VOL, 0
L!Mn,N. C, Thursday, June 10, 1019
No. II
SIRAICHTAWAY CLEAN
CUT FLIGHT IS MADE IN
16 HOI KS 12 MINUTES
nineteen persons are
DROWNED IN AI.AISAMA
Inalmi, June 15. -(Ily A spo
liated 1'ic .)-' !h- I.!..,! jr.);,! of
the ambitions which Hying men
have Ventured to diea ,t since
Wright brothers first to: ' from
the earth in a heavier than air
machine, was realized this
morning when two young I li lt-i.-.h
officers, ( 'apt. John Alok
Mid Lieut. Arthur U J'.rown,
landed on the Irish coa t alter
the (list Drill-.' lop flight a'lo.s
tlit Atlantic ocean.
Their voyage was without a"-
ciiifiii arid without union ci-n
incident, so far as can bo learn
d. It was a strightawa.v,
clear cut, Ihgl.t ac hicv ! in Hi
hours jind 1 minutes - from
Nev, foundiaiid to Clifden, Ii
land, a distance of nioii
l.'.MM) JliileS.
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i. ui uie onei ami monesr oes-
Tiisfa!ooa, June 15. Nni"
(ein per dim are known to he
di owned, while re cue parties,
aided hy powerful searchlights
JTi! tonight drawinir iu War
rior river near Tuscaloosa for
the bodies of 12 others who are
mU.ing from a pleasure party of
5:5, who were cart into the water
at 5:15 o'clock this afternoon,
when a gasoline launch turned
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mil oi nuu-Micam near the
manufacturing suburb of Holt
Tlie l.oat, the "Mary Francis,
was owneq i,v ,-sam Alston, a
Tuscaloosa capitalist, w ho had
l-eeii giving woekly loat rides
to the children of the city. AU
than ton was rescued after he had ex
hausted himself in the water on
dcavormg to save his guests
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TO KL'li'KNEI) SOLDIFIW
Dr. I.. H. Mdlrayer, director
f the Stat,. Hospital at .Sanator
ium, iv ues the following letter
io returiM d .soldiers:
it is .now fklt iii at
thi: ih'ns wil hu;n
Paris, June l.Tlie changes
in treaty which Cennany will
l-e a ke( to hum will not he com
municated in a Dieliininarv wnv
We (!,,!,(. to call to your at- to the smaller powers of the iri.
U iili(,n th wonderful opportuni- torallied tonference. The coun
ties oirer. d vou lv vour ltovci ii- c,J "f f"Ur' hnvi x" rtceived this
ln,.nt ' ' afterroui the delegates of Po
land an.i tzecno.Mavokia in the
oil W jis need, ruM two hm.-ill.M- u( ...., ..I.:, u.. i .......
, ' .. .. , , .mn.T Mm miei-
"i ii hy the millions when lie ested and outlined to tln-m tha
said that you were Mck with tu-1 totiru il s detel minations.
iii'vciitosis ma) he not very hick
o far as you could tell. I hit
r
i n.ie .iu .said you were too
sick to join his armies.
2. Need in jr men as he w.v.
and having the tuherculodt e
pertx of the Fiiited States at hi.
