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Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

lasts longer than that it will produce universal bankruptcy.
 Senator Chamberlain arraignment of the national guards activities was supported by Senators McCumber and Nelson, who called attention to tele- grams from national guard officials sent to many senators urging them to vote against the federal volunteer provision.
 If the national guard intends to come here politically and undertake to control legislation calculated to protect America against the world" said the oregon senator. I for one from now on support and favor the elimination of the national guards as a military factor in this country. They have been here and are here for this purpose
 Senator Nelson declared that he never before had seen such lobby ing as these outside influences have brought to bear to defeat certain sections of this bill
 Senator Sherman sought to intro- Guce a resolution to investigate charges of lobbying. Senator Cham heriain said he would favor it when brought up in the regular way. but would not permit it to delay consid- eration of the army bill
 Senator O'Gorman and Senator Chamberlain both predicted that in the end the country must come to universal military training to solve it's army problems. Both the militia and volunteer scheme were expert ments, Senator O'Gorman said. and should be tried as such.
 Senator Cummins called attention to telegrams from the Militia Train ing Camps association introduced by Senator Cha amEerlain today. urging that the volunteer provision be re- tained. He asked if these were not on similar plane with the mes sages from national guard officers to various senators.
 Senator Chamberlain disagreed.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
Teuton's Aeroplanes Busy

BERLIN, April D., (by wreelss to Tuckerton, N. JD-The Austro- Hun garian admiralty has issued the follow ing communication under date of April 1
 Replying to visit of Italian avia tors to Laibach, Adelsberg and Triest, an AustrO- Hungarian squadron of ten naval aerOplanes bombarded with de- structive success the railroad station, to gasometers. the docks and the bar racks of Ancona today. Several fires ensued. Counter attacks of two enemy aeroplanes with machine guns were easily repulsed.
 "One Austro- Hungarian aircraft was forced to land before the port by the fire of three aircraft batteries. An other aeroplane, piloted by Flying Mas ter Molnar landed at the side of the wreck, picked up the two inmates and completely destroyed the air craft. Molnar. in consequence of the rough sea was unable to rise again
 An enemy torpedo boat and two other ships sailed from the port in or der to capture the Austro- Hungarians, but were forced to withdraw by the bombs and machine fire of other Aus tro Hungarian aerOplanes. Finally two aeroplanes, piloted by Naval Cadet Vamos and d lieutenant were sent out ana rescused all four inmates of the damaged aeroplane and burned it.
 This action was carried out under the fire of the machine guns and bombs of two Italian hydroaeroplanes which flew at an altitude of only one hundred meters.
 The result of the attacks was two Austro Hungarian aerOplanes lost. All the other aeroplanes and all the avia = tors engaged in the attack returned safely.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
Owned in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-The Sacramento. formerly the German steamer Alexandria. was purchased after the beginning of the war by syndicate of San Francisco business men. Loaded with general supplies she left Sar Francisco in October 1914, ostensibly for Valparaiso.
 It was hown substantially that the vessel proceeded to Juan Fernanden- deZ Islands, off the coast of Chile. and there surrendered her cargo to ships of German squadron.
 The members of the syndicate then bought the Sacramento. A number of prominent business men charged with financing and otherwise aiding the alleged unneutral transaction. and others were indicted by the federal judge here and are now awaiting trial.
 The Sacramento is still at Valpar- also.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

ments on the Cacasus front it has been learned from private sources that the Russian armies beyOund ErZerum and in Persia are progressing swiftly and that the Turkish forces are offering only occasional resistence.
 It is evident that the Russian troops. advancing through Persia to the Meso- potamia frontier, have not yet met the main Turkish forces. These. consist ing of the Bagdad divisions, and rein forcements sent southward after the fall of Bitlis and Mush, are reported to be assembling in the Hankin pass and when the Russians reach this point they will be confronted no longer by mountain bands and remnants or brok- en and demoraliZed divisions. but will be full strength of the organized Turk ish army.
 Therefore, although an ultimate junction with the British forces is not doubted here, it is not supposed that this consumaton of the Russian plans will be easily reached
 The German forces have passed quickly to general offensive along the entire northern front in Russia. their attacks reaching the highest in- tensity in the Riga region, where the preliminary skirmishes have developed into a steady assault improved by the heavy artillery. The Germans. how ever, have been unable to gain terri tory by frontal attack against the strong Russian positions and now are attempting to flank the Riga positions From the southeast.
 From the other points on the front there is little to report except a con- tinuation of mining operations and aeroplane warfare.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
of the Seventh cavalry after thei engagements at that town.
 Looking at Diplomatic Aspects

