EVENING EEDGETS PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APEIL 11, 1916.
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BANDIT VILLA IS DEAD,
SAYS UNCONFIRMED REPORT
Continued from rnite One
will trcnt Villa was the question upper
most In the mlndii of Kl l'nso officials to-dRS-.
A portion of the DuranRO gnrrleon
under the Arrleta brothers li reported to
havo declared Itself nRalnst the American
Invasion of Mexico. This In unconfirmed.
Other reports are that the Arrlc as are
Villa's personal enemies nnd that thej arc
entrenclicd at Durnniro City.
An unconfirmed report reached here to
day that Mexicans raided a "inch itataw
luff to A. Ksqulcrado at Villa Ahumad,
Chihuahua.
CAIIKANZISTAS PLAN VILLA
CHASE, IV U. S. WILL QUIT
t'X I'ASO. Tex.. April 11 .-The Impres
sion exists on the border to. ay t hat heaj J
Carranza forces nr about to take up the
chase for J'ai.clin Villa and U"" the Lnl ted
States expedition will be called off. It Is
l.ellevc.1 that Oeneral Oavirn Is preparing
to take the Held.
There seems no doubt as to tho desire
of the CnrrnnxIstiiB for the withdrawal of
the American forces. Just to wlint extent
they themselves expect to push tlio cam
palRti nunliist the outlaws Is a matter of
conjecture.
After n conference between Oeneral
Gavlra and Dortnnl, the 'Juarez com
mandant made It plain that tho mission of
the Porshlnir expedition had been accom
plished and that withdrawal was now in
order.
General Gavlra's statement was:
Wo hae more men than enotiRli
now. It wo wcro able to ovcrcomo
Villa when ho had 70,000 men, over a
hundred cannon and plenty of sup
plies, wo outfit to bo aide to dls
poio of him now, when his numbers
have dwindled to a few hundred.
But It Is n bl(? territory to operate
In, and a slnclo man has more chance
to escape nnd hide than a largo force
would have. However, on account
of Villa's wounded condition, wo
think he will bo taken soon. If not.
it Is hardly likely that, without
proper surgical care, ho will survlo
for long.
Tho presence ot General Bertanl In
Juarez Ravo renewed force to the reports
that General Gavlra had been ordered to
tho field.
SPEED, MORE SPEED, FOR U. S.
TROOPS, SEEPED TO KT VILLA
WASHINGTON. April 11. Duplication
ot Colonel Dodd's dash which routed
Villa's ragged band at Guerrero will bo
necessary If the bandit chief Is to bo over
taken by American pursuers, anr.y men
said today. But they felt their man hunt
ers would bo c.iunl to the task.
All reports ngrco Villa Is a day or moro
ahead of General rershlng's riders. To
overtake him Is a tremendous task, but
authorities suggest the trail Is still warm,
and they still predict that dispatches
within tho noxt few days will bear tidings
that tho American expedition Is succeed
fully at ail end.
The lino of communications between
Columbus and the heart ot Mexico offers
a problem for administrative men. yet
opening ot tho Northwestern Hallway to
prlvato supplies for tho army has relieved
anxiety materially. Dispatch of the J4th
(colored) regiment to Columbus has solved
In part the question of protecting the auto
trail to Chihuahua. Other forces will toe
available If needed, for General Funstoii
has orders to call for wliatovcr Is needed.
Senator Fall's report that Villa Is not
wounded found no credence In the War
Department, for Pershing had reported
ugaln that Villa was Injured In the Unco.
About 12,000 troops, chiefly guarding
communication lines, arc Inside Mexico, it
was learned olllcWIly today. The border
patrol Is about 18,600 men. while only
2000 men nro stationed throughout tho
country, mainly at Spokane. Vancouver
Barracks, San Diego, Alaska, Kansas, tho
lake district and the Northeast.
A Stato Department press announce
ment said tho reported massing of Mex
ican troops along tho Itlo Grande was
unfounded. And that there was no evidence
of any troop movements from Chihuahua
toward tho border.
"It Is stated that every available man,"
said the announcement, "Is operating In
the locality of tho supposed whereabouts
of Villa, and that General Gutierrez Is
giving ovcry proof of sincere co-operation."
