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cut m rwUwwH Full Leased Wire ' Dispatches Printed Today THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR rstiiii in i r in aaaa . . mxm mm , I NEW MEXICAN PLOT Secret Semi Agents Anted With Papers Seek Amer icans Sa,d To Ba Allied With farta-Ex-Cta Spends Owl Tim In El Paso Reports Say Haerta istas Are Mobtbog Across Border To Mack Villa EI F'nso, Texas, ,)uue service agents here today are known are known ' - wmi papers tailing for the direst of a certain Mexican irenenil in adherent of ri ,,.,-. rri,n . 1 1 . !v,.i,ui , . ,lul 'iguiing, iion- 1,1 nsi ui a iiiiiciuiiim pave- Huerta. They are also Investigating '!lll, received heavy reinforcements' ""t to the property owners alter Un reports of several other persons, in. ,ni! '.'I""" Wednesday at the ! "cessment had been twice nullified hv eluding three Americans, as l,ei con . ' nected with the alleged Huerta revolii-l denary conspiracy, With predictions1 renewed of tirrests to fol low the d..to,,.i tioa of Huerta and General Or,,-,,.,, Kl ex-1 raso was waiting; todav for ti. pecieu sensation to be sprung. (Since his arrest oil Sunday, General Iluertn has spent a pleasant, 'ipiiet time here. He seldom leaves the home of his daughter and those loval to the deposed dictator ulivays surround him. "wing to Ins rare nppe iliearauces in pub 11c, rumors were cue mated today that i",-,-iiiiuoos were neing talieu against "" "r assassination which .... .. . . unrn fii m to nave come from Villistus across mo uonier. Huerta was iin,n,.,,s,.K pleaseil by the dinner tendered him at I'ort Itliss last nieht In- rl,,,.i i.. iui nti.l today was invited to attend a tevievv or Cinte. States tii, t i;'..t Imiss tomorrow - i . Huerta ami General Orn.co meet reg ularly for conference without being dis turbed. A close watch is still main taine,!, however, and they would hav, little chance to evade secret ,.r,i,. ngents ami escape across the border,: even should they desire to inalie such mi attempt. ' , .luai-ez was quiet todav There were Reports of Htiertlslns eoneentiaiino. t ! .-uoio point in northern .Mexico nttneks have yet ninterinlUed. wine point in northern .Mexico, but no tt.,i... i , ' ..... ... . . . n n nun- ei iiiaienaii,.ei. Agents of the department of justice v. ere being assisted in the work of tin covering every detail of the new Mex ican revolutionary pint by ,1. I,. Camp, t'nited Slates district attorney of West Texas, here today. With tl'ie arrival of Camp, it was believed that addition al arrests which were promised yester day might soon be made, and that start ling revelations of the extent of the pluus of tile revolutionary leaders would be furthcoming. ' I General Huerta remained at the 'ipartnierts of his daughter. Hit was Hie guest of Colonel Morgan at a din ner at fort Bliss last night, and motor- ! ed back to Kl I'aso. Today he received several friend and newspaper men at I his npnrtitionts, but declared he had no j intention of endeavoring to ems the' border into Mexico, lie said he hoped j to be released when his heating is held 'I hursil.'iy, anil in that event would eon-! 1 1 mie his journey to the San Francisco' exposition. ' j It is genernlly accepted here that firmer Mexican fedeiul soldiers and others recruited by the new revolution-1 ary faction are crossing the border ev-i cry night anil mobilizing at some point, in northern Mexico. How this can tic ' stopped is one of the problems con--friiiiting fiirf officials, III spile of the! arrest ol Huerta and General Diozco, an attack upon Juarez would not be en tirely unexpected, ami considerable ex citement continues to prevail there. Zapata Ready to Lmvb. 1 Wellington, June 'J!'