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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
Bandit Problem Solved Says Mexican General; Villa Crippled And Rurales Can Catch Him
DECLARES OUTLAWS
 ALL SURRENDERING
''No Reason Now For Ameri- can Troops In Mexico; I Shall Ask Withdrawal" He Asserts
(Rx Norman Walker

FL PASO. April2S.-General Obre- Son will ask that American troops be withdrawn from the interior of Mexico when the formal conference is held { in the morning. IL was made plain this afternoon in an interview which General Obreson gave out in his priv ate ear in JuareZ.
 There is no HEAT about the state ment that the American troops must come out General ObregOn was quiet calm but was determined when he said il and he indicated that this would be the basis for the negoti2- tions which will occur tomorrow.
 Do you consider the purpose of the punitive expedition completed in Mex ico?" General Obreson was asked.
 The military problem in connec- tion with the eNtermination of. Villas bandits has been solved" De said. Tt is no longer a military problem but one for the rural police of the coun- try rather than for the military. Since that is true there is no longer any reason for the American troops or any other great bodies Of tlSops being in Mexico. and believe they should re- turn to the United States
 Do you believe Villa is dead or alive?"
 "I believe he is alive. but do think he is SD badly crippled that he k no longer a military factor and can be run LDwn by oar rurales-"
 Iii this be true. Is this the proper time for the troops to come out of your country?"
 To Ask Withdrawal.
 "I think it is the proper time and will ask that they withdraw for there is no .cnser reason for their be- ing there"
 will it be satisfactory if the Ameri- can troops withdraw tO the Mexican side Of the COrder and remain there as d buffer against any future bandi- try
 That is a point which will be dis eussed al the conference tomorrow. The same is true of the matter of roads"
 5000 Bandits Surrender
 General Obregon announced that 5000 former Vill;stas had surrendered and had been given amnesty in the states of Durango. Coahuila and Zaca- teCas, following a conference as NazaS when the leaders of Canuto Reyes troops decided to accept the amnesty offered by General Trevino. General Obregon was informed that the terms were accepted and that all of the troops would be disarfned and dis banded as none would be incorporated in sl inc CarrauZa army
 General Scott. General Funston and Consul Andres Garcia made the first formal call upon General Obregon at the Juarez custom house tonight at s o'clock. the meeting having been arranged by Consul Garcia The call will be returned in the morning fol- Owing which the finel conference will be held
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
BRITISH RAISE
 POLAND BLOCKADE American Foodstufs Permit ted To Go Through
 Baltic Port
(sy Review Leased wire.)

STOCKHOLM. April 2S.-via Lon don. April 29.-According to Petro- grad dispatches received here regard ing the supplying of foodstuffs to Pol and through American and Scandina- vian commission, Great Britain. the dispatch says. finally has consented to raise the blackade on Poland prov:d- ed guarantees are given that the sup plies will not go to Germany
 The plans provide for the shipment of foodstuffs direct to a Baltic port and not to send them through sweden
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
AMERICAN JUR|STS DENOUNCE
 / GERMAN SUBMARINE POLICY

rying war munitions.
 Prof Theodore P Ion, of Boston, said that no belligerent had the right | ocomplain if a blockade is effective or not. Captain w. l.. Rodgers, U. S. N. told the society that Germany's submarines have succeeded in chal- longing the Supremacy of the British navy. Charles s. Brand, of New York, asked whether the situation is facing Germany had not justified the use of submarines. in the Lusitania and Sussex cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
!: !: $; + * < + <: < | SCOTT CALLS AT JUAREZ

FL PASO, April 2S.-Major Generals Scott and Funston with their aids journeyed to JuareZ tonight and paid a cour- tesy call upon General Obre- gon and Generals Trevino and Gavira. as well as the civilian authorities who accompanied the Mexican minister of war to Juarez. Mexican troops lined the international bridge all the way to the customs house where the call was made.
 The streets were thronged.
 Tomorrow morning General Obregon with the Mexican off cials who will be with him at the conference. will return the social call upon Generals Scott and Funston in Fl Paso. After the return call the conference will be convened in Juarez.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29

LONDON. April 2S.-For all the British public is permitted to know the flag of the Irish rebels is still floating over Dublin general postoffice which was captured Monday by the Sim Feiners, out for what was innc- gently supposed by the Dublin popu- lace to be a mere Easter Monday route march.
 No telegrams have been received from Dublin by any newspapers and although confidence is felt that the authorities have the situation in hand and have had ample resources 10 deal with it. nothing appeared in the London newspapers today to add to what was known yesterday concern ing the trouble in Dublin.
 It is reported from Belfast that the postoffice has been recaptured, but the report has not yet been confirmed from any other quarter. From Belfast also cores the official reports stating that Liberty Hall had been captured by a gunboat in the river and that the situation was well in hand in other parts O fthe city.
 The British papers print long dis patches and show the strongest inter est in reports from America that Ger mans and Irish-Americans are involv- ed in the revolt, and that Germany is behind the movement. They also publish the admission by the Cologne Volkszeitung that the Irish adventure was intended to influence opinion in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
BETHLEHEM RAISiS WAGES TEN PER CENT

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, April 2S.- The Bethlehem Steel Company today announced a voluntary increase of 10 per cent in the wages of its em- ployes. This is the third increase that has been given the men in the last 10 months and will add s17O,O00 to hme monthly pay roll of the com Dany.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
DANISH SHIP SUNK.

