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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
10000 EASTERN GUARDS SENT
 ID TEXAS
Eagle Pass, Del Rio, And La redo Get Heavy Protection. Destination Of Vermont Troops Mystery
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NEW YORK, June 2S.-A telegram from Major General r inston fixing the destinations of troops rom states in the department of the east was trans mitted through the war department to Major General Leonard Wood late today. The message said:
 Request the following militia or ganizations be sent to the points in- dicated:
 All of Maryland, to Eagle Pass. Texas. all of Florida to Del Rio. Tex as: all of Maine and all of New Hampshire to Leredo. Texas: in formation as to the destination of the Vermont national guard will be sent later"
 General Wood announced that he would be able immediately to carry out General Funstcn's directions.
 General Wood expected to receive word ronight that a brigade of Penn sylvania infantry had started for the border. With the departure of the Pennsylvania brigade the number Of troops on their way to the border will be increased to approximately 10000.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
VON PkPEN MAKES C0UNTRYMkN GOAT
 IN BOMB PLOTTING
Captain Tauscher, Former Kaiser Officer, Repre'i>nt- ed As Tool Of Superiors In Crimes
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NEW YORK. June 2S-That Cap tain Hang Tauscher. former German army officer on trial here. charged with comDlicity in the alleged plot to blow up the Welland Canal in Septem Der. 1914. was made the innocent tool of Captain Franz von Papen, recalled German military attache, in the lat ter's foolish desire to serve his coun- try, was the gist of the defense out lined today by Tauscher's counsel. Herbert C. Smyth.
 It is expected Tauscher will go on the witness stand in his Own behalf when the trial is resumed tomorrow.
 Horst von GoltZ. the man whose confession Tauscher Wolf vOn lgel and others were indicted. was de- nounced by Tauscher's lawyers as a "despicable scoundrel."
 A number of character witnesses. among them several persons of Eng fish birth. testified in Tauscher's be half Robert Dorman. a photographer of Fl Paso. told of meeting von der Goltz at the Mexican border where the latter was acting as a spy for the Villa forces and was sentenced to he shot" The witness added that von der Goltz did not have good reputa- ton for veracity"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
SENATE AGREES WITH HOUSE IN
 ARMY DRAFT
Provisions For Families Of Guardsmen Federalized, Is Absent. Passage Is Ex- pected Today
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WASHINGTON, June 2S-An agree ment under which the army draft resolution will be put through without any provision for relief Of dependent families Of national guardsmen, draft ed into the federal service. was reached late today by House and Sen ate leaders. A conference report eliminating entirely the relief pIovi- sion on which the conferees had split was approved by the House without opposition just before adjournment tonight. and is expected to be ac- cepted by the Senate tomorrow.
 MT Hay announced he would in- troduce the appropriation section to- morrow as a separte bill.
 As finally agreed 10. the resolution authorizes the President to use as federal soldiers, all members of the national guard willing to take the required oath for federal service and permits consolidation of scattered and incomplete guards units.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
HACH|TA RAIDERS NOT SLAIN AS
 REPORTED
Bandits Who Murdered Rancher And Wife Escaped To Mexico, Say U. s. Of- hcers
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COLUMBUS, June 2S.-Military au- thorities here tonight announced they were convinced that earlier reports that six Mexicans believed to have been the murderers of the American Parker and his wife in the ranch house west of Hachita, had been cap tured and killed, were erroneous.
 Investigation indicated. it was stated. that the report probably was an outgrowth of a fistic encounter be- tween Americans and MeXicans aboard a train between Douglas and Hachita.
 Twenty-three Villistas, taken cap tive by General Pershing's command since it crossed the border. who for merly had been held at Namquipa, have been removed to point nearer the border for safe keeping according to reports from the field. It Is possi- ble they may be brought here where large stockade of barbed wire has been erected for the detention of pri- sOners.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
MEXICANS MOURN
 AT BIER OF GOMEZ
Body Of Carranza General Slain At Carrizal Buried
 At Saltillo
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MEXICO CITY, June 2S.-The body of General Felix Gomez. who was in command of the Mexicans in the bat tie with the American troops near CarriZal. was received with honQrs al Saltillo. a public manifestation of re- gret being held. lnterment was at Gomez Fares, his birthplace.
 Fl Centro Mexicano. a self styled "Americanist international associa- tion." commemorated today the nine tieth anniversary of the constitution of the Pan-American Congress con vened by Simon Bolivar in June, 1926. A certain importance is attached to this celebration in view of present America Mexican crisis.
