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Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
2serriner StuOentinnen.

SIN Srauenitu0i1m, oos in BEN
Iebten Sabren rapioe 8ugenommen
bate, 1heint cnmGblid elm StiaitanO
ein3utreten. 9tur Inn 81 lit Die 3abl
Der in Berlin in oieiem @interiene-
iter Ituoirenoen 6rauen Dem 8orjabr
gegeniiber geitiegen, bon 800 ouf
$50. 9a5u fommen nod 209 als
S0rerinnen 5ugelafiene Srauen, Die
nidt i'm gelibe zines &eiie8eltgniiies
fin0. W}it BEN an Ser 8ergafaoemie,
Ser teAntf6en, lanomirt6i9aftliAen,
tbierGr5tli9en @odi9uIe uno ser
Ifa0emie g.. aiinIte 1tlt0irenoen Ga
men baben olio t113 5ralien in 6fe-
fem @inter 8o~rleiungen in Berlin
belegt. Sbeologie itlt0irt nur cine 9a-
me 1tatt A i'm 8orja6re, SSltra MIR 10
ftatt 90. Die 3abl Ser Meoi3inerin-
men lit auf j79 iteben geblieben. %
BON ibnen fino Guiiinnen, n1bren0
etDa elm 9rittel Ser mGnnliden We-
oi8iner &uiien iino. $50 Sralten iin0
in Ser pbiloiopbiiden SafultGt #inSfri.
birt, BON 0enen 1854 1elte 8~6ilologie,
1876 0eutI6 .nno @ermaniItif Itlt0ie-
rem. 3ieie beioen SGder fin0 notiir-
li6 bon Srauen DEFENDERS iiberfiint,
sic fie linen ON ebeiten cine ipdters
M0gli9feit cuff Mniteuung bieten.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
Nrnes pOn Sbafeipeares
ns6~ar5er Same.

Oie 2Dfung zines bielumfrittenen
e&HGtbfels bietet Der be-
fannie @ertreter Der enolif9en Site
raturaei9iAt an Der uniDerlItdt Berz
lin, prof. Mlois Brandt. in ieiner Unit
fanQrei6en @inlettuna au Der i60nen
u~eberIeBunQ BON Shateipeares SDnet.
ten. Die 2ubpiQ Sulba BEL Gotta hat
er19einen lahen. 8Dn ben Sonetten
Des grpBen 8riten bat Mprtsiportb nit
3eAt gefagt: nMit bieiem S9liRel
tbat SbateIpeare Iein 9er5 auf." Mber
lange 3eit 6at Die Sbuteipeare : Sor@
I9ung Oas perborgene SaloB ni9t geA
funben, Dur9 bas 6us Snnere bieier
genialen unO gebeimniBpOllen @eele
geDffnet perben tpnnte, unb erit in ben
leBten Sa6ren bat man &larbeit ges
tponnen iiber Die tpmpli5irten 8ers
bdltniKe, bic biefen leiOenf9aftli4en
8etenntniHen gu @runbe liegen, unb
@ntbiiGungen aus Sbatelpeares pri<
batleben erfabren, bic mob als fens
%fatipnell be5si9net tperben t0nnen.
Brandt faBt nun in ieiner fem erflGz
renOen unO forgfGltig abpdgenoen
@bbanblung Die Heiultate oiefer in
Oeutf9lanb mob penig betonnten
5orf4unsen 3uiammen unb runbet
Iie gu einem ani9auli9en Seelenbtlb
bes 0i4ters ab, bas befOnbers tpertbs
Doll eri9einen muB. penn man be-
benttn tpie menig man Ipnft DOn Sba-
tefpeures Griiteno unb beionbers BON
ben tiefften @rlebnihen ieines 9er5ens
tpeiB. DAB Der f4pGrmerii9 geliebte
6reunb, an ben bic Wlebr5abl Der So>
netts geri9tet 1T, !9enrb WrOtbeslep,
9raf BON Suutbampton, iein muB, 1T
pobl beute oiemli9 dllgemein aners
tannt; ebenfO, buB man in benz Neben@
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04