Tho department's advices still locate
Villa In tho Parral region.
s SLAIN NEGRO SOLDIER
BLAMED IN TEXAS RIOT
DEIj IUO, Tex., April 11. Sheriff John
W. Almond today made public an ofllclal
" report on the riot of Saturday night In
which Prlvato Wade, a negro soldier ot
tho 21th United States Infantry, was killed
by ranger W. I Barler. This showed
,w't the slain soldier was shot four times.
j,. 'al report holds tho troops re
sponsible for tho riot and declares that
only tho four shots which killed Wade
were fired by the men attempting to quell
tho disorder.
The sheriff reports that tho negro
trooperB -were attempting to enter the
"Green Top" resort, that tho rangers were
called as a guard and that they were
attacked by the negro soldier. Banger
Barler was on tho ground, felled by Wade,
when ho shot. In self defense.
PERSHING, AT NAMIQUIPA,
SILENT ON VILLA CHASE
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., April II. Major
General Funston received n wireless re
port from General John J. Pershing from
Namlqulpa, In Mexico. Aside from re.
porting tho recovery of the wounded
American soldiers, General Pershing gave
little Information of tho campaign to catch
Villa.
(Namlqulpa Is far to the north of where
Colonels Dodd and Brown are reported
to be operating and even north of where.
General Pershing was located. However,
It ia supposed that General Pershing
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made n hurried trip to the front and
has relumed to his headquarters.)
General' Funston announces that his
Apache Indian scout squad has reached
General Pershing's base nnd that It Is
even now on the trail of Villa and his
bandits. The Gcncrnl said ho knew of
no "dead line" for the American expedi
tion. "If Durango Is sacred ground I know
nothing ot It," he said.
Villa, driven against the wall of Car
ranzlstas, toward which he Is reported
heading, faces llerco opposition, Gencrnl
Funston believed.
FIVE WOUNDED AMERICANS
RECOVER, REPORTS PERSHING
SAN ANTONIO. April II. Five Ameri
can soldiers were wounded In tho battlo
with Vllllstas In the Guerrero district on
March 27. All were members of Troop f ,
Sccnth United States cavalry. They hao
recovered from their wounds.
General Pershing set forth these facts
In nn oftlcial report transmitted by wlro
less to Major General Funston today.
The following list of casualties was
given In General Pershing's report-
I'lHVATB THOMAS P. rtltOWN. wounded In
rlwk. buck nnd nhotilitr.
FAitntnn v. p. manmjkfu ii.i.k. twice
wound".! In "tt forearm.
PniVATB JOHi:i'H tlAIIUISt., wminded In left
forearm. . . .
rillVATK JoSnt't! r) IIKNNETT, wounded
In nnklo by rlenchetliiB bullet.
PltlVATB WAIrmi N. OAHDNKn, wounded
In left hnnd.
The Injuries suffered by Private Brown
alone wcro characterized as serious In
Pershing's report. Ho stated that tho
wounds of tho other four men were slight.
Today's repoit was nn amplification of
earlier oftlcial advices from the com
mander ot the expedition In Mexico, ills
first report had said thnt four men were
wounded. .When thli wns sent It wns
not known that Private Bennett had been
Injured.
CABINET REVIEWS
SUBMARINE CRISIS
Continued from I'nee One
channel liner Sussex, Cabinet mem
bers insisted that the entire weight of
evidence before them today indicated
that the ship was torpedoed by a sub
marine. WASHINGTON, April It.
Count von Hornstorff. tho German
Ambassador, will make another effort to
scttlo for nil time the points In dispute be
tween tho United States and Germany
growing out of the submarine activities of
tho German navy. Tho Ambassador hopes
to discuss tho situation with Secretary .of
Stato Lansing as soon ns the latter gets
hll of the evidence now en route from
London and Paris.
Cabinet convened today with few of tho
expected facts concerning the recent sub
marine operations In hand. Tho German
Foreign Olllco report, disclaiming re
sponsibility, was belieed to have been
handed Ambassador Gerard today, but
direct word to that effect had not como
from Gerard.
Count von licrnstorff had expected to
discuss the crisis In full yesterday, but
wns Informed that the data on hand aro In
complete and that It will be Thursday, nt
least, before all the collected evidence In
tho various cases that have been Investi
gated can reach Washington.
