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Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE COUNTY OF COcHISE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Augustus Whiting, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed Execuuix of the Estate of Au- gustus Whiting, deceased, to the cred itors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within four (D months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executrix at office of Alexander Mur- ". Attorney at Law. Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the trans action of the business of said estate, in said County Of Cochise
 MARY LINCOLN WHITING,
 Executrix of the Estate of
 Augustus Whiting, deceased. Dated this 18th day of February. 1916. First Publication Feb. 25, 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25

nave been merely the weakness of the batters who were out of practice, last Sabbath. Anyway. he showed some indications of having worked on the hill before.
 A lot of local boys will be out for Gallagher. Jef'ories will be at the first corner and the old favorite. Boat. at second. The high school idol. Kris5aum. will work at short. Mil lard out in left isn't a local boy Che halls from Long Beach, Cal.) but fans should watch him as he looks like a good bet.
 Here's Gallagher's lineup: Adams 2. Sanders p. Jeffories 1b, Boat 2b. King ss. Cowan 3b. Willard If. Woods cf. Gregory If. Carmen, utility.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
DOCTOR SAVES 4
 BLACKSMITH

Some time ago I was taken with Kidney trouble which caused me to give up my work as blacksmith. lost my appetite and could not sleep, from the dreadful pains that would come over me. from my kidneys. I was treated by a physician for about three months. He could not help me so finally he prescribed Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root I started taking same and before I had finished taking the first bottle I began to eat and sleep better than had in a long time continued to take same until I was entirely cured and took on consider able weight.
 am now back working at my trade again and never felt better in my life | appreciate what Swamp-ROot has done for me and will recommend it to anyone who suffers with their kid news. When physicians fail to give relief and then prescribe Swamp Root. they sure know of it's merits I am,
 Very truly yours.
 z. A. HALE. State Of New York }
 ss County Of Monroe )
 s. A. Hale. of Henrietta. N ". be- ing duly sworn deposes and says that he is the person who wrote the fore going testimonial letter to Dr. Kilmer e O.. and knows the facts stated therein 10 he true.
 Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 2Oth day of July. 1909.
 MORRIS T. GRIFFIN.
 Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
REASONS WHY PRINT
 WORK IS MORE DEAR
Chemicals, Making Up the Body of Papers and Other Printers Products Are Very Costly.

When the customer rolls his eyes and gasps after you tell him that en- velopes. formerly S5 per thousand. are now S5.25 and letterheads, ditto, and begins to talk about sending to Blank. Book X Go. at Maitou, where he can get them cheaper. he hasn't received Blanks latters quotation. The print ing business IS not the easiest game in the world and with the present un- settled conditions of world politics causing a regular sliding scale of prices on paper and maternal, and the slide going only one way-up-it is apropos to quote a few figures from the paper manufacturer. Not because he sets the price at which the printer sells his product-he can give it away if he wants to-but he sets the price the distributor pays for it, dis counts have been forgotten and c. O. D's are quite well known.
 In a circular dated February 21, after several price lists had been an uhilNu anu OlntAS SubNAiNultU III Nht past three months. the manufacturers explain why your paper cost you more" You won't need a pencil:
 Bleached sulphite (woOd fibre) was s2.65 cwt.. now S5.5O cwt.
 Bleaching powder was 1 1-4c lb., now 13c and unobtainable.
 Soda ash was 65c cwt.. now 1-2e lb. unobtainable.
 Resin was S3.75 bbl.. now s6.5O bbl.
 Satin white (coated paper) was 5c lb.. now 9c lb,
 Casein was 1-2c lb.. now 2Occ to soc ID.
 Alum was 1c lb.. now Sc lb.
 Aniline colors was 4Oc lb.. now s2O lb. and up.
 And other items as bad. Further the chemical manufacturers will not make contracts at any price. These conditions will apply until imports are again resumed or domestic supply de veloped.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
EMPHASIZES TRIALS

ROCKLAND, Me, Feb. 24.-The su- perdreadnaught Pennsylvania, racing on a measured course of Owls Head in it's standardization trials, was caught in a snoWstorm which obscured the range marks and forced a suspen- sion Of the trials. Twelve runs had been made from ten to seventeen knots tefore the snow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
HARBoR BILL APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The River and Hartor bill apDropriating a little less than forty millions was brought into the House approved by mapori- ty of the committee. A minority re port accompanied it which character izcd it san enormous waste of pub lie funds. economically bad and legis- latively indefensible."
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
Letter to Dr.. kilmer & Co.,. Binghamton, N. Y.