. With all the' archives packed and everything in lead-' iness for a quick move, the .apatislas are apparently preparing to evacuate Mexico City, according in advices re ceived by Carranzista agency here to day. ' i roteign diplomats are exciting great ' ruiter. efforts to prevent looting an I violence Extra rags, etc. Peace Will Come Only When Men (By J. W. T. Masoii.) ( Written for the l'nite.1 Press.) New York, June J!'. The Getmans aie today defending tin' front north ol Arras which the French have I n at tacking for the .at six weeks. It i estimated that nil nverage of lno,u"u shells have been fired daily near Ar ras. This begins tn approach a rc-oid sent by the French artillery when M1"1. nr shells were fired in II single day, The French have been making small itaiiK. They hnve captured the famous o'ltviinth which embraces an ennie s'poire mile, whicli makes it possible or the French infantry to attack Ho' Oanks of the German line. The innbilitv of the French to make further progress at Arras indicates that too much emphasis has been placed up "ii the effectiveness of con-'entrated '"e. The Fnglith army officers haw "'ways insisted that battles arc really won in workshops niul that it is nee 'Miry tn obtain ascendancy of the enemy artillery and that then the me will be notoiouti, oil.- ptterminaed. But if this I. trim Ii I. Iliffieiitt In exnlain i,L i., vuy ino 1 roncn have b'irii 1'iogres at Arras. 23sr,.t'.i ti v ' ""sncc, nurnett or the ru '. secret in the Mexican , ..i nrem,. en,,rt ;.. .. .. i , , . "".era. Pablo whose i . " ""-''i'ui' of .Mexico Citv i nave been outside c.f .Mexico Citv fori"10 ''i,v '""'"I f L Grande exceed- 1 f... , llll9.ls reported to be witli fi..irni v . 'I all!lrli ""tier orders from "mi,,,, "" it charter, when thov re General Vie-toriaao (arranza to avoid i,...- .1 ... .. .. IlllllS 111 tin - ; """lla 01 ,llc Zapatistas " , W E8V01uHon Brewing . , . "unn '"'"'in Aevin. i.V " iist,,i,Kton. ,!,. ou. Launching 0f a new revolt of the most f,,.-...:. l.i.i.J , , - ii-uiiniiiuir - ...... ,,,,,, ,, iigMonos character in northern Mexico appeared ""' of the l.a (iramle council to be certain today. The situation in!""'1 I'ii'l' decision is reversed by (lie .Mexico City is becoming increasingly ""I"'''11"' 'nurt and the assessment or- sonoits ami with developments on the11''1''''1 '""'h' "M-r 11 an auout the capital calling ti, ,, v;: .i,: u' ,.1 .,"u ; - ',,,,,,,,,, ' ' "ul ,"c 118011 .,., 1 "nuluJ laagiasn- nig. Cn:ilidelltii reports from ll, l,i..irl.i , iii'i'Mi ,,,,,. f ,,,,(. : .. , , , t . 1 , . . - 11 ; , ,i,V,, ,'. i Tt', 1 , lln men, chiefly half-l - ,..n ., i, . iuiuici crossin.' inm the i,.,rii,.,- t: ,i. . ,. ..i.,:.. . . ""- !,ul1"1" crossing t,,,- l(i tJ "ni mi'J' 'i'l.'-v'",, .-.i l!Z After! cen.lin.t in u i '. " 1 . , n " I'-ieif.i oos, ire ious ' ;'recd up,,:,, according to reports here. ! ' V " " "' ,T "' Hie arrest of General llucrta and ticn-j l' ,',''t lf "'" einlll".v"r'' ll!l111'' oral Crooc will not interfere with plans !1,y t"1'"''"1" f""lt ''"crscd tha Hhich have been arranged for the oner- i ,n"' " .'i,lllli"'n 111 1'!1Vlir "f iitioas of these new i.iHiii;,,.,. c.i....! ''" Hay Coal ii Vuel compniiy ia an H i said . nlc'1',! ''ctcntion of two alleged r"'ul''a'l,'"i 111 revolutionarv niovemcnt will nut prevent uttucks be- '"i"11' lmrn Voilianhun. "I""1 Ihese twiK'ifien miiv W t. , 11 ' ,,','m rt''1' , I he revolution is t lee ared in l. ull c; , , ., . v " ' ' " "I U $2 i in I ' ml Carrauza. but President