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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27
HOW GOOD THAT
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lt Gets to That Sore Spot
 Like Magic

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 lt does the work of the oldfashloneo mustard plaster minus the plaster and minus the blister
 Y1u simply rub MUSTEROLE ob the bot where the pain is--rub it on bri,kIy the pain 's gone.
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27
CURES
Keep the Children
 Bright and Happy

Happy youngsters must be healthy. The digestive organs Of children get out of order as readily as do those of their el- ders. and the result is equally distreseiua When the bowels are clogsed with an accumu ation Of refuse from the sfom- ace Inc child naturally be- comes cross and ucuul from tho comfort and is often punished for temper when med lcal attention Is really what Is . needed.
 The next time your child is cr1s end unhappy without ap- parent reason, try giviue it Q mild Laxative Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsn is a mild pleas ant testing combination of simple laxative herbs with pep siu and is especially recom mended for children because Of its freedom from an opiates or narcotic drugs and its gen tle action lt is sold In drug stores everywhere A free ui0l bottle can be obtained by writing to Dr w. B Caldwell t52 Washington St. Monucel To. Ills
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27
TWO WOMEN AVOID
 OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable
 Compound.

Chicago. H. -'I must thank you with al my heart for Lydia E. Pinkham g
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27
Digestive
 Disorders
 Yield When

the right help is sought at the right time. Indigestion is a torment
 Bniousness causes suffering. Either is likely to lead to worse and weak cning sickness. The right help, the best corrective for disordercd conditions of the stomach, i,ee
 kidneys or bowels isuo7 known to 9o
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27

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 The Other Case.
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 If you want special advice write to Lydia F. Pinkham Med idine Co. (cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27

V 6 e table Com- pound. used to go to my doctor for pills and remedies and they did not heipmo.
 l had headaches and couldnot eat, and the doctor claimed l had
 female trouble and must have an opera
 tion. l read in the paper about Lydia
 E. Pinkham's Vege-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-27

Lady Nillorne's hus0aad, for u.r lord Ashuy St. Ledgers, is m.e os to the Earl of Aberdeen, wGa he's ros.gaeu viceroy O. Ire land Lord Wimbone organized and took to America the BuGsd polo ta-H th.s won and took hack th- .r rua.'ana cup Lady Niulorne {. a. t-a.lta. of the second Baron -.-I..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
Summary of Var
NeWS of Yesterday

The Germans are continuing their
drive against the Russians In Poland
and the Baltic provinces, but the Rus
slams nearly everywhere are still Civ
ing them battle
ON several sectors Pctrograd assert
ed that the Teutons have been held
or driven back and that at one place
some hundreds of prisoners were
captured. Near Riga. PetrOgrad says
that the Germans have been dislodgcd
from positions between the Dvina,
Ekau and Aa rivers.
Berlin makes no reference ~ the
fighting around Riga. ana concerning
that on the Vicprz merely declares
that the Teutonic right wing is stiN
fighting
The German war office however
reports that nj Segrzc, near Novo-
geOrRieysk. the Russian forts have
been capturedi that Serock north
east Of the fortress has been occupied
and that advances have been made be-
tween the Narew and The Bug
The Germans are said 10 have
crossed 10 the east bank of the Nis-
tula near Warsaw. which would put
them into closer touch with the garrl
son Of the Polish capital that has tal-
len back on Pfaga. while between the
Nistula ana the Bug the Russians con-
tinue their retreat uorthWard and east
ward under the pressure Of FIELD
Marshal Won Mackensens forces.
Speculation still is rife as 10 whether
the Grand Duke Nicholas viii be able
10 bring his armies intact TO his newly
chosen line Of defense
Considerable fighting Is In progress
on the western line in France and Bel
GUM and ON the Austro-ltalian from
tier and The GalllpOii peninsula Paris
conceded TO the Germans minor gains
ia trenches 10 the forest OF the Ar
gonne. but as an offset asserts that a
German attack in the Nosgcs was put
down with heavy losses
The Turks report the capture near
sri Baruu Of some allied trenches
which were retaken from them iu part
and then 10 a great extent recaptured
by the Turks
There ls no confirmation Of re-
port printed in q petrograd newspaper
that Emperor William Of Germany.
through the king of Denmark, has
unsuceessfully attempted 10 start
peace negotiations with Russia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
TURKS LOSE AND
RETAKE GROUND
ON GALLIPOLI
Report From ConSta6tinopIe
Admits Successful Attacks
by Allies, but Claims
Trenches Were Regaioed,

