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ANDERSON, S? G*? THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 1,1916
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In 12$?i? Word Commi
Mexico Declares Every.
ly in Contradiction of 1
Springs Expedition an9,
(By Assoch
Mexico City, <Maj|Rp|As^rttr
the UqitqU St^e^yH^feeeiv ?titir
and despite prot I to interve
? diarsSof the..Unite|>Hates are in f
Mexican.go\ernm?ni, the Carrana
ate withdrawal of American troop's.
. The request' wa^rnade in a tw?l
?ic>at .th? fore?grtip^?ce-here, today,
crossed ;the horder after the Colu
. uf i^r;M?$.can gmre-m\flj??\U Th
vasioii i>?c?tise thtMUniterJ States c
?oiMm???i iii this watter was IT
expedition crossed at Glenn Sprin
. States' pleiftliat this was done with
at'Delrip; Texas,; ?s intenable and
iv ? 7 ? invasion:'
. Holding that the United Stags'
the note says that the time hassal
clare itself clearly and unequivocal!
Mexico. '
Tlic ra>h> noints oui that much .
Jmted^Sfates. to punish con
the? downfall,ot the.V
??>?:
The note' says tha Mexican govern
ment, ?und^ata?d? that In face of.
Ihe ^unwillingness of the United
States' to withdraw troops it Would
be lett to up other recourse than "to
iprocure , the defense. of its ? territory
by means' of arms" and eta ted tb jt
the United jSjtates expedition, made nd
. effort 'to co-operate" ;wit"h: Carranza,
troppp, anti th? Carranga government
was. .kept, in" : ignorance. pf. Americans
movements.'
As evidence of American distract
ot de facto v> ? vc nun e n t, tba ' note
assorts, the American' expedition: in
cluded artillery; ;and^Infantry, the
Uso nf -whlchr "cannot bo explained
. excupt aa a .precaution against a- pos*
albie attack by Mexican forces.?* The
noys declares, that while a prof es?
.sion.to' tito contrary, the United States,
h?siiapp?arefl. to v place many ob?
stables.: itt the way of tue. de facto
goy.eiijm(?i.t? and -.hindered it in the
rd*eM?b\t?hto in Mexico.
mm
VoUow?np Pershing.
Columbus, May;.-31-julio Acosta?
Vtij^lte?d?r, with three hundred men
ls fi^id io be ?ollovVing ;in the. wake
of ^?rsh?'iig'a roar out post south of
Namh'iuipa. .'Prom all accounts Acos
ta ls'toying to ; make lt; apnear;-\in
??roiquipa vf?untry that'?ho is driving
- the Amer cans ibefore him, and be
fore l?aig tboy will other have -ii
^??B^i?-^ W it?Vte tji?- country;pricer
fully. . Report? have been < currah.
fe?Vo for. 's?Vorat days ?that bandit
; bands aro operating -below Persnlnij'a
Uno.
t:.., IrtesyW?>'? Apto. ; v : ,.. >? .
El Paso;"Moy:; 31 Francisco -*VU
w^rPanTe '&> 'Francisca Storps - fot
$2,275 accprd?ig? to & verfl?ut reft
M \&:;i\?&?mm?i conn m??/--- ~
Plores',, a ; Mej?can won^Vsuod'
c?ve'^/ftSr^
brother-1*
on :k?
?Villa*?
5:Charga.
j|e^,^a^js^*^^^i|e^
?anal ~aut?meiw?. 'wW?t
... . ..jtfm??'.>:? ?
CMcagc? May Pt.-r-A man won Wi
inication First Chief .. of
Assurance of U. S. Entire
Tieir Acte. Claim Glenn
Act of Invasion
?V-S?. V .. .
ited Pr?&.);
ig that ^le**words and protests of
ely in contradiction of their actjS*
he into the affairs of Mexico; sol*
Mexico without the consent of thc
?-government asks tor tb? immedi
ve thousand word note made pub
The note recites that Americans
mbus raid without the permission
t??' af i- ic not considered one cf itv
l?iirY?d ?he altitude of the'.Mexican
lisinfetpreted. When the second
gs, the note maintains, the United
^he^c?fts?rtt oftJie Mexican consul
lean only be considered an-act of
acts and words are cojijjradictory,
?.rived ? wfjeVWashington* must de
y as to ifs f?tuV?'lh'tentifehs toward
. . ?. -,. :?(??
..>-v.-_v;i%,, '.. *fxi&- ' . '*yff%
of th^^ti'??Bl?^iri?^ to the failure
spir?t?rs in the United States who
THIS Tl
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" '"r*Tmm
(By Associated Presa.* ,
Washington, if ay . 31.-Carranza's
note* bluntly, uesttohlng; the- good: faith:
of the Unite:! States ana demanding
the withdrawal of . American troops
with threats '.. ot armedyf?sistance wai
presented to the state' department to
day by the Mexican ambassador. To
night the translation waa laid before
?'President Wilson', who. atones began
considering how lt would' lw'answer?
od.;>-'?.; v : - ?
