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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20
CARRANZA TREATING
WITH BANDIT LEADER
Efforts Of Americans Aimed
at Getting Stable Gov
ernment Without Loss of
Time-President Carbajar
Will Have Railway TO
Vera Cruz by Tuesday.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Iuly 19.-ApprehensFon
is manifest here over possible opera-
tions by the zapattsta forces near1Eex-
ico City, Vera Cruz and Mexico City
dispatches saying that the Zapattstas
are dangerously near Mexico City. This
is verified by state department adU1cee.
Otherwise government officials feel
that the Mexican problem is shaping
for solution.
Carranza representatives are in com
n1unication with Zapata. 1t is hoped
TO bring all revolutionary forces under
one head.
American efforts are aimed at get
ting n stable government set up wath-
out loss of time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20
WILLIAMS DEFEATS PELL.

WIEEIAMS DEF TENT FEII'
Seabright, n. J., July 1S.-R. Norris
Williams, second as challenger, today
beat T. r. Pell in the final of the
Davis cup team test tournament. The
score was 6-4; As; As: 6-3. SIS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20
Attorney General Gives His
Opinion Relative to
Complaint.
CLAIM FLORIDA LAW
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

No Reaso for Alarm on the
Part Of Those Nominated
in June Primary, Notwith-
standing Application for
Injunction-South Dakota
| Decision Upholds Similar
/ LAW. ..ss:;
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20
TO SOLVE IRISH PROBLEM.

London, July 19.-Premier Asquith
is expected to announce in the House
Of Commons tomorrow that the king
has called conference of party lead
ers to seek a solution of the Irish
problem. The conference will be held
probably tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20
WILL REPAIR RAILROAD.

Mexico City, July 19-President
Carbatal today notified the British
minister that he had ordered the gap
in the railroad between Mexico CITY
and Vera Cruz closed. Direct rail
communication will probably be re-es-
tablished by Tuesday
A trip of investigation in the district
near the capital resulted in reports
that the activities of the Zapatistas
had been greatly exaggerated Small
bands have committed depredations
but there has been no concerted at
tack anywhere.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20
HuERTA FOIL LOwERs eATHER

Puerto, Mexico, July 19.-General
Huerta was Joined here today by a few
more military men. Several polite
ians and a few co3gressmen are among
the arrivals.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20

Continued on Page -Four.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-20

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
q0iOfunO in GgDptcn.

On Der Miinoung oes Ganptiffen
GIuhes Iapum bat 9rofe1or slim,
oers Qstri. cine pittiee Gntoedung
gsmodt. Gr Bot cine 9promipe aus
oem brittcn por9riitfiden Sotrtun.
bert entoedt. in Der in elmer iieinen
Rild)e he Sotentommcr elmer Grin
5efTin nit ibrem G6oB QeFunbsn
puroe. Oa IdQsn Elm poIiertes Goloe
hi1Gtm unbetonnten WuItsrs. 5rsi
Hrufi6iIosr pm Sob. einoelegt nit
Gopisla5uIi, aettsn ouer Dirt. goIccns
BoIen uno penoouts uno oiele Sou.
feno gang tleine 0~oIoperlen; IdIieb
lid Elm RofisrSeug nit 9oIGsnen
Griffen. Giner iriifersn, rpobrf6sins
lid rGuberiT9en Ceffruno 1T Der
G6oB in Der RiTas sntsangen. Die
aoitbortsiien purbsn nab Dem Ru.
ieum in Goiro gsbrd6t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Gimt ~@fft4fmaftsreire sur
Front.
Son 3assr bon @ot.atvs,s.ssesoa.

