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Show .. , .... .:: rtt , -- 120' ....Aida,,,,...sia, i i, L. .; . . 1 1 I: ' 1. DESERET EVENING NEWS 310NDAil JUNE 19 , ti tn tn rfre,,ned I INSTRUCTIONS t 4 , GOVERNING ALL I:i." 1II MEXICAN VERSION 1 OF Hundreds of i irk. eJlt'. w i 11 1 , S ,, OM hruonr 4 rtphde eedni : .:.,.. . re-t- ole, wio-tin- "i I s . 1 mils-no- Nr1 cL ) f, ,, i I ,e,f-ptt,A- i -- 4 t,- i. II ,,, , I I 1 I t eom-r"'"- i, ! n ,,, 1, ' 3i , rs - wit ...... : cl: 1 Ift i : to , - I 1 4 i d, YON MOLTKE BIES lterlin. June 19. via London. 4.2i death of Let. (en. on Moltke at the mernortal serviee to Von der Gotta. ftecurregt just after be had delivered an eulogy of the late distinguished soldier, se,ording to dig. patchee from Rerun f,rivarded by tha ropenhagen correapondent of the Exchange Telegraph company. Gen. von Moltke, had pronounced Field Marshal von der Go Itx one of the greatest or. aslivers'. in beginning his address. when he became IlL ii wais al to f:nish hia speech. hut fell to the floor arid exptred five Mtn PPS later. : li , ), 7 ,'.. ,. i. f, I ;:;,. $, k V Ofoommollab 1 k p.m.The . .... , ! i 11 cy'' PROHIBITIONISTS 4 - , ..)1 4I " e ; t - .11 , 't ,. f , ' t ,, f. , 1 ; ,, t z,,,,,!, .' National Guard Soon Field Hospital Ordered in Readiness !I The Weather s CAMAISN - fhicago. Jun. 1$.Announcernent leas mad, today at the bea,iquarteis of the Prohibition 1.4t1onal committee of the selection of HAreiel A. Poling of Poston, acting president of the United Societien of Christian Endeavor. to deir the the -- keynote- address stud be temporary chairman of the prohibition national convention to he held at St. Paul July 3$. name vi mentioned as Among th candidates for president of the Prohibition ticket are: Eugene N. Pos& former governor of Massachusetts. J. Franklin Hanley. former governor of Indiana; Henry Ford of 3Alchigan: them Sulzer. former governor of New York: Ira Landrith of BOWtnn the World's T. M. e. A. president CnI3VPrItinn; Congressman H. Randall of California. the firet member of Congress ever elected by the Prohibition party: 1,. jVo ,. f ---- . at : . PL.AN '1 JUNIO. Deg. Temperature NPV.. Jona the Itate Noyada has no national ignard Illgheat yeserday 87 nor feat mtlitta organizations, t;ov. I 11 ith..at In th!4 month lam ypar PAR CITY POSTOFFICE IFtnrret I ;,',,. tioyle Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jun. 101 tole), that Immo- Illabst th thi3 mot,th mnee 1$ :4 toe, dlata tql organize taken e'er, thIN pt No. amI field and morning hospital company 1 the nntional gicirl and hrtrg it tzti t. ;Ati 9ear 421 t r t h Sof. I bulance company N. I of the rotted Tnn Th.. 32 1,0weat tht IInce 1674 lu 1. rattly for aervio wtthin 3ntr,ps A. Russell re t Starea army at Fort ITEM DISCUSSED THAT Nnrrnal f!)r vf,stmrday 69! tiaya. in the opinion rtf the governor. i:, , ceived orders to data to hold Mefth yeaterlay t ACC UM II lated this in readiness to entrain for- rite 1 month Mexican border. These orders can- 'South Dakota Ready 174 Acctmulated exc.-- since Jan. ' i celled prevtous instructions to entrsIn to The News) special ' To Answer the Call PrPelpitation f tomorrow for Fort Benjamin Burn-on- . It I Waehington. D. c.. June ld.Cong-II ' 6 ressman Joseph Howell today urged Simla Valls. S. D.. Jone t Total yestlrdav ,1 an amendment to the mundry civil hill Byrne tittriOlitteei today that plans for 'rota', tor this ir,nth Ittobilization Plans r ;ca. y, this the tnohilization of the flouth Itakota to appropriate smono to increase Mt MOW ti gu'lr'l for border service in Total truit'e Jars I Practically- Complete!tuttion.1 7.S7 iitnif of cost and complete the p.c. response to the call of President f,clency since Jan. offset- - building at Park City, Utah. on eannot he determined until after a Ac,littitilAtt,d New Iork. Juno 19.PI,iti., for the ',onference with Adjt.. Gen. Morris - hurt,it,tv at 6 a ni today' 46, chairman