Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - April 1, 1915, Hutchinson, Kansas TMt It A Of tMt THE THE HUTCHINSON tHE TMB LARGEST tME IN CENTRAL LAST A WAR ON ALCOHOL It Is he Most Important in England NO LIQUOR FOR i the Pushing Forward In the its April war on I of tho in Great has definite taken precedence ovor muo of spring Advance ot th Allies Iti the the reason beto that tho problem ot munitions tia become more pressing than that o The pronouncements of landers ana the letter of King Jeorg on tho question Of temperance ar intended to the way and sonm public Sentiment preparatory either off absolutely sal ot drink throughout the ec on physicians o No Mere t the the some while not called absolute almost as dras tic atv War Secretary Kitchener has an that no alcoholic served In his household for the duration of the The In the east and afford little news and al though tlie Allies are reported as having resumed operations in the official U forth coming 1 Toda being the centenary ot the birth of tho London news papers editorially tile career of this German statesman ending lu the break the present emperor speculate on What of tho war to date had been at the Austria would to be streng her forces lu with tho Idea of thwarting a formidable the Carpathians and according to the British explains the Austrian Incursion Into Russia over the Dniester river a 4ear FROM to the H April of the recently 30 successfully leles hag sent another the A torpedoed In the English so far as Is only two of her crew of twenty one A Dutch cargo boat I supplied fuel oil arjnes has been Belted by farther indications that other Balkan nation war on the side of the nearest town to tlie garlai troops are being con the artillery Is interpreted tu to a possible var jij Austrian great in the aro completely at variance WW agree that heavy 1 Turkey s VM claims in hat were driven conflict between of In If if wsa New April Stand ard Oil of Now today a further reduc tion of points In pe making rases lOc tanks 4c and Standard longer being Although tin are reported to have large In only the cu ternary desultory fighting In pro greis In north western operations are almos a April The In Its report today oh the ot makes the statement that In the month of March the German eastern army took prisoners Including officers and an captured also nine cannon and sixty one machine text of tho ro port In the western of war During capture of the hamle of was by and a small point of sup port at took one officer and fortyfour Belgian soldiers prls French Come to the west of Ponto Mousson and to the south of the for of came to last French troops have pane a small portion of our outer The engagement li being continued During outpost engagements yes to tho northeast and east of the French suffered consid erable In the Vosges only ar tillery duels took place In tho eastern arena The situation In the and the Suwalki districts remains un Russian at night to cross the river at a point southeast of re In failure and Russian attacks on wore During the month of March the Herman eastern army took altogether Russian and captured nine cannon and machine BERLIN April to Say vl of la of rof ronl to In East is proceeding Cold ind clear the opera The condition of the Prussian prls oner taken at was to this A strikingly large number of elderly men were among and many of hem were it self and many other villages have suf lered by shell and burning 1mm eta light the along seo lon of the Tlie of Berlin display today articles taken rom the London dealing with he alleged unsatisfactory course ot recruiting and with the treat Is in get Ing sufficient supplies ot recent German submarines are regarded by Berlin OB inore than an Indi cation tremendously ac soon to bo branch of expected Id this 1 Via Vench war office this afternoon gavo mt a report on the hostilities read nc as follows A struggle is going on at jus on the front Opposite the Continued on Pate 13 T WOULD SEEN THEY HAVE GOODS ON Man Who Claimed to Bo an American May Turn to Bf a German April evidence ias been tua to the sympathies of with be ig responsible for the fire Which threatened toe destruction ot tUd service learned that left five trunks In an office In ue De tlie use of he ud obtained w y the The trunks were and sent to villa and a number pf papers police letter of area with two other r B ASTER MORNING AV NEUVE CHAPELLE m TO FLOOD AMERICA Are to Over run Us Alter the SENATOR WEEKS He Says We Need Tariff Law Changes Before That Time Comes CONTROL QE 1MAN to prevent in the prices of red hav Via