Meanwhile the complete text of tho
German reply to the Inquiries by Am
bassador Gerard Into tho Sussex. Kngllsh
man, Manchester engineer, Knglo Point
and Berwindale nttacks Is not expected
to get here before late tomorrow night or
Thursday morning. In each case, it Is
understood, Germany insists that shu can
not bo held responsible, and In tho case
of the Sussex, especially, specific denial Is
made that any German submarino was
concerned.
In this very connection experts In Inter
national law were today pointing out thnt
this Government cannot very well question
the statements of n friendly nation unless
It has absolute evidence gathered from Its
own sources that that Government Is mis
taken. "No nation can call t another a liar un
less she means war," Is the way high au
thority puts the case.
Tho President believes that there Is an
accumulation of evidence that submarines
again are torplolng without warning, but
In the big case which ho expected to make
the chief Issue that of the Sussex It
probably will have to bo ignored entirely.
Many oillclals were hopeful that Count
von Bernstorff nnd Secretary Lansing
would be able to find a way out that
would solve the existing perplexing prob
lem, but It will be Impossible to deter
mine this much before the end of tho
week, if then. Meanwhile tho entire In
ternational situation must continue un
changed, ns the I.uflitanla case Is still un
adjusted to the satisfaction of the United
States.
The Overseas News Agency today Issued
In Berlin a copy of a dispatch which
had been received from Athens stating
that a Oreek naval officer was on board
the steamship Sussex, carrying Americans,
which was damaged with loss of life by
an explosion In the English Channel.
The following is given out as the text
ofthe Athens dispatch:
"The officer states that the ship must
have struck a mine, which was possibly
Drltish. The Sussex had a French crew
on board and only four lifeboats, which
was altogether Insufficient."
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This photogrnph, taken "somewhere in Mexico," is a characteristic
portrait of tho man delegated with the simple mission of "getting
Villa."
GERMANS WIN GROUND
ON LE MORT HOMME
Continued frnm Vnur Onr
lief that there Is little doubt that the real
offensive began against the French posi
tions nt Verdun on Hundny. The assaults
w'llch have been under way slnco Satur
day, It Is believed, may bo regarded as the
diial drive.
Tho Gcrmnns arc ngaln employing mass
formation nttacks, the troops being sent
forward Into the blasting lire of tho
French without regard for losses. Tho
ravines and gullies about the hills west
of the Meuso are filled with German dead
nnd wounded, the Bed Cross units being
tillable to reach tho wounded because of
the terrific artillery and machlno gun
duel which rages night nnd day.
The curtains of flro used by General Pe
taln nro found absolutely successful In a
majority of cases In checking tho Ger
man rushes.
IlKItLIN. April 11.
Capturo of moro French positions north
enst of Verdun, In tho fighting southwest
of Fort Douaumont, was announced by
the War Offlco this afternoon.
On the cast bank of tho Meuso French
counter-attacks south of Crows' forest
were repulsed, tho Germans taking 222
prisoners.
Tho French counter-attacked In largo
force from the direction of Chattnucourt,
but wero everywhere driven back. They
wero also driven oft In attempts to re
conquer positions near Pepper Heights,
recently tnkon by tho Germans.
South of St. Klol nn English grenado
attack broke down. The Gcrmnns rctnln
the whole position.
36,000 FRENCHMEN TAKEN.
More than 36,000 prisoners have been
captured by tho Germans on the Verdun
front since tho great battle for tho French
fortress opened 51 days ago.
Olllclal announcement of tho number ot
prisoners taken was made through tho
Overseas News Agency today.
It Is estimated by German military
critics' that the French havo InBt nearly
150,000 men In killed and wouiide.l.
West of the Meuso River about 25
square kilometres of territory have been
captured.
German newspapers now point out that
the French report having evacuated Beth
Incourt "according to a previous plan."
However, In this connection It Is pertinent
to point to an order found upon a French
officer, which says: t
"Tills Important place (Dethlncourt)
must bo held under all circumstances."
The fact that more than 700 umrounded
French prisoners wero taken nnd many
more than that were killed or wounded Is
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proof that tho French plan of evncuatlon
could not havo been perfectly carried out.