EreiF0 feline Wersniisunssfatrt
nnter 3ettuns zines tp~eItsetuanoten
.NoRasers'. Sonbern cine @eieIls
i&nttsreiie, in 80 benz Sdreiber oies
fec 3eiIen Die RoIle oes Sibrers
ietbR anted unb - mos oos 8eions
aeee hsbei ipor - cine Jabrt, mo
aiGi kjradte Oberteilner uno ele<
sdnte 6stelbirettor.n i'm i1parser
GebIod ben Mnt0mmIing oisnitbsreit
empftneeR. {onoern. mo es b&b. OILS
IerbO%HkIbR fir 9erpfIssuNs uno
Anterixnf oer @efelliHaft in 6ein<
etslano ~ forsen. Cine @eiells
i@aftsretf& Die ouberbem oaourd
soa ar1erea obita4. BOP Die Seil<
xetmer i'd ni4t ourd anlpruGspolIe
MiH}&e nab Gorosrunsen, fonoern
snr& >as srOBte WaB ribrenoer 8es
f@eioeRbeN ousaeihneten. Gs ma.
rea ndmIiA tatbolii4e Oro.nsfdpe.
fesR. GrdAistanertnnen aus Wiin,
fer. >sren QgobI uno Wsbe auf ibrer
6otrt ~ ben RriegslaSaretten Der
6eoRi einem MaIteferrittsr beitim.
M~uRss9endb iibertrasen poroen mar.
Bstonntlid orsuniiiert uno perteilt
Der Nelteferoroen f9pn i'm 5rieoen
I'M eiHbtrnebmen nit Dem &aiierli@
der 4omMthar unb Militdrinipetz
ttus Der freitpillieen &rantsnpfIsge
Die 4ifssrdfte Der tatboIii6en pile
seoroea. sit 8oromderinnen, glifa,
kttbsrinnsa, @rauen S9peitern, Die
S~armRraieeH 8ricer unb pie lie
ollie beBen.
Nuf sem 8dbnbof in &oblen5
irurbe Oct 3us iibernummen. @ie
Dos .SGDorse Meer" quolI es aus
Gem Giienbabnlpogen. Sdpeigeno,
serdufblOs, peItfremb, pbne gu fras
gen. pppia. gu ipeldeu aranten uno
rel6er 2~rantbeit, in ipelfe Gage.
FOR rem Seino OOer ms 9eimdtgebiet,
AFT 6troblager pDer barte SeloDetterl.
@inai9 in ibrer Nufgabe a~ufgebeno,
Gbne mad rshts ooer limits gu bIiden.
nur nit Dem reinen iel5ItloIen
sInnja. orbeiten uno beifen, Die Not
ltnoera 81 tounen. Still perIGb. bic
S&or ssR 8abnbof, nm beim 5erriz
torialbeIe9iertsn Die leBten 8orberei,
tureen fir oen @usmarih gu trefs
fen. Ssoe binaussehenoe G9peIter
ert6lt pie Der 6eIoioIcat lire grz
i.nnunssmarte. Damn geht's bins
aug. ourds WoIeItnl, ii6er Srier in
5~anoeslanb.
Rod cine leBte Station in NEE,
uno nun in Mutos on Die sSront.
.9inein in Den berben Serbtmorsen.
Sur1 ben blauen Hebel, Den Die fla<
re GeRne Gus bereiften WieIeu fog.
Sorbsi an ben SreuSsn. fpelte Der
GefolleHeR BON 1870 se0enten, bora
iiter an ben Orabtperbduen uno Sea
~fetisuneen Der Mes p%oreeiagerten
Nerts. surd bic Ianssn Gabritoors
tsr ner RombaAer 9itten, pOriber
cntli1 an Dem lssten OeutI6@IOtbrins
ejhsn Wirtslaus, Dem Sale Dc la
poit@. hintsr Dem aIsi9 elm. itsinsrHe
BorritaHs ~ or.i 8isrteln Die Stras
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

