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Flparityritíürifí Atetó Printed The Morning times Is the Only Morning Newspaper Published in El Paso It Covers EnüreSouthwest Tho Morning Times". SECCIÓN ESPAÑOLA ATrcmlallon Yomorday, 22,692 Printed Mi Dtatribntd PAGINA 10 July Avcnfr, SI Daya' Bat, Dally is.727. AH foreign meul market cod Americio July A voragc for Sundays, eiehanfCi aro closed. ritíürifí Bandar aS,S87. Tur. SOnHUT.PT. atetó f parity MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1914, TWELVE PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS 34TH YEAR fl EL PASO, TEXAS. JAPAN PEREMPTORILY ORDERS GERMANY OUT Of EAR EAST Day's Summary of Nancy, On French Frontier, Scene ot European War JAPAN'S MOVE Ag lile i ..tic! Prim Expected Dame in uerman inuuvwn While the German foree are push- MUST REMOVE WARSHIPS ing forward through the valley of the Meuse, end still more extensive op- erations are In progress along the Alsace Lorraine rronller. where the WAS EXPECTED French and Herman armies ere In Japan lies sent an uU.matuiii m Germany demanding the wuiidrjwal EVACUATE HOLDINGS or the Ueriuait warships Irroiti Hie orient ami the evacuation or Hi Grave Development in Euro- a Herman prolectorate In china. pean War Has Been Clear- This territory comprises a territory or ?no square miles with sou squiae ly Foreseen. tulles adiliilnnat In the bay. KAISER IS GIVEN JUST SEVEN DAYS WITHIN WHICH Japan's ultimatum rles Germany mm Vngnsi 3 lo comply with the TO ABANDON ALL HOLD ON CHINA demands. Owing lo reble Interruption, how- REPUBLIC. GREAT BRITAIN'S REQUEST ever. Japan, has not been able tn Ilie iiltlnieluin In Germany and It Is announced from Washington thai the llrtted Slates wilt undertake tnls Great Military Power of the task. Peking report I that three nrlllsh FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL PROVOKE WAR Far East Vary regiments have been ordered lo hold Promptly .i.. ....... i, In rcarllness to go on Assists Her Ally. iinnni transitoria and II is presumed thel iney w in hi optica c with ihe Japanese land forces ir force ir arms JAPAN IS ACTING AT THE BEHEST OF GREAT is resurten to. CLIMAX Mf DIPLOMATIC lu Tokio the Jepenrse uiiimalurii BRITAIN AND PROMISES TO SAFEGUARD MOVES has created a deep Impression and Ilia, Japanese premier and foreign ALL AMERICAN INTERESTS. minister have coutHCled the Japanese Will Safeguard All American to inalnletn a calm attitude. Ip far Xasotlflfcd Prett treety ports. It Is not known where iho In- TORT W1NGATK PWH4INKRH gone; Interests and Protect the KM FEET Tokio, Japan. Aug. 16. 0:30 a. m Japan Germen rieet hea it ten port ebottt HAD TINNKLKD ten deya ego Willi tegrity of China. WHEN PLOT W.eri DISCOVERED. eaflt an ultimatum lo Germany Saturday rollter. night at o'clock demanding the with- JJiY i . Prca JAPAN WILL SAFEGUARD the ...i. lull t Gallop. N. M., Aug. Is. Wlial Is be- drawal of net in. in warships from the Orient Mil Ii STATtS INTERESTS. By the mo f Annotated Prett lieved to have been a plot-b- leaders anil the evacuation or klau ch.ni. and giv- By Ihe Kress wismngton. Aug. 16. Washington. Aug. he Japeneae Japan' ultimatum or the l.tsai Mexican roiUgoes Iniorncd ing Germany until Saturday, August 13, in iu received ny by liaron chlnd, tonight delivered unovy wis Amerlran o'ri et Fort vingetc, N. M., to esrepe comply ciáis bs one of ihe gravest developments tunneling out nr the stockade in with ihe demand, otherwise the to Secretary Itryen lite wrllten announce- su iqc wir situation, nrtngtng ror Ihe rirtl are conrmcd was discov- ultimatum sietes Jepen will leke action. ment or Japan that en ultimatum ties been which, they Germany let- time the groat military power or the aa a reault the The Is eddressed to requesting the fr ered Friday, and general eipectetlou here that Iho ac- out Into a range uf conflict heretofore held 'been end extre ter's wlthdrewal from her Grid or Europe. guard has infreased tiltininlum will be followed by war. within have taken to pre- tivity in China Ambassador Secre- precautions been lakaakl kato, Ihe Japanese foreign min- At same t Chinda conferred with I T7 efforlj lo escape. the lime she communicated tary Bryan T CITY Of WAUCY, FRAHCE vent anv further or or to United tonight and made the official PÁMaMICVIEW A Us) long hail been ister, simultaneously with the dlepatrh assurances Jepen Ihe Steles of tunnel foel ex- announcement. a point WHhtB the stuck-ed- the tiMluiaitim conferred with licurgo W. lhal the utmost endeavor would be Sallen I Features l Crlslj. dug Ironi ercised to safeguard Ihe Interests or this n the direction or a group of i. inline, the American ambassador, end The salient reatures In this new and grave nirtsis wlm were overtaken by Ihe war which would