Fitzgerald made a point of Ittlat,,of niobilizallon of the 'la tIonal Kaartis nf nurnidt,,, at pm. yes-- I expectod to arrive itelatt offered an 131 order and Mr. Howell ter,lav nearly all Out mtate rnefltOieiTtg the la Pierre 'Ms afterhonm central dparrnient. I. S. A t!t- Mott! Ohmertationa. amendment appropriating $33,000 for was rather Redfield as the place of : ran horder 4ervi,e, were b'tit'lll'allY mohl:iaarion in named t 4 a ,n the rail. the completion of the building alone. )n, jui, Li. 1516. r Arty today. according to kin sand men CollIPOF41,K t i 4 enropantea are This wae voted down., Mr. Howell and nnouncerneor ittOleft rroro the he.r.t re.olv tn answer TP m perthe hen call. of Mal, Gen Thnt a. . a II (411 strength the minority leader defended the atu ne. ii i ry. cornmendinz the tegllitent t, the department will have ahont .2.ZIm men. I: amendment. explaining that the buildS' this noon-Shurtly before 6 to ing was authorized eight years ago and ing Gen. Barry rerPiVf.ti inatritelnna I the appropriation should be made to from the war department whi,li ta ill National Guard of i ; STATIf)NS. o effei-In eh,cago. o todav. be put into carry cm the work. Mr. Howell Waled Iowa Gets No Orders , i c it WAR Fintletarteett th. o.ola (4 ripplooi- that in order to meet the work under E ; way he was willing to forego incleaeimately 4.604 gitiirdsmen frnnt t Ina flit be. to ..M01,10M, eXtteeted ill,. June gel it, ,teg city in ing the limit of cosi, recommended by to the mobiliz,.tion encampment ,ay at receipt of orders for th mobilization the department. The Park City item 111.. . la ithin the 11,A, 48 for the national guar4 of Iowa was es- Fpringfield, will he included in the general buildSA 55 LT IA! LAKE tbourn. ' officials as sarded a ings hill. Congressman Howell decided by 42 44 I that Ittaker tifffrials of tatIrrta!!,, ,,,nIttnEt In :the guard would not heindicatIng 50: 1..12 to advance the statue of the go, used at once Holed. appropriata 46, leheynne Chicago wre eariv preparing for the for border service. t int). 56 iimmediate movement of 1Chirea, -General otlIcers of the troops. r today a 511 reover r The etwes inritidri in Cosn. Itar- - discussed with representattves of the. NV 60 : for mohlt,i7ing I he Dui!, ah c,tv ry'a department are Illinois, (thin In- - ra n rra ida I , lan i: ot 34 MInne- - guard here when the ,,t,i1 arrives. 'liana, MI,InIaan. a 4C 44, tolra,,go seta.. North and South Itakori. lowa.1 so 5A Ftir ... II t Colora-,Jun 62 Nebraska, .;ante. tt.,initig. ,,t;rard rs. 54 Vice do. Missouri and Arkas. 40 Marshall i i .112 St; tilena New York Guard i .Ar. milk.. 0 44 .. I V'a'r, Calls at White House a A4 Fifteen thousand or more troops ft i:!IR:111.R 1...andc.r 411 Eqh 0 1 the NPW York national guard twitAn Vom Ang, 0 .. 54 1 in to assemble their armories today Washmgton. JIM,. 11 'treed- - Modena 0 42' 42 ; t f . oleb.... ... throughout the state In remmnse to tient td,rhali called .at the 0 42, White i :::,.',,,,nr.7.",rk ea 4.17.44 the prosaident'a call An raPielly a c t;: i I 64, ;2 tiou,ethe first to, tirt can commands incether since St. North the brought 54 64 ...Z...ffit., lIst, ., i ' :::.'..-H.. li ..... 1,t, and equipped they will proceed to ,I,'",, he "n, '''ilT1,,n, .01 ...' mewag,',,.klahnnta. ..'''''' 1. ....."41.''' Pe.' t': ,Ini not went to disturb the "roshe 54 64 i't; . the state mobilization eartlp at Beek that -, ' 4 i., 'el' ' ..... I Ts Man. New York. IS milea southeast of Presnlen 1.,.,,,,,,s of th, m.,0(..it,,,11:h,?:tar,tiii. ft 110 Wit ii- (.1,1 asairt schen , Poughkeepsie. to be mtistored inlet the ,,t,i,n itt,O i2 v,,,, n,,ore npr000linity to tiitt- - r,,,,I,,, i United States twrvice. Tiodr tooduliza-lithr- e 5" .... .01 tto,top,c Plans 1 the campaign. lion Is expected to be compiete ',oration 414 St, 1.,o . i 8! 