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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
SANoloT SERIES MAY
UNCOVER SOME STARS.

There Is a possibility that the ma
tional championship tournament
which Is to be staged by leading
amateur baseball clubs throughout
the country In September. may re-
suit In some big league tryouts for
few OF the sandlotters. Some Of
the major league clubs have ar
ranged for scouts TO be present al
the games and II Is probable that
more will DO SO.
AT least some of the games will
be played in Detroit, and white the
local amateurs are pretty well
known TO the Navin corps Of
sleuths, II II certain that the oppor.
tunity for the unearthing OF phe-
nom or so will not be overlooked.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
COX TO RACE
BILLY DALE

CLEVELAND, Aug Billy Dale.
the speedy Ohio PAGER. who has been
winning SO impressively on the half.
mile tracks this season that he has
become the talk OF the harness turf.
yesterday was purchased by Ralph
Lasbury. Broad Brook. CT. and will
be turned over to Walter Cox, who
will race him at Cranwood today.
Billy Dale won three out OF four
races last year and after losing o
close race in his first start al Co
shocton this season. has won Ave
81, 900 stake events and appears TO
be the glibbest PAGER on the bull.
rings.
The horse was owned by Pat King.
Mendon. o.. and has been driven By
Billy ,Goggin.
II is understood that Iasbury paid
$500 for the horse. but no stated
that he was acting for some Of Wal
ter Cox's patrons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
JUST LIKE THAT"

Ray. vardon, Braid and Dun.
can. the English golfers. have
been termed the -four interpre-
tiers" RAY makes golf look sth-
letic, vardon makes It look scien-
tiflc. Braid makes II look philo-
sophie and Duncan makes It look
absGrdly easy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
Feds Want F. Baker
to Boss N. Y. Invasion

NEW YORK, Aug Frank
Baker, Eddie Collins. Grover Alex
ander and Stuffy McInnes-those are
the men the Feds are after, and
they're going 10 be obtained II
money can do II. according TO Pres
ident James A. Gilmore, OF the Fed.
eral league. He said there were
also several others. whom he re.
fused to name. but who, II IL nm.
derstood. are now playing with
Pittsburgh and Detroit.
Baker II the logical man to lead
the new Fed team into New York
II was reported.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
CHANCE IS LOST
TIGERS FAIL TO
GET ON TOP OF 2 RUNS
Inter-club Statistics

settle an argument in 10 rounds as
in 20. They may hippodrome, but
TO their credit II must be admitted
the fans believe they will really
fight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
GOTCH REGULAR
UMPIRE NOW

CHICAGO. Aug. Prank Gotch.
wrestling champion, will make his
debut as special umpire in the st.
Booster ball game OF
Aug. s. President Tip O'Neil. OF the
Western league. appointed Gotch at
request OF Fred Lauder. secretary Of
the st. Joseph Booster club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
Squeeze Play Wins Series

WASHINGTON. Aug. A
squeeze play In the ninth inning
gave the Senators yesterdays game
with st. Louis. to o. making three
out of four for the Nationals. II
was Ayres' second shutout OF the
series.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
Trojan Johnny Just Like Bush, Crab
On the Diamond and Prince Off Field

+ ute
tad o ma
a " en- { hg who anrneh has dom hin
. o OF Of
Eee rode ham hen an Chaneu rnood him
the
e of the greatest q umpire
&c VI not 10 lot but beause the wayhe it r.
toe the ayr a Reputation eomep
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

$4,000 at Indianapolis for second
place. He crowned all his efforts
by winning the Chicago derby,
smashing all 200. 900. 400 and 500.
mile records, and winning a prize of
$4,000. This makes a total OF S45..
900 Resta has won this year. And
be Is not through yet.
Lee Magee says ~ win pesiw~ N
manager 81 the DseekIyn Feds ssuesu
the ompes1aG lopvevcs. Tbat's What
elelAes Seess sse1. What ore the
80 magee ssaeAs - shs Jssf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
Rain Stops Iennia.

