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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
CANADIANS GAIN MILE OF TRENCHES
 IN BLOODY FIGHT
Charge Through Deadly Hail And Dig Germans Out With Bayonets And Hold All Ground Captured

LONDON, June 4.-Canadian troops in what the British official statement describes as a gallant and successful assault" southeast of Zillebeke, re captured a former British position ov' CT a front of more than 1900 yards Notwithstanding a severe smelling the Canadians retain the ground gained which is being consolidated. The text of the statement reads:
 At 10:30 in thesmorning the Cana. dian troops made gallant and sue cessful assault southeast of Zillebeke. Their objective was our old position in that neighborhood. all of which was captured on the frontal attack ex- tending from the southern portion of Sanctuary Wood to a point about 1000 yards north of Hill 60-a total front of over 1900 yards.
 ''In the course of the assault, heavy losses were inflicted on the enemy and three officers and 123 men were taken prisoners.
 Our troops were subjected to se- were shelling for several hours after gaining the position, but were well supported by our artillery and retain ed the ground gained, which is being concentrated Heavy bombardments by the enemy have continued during the day.
 "Attempts of the hostile infantry to counter attack were frustrated by our artillery fire.
 Last night our troops carried out successful raids northeast of Ypres and south of the Boois Grenier At the latter place. party of Australian troops forced the enemy's trenches, causing him a known loss of twelve killed and probably others, capturing several prisoners. Trench mortars were destroyed The raiding party suffered but little, the only casualty being one officer and one enlisted man being slightly wounded.
 There was less smelling than usual around SoUchez and the Loos salient" "
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
BULL MOOSE MEET
 TEDDY AND TALK
 OVER PARTY'S FATE
Conferees Want Rank And File Of Progressives To Mark Time Till June 26, Meeting Of Big Ones

NEW YORK, June l3.-Col. Theo dore Roosevelt, had a conference here tonight with Geo. w. Perkins. Cover nor Hiram Johnson. Oscar s. Straus and Chester H. Rowell of California 10 discuss the future course of the Progressive party His tentative re fusal of the presidential nomination and the advissbility of having some one else named in his stead as can didate by the national executive com mittee of the party were considered.
 Mir Roosevelt would not talk for publication on what took place at the conference. but MT. Perkins issued ihe following statement:
 All members of the Progressive party and it's organization as it re- mained at the close of the convention at Chicago are expected al the meet ing of the national committee which was called to be held in Chicago June 26. week from next Monday. This will be after the Democratic conven ton at St. Louis and the result of that convention will be known.
 Sufficient time will have elapsed after the Progressive. Republican and Democratic conventions to allow our committeeman in each states to learn in general way the sentiment in each state. The action which will then be taken by our committee. on June 26 should be awaited by Progressives as individuals and by the various local and state organizations. No action should be taken by individual Pro gressives or by the various organiza tions before the action of the national committee has been made public
 4ol and Mrs Roosevelt came to the c 4S today from Oyster Bay to meet { SfF soii,E Kermit and his wife. whe atp' returning from Panama on the United States Transport Fitzpatrick which is due at Quarantine tonight. hut which will not dock until tomor row.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
RUSSIANS ARE ST0RMING GATES
 OF CzERN0WITz
Capitulation Of Austrian City Momentarily Expected. Points Of High Strategical Value Taken

PETROGRAD. June 13-The re- ports of the occupation of Czernowitz,
 capital of Bukowina, by the Russians are still without confirmation. but af- ter the recent defeat of the Austrian
 General Pflanzer's army and the sue cessful Russian operations in the i'm
 mediate vicinity of Czernowitz. off
 cial news of the fall of the city is momentarily expected here.
 The Zale Zcszyky point of support, and one of the most important posi- tions on the Dneister line of fortifi- cations also comes within the zone now threatened by the extreme south ern flank of the Russian forces and surrounded as it now is by the ad- vancing Russians, it is in an equally critical situation.
 The two other most important sec tors of the front extending from the Pripet river to Rumania are the re gions south of Lutsk and north of ! Tarnopol. From the reports of the precipitate Austrian retreat from the former region it is inferred here that the Austrians were compelled to re- linquish their most important posi- ton on the Ikwa front-the Torgov- itza fertilization which is located at the junction of the Ikwa and Styr rivers.
 The occupied position is of the greatest strategic value. Here the same fate overlook the Austrians as at Mlynoff on the Ikwa east of TOT govitza Finding themselves the tar get for an intense artillery lombard ment from three sides the garrison fled. Around Tarnopol there has been the most furious and sustained fight ing of all. Upon the outcome of this engagement the safety of Lemberg de bends, and the Austrians are striving their utmost to prevent further Rus sian advances. Taking the initiative in the region of Gliadji and Vorobiev- ka they are launching continuous series of attacks and making consid- erable gains, but only to have the newly-carried positions wrested from
 them by the Russians in counter ar
 tacks.
 North of Lutsk the Austrians are known to be massing great reinforce
 ments but there seemingly is a tenn porary Hull in the fighting in this re zion. The only point on the entire ! front where the Austrians succeeded in pressing back the Russians is north Of BuczacZ. but the outcome of the
 struggle here has not yet been de cided and the Austrian gains have
 been offset by Russian progress else
 where around Bucsacz.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
TROOPERS ROUTE BIG BANDIT FORCE
Strongest Band In Chihuahua Scattered, Many Killed;
 Much Booty Taken