'St PLai,i three days. 4R ft g 62 , sari It lit reported that the $SOO,Oo'l ap 54 t'ran'-'''VI Sa maneuvers Granulated state ' Rich aulk,mel tod grain extroctio powder. prooristed for th, Eyelids, s1 4t 64 this summer will he used to defray th sd,,,t 1. Eyes &lamed by expo- - s.a t 44 .34 For I dents,' nvolido wol growing children. expenses of mobilization. eure to See. Doel sod Iltird Shertelan :6; i 60. .14 Pure so I Major. Gee. liVityan erpOrtil that the tritiosorpbwarliskg theyrtook both'. so; 54 0 relieved by Mertes sc"""1" ': i etre Tork troop sill ha kept logeth to. rickiT ..., 60i 64 Tonopah 0 L ,c Remedy. No Smezsieg Invigorator ouning mothers end doe 'moil. , 4 se lts a eivistort of the federal ,.., , Q1 army 0 43 ..., Washington ' frt. titittell artestoredi just It trill not bs 0, ,t, 62 64. The Food-Dri- nk for en Agee st'll SOe aoesettery. be owl & Or, a pply to th em .u1 44. 44 pet Umile Merin tys w toneu'ol 0 ' :.:, k , Mom tpu tritium Aso tee. coffee. sec. tha ,,,,,.., walitary or, cob.. itehlinTuhet2te Few look el tbetyeletteask by 1 Ptin rises- 4.5S am, yen 'get. S.93 i . seem requiring a, gnat gate. ono oath Drugguts es Medea try afiondy c.. ; ,- Setstibdes cot TN Same Price pin, June I$. i , I : t I Kovel-novrt- t. -: , 71r4 - - ; - 1 1 -- I -- - I I i I (1.- -- i - ; I kr-tilte- ' ; i i I I 4 --- ' , ; , I l , , , grd I . I A ; . . Prt. 1 ii ,..'; ee 1 fr - . Inrii7. ' , . "' , l I , ' . r i, i . - ,,, 2: : hodlisC-34,.- .. . I . . fr - - ... I ' s ore Eye v.." ; ' ' , H I Eont i MALTED MILK 4- 1 ,C, '1'4Uttwata:,....re These Pianos Ttda May merstiost, ,, $550 eng$ ,,, ttereAo !a, the Fro;',,t , : $500 beautiful instrument- - Jima like Mina be area to be appreciated. new, teet !te zore rev A trader g the te 2, tame stoleorti see th1 SELLS Profit I Will Reduce the Price L'ustr: from the marl, Pod $1 3 on These Pianos $123, 1 $185, Lid11r. WI. !he Mu mil kick H, I mos.,. x, mri ) PLAYER PIANOS. $500 S650 $700 $800 I rg u its Poo, --- -- i ts Reduce Cqf 1.16 1,U1 ii.,02 t: A, Ial A T. .4! L, The h F.,,A g e stLe et'Ack J d Cot eriseecerss heave Y..1 iuLy u folio 1 14o,. La' Mita MR. PIANO BrYlEft: You may bare been disappointed other Macre and not found things as roil expected. If roe will come and see 1041 will have no complaint to mann I will gave you the retailer's profit and trim you new at the finest pianos msde in Ariterica, but I won't be much longer. go you must come end see me at once. FACT'ORY The t!, I Will tA, PLAYER PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS WO oioraM, role a S1195 arditt $210 'rot( ot .,... $240 RialltXN&NTATIA KIT Ay Joe :imp IL $260 loitivr I La, Prti i $280 B. C! ENT A tama OPENING EVENINGS ist. iI nit Pt Cr ( Glen arm. ,7m Bros.-Rober- ts ....,113, Maol en Meta Co is.,It Mat Hu ,!es;4ohn ii;o1 lot kaaoe Ina K ,, Piano Co. ht 0 4'ulrh 3 NEW ORPHEUM THEATRE BUILDING Keeron Eel Wt 0 Meet ONIIIMINNEMEMENIESUS EDUCATION Do Now?" is Asked a tao :.i Tin. Idetlta Mane. 1.0twer o "What Will Rumania it The Will Save You the Retailer's STEGER PIANO h In! 1,,TeaTT, - Full Price ICJ point .I tatill 8 $ UL Vt, jl oej RePresen, be Berlin. June 19. wireless to Sayville.' Baden troops are on the offennive In many seetions of the front. but are being held in check by the Austrians. the official tstatement issued in Vienna on says. Saturday -On the right south of Monteleone there was fighting with mines and - the statement hand gronsidmsay& -An attack of the enemy on Mrsliehr failed as did repeated amaulte on our position! in the Dolomite!. Attacks by the Itslians near Rufedo. Ore:meek and Monte Wilms, broke down. Itallan forces In considerable strength attacked our front southeast of As:ago and were repulsed. We cap-- 1 tured 13 Wirers, 364 men and fire machine Irina" I 0,1! th warure 'We th !ego the Factory 3 Italians on Offensive on Many Parts of Front poled The Authorize FISCHER PIANO oil. say Tha I osetr it . k- - toed a slumber of yaw bat a fine tone and exoNient action- - I win take at .