Prove What s,yanp-Root Win Do
 Fer You.
 Send ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Go. Binehamton, ". Y. for @ sample size bottle It will convince anyone You will also receive a booklet Of valuable iuforuation telling about ;tr kidneys and bladier When writing. he sure and mention .Nc Bisbee Daily Review. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
 (Advertisement.)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
OFFICERS COMMEND PLAN

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24.-Army officers at the Presidio commended fbe plan to organize civilian automo- bile corps to transport troops rapidly in time of war. II is announced that maneuvers will be arranged as soon az the first units of the corps IS form ad
Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25

A neverceasing conflict is going on between the forces of good and evil. each struggling for the mastery over the souls of men. and the fight is on today in the lives of each one of us.
The evening world., 1916-07-29
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The evening world., 1916-07-29
KAISER APPROVED
fRYATTDECUT|ON,
HOLLAND REPORTS
Senien,e Imposed Upon Brit.
ish Merchant Ship Captain
Upheld by General staff.
ENGI AND IS HORRIrlED.
Newspapers Denounce the Tx.
ecliiion-I3erlIn Defends II
as Lawful Military Act.

fOsDOs, July ., According 20 a
report from hass,rioh,. iioilsnd. foT.
vsrdsd by the Hague correspondent
of the Eschanss Telegraph com-
pasy. the question of Capt Fryatt's
sseeution Vas discusssd 81 the Inn
pssisi German iixadauar'srs IN reply
% . telegram from the DUKE ~
Wuerttsmi,srs announcing the ssn.
tssee asd sskins for its confirmation.
This vas tslssraphed immediately ny
the War Council. which included Em-
pssos william and Gen Won vsiksn-
hayn and other stan ofsioers. all ~
whom are said 10 have been In agree
ment on the Justice of the sentence.
Tho British public and press to-day
searched its dictionaries for words %
i,vectivs with which 10 brand DER
msny's execution Of Capt. Frya,..
Universal horror was sxpressed. but
the press was almost unanimous In
consedins the ussisssnsss Of re-
prisais In kind.
II wac suggested that Great britain
ahould not ENTER . contest In In
humanity" The most general agree
msnt on punishment which should
be metsd out 20 Germany for esscu-
tion Of . sea captain who merely
tried 10 protect his own vessel by
rammiAs . submarine. was that the
late Hafi kitchsnsr's scheme OF for
bidding German naturalization In
England and stopping all German
British business intercourse for Q
rsnssation after the close Of the war.
bo adopted. 4 further scheme Of 70.
taiiation was suggested In the I'm.
pounding Of all German property In
EaslsAd until the end OF the war.
"Atrocious." "hsinous." "barbar.
ous." "dsviish." "butchery." "das.
tardiy infsmy." "coldbloodsd mur.
der" ''crusi travesty on the Law and
tradition" calculated fsrocity."
"mcAt brutal outrage Of the war"
we're some OF the phrases employed
BERLIN. July M.-Ths execution
Of Capt. Charles Fryatt. after . trial
by court. martial. for attempting to
ram \ German submarine. denotes
new phase In the controversy over
the sea rights OF merchantmen.
The German Government prise reg.
ulations issued before the beginning Of
tho war adopted the principle that
were not entitled 10
commit acts OF war. and Il threatened
TO treat ~ pirates those Attempting
% 20 DO.
The execution OF Capt. Fryatt. Cor.
man ofhcisls contend, 10 In accord
with that principle. which. according
10 the German view. merely extends
to sea warfare the principles already
controlling franc-tircur activity on
land.
II 70 hoped In oflicial circles here
that this case will lead to q definite
clearing up Of the question OF NOR
chantmen acting at intermittent
times aa war vessels.
The evening world., 1916-07-29
new BRITISH HoMORS
FOR \. ". THORNTON
American, Who Is Head of Great
Eastern Railway, Now a
Lieutenant Colonel.