fliiitifiti vt K if It r.m. ft-.tn iVn
ai. men at Clifde,, tells of an ad- ' P;'""' wlaifd tonight that
..-iiturous and aniazinirlv hazar- is in serious mental condi
tion. intMprisc. Fojis and mists tion as a result of the tragedy
nunw over uie nortn Atlantic .Mo,t of the .ictims were CHATHAM AND VO(H)
.. ... u.e ickci s- .my plane wonu.n un(, chidrcn 1US Hre p,,lC. , WIM, (JO TO KCftOPK
iiirr.HM, and uiove. nmrgiwl to .:,...,.. .... (h mii;iin(r An
oxtrie; te herself from the folds crowding of the launch is riven Pail'
or ineaiipiane swort enemy. h the cause of the accident, Mr. II. (5. Chatham will to
oi.it . uc m i i ,ooo , Wi wo,p. t, h the U).d SUI)r(1S(,(1 Washington in the next few days
eu dow n almost to the .su.Tace haU, a paSM.njr(.r ca,Tyi capa. for n conference on details of
u. un- set, ana ai umes me iwo tity of C() the trip to L'urope to he nu.de
..a )i;.uo, s ,ound memeives ny- Amo hmc h() hy a KlHH:ia, commi,sion to stlI(Iy
' K u slm,? ll'nvn oni-v cued was Sam Clal.auKh, post- Post-war trade and financial con-
" . ma.ster of Tuscaloosa and former anions. .Mr. Uiatham was in
to earth near Hem,ta,v ()f Congressman at rVl.ruary nppointei a memher of
, , . ;"l,u"-V- 1-irjre John W. AlH-rcromhie. He llR' ,i;itl0'1-d commission to le
v.,i ii .mus amm.N HaH iauK.(j flom lhe r , present North Carolina l.y Gov
M-eMiiir u.e .M.st ,Vo to rcacn Um.e itUe ir whQ wc t.,.nor 1:k.ktttf U1(, imnu.(ii;tt(.v
the earth hut no. Mi.t.dde ground IH.rl HVvjmmm after receiving the notification
was round so he thane, d it in a T,,c kriown dtf,M, are. from (;oveinor Hickett he was
if" . , . ,r , , Tom Clahaujrh, five year old to "ttend a conference in the of-
The wireless . staff rushed to K()n of VoimiMvr cial.ausrh: "ces of the U. S. Chaniher of
me i n uie aviators I hoy J:in.rji WVir. koh of A. S. Weir. Commerce at Washington to dis
uun., ...oui uae '"'' aicik'K niau.ieei' for S. II. Kress and plans for the commission
ill U
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l ,T, a-0n.piny of (Wm.n frontier t(mM m anion r-.r IIIr.. -S,.,mtor P. C. Kn. ho L
peac trraty l" Ton oi jno iogti or iatl,m rovi-nont m tLt
... aieued m l)K' r,,mii:iIlv. . v.., cunu , U i!L in ecent V Covenior P.ickell
foiceof the impac . As vhii as Holn-rt Clear, a Ix.y; Hell All- asked to appoint another
hey were nUe to he escort ed to (jri;rht Nlwt(in A,j,,ri ht ndults mvmr of the commission fmni
the wireless statmu they ele- FmJ ,.ish ftnJ foU. chj,. No. th Carolina and Mr. Word 11.
Sfln iVu1 'r . n:Mi.Manraret McC.uire; Wl. native of Vf-,.on-Sa.
lilllllK tlnn h:i(l III o.il; I 'if . .. . . v. . ' I .
"That is the lest wav to crt.ss
I.uther .Mctiehee and t h d: I'L a pronuner. ' usmess
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il,. 1 1 . . 'I ! . .1 .il..-.,l , a mil MIW , U1 . I - - .' "n,. ..j'r.iuin
iiiv .iLiiiiti, iavuuiia.il Waddell and child: Miss h the .second niemler. Mr.
in- n.iu l.iirn. v- i, l,.:,r...l. 1.1 l . U iuul u nrn. , i.kI ,.f H... An.,.,.:
iu .ui nil UI u , .Mi.Vt liia.lCne I I v...v.n vi nu-ninui'
Hu'-kner; Miss ( 5 race Shelton: C!in Trust Company, of Char
Joe SUirman. a 'ov. lotto.
The trajredy t(K.k place alKiut Chatham ytate that the
live miles from Tuscaloosa he- tentative plan is for the hirh
Uecii Holt and Uiverview. It commission, to ji.iil for Kur(pe
was witnessed lv several ner- a,K,lt Auiaist 1, and that he is
sons siandinir on the hanks of niaKinjf nis pians to so. ihey
the river, which is approximate- vv,!1 'K' 0,1 foreign soil aUmt
ly a quarter of a mile wide at thirty to Mty days, visitinp the
principal r.uropean cities and
trade ceiiters, and gatheritijr da
ta and information which will le
?100 FINK I'OIt CONTKMIT eml-Klied in a -voluminous and
nil ! t n iti r i-nttni-t 4tt.l t-itl I...