$1 the ' vg. Li., $450 EMERSON PIANO Years i1 - lo Aso 1;. Pew-Wall- Two '4- ti--, , con- C " le:t 7I, Is In a beautiful mahogany rase. y ittlf A piano fit kr a king." Within gill re2 rS,,, Chit-teein- Excha,nged Any Time ri5 riT one of the beet aradttet of SteinIt bag a genuine inabogany vane two year old and in Peelers Only dition. Taken In exchange on a neaten:me Player Be ,s t ,., In way& I ........) change on ORIOICERING AND FLEXOTONE PLAYERS. which I will close out regardless of the former selling price. $600 STEINWAY PIANO likact,5t Aux ' ft ,.. 1 ts NEW ORPHEUM THEATRE BUILDING Here are several !special bargains in pianos taken in ex- I COST 11061 COMMUNICATION 3.033.0n1r.4 lbetTIOrq hnunwh Huh Paris, June 19. 3:10 dor is the keynote and the headline on all comment in the morning newepapers on the capture of Csernowits by the Ruasiarut. Although forecast some time ago. the neWit has been reeet ed wit h enthuataam All the newspapers agree that the diplomatic results of the fall of Castnowits far exceed its strategical value. They point out that the city is the caplutl of Bukowina the unredeemed which- - was province of Rumania, promised to the latter country in the event of her Joining the Allies. Ilukowina ha twice formed a part of Rumania. am--"W- will Rumania INCREASES tea Val Flat ON TRU , Eva Val New Tork. Juno 19.---The coat et education se shown in the tuition charges of 'representative univervities and collative inartealkt has about 30 per cent in the last 10 years. says the annual report of the carnetrie foundation for the 141,111.1200- ment of teaching, mid public today. More than half the advance in cost has taken place in the last four sears. nave the report. which adds the median fee of our inglituthat Bulgarian Troops tion has increased during the deHave Begun to Advance cade from about $10 to approximately 1100 a year." 14:3o June le, a.m.The Par, The foundation reports a total Haves correspondent at italontiti telegraphs that news has Just been re- endowment of 314.250.000, a sundae ceh.ed there that Bulgarian troops in of $1.350.000 and an annual exthe region of 'Irina acd Monastir have Teachers' 1166,000. of penditure an advance. begun pensions for the year cost $346.00 an The average of $1,553 a person. !Russians Took Three expenditure for this purpose in Thousand Prisoners total le years were 14.225.000. The department of pensions for Petrograd. June 19. via London, rc public, school teachers has shown retook MOO prisoners markable progress says the report., tn.The Hoans In the city and vicinity of esernowitz, the tvitr office announced today. --- i Fined for Questions. MEXICANS 1ENCEtog la CHRISTIAN ONE-TEN- TH FOUNDED EMPLOTED I Amerito Q111. a rta Editor Deseret Evening Nowa rit7 HI you kt.dy sling Dear Fir: of space to correct a misstatemeir C. E. McDermid that appeared .1 the r report o t PridaY's megaton ef land officers health volition of state this city? Dr. McDermid classed Chrunsa ence with patent medicine loon frauds. advertising fakes, etc., as (target the greatest infinenCe any ol the public health existence. Fraud being decePtIM cannot ne position. deceit. trickery. religion wr plied to a Chriptien oa truth teaching' are founded to heol whose followers are strivingthe Pin mankind by reforming healing l comforting the sorrowing. imPti sick. and preaching Christ's comnaan, in accordance wtth the Jeans. all this. A religion that is doing dailY of people hundrede car, curing manner of sickness and d;sease to pa ngtrous be classed as a hi, is health. but on the contrary ing to mankind. I am very truly' rt, Thanking you, HENRY A. TEASDEL AttOT!sw Um v " 9 11; ? ?a t Tito 'Coma a:on a I! e a 1,4; To ;re r, h hota!I v, el tzh m 4,:m 1,e",3,e. levee IT I K. : er,tz file 1 k Ht. i a He, t Ile :,'''''n N! rr s f rth Litlt Aerop lainist, ior insurl - As Condensed , tTel ,,,c", Ta.ker 11. MA fr r enttee r zrrr igdat:Idt . I ham SO() I, S. 0(4 t,' F., Toda) IMO 10(14 