Wbllo none in. official circles woult*
attempt to forecast Pr?sident Wilson's
coure?O, th?;Opini?n is unanimous.that
therevwiH be no immediate withdrawal
of Perehing'e oxpedit?or\ \ '. It v 'Was
sahl .the Carranza government . had
fail?d thus far to Remonstrate.Iths
ability to VprotectK the bofder from
raids'.. ;.
?. -It" was suggested, however, tp^ptM
belligerent ind ?uncompromising atti
tude or the noto was largely for cf
r?ctr*tf;-a^Sic?h\'pu?flrc. ''%*<vs?Mt?m>
tie'disposition here io believe tnt &e>
]f?acto jgov?rnnt?bt 'actually conteth
^?Ajfe^an* effort 'to. expel the Ameri
cans by]for?e. The Mexican1 ambas
sador 'gare.' tho impression" that the
djjfjjirnce.^ ba taken
at ,fa?8 val?e. :
jijBBr'' ? .--. ' . . . ?
*?? -A-'.SjM?d Man??,
AUt?w,;O?>; rMay 21 .^-dUlanta au
so badlj,' tb*, even thp ^??ic??are ia
??cJrafy' an? when Patrolman Pearson
?.bouiaitVtif?wilf.-'ii automobile the
"tir?t ?ihihff'-h?'-v-a?: yfa?:M--'
teres ting question, without reference
?oVibe vlolatkra^?f tao speod l?n?t,
waa npt the matter
e.* arTvaM?pfficerl ;?o'nt
irids*'Johns?
SENATORS
m
! 1
mm.
. Theso snapshots' of'ttvc Republican
Washington. They ?re tho listest, ph o
ed at. the' Chicago- couveiitlou.
This And Extra Million For Aero
planes And2730 Sailors
Approved
(By Associated Press.) j
Washington,. May. .31.-An amend
ment ?o the naval bill to provide uri
eleven' million dollar 'government ar
mor plate plant, for 'the''appropriai
tlon vof three an J a half million in
stead : Of vt wo and. a. half for aero-.
planes, for two thousand seven h?n-.
?red npdy thirty additional sallory,
and a b~nus rfystem to speed- up prlr
vato ship , constructors, were ador.t
od by tho' ?ouso today. Party; lines
broke down bu oVery voto. -Repub
llcalis linked With Who democrats on
the .armor plato , plant. Democrats
tOT?^Ith- the republicans on Un In
crease Tor.'aeroplanes.
SENl??vt?LAURIN
I Commissioner Refers to Spartan
f^naa f*Ap5sl" and^mit?t?r?;
Columbi^ S. 6.,' Majf . 31.~-A letter
from John ?Gary Evas^ of ; .Spartai
burg is the caus? of a hot rejoinder
from John L. BicJJaur'l n state -^i?S
hou ea camm issi oner; ? The . chairman
of tho at a tc Democratic executive
committee In 'refusing tho request of
bena tor Joh n W.v Ban ks of Ma th ow e,
to i allow" CommissionerMctiaUrin' tri
ruh in th? jirLoary ? for warehouse
dan^toner.'-" while j admitting' that
?HpatlAv? was ? state onW ftfdtad
because tho Intent of the convention
^.^asViSyc^ ^?n.;
t?e? to allow the.' commissioner
carry" the?matter into "politics,, but
be endured, and destroyed by tho anv
bltl?D of ^discredited politician *c*k
M ?arty ?&jt??}i reties fer j&?
ei* ; H<^u#?y[ s?iys !;.-;fw
for which he. has* offered; b?
.that, MrvKv?ca has sona down lo.'Ae
|*fef> ? laaif ?gal?t Rs again ar
Mr.': Evans the 'M^&i
and ?the ?aueek
r-ttdV-:.;
?te^lonj^at^teSi was /want
ISi*." .^' JSvajW'beeame state <
31 CANDIDATES FOR
. senators .who^?iavto been'?onn^erod I
.tesraidis takon? With. Justice HUK he!
Wama
wm
F&Und A i
This Is Testimony Of Mrs. Neltni
Ci aimed Thai Defendant Wrote
Lcxier?. sV'vT';-'5
.. ? ? ;
(Fly Associated Proas.) Iv
Allanta,: ' May 31.-?Mrs. Eloise
Neinis* Donnis. who with her sister.
