMB, April 22. A report reach
ed Home from l'etrograd today that
Italy had sent a note to Austria which
virtually amounted to an ultimatum.
Tho note Is said to embody the min
imum terms upon which ituly wilt
consent to concludo nn agreement
with Austria. H Is Imposslblo to
confirm this report hero.
Oenernl opinion in Home Is tlin( An
agreement may still bo reached.
Nevertheless ' military preparations
are being continued with tho greatest
energy along tin; frontier whero Anu
trla I concentrating troops.
Tho deadlock In tbo negotiations
between Austria and Italy has been
broken and hopes of a settlement of
tho (uestlons at Issue without resort
to arms havtf been revived In Home.
It Is not known by persons other
than those closely concerned what
change has taken placo to relievo
the apaprently hopeless situation, but
Home nssunie that cither Austria
or Italy has made some concession.
Italy has been represented previously
a demanding tn their entirety tho
Trent and Istrla districts as well as
the Dalmatian Islands in tlio Aegean,
whereas Austria was believed to bo
willing to jield only a small part ot
this territory.
Tho German admiralty announced
today that u Iirltlsh submarine Was
sunk flvo days ago in Helgoland bay,
which lies between tho mainland and
tho Island of Helgoland. It Is said
Iirltlsh submarines have been ob
served mid attacked repeatedly In
this bay.
In France and Helglum yesterday
there was a continuance ot minor
operations.
A Geneva dispatch say Austrian
and German subjects In. Switzerland
have been recalled to their resiwctlyo
countries. It i also reported tliat
tho Italian government has requisi
tioned all Italian vessel engaged In
trado with telt United States.
TOPKKA. Kan., April 22 Anoth
er bumper Kansas wheat crop tu 1915
was predicted by J. O. Mob ler, secre
tary of tho statu board of agriculture
In the report made public today. The
condition ot tho 1915 crop ho esti
mated at 02. S on a total acreago or
S,.'S0,30O. A year ago the crop esti
mate was Ort.G on on S,5SO,000 acre
age. A wheat crop second only to the
1S1.000.000 bushel yield of last year
I Indicated, Mr. Moliler asserted.
It U pointed out that based on a one
hundred per cent crop of twenty bush
el to tho acre, Kansas under exist
ing conditions, should thin year pro
duco 159,000,000 bushels.
VILLA'S NEW CAPITAL
XOGAI.KS, ArU.. April 22. Xo
gales, Souorit, opposlto hero has been
mado tho new Villa capital ot Sonora,.
Instead of Ilermoslllo, according to
an anuouncemelit toiler. Jose Marl.'
Maytorena, Villa's chieftain In t'hit
utato is expected to arrive with hi
entire staff at any time. It was also
announced that a now (sruq of So
nera monoy, amounting to 2,QO0,O)O
pesos, would be placed on the market
May 1.
Detachments of Maytorena and
Curraiiza troop met In a brief skir
mish near Sun Jose yesterday, Bey
oral bridge on the railroad betwwm
Canunea and Nnco were burned, wa
roonlug a train en route to tbfc or
dor to take on ImportuHt NilliUry
nun mining suppne.
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