Wilson 's hopes for peace. Hund to hand figl ting is in progress in the suburbs ot .Mexico City between the Carrauzistas and Zapatistas, nc 'u iling to last repoits here. Inside the i it v are bread hoi. Cut off from all communication wilh the outside world while, the hostile armies battle for pos- css; if the capital, the people of the city are believed to be suffering as nev- iiciure t roiii lack nl food. The state lepi.it it has not heard from the' Ilia - ziban minister, who represents this country in the capital, lor 1 1 days. The Salem Military hand under the direction of II. X. Stoudcnmcye r will render a concert ia Wilson park to night. The following is the full: program I March, " Freedom. "A ppel. 2 Overture, " Zampn. " Herald. .'I (a) "Japanese Intermezzo, ICioto Sun." Thulium; (b) Valse, ' 'Cecilia. ' ' I'etlier. 4 Vocal solo, "Little Gray Home in the West." I.ohr. .Mr. Torn Oder nianii. 5 Grand selection from "Lohen grin. ' 'Wagner. Ii Musical comedy, "High Jinks." Friinl. 7 (at Danse l'ariscnne "Scattering of the Hoses. " K inug anil Hugos; (In ' ' Serenade. ' Dnlla, S Comic opera, "Sweethearts." Herbert. H March, "From Ocean to Ocean." Are Worn Out It is estimated that the Au-trnGer niaiis are prinliicing L'.'ii.uoo shells daily. But there is no evidence that the Ger man li o .l.'pbchlcl the Freinh ic or.l. Kleineuts other than gunfire play an iini'orlant pin! i" modern warfare. Tin' urn , efleci Ol lllgll pOWCII'.l Sll in nut a wavs lliflisure.l up 10 tations and the result have been Hope is appn-nting to the ullie. now n nee, III tt, ll III,' elf,' tiveiie-s of soon be sup new tt in it, i mi 1 1 ti "i' a ' plied the allies, It the resiuis are so, Unctitrv then it i inevitable that the lilies will a.-iiai" the utfensivc, other ' , oromi-e steps in the direction f peace will .Muhv thou taken, id. of ves wiliild be ,ne. if the aiilitari-ts ould agree '"i ,1,,. lesion to be Ft h in the battl learned from the north of Arra. l-,,!,,., sitmc compromise rca' tle.l, i ne I Il.,ck must emit aue until both i'h' 1 . , i.e. to fight any arc """," "',r, ,., i ,a,,. under more i eu' v ., .. ,., ,. conditions na tically n incy ,h,v as far as the mi litarv relations m ;the thiee major poweu are oncemcd., SALEM, Contributory Negligence On tart of Employe Does Not Bar Action for Damages "The situation is Dimply one where the water of jurisdiction him run pant the mill of opportunity," similitudinar- nmrni nc i n wl ieh it i heM liW - f.u junislietion. as prescribed ami .1 . .... - ine circuit court anil tho improvement tor which tie assessment u..u ,,,l had been completed. This action is appealed from a de cision of Jiidi'c Knoiileu f tli- ,.ir..,,if court for vi. ,.n,,,,t,. '-.i. ...1...1.1.. Negligence no Bar to Recovery. 0n ba that ,i,.dge .ii,. s. sl 1 "e, of the circuit court for Coos countv erred in instructing the jury to ill,. fl',,f tlmf It ,,.,l i,l,u..., . toe iici: L'C ce or c rc t'ssi t's or i. i . . - i defendant (cm,loyer), that if the plaintiff (employe) himself has been , -v wf eontnliutory ncglip;ence, such nc'diecnce as lMiiximatelv contribut.M !i '"i""'' ""' e""- 1 nor recover, nut it list anil uiir tie neir- i: a ,i... . action tor uamages oroucjit oy Kino Haiha, who was injured as a result of explosion of gas caused by ignition from the exposed flame of his lamp. The case is remandeil for a new tiiul not iiicouai..lriit mill the opinion. The opinion Moore. written bv Chief Justice Exceptions Must Be Shown. liccausc the d'l'cudnnts and appel lants, Hen 11. AVilsou. et at., failed to mnke or show any exceptions to the rulings and findings of the trial eorrt appealed from in his bill of exceptions the supreme court this morning, in an opinion written by Justice McHride, af firmed the judgment of Judge Giitens of the circuit court for .Multnomah county in the suit instituted and won against the defendants by F. A. 