ttoebie WEBPont) mm: trtrunk srEDFORD. ohhcion, tthkday, ArarsT 17, jots. ' RAIDE RS HARASS REAR GUARD WAITS FOR ORDERS TO GO INTO ACTION SIATE POSITION IN LATEST NOTE CARRANZA LAX Untied States Wllllno to Submit Frye m Case to Joint Expert Board for Ad justmentAsk Berlin to Outline Bantllls Make Darinj Dash Across Rio Grande and Attack U. S. Cav alry Fotce More Troops to Mer cedes and Prcgrcso All Precau tions Taken. Treaty Stand Expect Payment Soon. ASKGERMAN 0 Mexican eon WASHINGTON", Aup. 17. The .American reply to Qonniiny'it hint note on tlio sinking or tlto America:) wnliitfr whip Williiim I'. Kryo, made jinlilie here today by tlto ntuto de partment, accepts the proposal Unit iliiiniiKCH bo fixed liv n mixed com inininn nnd that the dinputcd treaty prnvittlotw he siilimittcd to aihitra tlon at Tho Ilnguo hut ouIIh on (lor nanyfor a statement, nieanwhilc, mh to whether hIhi intend to conduct her future nnvnl operations in ac cordance, with her interpretation of tlio PniHrtfnn-Ameriean treaty or thofle. of the United KtatcH. Tho note Is regarded an putting the noted cahotwell on the way to n hcttlctncnt. It Ih nddroHHcd by .Sec retary LniiHing to AnibuHHiidor Gor nrd nl Merlin. Tho note follewx: You nro intjtrurlcd to prcRent tho following unto to tho (Ionium iniuit! tor for forcipi nffairH: Under iiiHtructiotm from my gov ernment, I havo tho honor to inform your excellency in reply to your nolo of July 150 in regard lo tho claim for reparation for tho Kinking of the William P. Frye, that tho govern ment of tho United Statca le.iriiK Villi regret that tho objections urged by it against the HtibiniiHlnii i.r tills cimo to tho prio court for dec! Ion luive pot commended IhcmschcM In the iinpci ial German government, mid it equally regrotn ,tluil tho reasons pruHcutcd by the imperial government for Hiimniltiiig this enso to tin prize court have failed to remove tlio ob jcctioiiH of the government of tlii United .States to the adoption of that conn-e. Ah tl is dixiigrceiiient bus been reached after tho full ripre-eu-tationH of both government wiih made in a picvioiw enrro-pondenco. out finthcr a.xcliango of viowi on the (picHlioim in dinputo would doubt IchH bo unprofitable, and tho govern meat of the United .Stales therefore wdi'umcV your cx'e)lciio'- nuugw tton that Mime other way should ho ioimd f H settling thin on Tho two inelhotU of .elll incur umpired in your oxcolloiiev note h;ie been given careful oonidcinlinii nnd it It believed that ? thy can bo cimlnui'd so that thev may both be adopted they will furnish a witin factory hanm for tlio solution if the quest icii at issue. Tin- govciiimeut of tie United Stale Iiiin already adopted itx i1oire that the quo-linn of tho amount of Indemnity to bo paid by the imperial nermaii government under il ad nutted liability for the Iowa of tin' owners and captain on nccoant o' lh destruction of tho 1'rjo Nhouhl bo settled by iliplntnulio negotialiou mid it eiitiiely rouour with the sug gcxtiott of the impciial (Icruuto v eminent that tb. Minplod way would bo to agree, ii proposed in .Mint note, "that imh of tho two uovciu- uicutH designate an expert and that the two experts jointly li tho amotiul of indemnity for the vcsol mid any Aiiicncau property which may have been sunk with bur, to be paid liv the impciial (Ionium goverummii when nseeitaiucd us Hinted in otir note. It is UHMuncd (lint the ur raiigeuiciit will include Home provi sion for culling in tin umpire in en w the expert fail to agico. The government of tho United Stale notes that jour aii)j!oitlou U mode an it It the o.prohrt rorvntion that