According to the French War OHlcei the
new French front lies from the southern
corner ot Avocourt Forest, along tho first
slopes of the Hill .101, on the southern
slopes of Forges brook, northeast of
Haucourt, thence rastwnrd and south of
tho point where the Ilcthlncourt-nsiics
road nnd the Bethlncourt-Chattancourt
roads cross, nnrl north of Cumlcrcs to tho
Mouse River.
As reported by tho German War Olllce,
tho fortifications of tho vlllago of Avo
court, south of Avocourt Forest, wero
destroyed by the Gorman guns.
Methodically but with tho certainty of
a. woll-regulatcd machine, the Gormans are
smashing their way forward on both sides
of tho Mouse and. to borrow tho expres
sion of nn enemy general, they aro "nib
bling" their way Into Verdun.
Fresh troops are continually being sent
to tho front to rellovo tho veterans who
havo played their part In previous storm
assaults.
A division and a halt of reinforcements
havo Just been sent to the Malancourt
front to tako part In tho drive against Hill
304, which now forms a modified salient
In tho German lino.
GEHMANS RESENT II. S. DOUBT
CAST ON NATIONAL HONOR
BERLIN, April 11.
Much bitterness has been caused here
by reports that Americans are question
ing tho honor of tho German Government
without waiting for a presentation of all
the facts In tho Sussex nnd other cases.
Tho Berlin newspapers today reprinted
several American newspaper edltorlnls,
as cabled hero from English sources.
These editorials charged that Germany
has violated tho pledges given by Ambas
sador Bernstorff.
It Is tho unanimous opinion of Germans
with whom correspondents havo talked
that tho U-boat commanders havo received
such explicit Instructions that there Is
little possibility that they have violated
either International law or tho pledges
Germnny made America. For that reason
tho Gcrmnns feel that tho American edi
torials, written before Germany presented
her Bldo of tho case, nro entirely unfair.
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The War Today
Violent liquid-fire nttacks wero
launched by tho Germans on both
sides of the Mouse last night. The
attacks were repulsed, Paris as
serts. It Is ndmittcd, however, in
the French official report that tho
Germans have gained n foothold on
the cast slope of Dead Sinn's Hill,
one of the chief points of conten
tion in the great battle now pro
ceeding nlonp n 13-mlio front
northwest of Verdun.
The French claim to have Te
pulscd n terrific German attack
south of Douaumont, north of Ver
dun. A violent bombardment con
tinued during the night on tho
Vnux-Douaumont front.
French military critics say thnt
tho real German offensive against
Verdun is now under way and thnt
the Germans are making the last
great effort to capture tho strong
hold. A semiofficial statement from
Berlin states that tho Germans
have captured 3G.000 French pris
oners since the beginning of tho
Verdun fight and estimates the
total number of French killed and
wounded in the struggle nt 150,000.
( Ilngdad is being cvncuntetl by
civilians, under order of the au
thorities, nnd the army, officered
by Germans, is prcpnrlng to resist
the British drive through Meso
potamia. Bagdad has been tho ob
jective of the offensive in this war
zone. The British commander on
the Tigris, Sir Percy Lake, denies
n Turkish official report of an
English reverse near Kut - el-Aniara.
CLASSI DI RISEIMSTI
CHIAMATE ALLE ARMI
Congednti di Cavalleria, Arti-
glicrin c Genio Dcvono Pres-
en tarsi il 12 Corronte
Vti telegramma da Roma dice cho c'
slnto pubbllcato un decrcto col uualo nono
cblainatc alio nrml nuove class! .11 rlscr
vistl. Lo classl rlchlamate, chc si dcvono
prosentnro al rlspeltlvl dlslrottl II Ifl cor
ronte mese. sono: Cavalleria della clasqc
del 1830; artlgllcrla da campagnn dcllo
classl del 1SS2 a 1883; artlgllcrla a cavallo
dello classl del 1SE. 1883. 1884, 1SSS c
188G, o tuttl I congedatl ascrlttl alia ml
llzla territorial ed appartcncntl alio arml
ill cavalleria, artlgllcrla c genio dello classl
dnl 1882 al 188D. SI credo cho nucstl
rlchlamatl saranno sublto inviatl nl camp!
til Istruzlono o chc gll uomlnl die hanno
gla" complctato la loro Istruzlono saranno
mandatl nlla front e. SI dlco cho qucsto
rlchlamo .11 classl sta un prcludlo del'of
fensiva itullnna contro lo llnce dl rcsU
tonza austrl.iche.