'J.sity ciiariinir fraud and conspiracy on the ; I"11'.' of 'h'fcndnnls in inducing him to invest sl.'J.iO, in cash and collateral security, ill an alleged fraudulent pa tent right scheme. Mortimer Way Rccovor Property. Although a mortgage given upon real property to secure a loan may be in the I'm in of an lo'tunl conveyance in which the mortgagee is given the right to convey, the sale or transfer of such nniiicrtv bv the mortL'tieoc does let in any wise disturb the iut I or title of the inortgag' is led depri r in so. ii .i....i.,, in.. .... -co oi rue rigui in itmiK action for the redemption of the prop city; neither is tin rtgagee estop ped from lirintjing suit in I'orochxuio upon the mortgage. i si rpon thit holding the supreme court in mi opinion written bv Justice Bur-. nctt ihis morning reversed tin' judg ment of Judge Webster Holmes, of the ciicuit cunt for Vnnihill county, and reniiindeil the case of Vinnic A. and Murv I). Vin t. vs. the I'iist Ni-.tional llnnk of Ncwbeig, lor further pr. 1 nigs not inconsistent with tin' opirion I). W. ltn Ih foil vs. l'nvcttc-Orcgon Slope Iriigution District, et hi, nppcl bints, nppeiiled from Mallieiir county, suit to cniotn di'l'i-ndiints fimn peifei t ing tax title to property, opinion In justice Bean, Circuit Judg-' H;,!"' judgment for plnintilf nf firmed. ' I'nited States Fidelity nnd Gmtrcti tv compimy. nppcllniit. n. c. F. Miirtiti j et nl, ii pealed from .Miilliu.niali c.ui, tv, involving a redelivery b..i..l. op . . . . i, ;..,,, ;t , '....rt inn. ii ii v .i us! ice Galons' judgment I'm defendant n- veisoil. pavctt.'---Oregon slope lirig'it dis tri.-t '" !.. F. I'cter-oii, appellant, ap pealed from Malheur tmiiitv. mv.dv.tig ,., . ,,f b.mds of distri-t. opinion by justice Bean, Circuit Judge Bgg' jmlgmeiit for plaintiff a ft i t in-i. ' Yokica Yovovi.-h vs. Fulls City Lam b. r cinpauv. appellant, appealed I i"in Multn.iin: h coiinly, a-tin tor 'Inmaip'S f,,r deiitn of plaiutift " "I'mmn by !.ti,-e Heim. Ciieait Jndi."' Cb-ton s ja.lgmeiit for plaintiff affirmed. ' D. G.oss vs. W. W. Gage, sl.-r-. iff of C"o countv. motion to reinstate ,,pcal denied, opinion by Judge Har ris. i Austro German. Losses 700.0'Ki London, J '.Mi. -The Au"'i I, email losses in (ialacia sm.c Mav I were todav csiin.nie I at iii-a'rly Too.oon bv the Tin"'-" ''r respondent with the llus-aa armv Tin' Slavs an- in no i"' downhearted lo'.ailse of the fact that 1 b-y have 1 n for: -I to retire, the cOireindcnt d" ,-lart-l. , OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 2UM5 SLAVS II PRESEinSfifflF MAlllfi IMR m m raw Next Battle To Be Fought 30 Miles East of Lemberg In Galicia TO CUT OFF RUSSIANS People of Vienna Object to Increasing Darker Shade of War Bread I'ctrograd, June HD.-Along a great front of 100 mivt tllc u,slall, Hrt wit.olrawing further to the east in Ga II' in ti.lay upon -fortifications which wen, prepared before the evacuation of Luiiherg. With their lines intact the Slav forces have conducted an orderly letreat, according to all reports here to 'ty, and are now all but prepared to iciiko another stand before the advanc emg Austin -Gorman armies. The next in-iit battle of the Gaiician campaign is xpeclcd lo be fi.ight on a line miming cm unn tin I n in m t of l.enilic erg. mere tae Kiissiuni are strongly ... ii, nc i