, . . , ivuhxiuviiiii n jjui b tltikt III I'V
.um.ni Any, june ia. jonn ni..I., nol.lir rti. ir, ,oi,i, r
j , V klt. Itlllll
The landii.p was made at 9: l'
ti'tlock, llritish Mimnur time. In
takinj; the pround the machini'
. a 1,1 .'I.. I . I r .
miuck neaviiy and me niselape
ploughed into the sand. Neither
of the occupants was in1 tired.
Much of the I'.ipht was made
throuph u fop. w ith an tKca.sion-
nl drizzle. This hampeied the
nu-nien considerably during t"j)at pujnl
.ajt Alc.K k explainej tl si- WINSTON I..WVVKI! IMVEV
lence oi lii.s lailai iiistruimnt
tlurinp the trip l.y sayinp that
the wireless propeller Mew olf
.. . ... .. n ... n . . .. t i i-. x ' ii' ii .i . ... . ' a in1 a
MHioaue, meaupianeieii Aew- v. Mo.ue. p.om.neni mston- tU commission fmm nl.i-...-.t
r ii . i . ... i i . i . . i i I
"oa.i.i. .i.e.o i.ijei. mime a nine nil- ti, l',,iin.l vt-,..a rh-.n,!.,... r.(
..if i . . . I : ... . . . . . . I m.h , . .,
e we.e mucn jammed hy piuiupe io .mouiu Airy jester- Commerce. W;Lshinpton, I). C.
stronp wneless s,kM.a s not m- day. and went away a much and Southern Co:nmctTC Ccn
tended for tu. he added. peeved man after havmp laiidinl ,.. : e..i
im . i ii . . V uui IllllH.MI ill
nen worn was reeeivel here ' me lecoruer s court, w here lie hh ,mmi.ri,i t...... ,.t i.
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o. o,-mvuieot io u,e mar.une y w one .or romempi. mij4sion lhrouirh Kuro)C. and the
in laooio .iiiaiiKcnienis wcie ' au.Rc. w uu a pauy irom ur.t. f ,1,;;,. Vl:n i.
. .. . i, ,, . ! I "w ' ivinii,i.-ii'u in
inaue lor nuKnaincs u leave toe roisyin meiix'noii.s. w;ls . ., .:
t ... : i: . i... i .. i i. .1. . , ..1 i.n.un- mim-i fu'nn
M IUU" I .'. . .. . u c um n w m n Lsion of the national chamber of
w I r -): i- 1 ... . 1 ; I. .. 1 ii-tu 1: .1. I ww. v v.
iimu limit- 110.11 vmoe.i mis ".in i.'-w m ensf 011 men auio- Thiu (.nmmii.imi it !u lu.lni.ul
afternoon that the pilot and the mobile. He halted the party 0lUi wi be lm,ivtH', cvelJvwheiT
navipaior 01 me i.ipiane were and mane inquiry aimui lhe 11- ; p., ;n. 1 ..,..,1;.,!,..
i.-.Mii.K ii w.uuay wnence eosc ioi ntf p. eseiu . ear w nen nit n-..lrm1,.. 'All .',,.-,w. 1
Lieutenant Urown planned to Mr. Wallace assured him that, ,i,iv i.wl. ;n.r ir'a.i c," ,u
travel by train to Ixintlon. arriv- U-inp a lawyer from Win.ston for yml assi.stuIH.c in tlu, p'0iSt.
inp there on luesday mo.nmp. he knew what he was alK.ut, and war representative commission
v,aiam .iietKk. now ever, hopes essa,.np 10 po on. fiurry s ...p j, to Ku, wUh th(. fu
to iKJable to Ily to Umdon m the sheriir, who has had some endorsement of the I'nited
machine which made the word trouble enforcinp the automo- States povci-nment and with the
Il.pht as s.H)h as ,t could 1-e re- bi e law, M.ppested he also knew f ff0Vl!rnment backing will be
paired, it was planned to have what he was alHuit. and took the ....u ii nr tho h ,i., tn
him pive an exhibition over Ix.n- party up to Judpe Tiiley's court. Llirll ,,,;.. ilfv, ti,
.1... : il... 1.:. . it . :ii. Mm... :..!-- .. 1. t r ..... I " "".'