flyer Triimmerbauien SsIbsr 8acieis
lie. in Dem Die ein3eInsl 9duier in
Torm uno Beit;mmury uberboupt
ai4t mebr gu ertennen finb. Cine
WaHe pie bon eetrodneten Ganotus
den. ibsr Die ainosrfibe tpssitampf>
ten. R.ine Sir. tsin Geniter mebr.
u!les gu MannsbObe einseebnet in ets
rer Mufammlune branoeef9pdr3ten
Gdutts, 70 melt Dos 4uee reiht uno
Der Rrana Der MdIle bic Musiidt
rings beerenst. SR Der Mitte Elm
5reier plab. Cine 4Ilse brsitee5os
eensr pIatanen bot einit bier Der 9s,
D%OIteruns ME Der 9eioBuns Sdats
ten unb frObIiden Sammelpuntt.
SEPT ftarrsn nur Die o%nsebrannten,
nadten, oiden Msfte gum 6immsI.
8or ben Bdumen aber iteben -
ein5ig unperiebrt - stpei blaue trans
sofiide Ranonen iHmitten zines 9aus
fsns bon 9onoerunaten uno onosren
6el1oFsn. sic itsben %. Inn bel
Gelesenbeit ibren Wunh tpsnn
aud tpioerpilIis - 81 Dffnen uno
aeue Siege Der Deuti4en unb Den
tceiteren 3ufammenbru3 Der pslfdsn
Wodt gu p~ertinoen.
Mus 0ieiem ~brennen6en .SSllens
rfubI fibrte Der 2ommonoant feline
gtiamts 9eiaBung gu Iebtem ausfal
flnaus un0 - lpuroe BON Der Mrs
n'ee oss &ronpriu5en eefon9en!
2ongtpp baut mai De. 90bepuntt
s-aufiser arieessinoriide auf oieier
tigenortigen GeielIi9dftsreiis. Ion
IA fubrte uns bas Quto nah Monts
meop, bas, p0llig unseritort. infer
trrIdufiges 3ieI bil0ete. Oort emp
sna uns 0as ficbsrbaFte 2reiben oes
Gtappenorts. Sagenoe Nutos. Die Der
&flinis saitteben, ODER Die bel Der
SenSinitotion ibten 8etriebsF toff err
a1n3en, Munitionstolonnen, Ganls
!dtspagen, Sransporte pon 8erpuns
otten. Gin 3u9 pon orei5ebn riel.-
gen tpirttemberaiihen poitoutos
i1hrt 6r0bneno ourf ole Strabe. Der
nit 2iebssgoben brett BON Stuttgart
aus etntraf, oaneben rollen mltten
furd bic Straben enOIois Giisn5dbns
3i9e unb sin5sIns 2otomotipsn auf
ZEN Glsiien. Die infolee Sprengung
oes 2unnels bOrIdufig nun Die Stnot
,tlbft ourdfhneibsn. Der tote
Gaum" srrei6t bier feline borOere
Gren3e, Der fh anifdsn Seima'gsbisl
rno Jront srItredt. Sisr partetsn
Die Cigarette idon Der 8eritdrtuns
eur6 Die neusinsetroffenen Sdpss
fern.
Die Rott IieB balb all oies
Srsiben psritummen. ltsbsr oi. wiss
ian, bic ienieit oss ilsinen Girhes
lisgen, burd Die DipfeI Der Obfts
bdume oss f6mudsn !6ousgartens
itieg Der taIte Wono am tIaren 6ims
mel enpor. Qeifss Gt0bnsn tlans
ron Dem einen ooer onberen 8eyrruns
6eten bsriber. Bon @er0un bsr
or0hnte Oumpf, uber oeutlih. Die ties
{: Stimms u%nierer W0rier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

