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Crew Lost Heavily.

There must have been passengers
was blown away" said e. H. Huxley
of New York, "and believe large
number of the crew were below in
this section, as few of them were seen.
All those on the forward part of the
ship undoubtedly persisted
las soon as possible boats were low
cred, passengers assisting. Five boats
were put over. The first three had
about 80 or 40 persons In each, there
being about an equal number of men
and women. The fourth boat turned
over and about IL persons clambered
on top. We threw over chairs, RATS
and anything which would float to as
sist them, but only about four of them
were rescued, SO far as know. The
fifth boat had only four or five people
aboard and this boat appeared to be
waterlogged. These boats stayed near
the ship and at the end of the hour
the captain called them back and the
people were taken on board again.
1T was 1880 p. m. before we were
able to get help. At that time
French trawler came alongside and
took off all but three Of the women
and half the men. At about the same
time a British torpedo boat came
Her commander came on
board and took charge of affairs.
40 Mieoinn
London. = Although there still is
some uncertainty as to the loss of life
in the disaster to the channel
steamer Sussex last Friday, there no
longer is any doubt that the death list
Is much larger than the earlier ad-
vices indicated. The latest figures
compiled in London show as many as
lO2 persons missing, including five
The Sussex had 436 persons aboard
Of whom the following have been ac-
counted for:
Landed at Dover, ~; landed at
Boulogne, $50; dead at Boulogne, 9;
dead at Dover, 3.
me list or missing may beslightly
decreased by the fact that some of the
who landed continued their
journey without reporting safe.
LIfeboats capslze.
The casualties occurred in two ways
first, in the explosion, when the ship
was struck, and second, by drowning
when two lifeboats capsized and only
a few of their occupants could be
rescued.
Captain Mouffet together with sew
eral Of the officers and number of
the passengers assert that the ship
undoubtedly was torpedoed.
Germany Disavows Act.
Washington, March 28-With all
evidence indicating that the British
channel steamer Sussex, carrying
American citizens, was the victim of
a torpedo, 1t was stated authoritatively
here that If German submarine made
the attack the imperial government
would disavow the act, punish the sub
marine commander, offer reparation
and satisfy the United States that the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15

nf 4 fnny faua maiane i0f
t,pn lio Hsta'n Nplif p.apl'
C,aH nt rte ine si,h. usilhNi
a'd 4 INTEREST enough clllasue m
Na nAl.r a anns Wa4aniN hf
flita.nl ~ 'ho n.N essug lhg ma
|ie utt ~ blyk 'o taahcn Wouli
to guarantee tNe eas'ng pf.re ic
M'f ae af arv Nat eis q h.m
iGh oa peorla sid ihrs would
lfu Ui thf ia1HeF 6bou pnn
llcIp ut Nt.u t.ua io driscr
lMsle aup - nat hANefa ead no'
m8 t'tn thhh ri h# could h0
lrr ffaIe dion ranli hr fuiitn
Us e,,fha an a.ft 500 one deliaf
.1 alfe e eauf a lH l.p4e lh'
il mN waWa rs pfeel Ntih
4D aA N aNN has lmtH
81 Ae.e ala alt ad, tso0a tarlh of
ifa mlt Hd IS on 1he eNaad anh fhe
itWue va p trtHait rHo prolurliuu
.oI Na ruhne iuIa ha bou epm
10 so iof unihs hH ih0n afa n'ii0f
Upd esi prnfa ion lmn n one N0
ins cauof rim I'll iHe eaal alil0 nr
Nero lhm fle mlr from production
meu sbe slll CONTRACT m ifn ea
Hah @e aetns arr aWbbai ap
Ih,aa o.n.raeuf Hoi only
Ies tHi tArf Ft etans ma rIAl efi
IfNlfoa mira AH ihrf pf i0r fhe
.nauli oenaHoH ii, tn nHm
am j mliroal paYne ~ etpfaasa
ibayns ma0re Hniefai 80 ih
Na ono 0h co O. n latell 9fa
"a at 'nane olahl Thousand dNil9rs
ln iaa ana Immediately s.4lHnf
tast aa -aa'hor hole no ons handfed
ana hr rra leasaa aer'h
Mn.f0 0ae ants a0 aefe Wss w.
ra.aeu ao fal ~ ine maa ta
. eapa posted ana sAo thlaas iH0 fa
- olsaH There afe baud q
fsrs ilasl Hld ea' spa lHaH p
uff aea fra miHa iroM 1niara.
lYei iH UIe aH Iar facts and che
ft.I .a8a nff ib.e ar dfif
'ruffHHaaH 2n0 mske cynical
Hesh oa Hlh ihem ~ j.
aeiia
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In. OIL wa s-tua.la