gipfel beltiegen. Ole @aare iteaen
Iid troboem gum nGdIten Cans ouf
aIs pl0blid Ger <f n8al8er" loiit
miro. limo 0ieier &1tf firoet iotprt
Elm Bun0ertfades @do, miro bon Slt-
bel unO Standardization begIeitet. Der
&opeameiIter l16eIt, Die Wliiitanten
menoen Die 0otenblGtter un0 Sobonn
StraltB fIingt unO iaud5t Ourd ben
Saal. Sect ton3t allies. Die iltr9er
@dOeIn i1miegen iih nit rotben
8aden begliidt in Die arme ibrer
Serrert, oie Momos niden ibren err
graltten @otten 3u un0 Oreben lid
nit i9nen lumber uno Der gar5e Saal
lit bon M6pt6mus 1tnD @armonic err
fiiat. Son On an beginnt elm Dlieu
5miiden @ol5er unO Sango. SIT elm
San8 5t @noe, 10 rufen Die eiten
oSanqo~ un0 Die a10eren 0@al5er"
aber Die @al5errufer finb in Der ii6ers
tDiegenoen Wiebr5abl, un0 Die SanJo-
tGr3er ibeinen ibre gan5e Sungen-
fraft fir ibre San5 6iguren brr-
brordt 8u 0ubett oenn lire Gltfe per-
ben imnner idmdder. 8tS i1lieBli6
nur mebr StrauB 8ater uno Sobn,
Banner uno ait6 Die Sungen, mie
2ebar. TaQ, Neobal uim. ben SaaI
be6erri6en. aus einem geplanten
Sango6aQ fat ii9 elm @%al3era6eno
entipidelt. l1nO 10 tpie oben altf benz
Semmering an oieiem einen Ibeno,
lit in Qan5 g8ten Der &ongo unterle-
ger. Sieger lit Der @aI3er geblieben.
Songp tonnte fi4 in Bicn ni9t dnbers
oenn als &urioiitdt entipifeln, fonn-
tie ocn g8ol5er nift nm6ringer, 10
tuenq mie Ser yGodtail" ooer ser
g@6isfep" bel uns Ben @umboG0s-
fir6ner beriogen fonnen. Sn Der
8ar un0 i'm @arietee mag mon, biel-
leiht einmal Sango uno Godtail por-
sie6en, aber Dem ungeidminften 2e=
ben ge66rt Der @al5er uno Der @eu-
riqe. Sn anoeren St1Oten, Die in
Berlin Bat lid 0er'Sango ~aller0ing8
gon3 uno gar einge6iir9ert, unO man
i6eint BORT nidts onoeres mebr tan-
8en at molen. A6er 5piifen Nien
unO anoeren StdOten berridt e6ert
Elm gepaltiger l1nterIdieo: an0ersno
lernt man tan5erL un0 0a III es
idlieBlid egdI, oh man Eoago ODER
Sedsidritt lcrnt. Sn @ien fennt
man abcr ben @ol5er, obne i'm 81
lernen, neil man init Dem @al3er bon
Ser M9ama un0 Ser @roBmama uno
Der urohne Der 10 gepiiiermaBen CRIB
li6 belaItet tit. Gen Sango ober mitB
ser @ianer crit i%tlioieren. @al5er lit
inns mieneriide 2ebensGu erung, Z am
90 elm gdn3 netter erotiiber6irleion8.
lln0 es perftebt Iid nltr BON ielbit,
menn in @ien Ser Sango iinterlegen
lit, bebor nod Ser 9reifontgstag ben
6aiting erGffnet bat.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04