&c pert, binsin in JeinbesIano.
bur1 Die tueite. ipelliee 6otebene,
ur.ier Mufmuriteebiet in Dem @ereid
Ger eriten 26mpfer.
Gtimmuns uno Seoe bes Gdlo4ts
f:Ibes nit alien pom ShidfaI aus
!ammenseidleppten uno CUR Sdau
aefteIItsn @rauen finb oud an bieier
Gtelle fdon mfbrfad seidiloer. tpor'
zen. Ser g:nbrud Der Gefiloe, auf
bensn Die 8risssfuris fceben ibre reis
fe Snat s,s9nitten bat, mag fur4ts
Dor fem. Mber au1 bann. penn fie
cbaerGumt iino, ipenn Die Soften Der
Groe ibers.bsn. bic 8srpunoeten
teriprs! poroen iino. tpirten bic breit
ten Tldden uno Die fdarfen, eraus
iamen 2inien. ole bos Werberben in
Sic 2anbi9aft nit fdperer !5ano
tineinsedbt bat. nit eridiitternoer
UeutIidteit. BON ben 9iieeln berab.
our9 bic aertretenen, erau ssporoes
nen @eissnfeIoer sieben fid tpie tief
eineesrabene Stride Die Spuren. bic
aufmarI9iersnoe. Solomon, auffabs
renoe 4rtillerie i'm Wder binterlafe len
baben. @dubenerdben sieben ii4
rur9 ole Gelber. % uno bort elm aus
acknowledgements Stiid f4uars
5es 2eber, ueberrsfte fran30ffder
Sorniftsr. Gin5elne rote GeBen,
seile fran3Ofnder llniformitiide,
isudten ouSpiiden auf. Damn pies
ser s~er3aufte 9dume, ob9ei4ofene
eide @tdmme, melt fpesgei9leuoerte
@ipfsl Ser poppeln, bon benen Die
Strobe seiGumt miro. Iuf Den
peiten 6eloern nett uno brett teiu
Menfd, Der bic a~artpffel> uno Riis
tenernte gu bergen psriuHte. Jrlsbts
bares, gut b~eitonoenes 2ano ohne
Elm meni6li9es Weien. Nur &rGhen
Ieleben es uno ipdben frd95eno mad
Gem totem pfero, Dos bort Oriiben,
ridt melt bon Dem tiefen Srihter
lieet, ben Ole 9rannte in Den gelben
8poen gru5.
SIN WieIenerunb touden Sduier
cuff, bol6 peritedt unter Dem bunten
S9mud oes !6erbites. lleber fie
Iraufte ser Sturm hinfpeg. 4ber
por uns, binter Der Wabe trober
!oiirttsmbersiider 2anopebrmdnner
rl5BIid uuftuu6eno, 3uinen unO
Branoi6utt. 2ongupon, aus heflen
&elIern auf unfere Sruppen gsIdois
zen puroe, nno oas Ii Die gauge
Gdpere CIR 8ergeltung 5u fihIen
Letam. Mie cine Sotenjtaot empz
tl,net uns ser Srt, beiien uebsrreite
Don ser 8cbasliGteit uno Dem WobI@
itano Seusen, Die pier gu @1us uor.
SonoteinportdIe nit alien Sabress
5abIsn fitrsn Ii, bic !6dufer. 4ber
te:ne Oeds trennt mebr bic Stods
merle. Wie irdnenloie Queen bliden
Die 5snFier auf Die 0erpiiitunJ uno
@ernihtung, osren 9sinsben fe
fhausn mulBtsn. Stcatssimmsr ME
Ride Iiseen often. Quf Sem siier,
nsn 3odbero in elmer Ode itsht nod
Gle pfnnns bss IeBien MittdgmubIs.
Iber Bis gu ibr reidt BON Seller
Gus Der gronoiGutt, Ger sIsitmdBig
ollie Rdums fIIt. SIN ~iluberen
Gartsn biu.er Dem Saus itebeu nod
bIIhenoe 4itsrn untsr p~ertohlisn
gbftbduuen. llnb aIei4e giIssl
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Published By AMERIcAr ---LoDY Co., New Yort.