EdtoT lear $50 hhse te q iry
.ne 'oaf 70 50 soa hIhf o..
~ for O. We took 30 tlis ana
ihst w. r. money So 'aIked and
worried Ta so undertook ol
geiopAeaf Ws faIed money 90
more isls ana eors and finally sisr'.
ed pth 5 es ima r. laesperieace
he and D. Of money ior furth
dfHue. efs ln despair Then
fastaH aisl -ariin -
atoms a ssl Anef aorking
fary flt en'hs and ftp' ndIng
moro than ao6 in hard cssh ihe
uei had 60 M abandoned Ihe1esri
fure On Is part Df IN former dr.i.ers
caused several Joints Il easing 70 BE-
1foo,ed la3 ire hsle Th df.fIers
omployed by liasteu spent aH 'ae.r
gme tryiHa . dFin naf ihis ~ of
i.oa e. b. 3tlom 81 saH veil A.
1850 hf fncH of oi eas en-
C0Hntercl
Despii tla sel lhal g. bad siresiy
cent mQsr a4u $1,000 ou The we'll
Il4skeB aired that B. would fa. doan
q new bole # tho C.marf1n valley
,ompaay red furnish 'he easing
Tho cirarfaa people made "a effort
70 get casing bai Nsre unable 70 d.
80. tho oil suppiy people Nho sfll
casing wanted cash foF tlsir casing
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CORE INTRODUCES
GOOD ROADS BILL

Na a7faf. jaa -.
aafe i.f l it+
iz @ aaleasI aaa s.ais eaoaer
uta b flsag 'i9a anf
ne mle SO 1854 t4e.tll
l-f ata faf
tear
q te seoonl rsg
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Dd aud man, 81 them were looted
tuufls 81 the police force 10 quell
lhe disturbances were fruiilsaa aud the
0NpN was one al confusion unill
hNallon ai The s, una United states
Infantry eilh pted havonels aud
ieIA,hnaui 81 mounted arouls ap
poaud
When ihe streets had been cleared
tha district WAS lefl ln military eeu.
.lH The f,asou luf the demonstra
floH has nai been announced
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fif1 80 uiI,F 1D1D On
q. VI. 4. PROMISES tOW
econrruoeo FROM PAGE ons,