Amsterdam. Aug S (via London,
$3.50 .. mD-A land and sea attack
on the Turkish positions on Gallipou
peninsula Is announced IN AN OFFICIAL
communication issued AT Constant
uople, as received here today Ihe
Turkish war office admits the loss OF
ground, but asserts that in another en-
gagement the Turks captured trench-
es. The text Of the report whose date
of issue is not given, follows
Yesterday evening ON the llaIad-
nelles front in the region of Ari Balhu
our left wing captured enemy trenchos
and prevented him from bringing up
achievements.
In the afternoon, the enemy after
artillery preparation from land anu
sea advanced and made a number ot
trench attacks on our left wing pehe-
trating a portion Of them ToWaro
evening, we recaptured most Of the
lost ground -.
Near Scddul Bahr, we repulsea llle
enemy. who attacked on our Hghl
wing south of Safhadere, after prep
aration By artillery and infantry IRE.
We also stopped a second attack IA
the evening, we recaptured the posi-
tions held by the enemy
"In the Caucasus We continue Wig
orous pursuit Of the enemy on our
right wing The enemy evacuated ms
positions near Alashgerde and retreat
ed at Kussedagete.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
LAWS0N'S CONVICTION
DENOUNCED BY LABOR

Philadelphia, Aug. Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation Of Labor. and clifford PIN
chot were among the speakers at a
mass meeting held tonight on the city
hall plaza TO protest against the con
viction of John r. Lawson, the colo
rado strike leader, Of first degree
murder
Resolutions denouncing the coal
companies for their flaerant dom
nation Of the government and courts
In various parts Of Colorado" and de-
manding the removal from the bench
Of Judge CRANKY Hillyer," were in
troduced by the Rev Samuel Zann
Batten. representing the Federal
Council Of Churches Of Christ in Am
erica and adopted
other speakers We're william
Greene. general secretary of the Unit
ed Mine Workers of America. ana
Frank Morrison secretary of the Am
erican Federation Of Labor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
BERLIN REPORTS GAINS
ON All BATTLE LINES

Berlin. Aug. q (yia London, $3.50 ..
M Further progress for the Aus
tro-Gorman forces which are attempt
ing to cut Off the retreat Of the Rus
slams was announced today by the war
office The statement says that Sc
rock ,at the mouth " the Bug, north
of Warsaw has been occupied; forts
near NovoReorgicvslS have been cap
tured the Germans have occupied the
east bank Of the Nlstula near Warsaw.
and to the south the Russians are be-
ing driven back by Field Marshal Won
MaclScnsen.
The statement follows;
French hand grenade attacks near
Souchcz and counter-attacks against
tho trench taken from the French IN
the western Argonne on Friday were
repulsod Fighting in the Vosges
north OF Mucnster was renewed SAT-
urday afternoon The niEht, however.
was quiet
Eastern thedter of war German
troops on the Narew are approaching
the Lomza -Ostrov- Wyszkow road. At
some points the enemy offered stub
born resistance
South Of Wyslkow the Bug has
been reached Serock al the mouth
OF the hug, has hoen occupied. Near
NovogoorRievsk our siege troops took
tho forts at scErze.
'Near warsaw We gained the cast
eru bank Of the Vistula.
Southeastern theatre of war. Un-
der the pressure Of Field Marshal Won
Maekensen. tho Russians are retreat
ing eastWardly Between the Vistula
and the Rug the left WING OF Won
Mackonsens armies has driven back
the enemy in northerly direction.
The right wing still g fighting IN the
direction OF the river VieprZ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
Would Have Used OutrageS
Against TeutonS in South
ern Republic as Excuse for
Invasion and Occupation,
KAISER'S GAME BLOCKED
BY GREAT BRITAIN
President Wilson, When
Warned, Hurried Marines to
Vera Cruz Held Port Until
European War Began,