uun 1.1 vol lo.uome, 11 possi-ue. oe juupe, w no is hiiown lor a rnmnii,iftn t..0u., :
ine aeio tiuu received a hies- r,-and cool oinciai, lei Uu par- ,.ina nf v ,i Vn.
sape from Clilden not lonp af- ty oif with the payment of the lun,i ui, ,. nf, ntntmn it
tor the transa lant.c Ibpht had costs. Ihey protest some- is anticipated, and the memlK-rs
ended, s.pned by. the airmen what and one of the party sup- win ,(0 the c,nter of intcns0 in.
which mere syte da Ih astdt. IIl pe.-Vnl that if that was the way lcrC!;t wherever they sojourn
... ... ...V.V..V .ui u ai m f, f.e KOH.K to oe ueateu on thl,ir trip ,,m, Knrv
,a. con., .eieu me lupin in 10 mey wouia "Mil" "urp no Thc inip01.tance 0f the com
.,0,, u..t i: ...nmcs. 111 , 1 ui. uuupc uuey expiameu mksion's V0l-k nt this Clitica
re.uesie(i msi-ticuons irom me thai he was oniy iryinp io en- in th(l nnn,iMl H b,.,i
fAi'n. tlirt l'iu i'Vinifiinnn if i I , . . . . . ' .
.....v ...... .. .. . . iv 1.' n.ica HKlnrv r.! thn tini'T.I iu
1 .1 I . . . . I ..... ... .. ... ... ."V...T .... .w, , uu. "VI hi, I-.
in reniy me cirieieirraThe(l said mat Wallace retorted with :.i ... i
Captain AlcwkW some feelinp that the court was 54, r,nH;n(Ta ; m..,.,f
Kwp machine intact until ob- "rotten." Judpe Jilley fined him mcasui.c tL fu"ture business 10-
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server .arrives. inai 101 coiuempi, ana aeciaies i.,jn,,a i1(fu.iwi ,un vnu,,
inemir mimsuy siaien mai inai 11 win nave 10 te paid un- cfnt .m,i nt.,w!,,n.. ....u
1 .... 11.. i i.!.i . 1 ' ' ... v,,,
,Viu,. w i nc iii uii iin ...yne. cou n. ievoKes iu nnd the countries of wai-tom
i. pia.ie a isew lounuiaiui w men no appeal was laKen irom, me .,',..,
. 1 rr.-v.ii.. - 1 ...Aii'. .11.. . J.' - - r . i . . . i i .1 . 1-UIU,JC.
ii.usi ne oiiiciauy Kieniinca ny a necision oi me junpe win as io j conimis-ion'.s tour of Fu
m.mber of the royal air force the contempt and the automobile rope will be directly towards the
before the fhpht is declared to l.eercse. establishment of closer and more
nave i.ecn o nciany compie ed. satisfactory business relations
u wsw said ai me ministry that repaired before several davs had hotu or-n th.. fir.il Vnivmn
it was probal.lo one of its ofli- passed and it was thoupht loth While the commission is repre
cials would leave Dublin in nn aviators would proceed to Enp- sentative of ull sections of the
un piane io leueve aicock and land by train. United States, as understood
Hrown. It was hardly believed Aicock and Hi-own stood tho Viafn tf ll'ill mmnn.'nll.. .1,'....-. ti.
... . . . . wwuw. v-.v. , nt , i . i l. n ii: r.uii i.uiv iiii.-i'i liv
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club.
merit of the interests of the
Huth in L'urope, the Southern
Commercial Conpres.s, as .stated,
bt-iiip one of the chief backers
of the plan, with the full appro
val and backinp of the povern
ment of the United States.
The Charlotte News hays:
(lov. Lickett wrc.e -Mr. Wood a
formal letter Ial week, inform
inp him of the appointment of
himself and Mr. Chatham as the
North Carolina members of the
national commission. In his let
ter the povernor tated that de
tails of the jounuy would Ik
communicated to Mr. Wood and
-Mr. Chatham by the I', s.
chamber of cornn;cicc within a
few days. 'We expect,' said Mr.