m l P: e, Vity,rig Lieut. Cha p m an, War Summary From the Dispaiches of critr t 1 turnng London, Jun. p.m.John --Pagel. of nweden. and William An 19.L, deyson Nelson. an ar Columbus. S. M.. June Di IL SI it, representatives of a manufacturing Carlton D. c.ut t:o !company of New Camden. N.J. were biplane. rolplaned tined ISO each at Newcastle today on 4,000 feet near Colombo. N. lit. June 1.More the cherge of attempting to cure In- - only miner was Elect than 100 Mexicana employed by the t formation about warship while "telt- which propeller. shipyards. ling United States army in rebuilding the motor road from Columbus to the American field bases in Mexico quit work today and left camp at Pa lomat). eight miles south of the border. for interior points in !ileum They explain that they fared the vengeance of Carranza followers b12 reVerdun bay Handbills and pamphlets recently Inall'" German attacks on French positions north of from were distrtbuted among the laborer" sumed. but the crown prince's forces have been prevented todar urging it as their patriotic duty to from being employed by the any further advance. the Paris war office announced .e Wont1111' to the Patti Americans and to leave the somas held front point eastern on the Correspondents tbs Also ssistind by the American expeditionary comPtYr. near Koliti. $o crucial- - Th. Germane are mand. Reports from the field today. railvar Png!lea, In an attempt to chock the Russian drive for the however, indicate no other large exo.g dus of the male residents along the Novel. I lina of communication. 12, 4:25 - .. - . --7- Bros.-Rober- Piano Co. ! 9 ; then-elve- Glen I Gar-ma- , , Al"..1"41$, ,; ,,d t, at ,- , , '-- Factory Representative now Paris. June 19. 12 noon.A German; Infantry attack on the French position north of bin No. 321 was repulsed by the French batteries yesterday. ac--1 cording to an official statement 1ssu-- 1 ed by the war office today. The are continuing their bombardment at Dead Man Hill and in the Chat tancourt region. The text of the statement says: "South of the Somme an enemy attack near Lihons failed. "On the left bank of the Meuse the! enemy has bombarded the southern elopes of Dead Man Hill and the; country around Chattancourt. Our artillery everywhere respond-- ! ed. "On the right bank of the river a pronounced German attack against our positions north of hill No. 321 was, i repulsed. "During the., night of June two of Our air squadrons bombardedt the barracks and the railroad station! at Vousieres. One squadron threw down IS shone of large calibre and the tether one 2E" Perlin. June 19. via London.-.- -; Heavy fighting is in progress between the Ruasians pushing toward Kovel and the Teutonic forces opposing them In the Stokhoil-Sty- r sector. the war office announced today. The Russian attacks the statement says. have been partly repulsed by, means of successful counterattack.: The army headquarters statementi says in part: "In the Meuse region the fighting, increased appreelably toward evening and during the night it attained great intensity on Dead Man Hill. west of the hill and from Thiaumont wood to Fort Vault. Yesterday attempted at-- 1 tacks at Thiaumont wood were frustrated. In the fighting of the teat two day' Ion French were made prisoner. "Several attempts at night attacks by the enemy in Fumin wood were engage-- I repulsed by hand grenade merits. k:aetern front: On the northern' portion of the front nothing of importance has occurred. On the rail- -, way lines of Gachosischi-Dunikile- c, which was being used for military transports. numerous boombe have, been dropped, "As regards the army groups under Gen. von Linsingen on the Styr west of Kolki and on the Stokhod in o the region of railway, Russian attacks have been pertly re- puleed by means of suceessful tarks. "Northwest of Lutsk the armies are engaged in a battle which is going in our favor. The number of prisoners and the