ron Dem bort6in aei9idten IebenI9ifs
fe %aufQenommen iperoen fDnne. Rur
bon bieiem glebenI9iffe ioaten ouf Der
&pBihen @ispldtte 0epots na9 Sii-
ben fir ben antommenDen Sbadleton
pprqei9oben perDen. 9ebmen mir
nun an. OaB oas iiOpdrts bis gum sc.
&teitenQrabe aei6eben tann, 10 mare
Sbodleton pGbrenb Oes arDBten S6ei-
les feincg 0eqes, auf 1900 biz 1900
ailometer, auBeritan0e, bic 8orrGtbe
fir W}eniden unb 6unOe gu erqGn3et,
uno ods ipiiroe aqer @abri6einlt6teit
adh ieinen llnterqanQ beOeuten, 3umal
ianl ocrt Nllcs unbetannt lit.
Sol&e SpQfiinbeit aber lit Sbadle-
ten i'm @rn1te bod nobl nint 3uaus
traren, uno 10 pirb Der Blan IdlieB-
li6 cine etpas anOere @eftaIt anneb.
men. Iadbem S6adletpn Die 2anz
bunQ auf 9u~itpolOlanb aelungen ietn
tpirb, Oiirfte er ben 3et Des Siioiom-
mers 1914/15 basu tenuben, ieinen
FpGteren 9urhquerunQsneQ big in Die
gtdbe oes Sii0pols nit @orratbsoepotS
5u hefeten. Bon Der anberen Stttt.
oon D &nfihen @isbarriere her, ioir6
pas Ne6enIdiff alei43eitia bdsIel6e
tour un0 apar con Trdmheim aus,
benz @interquartier Mmunbiens ben.
1911. Damn fpiirbe Sbadleton ben
0inter 1915 auf Dem 2uitpplblanDe
ooer Der Hil6ner-g drriere berbrinaen
unb bic 9ur6querunQ erft i'm 5riib-
fpmmer 1856 aus3uFiibren berfuz
den. Sic f0nnte i'm Sftober 1915
bsqinnen unD i'm MGra 1916 beenOet
fein, fpenn MQes olatt qe6t. SIN 5aae
beg MiBlindens hGtten bic 9epots auf
Der @~e0Oslfeite bic Aufqabe, ben
Riidaua gu fihern.
un6 nit bieiem MiBlinaen bes
9ur6querung8oerIuAes tit trob aaer
Sbattraft unb @%rFa6runQ Sbadleton5
ait re6nen, audi fpenn fein 8lan bic
a%nQeqebene D~erGnberte @eftalt Qeptnut.
53und4lt lit es GAR niht ii4er, OuB
G6adIttDa an Der Sibfiiite bes MeD-
oeQmeeres ~ii6er6aupt lanben fam.
Der Til9neriden unternebmuna tit
Das niht qelunaen. unO Der 5Aottii4en
expedition unter Bruce audi ni6t.
SSe0enfals lit Die &iiIte ni4t 10 leiGt
errei96ar. ME bas @ittorialano am
&oBmeer. SDate aber Sbddleton
6arin QliidliAer fein als feline 6eiOett
GprqGnQer, 10 miiBte man pieoer be-
3peifeln. DaB Der furae &eit Des Spm-
mers 1914/15 Qeniidt, Die 9epots melt
Cenuq lanbeinpGrts ppr5utreiben. Die
les Qun6 lit 0o9 Qdn3 %unbefannt;
man pirO nah Der Qeeigneten &pute
trft fuAen miifen uno Oa3u nfrb 3eit
Qebrduft. Qls es Qalt, DDm RoBmeer
aus ben Siibppl au erpbern. muBse
man audi aundhit iu4en. B. +. @rfa6s
runqen fdmmeln, unD erit auf Der 8Rr-
ar6eit uno auf ben @nttdui6unqen
Gcotts un0 S6adletons berubte Der
enbli6e GrfolQ. Auf Nnbieb alIo
pfIeQt cine 10 ms llnQemiffe qeri4tete
@ufqube, pie ie ii4 9badleton qeiteat
bat. ni6t l0sbar gu iein.
@rpGQt man 4qes, 10 erQt6t fi9
Sploenbes: Dab cine 0ur9querung
Der Nntdrftis ausfiibrbar tit, ldBt fth
3par ni6t beameifeln. Mber bteien
@rfplq nirb mo6l erft Elm fpdterer Spr-
fGer e%rrinqen, Dem Sbadletons @rfab-
runqen auQute qetommen limb.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
per erfe wei6fi6e 2d6erge-
(eGe TT @eferrei6.