federal ooi further ston so Sup ply cvf German ers all fodder sales must be made The empowered to buy supplies at NOW WHAT DOES SENOR HUERTA MEAN M In M IgUt wai the American laVor market I ttBj present too Too mop articled on April vlll be flooded with foreign at the close of the present war Europe will pour thousands of Immi grants Into the United States and depression unless reasonable tariff barrier again 13 senator from Massa who spoke at u lore Senator Weeks also pointed out that t present Is too lon and regulation of The through Its rail ma and u with the legitimate of the he The If Attempting to control without I believe u but not iu regulation to lie point to which It lias been lie American business man no longer ares to plan for the He doesnt now What to Not Too Senator Weeks pointed out that be agree with the lew that the close of the war lu Bu oce will wean u business revival In ne United In my Judgment the war has start d more looms and furnaces than It as The grain of the Uddle from the prices as they have from al lost of the middle west rn Ou the other in the south are getting leas rom than If the war had the worlds the business will the war hay In the United it piled up an bah to our speaker with the release of the men serving la the ar of tbe the industrial crowded wuges will be will auJ will made vary cheaply n the lie goods will bring In the united even less then the while the great Inrush of tlou will will cause a Is the Wiley Indian Intending to Try to Come Back Via Buenos Aires April Gibraltar dls to the Exchange Telegraph pany says former provisional president of Mexi has arrived at The states also that tho United Slates collier which carries supplies for the relief of Jews In Palestine and also for United Stales in ban arrived at Advices last Madrid were that Huerta sailed yesterday from or April Gener ally fair tonight Friday not chaugo in temperature NATIONAL REPORT 24 M IJ I 8 M 10 1 J M I 10 P M f 10 M It MAY USE Aviators May fake Part in the Matamoras BOTH SIDES SEEM READY American Troops to Be On the Spot to Protect American April probability of a bomb dropping attack by four aeroplanes on was today by M of an who flew aVilla biplane last to Las four miles from and headquarters of Villa forces now surrounding flew lu from about sixtyfive miles west of MaU He Bald hewas Informed that three aeroplanes weie dua to leave Monterey possibly today for Mata Under favorable weather con ditions Hie air trip from Monterey could bo made In three or four He said the bomb dropping project Interested American army officers especially as this would appear to minimise danger of casualties across the river In Brownsville said he had hbt seen the Villa officers claim up to shell tho the officer observer who with him said several cars loud ed some bjr torn tip April considerable Villa parties and tho rauza early The f stopped entirely before Two hundred are being In fpr of it Is planned to them In of an aeroplane arrives here In Tho officials here claimed Uils was due to ar from New York Winy seat to hurry it flie cawps outside there havo been several the arrival of MI for No plans baa in TUo arrival of field for a of em event caused worry as to and the Villa will assault on surrounded with ww only about miles from at In oo la get EXALTED A New childs Is a vehicle within tlin meaning of the law and en titled to the right of way In the according to a decision by Supreme Court Justice of made public to Justice Benedict refused to set aalde a verdict of for Injuries suffered by Loo who was Injured In a collision with a grocery wagon while driv ing truncation of passenger trains bo Mexico City and Vera Crusi Word Is from who from tho American on the subject nearly a month food situation In Mexico City continues Latest reports the danger o another evacuation by the Zapata forces hna apparently Villa forces recently repulsed near aro preparing to renew their attack with artillery reinforce Villa troops havo Invested and held by Carranza Cruiser Is to The at Key was ordered Vera to join tho under Hear Admiral agency here us follows has boon reinforced and I am sending more troops to that All Yucatan la In our Is advancing steadily from General Callos troops yesterday near Agua defeated six hundred In Guerrero our troops have defeated the Zapata troops In several engagements fought In tho territory controlled by our All foreign era within our territory have all kinds of VERY HOT Big Pugs Have Their Early lor That WILLARD COUNTS HIS CHICKS Has Triumphal Entry Already Mapped if He Wins Against