wv tAs- - fHFtff ff@&7H StfA-t
oae 81 ttc Big claealoaal A hiu.
n3as So lae eneIaatt
faac'H q ia Hia
IS lint j. T. frss.a snI s. J
n't,ir vr-p pories pee.al
eyma ,tea 70 RE eni TIE matiss Of
unpaid auhs rinlpes g. AZ at1 ~
ne' cot F. tee i.nncr 70 ar
nnse Tor nettag C1ttr'e's astire 0l.
llxat,on 70 i'la staao. asa q pan l0f
'bctser cooncfat3a ieiFeea TIC
C.tize liH FelefslF and 80 Hnser.
SIS facait aaa iaaefss
Fl vie tie tanefasfs U opn'.
ttat Gnfass fcet.e holia itei lAas
tie fetoal aas taeir and eaeolr
sae esfrf move Of the agtsorii'ss o.
tie iast.Uf'ea 8 8 tie f.atca, to'l
,c advance tae school s,3nB Ere
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"A. tr tt--'sa Atas % -
srtcsl elstr,et ~. So cen
Al warrants t, 10 ani in iaaiu
No. s. issued Noe -e iesk
school District Ne. So Ger.
An Warrants ua 10 ana lu uslltins
No. is issued Doc 81 1918
School District Ne, IS Gen.
AA warrants % e. apd p iodln.
IS Il Issued O4 ls. ialS#
s,hoel cstrist Ne. 50 Gen
Al Warrants 81, 90 ana n .a3in
No & isseea We is isis
School pis,r,e, Ne, O. Gen.
an earroai. 1a n ana rs lsan
No a issued San :, 1879
seheol oisulc, Ne eS Gen.
an warrants ra 10 anJ Jog lotins
>o issued No, i it'f
School District No. 6s Gen.
AN nmmats ue to ANA m mslue
40 6. issued Jan s 'slf
s.hool olstre, No. IS Gen.
so ~ lssrei pn l. nit
eehesl q strict No. 81 Gen.
Att uT aur rN ~ rn1 m iQJln
so s sci ns l aNa
school District No. 20 Cen
An Warrants up io ana IA ulln
q So issued ncc af ieia
school District No "a Gen.
An Warrant 0' 20 and m palna
80 q. issued Jam c leie
school Distnc, No. "a Gen.
an Warrants up 90 ana laa n.
80 8. issued Dec s. lait
School District No Is Gen.
an warrants up "a ana Ia ludin
Ne IS lssaed Nos iai1
school District Ne. g Gen
an warrants nu io ana ia lnlm.
40 &. issued Jan + isiG
School District No. ~ Gen
an warrants up to and nsluain.
No 6 issued Nov 30, lais
School District No. 70 Gen
an warrants no 10 ani rs lualn.
No 9 issued oct rs. alT
School District No. 81 Ger
| Al Narraut o1 90 ani mrluhl
! No + issued sept . lals
School District No ga Cen.
All Warrants ap to ANA ln lu6iu
30 90, ISSUED Dec & 1915
School pistrlet Ne. &c Cen
All warrants p 10 anl % lulin
No G. Issued Sept 81 lqls
schoel nisti, No. a7 Gen
All warrants un TO an1 n lusln
~ = Issued Ost - iaia
School Disirie, No 80 Cen.
All warrants up 20 ani iualudin
No 6 issued Dee T. ioi-
school District No. 20 Cen.
Al warrants ir rs ~ ii ludiu
40 NJ issued Jan 81 1915
school nlf,rit, We % Cen.
Al Warrants ua io nl .a.!aair
No 6, issued Dee 81 lais
ec,ool stre, No gs Cen
'li nWreatf up 10 an3 10 luail
80 ( issued JAR ii iql6
School District No g Gen
An warrants ~ 10 anl A naif
M issued Nov gs. 1915
School District Ne &C Cen.
An Warrants ~ to aal m iu8ii
40 6. issued De- "a. iqii
Warrants Registered CASH do u
draw interest
Interest ceasfa lh.rtS DAYS iro
date ol this call
q p STEWART
County frcaaurcr Logan coiaig q
lahoma
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First NJ {. Lrureh.

Corner Broad and Noble.
Sunday school at 9:i5 a m.
Preaching al II a m. and 1.B0 p m.
Enworth League $50 p m.
The congregation has wanted Ia
know about the finances The re-
ports are now ready and the Pastor
will give a full statement at the
morning service 1t will be Of such
vital interest that no member or
friend OF the church should fail 10 le
present This report will show where
the money goes.
Evening subject: "Engiand's Place
among the Nations and Her Relation
TO Germany" third in studies OF war
j Let US study these nations togeth-
CT.
All are welcome TO all services.
T. S. PITTENGER, Pastor
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We'll, that is almost everybody.
OF course, we except the man who uses smoked
glasses to take all the brightness out oi life
And the old codger who believes that the theatres
very, pery wicked
And the gentleman who buttons his collar in the
back because he hates to look forward
And his ncghbor who thinks railroad trains and
newspapers should Stop on Sunday
These fellows hold up their hands holy horror SWc\s-
Other folks who get real oy out Of he buy every
tuesday morning their newsstand and 50 about all
the Of the week with their faces wtcathed IN smiles
Try 1t This Week - just For Fun!
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wes, Side NJ. c. church

