Show ” J j v J 4 ' f - 'r ' - THE HEBALD-REPUBLICASr:SA- 'r ? " V- J t - T ' t LT ' l s s 4 i i ' f £ 'l RUSTLER SORTIE returned to Juarex and circulated stories that all were to receive a bath in a gasoline mixture similar to that which resulted in a fire In the El Paso last March In which more than a jail score of persons 'were burned to death Htorles-weralso circulated that American soldiers were photographing the women 'while bathing and making the ' V- -' s- - s - ii' 1917 ' MONDAl CnW'IJTAH JANUABY29) LAKEj 7 ii a ' r ? v t- - w- K: - ?- - SAY RAD) WAS tl' ! - - - f f JV " BERLIN OBSERVES SPANISH PRESS RAPS KAISER’S BIRTHDAY GERARD ATTENDS PRESIDENTS SPEECH TEUTON LINES? ARE SHATTERED 28 — Divine Jan ERLIN e serv- - ' -- ices held at the cathedral: in Berlin on the'occasion'of the V iVvC 'r' i ' ‘‘I'- pictures publics Tone of Editorial Comment i were attended hy Excited women thronged the Mexican Russian - T Gain birthday Into ImporGovernment Inquiring roops cars side of the bridge held up street James W Gerard the United States ’ y Contains Unfavorable and completely' blocked traffic for sev- tant Successes ‘ih Moldavia Which in Fracas ambassador to Germany ? and:: by Shooting eral hours Peace Utterances diplomatic- - representatives y They shouted defiantly waved' con-of Reverse Admits Berlin 7 Utahns Took troller bars at the helpless manager here of Argentina ChIna Spain — the street car system scurried againsta — ' ' r? V Denmark and Norway ' Madrid via Paris Jan 28 —Comment the shade of the bridge walls when From At a (Continued in Page 1) them city to man meeting take tried (Continued From Paso 1) in The Madrid 'press oh President moving picture two miles says?the Russian ' official hall held to celebrate the ejn- and Mexican was at a rang: of 600 and had a good time generally Some statement s'peech ' before-thSenate continv Wermuth-and Adolf Prisoners peror’s birthday today' booty yard's according to the men engaged of the American car men were roughly eco-'y ' of the were the extent were to ues taken the Liberal says be Russians spoke-unfavorable lord El mayor windows car several handled American and ' The trouble began when fire ' which' ascertained ' men who which not of has conditions social nomlc'and been a yet Mexican on at the broken attempted from line looked the President the has that cowboys approached would prevail after- - the war had J Southwest ' of 'Riga three successive knoll after watching the alleged at- to cross to El Paso had' their hats a as war up to the present coxing com:The lord to a cloae several snatched off and thrown Into the Wo German attacks were repulsed by the : been brought tempt of Mexican to cut off man no of ? and that “possessed r y mayor is quoted by the Overseas Inspector-generRussians petition cattle from a herd grazing near the Grande Andres Garcia sense of most ' Sorr ' New the justice saying:'?'-as elementary and agency consulates of Carranza boundary Mexicans stationed in adobe iano Bravo would advocate peace without victory”-“Places must be- kept 'open for Austrians Withdrawn the consul general adhouses opened fire cowboys stated ? : return The military critic of the Correspond mustwas shove those and who work e) ‘28 to car In motor a and that vanced wireless Berlin Jan The cowboys returned the fire (by conde Espana remarks that ths apencia be ' whom of some made them In for — On account of superior Russian pleasant were joined by four members of the back by the women to neutrals which figured in the when A of peal1 Villa!” bells' with the scene shouted peace: "Viva junction Teuton they later near directed the the American border patrol pressure against i note : ' of the President is absent first will for' the garBut of hells the sector-oI mob the liberty ring lines in the Meste Canesce The Mexicans retreated to the high tried to address the This writer v from his new utterances the y and harm Ruand for on In nobody’s everybody’s Galdeii houses pressed adobe river back of rion front the soldiery appeared ground Bystritza President’s as a the ! words means Villa The women disorder interprets that back from and the Joy official bridge Liberty mania aays today's- German the Mexican side and the cowboys t meaning that- the United States alone forces v is inferior' to order Liberty opens statement the Austro-Germa- n soldiers sought the cover of the rocks