au6 in 9eIterreid iino Die gIei-
den 8%eitimmungeu fir oas Sono.
inert Der Srau mie in 9euti6lan0
IN 8orbereitung. 9ie Srauen legen
aber allb bon iel6it iest @ertb 0a-
raul, oaB ibre @rbeit als burdaits
boapertbig angeieben miro unO &c.
ben ibr oaber au6 jeoen altBeren
9fnbmen, ben iie gebralt6t. SIN &ano-
tperf miro oa9er au6 Manner- mo
Gra1tenarbeit garl8 glei6 beinertbet
uro be3ablt. SeBt 6at Seiterreib iei-
men eriten Yddergeielen peibli9en
@eidledts in Sri. Marie Sdniires,
Die tbre @riifung nit gutem @rfoIge
be1tat10.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04

Sbatsfpeares 2eb3eiten i'm @lObuss
tbeater &i9ar6 8urbaDge. DAB 0a@
mails bic Stolen Der Gorbelia unb pes
Barren 3uglei1 in ben 9dnoen Oesiels
ben S9auipielers lagen, %DeripurDert
uns beut3utage. @iellei6t befremOet es
uns aud, baB Der Iarr, Der 3fpii1en
ben leiOenf9aftli9 6efpegten Barteien
als Der unpdrteiii9e NabrbeitspertirI.
Der itebt, ii9 penig luftig gebdrOst ltnO
ii9 auBeroem %erDreitst, 1einem Sebtes
ter bittere @d9r6eitsn gu Iager.
Alein nit feinem Srii6iinn itebt er
unter Der Sippe Der Barren burddus
nidt Dereinaelt Oa. ionOern Qletft Dem
at S~bateipearss s3eiten nod Doblbs'
funnten Wiui Sommers, Dem 9paB~
NADER &Dntg 0einri9s VIII. Dpn
England. 8iel feder nod als Bears
Starr pieDerum bendbm It9 Der SlDDn
carleton Der &0niQin @lifabetb, Der
it6 herausndbm. bieier 8orfpiirfe 3u
MAIDEN, pelAe fte 3peifelos BON feinein
ibrer @iinftlinqe unO Minifer geDul-
bet BADEN tpiir0e. &dnn man o&Dnia
Scar" aud betreffs Des @ufbaues Der
6anblunQ niHt ben eriten BlaB unter
@bdfefpedres Merfen einrdumer, 10
aGblt er troBbem un6eoingt gu ben
QroBartiaiten 5dDpfunaen OeS Wfei-
tiers. Das Wert pirtt beindhe pie
elm QroB8iigiQ qeoa4tes, meiiterbdft
ausoefiibrtes, pu9tiqes 6resto6ilD,
auf benz ieOe 9inie. ieber Binfelitri1
berart beitimmt unb uns padenD bin-
qefeBt lit, DaB man tie ni4t dnOers
niini@t unD niht anDers ausqefibrt
Iih benfen fam. uno fdit ipte Der
MabrTpru4 fir bas oeidmmte Werf
brinQen beifen 2eiern Dber 3ui4auern
tie Morte bes Qeblenbeten @lofter tief
ms Sera: .Mas Slieaen IinO mut5s
niIigen &naben, 0as finO mir ben 9Dt~
tern: Sir tDbten uns gum SpaB." Sn
Der s3ett &6niQ Garls H.. ben man ben
,luitiQen Mordrnen" nennt, Debate
Ger iittenlpfen @efeai6eft @ndldn0S
@rnftes 6llltipeniq unD nur SAeater-
.itiide nit nalltem 4useanae" fanben
beim Bubltfum 8eif1a. 9a unterz
nahm Denn Nabum Safe i'm Sabre
1852, Sbafeipeares .&Dniq Gear" Der.
art umauar6eiten. baB biefer ipie Cot
Bella am Soluble am 2eben blieb.
GembIe, 9drrid unb Sean fpielten ben
Gear nod in Die1er 8earbeituna. Nu6
s.. 8. S4r0ber f4IoB fid tbr in Der
ieinen an. sSSn DieIer fDurDe GAafe-
fpeares Mert am II. sSult 1778 in
6qmburq gum erften Male in 9eutTAs
Lamb aufqefii6rt, unb am 80. g1oDem-
Fer 1778 QelanQte SAr0bers 8earbei-
tuna nit 006belin als 2ear in Berlin
3ur 9~arftelunq. BON &Dnta Gear unD
DefTen S09tern aber 3uerit erfubren
9euff1e auf OettiAem BpOen uno In
teutf9er Spra6e Md gu 96afez
fpeares 9eb2eiten ni9t etpa bur4 eine
SbeQterauffibrung, ipnbern in Der
Stride aus Dem Mun6e zines 8eiitli-
Gen, @aleriuS 6euberger, qe6. 1862,
qeft. 1927 BrebiQers an Der ebanqeli=
Iden Stride feiner 8atertaOt Trau.
ftaOt in 9olen. Sic erite ieiner beiben
D~rsbiQten fuBt auf Dem Serte Seius
Gira9 IL, 9. 23-37 NIT benz
9pruae: .Ner feinen &inbern qibt
bas 8rot unb lent ielber giotb, ben fol
nan nit Reulen 19Iaaen tobt" NAB.
renb bic apeite mad benz Serte sSeius
Gird6 so, 9. $3.50 unb 80 bos
SdidfaG BON Gear unb oefen S0htern
mad 0plinIbeb beri4tet. iebp9 ftati
bieIes Nouclerus Bolpborus als Sc
~pGhrsmdnn anaibt.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
Sn tieferErouer.