WASHINGTON. April 5-m the absence of further news of fighting in Mexico between the American forces and Villa bandits, attention of officials here today centered upon diplomatic aspects of the punitive eX petition.
 Information of the war and state departments regarding use of the Mexican railways to ship supplies to General Pershing was conflicting. The war department had no reports indicating that Carranza authorities at Juarez had received orders to ac- cept shipments from Gen. Funston. Secretary Lansing at the state de- partment however. said he under stood such orders had been issued. MT. Lansing also said he thought the difficulty was physical, not political and was due largely to the disorgan ized condition of rolling stock and road bed of the Mexico Northwestern
 Some officials still were inclined to connect the delay in permitting use of the railroad with a desire on the part of CarranZa to see the Ameri can soldier back on their own ter ritOry. Already, it is understood, de- factO government officials on the border have made informal inquiries as to how much longer the eXpedi- tiOn will remain in Mexico and how much further southward it expects to penetrate. As legally the United States now is pursuing a hot trail' it would occasion no great surprise here if Carranza should suggest soon . that the trail had gotten ''cold. and question the propriety of the United States proceeding further.
 Immediate necessity for lengthen- ing General Pershing's lines of com to send telegraphic orders today for 108 more motor trucks and two gas oline tanks There already are six companies with 162 cars engaged in lines from Columbus. Secretary Bak- CT stated that he was perfectly sat isfied that under existing conditions and present campaign plans the motor service was adequate, without using the railroads.
 General Funston forwarded mes sage from General Pershing stating that the latter conferred Monday at Providencia with Colonel Dodd Prov idencia is about 30 miles north of Guerrero and only 20 miles beyond the southernmost end of motor com munication lines at NamiQuipa. off
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
MOYlE IS CHOSEN
 NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN

SALT LAKE CITY. April D. James II. Movie of Salt Lake was elected national committeeman, succeeding William R. Wallace, af- ter a lively contest in the demo- cratic state convention today. Moyle is a well known attorney, a former candidate for governor, and candidate for the United States senate against Senator Reed Smoot in 1914 The convention named sixteen delegates, with one half vote each to the national con- vention The delegates are in- structed for President Wilson and for a national prohibition plank in the platform.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

While he felt that every citizen had the right to appeal to congress, he said the national guard movement had assumed the proportions of a definite. organized propaganda
 The greatest danger of militarism there is in this Dill he said, lis in the political power We may be build ing up in the national guard. the power we have already seen and felt hare
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
Sacramento on Blacklist

LONDON, April 5.-The American steamer Sacramento, of San Fran cisco, which came into public notice early in the war, when the American government charged her with viola tion of neutrality laws in connection with the supplying of coal to German warships in the Pacific, is included in the latest blacklist of neutral vessels, issued by the admiralty Charterers are warned not to use this vessel or any of the other vessels mentioned in the blacklist. which it is charged are being operated with capital of SUD- jects at war with Great Britain or are engaged in unneutral service.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

President Wilson urged several senators who called at the White House today to speed up action on the army Dill. He was assured every thing possible was being done to hasten action. Senate Chamberlain aSaln gave notice that he would ob- lect to any effort to consider other matters from now on and would in slst on longer hours, if necessary. to get the measure through.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
FORD IN THE LEAD
Republican A. p. Leased Wire7

DETROIT, Mich, April 5.-Henry Ford's lead over United States Sen ator William Alden Smith was in creased materially by returns re ceived tonight for votes cast in Mon days Republican presidential prefer ence primary. Thirteen counties com plete and fifty three counties incom- plete give Ford 55.373 Smith 51,737; Ford's majority 3,637. Twelve coun- ties in the state have not yet re- ported a single precinct.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
Steamer Baus Sunk

HANRE April 5.-A German sub- marine has sunk the Norwegian steamer Baus. a vessel of 1,2S7 tons, in the English Channel Bour of the crew are missing. Fourteen others were saved
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
WAS IT SUICIDE? TRepubiican A. p. Leased Wire1

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Wilson P. GeNward, mead of the banking house of Heyward X Co. was found dead in his home here tonight with bullet in his brain. Receivers were named for his business on February 9.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

cials believe General Pershing is at the front of the advance lines and
 that the expedition is engaged Tn combing the country about Guerre- TO without proceeding in strength further to the south.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

the two regiments at the extreme front, be rushed to them at once.
 truck train under the command of Captain c. B. Drake. consisting of 27 trucks went to within seven miles of Guerrero, it's crew being the first Americans to meet the troopers
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

the house of commons yesterday. MT. Chamberlain declared that the ad- vance on Bagdad was undertaken on the advice of the commander in chief in Mesoptamia
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
On the Cacasus Front

PETROGRAD. April 5, (via London) Although there has been no recent official news concerning the develop
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

Hire little salesman at The Re. publican office.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-06
ACrisp, Delicious

ACriSp, Delicious Snack" for luncheon or after-the-theater, or any old time when the appetite craves''something different" is TRISCUIT, the Shredded Whole Wheat toast. Heat 1t in the oven to restore its crispness, then serve with butter, soft cheese or mar malades. As a toast for chafng dish cookery it is a rare delight. It is full of real nutriment.
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INFANTRY ON WESTERN FRONT
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BELIEVE VILLA
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ARMY BILL OF
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