 General Marcelo Careveo has arriv- ed al Chihuahua from the United States Notwithstanding that he is antagonistic to the present govern ment he has availed himself of the law of amnesty proclaimed by Carran- a and has offered his services to the country.
 Railroad traffic between Mexico City and Torreon, it is stated will he re-established at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
MEXICANS LOOT
 MORALES, SONORA
Silver Bullion Worth $25, ,OOO Stolen From Wells Far
 go. Embargo On
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MORALES. Ariz.. June 2S.- MeNi- can soldiers today footed numerous busiuess concerns and homes in No gales. Sonora. among other things a shipment of silver bullion. valued at s25. 5.OOO being taken from the offices of the Wells Fargo Co. express. A To- cal firm of bullion buyers made de mand upon the cOmmandant for the silver and were informed it had been sent to Magdalena.
 Attempts to ship automobile scces- sories and clothing. valued at SlOO.OOO across the frontier today failed when Charles T. Hardy. the United States collector of customs. ruled that they were military equipment. He refused also to pass gasoline upon similar grounds. However. tons Of food stuffs were hauled from local ware houses to freight cars in the Mexican yards. each wagon first being closely inspected for ammunition.
 Major Willard Newbill. of the In tied States quartermaster corps, ar rived here today and began the es. tablishment of quartermaster de- pot to supply troops ordered here.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
Train Leaving Chihuahua City Last Night With Troops Expected In Juarez Tonight TENSION BETWEEN
 COUNTRIES LESSENS Colored Troopers Rejoice At Deliverance; They Bring All Belongings Out With Them
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FL PASO. June 2S-President Will sons peremptOry demand on General CarranZa for the release of the Amer ican prisoners held in Chihuahua peni- tertiary met with compliance.
 Late this afternoon it was an nOunced from the commandment n Juarez that a message had been trans mitted over the Mexican telegraph wires which stated that the g ne- groes of the Tenth cavalry captured at Carrizal. with Lem H. Salisbury. Mormon scout. had been removed from their prison.
 The message added that the men. with their arms and accoutrements. under heavy guard. had been placed on Mexican Central train bound for Juarez where they are expected to ar rive tomorrow.
 The telegram conveying this news was addressed to General George Bell. Jr., commander of the El PasO base. It was signed by General sacintO Tre- vino commander of the Mexican mili- tary district of the northeast, whose headnuarters are at Chihuahua. Gen eral Bell. in keeping with his custom of maintaining close secrecy regarding all military developments, refused to say whether or not he had received the message. He said that all an nOuncements must come from General Funston at San Antonio.
 On receipt of word that General Funston had given out the contents of the message. he said that no escort would be sent to meet the prisoners in the morning. but that an officer would be delegated to take command of them and lead them to Fort Bliss.
 Think Tension Lessened.
 Mexican officials tonight were hap nv over the turn in events. They de clsred that this would mean lessen ing of the tension of the last few days. General Francisco Gonzales, JuareZ Commander and Andres Garcia. MeXi- can consul in Fl Paso. both declared themseIves optimistic of the future
 "This shows that we don't want war unless it is forced upon us. said MT. Garcia.
 If is expected that the arriving nrisoners will form a happy party. Accounts received al the border nave hoen to the effect that dusky troop CTS were gloomy lot on thelr way to Chihuahua. Only today dispatch from that city quoted one Of the pr's- oners as saying:
 Good. Old U. s. A
 If we ever get back to Gods couh try. we don't want Co leave there no more''
 Consul Garcia was trying tonight to get fuller details of the release anu the exact hour the troopers VIII di rive here.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
CENSORSHIP REIGNS.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-The war department. if was learned tonight. has issued orders to army officers 70 give out no information concerning the movement of troops to the MeXi- can border. II was said this action was necessary because the publica- ton of news here with respect to the movement of troops would afford the Mexicans ample time to concentrate their forces al points where the most important military operations might be begun by the Americans.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
TO AID GUARDS TO
 TAKE HoMEsTEADS
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WASHINGTON. June 2s-- Identi- cal bills providing that homesteaders called into the service with the na- tional guards shall not be considered as absent from the homesteads dur ing the period of such service were introduced today by Representative Sloan and Senator Walsh.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
INDIANA BULL MOOSE
 NETTLED BY T. R. FLOP
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INDIANAPOLIS. June 2S-The In diana Progressive state central com mittee this evening instructed Wm. H. Dye. national committeeman from Indiana. to communicate with the cen tral committees of other states and start a movement for calling another national convention of the party to name a presidential candidate.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
M V eovs PASS cHIcAeo.