LONDON. April s9.-Ths Danish schooner Christian has been sunk by a German submarine l5 miles from land The crew was saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
American, German Interests Seriously Involved In Re volt, According To London Press Dispatches BRANCH POSTOFFICE
 SAID RECAPTURED Government Gunboat Bom- bards Rebels, Driving Them From Trenches. Cap ture Liberty Hall
fBy Review Leased Wire, /,

LONDON, April 29.-A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Dublin says the rebels numbered 12.000 of which 2,OO0 were Larkinites and 10000 were Sim Feiners- There were large number of in nocent citizeins. who were victims of stray bullets.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29
:; <. :, <. * * + * :s $ 400 IRISH CAPTURED

LONDON, April 29. - The Dublin rebels have been driven out of their positions in St. Stephens Green with bombs after sustaining heavy losses, says the Daily News.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-29

KINGSTON, Ireland via London, April 29.-Four hun dred Irish rebels were made prisoners when the troops cap tured St. Stephens Green and drove them out with bombs.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20

PERNIClOUS ANAEMIA
DOCTORS DIAGNOSIS
Many Friends Offer to Have
Their Arteries Tapped in
Order 10 Assist Recovery of
Next Chief Executive,
..crclA. oLseA1ee 70 aoRnna JooanAu

|rrECTAL DISPATCH Il N1HH'''F 'N'N'''''F'A'
silver City. y. NJ, Dec - h'l
Govcrnor-clect T.. G. de Haca VIII re-
turn to santa Zee and formally take nus
oath of office on January ] was Hda,,
known today in an exclusive specIal
dispatch to the Silver city Indepeuu-
enf from the Los Angeles Examiner
I'm "a statement to the Examiner the
onvcrnor-clcct of New Mexico says.
Il will go back to my state capitoi
10 take the oath of office January !
if have TO be carried there on a
etrotcher" The next governor of New
Mexico was interviewed at the Santa
Fp hospital i'm Los Angeles by a rep
rcscntgiiyo of the Examiner which
paper repeats that Mr.. de Baca IS SUI
forinr from pernicious anaemia, his
case being in striking parallel with the
case Of Mrs Inoz Mulholland Boisse-
vain. the noted suffragist who died in
Los Angeles recently with this as
ease. having been stricken III inc
midst of the national campaign.
Has Had Blood Transfusions.
The Examiner states that the gov
crnor-elect has been revived repeat
cdly hv transfusions of blood ana thal
numerous admirng friends have Of
fcred their blood for this purpose
These operations, it is said, have re-
vived Mr.. de BaCa at times When doc-
tors had despaired Of his recovery
Governor-eleCt de BaCa's positive dec-
Iaration that he will return to santa
Pc and there on the appointed DAY
qualify for the high office and his tur-
ther intention to sit in the Euoerlla-
tor,aI .hai so long as ils hano eau
u,iold q nen TO execute The VIII OF the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20
HOUSE
Met at IL a. M

Met at ! a. M
Resumed consideration legislative
appropriation bill
Secretary Baker and General Cro-
Aer testified before the military com
mittee.
Consideration Of Adamson resolu-
ton extending life of Newlands rail
road investigating committee for one
year was temporarily blocked.
Passed legislative, executive ana Ju'
dIcial appropriation bill, carrying $8Y,'
100000, and providing wage increases
for 10000 government clerks.
Took up District of Columbia APP
Preparation bill.
Adopted resolution to recess from
December % to January ?.
Adjourned at 4.5l p. m. to II
m Wednesday,
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FULL PREPARATION MUST Be
MADE, SAYS LL0YD-GE0RGE,
BEFORE PEACE WITH TEUTONS
CAN EVEN Be CONSIDERED
NEW PREMIER SAYS CONFIDENCE
is IN UNBR0KEN ARMY, NOT
IN GERMANYS BROKEN WORDS

Prime Minister Of England Puts Stop to All Talk of Ending
War Until Ample Guarantees Are Given That PruSSian
Mutarsm viii Not Again Disturb Europe; viii Wait
Until Terms Are Stated From Central Powers, But
Frankly Expresses No Confidence in Good Faith of Ber
Inns Suggestions; Acceptance Would Place Moose Around
NeCkS of Allies With Emperor William Holding End of
Rope; House Of Commons Cheers UtteranCeS
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missioner lu iIs Democratic iCzcs
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