amount of booty have inereatied. Southwest of Lutsk. the. Russians are attacking in the direction of Gohochov. A. regarde the army of Gen. rount von Bothemer . the position is un-- 1 changed." - I :1241"4'ti,,. Special Values! Offered by the Authorized L , rates. Lt.:, k IN PIIIISEOF COLLEACIJE oe-e- ,s. TARNS WHILE 'r--'--' ,--,- ?; I ; 'II fa i n1 I f! itir I o fr 4' i p 41. York. June 'Hughes arrived here from Washington early today to confer e.th.a subcommittee of the hepuri:,an national committee of which W. NiorraY Crane is chairman. concerning tot organir-atwof the committee. inciuding the election of a nevt chairman The conference Wax called to meot at 2:30 p.m. in 33r. Hugheas temporary headquarters in a hotel. It is understood that Mr. Hughes has or three men ,n whose names he will subant to the member of the committee for as chairman. The Republican presideot.al nominee leaves for Providence, l I.. this evening, to attend his class reunion of Brown university.- Ile w.li retern here Thursday and remain until SatordaY when he will go to spend part Of the summer at Long Brolgeliampi on. island. .Jr. Hughes all; not return to Washington again before election. He would not discuss either politics or the Mexican situation. The members ef the aibcommittee were guests of Mr. crane at a luncheon held prior to the tonterence with Mr. Hughes. Before in ineheon the committee met andelisciocsed the quesa of national tion of the selection chairman.. It was later announetni unofficialiV that there was no halos for pichlished report that Witham R. Willcox. formerlY a public PPM tCP eom mtationer. would be selected. It was deciareti that the name of V:Liam Loeln once former President Ro.weelt I secretary. virtually had been eliminated. ,.,7, , ,.. DEAD MAN HILL em,,.,,,.. New . .., i BOMBARDING o',-fi- ; .., i i i (h 1 '1,T,,,,-;,-.,-- -I- I , X lb , , 4Continuei-fro- I the annual 4 'aay,, CHAIRMAN IN Vt.Extensive' e ! :; nh,az : .'''' GERMAN GUNS INTERIcirn MUCH paTga one.) were The Mezto Jaeltets jnvolved. meeting :r., attending the National Editc.stion Edstoriai ,port told this atoryi to h day. ssiesciation mil!, began here Witham 'tendon eontinue all the t -- A 13051 wEl riP front the warithiP aP- "Continued from psge one i we. k ,ri soda' 5 program the speakpr,,ached a Mazatlan wharf and was Stone. general 1511;5 term i're c iiist'l.nieti the of the work tit kelep off Until permon to ceirg a, I Arilo'n matr.ser of the Aastoltited Press; .wartiesd New Mew!' ,,,t Texas , ..i. 455f1 of lb. Texas school :land cduld be ohtained from the ii h,,p .. zhAt i iil It went hack to th authorities. !n,r, ',nap. f,p,,,,,i John :tar), and Temple of the organizations w.uid ti.! or Ji.urnalism l'u!Itzer eohool of ship and several hours later returned The e,, e!, dr.r,d Gr,,. ,1 lei:1h gent ',own ,lotil crew its &Med. The officer In "1,0:, tia un!erstly J,.,,,,,,,! ,,,, ar, fur a tune a n ,1 ma 4,- - 1,,,,.... ,t, for to the viTatinit ;command wan told porntlauslon a wiii t.ritir h field in service landing had not been given and an ,:,ffa vt erele,titr- - tonight. Gen Futi.to, and A of aoldiere crowd arg sment ensued. .tolY chiefly concerned t,.day in and civilians' had gathered on the of how hes to w'il'val" the l''..a"IColorado Guardsmen disatue- the wharf the of midst in and the a,,d Istrence 11,et seen Mex.,'Into Shape szon a drunken Japanese fired a shot or- Are ril,w:1 Rounding rnised State. ',wit wh's the Amerieans promptly reInt I, 1.,,,re it gan izn! ion arrl,e tiff!, ft ()Hey into th. crowd. A of plied with 19 imProtiiihle- 'ha.