Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-19
Story of the War Situation
 As Told in the SmeIter City

given out only to. those actually re- quired in the service Of the society, as it will result only in leading the vearers into danger.
 If the fight is resumed in sAgua prieta. or as near as 1t was this morning. people should desist from exposing themselves recklessly. as they have done this morning. and as they did during the cattle of last Thursday.
 All day yesterday large numbers of insurgents were busy digging trenches south, east and west of Agua Prieta. To the east of the garrison these trenches were cut right up to the international nne. These trenches were cut from a end Of A and B avenues, and tLsy all run southwest in the direction Uf the bull pen in Agua Prieta- At 6 o'clock yesterday evening four Americans were in the end of the nearest trench to the international line, and they afforded splendid op- lportunities for those who were able to reach that point with cameras. One young lady stepped across into Mexico and secured a fine picture of the Americans, who kindly got down into their trenches and poked their rifles over the embankments in fir ing position.
 An attack on these trenches would necessarily send the bullets right into Douglas, and 1t looked like they were put there so that the federals could not fire on the men in them without sending a hail of bullets across the border.
 From the arrangements made for defense of Agua Prieta the rebels have arranged their trenches so that all their firing will be southeast southwest and south of the town thus making it necessary that any al tacking party shall fire into Douglas all the bullets which are ineffective on the Mexico side.
 What Will the Result Be2
 After the battle had started thi: morning the question as to wha
 would be the next move of tht
 United States in the enforcement O
 its order to the Mexican govern ment, to the federal troops and tt
 the insurrectos, in telling then there should be no more fghtin; along the border. Certain it is tha along the border was one ol onevery lip. Certain it is tha
 this order has been violated, a . some of the very first shots fired Il
 the skirmish this morning cam across the line into Douglas. Crowd Moved Back.
 This morning, after the fghtin
 had started and after 1t was know
 that during the further engagemen
 there would be a rain of leadeI I messengers in Douglas 1t was de
 cided that the limit for the sight seers should be brought north froI P Fourth street to Fifth street. Earl f this morning several families wer s seen moving away from Second an :. Third streets to places of safet f further north in the city.
 b National Guards Relieved.
 The National Guards of Dougla Q were yesterday called out to assi' , the military and civil authorities i e holding back the pressing crowd if of sight seers at Fourth street, wer $ on duty during most of the da, r This morning they reported for Gut e again. but 1t had been arranged tn; Y all who were needed in their CT e ployment could be relieved of dut Is until such time as their help shOu
 be required With the increasiI to fcrces of American troops now COT ,r ing to Douglas it Is not likely tn ,e the guards will be asked to continl ,u on duty longer than tomorrow. s Three Rebels Arrested. of The United States Soldiers e ii forced the rule that no combattan ,o must cross the line, and the rest ,y up to o'clock was the arrest
 .hree insurrectos. They were tak ,c put to the ball park, where the Me ,s ic1n federals arrested at the line ,e Thursday are being held.
 Another Wounded. ' Shortly after 3 o'clock anoth
 wounded man was brought to [ lt .nr ..--- A--a..i IL. .n nE.