II comunlcato udlclalo pubbllcato lerl
sera a Bnma dice che sabato notto gll
nustrlncl iitinccarono In forzo lo trlncco
Itallanc sur'Mrzll, ma furono resplntl.
noti solo, ma gll itallanl contrnttacenrono
portandosl lino alia trincec nemlcho o
sconflggcndovl gll nustrlacl In una vlolcnta
lotta corpo a corpo.
Prospect League to Ask New School
At a meeting of tho Prospect Park
Homo nnd School Lcaguo tonight a. resolu
tion will bo presented calling upon the
school board to purchase, it an early
date, a tract of land sultuble for a new
school. Some ot the rooms In tho present
public school aro overcrowded, ns tho re
sult of so many now families moving Into
tho borough. These pcoplo havo beon
attracted by tho Industrial development
of eastern Delawaro County.
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nOMA. 11 Aprlle.
SI contlnua n parlaro n Itoma della
progcttatn offenslva degll nustrlacl contro
lo Unco Itallane, offenslva che, como vl
tclegrnfftl lerl, sarebbo stata doctsa In Un
conslgllo dl Ruerra tcnutosl reccntcmento
In AuBtrln. Scmbra anzt cho un nttacco
cho gll nustrlacl o'perarono domcnlca con
tro lo poMzlonl Itallane del Mrzll costl
tulBca nppunto un nccenno n questa grando
offenslva cho nel plnnl nustrlacl dovrebba
far rotrocedcre lo llnce ltnllano dnl terrl
torlo dell'lmpero. L'attncco Infattl fit
operato con grandl forzo e termlno con
un combnttlmento corpo a corpo nella
notte, ma gll austrlacl furono resplntl.
Kcco 11 tcsto del comunlcato Ulllclalo
pubbllcato lerl sera dal Mlnlstero della
riuerra In baso nl rapporto del gcncralo
Cndorna:
"SI sono nvute azlonl dl nrtlgllerla stl
Uitta la fronto dl battaglla. Sul Monto
Mrzll sabato sera, dopo cho fortl con
tingent! nemlcl si erano nvvlclnnll alia
nostro trlncee, lo nostro truppo si lan
clarono contro lo trlncco nustrlachc cscon
flssero II nemlco In una vlolcnta lotta
corpo a corpo.
"Sulla fronto .lcU'Isonzo Tnrtlgllorla
nemlca tiro' sulla stnzlono .11 Cormons o
ail altri puntl In vlclnanza .11 quclln clt
tadlna, ma hon rluscP a causaro dnnnl
rllevnntl no' n far vlttlme.
"lerl sera uno del nostrl dlriglblll volo"
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ad un Intenso fuoco del cnnnonl nntlacrcl
0 dello mltragllatrlcl, ma rltorno' nlla sua
base senza dnnnl."
Cn telegramma da Parlgl dlco cha II
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scopl purnments mllltnrl.
Kotlzle giunte qui dlcono che I runs!
hanno gla' Inlztato l'attncco sulfa fortl
flcnzlonl cho dlfendono In piazza, dl Tre
blsonda, verso cul miravano fin da quandd
espugnarono la fortezza dl Erzerum. I
prlmt combattlmentl sono statl favoVevoll
nl russl, ma si credo cho la lotta eark'
lunga glaccho' I turchl hanno nccumhlata
grand! rlserve dl munlzlonl e la dlfesa a'
dlrctta da nblll ufDclalt tedeschl. Iholfra
si sa cho 60,000 turchl fanno mania for'
zato dalla 2ona dl Angora verso Trebl
sonda, che no dlsta circa 3E0 mlglla, si
sa puro cho la guarnlglone della piazza
marltlma e stata portnta rcccntementa a
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fatto o' cho alia reslstenza dl Treblsonda
si annotto grands Importanza da parte dl
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Lo opcraztonl contro Treblsonda nono
dlrctts personalmento dal grsnduoa
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