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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07

Herbert Quick Of Farm and Preside" Henry Wallace of "Wallace's Farmer" Dr. Clarence Poe, Of The Progressive Farmer" John Feldsnnnnnnnnninnnn Farmer" John Fields of "The Okla homa Farm Journal" William Hirth, Of FThe Farmer and Arthur C. Page of the "Orange Judd Farmer"
 The Chicago Clearing House Asso- citation extended the invitation that brought the conference 10 this city and will have charge of the local ar engagements and the entertainment of delegates. B. F. Harris of Champaign, Ill.,, chairma nof the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers | Association, will have general charge of the conference.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

DOUGLAS, July G. Robert Mitchell an American and manager of min ing company telosraphed from sonora that he escaped assassination by five NeXicans. whom he surprised in the act of hanging another Mexican Mitch ell attempted Co avoid the MeNcans, who pursued his automobile, firing several shots The incident was. re- ported to the State Department. Gov enor Maytorena refused the offer of the American Red Cross to send food into Sonora. He said mo ramiue eN- ists
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
MEXICO CITY Is YET IN HANDS
 IF ZAPATA
Zapata Forces Drive General Gonzales Back From Outskirts of the City. Business in Capital Is Utterly Paralyzed.

MEXICO CITY, July G,-Repeated attempts by the forces of Gonzales to capture Mexico City have failed The troops of General Zapata claim the Carranza advance is definitely check ed Despite assurances the govern ment archives and treasury funds have been moved to Cuerna Naca, Special trains and street cars are kept in readiness to carry away the govern ment officials.
 Many government officials including Provisional President Francisco Logas Chasaro, still are living in the nation al palace number of wounded sol diers have been brought to the hospi- tals for treatment The outposts of the convention forces are located at Barrinetos on the grand canal O. Los Reyes, Xochimiloo. The advance guard of the Carranza forces penetrated the outskirts of the capital, liberating four hundred prisoners from the peniten- tiary and a number of political refu gees from the Tacuba jail, but later were driven back three miles. Busi ness has been paralyzed since the l siege commenced.
 DETAILS OF FIGHT
 LAREDO. July 6. - Additional re ports of yesterdays conflict of Villa and Carranza forces, near Villa Garcia midway between Paredon and Monte rey, in which six hundred Carranza troops were killed, say the fighting began at five in the morning and con tinued furiously until two in the after noon The battle opdled with terri hc machine gun fire from both sides 1 There are unconfirmed reports tonigh of another battle raging southeast O near Paredon, the Carranza troop having been reinforced.
 About noon the Carranza command CTS ordered a cavalry charge am there was hand to hand fighting fo two hours before a retreat was order
 ed by the Carranza chiefs. The bal
 uefield was strewn with dead an
 wounded Most of the latter wer
 carried from the field to special train
 (Continued on page 3
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07

william J. Bryan, plain American citizen, passed through Chicago a few days ago when this picture of him wcs taken. He told reporters in the windy city that he would remain in politics as long as he lived. He osPlcts to take an active part in ,-apaign for prohibition and peace
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
INFORMAL NOTE RECEIVED IN
 CAPITAL
Germany Sends Informal Draft of Proposed Note to the United States. In Present Form is Un- acceptable.