demonstration seemed tobe due to has the right to play a part in the resthe way for energies making : for along the border where they were later spirit of mischief yesterday were compelled to r withdraw y progress 7 of peace' He adds: of toration Is ft also and capable to positions nearer the east bank of the joined by a relief patrol of four ' Shout for Villa ‘ ' r1 common?: can President Wilson who “How in r concentrated being the When Lieutenant Arns with a numRussian attacks against were heard in succes- river' shots Several the collaboration of all American work is order” urges ber of men of E troop Utah cavalry sion y Liberty of the river Aa time but Carranza of- Germans on both sides r alliances consider between peoples were sector crossed the line to attack the Mex- ficers atandthisgovernment with In the repulsed Riga investigators i nations so danger- of groups European had to icans from the rear he found they the forces of Emperor ORANGE no one was hurt despite a de- heavy losses AND GREEN say ' OUST’'vacated their positions and disap- tailed story that spread: through E! Nicholas peared Faso that a peon had been killed for UNITE IN WELCOME 1 No advices have been received re- shouting ‘‘Long live Villa! Death to words In red white and blue electric British ' Claim Repnlse ' — a foot high “Fifty years’ servstateletters 28 An official Carranza!” It was said that the shots London Jan cently at Nogales Sonora concerning CANADIAN TROOP TO ice to humanity” Colonel Camargo in command of Car- were intended to cow the mob ment ' tonight by the British press buheld reau reads: ranza forces sent west along the borAt an international conference — 28 ' RMAGH The Ireland Jan der some time ago when it was re- at noon it was arranged that the “During the night rthe enemy re THREE KILLED IN the green united and a would orange bandit authorities American recoghize Francisco to newed attempts lost Reyna recapture ported that isDuch-ileader was operating in that vicinity bath and sterilization certificates ef- ground but was repulsed with severe here today In welcoming-thDidn’t Know Suit Case En : RAILWAY WRECK sued by the Mexicans who have an of Sonora ess of Connaught's Own Canadian losses Early Friday we resumed the Xt was reported that frequent deserfective quarantine plan offensive and funder cover of an in closed Deadly Bomb rangers' green and vellow favors Score of ' Other Injured In Accident on Because of the riot the races on the tense- bombardment recaptured the tions had occurred in Camargo's ranks emblems of the the respectively were and called off the to Juarez track Itnlls Near Memphis Some of the deserters were alleged trenches which the Turks had occupied Catholics and Orangemen being Tenn-'- : have joined cattle rustlers along '' the gambling haRa closed v counterattack time blended perhaps for 'the first ' Thursday’s San Francisco ! Jan 28 — The "mysThe quarantine order closes Interna- by“On the border afternoon enemy The' of since battle the the Friday Boyne tery man” with the bristly mustache tional traffic between 7 p m and launched two' violent counterattacks Memphis Tenn Jan 28 —Three pasvisiting soldiers attended In parties was referred to C who Frank a m because of the shortage of night Both were completely broken by our by Riot at Border Bridge respectively the Catholic cathedral in his ' testimony in the murder sengers were killed an more than a unrestricted dur- artillery and machine- gun' fire- with ' El Paso Jan 28 —A misunderstand- - inspectors : Travel la so Protestant and the cathedral trial of Thomas J Mooney as the man score injured two probably fatally far as relates the severest Tosses r day except ing theunwashed Ins over quarantine regulations led to to he alleged helped Mooney and his when a St Louis Southwestern railroad who the a riot today at the Juarez end: of the “In the trenches captured by one of v accomplices place the suit case alleged LAWS WORKMEN’S 20'0 which our brigades which suffered only main international y bridge on the spot" where a bomb exploded & engine collided with the rear car of a Wittndrawal Order Issued 409 danwe Turkish found casualties threatened for a time to assumemeasminutes later killing ten persons Rock Island passenger train eastbound BEFORE HIGH COURT few Washington Jan 28 —Orders for the corpses We now are consolidating our Energetic gerous