9aus fir Saus. bic SiraB. binauf
uno binab. NlIes n0lIise @.rnids
tung. 3ooesfdlaf. erauTse @tiIIe.
fit bur9 bas RaHeln norbeiaiebens
Ger MunitionstoIonnen nur nod eins
erinsIih.r tpirtt. Cine trf9itterns
Sc S5enerie - aber lie fpurbe nod
ibertroffen our9 Den 4nbIid. Den
tas Snntre pcn 2onspp baut bot.
Tort Ole Strofe oafur, oob llnberus
fine iih in has 3riessbanopert
mifhten. bier oeHen Irbeit felbit in
rsftloier 2eiituns.
Mer 1ih BON 2ongipp bas, Die
Ssrpentinen Der Sabritrabe entIans.
Ter 5eituns nGbert. pereibt fait Den
2rieg. Dos frsunolide Snouitries
itdotden seist teiu: Spureu beg ss-
paltieen Ringens, Die S1Iote ites
ben uno bampfen. g.. freunoliden.
nobIbabenb ausseitattsten @iIlen peis
Zen taum cine 5erbrodene 6eniters
f9eibe auf. Mit, Den Sran3ofen
nobl unperI tdnoliher Milbe baben
Gle ~9arbaren" fid anfdeineno ges
fheut. 9eim uno 9abe frieoliAer
8ireer gu 5erftOren! SeIbit Die Mdls
|: Der Jeituns peiisn nidt piel Set
den oes Samples auf. Do un6 BORT
Elm Sreffer, Der oas Wauertpert Sers
'torte uno Ole 3riimmer in oeR See
itunssaraben fdleuberte, mitten otui<
ihen ben Sobl uno Den Salat, Den
oar Wallmeiiter ou unten in 6ries
hens5eiten bulite.
Dir balten Dor ser Bride, pers
teileu unisre Observation-Disclosures on
bic Dergniiete idniiIHe 8eiaBung, Die
alpiI9en Den beioen 8riiden Den Sim
gang betpa9t. r6ort Gottlieb" itebt
an elmer auf einem 6elisn erridteten
hol3ernen Wadt9iitts. 4us ibr tritt
Ser Poiten, beibt ms iparten uns
meiit auf einen aus Der 5iefe Don
2ongtpp ba5 aus IdnoIam iid
linanbeipe9enoen 3ug, uns gleih3eis
zig I'm AbIteIIen oes doctors erlrs
dfao. Als 6ds gel1eben, erretdt
cine ionberbnre 9ruppe ole 9obe Der
GtraBe. 4ft junge einbeImiIde
9uri9en trogen lGiper an einer 0yas
nate, ole ais glinogdnser auf ben
SaIbang fiel uno nun. g%eIeitst pon
e!ner .@brenipahe" nit auf9epflan3s
TEN Seitensepsbr, gu itanoss9smdbe-
rem Aufenthdlt in bic Jeituug sc.
braht miro. 4eubsrIt riidii4;s0olI
uno bebutiam boll5isbt Ii9 bieie lie,
b%erflbrung Der sefpidtigen Berion>
li4teit. Die gsringite Gri6Itterung
t1nn lire Yerpen aus Dem Olei9>
5spidt bringen uno Die GrploIion
herbeifibren, Die i9r unoollenoetes
3srft0rungsmert 6u Gaoe brinsen
riirbe. 9aber oas 4bitelIen DTS
motors. Wir foIgen Dem 3ug in
ebrfur9tsoollsr Gntferuuns.
Riemano lam iit ausmaIsn, gu
psIhem pabrbaft uripeltIiden G9oos
sas Snnere Der 5eItuug 3uidmmsns
gebauen tpOrOen 1T. Bas innsr9aIb
Der WdlIe lag, tpar bis DOT tur3em
:.G1 Elm en~ggebautss gsr9ftdOtdeu,
IT Dem iiA Der Sanoel uno ManoeI
tiEer 8eoolterung abipisIts, Die ourA
Die 8efaBgns psrmutIi9 ibren ouss
temmIihsn 8erbienf iano. Nas
Fut. oapon ibrisblisb. 1T Elm riss
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WcroM Is ltt9t.

Dcron ss lteat. CT:
WeEa l9 nur pubte. parum ipr
0tausn tein Osbsimnts fur eu4 bs'
boiten tonnt!
Gie: Gas tommt babsr. neil mir
bic Oebsimutlis IN 3Dst arten .lntst'
len: in iOl6s. Die oes Yerl1tpagens
ut4t Dert Iino, uno IN lol9s, ole
su pertDoll iino. UNI per 6p!s'
gen gu DerpeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

JIrdterItds Qusiht t..
rWarum psinft gu oenn 10, Iies'
d,en2"
rs9ub - bub - Wuttsr bot
fh bub - Elm ueues De-
BIB geiduft.""
go, oesipsssn broudf ou bod
ridt gu pe;nsn.."
,,Oo6i merit ou fpenn
Wtutter mas Iltes abIeg.,
bdnH mub i3 nd6hsr es
INNER trogen."
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Deim DEMONSTRATION.

Sang nett. mein GrduIetn. pirt.
lid fdon gan5 nett. mn np1 siipos
msbr 9efibl!"
SIN !peitsren B.rIauf Der llebunae,
tritt Der 9srr prOfeifor bsim Mors
,ieren bes 3ottes Die Dame perfsbents
lid auf bic tI.ins 3sb..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18

Rtto. qantpffsIteto (sin ole
tee Ri.t.rpdppsn beitnhtene): Slid.
li6er Riiter. Der ou Den Tratn
tlob i'm Wappen sebabt!-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
c. L. C0LMAV.
5aubolj > SanoIuug; Stirens nHl
SeniterrabmenfabriI.
La Crosse, Wis.