Sunge Bittpe (8ur Sdneioerim:
ullno oos fam i6 Sbnen beute ihon
berThreden: @enn Sic mir oos
Srauerfleio gut uno binig MAIDEN,
oanm ionen Gle mir n,'h mein nGh-
ftes 8rautflei0 arbeiten.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
@c{h 1ftIih. )

Gbef: vaber, Sraulein @eier, crit
beute friib babe i6 ausoriidli6 be-
fannt genadt, oaB oas Selepbon nltr
fir @eiHafts3pede ga lit, uno INN
telepboniren sic Sbrem 8routi-
gaml"
aontoriftin: u0as lit oo6 geiAdft.
liG, Serr @obn, er ion mir etnerr
reuet SUIT f%aufenl"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
6 in miIIfom m e 6 a It.

Der Appetit oes @aites mar an.
Berlt rege, uno er lieB Dem ausge3eid.
neten @iien, OaB ibm borgeieBt puroe,
boae @ere6tigfeit ipioerfabren. 0ie
fleine Sodter oes Sauies lab ibm nit
offenem Mul1oe cine @eiIe 5lt.
SdIieBIi6 Iadelte fie ibm freunOIi6
au unb faate: mM9. tpenn sic bod
ieoen Gag 81 ms gum @lien fdmenl"
Der @alt mar iebr gel6mei1elt.
uM06telt Oh oas, mein ain02 $50
rum oenn9"
uSa, wenlt Sic 10 biel eiien, oarn
piiroen mir ME am an0eren Gage
mas &altes friegenl"
Washington Journal., 1914-04-04
Gin @orfi6tfger.