CHICAGO. Aug. Rain caused
the postponement OF the matches
scheduled yesterday in the western
tennis tournament at Lake Forest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
Probability of
nching Lead This
I Week
AN IN QUAKER
flTY FOR 5 GAMES
Double Header to
Played That Is
No Help
BY HlROLD v. WILCOX.

a III HAROLD ". WILCOX.
W sensational fitting OF Walter
VA and Jimmy Austin from one
~ another and back again
latar had nothing on the mi
~ nntics OF fame. Today the
- open : series in Philadelphia
Xin run I'VE games. and the
1870 frisndly TO the Detroit
- soriously wondering IL the
aoers WIN not make . clean
~ The quintet and finding
~ lnconsruous In such optim-
nuuths ago, IN even break In
NV q Philadelphia was an
nont well worthy OF Tiger
80, and even four or five
E 100. any suggestion that
nv Coonie Mack would not be
so - the race. making trouble
4 "A eonbsrs. would have been
ri 6nd derided. - indeed. such
1ons were. Yet In this short
fh1ns1 have come to such .
thnk NJ. JennIhgs will be Sc
4 cenaured for any contest
2k - Anmrnnn n loae In the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

Of course. Charley Murphy has no
connection with the Cab team since
President Toner ruied him out Of the
was 90 make q trip out OF Chicago
and siEn young catcher for the
Cuba.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

catcher. pitcher and outfelder, for
whom deals have been made
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

They used "a ssyi -you cant Ma
Mccoy You can't Md Evers either.
Bvo~kIys fans tried n srd Jawn rot
MS fourth lit Of the day. winning
the game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

- y - esre
~ 80. -..
Zes 4. | e .1. ~ rrpenueu -
:::2 - J. - 49, , nn.e
~ s.. a
- 80. n -. '
q $3.50 j. q q 'us w. .n.s
s's.. sv = 1870 1915 on
80 '1n'ns sac
49, 49, 80 " 'ns
Eva q ~ ~
~ - , ~. Soseles.le
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04
SOM ERS TURNS
&rNh-

Charley Somers has turned scout
himself at Cleveland. and young
Mr.. Willie. the outflelder who had a
perfect day at bat his first time out
in the big show. is what the mag.
nate has 10 show for his scouting
Willie belonged TO the American as
sociation club In Cleveland. and IL
was reported that the Feds were
after him. Somers. who was in the
east. FASTENED To Cleveland by the
first train. signed the fly chaser at
his first opportunity. and personally
conducted him 10 Philadelphia.
where Fohrs club played over the
weekend.
Manager Lee Fohl. OF the Indians,
may have TO enter the game him.
self this week. Catcher Egan has
been called home by death in his
family. and Steve O'Neill Is, the
only active catcher on the Gleve.
land roster II O'Neill II hurs this
week. the manager will have 70
catch. Fgan's brother was killed
In an accident. Saturday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

Jim Gilmore. Federal League pre.f-
dent. says he viii fne any Fed play
cr who 1onfs In game. None hss
ever beer caught ioahnE the wsy
to the ofnce the nrst md nfternth OF
tho month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

som~ 81 these days some one viii
Invent S2-c~utimefer gun for shoot
ing tennI. baii-; thea maybe Maurice
A~toushlin viii get n trimming.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-04

bout h really assured, the
fpQgting news Of the week
hoigning Of terms BY Psckey
ND and Mike Gibbons. Ac.
r. the story licked on the
IN Chicago, the two middle
- have y last agreed, to meet
York On Sept. II In . 10
pnt Tor the richest purse
oeed for : no-decision tight.
eoh mentioned II Ss2.5oO,
- 0tbboas and the remain.
~ hero o. the stockyards.
A, who - connected with
~ sayS that this is not
~ pootle. and that the fight
~ y 100000 house. 'Of the
Gach Aghter viii draw %
ooye Thirty. There may be
pDrse Mp, and II may be
M, ~ touss will be se
~ So. but II Il stretching
~ % probability to asser,
eaylnnd Win come out o,
20 ~ = paltsy IS per cen,
- h6svest Hike that, wher
III NE CeoBbrth, Andrews
n !. ~ a.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
IE6R0 CHOSEN BY HUNT IS
 SaUB1ED
Delegates Deuartng ou Train for New York to Attend Ead-e5h'r Christening CE- feet to Governors -o.cred Delegate.