ESPECIAL eoRRssroNoENcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Washington. Aug s The story has
come to Washington that i'm the spring
of 1914, or several months before the
European war broke ont, Germany, at
the end of her patience over the NAL
treatment of the persons and proper
ties of her subjects i'm Mexico. con-
templated an armed invasion of that
country Her purpose IL Is said, was
not only to afford protection Co her
subjects doing business n Mexico, but
also TO seize valuable mining proper
ties, including copper. from which she
might supply her armament plants
with metal
Repeated offenses against the sub
iects of Germany, as of other Euro
Ipean nations, have been committed by
the MeXicans and the kaiser could
have found "a dozen plausible excuses
for backing his protes, with some
thing more than words. even had the
UNITED states government not stood
supinely by and permitted the out
RACES to continue Archduke Ferdi-
nand had not then been slain by a
Serbian bullet, and had this alleged
coup been attempted by Germany. far
reaching consequences might have fol
lowed. France, it is asserted, was
sympathetic with the German plan
Grey's Secretary Told President?
The authority for this story is a
man representing some Of the great
est commercial interests i'm Mexico.
He told the story To an American at "a
/ country house near London and al the
lrequest OF the American, put the facts
I lufp tvTittnu
4 A,sordi,g IA th{s co,tl,,,,,, t,a
I German nroiect v,as foilad hr Eng.
fand - M - ,.Io,ia,. ,.no df tha so"f.e-
tariae of Cir tdr,ard cr6, Ean1o tn
itbe -nitod Statee ana n vim he re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
VILLA AND SCOTT TO
MEET THIS AFTERNOON


NJ 1aso, ieN" aus o-''Vnetol
~ ~ ush L., 0'o'| Vilel "l S1'll vi 'uo
hlteu states army peaI IlNs SSaSV ,S',,V
uepai'Hleh, commission 70 'i'' l'''
SoFei hIleI' Is uue 10 d'llNc HVie at
-'tV tomorrow afternoon
'ohIerehcts between "ehetal 9Co'',
Iooi - - ~ 10 'pe'.'''' J3...,'i ~
the state department ana Henel"l
IdliciaCo NHld are 10 DC arr dilsVu l"'Vi
IN lhe uay'
Fendlne ms arrival WIN Wha' is ne
HeVed 70 le representations upon the
subject OF peace ON the pan OF tne
Pan-Amerlcan conference the ill"
government mas stayed 'HV atluai '"N
ing over of foreign merchandise at
Chihuahua city The imports selHeu
i'm the warehouse and freight yards at
Juarez that have been routed south TO
the Villa government it is said would
be held there for further orders.
Representatives of governments
whose nationals are affected by con
fiscation have been advised that only
those proven guilty of eXtortion would
lose their goods.
General villa held a conference to-
dav with his leading generals and Of
ficials summoned from all parts of his
territorv n was said he explained
tbo roaeone hack ,f the conffscations
of merchants goods and his purpose
in calling meeting Of mining cor
noretinn n, ''9 9ronresentatiyes August II at
.Ebibnabna Ctty Whether The confer
o,,nn annra,od of his actions could not
hn toornod
O' uooa,,so ie"' "so oe tbo scarcity of food sun
- 'e'''U5' 09 mo nossiLility mar General
RtI,,i. % 'iu t ,.s,,i,1 III con fiscations
MA VIII H"' N9Niilu li'0
of fmporte the representa- tlNeS OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
Hugh L. Scott. chief of staff, who is
now en- route 10 the border
Relieves Hungry People.

Hugh L. Scott chief of staff, who is
now en- route 90 the border
Relieves Hungry People.
Jesus AcCna, Carranzas S minister Of
foreign relations. cabled today from
Vera CRUZ regarding conditions in
Mexico City report from the C2pi-
tai, he said, announced the opening of
the railway southwest of Toluca for
the purpose of bringing i'm large guam
titles Of provisions purchased 10y Car
rama In the state Of MichOacan The
message adds:
The Iapata remnants are still be-
ing pursued by General Coss' forces
% the southwark I'm Mexico City a
large number of stations have been
opened under government direction
and food continues To be sold at less
than cost. The postOffice was opened
saturday Saturday afternoon the dip
lomatic corps paid a visit Of courtesy
TO General Pablo Gonzales.
Numerous trains are now arriving
from Aplzaco loaded with fe0dstufts
The arrivals of the past twenty-four
hours include 500 tons Of corn, 2,IOO
tons of flour and twenty car
loads of beef cattle with vast quanu-
ties of other supplies
The Constitutionalist government
has sent from Vera Cruz $2,000, ,00o in
small treasury notes and is dispatch
ing Si.000,O0O more to relieve the em-
barrassment caused by the monetary
situation,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
MUCH FRICTION
BETWEEN ALLIES
ON GALLIP0LI
Berlin Says French Believe
British Have Lost Their
Nerve Not Permitted tq
Speak 10 Each Other