uM6 ~ baben sic feline Cuff,
&err Miieiior, cine fleine @onoelpar.
tie mit3uma9en?"
SD babe aneit, GrOuIein aIu-
raj"
rgnoit2 8iirdten Sic ins @aIieu
81 falen2~
~Nein - sic, mein Grduleinl"
Man6er elaubt, fi6 einen @ol0-
.fii1 eeangelt 81 baben; erit penn er
ons Cob beriibren min, erfennt &C
ben - @tiGlina.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
GERMAN SHIP SAILS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. live shall engage the enemy where ever and when ever We meet him. The number or size or our antagonists make no difference. The traditions Of the German navy must be upheld. "
 Such was the parting speech of Cap tain Haun of the German cruiser, Leipzig tonight to a group of newspa- per men aboard the man-of-war which with 575 tons of coal sufficient to carry her to Apia, Samoa, the nearest German port, lies at anchor ready 10 put to sea before her twenty-fouT hours grace expires an hour after mid night
 Fresh meat provisions. water and coal were taken aboard today There was a hitch when Collector of Port Davis ordered coaling stopped until the German consul compiled with all formaliues.
 Captain Haun called on Mayor Rolph who returned the call at the German consulate. Capt Haun pre- scented the city zoo with two cub bears, the ships mascots He seemed greatly interested in the rumor that the French cruiser. Montcalm, is head ed up the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
INSURANCE BUREAU FOR WAR RISKS TO
 BE UP FOR DEBATE
Bill Proposes S5,OOO,OOO Fund To Take Risks on Vessels Fly
 ing Stars and Stripes and De-
 ina Business Under War PerilS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The ere. ation of a government war risk insur- auce bureau to facilitate shipping across the Atlantic while war goes on is proposed in bin which will be in- uoduced in the house tomorrow with the administration approval. The bu- reau will be a part of the treasury de- partment with a war risk fund of about S5.OOO 900 with which the gov enment will carry insurance on yes sells, cargoes of grain and provisions now awaiting shipment lt is thought unlikely that many vessels will avail themselves of the new registry pro visions until the government provides for war risk and insurance.
 Additional special agents of the de partment of justice were sent today to Cleveland, Providence, Baltimore Pittsburg and Buffalo to assist in the nationwide investigation of increased prices in foodstuns United states attorneys an over the country have begun inquiries and in many cases the grand jury is already at work
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
JAPAN IS FACTOR WHICH MAY ADD TO
 EUROPEAN MIX-UP
Administration Officials and Dip-
 lomats Watching Country As
 Situation Continues to Grow in National Importance Abroad

WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.-Japan's sudden entry into the European war situation as a factor that might quick ly increase the range of the great con- hict to the far east commanded wiGe attention among administration of- fcials and diplomats The attitude Of the United States, it became clear win be one Of noninterference in the controversy between Japan and Ger many. This is reflected in the studied reticence of both President Wilson and Secretary Bryan
 The president has been asked whether the assurance of Japan that she will eventually restore Kiau Chau to China, in case that territory is oo- tained from Germany, is deemed sat isfactory. Wilson replied he saw no reason to question Japan's good faith in that connection but carefully re- trained from expressing any opinion on the merits of the ultimatum or on Japan's attitude
 Published reports to the effect that the president is satisfied with Japan's course are promptly denied by secre- tary Tumulty at the direction of the president
 The president feels 1t incumbent on him. said Tumulty "as head of a neu- tral nation to express no opinions. whatever on the attitude of Japan or any other country"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
EMERGENCY SHIP BILL

WASHINGTON, Aug 17.-Congress passed an emergency shipping bill which authorizes the president to ad- init foreign built ships to American registry ss that commercial fleets may sail the seas under the protection or the American flag while the belliEer- ents of Europe are at war, securing seas for prizes, and the president will sign the bill tomorrow.
 The conference report was defeated because of the provision which admit ted to coastwise trade an foreign built vessels taking American registry with in two years As finally passed the bin authorizes the president to sus. pend certain provisions in emergen- Cies.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18