u,, prepared lor .sl niggle. a I it a n tic It was officially announced to,av tout the Hussions have retired to a point near Husk on the Bug river and arc preparing , ia,t, H111 (m (, nest bank. Further ,0nth,' lieneial hnnofls lorces have I u stcadilv Willi- e rawing to lint cast m'nee Hie eap'lure u!' lalicz, and Zaiavno by the Austin-Germans. Tu, ietTO,,f m, j,,,,,,, ,.,.,,,,! by eitectiv,. m..uarit anion u that close .iiiiielions have been el'l'ectcl with Hie lliikowina armies and the northern lorces about Lcinberg. One of tne prime objects of the Alls-tio-Geiniuii iissault on flic sKithem iioui mis inns I i frustratcil, it asserted here today. The Gernnin was 'Olll- iiiuiniers are striving to ill i v a wedge ..in, ,i,c niissiau lines, en nut ntr n, stii.thern anuies from the forces of il. mirth, but by thcr well-planned retreat the Slavs have prevent,.,! any break in their lilies. On the soiiliteru front tli ,....;.... hnve withdrawn lo the Gniln I.;,-,, ri,. The elfcctiveness of !hi rit ,.,.i .... 'nil in coiincctioii with this ,..i. ported in the official t.1,,1,., , , I he war oflice which ili.clt,,-,,. i, 'inte ntla.lis by t, German forces re s cssfully repulsed. Conditions Growing Worse, G Mi, June L'll. ( ,,,,,1;, ;,,,, leiina an. rapidly growing worse, n, imlilig lo ililale advices received hen today. The ,-iiy is Hiirroiiiidcd bv H o.'don of fcinpuriiry striictoies ' for housing cholera ictiius. The ieuucsc me said to I omplaiu- '.'K "on uie iiiiiigariniis are now con- ni,iimg in,, j,,,.. eminent lluiigarv has I,, , , ,. ii, .vpurtiitioii of wheal into .ustna. llinlnpcHt enjoys Hut luxury of white bread, while Vienna's war blend is eoiistaiitly growing tlarkcr in aue an. I mine iiupnliituble. Break Is Complete. Mill. a. .lone L'H. The lirnnk in diplo matic relalions between Italy and Tor l.c i. complete today, according to a Home dispatch leceived here. Tne Hal inn aml..i:i.lir to CiiiiHtanliiiopli ,s "i'1'l I" bo ' I a recalled, while the Toi'.isli iiinli,'i-",-,.or' reiiiiest for lu .p - v - 'oits in Home prcpantig lias been giant, to depart. Not Yet Time for Peace. Ani-toi;, I n Hi' "it. The I G.i.etle. esnallv Well I Ii fin in,, I ogn. official views, in discussing rweat .lis-ces-inn in the I'russiaii diet and do 'nan I- ol socialists for peace, today -III- Tlo line i for pe in and " near when our ee. I'ntil then v abovit all must 'iieniies e lllllst- remaia figh' Mill.' VETKRAN DRIVER KILLED AND MECHANICIAN HURT S'tc niiiicntn. f'ul., June D!i.- I'laren, e O. King, vetcitii, driver, was instant ly kill.-d and In" brother-in law, Les lie I'iicft. who acted n niei'haiiiciaii, was probably fatally Injured, when their Maxwell rioer went throuoh the feiee si.d tuiiic'l turtle in the firs! -,(t ot fie ligli! rr lace ni iin- suite fair giouicls Sunday, King was traveling at the rate of 7" miles an hour wheu his car nashed through the fen. e as In- tried to pass Frank Wn-uinin. driving an Oviilimd, at the half niiV turn. King's wife and fnther, Charles M. King, were in Ihe fr amis! a ml Htnl the no lui !."' iut" the ditch and turn over twice pinning tin1 racer under it. )'ii. It's skull waa fractured and lit the While tii,- iial it was announced today Hnre i little lio-e for hia re ; : covery. King a known d-iver and had competed against llnrney ii.ii.,. ,, ,-, d king He came to Sncriiiiiea to several yeat ago and took op the Maxwell iigenci. Later lie looi;ht a ,'d.i. ken ram h on the Stockton road and 1,-n been living there ilnce. Alienist Tells What "Parano ia" Is Thaw Was Drunk Says Witness New York, June L'H. The l'ress today asked Dr. Austin 1'nited Flint, nu famous alienist, to explain nl,i constitutes imrenoia, tho disease which the state contends Harrv Thuw is suf tcriag from. Here it is:' By Dr. Austin Flint. l'aranoia is a tchronie lirogrcssive I'sychosis occurring mostly j ,,llrv adult lite, characterized by the general development of a stable progressive system of delusions without marked mental deterioration, elouilimr of eon. sciousacss or discord of thought, will or conduct. 