West SIDE NJ. (. Church
Corner Noble and llth Street
Sunday School s:ta Il n.
Preaching service at llsuu a m
Glass meeting at l2.00 m
EpNorth League at $3.50 y. M.
Evening service at 1880
Morning subject. Getting the best
of life"
k.ening subject. Courage
The evening service viii be ol
special interest to young people, deal.
ing with some important phases oi
life that 20 TO make character. II
you enjoy being with friendly, home
Ike people and church that Nor
ships God. come and Worship with us
ii. G. McCALLlSTER, Pastor
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Baptist Church.
Corner Vine 81 and Noble Ave
Bible school. 9;ta.
Morning sermon "thrists Prime
Ministers
Il. Y. Z. L. 6. 90
Evening sermon. The First com.
mandment Of the New Testament
We shall be glad 20 have you wor-
shin with us.
II. T. MANSFIELD Pastor.
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Epworth League. e.so p m.
Peoples Mission.

Come over and help us help others.
Peoples Mission association, '1f
West Noble, viii have gospel meet
ings nights In each week, from
Tuesday to Sunday night at 1:3o p. m.
Sunday school at p. T.. each Sunday.
Phone 1870 about your gifts
Everybody come.
H. 5. TRIIh.EfT, Supt
l22i w Warner.
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vxaay IwAz xEs
& c0MMUsichrloNs. =
az x1ys sax~s 1sA {

irhs Lea8e BIS not fesna1 81. flf fsf
ffihu iars ff ffins under fIIs hsaf
Anonymous HGrieaflens Nid net -
ff - Ife 20 nains - tia
nA-f b.
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THr Trrss Wonder cares kidney and
bladder troubles r dissaiges gravel cures
diabetes. weak and lame backs. fheuma-
tism aud ~ IRE .'Hiaritiss ~ tif kidney
bladder Ia both men aud yerien Ifnyt sold
by your druggist. H|li he sent ~ mai or re-
eeipt ~ II. Ono small haiffe is tFa months
treatment and seldom fails - r.-flfef cHre
Send iar t. iiuon'ae ffam this ard other
State . )f. T.. W. nai. r1g Olive Sfre.t,
81 Louls, 80. sold IS drIggisfa.-Ady .
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The noan's Inspires conn.
depce -Daans Kidaey i1Hs Tor I'D.
neT lis. Dosns 0in'ue1t Tor akiu
i..hr>lg. Doan's Resulets for a mid
Ia atl.e. Sold II al drug stores.
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Christian Church.

Christian Church.
Corner Ash and Noble
Rible School 81 r4a a n
Junior congregation al Il a m.
Intermediates s 90 p. m.
y. p. :. c. T. 6.3o p. M.
Morning sermon Pure ana lnce
filed Religion
Egen.us serQon The Great Ad'
venture
Mrs. ". + Howard has heen em.
rloyed a. director Of the choir and
Mrs. &. II Findiy as orglnisi There
will be good music at hoth srfNl''s
N0n Aie Welcome - A.A oar serf
ices
nlLN IL rINnlN NLn-Aiar
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Heartburn. Indigestion or distress
o. the stomach is instantly relieved
hv HERBINE II forces the badly
digested food out OF the body and re-
stores tone in the stomach and bow
els. Price soc. Sold by Owl Drug
Store.
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We have Just received another
shipment of ReAall Grippe Pills and
can aOw SUP Is the demand Salts
faeticn guaranteed or moIey refund
cd. Grays Drug store zoe Wes'
Oklahoma Avenue.
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CALI roR WARRANTS.

