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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
GREAT LINER |S BURNING I20 MILES 0Ff
 VIRGINIA
Antilla Operators Last Report Says All Aboard Are Tax ing to Boats - Numerous Vessels Rush to Aid.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Oct. T. A wireless message picked up shortly before nine o'clock tonight from the Ward Liner Antilla, said the steamer was afire 120 miles off the Virginia Capes and that her ships company was taking to the life t5ats
 Many Passengers in Peril.
 The steamer Somerset, which is 9 miles from the Antilla, is proceeding to her rescue and the coast guard cut ters Onondaga and Apache have left for the scene. The Antilla is reported to have a large number of passengers aboard.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Torn With Tybhus
 TUo Mexicans Lie
 Neglected In W. M
Officials of DeIning Reported Summing Their Duty To Stricken Couple, but Bigger Heart Succors Them.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

DEMING, N. NJ, Oct. While of ficialdom held aloof. Q young Mexican couple of the peon class lay for a whole week suffering from typhus fev- CT in box car at Wilma. station west of Deming, and only today receiv ed proper care. thanks to private char ity.
 The couple arrived from Mexico a fortnight ago. When typhus develop ed neither the federal immigration officials nor the Grant County author ities took any action. Finally, Chas. Butler. roadmaster of the Southern Pacific Company, appealed to Dr. F. n. Vickers, of Deming. who went to- day to Wilma with trained nmse. cots and bedding.
 Dr. Vickers isolated the couple and said tonight that they have a chance of recovering.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

Reports conflict regarding the ban dit leaders whereabouts. According to one version. Villa from the vicinity of Guerrero has made overtures to General Rios. at Bachineva. who once allied with him. to join forces. shoot those who refused to come and drive the Americans out of Mexico. Anoth- or rumor places him at Santa Ana and tells of his reported intention to visit Bachineva and there burn several Mexicans who have incurred his en- mity.
 Villa. according to rumor. is attach ing to his command all males he
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

meets between the ages of ten and eighty He is also reported to have resumed his old tactics of taunting his pursuers. Following the recent clash at San Andres. he is said to have gotten into telephonic communication with Trevino at Chihuahua and told the Carranza commander that he would wait several days for him at that place and ended by asking what general was being warmed up for the pursuit Villa is reported to have stated his preference for Trevino him self.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

the German emperor for peace inter vention by the United States is de- clared authoritatively here to he absc- lutely without foundation.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. '. - Official denials from all sides came today to the persistent reports that Ambassa- dor Gerard returning from Berlin is bringing direct word from Emperor William asking President Wilson's in tercession for peace.
 Despite the fact that Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, has stated he knows positively that Mir Gerard is coming on no such mis- sion and the State Department was moved today by the persistency of the story to issue an official denial. it circulated widely in official and diplo- matic circles and was seriously dis cussed as a possibility.
 The dramatic arrival of the German war submarine 'U-53' at Newport. with despatches for Count von Bernstorff, just before he had an audience with President Wilson on Monday served to add color to the circumstantial chain of evidence. The German em- bassy tonight disclaimed any know ledge of the nature of the despatches. or the mission of the submarine in American waters. The State Depart ment issued this statement:
 We have no reason to believe there is anything in it and every reason to believe there is nothing in it.
 Adding to this they declared that when MT. Gerard left Berlin for Cop enhagen he only intended to say goodbye to Mrs. Gerard who was sail ing for home and at the last hour de- termined to accompany her when he received instructions from Washing ton to take his vacation.
 Soon after the war broke out and President Wilson sent formal offers of mediation to the belligerents. of ficial intimation came from both sides that any outside interference would be resented. All the reports to the Pres ident from the American ambassadors and from his personal envoy, Colonel E. M. House. who went abroad to sur vey the situation bore out that posi- tion and soon afterward it was made known at the White House on various occasions when peace movements were presented by individuals that President Wilson did not think tho time opportune for another peace of fer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
GERMAN WAR SUB" SAILS
 ACROSSSEAS ID NEWPORT
 AND DASHES AWAY AGAIN
B, E T Ss z P r E * PROSPERITY OF THE * DISTRICT SHOWN BY k TODAY'S BIG REVIEW.

Without footing its own horn * unreasonably. the Review wishes * @ call attention to its twenty-two page paper this morning. While < it is filled with good live stuff. * the really significant thing about * it is that it truly reflects the prosperity of the rich Warren Dis + trict.
 It also proves that the people who have things to sell believe * in the Review as a medium for getting their story before the people of the whole District. * This is eloquently told in the advertising columns of today's paper.
 Today's edition is the largest * regular edition ever published in * the District, and one of the larg- est ever published as a part of < a days work in the state.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
ARMY IA: w. < l.. [

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 7-The army football team defeated Wash ing and Lee University today II to 2. The Cadets outplayed the Virginia collegians. From the start of the ar my excelled in the game, Oliphant. Place and Vidal doing fine work in advancing the ball. McEwan, army captain, played fine at center.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

American ship builders are estimat- ed to have turned down foreign orders. chiefly from Scandinavian countries, amounting to s21,OOO.OOO. due to in ability to fill them.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
ALLIES IN WEST GAIN HALF
 MILE
British and French Are Strik- ing Hard Again, While Bal kan Situation Is Confused by Victories for Both.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

LONDON, Oct. 7.-The British for ces made an advance of from 600 to 1000 yards in the Gueudecourt and Lesboeufs on the Somme front today and captured the village of Sarsa on the Albert -Bapaume road. according to the official statement from general headquarters tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

LONDON, Oct 7.-Entente allied forces are pressing hard upon troops defending occupied territory in the Balkans. In Macedonia and Dobrudja the invaders have been compelled to give ground before attacks.
 On a front of 10 miles northeast and east of the Struma river, the British troops have occupied five viii lages. Farther west on the Macedon-
 (Continued on page @
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PARIS, Oct. 7.-(via London)-An attack by the French in conjunction with the British north of the Somme carried forward the Entente line two thirds of a mile. says the official state ment issued tonight. The attack re- suited in the capture of all objectives.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
36.oCO See Opener.

This thrilling catch and throw and the ninth inning rally of the Brook lyn team were the outstanding fea- lures of the first game of the series. which attracted gathering of baseball followers that numbered S6.117 and paid into the coffers of the worlds series fund $76.4S9.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Boston There in Pinch.
Many Thrills.

The effort caused him to slip to the turf in sitting position. but he was up like flash and. while still rising. hurled the ball straight to Cady. The latter slamemd it on Weat's ankle as he reached for the plate with his foot at the end of the perfect hook slide.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
PEACE RUMORS PERSIST
 DESPITE NUMEROUS DEN|ALS
State Department, Bernstorf and Others Ridicule Belief that Gerard Is Coming Home to Talk Peace.
(By Review Leased Wire)

BERLIN Oct. [, via London, Oct &. The story circlated abroad that the American ambassador. James w. Ger ard, is the bearer of an appeal from the German emperor for peace inter vention by the United States is de- clared authoritatively here to be absc- lutely without foundation.
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Brooklyn.

(Continued on Page Three)
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NEW YORK CITY Average price of cop per for week ending Oct. 2, 26.75.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08

ARIZONA: Sunday and Monday generally fair; warmer Sunday.
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