3meta @ethntte:
Rinueioto : Hnfbtoro. Breton, SprinN
Bonep, Grnuo Y2eaoom. Bro pnsbale
Eo,lono, Nibrri Sea, Nloen. g8eHA,
Ninne,Cin Snte, Cation, 9elapal
8tnnshogo gup. 5airmout. SberbRrI
9adion. EIiefelo. 5uloa. gogertaR,
3ipelfone
Eoipto: 6lonoreou. Eel 6optos, gpiman,
Napifor. SoUorb, fiona, 6orefbnrA
s9opniodet.
Rebrnsta: Rorth Beno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-18
Son al ben uitltn 8egtn, bic uad Gali=
fornitn fAbren,

trift mas gequcmIhfct. 8ereniaen uo Oefononie Der pcrior.
lid setubrten Earties Der gurIineton.gobn oneebt. un6 oarlbe
nno 1b riobrene Seate eine, bide 9obn ben gogeI of oex
aopf. 9ebenten Sic ben aanocn 8ee 3u reien obne enmaI
Den &oeen 6u metieln; burd 9enper. Colorado Springs,
Hopol Gorge, Dos icenihe Colorado nno SaIt Cafe bel 5aaes.
Iidt limb unter Der periOnIdcn 0abruns eines frernoIidcn
I'm. tabtgen @rfnrions .GonouftGurs, oeiien Soupt- aufeobe es lift
maf Sbre 8eqnemlthfet gu odten mo fir Sbre %llnterbaItuna
5u ior9en, nno Die intereiionten gunue an Der Strede su besat.
neu uno 5u erfIdren.
rs lit fderlid] Der cine frie 9eoienqungsnea mad Gall.
fornien. Spe5eue Mufmertiamict miro Gnliden Yerfonen,
5rnucn uno Sinbern. bic alein rehen, gepionet.
Dies 1T nur cine Der gurInetons 9ereitpiniefeiien.
0obrgdrcn beionoere @efauigfeien gu erpeiien obne oohir su
bcretnen.
@enn Sic mad BEN Nefen hoaen, 10 reIeu Sic ais Sur.
lnston(Saf.
Ter 8urInstonfS Sober, Der Sbnen bon bnfern plumber.
pouen Heiepeg nod Californian er5dblt, mirb Sbnen frei aI
8erlangen geiefert.
Hn..,.. III. B. Smith;
3idst'Gssnt Der BurIinston.g Balm.
li91H
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PlektriTr11 ,

Spredeu sic bel uns . tpenn
sic 10 b n a d, t 9 b a u M
Strange haben wolen eesr
nenn sic prafiiide Eeidente,
ole pom SEN Seidenfteu ae-
idpdtt mereen, p~iinidben, 10
fennen sic bel uus Geaters,
Hoher. = naeIetie n, Beit-
pIatten, Oefeu. 6dsan-
5iincer, ecdenbreune
Better ceer dp enIa M
pen betemmen.
THIlL MANNING WHtLEN co.
5t2 5t4 stafe-5tr.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
Funeral of Mrs. Seaton.

The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Seaton occurred yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Rev. Andrews conducting the services. Interment of the body was in Evergreen cemetery. Many friends of the family. both in this district and from Douglas were in attendance. Mrs. Seaton was the mother of Mrs. Alfred Tarrant She had been here but about a month. having come from Houston, Texas. in the hope that the change of climate would be beneficial to her health. which had been poor for some time. The deceased was about 90 years of age. She was a woman of many lovable traits and of strong character. Two daughters in this city. three brothers and a son survive her. The son arrived on Mon day from his home in Houston to at. tend the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
WARREN PARK ONE STEP NEARER THE
 FINAL COMPLETION
Petition Presented to Board of Supervisors; There Was
 But One Disse n ting Protest to Applic a ton

Warren's proposed new park took a step toward naturalization yester- day at the board of supervisors meet. ing at Tombstone. At that time Counsel Knapp for the Warren Com pany and for the property owners ap- peared before the board with the ap- plication for leave to close streets and a blue print showing the town site and the proposed park. He had a largely signed petition and 1t was said by others who had investigated, although the argument was not ad- vanced by MT, Knapp who merely said that the park is almost the unan- imous wish of the people of Warren, that there is but one taxpayer and property owner who has voiced pro- test in the matter. There was one letter of objection before the board
 Hearing on the proposed new park at Warren will be held by the board of supervisors at their next regular meeting. At that time unless serious objection shall arise. and of this there is no expectation. viewers will be appointed and upon their report
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
COURT TAKES WAKEFIELD CASE