Wood S nt unlay, to receive a let
ter from the United States
chamber of commerce dm inp
the next two or three d.iy.s,
brinpinp with it more detailed
information about the visit of
t he commission to .'mope. I ix-
MTt"thr.t the Marl will be mad-'
about Aupust I. and it i prt
I'.ible that thirty t(h sixty days
will be required to complete the
work of the commission.'
"The honor thus conferred ti.
the hvo North Carolina business
men Vas cntiieiy unsoupht by
them, and the announcement
from the povernoiV office last
week was the first that the delo
pates fixmi this state had con
ecrninp their apii!tmei!t on
the romnii .sion."
HUNS WILL SOON KNOW
FINAL TKKMS OK I'LACK
ni LLLTs a in: fam.ix(;
on tiii: amkkican side
lielpiuiii, for Kou.t' n a.ion, was
:iot npie.ented. The four had
'cl'ore this placed I heir appioval
an the new financial clausen and
ill" ler.iaininp .s.atio.i.. ol tho
treaty, and had s nt the reports
thut apj.joved to tlu- drattinv
ommitt.i. whi It w iil woik all
l-ii iin..roA... 1 . til.
''.mn.ah.l. and i.sinp them, it is , ' I" """" . "
........ h . ' srood part of Mond.tv i... n.n nif
not hKeiy tfuil he made any mis- the reply to the Ce.nuns.
take about it. The communicati. a will con-
3. Now he oilers to pive you s'st of i letter of transmission
treatment of the lest and most ?f St,K,ut ,,r)0() wt"'ds. explaining
approved kind, pay all the bills ,n1(1,'tail tj'e niotives of the coun-
, ..... , cil and pivmp a dttaied state-
' .. aiilll,'n '';'' J'ou th'rty ment of all changes made in the
dollars a month while you are oripinai draft,
takinp the treatment. It is doubtful whether the
1. Not only tha1.. but while complete new text will be in
print in time to be handed to th&
(Jermans, when Secretary Du-
tasta or one of his aides poes to
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i.siu.ipioii, june i.. ice
ports of fighting between rebels
and government forces in Juaiw ou aie taking treatnent he fur
Mexico, directly across the Ilio "ls',l's 011 teacher, who in ad
t. ran. le irom l.l J'aso, were scan- l" ll"K i ou me mings i Versailles to transmit the reply
ned closely tulay by .Mate and 1 al W11 ,H? ni0st MpCi'1 to you to Von Hrockdorff-Kantzau w ith
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war t eiiaitment oHie s Thr. "iwiiaiiics .agncuilure. handi- "Ul oi mai ceremony
fact that boiled hmi r .!i work or in lKikn. makes a .studv he Avilay period accorded
s" . ' iii. f .w ... .1. . .i
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me mc.ican M.ie oi lhe u.rtler. " t. iur- !ln.irif.llf inn ,,,;,.,. r,.,.
. i . . ... . I mil. I, in. .. .r I. '
n.i..i.per.ng American hie and " ' " oi your denunciation of the armistice..
,'i-i.p.Tty led to the belief that i",-,MC;i1 conilttmn. then takinp The latest confidential reports
-ome action miL'ht be ordered bv a" this with your past exper- from Ik-rlin are distinctly more
the United States government H'nce CVt,'' "t tivity, he plans "Ptmustic reg;irdinp the chances
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. , , ... . , , rvni.unv iui iuu ai.Cl Ill-I ' " "j. ..villi. in
o,.h at me naie department rangon for vou to uet it Mr statesmen have abandoned their
no steps had been taken. At Hyde is doing this work in the earlier attitude of uncomnromis
the war department it was iei- North Carolina Sanatorium and inJ' refusal to sign the terms un
tended that Major dn. Derosey ;l ms il,,0,u,ui work it is. Icss rmiically altered, and am
rou cant pet anv or this I""" ' "isieati oi we worn
education except in the sanator- sl,rn un'-s the far n.ilder
ium until the doctors assure the ftn( more reasonable, "we will
government that you are nhv.si- r1?". ,f
tally well enough to take it lhe council ol four has not
without detriment to yourself hnimted all the concessions the
but
... ... . , . i aim anxious io ir ve vou I he I 1 ni'-. imc vum: i.u nnmuiii
i.Mn jiuiiwiii u;ji otlock ..,... n.i.. r i ... n ...
i li i uiineiii inai Will make VOU I ..v ivhiiv uu inv v. i
,n physically fit. mans to climb down grai.-efully
C. Cabell, commanding the Ixr-
der guard, had instructions to
deal with the Mtuation at he saw-
lit.