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June 13.- General Pershing's official report on the routing of the largest band Of Villistas in Chihuahua was received at headquarters latet onight. The re port says that detachment of the Thirteenth Cavalary in command of Captain Otto w.. Retherest. surprised band of 20 bandits about five miles northwest of Santa Clara on the morn ing of June 9. The report says several Mexicans were killed and some wounded and that the American troops captured two rifles. "A horses and 19 saddles.
 The dispatch also reported the cap ture of two MeXicans.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
aMEWoRNs BOUND OVER

: LAREDO, Tex, June 13 - Three sMeSicans. alleged members of the ban dit gang sEhich raided the T. A. Cole
 man Rancirs Sunday, were arraigned
 in a Justice court here today and
 bouhdlcoYer without bail to the grand Jury which 7cpnvenes Thursday. charg- sed with conspiracy and horse theft.
 The three men, Norberto Pezzot. Antonio Cueyas and Simon Soils, were scspturfdi by a sheriff's posse. after g ifight.at a railroad bridge. which they ito burn. near Webb, Texas, ;east of Laredo. Three Mexieans were killed in this fight " tl.e.i p np confessions sworn before District Attorney iyaAa the Mexicens' state there were only six men fhsthe band.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
DEMOCRAT PLANK OUGHT TO CATCH
 SUFFRACETTES
As Daniels Drafts It, Would Call Vote To Change Con- stitution. Is Not Yet En- dorsed, However.

ST. LOUIS, June IS. - Suffragist leaders tonight received for approval a tentative draft of suffrage plank in the Democratic platform drawn by Secretary Daniels and other leading Democrats.
 The plank declares unequivocally for the passage by Congress of suf- frage amendment to the constitution. Leaders of the Woman's Party imme- diately approved the form of the plank Their contention however. has been that Congress should pass the Susan E. Anthony amendment without fur ther delay and their leaders are ex pected to press for such action.
 The plank, it is believed, will be satisfactory to the National American Woman Suffrage Association, which has been contending only for an en' dorsement of suffrage in the platform
 The plank:
 "The Constitution provides that when any considerable number of peo pie desire to have an issue referred to the people the congress may sub init it to the legislators of the separ ate states for ratification.
 "Now there are more than four mil lion women voters in the country and the issue Las been ratified by the leg islative bodies of F separate states and as there is demand for equal suf frage among large number of citi- zens, we favor the passage by Con- gress of federal amendment to the constitution granting the right of sui frage to women, in order that separate states may by their action, say wheth- CT the amendment be adopted"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother 10 Doubt Pre- vents Daughter's Untimely Erd.

Ready, Ky.-"i was rot able 10 do anytlIing for nearly six months," writes Mrs. Laura Braicher, of this place, land was down ill bed for three months.
 cannot tell you how l suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles.
 Our family doctor told my husband he could not do me any good, and he had to give it up. We tried another doctor, out he did not help me.
 At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the wonaH'S ionic. l though. # was no use for was nearly dead and nothing seemed 10 do me any good. But took eleven bottles, and now am able to do all Of my work ard my own washing.
 think Cardui is the best medicine in inc world. My weight has increased, ard look inc picture of health. !"
 If you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui 'oday. Delay is dangerous. We know it will help you. for if has helped so many thousands of other weak women :n the past 50 years.
 Ali all druggists.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
FRESHIES OF INDIANA
 IINiNERSITN TO DRILL

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 13.- Compulsory military training for freshmen was decided upon today by the trustees of Indiana University. A government officer is to have charge of the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
BULL MOOSE SORE
 JOIN DEMOCRATS
Judge Etheridge Of Dallas, Tex, Pledges His Vote
 To President Wilson

DALLAS. Tex, June 13.-Judge A. M. Ethedridge of Dallas. a delegate to the National Progressive convention at Chicago. returned here tonight and in a statement renounced allegiance to the Progressive party, declaring his intention of supporting the national Democratic ticket as against Charles T. Hughes, Republican presidential nominee.
 Judge Ethedridge was Progressive candidate for governor of Texas in 1914.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
cORDOVA GETS K. O.