First iuilsaci ~ thr lais tti'
r. lasUary Is. iel6l
CALI FoR WARRANTS.
OHce 81 tao Counts Treasurer o.
lieeau eauuiA. oklahoma
Notlgc is hcfeul rNen laat taore
afe sends % lac possession oi iAe
l,,un5 Treasurer aflei,rt % ms
tie following Warrants
SALARY Fund.
an Warrants up 70 ana including
/ No. S.. issued Nov q 1915
Court Fund.
All warrants up 10 ana Including
20 ns. issued Noy 90. 1915
supply Fund.
An warrants up 20 and including
20. g. issued Osi 4 iAla
Poor and Insane Fund
An Warrants up 10 ANA including
SO. ~. issued Oct 4 l9is.
Contingent Fund.
An warrants up TO aa1 Including
No 81, issued oct a. 1918
Road and Bridge Fund
All warrants up TO aud Including
No. ll6. issued Jan g. lglt
Widows and Orphans Compensation
Fund.
An warrants up 10 ana Ma ludine
/ No. a7. issued Nos J.. iais.
County Road constfuction Fund
An warrants up 10 ana nsludins
No. 50. issnea oct 80. 1915
Separate School Fund.
All warrants up to and ineludinr
10 s3l issued Jan is. leie
School Distret No. 8 Gen.
All warrants up TO anl neludins
30 1 issued bee ea 1910
School pistrie, No s Gen.
All warrants up to ana in lulin
10 + issued Not lf igl5.
School District No. 9 Gen.
Al warrants up 10 ana ineludin
80. II sued Dec !. 1915
School . strict No. 10 Cen.
An warrants. 'ib to ma 'ieeludn.
30 s. issued Dec e. 1875.
/ School District No, Il Gen.
t. All warrants up TO ana nelddin
II No. 9. issued Dec ~ 1918
School District No. Il Gen.
All warrants up to ana includnI
so. 4. issued Dec 10. 1915
School District No. "A Gen.
An warrants mp to and lnlddini
No. :. issued Noy 3, 1915
School District No. II Gen.
All warrants up to aul in main
No &. issued Dec . 1915
School District No. 10 Gen.
b All warrants w to and iaeludin
: 70 :. issued Dec p fDi5
$. School District No. % Cen
Al warrants na to and inemdln
20. s. issued De- q, 1915
School District No. q Cen.
All warrants up to ani ineludia
n 80. I. issued Noy 2e. 1915.
School District No 26 Gen.
- All warrants up to and inaludin
Or 10. 6. issued Jan. 10 1916
be School District No. y Gen.
n All warrants up 10 and includin
~ " No. Q. issued Dec a. 1915
re School District No. % Gen.
All warrants up to and ineladin
&c No. II. issued Dec >. 1915.
= ! School District No. % Gen.
h. All warrants up to anj iasludiu
70. :. issued Dec Is, 1915
School District No. 90 Gen.
All warrants up to and ineludin
No 6. issued Dec IT. 1915.
School District TO. 81 Gen.
All warrants ra 20 ami insludin
No. ;. ISSUED Nov =. 1915.
School Dlst,e. No. IS Gen.
All warrants ~ to and lnclndin
70. ls. issued Der 20. 1915
School District No. 3s Gen.
All warrants up 70 ana in.lnlin
N o. :. issued nec @, 1915.
School Di sries No. % Gen.
a. All warrants up to and inladin
"a 10 10. issued Dec ie. 1915.
School District No. 10 Gen.
All warrants ~ to and ineludin
70. 10. issued Dec. l6. 1918.
School Distrit No. 43 Gen.
al warrants up to and ineluain
No ;. issued Dec 80. 1915.
School District NO. A Gen.
All warrants % to ana ineladin
10 q. issued Nos 26 1915.
School District No. AZ Gen.
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At The CHURCH HES

Trnssy Epis-orsi cnurcn.
broad and Noble Streets.
RI Rev ur Brooke blsAo9
Rev. A 3. Nicholas. Rec'or
second SUNDAY after Epiphany.
Holy Communion. 80 a N.
sunday school s:t5 a Il.
Morning prayer and sermon II a N
HNsnlng rrayer and ieetare ! y m.
Morning sern4nas Sl faals Se''
mon 10 the Greeks
Eyering lecture. The fa4la
Abraham
Every body welcome
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First Presbyterian churcn.

Corner Division and Noble
Sabbath school 9:i5 a. m.
Morning service II a. m.
Junior G. f.. 3 o. m.
Senior {. L. 6:30 p. m.
Evening service T:30 D. N.
GEO. O. NICHOLS, Pastor
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coLoRED.
8. int Paul N. E. Church
Corne- Perkins and proad
Sunday School at 10 a. n
Morning service al n n n
Subject: Moses. the Leader
Rally services. p. m.
Senior league. $40 p m.
Senior League al I y. n
Evening service at 7;3o D. m
Subject: A Hard Way.
WALTON BROWN, .'astor
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Central N. (. Cnurcn, South.