a paxiaeiit iiiidur this arrango incut would not coiiHtituto an ailiiiis Moil that American tionlv unlit" hhould bo violated, lint would be garded by Hie impeiial (loniian gov ernment merely hh fulfilling a duly or policy founded on c.Uling Uwty Mipiiluliou. A iMMiiout mad on this undarMunding would be entirely acceptable to the anvcrunioiil of the I mted Stutoa, provided that the ;! ceptaiico of audi pavmont hnuld likewiho be uudortitnod ti bo without ptejudico to the content ion of ilu ov eminent of tho tinted Stui-x, that the sinking of tlio Fry w without legal justification, tud pro Nldcd uUo that an urrHiiamneul cnu bo agreed upon for the imohmjihIc nibmiHsion to arbitration of tha question of legal justification, inau- , far n h it involve tho inlrpro'li'" of oxihting tnmt ktipulatioua. TUcro cnu be no diffenmw of opinion between the io jtiviuirtwt UK to tho ilexirabihlv 1 Umvihk tilt (4iM of the true inent nnd ihkh ig of tlwir treaty btiputatioatt dr JMrwlHf without dvluy and to that Hero ts notJicr plrturo from Staff riiolograjilicr Y. II. DiiiIkiioii uilh (be ItiiHslaiiH.. ft In Interest lug (o note the xislllon of the men. git Mho Is In (lennaiiy toUing mir vIown. The uIhmo hs snapped on )lng down, all facing the front, and alert foe Instant action. eastern front during n lmttlf end the government of the United HtutcH propose that the olleruatiu' suiggchtiou of the impeiial (lernian goveruiueiil also ho adoplcd, hi ihat this tpicHtion of treaty interpretation can no Hiiiimiiieii lortiiwitii to ar bitration pursuant to in tide :IH of The Hague convention for (he pacihc settlement of iiiteruntional disputen. In thin way both (he ipicstiou ol indemnity nnd the (picslion of tteaty interirelalion can piomptly be settled, and it will bo observed that tho, only change made in the plan proposed by tho imperial (Ionium government ih that instead of elimi nating either one of it ultrriuitive suggestions, they are both given ef fect in older that both of the ipie tions under divoushinu may ho dealt with at tlto same time. "If this proposal proves ncccptuhle to tho impeiial German government, it would ho iiooon rv also to deter mine whether under the arbitral awaid, the impeiial Gorman go em inent hIiiiII govern it nnvnl opera tions in nccordanco with iU own in terpretation, or in neconlaiice with the interpretation maintained b the United States, as to obligations im posed by their treaty stipulation-, nnd the government of the Tinted States would he glad lo have on ex prossioii of the ievs of the impeiial Geimaii government on this pmiit. (signed) "I.AN'MMI." ml EXCHANG E BILLS FLUSTER L( 1ND0N MARKET Ki:V YOltK, Auir 17. The remil tanee off.' rod again-t London i ml Pu riii today were of a nunc ijiisecl liiuenu eharaiter than usual, hut in cluded a largo amount of groin bills. Advices from wosteni giniii ilonlers indicated n rt'oling of iiii(aine over exchange iHtiulitioits, the luferonco lioiiuc that sellers of oeroals In (but Koctiou had ugierd lo accept Hiy nient in lull iwable in poiiiuU or I'raucM. Kueli eoulracl", it in believed wen entered into weekn ago, before exchange I cached the present at ate of deinoialii'atioii. Kales on London hiidiucd a cent for dimaud and cable oi the eaily utternoou. MONTANAN FAVORS BEET CULTURE II. V.. Slack, a prominent landowner and business iiihii of heuistou, .Moot., is in the valley inspecting eon dition. .Mr. Stack live nour Hil lings, a larfio beet miivhi' district, and is thorouxhly fHiniliar with the grow ing of sugar boot. He hImIo that a surprikiimly I nine MHiount of inone U iwtluol ohoIi .vear