1 have made observations of mure than a thousand eases ami have yet to see one recovery. New York, .lino. L'H After f hours' of gruelling erossc.viuiiiiiation during which th,. kt let ,,' stani'md White V allege.! o'rgi.-s with lively,, Nesbit Thaw ivus rattled ami l,iti..r ,',t. tacks were inide unon'the inmil.- r Harry K. Thaw. Dr. Charles l li. croft 1,-t't Hie stand in Thaw 's sanity trial here today, lie was still unsliuk- en in his teation, miiile yesteidny, that Thaw was sane. Dr. Bancroft was a member of the New ilampshirt omission which found sane after he hail escaped from Matteattiia. Deputy Attorney Geiierul Cook used every tactic possible to im peach the physician's professional knowledge ot paranoia but with little result. In succeeding in drawing from Dr. Bancroft the admission that a paiii noaie might live for months without any signs of the disease, until h in- in it t i'.I sonic horrible crime. Hut this was spoiled ti nit -at tutor when the physician insisted: "Tlrnw ii not insane and never was. He was merely laboring under the of' fects of over indulgence In chiimpiig,,,. on the night he killed White. He thought the shooting was justified, " Cook nltcmpted to show that Than chose a no uncut for the shooting when he unnlil get (he must publicity in substantiation of his contention 'that i ue ki g oi n nit mis the u.-t of mi insane num. In response to questions, Innicver, Dr. Bancroft t,,d in d, ,,, just how the New Hampshire connnis sinner had the decision thai Thaw was suae. " We found that Thaw's chid' jecf of hate was While," he stud: "He thought he had a light t kill him because White had destroyed hv elvn 's virginity and lie prupnseii to save others from sii.-h n fate. We tin not nieler-tand that Thaw template.! a universal plan for the rescue nf tl virgins, hot only in -cut guls eon, 1 iug under White's influence. " , The fl,citlnllilig of Dr. Bnlli-rott cod ' ed will, rcl'cn-iif ... to Thaw's will lenv j ing n fund to "prosecute Homy ', I'oor." He was the landlord of one' of While's houses and on intimate, terms wilh the architect. It was I'nok 's I putpose to eri'l.-ti vor to show- that Thaw was sufli'itiig from some ilcuion as to' I'oor. "Did you consider the b'tt-r in w ku-h Thaw declared he knew- of a house on j Twenty fourth sttect wheie working men heard 15 year old gtils scrcniaiitg ( itgniiist attti' li 1" Cook a.kt -I Bun , crot,. ; "Ye, we went iimt all that," tin physician replied, j i Engbind iSponds Sr,,oiio,ooii,i)fiO Lnml I. .1. The Hist Velir i ' llo- Wat Will en! Lug- iand ill least ,.i'iiii.oin,oo'l 1'ie r A-potli .1". laced loilav. 'I'll'- pleuuei li'll'le Ills esllliiatc of I i f .-a! Ill il ,a n s evii, 'II. litotes duillig the first Iwehe lliunl lis ill lio-lilitics belore a mass meeting at iiilild had cillc-l in the inter, "f of promoting nn tioiial ..i-onooiv. The stlcce.S ot the low- war loan 's assuiel, As.piiili said, but he a.tain somioIcI the warning again-! cxtnivngnti'-e mid itlged every possiblo e.