Berlin. Aug s (by Wireless 10 Say
vllcD following news items
were given out today by the overseas
News Agency
"Telegrama from Athens report IN
crcaang friction between French and
British officers ON Gallipoli pcninsu-
liz. IL has been necessary to forbid
them 20 converse with eneh other.
The French accuse the British Of
having lost courage On account Of
losses.
"a Milan dispatch says the British
have purchased five italian ships.
filled them with ballast and sunk
them orr The coast Of the peninsula
to form bridge for landing heavy
artillery
"The V0ssischc Zeituns learns from
IA reliable source that there rs no
truth in the report that British sub
marine blew Hp the bridge between
Gallatea and Stanboul.
THE Central railway station at Bel
grade WIS buried bV Austrian avid-
tors Ship yards and barracks also
were fired
Newspapers of Athens saw gins
Constantine has determined person
ally to open tle new session Of par-
lament with "A speech emphaslzine
the necessity for Greece preserving
neutrality as the only
guarantee Of her welfare
"The Lokal Anzeigor prints letter
dated HobOken, Belgium, July a.,
saying that when the Dutch steamer
was detained by the Brit
ish admiralty In june she was com
PEELED to MAZE several trips at night
between Dover and Calais, apparent
ly in the hope that she would be mis-
taken for British troop ship and
torpedoed by German submarine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
DECLARES PROPOSED
TERMS WE'RE OUTLINED

Pcrograd (,ia London. Aug. D.,
2:55 a. m)-Thc report that Ger
many had made peace proposals to
RUSSIA became known i'm official cir
cles here several days ago. and was
freely discussed in the lobhies of the
duma, according TO the Vechernee
Nremya
we learn on good authority says
the newspaper, that Germany
through Denmark, proposed TO RUS
sa a separate peace, Russia To re-
ceiye Galicia, while Germany would
retain the western district of Poland.
A representative of the foreign office
categorically denied that There was
the rcmotest possibility of any peace
negotiations"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
Last Great FortreSSeS Guard
ing Railroad From Warsaw
to Petrograd Are Invested
by Strong German Forces,
MACKENSEN MEETS
STRONG RESISTANCE
Minor Gains Reported in West
Where Grown Prince IS
Vanity Trying to Find Weak
Spot in French DefenSeS.

tht AoHeho JOURNAL sructal tuAErn wIpEl
London Aug (9;60 p. mD-The
Germans continue 10 make progress
iu their efforts to cut off the Russian
retreat from the Polish salient They
have commenced an attack on the for
tresses Of Kovno and Ossowetz. which
are among the obstacles 70 be over
come 10 reach the railway running
from Warsaw through Wilma and Dvi-
mask 90 Petrograd They have taken
the minor fortress OF Serock at the
junction OF the Narew and the Bug
and have crossed the Nistula near
Warsaw. Farther south General Noy-
rich is advancing eastward, but Field
iMaFshal Mackensen lis being stub
borny resisted Nid apparently making
slow progress.
scheme Probably VIII Hail.
On the whole the daring scheme
mapped out by the Germans aa se-
quel TO the capture Of Warsaw for
the development and destruction OF
/ the Russian army is unfolding slowly.
With the three main railways, be-
sides those built since the war, it Is
believed i'm military circles here that
the Grand Duke Nicholas will be able
TO extricate his Warsaw army The
events IN the east however, VIII CON
] tinue 20 rivet the attention of the
world Tor some time 10 come.
/ Some Success in ArgOnnc.
/ The Germans have gained minor
successes In the Argonne forests where
1 the crown princes army has been try
1 ing for weeks 70 find weak spot In
1 the French defensos. but their efforts
TO recover lost trenches on the idnge
Aopf NJ the NOsges are declared 10
have cost them dearly,
There has been rather heavy fight
! ing In the Caucasus between the Rus
SLAMS ana the Turks, but the official
reports are contradictory
VIII PlacAte Bulgaria.
! There is much interest In the diplo-
matio negotiations In the Balkan capt
tails. the reports from which indicate
that Serbia az last is willing to cede
Macedonia to Bulgaria. but that the
( Greek government Is opposing any
suggestion that she should return kav
Ala, the seaport In the villayet OF Sa-
loniki TO Bulgaria. II is thought, how
ever. that this opposition may be
changed when NJ. Nenizelos returns
to power. which is expected when the
Greek parliament reassembles early In
September
Ncnizclos Policy 70 Prevail.
NJ Nenizelos offered KAY Ala to
bul8arla When ne WAs premier Slinpiy
IN return for her continued neutrality
while Greece went 20 the assistance Of
the allies against the Turks, but King
Constantine put his foot down on the
whole policy and the political crisis
which resulted In the resignation of
the Venizelos cabinet followed.
The petrORrad BOurs7 Gazette pub
fishes q statement to the effect that
Germany has made peace proposals
10 Russia. hut that they we're rejected.
There iH no confirmation OF this state
ment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
FRENCH REPOKTs TILL
OF BLOODY FIGHTING