j Qf today named referee for Mo fight next will referee in caso Jack Welsh is for any reason unable to reach Havana ln If Welsh does get It will be Hinkels du ly to sit at the ready to act in case should be knocked out by 11 stray or suffer from Him decision was reached at a meeting of the principals and Hob Vernon of New wan official time keeper of tho with Ben also of New ns Sam of Is the timekeeper for John today Otto Fluid as ils time The routine In both camps began early Tho were on at suu ICP tf void the heat 1 heir sprints and walks ore being cut down dally i Hii and his followers are so confident of that they havo a triumphant entry Into tho united States of tho now a few days after ex to make a tour of the principal cities of Cula on April aud If Wll und then go to Now York by way of Key on expects to be tup at a great reception lu lie ho win make a trip the His plan Is like tOio cue made jy Jeffries previous to his tit lu plans It AMERICAN NOTE TAKES JAPAN TO TASK SOME Some Things Pointed Out to the Tokio Government That Are March n American govern ments recently forwarded to To concerning negotiations between the Japanese and Chinese dwelt lengthily and In according to reliable n in lbe y Japan on China three 7olnts the first the selection ot foreign advis ers by tho was In re sard to the purchase of munitions of war by the Chinese government and he third dealt the of foreign Tho Washington It Is that It Japan on the riant to be consulted y in tho selection of foreign It might bo a violation of tho sovereignty of Jt Is further contended that If Ja on the purchase by China of of and In that she be consulted loans In tho of In South and In eastern this course be a violation of the principle of equal opportunity ated In tho agreement reached ween whon he wan to aud at that time secretary of That agreement provides foi maintaining and la of China and the of opportunity In that Further April negotiations China and Japan looking to the acceptance the republic of Uia presented Toklo shortly after the Japanese occupation of Kaloi Chow were again saved disaster today by tho fact that the statesmen made further to The offered to waive tho question of Chinese Juris Motion of Japanese Immigrants to South except III cases In anil the Japanese m In 1st undertook to sub wit proposal to The question of tho Jurisdiction ot the Mining company was not reopened today U and of croup without any offer of modification by Thesa articles for the ownership of laud by Japanese In the interior of China for the employment of policemen pu certain Chinese police China purchase munitions of war from und Unit China grant Japan certain In the eastern of the central part of the The Japanese advanced the that they to the system 9t arms now used throughout t for which today Is made up of a alj tho of Innumerable They i f 7 j tit ami II ru A va IVI Ha said also that China would benefit by an Increased number of and as provided or In article and that they weru only asking which other f i They Arrived From London an Nsw April arrived today from Business With Willard nays fighting ifl a with ulin and that he bears no enmity toward opponent He says he will enter tho calm and to win ho needs the and knows ho can vln It In the prize says he haa no feeling Jite anl would o le on friendly terms with ull of beforo and utter his Ho Mixes IH it and not for the love of An bo champion expressed a man for a light can get It on tho and u Johnson lias Interests In Franco iml after his bout ax to toka his return to he continent and down thuro or If over ho will Soulli America for bouts before to tat If he loses he will return to Franco at Give As a winner ho will bo nible to make of money by giving line after He Umt moving will be valuable If Wll ard should but snys there la no haucs of oh that account and that It Is the greatest his to heavy weight of Uia and met on two since camo to Ha vana but only a few had never The wan dressed ait usual in a White flannel hat and and a b diamond stud aud was modestly In u blue suit and He waa wearing largo Ula studiously to avoid paying the slightest loudly to hli lu the watched every Outwardly Johnson Is all but In privacy of training quar ters he views the tight dii it lu a philosophical vein with his trainers and This new In and causes of to bo with of the March 29 In of the wore of other soven of tho fivo it of MJU crew of two of tite two over the but ho la a sovero strain The mere of apparently not lo him M It has to Tlie who la l of from to of who ad to beat Mr ta stop on Ou tbU at to