Dispatches to the state d,.
partnu-nt said Villa Uwv at- 1,1,1 t'" government is willing ta'imans have nippcstcd.
. . . and anxious to give you the I Pfi'napA nave pone far cm
this morning and reuiiiineil
there that the machine could be trip well.
J work to a study and develop- past few days,
(Germany will know probably
within the next JS hours the fi
nal terms on which she nui.-t
make paie i-r f.ae a fuitlui- in
vasion of her territory by tlu
allied armies.
Indications in l'aris Katmday
were that the terms would U-
given the (lermans Monday. If
they are delayed Monday, which
appears unlikely, the (Urmans
will receive them Te.e.alav.
Meanwhile, the woik of putting
the terms in shaje is being push
ed rapidly.
After receiving the terms.
the (lermans will have a maxi
mum of five days, it is indicated,
in which to reply. The ( lermans
themselves, it is .said, .'jre partly
responsible for Hie brevity of
the time in which lo consider the
final terms. "
Nothing authoritative has
come from the (lerman side its to
the (lerman attitude. The con
vention of the majority socia
lists, or the administration par
ty in Cerman, made no clear
statement on the peace situa
tion. The convention, it is re
torted, will continue in session
at Weimar until the peace con
ditions are received
The supreme allied blockade
council met Saturday in Paris to
consider measures to be taken
in case the Germans decline to
sign. The five neutral nations
nearest Germany have declined
to participate in an economic
blockade should the allies re
quest it.
Military plans for a forward
movement from the Khine,
should the Germans refuse to
meet the final terms, were com
pleted several weeks ago. There
arc no indications that any ad
ditional measures have been
taken by Marshal Koch in the
possession of the town two Ii. And then the government ail(' actTPt such concessions ai
hours U lore M ing driven out l-v " ill send you to a colleire of me- they have obtained.
the Carranza troons imd. i- r:,.n J dicine, law and literary colleire. Count von Uernstorff. for ex-
1 I i . . . . I . ....... i . : . 1 1
ei d Con ,!, Thn ...,.!,.. mechanical or agricultural col- '""!". P''icu as humming
,..; .... lege or high school or where- h t.ermany can sign it ad
th.ni.rt vt. .v I.,,.;. .- i ,.i I ever you can go and lonefit mt.st I mdted to the league of nations,
s,nv,..,! .,.....;. ; i.-'i M.Jf'nsidering your past advan-U'ven it-presentation on the re
,r .1 In,..., I ... I... i: ... lilKl'N JOUI Oesill'S I or IOC in- e"""'" vu.ni.i..i..un.ii miu
" I.HVI U.spai- l-rnnlnrt n r.1..tiiu-it.. in ll... .Ii,-
hi-a fnii, ni-,l...t ih rU II OUIl-IIIIU IUUI IHItSICMI COIllll-I K "fr- " v.n-
" ' ,v .iiiwuau imu.v ,. ., - . . I,i ,.:... . r- .1
i .... .. :..r i .i . . i tion. i nev win nav ai vour mi-1 He.iu himim h mv niMnn
..11 lllllllllll-ll llllll 1 KI'U --tf---- I .