HrOH HEIN r0e If-Faaare d part. cI .rur Governor Hun left ,o- Hia '>eu ror 1 attend ho .alsenu o. l. ba|Iasnip Arizona on .r. Ie He win b. absent from .ia .n .F. Prescott F H. R1- t.e omeill rlr.-uner. win join t.e party aer witl Gi teen northern Arizona .d.n
 An rriren. today came near eaus- ae a.HaHea H .H. u.ara of part oi the christening coumU,a by reason Of 0ha appointment cf 8 Green less County noro D Hunt a mom- ber Of the Arizona committed p man ua-ad Turner r had been Turner's plan TO raea' u5.r Che party n their .r t.t later alo other arra- ee- meut tor his transportation This wae not however until aarr Cal Mix Q. Ne I.- chairman or He c8mu.r .ae. had given he Governor his vIeWs concerning the uaOion Governor Hunt ay h. appointment of the negro n Gla lon Was cancelled.
 The Senate today failed on final rasseca 70 adopt as 0 emergency measure Corsr rrtaai ion blIl lJ is hcreht likely .he action win be rec0nsifared tomorrow and amended Co aye u from being Eiled
 m che House tbe land bin occu pied most Of .he day. Cn motion by Graham U failed of adontiou which had .t prevailed would have proaIbIt ed be sale Of any school land now own by tao state
 A telegram Q. "rcat.ne .o President Wilson was adopted by Inc Hou and tran.m'tea by ve general pa,r.o. ism attending Flag Dav occasIo1ina the oc. Austin opposed tha reso.u
 uon declarn loyalty and riendsh.l To Bryan At tho opeHiue of todays
 session n both branches patriotic songs were sung and in the senaI, ! CI7Hdee delivered patriotic address
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
Reports of Favorable Rec 5- lion in Berlin of Amer, n Note Lead Pres dent -o Hold Optimistic Views.
GERHARD lS BEARER
 OF AMERICAN NO
England and France are x- pecjed to Modify Th sF Policy as Regards Tn ir Structures on Neutral Gen. merCe.

WASHINGTON, June l4.- Presid ut Wilson feels encouraged by repC s that the pandiag negotiations With Germany are most likely to nav, peaceful outcome Those who ts- cussed tho situation with the prcsid | and other officials in Che lest day .r two have found Inc belief prevail ing that chances for an amicable unCer- standing with Germany are much t- ter than at any time since ihe l. I- tania tragedy The feeling. it is Ha- dar-tood is based on both official and unofficial reports from Berlin
 These reports told of the fayors ..e reception there 0l the American nc , The optimism is also based on --e hope that dpspatchea carried by ~ Anton Gerhard for Count cu 1ea-
 storm Che German hm q impress German officials tl
 American ro.nt oC view enal Simmons of Nortl Carola ao $. .aa president during tue evening who had been talking vilh other o .- oisIs about the situation spoke t.- night oi finding a. general feeling optimism. It is learned ,hat .Gc pr, .darc does not pau 70 send aloth 'o ta Great Britain .pr5testiI against in,o ference with commer. i.Neou the United states and nura countries Of Europe until the liseu sion ei.H Germany has 6apod iae more clearly. This doe not uaces ar.ly mear. lt is said tua .e pres dent WIl wait until a reply from Ger. meuy. though the British ..a vii scarcely go Toward m.u so lalinit idea has been gained Of tla char8cte Q, the next communication from BeI Nu. Colonel E M House the presi- dents friend who arrived in New No- from Europe yesterday aspects Co give ih. ore .dout much caluable Information not only resaro.ag the laelin in Germany but abou. the pos s.ciHty cf obtaining modification by Grea, Britain, France of their block ade operations as they aGa neutral commerce Senator Simmons after sceas t.e pres dent aaid was his opinion hat the effects O. tte war were showing more clearly every day ,lc uace fly of some kind o Ieeisla- ucn by congress Co provide more Am- ercau sniqs
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
VILLA TELLS WILSON IF PEACE lgE3TJRES
 10 G5A3aHzI5I5S
Declares That He is Ueing Every Means to Bring About Constitutional Gov ernment in Mexico.