-ooomy. ' 'A llhoilll the SO ss of the new limit is Ssi'ircd,'' the pie liner i il ,- "it is aeii's-arv thai the government urge thai at a time III e this, ss-li tin 'he patt ol either Indivnltials or the go, ei'tiio-iit is nothing shott of a i-ri in'. The Weather nlit mil Wi iif-'lMV, irtrtlf t!:.. V 0 PRICE TWO AMERICANS FRIENDLY 10 GERMANY. SAYS GERHARD IN BERLIN Referendum Vote Would Stoo iaie ot Munitions of War Says Emisary llcrliu via wireless to fiayvilhj, I. )., June in. Aniericana would vote to rohil,it tl. sale of munition if the question was put to a referendum vote Dr. Anton Meyer Gerhard declared to- ili'y ia an article ia Der Tag. The lied loss ngent who returned from Berlin from the t'nited Stales as a spcciul emisary for Ambassador Vnn Horn storff said he was satisfied that Amer icans as u wholo ure friendly to (j,,r. many. "bi the other hand,'' said Dr. tier- hard, "Americans condemn Germany for the violalion of Belgium's neiitrai- il.- llll.l lint nli.1.1... tl. I ....:.....!.. They are unable to understand the, . "' Ul .lilt 1, ,1111,1, German ideas on sinking of the l.usi taaia. I hey are unable to understand the Gerinan ideas on Iheso points, just lis Germans lire unable to underslaad why Aiuericaas should travel on inniilion carriers. Both peoples are laboring under entirely different idea. But both have heretofore lived in peace ami friciiik-hip and since no renl oc casion for antagonism exist they should continue to do so. "One excellent trffect of the war Isiiuc in progress in tnia region, and whila Mm! Geriniin Americans, without lnler-lhc figl.liug is now In progress ou a t'eiring with their loyally to the t'nited Slates, strongly remember the land of their birth. Besides them, there are wide circles of Americana who ympn Ih'r.e with Geruinnv." n , p I i' I fl iJesmafc rnhnni? In Wlexico Expected When Two Armies Clash Washing!, luiin Desperate fighting in Mexico City was fore shadowed today In a dispatch fmm John Silliioaa, special agent of the slate .Icpai I in, oil, confirming reports that General iirriinu is eoi Hating strong forces for a new attack upon, the capital. Theie inc imw L'.'i.llllll Zapiitislas In tl v, I. ul Sillilnan repnrleil H W ns the ho i f I ui i ii ii a to tlrlvt t the .li fciiili is am I occupy that capital with in I wo or thr la. s. Farlicr ili-inalches reported then, wete iielii titimis that were mailing eciy the ni'iili-liis prcpiuatioii lo CMICMIlle Mexico (tV ill U II I i'' i pll I loll f a ileiei mined nllack. Villa' Aent Arrive. Washington, June :!ll. Benernl An geles, foioicr chief lieiitenillit nf lien eial Fi iiioisio Villa, arrived ill Wash i iil.iI"), todav and went directly lo Ihe lo adquaitei s of ih" convclillonalisf iiiteiii-v lieie. Aiicele conferred wilh Seiio, l.hnel.te, chief of the agency, who Inter dc I that the gen. -ml was now eoi dc. wit lieilher I li lluerla ur Cniiiin.u in.-1 i lie ia Hill loval lo Villa, Lh.rele declared. tlSicde.nts Present Teacher With New Dictionary I . n -1 IVi'luy n ft it tition tin- I.jiiImt" ij 1 1 i ri'l i n tin' IwnM"-' Hiiiiiiiii-r Ti'tniiiil i I I r - -rnh-'l I'n.f. Kimi w ilh mi H.iMl.M'li,""! ll'-tM.II!irV. I'll (', (i'l'lvMII'l. t-U li''liulf of tilt' tdl- tlint IhmIv. t,r.-m-Mt.'. Wft if t . I'n.f. Kripptt rMj I mi vnv iin t.ri'n-ivi' ii'"! t tut hi i Hiiifj n-r It. tli I'liiMn. England Takes First Step Toward Conscription Law I... wind ..,n, .lone ''! Tin. first step to- ,,,.- ril.tioi, was lakcll n t,l,J . lai win a Walter Hume Long, president of Ihe local government board ,,ffr,., ninoni- thcmaelvcs ami com- iiilroilint'il a iintiuiinl ri'Vislcr bill ill ply wilh ihe tlcmaail nf tbo govern Hie boo ,o of coiiiiiiooa. 