from beet Hiigar crop and adie the iduutiug ot boot in thix swlion. Mr. Slack wa whuvvii Mixtiuul III valley tin nioruiiig by Dolro.v Get chell. He wh impiVMed vvilh the prodiictiveuoHM of Kufftio river vallc.v oil and ntHte Unit ltd eon see no roon whv thU svctioa aliould not be one of the mot piiHi'oiu bpt growing diktitcls of the vvel. "It i iiuporativo thut Muter lie iut oh much of the lnd, however." miI Mr. Stuck He'll llaog On, A New York ntnte fanuw vllltod Now- York city. hihI hwoiik )Uir tliliiBt, hit v,ndwl U) a woman'! wxohans on TwiuitMbtnl trt. Aftor tew HUtmHtU tt( sturlnt: ntioHt at th tktHga oh iIiiI. Iih hIiwI i mvwhI woiikii UII.iuImIiU buktut4 tkn railing. "So tki U ih woman' exrkaniv, oh?" he alu iliouglurulh "Y Till l tlio unuiii's t- ikttllKv.' tame lh iih, t ltl .an 1 ! lor )u '" ll iuu ail nr (In- w launch' ' "Ysa'' "Ual 1 Hiiva llivu IH Jul ki MarU." MAGEE QUITS AS HAITIEN PRESIDENT AM ABI I POUT AIT imiXCH. Aug. IS (do layctl lu traiiHinliiBlon). Following the election on August 1- of (ionornl Oaitluguouiive, an prealtlont of (ho Ilaltlon republic, till cabinet Iiiih heeii named: . . Minister of flnntico, M. Kilo, MlulHtor of tliointoilor, M. May an!. 7' Mlnlvter ot foreign relatloiiH, 11. PaiiloH Snuoii. Minister of war, M. I.ecomto. MlnlHlor of Juitlrd, M. Ooenoval. MlulHtor ot public vvorka, M. Sau xarloi. Tho sltuntlou l now woll In lmud and dltonlera have coasod. GEORGIAN AVORED F. MUTILATING FRANK i the coroner to take charge of tho 'body. It then was cut down and the two mile trip to Marietta started. The inquest was sot for 11 o'clock. MAIMCTTA, Aug. IT.-rl-o Frank's body was cut down at 10:15 o'clock, but not until Kohert llovvoll had spoken to the crowd advocating mu tilation of the body. Newton Morris immediately pleaded with the throng to allow an inquest to take its proper course. A vote was Hiigxostcd and taken. It was I Many n guy has kowciI hla wild overwhelmingly in favor of allowing oat crop In a gay minunor garden. Ills I-ast Act Whoro Ih my old friend Jlmon7" "Ho tackled a drunken Irishman by IilniHolf, nlr." "Why I thought that would bo tho last thing he would do." "Jt vvns." Stella's I lot gain Counter Many of tho people who aro hanged up In auto smashes aro notoriously caroloss. BKOWNSVILMS, Texas, Au. 17. Tho border situation nlong tho lowor Itio Grando assumed a threatening aspect today. Gathering of Jfoxlcann In forco InBt night at Progrcso, on the Itlo Grande, 30 miles nbovo Hrownsvlllo. nnd their daring attack across tho river on a troop of Twelfth United Stntea cavalry was not tho on ly aggravating fcaturo of tho situa tion. Authorities' hero received reports that 2G horses, Including somo recog nized as animals stolen by bandits In recent raids on tho Texas side, woro delivered this week In Matamoras, tho Moxlcan town opposlto horo held by Carranza troops. Delivery of theso horses and tho fact that tho Mexicans nt Trogrcso had been gathorlng oponly, created suspicion that Carranza officials woro lax In dlsctpllno or without sufficient dependable troops to copo with tho bandit elomont on tho Moxlcan sldo. Tho death of Corporal WHman In tho fight at tho Progrcso crossing last night nnd tho wounding of Llottt. Hoy O. Henry and Private Jackson, Intensified feeling In this section. For nearly twenty miles nbout Pro grcso crossing alnrnis woro sounded by rifle shots and by bolls last night. Armed men patrolled roads and wom en and children woro gnthcrcd whoro (hey could bo guarded. Harly today more troops reached Mercedes and tho Progrcso section. Thoy weer Infantrymen from tho 2Cth rcglmont which