WASHINGTON, July 6-Germany submitted informally 10 the United States tentative draft of its reply to the note of June g, which asks as- surances that American rights on the seas will not be further violated. High officials, who carefully examined the note, practically agreed that the United States cannot express approy- al of the note in its present form, without sacrificing important neutral rights The impression obtained to- night in reliable quarters that the gov ernment probably will instruct Ambas- sador Gerard to decline to express any view until a formal reply is delivered It is understood the note imposed fconditions such as the marking Of : ibelligerent vessels carrying Amer jeans, notification by United States tc Germany of the date of departure and Icaracter of such vessels and inspec , ton insuring non-carriage of muni tions of war. The draft was showr Gerard with the idea of eliciting rom him an expression Of opinion He promptly asked instructions iron | Washington whether the United : States would make concessions The President had been advised of th, situation in several long messages :, Secretary Lansing took the position that it was not proper for him to dis close Germany's position as inform ally reported without authority iron the German government He statel there merely has been en eXchang, of views
 The President has before him tn, views of several cabinet officers som' of whom believe it essential to mak
 cellar to the German foreign ohic that the United States can make m concessions from her position base
 on the accepted rules of internationa law and naval prize codes of civilize nations Whether the President doe - or does not finally decide to have th i Ambassador tell the German govern 2 ment informally the views of the Uni ed States on the rough draft of in NoAtt ll AlFdllg i0 dbhdi fht AhaN lll
 portant changes will be necessary i
 Germany's attitude before formi , reply will remove from the negoti
 tions the critical aspect there has bee
 assumed
 Messages from the ambassad,
 were somewhat garbled in tran
 mission and their meaning not clea
 Early in the day it was believed |
 some officials that suggestion migl
 offer the basis of negotiations sin, it is evident that Germany is endea
 bring to obtain advance in what q
 opinion of the United States will b
 so the final draft may be certain
 Acceptance This caused a feeling
 optimism but the arrival of addition messages indicated that Germany
 Continued on Page Five)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
NOPE pRAcrlcAL

BERKELEY, July 6.-Edvin Snyder state commissioner of vocational ed- ucation, addressing the delegates to the annual convention of California High School Teachers Association declared the high school should be con ducted along less theoretical lines, and that students should be given more latitude in selecting their cours- Ns nl study.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
Bryan Not for Peace at Any Price

SAN FRANCISCO July 6Ban while strongly in favor of peace ia mi an advocate of peace at any delivered m luncheon here mepTesented he said but donr mind am believe all wars hui believe many history could have been prevented"
 believe standing whenever of peaceful exhausted fighting inevitable Proud was to be the Spanish believe soldiers but should like hemen ready for the fire with out desiring it. If stayed as secretary"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
COLORADO PUTE, F NE GAT, ON TRIAL IN DENVER

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, 1915-02-13
(CenSOled ut Jafnaica.)

~, -M, 1-L 1
London + eP' Io'h ran OI'A' p'eSi'lnR
at u meet'hS 10 advocate an "S'eeHnthI
among the na'IohS ior Iht enforcement OF
lntefnatlonai Law Sald mat the present con-
Hlct Wou'u nor nave occurred ma" lHe P"leH
OF me American P"''H'iS. Una ''4g 'ISu3 ''ie7
10 tIe hague CONVENTION Shouo "n'e'"'ho
the COLLECTIVE feSPohSInl.il loI men enforce
ment' oten "oPle'' ana IL was a'm'9' ce'-
tam that inns loSlcu ana necessary col"P'o,
meot 70 me hague lIIoun"l VIII oe "1oP'e"
when me haIohS 8Soih meet III conSuII9Il2h'
Inc neutral fo"erS VINO S'9"e' 'he hague
Conventions missed a 8lf"' opportunity by
not protesting "R"lnSI me EIoi"'lorS "i Id
teIhatIonaI he8oI@tohS III inns war "h'ch
undoubtedly YOU'D nave reduced Us hofIof
A resolution was ad"Pjed dtcI"fln& II lmPe-
ratlYc that a peace s9o"Id Ne esi"oIl@hed
winch would secure eoIiec'iVe responsibility
by all the c'VH]zea nations Tor 'ne nnaIn'e-
nance and enforcement 81 Ihlefh"'lonaI Law.
The House OF Commoh mas nIIoitfd two
more days TO me So-caIe" bI"nk heqoe Bad
get. All hSureS are nominal lor 'he hrSt
time Tor two centuries. Nheh PasSe the
, 1915-02-13