Paris. Aug. s t5:35 p M Fight
ing Of extreme violence has developed
i'm the Nosges mountains in conse-
quence Of q German attack The Of
ficial French announcement says this
attack has been repulsed but comedies
that minor advantages have been
gained bv the Germans Ia the Ar
gonnes The statement follows:
In the region Of Artos there were
continual combats with hand grenade
around SoucheA
In the Argonnes late yesterday the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
Angered by Charges of Brib-
ery Premier and Associates
Tender designations, but
EmperOfS viii Prevails,
TWO PORTFOLIOS NOT
YET AGREED UPON
Aggressive Policy Said to Be
Determined Upon by Gov
ernmenti Politics Plays I'M
pOrtant Part,


Toxic Aug. s - Premier Count
Okuma virtually has decided al the
special request of the emperor to re-
main in office, and has arranged the
following cabinet.
Premier Count Okuma.
Minister of foreign affairs, Count
shikenobu Okuma.
Minister Of finance, Tokitoshi Take
toni.
Minister of marine Vice Admiral
Tomosaburo Kato
Minister of war, Lieut. Gen. Ichi-
nOsukc Oku
Minister OF Justice Yul0o Ozaki
Minister of communications. kat
sundo Minoura, or Niscount Masakatd
SengOku.
Minister Of commerce ana agricul-
ture, Hironaka Kono
Minister of education S. Takata
Minister Of the interior, kitokurc
Icmk.
The assumption by Count Okuma of
the foreign ministry following the de
clination of Takaki Kato to retain
that PORTFOLIO is To be temporary
pending the selection of a permanent
AiAiliA'eNAs
II became known last hlghl tlal lho
emperor had requested Premier
Okuma TO remain IN olIlee ana ina
the premier nau agreed proNlsioIailS
70 40 So iils acceptance was 'oH-
/ linseht upoh w coHStl UNl'o, va
capihet accePtaple TO Nun anu 'ouo'
| lI- aIlloun i''Ve' N"s li''u5 ~ ms %
Ia,rS NJ eliient u tile ne" I''o'ile'
ie ''oii VI '',s,,, l, ~,
eIs nas seue eil ul''i' ~ U,'s - ,'l'
~, p,.5i,. ,i',i,,, ~, sr,,c,,,d
- IJe hju ideals - n9alas imam a na.
~, nf foro,,,oet ra.nI, c,nohle of com.
,'ot Dotinn ,,,itl, the n,ost nowerful conn.
tr,cs rrba ro,,nt tba circulars so,
reeierod beeausa tho aIIepatione of
eiaetion bribarv created n situation re.
n,,enart to ono of his Ioftv nrincinles
hut revartbeIess ne was unwilling n
he a canse of concern to the emperot
who had asked him to remain i'm Of
roe
Notwithstanding the pressur
brought to hear ON Count Okumn to
retain his place differences of opin-
ion have snrunp mn among his sup
norters Tha leaders of the Ozaka
branch Of the Oluma organization
Sent n telegram TO the premier urg-
inc him to insist ON retiring
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-09
GERMANS THROW HEAVY
SHELLS AT HYDROPLANE

Paris. Aug S-G0.45 p. m)--A
note made public by the war office
tonight says
"The Germans endeavored today TO
destroy, Off Nieuport by means Of
heavy shells. two allied hydroplanes.
our artillery promptly sileuced the
German batteries. or the two planes,
one came back unaided, while the
other was towed IN to shore undam-
aged