MEXICO CITY. Aug 1.-The banks which closed Thursday will probably reopen tomorrow. The question Of circulating medium is causing uneasi- ness in business circles. At present four distinct issues of bank notes are passed In ordinary business thansac- tiOns.
 There is a disposition on the part of the public not to accept bank notes of issue July 25. which is guaranteed by six per cent ten year gold bonds, OF notes issued by the Huerta regime through banks then located in the territory controlled by tho constiu. tionalist army.
 Paper of the cohsututionalist army is freely circulated and accepted.
 A commission composed of repres entatiyes of the clearinghouse banks
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
ROOSEVELT OPENS
 MPAIGN ON NO
 COMPROMISE PLAN
Lays Blame for Present Tariff Measure on Men Who Passed
 Payne-AldriCh Bill and States They Should Both Be Opposed

BOSTON. Aug 17.-"No compro- mise" was the slogan with which Col ouel Roosevelt opened the Massachu- setts political campaign He asserted there should be no compromise with reactionaries in any form while on the other hand, the party would wei come those of the rank and file of other organizations who refused Go follow the old leaders
 The men who are responsible for the Payne-Aldrich bill. he asserted are also responsible for the present tariff measure and should be opposed RoOsevelts speech was 10 have been delivered at a progressive rally at the field meet at Fenway park but rain drove the crowd to shelter in the Arena.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
Hughes American Resident of Tucson Shot by Gales Men For Expressions FayOrng MaytOrena-Large Battle Is Ex
 peced Between Forces Ar eady Engaged-Shppng Mexi- cans Out of Cananea IS Begun by Gales Carload Arrives

forces south of here lge was visiting the district where he was murdered, for the purpose of watching the ac- tivities of the troops there and was engaged in no criminal activities ac- cording to reports
 Viva Maytorina,' shouted Hughes, "Viva Villa, Viva Gales" cried mem bers of the Gales troops.
 Immediately thereafter shot was fired and Hughes fell over dead His enthusiasm had been too much for the Villa sympathizers and as spy in their camp he could not be toleratec.
 Battle is expected momentarily south of here between the forces of Gales and Maytorena. Embankments and barricades have been thrown ur and the armies are approaching each other There is much liklihood of a tight engagement at any time, and there is no defnate measure of the outcome as the forces are we'll matched and about equal in number
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
MEXICAN CITY BANKS, 6 LOSED FOR WEEK,
 WILL PROBABLY REOPEN DOORS TODAY

asked Carranza to define the govern. ments attitude toward the present legal tender lt is believed pro Wsional ruling win be made tomorrow permitting the resumption of banking operations.
 Wednesday is declared national holiday in honor of Che entry Into the capital of the main body of tho con. stitutonalist army and Carranza. Che new provisional president Elaborate preparations are made for Che iuoug urauon of Che new rogImo
 Reconstruction plnus are under way and it is expected through freight and passenger service wlll bo rcaumcd over tho national railway lines by way of Laredo and El paao within d fort night
 Funeral Horyicca by Ono conautGtlon. alists win be held over Madoro
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-18
CHICAGO WILL INVOKE PANAMA SUPPLY
 PLAN TO PREVE NIT WAR PRICES ON FOOD

CHICAGO. Aug 1.-The United States governments experience in sup plying food at cost to residents in the Panama canal zone is invoked here to help the city solve the increased cost of living problem. Chicago munich pal markets commission. after a pub lie session attended by representa- lives of the civic societies, wOmen's leagues and heads of an city depart ments. sent a telegram to Colonel Goe- thals. asking for information as to the methods of maintanneace and operation employed by the subsis tence department of the canal zone.
 The commission also asked Goeth. als to inform them by wireless the prices the government is now chaYg ing on an staples. meats vegetables and milk The commission also tels-
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graphed President Wilson expressing gratitude for the promptness with which he attempted to bring relief from the unwarranted food prices
 Resolutions were adopted ordering the establishment of at least five nun icipal markets in the most thickly populated sections and recommending the passage of a special ordinance by which to punish combines. pools and trusts which take advantage of the war to raise prices.
 United States District Attorney Wilkerson said witnesses will be call ed before the grand jurg Wednesday He said the information revealed led him to believe there has been conspir acy on the part of many corporations to take advantage of the war situa ton,