Su Edward Grey.
Nj. Lloyd George has arrived home. lie
declines to discuss the object OF his mission
to Paris, except to say that all the Allies
are most pleased with the arrangements
made, adding Il wish TO emPhaslz7 the
word "all,' i. really means all ana not Great
Britain alone.
Dispatches from Rome state the Ho1elaa
incident has been suddenly amt unt\P"ett1H
solved. On Sunday vi. Rch'fds9n' we
British Flce-CoEsu VINO was arrested !"
December IN the ltallah NonSnI'{e "heIe
Ie had taken refuge, was delVefet up sue
and sound to his ItaIlan eoLitaEue' a Ir'acu-
ment OF IArElSh troops sA0lIhS thr l'aN'u
flag, which was AGAIN holaled over we Con
suiute. Nj. chardSon theh "r"' "o'"'"
the brush aQXlmfY CRUISER Il p ~
ASIA and It was offlcIoIIy announced lll' me
lttllan Consul had resumed cora al relations
with the local authorities. Inc colncldrEre
Of the satisfactory closing OF the incident
with the Turkish attack upon me o"'1
Canal IS regarded rs SlSnlhcnnt, "ha
II is believed that the settlement mas oe'h
brought about by Germany, III ORDER 70
avert Il protest tlom Italy against the closing
Of the Canal.
Dispatches from Ber1n state lllW -
Deibruck. the NIce-ChauctIIO', explains iut
, 1915-02-13

personnel 250.000.
Mr. King, Liberal Member for the North
ern Division of Somersetshire, moved that
the action Of the Press Bureau in restricting
the freedom Of the Press and Withholding I'M
formation was guided by no clear principles
and that il was calculated to cause suspicion
and discomfort. He urged a daily or tri-
weekly statement Of the progress, expert
euees, successes, reyerses Of The British tre ,p-,
and declared that the Press Bureau should
be for Il freer dissemination Of authentic IN
formation, to alIay alarming and dangerous
rumours.
Sir Stanley Buckmos;pr, Solicitor Gene
raj and Chief Censor, denied amy suppression
of news, and declared tlnt such Il suggestion
comforted the enemy. He was guided by
the rules of the different Departments whose
activities he reported.
Sir William Byles, Radical Member for
Stafford, North Division, in secouding Mr..
Kings motion mentioned the rumours with
regard to the loss Of a capital ship, that IL,
the "Audacious' but the Speaker ruled that
nm Admiralty matter was not to be discussed
under the Army Estimates.
Mr.. Bonur Law said that those supporting
Nh. King desired only to indicate that Ger
tain things needed altering, aud that If Sir
Stanley Buckmaster was not responsible,
why was no representative of the War ONCE
present to accept the responsibility. lie
declared that there was nothing worse for
the country than the concealment OF dlsas-
tiers until The end OF the war.
Mr.. Smith, Conservative Member for War
rington, defended the Press Boreau, decIor-
ing thot the decision regarding what should
be published rested with Lord Kitchener
and Mr.. Churchill. A member then en-
quIred if Lord Kitchener or Sin John French
had ever been asked for a relaxation OF the
censorship, to which Sir Stanley ~Buckmaster
replied mo. Mr.. Kings motion was mega
tiyed without a division.
Dir. Neil Primrose. Parliamentary Under
Secretary for Foreign Aftoils, in reply to q
question, stated fhai the British Government
had not recognized amy President OF Mexico
since The retirement of General Hu,rta, and
that the Government hal brought TO tho
attention of the United States several cases
Of damage add loss TO British interests IN
Mexico since President HuoIta'~ departure.
\ French Official communjqoc states:
"Ypres and Fumes have been boInbarded.
The Belguus destroyed u farm from which
the defender: fled along the Bethune and
In Bussee highway. and we occupied Il mill
whore The enemy had succeeded in estabish-
ing himself. scissors was bombarded with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
Gine menr l(mabbanaiekeits Grkldrnna.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
pom q. 4.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

- CT Nutipnal saonpcnt Der Sric>
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~ @pdlc IN Chicago, ST., td9tc.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

Warnm babeu mir aathplifen
rcutid : onleritaniiter Nbitammlng
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fannie Totcr i. z. Satien. e. g.,
lnb mir 9cheu ibm politoubia rctt.
@ltcrn, nodnlnls, 8cbt @uren Sobnen
cine bpbcrc Silhuua, meitn moglid,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
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