country end all neutrals. nit Rouse on Ihe uulslile. to mu It lime, made known through authoritative noe rations against they would ill southern Kurnpe arrived loilay on the in ftie event nude him a broad stetemenl aalculated Tita stales. became known source.".. aTC bk ,,f a miliim-- rsthi-- r ttiHii n naval or tliem have furnished shelter ii. Clilmle's call on Mr. Pryan, rellows: GERMANS ADVANCE While Star liner Catiuplc. Some the supposed plan had been success-ful- In assure the United Stales lhal Amerlran in" does Japan's action was taken on the proposal It Is the holler or Japanese strategists were Tito cauopic Icii "aplcs rerngees lied not intend In be drawn In any way into or Orea I desttniie. The rail that the Inleri'sts in the far east would be safe- It Britain, and after full conroronres uermany would withdraw her ships August 4, nuil iiiiide llwi"nin W Gibraltar houses the controversy, regarding aa a matter led ,, entrance, ap ben perinlllrd build adobe guard' it and the or upheld. ne whlrh lo Ihe .let. mm. ii,, ,i,. Iho harbor, mine the against ai roll speci. passing wllhln twenty miles ap Integrity chine purely between Uermany and Japan. treaty or proach and men ncpenil upon the for shelter as cooler weather American government satisfac- alliance applied lo military of a uerman emisor, arcoruiiig 10 an m proaiiicil enabled Ihe plotters to con- Sit Nittirirellons lo German). considers the present situation. The two allies, Oreat garrlsun or the fortress to protect It rrom ON FRANCE message from tory the promise or Japan of "eventful ... STEADILY nrcenieii wireless ceal the rrom the lunnt'l, using owing la doubts whether coutmunlcaiions nnu .ii ii re tnererore a in, n cu in on Hi" latid side. The Japanese was out Into 'the At dirt restoration lo chins'" or ihe territory of "...in tar. She escorted in, in making lies adobe bricks, with Rerlln were - in Ihe action now In' progress. Japan's fleet; It Is said, would siaiion lteir at the torpedo boatfr destroy l i s. assured. Jepen in urder kalu chati. In lantlc by twi nne or the guard noticed thai lite ultimatum Is the rirst Instance a fulfill- entrance to ihe harbor, much as It did at lo esstn-t- i ihe or I ho, ultimatum rm The ambassador presented a communica hffi- - tin- rm the adobo was coming annul ment of trt In the Pott Arthur, when Russian fleet was HJCPF.XTF.tt BEPULSKS TIMiV HAVE MF lo Ihe Front. din bricks tion from the rorelgn iilllee al Tokio II Emperor Goes m quantities Willi apparent- warded it io Herlin by sit channels, includ but Is designed also an Issue having held there, and the military forces would FF.RKII HAS Mil ISAUPKNKII AMIUIv Press plenlllul which embodied the substance or Ilie 'risen, to Ihr. AtmriatKd ly no digging going on insin.' lite lug Washington, London con- terminate Germany's control or be brought from Japan lo lay siego to the OF TIIK KtlNKH'S HOLUIKRS. Aug. 10 - sn ms and Stockholm. and added a strong statement , whlrh Japan holds from the land side. Condon. amaieniia s'lnekede. He reMjrtetl his suspicion! purposes or endangers fortress i,m. I. io the Central News says lhal Herll iietoc-liv- Ihe guYcrtuiicii! also notified count Von cerning Japan's maintaining ilie uf Japanese Klau- In ail ortlcer and gome qulci or integrity china and ihe peace of the From the standpoint, reports the emperor has lert Tor the Use, i, to Japan, end the territorial integrity Ihe Chinese JrlenL Chau's chief menace lo Japan - that It lies Ail v. nice Guards ol Opposing Armies Con- that work led to the discovery ul iho embassedor by restoring to her Ihe territory of Action No Surprise. directly opposite Korea, the great field of stantly In Contact and French Are rronc tunnel. likewise reterded ihe time limn for reply originally taken rrom China hy The an i mi or Japan did not come as an Japanese colonial development, and also jh- Taking lbs Offensive. mil u ii "'' uermany as an act oi reprisal tor ine Sun inure suriirlHe so the United States govem-meii- across the sea from Ihe southerly Japanese count iikiime, ihe Jepimse inenler, to in: g or Gorman missionaries. It was the, . cUnuu . of .a norms of isisuci. BANDITS DYNAMITED IS JUr. WEATHKB rWlWlABT day invllrd the peers, tnu nvwspaiiei' men It det eloped es a res it or in ' C'liuoronr! iifioinauc moves in which, the l.'nlted states German Occupation or FIVE rOK HIE PRESENT VVEKK enu the leading Intshiess men of ihat Janan had no assurances UP lo the has hern consulted and cndeavoiuiT-- , Aug. 16. Despite the reprsteii iilllmetiiin had has ttxpieimng t:ic poiracai erred 01 oír The totiole PrittMl' omc to ma orneo at noon and at t and s time thet its been Huuiy's diplo- repulses which they have suffered, the Aug.
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