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tion ana pay you sixiv-nve aol- "-
ars per month, which is intend- 11 l!l tnought in conference cir-
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cu io rover your irnard and p1" unu mai vo.uvs juhh on me
clothes. first two points are suilicient to
7. At the North Carolina San- P'i-mit the pivsent government
atoriuin Sanatorium, N. C, they to swallow these sections of the
are cutting all ml tape of their treaty, though with n wry face,
own and the government's and ,md that thc grant of a plebu
idmittihir vou niomntlv on re- cue in Silesia but in West Puis-
I .
ceipt of a statment from you sl or Danzig may ultiniely bo
that you desire to accept their accepted on the principle of half
advantages and that vou will o!- 'oaf is better than n bread.
serve the rules of the Sanator- Mathias ICralierger, head of the
S7 dead, three wounded and 15 ,um "na ine " you .. hmkb cu...... ss. .,,
may ie seni. And al lhe ana- aoueti w on nernsioiu a
torium they make application three points, two others, Iwaring
for vour war risk insurance, on the surrender of the former
your iKinus or anything else that Ceiman emieror and Germany'
your are entitled to from the acknowledgment of her guilt for
government. . the war. Hut the objections on
S. Who ever heard of so many these points of honor are not be
advantages offered to any one? "cved to le insuperable,
And all you have to do is to nc- The reports indicate that thv
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CCJll 11. Ilieuiy ni out iiu Mgoen n.v nej
11. If vou are interested. German delegation as it is at
still controlled the important
sections of Jttarez. The telegram
said a Jap..he.-e li.al been ki'.'n
and a Mexican woman woundei
in Ll P.i.so by buIii Ls fioin the
Mexican sid
Genera! Apuilar liead of a spe
cial Mexican mission to Wash
ington, tonight made public
J ! mt. r
nspaicn irom JUawz saving
that in the battle early today it
has been officially reported that
the Villistas suffered lo.-ses of
prisoners. Among the dead, the
dispatch said, was Jose Castro,
said to be a general in the Villa
army. Another officer, Jesus
Ilillo, who was severaly wound
ed according to the dispatch,
was said to have had in his pos-
session valuable plans and let
ters belonping to Villa
AMKKICAN TKOOPS CROSS
HOKDKR INTO MEXICO'
TWO TRANSPORTS I5RING
MKN OF TIIK Kl DIVISION write us or consult the chair- present constituted, but that
man or executive secretary of this his delegation will be re
Charleston. S. C.. June 15. the nearest home service section presenting the three majority
The transports Santa Malta and of the American Red Cross. parties m the parliament.
Suwanee arrived here today br- 1. The above applies to
inging units of the 81st (Wild- white .soldiers only. We are
cat) division from overseas. endeavoring to make iw same
lhe Santa Ma.ta brought 1.- arrangements lor colored sol- y p;iso junG ir,.The 21th
h.K) officers and men and the d10rs " "c fnad to render jnfnntrv. fourth battalion, rross
Suwanee l.DSG. The troops from assistance possible until Lj the international lxrder to
the Santa Malta, which came in sm"h arrangements arc made. juarez at 11 o'cloci, tonicht
at daw n, were sent during the The fifth and seventh regiments
lay to Camp Javkson, Columbia, AMLKK ANh I5LAT Tllh crossed at three fords east of
S. C, for disinfection Wfore be- GERMANS IN THE AIR m paso.
ing distributed among other A battalion of the 92nd artil
camps for demobilization. The W ashington, D. C, June 16. lery crossed east of tha stock-
suwanee did not arrive until late Amcrcian fliers inflicted upon yards. There were apuroxi
in the day and was tied up at the Germans double the loss matelv 3.G00 American troops on
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the port terminals tonight, they suffered in airplanes and Mexican soil ten minutes after
ready to unload tomorrow. balloons. An official report to- thev were ordered to make the
Iroops on the Santa Malta day announced that 755 Ger- crossing
consisted chiefly of men of the man planes and 71 balloons had Troops patrol the entire El
"OGth cngineci-s, attached to been destroyed, while the Amcr- Paso waterfront to prevent Villa
the Hist division. lo details lean losses were .7 planes and raids.
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as io me soHi.eis aiioaru me cu- !. uanoons oniy victories The reinforcements are ex-
wane other than they- were which have been absolutely con- nected to arrive tomorrow. Thev
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iiui-uy o.M uivisioii noops were tirnieu ue.ng crcu.ieu io Amen- will be used tor patrol duty
avaiiame. can niera. a onr-the river front.
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