proportions ' to the San Francisco police from Little Rock Ark to Memphis late known is ures taken by the Carranza garrison withdrawal! of American troops from gains” District 28-Attorney Charles M Fickert lasl night in a dense fog at Mounds InAmeriJan the ' - toand a conference between Washington Litigation were Mexico announced officially the police would arsaid that“when-thtoday and op- rest the man can and Mexican immigration officials ' volving the constitutionality British Official Statement ' the' time came” Ark near here war with the' department by an of and day eration about arrangement compulsory voluntary later brought 2 8—' Tonight's official Jan London was It He said understood that this 'According to persons who were aboard moveWashcompensation laws of satisfactory to the Mexican and quiet statement that the northward communication from British headquar- workmen’s of' man was contents the of the wrecked train the engine running ignorant are New New York and was restored ington Jersey ment of General' Pershing’s men began ters in France reads: case which state the suit claims the to be reargued this week before the contained the lnferaal machine as an “extra" bore down on the pasThe rioters were mostly Mexican “We entered the enemy's trenches supreme court No decision was reached women employed as servants in El early this' nwrning with the evacuation northeast Neuvllle-S- f Vaast at of a who is daywealthy cattleman senger train while it was standing at upon previous arguments in February of Osman Paso who resented the placing in of Colonla Dublan casthls to is break Ore Durkee he agalnmorning Many Mounds a flag station and plowed its went last year into ualties were inflicted ' ort" the The American expedition effect of an American quarantine when enemy the trial Monday morning again unThe court’s week which Mexico Villa this way Into the rear coach causing it to of in hearings' following pursuit of order that all persons of reconvenes and the dugouts bombing through imincludeNew also York fourteen telescope the car ahead clean appearance seeking to cross the the massacre of seventeen Americans several prisoners were taken cases M N the and of Columbus Villa at adherents bath a shower testing validity by bridge be given successful raid was carried porters' 5 per cent rebate' clause of the prestheir clothing be disinfected to kill on March 9 1116 Secretary Baker is- out“Another BISHOP PRAISES of 'this northeast morning ent tariff law will be the last before LABOR LEADERS early sued the following announcement: vermin typhus-bearin- g and additional Festubert recess court’s prisoners the of midwinter three “General Fiershlng has been ordered were Women stopped by the authorities HONOR GOMPERS WILSON SPEECH captured including one officer weeks from February 5 to February 26 to bring his uooss out of Mexico The One loss An returned without party one an movement is to be immediate Dinner Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary Jan 28 —Bishop Earl Baltimore enemy attempt against one: of our and is prpbably already under way” ' Is the1 true northalso of which ‘inyears east an A of Cranston speaking In First Methodist of President's Activities Fauqulssart after Later advices-tthe department said posts sectors ern of and Italian the front was tense bombardment driven off Episcopal church today praised PresIn Union Circles that already had begun the was some artillery activity the' Balkans ident Wilson’s peace speech In Congress evacuation of Colonla Dublan 110 miles on“There On all these both sides fronts — sides appear both the of 28 north Labor New last week as “the bravest and most exYork Jan leaders day from the' border where they had been the 'Somme induring to be worst their winter the the neighborhood of finding from all parts of the country gave a alted statesmanship ever exhibited in concentrating during the ' past few Beaiimont-Hammuse to almost Lexis is enemy It and impossible the dinner Tpres tonight to Samuel Gompers this or the last century? The last American soldier is sector' We One package weeks suc- artillery owing to the great cold while president of the American Federation a number of operated “Despite critics” said the bishop “it rocross In the to border about expected men cases are to of frozen death bombardments plencessful to commemorate Labor will of his fiftieth