'I he lull nills nient for greater production ot moni tor Hie i iitiillmeiii nf all tonics lietween loon before the latter measure ia on to., ug. s of l "i and il.'t with a stnicineiit m ten. la ircwiitii!g lii registratluii of llo ir .hv.i,nl ability to lar arms i icssore today, and discussing the labor und olln-r mroiinalioii of value to the situation, Utag tleclared it wa not thn war olfni- in case conscription should gov eriiiacul ' object to rnerra labiar, be necessary. but t. or satisfactory organiiatioa Aside ft,, in the munition bill, pre of the government 'a resource, si-otid bv David hbi.il Gcnrge, minis-: If litis is accomplished, Long said, It let of the mi. intuitu, this is th oat I be uftii:ii'nt to defeat LliglKud'a. radical pice of legislation that lias .hemic. CENTS & AIN3 kewb BATTLE NEAR ARRAS IS RESUMED AFTER IL OF TEN DAYS French Infantry Charges After Artillery Shells the Ger man Lines ONLY "TEMPORARILY" Montenegrin Troops Occupy Scutaria of Late Balkan War Fame I'uris, June 2!). Afier I. .11 in lays, the battle iiuth of Anus has 1. . . , . .. - " "! " r,'nl vlol"1'": in -i. .en,, itf w-iia a nesvv ut I"""""1'" "i, urn Herman Hues were ; shelled for an ckton.l...i ,...rl..,i l...f..... -the French inl'untrv rushed lrvir,l the attack, it was officially announced luilny. Charging several German posi tions, the French irogrese,l along tho inlicii road fi(n Augra to Al.lain, driving back I lie enemy with consoler able losses. About. GiMinchy ihe French left ii delivery ing a strong atlnek llgsiual tha Mii.in.v positions, Stubborn eucoiiuters I runt ot ink one mile, it Is believed to l''ii.-liinioiy a French offensive on a gnat scale in the thrust toward Lens. In Ais.'iiu th. officia. fiimmuniqiit, a. Inline I today, (lie Germaiia teiuuira'--ily too!, a riilue cust of Milzyral. They were ousted liiim nearly all of the rap ture I ositiiiiis In counter attacks, it was m n Uil. Cent., ins 8hn OathwtraL Hcilia, via wiielost to Loudon, June - In i man aitillery was forced to -lull I In- caihedial at Hoissoas be t,e tot I'reiu I, il .incrs lieing ihiced in Hit) lower, it wo: ot I n itill v umiimact'd to- i1".: I 1 "" ' M'liing, tin- iifieiiil i:h"" "in t,,,,,, n, , ,.rri. n a,t livi iitiiug trench nllack were re- ubti! in the .Meuss heights. Assaults were a l-i ,!, Imi-cd by the French in ito ol Anas, last of Lnncvillii and cut ot I'-Tnini he. All broke down Innuiii heavy Inc In, a, the German aitu.o'.v. M ii'lciicgrina In Bcutarl. Ilntue, Juan it, Miinteticgf in troop have occupied Scutari, it was ui'iio'int ed here todav. Siulaii i the capital of the Vilny.t of that name in All in and is unl f miles from I atteio, Dalmatia. It is near Hie noil liea.tctn rxtrcinity of l.nhc Sciilaii on the border of Ailnui, i a ol Mel Icoegro. Fruai this lake tie Adiuili' sea may be rem lied by th.i lloiaua river, n navigable Mrciiiu. Scutari is Ihe largest city In Alliiiuiii, fSattln Anuva clouds. I'ctnigra.l, June L'll,- lu a batllc on , ,-,,i,,,. ,, iihci.biif iiioualaiii in thn i a,, casus toe lurk- wen, defeated by hcll.V losses, III, III I it'llll statement l- lioiiliccil today. "Our arlillerv win Gained down the sl.iies wilh deadly effect. When the eio-niy retired we i minted more than Imio ' Toi ki-.li dead and hundreds of wounded," the sttilenient said. NIGHT KIDEK ON TUIAI. S.hMi 11. ii., AjhIi., .Iiiuc - riHiuln ii,i'!t'i.).i i', kiii' nf thn '!M iiIImkcI ' iiivlit iuicih" whti I io v .Mri, Mnr L'iiit't It'nM (iritl two Hfiim nut of thrt I'mniv nnl IfMnicil llu-ir en l.i n Ih( Jh-i-rnr . ; nt on tnul hen' tu'luy. H ih (ii.iijmi Willi HrMoiii If hn nlionl'1 t)4 f"iiil!c. 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