Miss Beatrice Nelnis, disappeared- in
San'"Antonio in J?uo 1914. went thero
.expecting'to marry; Vicior . ?. innes
and go to India' wlih him to found a
How religions e?ct. . This was tho |
testimony today ot Mrs. John W
Nclmy, mother of tho missing w<>* |
men at tho . trial of lone? hero for
?ndOfWi
Oflni
(By Associated Press.) '
Raleigh, N. C.,. 51.-Secret
tary of tho'Treasury McAdoo, in An
Iad??ew'tonight to the- Raleigh chant*.
't>ik?t?t commerce, declared those.wlio
fe?Sdi . tho ' cessation, ot . .war ordera
wouid causo a lui?lnegir degression In
' the Onited States-are "cither intlueric*
i.?d?- hy partlslnh propaganda or or?>
t ignorant of tte'prospects ot peace
" orders. Ho s:\id the percent of War
I ordera as compajrrd . with'the fenllro
?"doiricetic, and" iu?^^^ ' c?iatnctrc& ^?t
4&??nifod State? vw?ro Insignificant;
FINE ON i <
IWkaWn?tOn, M?y \ ?l^-The ^district
6upre^??co?n toil?rX&^tta^ CoWp-(
irolinr b?\lfc^ can-,
liot retain th a ? 5,000 tine imponed up-,
?n . ??Q;.^ggsv Natt^'jiv;-fatik'^4. als?i
h'olci that he cannot impose'turthaV
BWBliff'^* tne fato>>e 6?gged.1?> has
tfcreajtc**!, - v. .
I dalston d?fpose> of undecided
! pointa, in th? ba^R*? caiehratfd -e?vJI
' jit. again .??t ...?eirfftaty, iiyic^doo and
'lilian, y chnfglns them with ?<m~
?spIra^;t?>.deijroytU-> - (/
THE REPUBLICAN M?
?pap
'or the republican nomina: ?on for prei
i and Theodore.Roosevelt ont of the
fir. ^:^j fi?
? In Sensational Atlant? Trial-lo
Missing Woman Ardent L?ve
? <?
larceny after- trust, of four thousand
dollaT from Mrs. Dentils Nelras,''':
; "It was said Innes ' wroto yJMW'J
Dennis ardont love letters. Mrs.'
Viola/Sickles Innes, divorced wife of
fnnes, testified that Inhos was mar
ried before He- married her. i Atlanta
?/lineases -had-.already, testified 'that
tipos' present wifo was.'.rwjtk Mi?n
wtsn ;ho . ^amo libre tb- ?ed Mrs..
De uni a and ho "passed lia-oh*,' a ?J his
auat.
ir Would
Vr?V.S.
-
Mc Adoo express cd tho, opinion -.hat
the; administration's antidumping
ol8U3o ls not. essential, but merely
precautionary, and. urged the .enact
ment, of a ship parchaseOiil!. ' . To
show' the present condition, of tho
United States -he said fha. aggregate
rc;j on re er.- of American national lian ka
'exceeded"by. about $3,000,000,000. the
j?mblned resources ot thy bank ;of
England, tho bank of Frqnce^ . the
hank of Russia Reich bank 3q Ger
many, hank , of the, Netherlands, {twiss
. :.! V.. S? ti
ildent wero obtained recently id
ly oho of them may bo nomtunt
\i ?'..'.:' j .-'
J? V : M
I Roocsvc?t Taliea isa?? Wsfch :Wt?
son's St^tement-^??BrBe? >
i??t?:^?. a o vmruil M)
.(By Associated, pires?.)
St. Louis, May \??.^Sp^?mihi|
here this morning; Itooaeveit took
issue ,with Wilson's statement yos
torday that he- was ior universal vbt?
un tar y cor vice. Ho .de?ic??d .that ah
?tiulvaiont truant law, making avery
hoy ?nd girl attendschool ft fttlegr.
dbi not I want to stay -.awfiy.- "LjiHrf
work universal hut Vvpiuhta^ ia a
weasel, word.' It micky tho lifo out df
the other," said th?:.cQl?ij?l. He ap
pealed for general preparedness.
, Storni Tre??bi?.
. "St. . Louis, >Mo., Way Sl.-Mtfo
treason to tho United Staten tm
charged. by Theodore HOO?OVC 11, in
nu address. delivered here?;.' jtodaft
against German-Americana Who ?ont
to make} their governmental rspf?at?*
?tlves act In tho interests ot'.OwK
many i rather; .than this co?n!^.fe;>H*
chn^-acterired j the G e rman-Ameitteatt
alliance au "au anti-American alli
ance," but added that he bel te vet!
that its, members . not only-do . hot
represent hui' ecanda?o?sl^ mi?r?prej
sont"- tho ,- great majority er real
Am?ricain? Of Oermah origan. , \
, Vr.glng tho.: motto ' "America foi
Americana,'/ for: all Americana wheth?
er.they.wefe born here.or abroad, iui
formef/pre?ldentr deelftrei!; that "the
salvation of our people has itt ls twin ft
a nationalised and. ' united: Am e r i er?