appeal to and be commended by week y “Four German airplanes were de- tiful proves 25c at all druggists a No of activity in labor cir- the good sense of the world” official information is at hapd anniversary cles Twenty-seve- n of Mr Gompers yesterday In air combats three as to whether VUI& or Carranza troops stroyed Official Statement Turkish our main lines Another fell hostile relatives wer present including his PROTECTS HIS MASTER will occupy the territory left vacant by chine was driven down Constantinople Friday Jan 26 via wife and father Saul Gompers who Is damaged” the Americans but the belief is strong Berlin Jan 28 —An official statement 92 years old here that Villa who Is credited with :VGdd Hampers Operations were Alton B Dog Guards Iajnred Baby aad Sum-- Issued today by the Turkish ‘war deAmong the guests men and who least 8000 — 28 snows: battle When Tacitus the Roman at Father to Aid' and an' Parker Jan Vienna District partment Heavy v' monsWyoi regarding Attorney Edward is now said to be at least four times 7 Swann' John Mitchell of the chairman Wheatland Jan 28 —G F Harsays: !: Historian visited the' tribes as strong as when' the American troops Intense cold have resulted in: aa slack- near ' 2 was kicked in the son old’s “In Alvin of state commission Cornelius total the industrial various and at across vicinity points ening the border will make a cessation along the Baltic Sea 2000 years went head by a horse the other day His on Noncommissioned Officer a ‘United of and States Ford after the Jopp public printer military operations to effort take the territory skull was fractured and other severe strenuous aerial engagement on Jan many others of prominence were Austria-Hungar- y ago he noted the excellence and desperate Two other phases of the Mexican all the war fronts wounds were sustained 24 hosshooting-dowIn a Mr succeeded banBlizzards are When the Gompers entered engaged troops popularity of the “barley problem on which Interest centers now The father’s attention was called to ' In east- Galfeia Bukowina the tile machine Another enemy airplane quet hall the diners rose and sang the child wine” or beer used by these are the disposition of more than 50000 prevail the frantic barking of the by mawas to forced land a Rumania third “Our Man” the was and and Old Grand spewhich wooded Carpathians farm dog and upon investigating he jxeopies lie was likewise moved militia still on the border and the send- snow ‘being several feet deep The chine which escaped is believed to cially written for the occasion A huge found that the dog was guarding the Ambassador to Fletcher his of post' ing to write upon the high moral at Mexico been in have Is known lowest above table bore the hit” the the horses in the pasture from guests temperature sign deboy no Officials say code prevailing among these cision has City been reached in either of races and their high regard for these questions but that both are dewoman The use of beer goes pendent on the turn of events In Mext way back into antiquity and has icoAt least a part of the remaining been associated with the devel- guardsmei are expected JO be ordered opment of the leading nations home as 4ooh as the 25000 now leaving have been moved out of the way and of today Pershing's regulars have1 been redistributed to provide adequate protection for the border perhaps in three weeks time Pershing's withdrawal will enable a much' smaller force to guard the border as a large support- has been essential to hia long line' of communi- Part - em-pero- r’s 'the : " - the-Berl- - ' ln -- Wilson’s - y e by-th- : - al - - - : - ' - Say-vill- -- - : - - - ' - 1 - ‘ - : : - - 5 -- ' - - : - ' : - n'! - - ' - SMUTS GETS CORDIAL : - - e - 1 - - - : Ox-m- an - - - - - ' - ” ' - - - - e - - cross-examin- - ed - - ' - Bell-an-s the-troop- FL s Absolutely Removes Indigestion it - ! - el Vs well-arm- ed Xut-el-Ama- ra ' "V - Kut-el-Ama- n - General Boer Praises Conduct of Mixed " Command Former - ra - London Jan 28 — A telegram to Reuter’s from Pretoria South Africa under date of Friday states that General Jan Christian Smuts was accorded a magniflcant public welcome upon his arrival in Pretoria on that day The streets were decorated ' and crowded with people from all parts of the Transvaal General Smuts replying to addresses said that he had been turpilied beyond measure at the