WASHINGTON June The Uuit ed states has been formally nouhed by villa on behalf of the Mexican Convention forces that he has tcle- graphed toCarrau1a urene a confer ence for the restoration of peace and constitutional government for MeNi- GO This step Is the first tangible de- pcIopment resulting from the presi
 dents recent warning Co ali Mexican
 factions that unless they came Go am agreement amoas themselves soon, some other means would Doe employed by Che United States Go relieve the sunerne population and dpreyeut iur.h- CT dcrusa0ous by Che military ele- mcnt On Caruulas reply depends tha next moro In the situation C0.n- cdenuly thc State Department was advised by Nis Mabel Borimau of One American Rcd CfosG that the Mex lcsu authorities at piedas Aras de. uIed entry to a carload of .qodsuls consigned for relief Of Che people at Mancloya. Cousul Blocker is ende.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
FINAL GALL F0R FOURTH PLANS
 TONIGHT
Residents Have Last Chance to Show That They Prefer to Keep Bisbee Earnings Here Instead of El Faso; Meet at City Hall.

Tonight win Doe che last time in which the citizens will have .6e op- UmIy to say whether or mot there IS to be celebration of the Fourth in the Warren District A proper ob- aer-ad9n ol the Nations birthday wll mean a great deal Go BisDee and the rest 0l the district It will mean that much money which would other wise go elsewhere will remain Co du local coGars It will mean a ftune demonstratIon Of the fact that Bisbee is D'.ar'a- yraap-rHv W.ot u.Ut oa ,he holding of spledid liberal suh- sfalual celebration o. the greatest day in the history of the American people
 The men who have worked towards the end that such observation should ne held, deserve t' receive better sup poe m Hev have been getting ot che hands O. the residents ol the War rer District With Che splendid ao. operation which assured from Che Copper Queen and C. c A. companies. it surely seems tremendous pity that Che business men and others of tha GIsue. .auha come out in 'ar.er n.n bers .hea were seen at the last meet. ing Taa'aht ia .ha last aaI Lack of enthusiasm which would justify a celebration spells che failure O tae project
 The Warren District needs g celc b-atiaG such aa is being broached Such an event carries with it an u herenJ assurance of success. which althou-h not saving SO in aa many words. uesera-iess declares by irtu. of very enthusiasm and nouuu eiy that the people are happy be cause they are busy and have plenty of work for the work spells money money paid bills and weilcared foI families and homes and these ar, what people call proserity
 So it behoores every pubuc-spirI-e cidzel of the district to come out to 0iabt The meeting win be called al g o'clock in the Cty Hall IL is th, last chance for Che Warren Distric people .o show chat ,hay are not be hud .fa other great ceutcrs Of n, areat Southwest in their respect io
 the Nation and In their desire u eriuea the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
STRIKE GRIPS CHICAGO AND CITY LINPS
 ID WORK
First Day of Traffic Tie-Up is Attended with Great Dis comfort to the Army of the Employed.
POLICE PREVENT ANY
 DISORDERLY SCENES
Railway Officials Say They Have Not Imported Strike breakers and Can Move All Cars When Ready.