DENVER. June 15.-Joe Flynn of Denver tonight won over Benny Cor dpva, advertised as lightweight champion cf the south, by a knock ou in the eleventh of a scheduled 20round bout
 The fight up to the eleventh was shade in favor of Cordova.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
CANADIAN LIGHTWEIGHT RANE OuTCI ASSES

BUFFALO,s N AY,, June 113.-John' ny Kilbane of Cleveland. feather weight champion, met Johnny O'Leary lightweight champion, of Canada, in 10-round bout here tonight. Each weighed 1S0 pounds. Kilbane out classed the Canadian and nearly had him out in the fifth round and again in the eighth.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
RUSSIAN ARMIES PENETRATE GiL|GIA
Continued From Page one.)

Continued From Page One.) reports bombardments of Russian positions at many points while Berlin only records the defeat of the Russian cavalry brigade southeast of Jacob stadt and an increase in the Russian artillery fire in the region of Barnano- vichi
 The Canadians around Ypres have made a notable gain over the Ger mans, retaking from them southeast of Zillebeke, more than 1,5O0 yards of former British positions which the Germans captured recently. The re gained ground was held despite a vigorous shelling by the Germans.
 After driving their wedge farther ! into the French line northeast Of Verdun Monday, the Germans on Tuesday did not follow up their ad- vantage with infantry attacks. Only intermittents are taking place around Verdun.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14
Italians Recover.

In the Lagarina valley of the Austro' Italian theatre, the Italians have talk en by assault strong Austrian posi- tions and repulsed heavy counter at Jacks launched by the Austrians. On the Posina-Astico front the Austrians penetrated Molisini. but were later driven out, and in the Sugana valley they met with repulse with consider able losses. in an attempt to advance east of the MaZo torrent
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-14

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
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onbciolc. u minorc or til itorrc
Ntpitc I Sc ilcitc GiliUIoe.
On initemotiif Hototion % en-
9lpIinn @plQpIanter iom et SEQ ocri,
muo SET pGrc, ON Garminqcn fol
paa, Tom Sen bcr. Get er lileioo
ount al Ell Tornlcr at iorme pIonIcit
iom Al en- aicbmono at Aiore liuc
Snofiob OF iGIQc tine &orcr plan
lott. TormiuQ err G%orretninQ, 90 en-
TorretniuQ muo oriuc5 citcr bcitcmtc
FInncr 20 Nrincipcr.
- %co 0ll, at N}outono cr Ell Itor
Stat al llNitrUfniug oQioo? Gel,
Stotcrne NiorpIono, GeIonorc, Ncm
&criep, 9}cp 9orf, Connecticut,
Nhooc &5Iono, &crmont, Moaiofu-
ictta, Ncp Sompihirc % Moiuc fln-
Sc iaa NIo09 inocnior Montdun9
@rGnier. Moutono or - "ct 6rcm-
tioera 2onO".
Mon bar foIot @i5coniin ct
"Ganmarf / glnleritn". Ser or /
@icnncminit 9 aler for hper en- al
Stotcn@ 100000 Gorme, % Ser pro
oucere3 Meieriproouftcr ior omtrcnt
100 Wipliouer Collars ON Noret !
nGpnte Stat.
- Minuciota bar S52 Greon1c'
ric5, huorai oe fIclte eQcr GA err Cos
operative.
- Iorcncoe Stotcr5 SenieIlof no.
Qier ioa puo en- SIump 500 @iuio.
ucr Stpffcr % Qiucr line Gicrc ell
aorIiQ ¬NQt al ontrcnt 700 Wtil.
Iioner Collars.
Mclf cr bc0it Al aft, noor oct
er ON at giere at ino Ell Slot SONS
iii noe lin "6rugt" rigtig rigeIlgcn.
SfummetmeIf er qo6t nof Tor Soma.
Gernpit fonmcr "0icot Scrap".
- NoQcn bar reqnet 10 Tor mig,
at Ell cneitc GroiI pno et Ior5 Gio
Q1pr gtptte Tor ~ 2oudr@ peo al
iprinQe rlnot pou 5ormen % Goc
ifaoeIiQe I&nicftcr og llgrG9ire. &tfc
0rpb 0enne SiIgL Gutter,
- Set cr life iortioIiat MT at IGg.
0e @lancr Tor, bpcroon &oororbei0ct
ifal uoiere5.
- Gu 6urm, iom life fan iorbc.
0reS, mao ppre en- iorunoerIig iuIb.
fommen Tarm.
Snipicer sit 6retorn % Din
Tromoi5 MI ioog. 90 lie eitcr, ON
0u bar oct 6opeiro, on trGnger.
- 2pq an pou en- lioen, npttig
GioffenboUe ioar.
Npao CT Torfjclciic.