splendid of the mixed forces of his command and their wonderful work In the campaign which “perhaps was the haxdest in the history of the world’ ' General Smuts added that what gave him the greatest pleasure was that the young South African troops were composed of gentlemen declaring “I never have seen better behaved troops In my life If you want a certificate of their character go to the numerous German women and children throughout that barbarous country and ask them what they think of the South Africans they will tell you” - lon BURY TO MANAGE RUSSIAN RAILWAY! Ottawa Jan 28 — George Bury vi president of the Canadian Paclflo rai road will leave Montreal soon for Rus sia to take control of the operation o the Russian railways it was learne here today Mr Bury for many years'll'” directed the operation of the Canadian Pacific western lines from Winnipeg For some years he has had large operat Montreal He ating responsibility helped to organize the Canadian railway construction corps which built a Rusrailway lineonto a northern sian port the Atlantic side of that ice-fr- ee country -- - i has all the natural goodness of the “barley wine” of long ago It has the same phosphates natural acids and temperate stimulation that made beer the popular- beverage of northern Europe before the dawn of After more than twenty history of continuous use of centuries Anglo-Saxon beer the and Germanic races show an efficiency moral standard industry and more than favorthat compares two ably with that of the onlyChina nations really abstaining and Turkey pro-tei- ds - - PJ i d m Fisher Brewing Co A The prize is IN THE BEER pw ENDS CATARRH ASTHMA Bronchiti Ooup Coughs end Colds or fnoaty back jSofcJ Schramm-Johnso- n and guaranteed by Drugs cations The delay in sending Ambassador Fletcher is due to the administration’s hesitancy to accord that degree of rec ognltion to the Carranza government which is felt not only to have been none too friendly but also to be seriZapata and ously endangered by Villa other bandit actlvittez as well as by the extremely weak economic conditions in the country Will Speed Withdrawal The Pershing- - withdrawal will be carried out with as much speed as possible over the rough arid waterless section and It is hoped that the men will cover about: fifteen miles a day Railroads will not' be uied even for carrying supplies as it is desired neither to run any chance of raids by Villa nor to incur any obligation to Carranza Preparations for withdrawal have been going on for some time It was admitted today with the calling in of outposts and the taking of steps to protect friendly Chinese and Mormons from punishment by the Mexicans No announcement could be madet it was added before the actual march was under way as it was feared some unexpected event might come up which would require a further delay and embarrassing explanations to South American countries which have been in the critical sitwatching every step uation with the utmost interest A combination of reasons are given the withdrawal deciunofficially for sion First was the impracticability of actually “capturing Villa” as the object of the expedition was explained to be in a White House statement issued at the time the expedition was sent in Theny with the border appar ently safe tpn demand for the return of jUio state troops has become more and more pressing Moreover Pershing’s present location was ‘recognized as a source of military weakness both In the face of possible attacks on his long flanks and also in the eventuality ' of a larger ex v pedltlon Into Mexico than all these Probably more decisive reasons however was the belief that the altuatlon would never be solved one way or the' other so long as Per' be shing stayed’ and that it ould best to withdraw all American soldiers from the stricken country in order to remove any American or issue in other words there ! a disposition ‘to leave Mexico to work out its own saClvation without interference and even to give Carranza diplomatic victory in the hope that In some way a stable government may arise there With the last American soldier out anti-Americ- an -- :I " of Mexico the Mexican problem can be viewed in a new light From now on it will not be possible for Carranza to meet American demands with counterdemands for the withdrawal of the troops : ! 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