CENTRAL NJ. z. IhuFINf oVUF7l
Corner OF Oklahoma and Ash.
Sunday School =. i5 a m.
Sermon at II q. m
Subject. Jesus. the lnrdcn lelr.
ei
Epsorth League $50 p m.
Sermon, 7s0 p. IN.
Rev. G. G. Barnhart Of Oklahoma
CITY will occupy the pulpit at the
evening service His subject viii be
Walking with God
You are invited to worsa'p AZ th'
little church with the biz welcome.
{. n. PROCTOR, Pastor
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laHe htat mas enme rom over
0pfA la settled Ia the muscles of
iAe laes. uf lrvm disease. 10 the
Two infmaf CASTS lhe rleht remedy u
uNil Allps SNOW ifNINENT u
Should ne rubbed IN thoroughly over
tH affected mft tlte relief Nlil be
Harai 4i satlffaalors Price gae.
sHd teeq por hotile Bold by owl
ff1u tufF
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First Church c. christ, Scientist.
1l6 y. Broad Street
Sunday services 1900 a. ID.
Sunday School 9. &. a m.
Wednesday evening service So
p m
Reading room in rear OF church
open from two to five In the after
noon except Sundays and holidays.
Visitors welcome.
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United PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Cleveland and Ash.
Sabbath school p. .4s
Morning sermon l. a. m.
Y. p. c. L. prayer meeting at $50
Evening preaching service at 7:S0
A cordial welcome to all
F. @. WRIGHT, Pastor
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Statesmen WANTED Travelling
sales manager each state, hsrN gne
train men sell live advertising s.eci
atty. Reasonable WAGES with commits.
sion and economical expenses Willard
n. Nain. Iowa city, Iowa
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EARN SIS sea weekly addresang
mailing circulars spare time, cae's
lars. Instructions l0c. Manng sers .ea
sl0 Holiday Building. lni.anar rs.
Ind
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE about z9aao acres rich
level land IN TAinaalipAs. Mexico.
near Victoria VIII sell in bulk OF
sabdlyided into tracts OF 100 acres.
Send for full Information. \. NsAex'
lean Land Co. III nroadway. \
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Bap,is, Church.

GUY II. FINpLY Minister
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-05-05

Ell Paso. Tex. May IA new factor
is believed to have been injected into
the conference of American troop dis
positions by the receipt of fresh re-
ports that Francisco Villa is dead.
Mexican Consul Garcia said Col.
Carlos Carranza had telegraphed him
from Cusihuiriachic that he had been
unable to find Villas body but that
he had established beyond dispute
that the bandit leader was dead and
he hoped to recover the body in few
days.
Two conflicting propositions devel-
oped Immediately after the beginning
In the Mexican customs house in
Juarez Saturday of the conference.
They are understood temporarily to
have increased the gravity of the ne
gotiations. The conference lasted two
hours. The initial meeting was be-
hind closed doors in the room Fran
cisco Villa used as his council cham
ber when he dominated northern Mex
leo. The second conference will be
held today in Ell Paso.
Generals Hugh L. Scott and Fred
erick Funston represented the United
States The Mexican conferees were
Gen. Alvaro Obregon. Mexican minis
ter of war, and Gen. Jacinto Trevino.
military commander of the northeast
district of Mexico. The progress Of
the negotiations was not divulged, but
from an authoritative source two
things were learned:
First, the Mexican representatives
reiterated the wish expressed in Gen.
Carranza's recent note to the Wash
ington government that the American
troops should be withdrawn from
Mexican soil at an early date.
Second. they were informed by the
American officials that the latter were
not empowered to discuss the with
drawal of Gen. Pershing's columns.
1t is understood the American rep
resentatives told the Mexican con-
ferees that II the de facto government
insisted on an American evacuation
the conference would go into a dead
lock and the whole matter would re-
vert to diplomatic discussion between
Washington and Mexico City.
The Mexicans further were in.
formed that the purpose Of the present
conference, SO far as the United
States is concerned. is the develop
ment of a specific plan for the coop
Grafton of the American and de facto
armies, in wiping out the bandit
groups that have spilled SO much
blood along the border and have re-
peatedly taken American life in the
interior of Mexico