- 8 '" "f th' '''''." June troop !ten yes' the fire and nza mo ldier ,' return daiiid,ii inii rine . range !A rratedat ty,.er trenly at the o,a,e tor withdrew. leaving behind two !the. std. or tot d.tes rifk ar- .o- t;ol,ten prenaratk.na -- 4era why were arregtoth frOM Explana t ttr RI.POr na then - a ere ichanKeti by the corndal tro d r the colortatio natiot.al guard to fl int r n. tor.k - 111 dmong!rati-the wttrithip and the arenandee pelt t moved rapidly A.v in NI. xi. an I.4e Ile 1"1 'f", r".""g ent. nary y P, ,;amb:e. adprtatit gen - !raga" general. and the American orti that company h :t were released.' frn;er wao!raL atinotine4 itenerally th wer, ronn,ling their makes no mention of hat earranzA o tr"opo e 1!!ith "t mandro tIons tnto Phar and within a few davat The eep"rt moxlco ?nigh, n ,Atheeletut ,asuattiea. but ways two rI ,,,to the riAllh hilt P tromp caut,n was taken I.; and one clian were euldiers IMexican t,,,, .,,,,,,g iltailed tor ;woundod. i'v Americsn offioisnt sb,rg rho In it,,eruiting officrre t( ere and i v-grill of th home atatione pat ...e..... and by (ien. Persh!ng not to at1 venom., fort h o (forts to bring I h ,auso for stric:eselon ow untie elioedily 0 the require,' strength. Pershi ng Preparing to Gn. Funs ton h as not w,o lne d statoi or motillIsation 'rho eight corn- the deils of aratiorse tor the nr it ass t r t:nr III,: WYptti t n.na- Make Quick Dash uf e i't",!, s. Very feet r,f th regimeros A. ituasoll ts tlOriat guard ai Iott ttif'i.e,ei-ti,e- l to hp completed within Mx lhe regular forc e. now coering: . expeeved dsys ari,,rdirig to a statement made et border 8 ro intact: loll it 1:01unibuc N, NI., June 1Notthat the avaltsbility of the militia !he ailpitart geheesta office: wit hataftling the threat of Gen, Trewill make p)esthle tho drawing to.1 vino, the Metean commander: to at- 114her '''r s'n".red 4"'nit"r- ''"I'Y !Nebraska Militia tack hint if he move'. in any dire,t,on , regiment, msy he moved as a A h:de toward the border Gen. Persh- Ordered to Mobilize egeept field commander of the American ing. rylobilization in South "i""'n in 11"1". 18 lit o4 0,41 Juno IS Gov. More. "1".diti""rY ro,o!vod orders to said to he quietly laying plans fnr itboving Enthusiastically il,,,i of the rsek;( dashes north and Routh k I the nailonal guard shortly quirk is:ow:, S a a this morhing. The gov- - firet Sign of open . lita plane. nor itrglIstig ran(' O Alit '.en. it le bellev P d b y hostility'tAtlanta. ,;a,. Pin.' T1, A'n'e Pref." erftr here or. are to gain natirivn.ti arattona a,Ard mohiliz.1- - Halt and ftion Ina the19' conference.corn-Iof possession portions of - Idere were sent to the ! cOmPanr titm sere tinder vt a,' at the a,toth h whtt the railroad Northwestern tenth- - state today in revprqatte to the mi,,n,.der. maid that 2,400 mon can be practically cominandol the territory adpresidenea can mohlltred at once and 26 to 60 per cent jacent to his line of communication friorida4 national lit,nrd V"IF g"" noire ran he added shortly in men who Gt.n Pershing'a men ttlept with thett to ice ("Meer; to he ready within served tn the guard and ears to the ground last night. The froon the reserve corps of UnlVerty al formerly day or two. night paased peacefully except for a rollth Carr, iln4 and (;ef,rvit wer light rain which pattered against their In readitn anil he mobilized peered "dog tents." Even the dogs and rata, in New peso within of which there are great numbers in day s. Underway Jersey, Nt,ilitary enthuoiasni was at a high were on the alert. according tn camp. militiamen of those thre- - Delaware and Pennsylvania measagea received here. The canines ;pitch among and felinem howled and yowled Mtring Philadelphia, June Ia.Nearly 16.4011 the night. but deapite the hideous military on lis present suerdemn were being mr,l,- nolaes. the boys in khaki slept. footing was ext. ted to miiiile aii- - national llred Ill Penneyisame Sew Jersey and nom the at ,Mai on, Gen. Pershing is in receipt daily of 3.000 proximately border duty in se- information 1,lawsr today South Carolina militia 2,0r,i, st a camp rorrist,r with regarding Me facto Mettthe eail of th war de- can near Columbia said the Florida silar,1 uartmnt. Approximately ft line men troop MOvt.mentn. Natives tre..tt,i the Americana have