reached hecr yester day from Texas City. Suspicious Sergeant llavo you seen anything suspicious, sentry? Sentry Yes sir, I havo. I scon a dead homo carted Into camp an I'm wondering wbat sort ot roast wo'll havo for dinner today! WIFE OF SKIPPER BROOKED HEAD Ni:V YOltK, Vug 17 President It II 'Wird of the llrooklMi Federal league dull announced today that he h'(d received and accepted the formal I'o.l. nut Ion ot l.oo Magou a munugor of .l.o llrooldyu team. Maais. who linn been tilek for a fow day, will continue to play second I.iim. Ills contract with tolt eluli still h two yonra to run and Mugoo's eh of room u for leatgulux li that ho cannot do Juatlre to the club In the dual oatMielty of plaer and manager. WIFE LEFT WHEN HE EARNED $5000 PER MKATTMC, Vn. Aug t7. Wax Leo 1'arla ot istmttle. formerly a Now York broker mill prowlHtuu lu soeloty tatiro .obtaluwl a Uivorv tHlay from Mm. Nwva lMnlay Pari, rtamhtar of CharlM U. hlulay. preatdeut of a !ar .v York batik. Thv kuabaud vtlagml abandaHUMiit, aayini hia wife ltf( him warn hi healtli brama ao li.Utr(l that ho vws unabjo t arn woro tton M0 o smr- Mra. parte. whe tl I atty wtla bar mother. uu1 hu roHtuat, bat waa rM'nt ed in court by oOUHarl Mr I'nrU mikI Mm Kialuv will visit ih.' fas mux I'auflc t'Vmitlon. POUT TOW NSF.NI), Wil , Tug. 17. .Mrs Paiajou. wife of the captain of tho Peruvian luirk Alliance, six momhont of wbooe crow dieil on the voago from t'alluo liecauwo of beri beri, havo lioon attacked by tho dls oaso and woio placiul lu the hospital hero today. The survivors of the crow aro in the murine hospital Cap tain Parajon n not af footed, aipl during tho latter imvt ot tho vov.iko ha waa Hit) onlv alilo bodlod man on loard. The food nscst on Him vo)auo wan pollahed rbe hard tack and salt moat, and the do, .tro was can sod li ' this unwholesome diet, public health sertice otflclals !-,i, Kvm a Kmg catfi dictate wbat yoa showM ffike or not like m mi At tlio l'oiintiito Patron Your i roam U vary lerk It oualit to it l juat wkl(k ixil it ' Julia.' Kir-.' tldV. lift II V.llll'lt .11 $1' 'a.u I' ft ilttiniiion I lii.l tii. mint 4 a autuau ran iiraa on 3 JO weak aceoidluK to a Mi'uk-c Jul SAN l'KANi I (), Ana 17 Hearing on h pi nuunni'.v niiunrtuui to retiuiu eiifiim iiient ot a lrniit rulutg by the ltU-r,t eoliiliierve eotuiuiaaion to rcin.ye Sfuektou, Su erainsnto, San J nu.l anta t'lnra. t'al., frvio ela-i-ii i. alum um tenniinil point for wot haiud tiiui-cniti-HMiUl tifiglii, v.i- Wit twln be forr aMciul t initd Stat'1 court. JtMOftll V. Folk ap4Hvd for the jlratto eMiiii raw oohibiwmoii. Ulaekbuni l-ierlm., autUtni to the attorurv rner.il. for tbt VmUA SiaiM, and F. .1 UcxaJuLcr for tlw t'niir imIic- The L'ovfruini i i argued tlte couit waa without jun-ili..lii. Report Cfliittvvhy nroken. WVi'O. Tawu ug 17,-TbaMU-J aou 1 1, Kun.t hi i r' rallraaa ra-, i.'i h ifKi'i i.im Hi liaJvwton o' !. i ii ir. iiuti ng that on baa-1 Ir.il I. . i ol ih. .. at QalV t.ni ii ,.i ii. , n a.. Jutij, No fur ther particular .i ftvea - If ! rip lionprnrd t'.wt Fulimaa vv-" rri,"'.'..' y ".I'aJsand blend ed f r thi l.r.B i f Whntix" wo. ' 1 t'-t f t prve thntyoii wct.- C3"j io 1 1. Patimaa best? It wot:! I r.-t. A imn'B t"3t-5 h lb own. A cl-srctt2 thct rair't0y.:nl"Ar.on:o c potcntaf'j pc'"'' would not nccccaBry rlP'O yen. T.'ict'awJywoIsavaPaiimaa tip t j your (st. Hitt'rn 1 3 nnrwthlnR Ricro than r..n tU tlyt ia tai-hty i.-npenont to you. No matter hov r.ood-toctlnij noinr.roito ncy ho itenn only l txM !JCN3I3L." c'sreu 3 C;? j-cu if it ia comfortable, tro. 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