CHICAGO. June 2S.-The first con tingent of eastern state troops which have been mustered into the Federal service for Mexico passed through here tonight on the Nickle Plate route en route to the border. lt was composed of the Fourteenth New York infantry which passed through in three trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
s: :; * < * * * * * * * * % ;. LONELY FUNERAL FOR
 RAIDERS VICTIMS
ire. cent Wil..c1 and Secretary Bal

HACHITA. x. M.. June 2S.- The bodies of Wm. Parker and his bride of five months. mur- dered by Mexican bandits in a raid on their ranch southwest of here yesterday. were buried in the little cemetery here to- day. The mourners were large ly women. practically the en- tire male population of the town being members of the posses searching for traces of the marauders.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
GUARD MOVEMENTS
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-Orders were received at headquarters tonight for the Second and Fifth regiments of infantry. California national guard. a battalion of field artiller wand squad ron of cavalry, N. G. C.. all in camp at Sacramento. Cal, to proceed at once to Nogales. Arizona. This is the first troop movement Of California guards since President Wilson issued his call on June IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
LONGsHoREMAN STRIKE
 FILLED WITH VIOLENCE
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-viol- 'ence marked the progress today of the general Pacific Coast strike of longshoremen. In Seattle picket was stabbed and shots were fired in clashes between strikebreakers and strike sympathizers. In San Fran cisco the efforts of strikers to pre- vent strikebreakers from working re suited in near riot Bricks were thrown and guns Flashed before the Uolice- arrived.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
AERO RESERVE FORMED.

CHICAGO. June 2S.-Organization of the United States central aviation reserve was started here today by the formation of the first squadron of three companies through election of captains for each company by officers of the Aero Club of Illinois
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
ILLINOIS EN ROUTE.

CHICAGO. June 2S.-The quarter masters department, central depart ment. said that the First Illinois in fantry. which entrained at Springfield for San Antonio tonight. wa ssched- uled to arrive at its destination Sat urday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
MoRE lLLlNoIs COMING.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. June 2S,-The First infantry regiment of the Illinois national guard. 1900 strong. and fair ly we'll equipped for field service. left Camp Dunne tonight for service on the Mexican border.
 This contingent will be followed to- morrow by the Second infantry aud tomorrow night by the rhUd and the complete staff Of the First brigade,
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<: ;s ;s * x % # ss * l CONVICTION AFFIRMED

TOMBSTONE. June 2S. (Spe- ciaD-The Supreme Court of Arizona yesterday affirmed the judgement of the lower court in the appeal of Pablo Ramirez
 Ramirez was convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced from ten years to life in the state penitentia- ry. Ramirez, with a Mexican by the name of MaldonadO. killed Walter Brooks in Bisbee one year ago tomorrow morn ing. The latter has not been tried.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
JAPANESE FLEET NOT IN MEXICAN
 COAST WATERS
Pacific Cruisers Search In Vain For Ships Of Mikado Runored Near. Ochara Gets Amnesty
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WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Admiral Winslow reported late today that his fleet had made a complete survey of the Mexican west coast and had found no trace of Japanese warships. whose presence had been rumored. The admiral forwarded an unconfirm- ed report that a Villa leader named Ochara had been granted amnesty and command as a general in the Carran- "a army.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
S. D. HAS 1000 MEN.

CAMP HAGMAN, RedfieIds. $. D.. June 2S-With 1106 men and a off cers accepted the Fourth regiment at Camp Hagman is in readiness to be mustered into the federal service
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
oREeoNs GO SOUTH.

CAMP WITHYCOMBE. Ore. June 2S-A special rain carrying the Sec ond battalion. Third infantry. Oregon national guard left here tonight for Fort Rosecrans. San Diego. Califor- nia
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29

NEW YORK CITY Average price of cop per for week ending June 21, 26.71.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-29
acnnd Old u. S. A."

If we ever get back to Gods eoun ,rv we don't want Co leave there no more
 Consul Garcia was trying tonight to get fuller details of the release anu the exact hour the troopers Will ar rive here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-18