ready for;the\ tremendous teett?
both wa? anil.peace." 1
vi appeal tb (?ll out olUaea^* ; ^
colonel , said,-"no matter, frein **
jarid iihelr forefather? came, tb to
this,,ayer in. mind, and to ?,htm< wi
ocorn and contempt ?ht- innis ter?I
triguera; ajd/mlsoltief-inalwr?\
wov?'V s?ek1to divider them alon?
of ju v *ed, ot birthplace of ot nation o
origin'." . ';? Vi'??i t'*'. ii;"--,'/' '
Col. Koosowlt said he cabio to St.
imf
Louis (.tb?*pi
speak of aijd ..
hyphen "whenoyor it rep
fort to .form political
racial linea, O? to: j6*f"
peSiifi op - ^'nara?^?wL
^^?iiiW^^ WM*
tefe?t'o? ??nte grotty of?TOM??ML
t^^.^h\thfcy om?:,..
W?&m'M*&lS against':'he nat?
American of tl??^^^and >
die' tramJ???ht pf :*h?, K
f?rmeV .^reoldent doe?
u^igT?t :Wh? V4kt
godd tmx' ^Amer
plac?" vinthe United _r
PARIS SAYS MANY PRISONERS
AND MACHINE GUN? TAK-,
EN ?N W^GE ?>NSUUGKT
-AUSTRIAN MAKING
HEADWAY
*' .'? '.? j*'' jr? -?s'-'i.'i -fr] ??''.'?tc ? '? '
? - ?> 'I 1 , . . <
(By Asioclatfedl Press.)
Tho French In a spirited infantry
attack captured tho Germen position?
oh the southwest slopes of ' Head
man's bili, northwest of . Vonlun.
Parla nays many prisoners and mil?
chine -guns w?re /taken. .?lio' town
ot1 ?rocourt ami- hill '304 aro undfcr
heavy bombardments from Ger?
manB. Artillery lighting la Jun?i* '
.vsy at^r "artffiB?us-Wellsr?ro?' aqo
in the Vosges r?glons. i
Tho- Austrians har? taken addition
al Italian positions in Aalago-Ar* ''..'<.
alero sector and - repulsed ; Ralbih
counter-attacks. Vienna say * -ttys
Aufttxian offensive; has taken men*'* >
than thirty thousand prieouora and
about three hundred guns.
South of fcvm'sk on the F.usalah
front heavy bombardments are tafc
ring .placa.. On Volhyhian and Bea&
arojblim fronts there is increased ac
tivity. ,
, The Turks have captured Russian
positions in Armenia but they word
recaptured.
UA\-uv-; new lum come through on
Vl?v?Bloa of Greek''-Macedonia' by
SHIS
MM
Rocks y to Hot?? of W.
i New York, !i^^^??ttmft. -^. .
eather bag filled wUh eames, Seaaerb
ftl^FowdbOB. a ;^m:{<^r':m^
:Vork. .stopbed lu front of the fctt??
of WilliamT K. ^anda?mir oh FlfUi
Avenue ^: Jay and - began huvll'.?;
tones through tHa v/indiv/a. He wait
irreated. :
Polic? say Fowdb?B declared he be-?.
I? ved ho was thrbwlhg Itohes At tatt
home of John Bv Rockefeller whom
hp hold responsible for the supering
ti tbs -poor. At th?i' reciU??t ot "Vail
d?Hiilt Fowdb?B wat? tafeen into : th?
iV?ndfcrbllt home ? wheretf*; talked iii- '
inherently about r?vengii.g hlrjiBol? oh
Roekcfeller. The*- polled say Fow?
bes admitted ho and a friend- had
plotted^ to kUt: fiooksfeUer;
??* ?sa?cmta-proriilBfe^ to meei
hhh in ff oat of the Rockefeller- hom?.
They OKpccted Rockefeller to finio
?o the d??f ^himVrtn?^Btbnm^-t^r?.
"Irowp. ' (: The other mah :w?s to *faobt
fh? alleged acccmi?Uc? fa-lea tb ?? ?
?ktfc-? -So^tfv?k1irAltttrtiV ti^i'dltl?MiCd
id u mirror hr?Vf?. 'the niaft is
.j?rg?d with malicious- misoHiefi^ji
At the philco .fa?jf?unr.?rs. ho told
a dtfieren^iiHflf^ '
the matter- over wM several.: *H&?. 1 .
One promised to civet?itn-rar'tomf*
ft ho would shoot Redtsiante^
man Called to appear to give ht
Istth. I^wdbea tr '
bad not atoned
Th? police payait
ia dangerous and recommended e?
'?a?nftUon of hi? .
M.LOWGUA^miMl>?TO
CROSS'-Witil'GEORGIA