voa1mut :.,4,00 at a camp in Duval CO.,in- - would he mobilised U this state and kindly by rhodid th orsanizatione b r,cruntod luntarily supplied valuable inftitrbais.. to war II wculd increasa tion. Louitilana national guardomen were nnnibri etrengtit to shout 2o.ho4. atittembiltig in their itrin0f.I., t"4A7r New Jreey militiamen numbering for to Piart orders Camp 3.71,4 were 'averted to arrista in camp Sailors and Marines gashing Stafford. Alexandria, where the mate at Sea Girt Thursday morning. lie The men railed out thus tar numhar Notified to Report adjutant general says th men willTwo 3.7S4 aisiembled by Tuestiar night. months' hard training 15 eottmaied as San Diego, Pad, itilifo 9.At the renecessary to fit the men for actual Assembling in Ohio, qttest of hoar Admiral Fel ilam, comfield stink,. according to Adjt. 'en. the Pacific reserve fleet, the Wisconsin and Indiana manding 11,itrory. pollee of an I PliTo this mnrning ere North Carolina gildrii5Illen were ornotifying ell sailors and marines on dared to he on duty at their home otahicago,t loot. it - Ott Thursday aft shore leave to report aboord their clock 412 Wisconatn tions by noon today preparatory to f.nwill be mobilized at t'amp ships Immediately. The armored cruistraining for Camp iiilenn at Morehead guarctsmn M WA the statement of ers Colorado and Pittsburg were coalItouglas City. Similar ing and receiving Pu ppitem. Tennessee troops began mobilizing Atli! Gen, tbriando itelway today at scones of activitY wore displayed Adtt Goo Ranson W Hough of the aboard the torpedo today at Nashville. at destroyers Miasissippl's militia Mett. Adjt. Com. tihri ultional guard today ordered that and all warships were being prepared Settles sant today. can be mobilized at n,gattization noanted to a notice. moment's sail at or a camp ette, at lpper Preparation Jackson by Tueaday. enwiltion$1 along the Lower CaliforAt thio Arlington. tttio, ass begun wilt 1.,00t mon nia border are reported to he rititet. tomentrated of the thin national guard. Washington Recruiting I, I. tintigs. adjutant of Office is Crowded th Ift,iiIIPM said tho national guard.genral Lincoln Pleads Guilty. Inettaoa guardemon could be mobilised at Fort Pen:Amin Harrison within 14 Jun 19.A re- hours Th. Indiana Washington. London. June IL S'A2 guard consists of office; and 2.367 man at Pooce a preliminary hearing on thep.m.After cruiting office of the District f,r rtrength charge of Columbia national guard opened here Hasty preparations for the mohiliza- forgery. at the conclusion of which he tion r.f Missourl'a nattonal guard at was commttted for triai Ignatius T. immediately after the preparedness,' ,Nvadit. Mo sate made today. Linrntri today pleaded Int lit)... He ex. week. was crowded this parade Recruiting offiees were oponed at millet-mint. aeYeral pint in Mlatiouri to bring the preruted the hope to the court that morning with applicants for Soores of young men were at guard up to full strength juelice would be teinpere,1 with mercy. Arilt 0;en the door before the office Opened and Martin took char. of GIa moralization of the Kansas guard. I I o'cloek nearly a hundred were of which i apline waiting to offer their services. the present strength 2,100 men, The mobilizaand proximately I Today Brigadier tieneral Harvey has l tion point Fort Riley Ten 'Arda y he will have hut 2,309 Men of At the adjutant genet-arDietrict militia under canvas at at Little Rock. Ark at was department said thre lAeottleor Foreelent, ?dyer. Va. within lin hours. tin), would b required to mobilize the Arkansae guard A majority of the District guardston;gbt and Tw.ftlay; men are employees of the various gov,opier ernment departments. Nevada Will Organize rather Oats lot ompratise Loo-- E ilusllEs 'CANDIDATE , 'Plans to Entertain Editorsi I k 1 ! and the other as the Nees York have taken aueh oaths. tthhe, antast.ti:n imon.,ro.dy 4 19113 a j Ikti CI IMMO M fet 11,111 a 411 Ma |