why Dick allowed me 10 come into
his life. Forgive me II say tina,
you. with your big brain. may have
tired him.
Margie, II is absolutely true no
woman can be all things To any one
man. All YOU can do. whether you
are married to him or not. IL to
choose what you will be to him. for
any woman can be different things
TO different men. We learn that
early in the game. This IL what
the other woman has learned.
Msrgie. and | am passing It on TO
you. Perhaps II In too late TO give
you any happiness with Dick, for let
mo tell you something. Margie
Waverly. II you say TO yourself as
YOU said TO me In your last letter.
tlat you do not know that under any
circumstances you would do as |
have done. say to you that you
have never loved as you can love. ]
hope you will come 10 love Dick
that way, for the worst | could wish
you In that you might come 10 love
some other man that way
I am sending your check back
cannot take your money. Yes.
know Il seems strange that a WON
an who could take your husband
with little conjunction should have
scruples about taking your money.
The only explanation that ! can give
for II IN that we are tonight To care
more for conventions than We do for
morals.
Goodbye. dear woman. goodbye,
best OF all women have ever
known. and want you TO know that
| have paid and will pay to the last
hour OF my life. The tragedy OF II
Is that you are paying. too.
Just now | think that the game Is
not worth the candle. for no woman
can wound her own self-respect and
expect that she will not at least
bear scars on her character.
That il the difference. Margie.
between n man and a woman. and |
am hoping that Fate will be better
TO You than she has been 10 me. for
| have found that II is mach better
never TO have known great love
than to have loved not wisely, but
too we'll.
You. altho you do not think 40 q
present, are happier than l. And
that you will be always In tho heart.
felt wish Of
ELEANOR FAIRLow.
ITO De Contlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-18
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits AnyoneWho
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inslde bath, before
breakfast helps US look and
feel clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and vivacious merry
bright. alert "a good. clear skin
and n natural. rosy. healthy com.
pleXion are assured only by pure
blood II only every man and won.
an could be Induced to adopt the
morning inside bath. wha, graft.
tying change would take place. In.
stead OF tho thousands OF sickly.
manufacturing men. women and
girls. with pasty or muddy com.
plexions: instead OF the multitudes
OF nerve wrecks" 'rundowns. '
brain flags" and pesslmlsts. we
should see yirile. optimistic
throng OF rosy-cheeked people ey-
erywhero
An inside bath IL had by drinking
each morning. before breakfast. a
glass OF real hot water with n tea.
spoonful of limestone phosphate In
II Ia wash from the stomach, liver.
kidneys and ten yards OF bowels
the previous days indigestible
waste. sour lamentations and poi.
sons. thus cleansing. Eweetening
and frc8hening the entire aliment-
airy canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Those subject TO sick headache.
billousness. nasty breath. rheuma-
tism. colds, and particularly those
who have pallid. sallow com
plexion and who are constlpated
very often. are urged TO obtain a
quarter pound OF limestone phos-
phate at the drug store which will
cost but trlfle. but Is sufficient
to demonstrate the quick and re-
markable change I'm both health
and appearance, awaiting those
who practice internal sanitation.
We must remember that Inside
cleanliness is more important than
outside. because the skin does not
absorb impurities To contaminate
the blood while the pores In the
thirty feet OF bowels do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-18
glEANoR's SECOND LETTER

Oh. my dear. my dear. your letter
breaks my heart. and ! am xoing TO
tell you that what hur, me most IL
that Dick turned my lettcr-my let
ter In which showed him my very
soul--over to you who. had you not
been the extraordinary woman that
you are. would not have under.
stood IL.
can not help thinking. MarEic.
that you are . bigger woman than /.
know that had been Dick Waiver.
ly's wife and you IN my place !
would have never forgiven you. I
confess don't understand you.
quite.
Perhaps II II as ron say, that you
don't love Dick any more. Have you
never loved him. You can never
have known that fierce primitive
love that would brook no interior.
ence with your man. Are YOU that
feminist typo that wants to be a
friend as well as a sweetheart to the
man you lover
Let me tell you something. Mar.
gle. something | am sure you have
never learned. something. perhaps.
that women Of your type will never
learn. No man wants TO be friend
to the woman he loves. He can
never mix friendship with lovers
vows Emotional stress and pla.
tonics are as far apart as the poles
In a mans mind. Perhaps that II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-18
Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Will
Increase Strength of Delicate
People 10000 in Ten Days

lot. Of ordin.ry nuss,sd iron tire. times
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~ho yer. atiins ell tho tint. aoutl. and
even triple their stFsnsth and snduFsncs
ana entirely set rid % their symptoms Of
dyspepsia. liver ana other troubles. In
from 10 90 ~ days time. simply ~ taking
iron IN the proper form. and this after
thsy had. In some easss been ssetoftuE
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-18

II usssy Instances p<rseas ssse
Suffered astoia ss.sy for year, doe
tertsg for sersous weakness. sse~-
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other siim~ss. ~h~s sh~ts reel treu-
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pr " Saver. specialist Of this city. ssid
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on all peoyis -he ar. ~. ysa ~oale prob
ahiy ss Grsstly astonlsh~d at the saeesd-
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lack % iron. To. nsnsn. irsa 10 supplied
ali thslr uaititud. 81 dangerous srrne-
terns sis.Ppssr wi,host iron the blood
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tats usins Tissue. ana th-Fsrors no,hlns
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the str.nsth cut % ~ Your feed merely
Yass~s thFegsa rosr system biks cora
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part tat the mill cant grind As re-
suls % this continuous blcsa ana hsrts
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.nsa. nervous and eli ran as~n ard fr.-
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one 10 toe tina another 10 burdsnsf Nth
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