NEW HAVEN, Conn. March B. The State supreme court met here today to hear arguments on the ap- peal for a new trial in the case of Mrs. Bessie Wakefield who is con dned in the State prison at Wethers- field under sentence of death for the murder of her husband. James !'lew, the actual slayer of Wakefield ana whose testimony that the wife was an accomplice led to her conviction. is to be executed at the Wetherfield prison tomorrow. Plew made no ap- peal for a new ltrial.
 William Wakefield, the victim of the murder, was slain dn the Cheshire woods last June. According to the con fession of Plew he and Mrs. Wake field had formed the plan to get rid of the woman's husband so that they could marry. In accordance with this plan Plew attempted the murder at the Wakefield home on June 22. but
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
SIGNAL HONOR FOR GOETHALs

NEW YORK. MRrch i3.--Arrange- mems were completed today fer the public presentation of the Civic Fo- rum medal to Colonel George W. Goe- ljhals in Carnegie Hall tomorrow night. Because the building of the Panama canal is regarded as great. est feat of engineering ever at. tempted by any man, there seemed to be only one opinion in regard to Col Goethals as the person who should have the honor of receiving the first medal awarded by she Civic Forum for distinguished public ser vice. Joseph II. Choate has accepted an invitation to preside at the pre- sentation ceremonies and 1t is ex- pected that Governor Glynn, Mayor Mitchell. General Wood and a large number of other nd.ables will be in attendance.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
LIMITED FOLKS
 WANTED ID VISIT
Held Up at Osborn Behind
 Ore Train Wreck, They
 Would Like to Have Come to See Big Mining District

A broken axle on an ore car in the Bisbee-D Douglas ore train caused the ditching of four of the cars of the worlds heaviest regularly operated train yesterday morning about 1:30 eight miles beyond Osborn. The wreck train was sent for and man aged to straighten matters out about 11:3O yesterday morning. when the Golden State Limited, eastbound, was permitted to get by.
 Passengers on the crack limited train found themselves viewing Os- born scenery when they got up for breakfast yesterday morning. Num- bers of them. when they ascertained their location, which included close proximity to the Mexican line, a mat ter of few feet, and also proximity to Bisbee. besieged the conductor for promise of time in which to make an automobile trip to this city. but the train officials were unable to give the required assurance, the word from the wreck scene being that they expected to have the track open any minute. So the stranded passengers made the best possible of their several hours of daylight waiting. getting such satisfaction as they could from having Naco pointed out to them, along with the hills in which fighting was con ducted a year ago. and in hearing of the wonders of the great mining camp whose formation they were able to glimpse.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
That Made Milwaukee Famous.

the closing of the streets and making of the park will depend.
 Before the board yesterday MT. Knapp stated reasons for an early ac- ton. the chief being the setting out of trees as soon as possible. He also told of the park plans which include a space for children's playground and pointed out the benefit to adjacent property owners that will derive. 9th CTS spoke favorably. The county at torney was consulted and pointed out the procedure that must be followed and 1t will be pursued in detail &C., cording to the directions which he gave under the law Sentiment of the board pointed to granting of the petition as soon as statutory proYi- sions have been observed.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-04
ID CO
 FROM LOWELL
B. l. Go. Manager Volunteers Desirable Change; Will Result in Big Improvement;
 Lowell Club Meeting

Lowell Is to be freed of telephone and light poles in it's main street. The wires will be taken down along with the poles and the service coz ducted to the main street through conduits run underground from the alleys. It means lamp stands and clusters on the Main street, among other things. in place of the present swinging lamps Also 1t means much improved appearance for the street and the beginning of boulevard ar rangement of lamp stands which will light the way from Lowell to Bisbee md through this city to Tombstone Canyon. The latter ambitious plan is hat of a number of property owners along the way and will crystalize later on.
 The immediate Lowell improvement was made possible by announcement of Manager Thompson of the Bisbee Improvement Company before a, meeting of the Lowell club yesterday afternoon. The meeting was called for the conduct of regular business of the club. Mir. Thompson's appear ance and the offer he made were vol. untary, but none the less highly ap- rreciated. His course of action fol- lowed announcement by the club re- gently that it was going to make re- quest to clear the main street of poles Mir. Thompson acted without the necessity Of request being form ally filed.