CHICAGO. June 14-The first day -slm snolI5s lnouuA seN aqIns 5ul 70 pun uuI aI3A sIul 35Jms ON dup only "a few on the elevated. Nothing resembling regular service was had except on suburban lines and these were inadequate. AM manner Of vehI. cles were pressed into service. even rollr skates being used by the young sters Tens or thousands walked to their places Of employment Walk out day was meyentful, Che authori- ties assuring continued tranquility Chief of Police Healey asked The l1- ance committee of the city council for an appropriation Of s477,36t to employ a thousand extra policemen Go be available in the event Of disorder when the companies made a real el- fort to operate. The committee took the request under advisement for two weeks
 The strike wasItne biz question be- l1re the regular meeting ol the tItF Council tonight Various resolutions looking GO a settlement were propos ed. One would pledge the city, which is a partner in profits from -.a sur- face lines. to pay rroportI1nate share to any advances eraqted Go the men. Another resolution suggested a mediation board of we aldermen Co be appointed. Drizzling rain most of the day added Go Che discomfort of the city. Owners of automobiles drE ing to or from the city. submitted general to amiable bri-andage from those seeking rides. Few automobiles travelled with empty seats. The board of arbitration undertook a solution o' the strike by addressing letters t' both sides askiue either party GO ap plv for arbitration through its organ fzatiou Detective Otto Erkandson one of the police guards who rode ol south Side elevated train. reporte, the first injury A wooden block wal hurled from the fire escape of a bulla inc into the train and Erlandson wal out bv aving glass Search was mad' but the assauant was not found single coach containing a number o nolicemen took a trip to the Lax Street elevated to the West Side II the afternoon but made no stops o' 6ciais of the elevated systems denle' tbev had imported strike breakers but said they had a sufficient numDe Inf old employees on hand to take th oars ont when they wanted 10 resum service. The Illinois Central itai road which served one section or ti south side suburban service ana l'n' .i les an average of forty thousand uai'' reported 1t carried two hundred aii eighty thousand during the aay- N road win be able to carry more una double this number tomorrow l announced. The school system "" thrown into disorder thousands pulls and teachers being unable reach their buildings.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
WEST ANJ Es5T MAKE MASCOT
 MA3IG CITY
Opening of Mine and Rail- road at Arizona's Ne est Mining Town is Attended by Joyous Scenes.

s eIeai aa..l.I
 Ilago" June uo s.aI .aiua r...r from ra..E ..u.r etea aaHous O. ra Unite. States and carrying to.....lo ..u .l..1. Detroit san Francisco aa. other ln.u, aa. and uas. are .u the ia. rs.. e.ca. ton ..t .ao.u.. .a. arc at nr.Haa l.t t.. uaa.eru. Arizona air Is s-.H Na.e.. al ta own. Tomorrow celebration .t .ne completion of .H. osc1. and Western Railroad uom .o be oua of be met .lceas. Q. l.H kind a.- er held n che oltlwesl- To-day devoted t0 receiving che crowd arrF- ing on specials from tine east and west m He morning they were taken ,o the new town of Mascot. lueeu miles distant and Go che foot c. .le u1a.- tain. which gave lhe Historic old town Of Dos Cafa t Iaue several big uae-eue esr trains arg ou tle side tracks aI the .cmilu ol tA. Mascot and Western.
 Iho mining town suddenly na been transformed rom an uuinhalte. plain to division oL continental Iairoad Besides many outo.sale visitors hundred Of local people rom all parts Of northern Cochise county and other directions. are a.le.
 m the preliminary program Of snar, end llt eeeine bod today r0dIo oeorpod part ol the morning when also was held 9 rock jack drilling tosl u lle afternoon wagons and automobiles furnished by the raeap uon committee of ,he company transported people from an directions Co tnc mine Many share n1.dors and others made che trip co the property up a considerable ascent and atoa two niles distant suuouulerdea Frank L sIlar took the party under bis command and went er1uah ,m miles of waralna n lhe mine Iar evening there were lra VOTE iu pro
 fusion which lighted tha sky far aa, wide
 Preparations age perfected for Cha
 dlal celebration tomorrow. whom ta . copper spike heaIded far and wid
 as wrought from colar taken n0n the Mascot workings is driven uu place. Che dual ac attending mn years of aadeavor on the part cf th ureless omcials of this mining cou
 pauE VIII lC completed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
LONDON READY ror acto~

LONDON June l4-aU na ce sta- ton .u London have ao luIpped w'th respirators which will 1e served ont Co patrolmen and pec.al consta- bies aa prelauion aainst gas bombs in case Of Zeppelin raid on the metropolis.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
GERMANS TELL 0F RUSSIAN
 DEFEAT
HammeTing Tactics Still Pre- vail on the Western Front Where the French Fought to Retain Their Positions.

LONDON. June 1f-Germ elaine ed today another decided ucce along the eastern i'ne The rslta vestNoscisks iu Che I.2.od Q. sieH awau. the German report said tha. along a line of over forty ttrea milo. the entire positions ol The Russian ere taken and sixteen thou nd r soncr geu into their harl Iac E1 son report only meuto-e1 tae .oeal- ity where this action was said l Hare taken place i ma paraeraph in 1.ca t Uas declared that tnc ieutons ai- ter heavy losses iu the region of Mos ciska on Friday and Saturday had not resumed the offensive
 Iu the west the Ggrman and He French continue aam4l-l o-h.r both .-e uasn
 dIIar saldol
 hrc-ruue ID n,to-raa Ha-..aa th. Aus ro-gamm made a.....s crc ing at Dgeis.er where a brilliant cavalry charge at Ia.e Sl.zag IelIt led iu local Russian success tH, ao claim iz made chat .le avaaer Nur- pushed back across lll river. llc-a. ing .ae river at ,his pige. m. ua. be serious hair for tHs Russia as it is remote from Laulor and a vance from .l might expose tho .a. man flank The French n ,Ga.r H tacks against Che Germans ui.h some asslstance from the Beaiaus who bad thrown battalion across the lse to the east bank. destroyed German hi8cEhause south of line D.Nu-ie rail way Nrdsa They claim to have % ,ained ra4 position ae pita German counter attacks Berii nciam Jha the French suffered severe delea On the front at the onuh oi soucAez Paris admits he }oss to the Gcrman
 oi trenches previously captured h
 that section Pun returns fom th
 Greek elections are not yet availahl
 but the triumph of M. VelNalos for |mer premier seems certain. The con
 unued illness of Kiue Const8ntln
 may prevent this victory Of the wa
 party from having immediate result.
 Great Britain which had nIaced I
 self for che shock announcement -
 tending the issue Of another bllio land a quarter war budget. must we.
 another day as Reginald NcEelu, chancellor of the eEcheQuer Jailed {
 make tine expected mnouncement .the House of Commons.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15
o.sHAUoHNEssy ARRIVES

NEW YORK, June l4 Nelson O'shaushnoaaE who was United States official representative in MeEi- GO City In the critical days Chat pre- ceeded tha tak.ns Of Vera Cruz and later as sned Co the American enr basay In Nieunt reached New York aboard the Cunarl Liner 0rduna 10. day u response to csbe instructions from Washington % report 70 the secretary of mle Oshaus1nasy sailed September 9 last Cor Vienna where he was secretary of the Amerr can embassy He declined to come ment on Inc significance Of bis recall
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-15

ayor1g to use his good omcas to are range transportation for the supplies. One report says chat VMa general Hernandez has declared the supplies
 not only not needed. but win not be allowed To eater Juu Blocker rec ports .he details. the state DeDart- m.ui vt. take POO action
 Announcement that Villa had inid- ated movement foI peace was re- ceived with satisfaction u official quarters Enrique Iorente tha Wash nston representative of Villa-Zapota coalition, called on Lansing with copy of the Villa telegram Go Cauon- ga and long note from Villa reply ing Go the Presidents recent pro- n0mcemeat policy The note refer red appreciatNey to Che Presidents efforts and outlined he purposes of Che Nuia and Iapata leaders -o bring about reconciliation with the Carran- NsJas. n message Co Cawauza dat- ed June H. sent direct from the camp Of .he northern general at Aguas Caiientes. to Che first chief al Vera Cruz stress was laid upon the Presi- dents wamins chat Che United States would decide on other measures. should a coalition of lhe factions prove futile