A cabi,grnm from London to-day
announces the appointment Of u. W.
Thornton. tho American general
Manager ~ tho Great Eastern RAFT
way. 70 la Honorary Lieutenant
Colonel of the Engineer and Hallway
Stan Corps tTerritorialD.
This appointment In tho latest Of
a series of honors paid to Henry
Worth Thornton since no left his
job as superintendent OF tho Long
Island Railroad In January. 1914. To
20 to England and run the Great
Eastern road. Six months after his
arrival he was appointed n member
of the executive committee OF rail-
way managers. which advises tho
Government In all matters about
moving troops and supplies by rail.
Mr.. Thornton was born at LoEans-
port. Ind. In 1871. lie was graduated
from tho University OF Pennsylvania
In 1884 with tho degree OF Doctor of
Science. lie went into the employ
OF the ePnnsyivania system and his
fiso was rapid.
The evening world., 1916-07-29
l33 M Of HEAT
N MlOOlE WEST;
BIC CROP DAMAGE
Torid Wave SIN Spreading
Death and Ruin IN Wiz Sec.
ton. With Chicago Centre.

riiICADo. Julv ss.-Te. aAy fesst
chioaso ssd ,hs, s~e,,os .~s secs ne
Rocky aud An.shsny Mosn,airs s,iii
sscitsfihs from heat Thsro
yes no drop in THE msscury ss1
Weather bureau prssicstoas wese
that the ho, spell would oea,isvs ~.
iii Monday and possibly all ssss
week a total VI iss dead snd ssse
srsl hundred prosi rated vas the tol(
taken w the beat ~ fsS In ~
section.
ttrst reports of serious damage
from the toSsid wAys throughout the
crop distriot Of Illinois came pouring
IN to-day. uaissburs has been with
est rain for tar.y zone consecutive
days. Reports Of corn firing came
from tho Kansas aud Nebraska corn
belt and similar Information indioAt.
ed that the Iowa corn fields have be-
gun to wilt under the sissiins sun
Ahd drought.
Reports OF cool breesss DEVELOPING
In the far Northwest were made bH
the weather forecas,er to-day. Hope
was held that IL may develop sutft-
cient strength 10 blow the heat ovt
of tho Middle West.
Tue mercury In Chicago was down
10 " ~ = o'clock this morning. IL
then started an upward climb. Cat
caso's death toll between midnight
yesterday and noon to-day was 81.
Thirty-six Deaths were reported
outside OF Chicago.
WASHINGTON. July 2S.--Continu.
alton OF the excessive heat now over.
snrendlnH tha centrai nm RI ~ fhs coun
try until tomorrow and It's extension
TO tho North Atlantic Coast States
was forecast to-day by the Weather
bureau. The Hudson Hay High"
which brought some relief throughout
the northeastern part Of the country,
is losing Its force before the torrid
wave from tho West, and tcmpera.
lures will rise throughout the East to-
night and Sunday.
The evening world., 1916-07-29
FEAR Of SPIES
BOTHERS THE CREW
Of DEUTSCHLAND
All Are Alert for Action by Brit.
ish Ships and Other Sus-
poets in HarbOr.

BALTIMORE. July ss-Fear OF spIss
had grown 10 an obscssion with cer-
tain members of tho German subsea
freiEhter Deutschland to-day. With
two additional British tramp vessels
In tho harbor for cargo. and tho Brit
isher Ardgyfe making no move to
load. the Deutschland watchers de.
vcloped an unusual ncrvousn,Ss
Even trivial things worried them.
An expedition from their tug. tho
Timmins, for instance, made a hur.
ried trip TO the long private picr to
which press tugs are tied. after dis
covering that n private telephone line
had been installed yherc. Tho nows.
paper mon saw to Il that no step was
taken to remove the wires. for many
know that German influence had been
operating along tho waterfront for
several days TO clear away newspaper
men and prevent them obtaining
boats.
The sailing time for tho Deutsch- =
land Is st,li an unsolved--an Appar-
entity unsolvable--mystery, All the
talk is that she is going out within a
few days. but the truth In not In the
rumor mongers that swarm the Haiti
more waterfront
Indications with the Deutschland
promoters are that they are not un :
duly alarmed about the fate Of the
Deutsohlands sister ship. the HIRE i
men. although they viii be II abe does
not appear In the next few days.
The evening world., 1916-07-29

0uastemastsr De Tsrilns attached
. German machine which was ay.
Ing over Chalons. The French
ptlot had Just opened firs when
the machine gun jAmmed. The
enemy was In full night.
Two ot our machines saw D~
tcrline swoop upon his adversary
~ full speed. crash into him and
iau with him 10 the ground. The
French pilot and two German air.
men foil within our itnes. De Ter
line had already brought down
Two enemy machines and had iuat
received the military cross,
In the region OF Amisns our
pursuing aeroplanes fought thirty
fcur battles. In the courss ~
which nve enemy machines vers
forced to land IN a damax xed con.
oition, 4 sixth German aero
plane was brought down betwesn
Chalons ana Roye.
On tho niGht OF July N mn,
bombarding squadrons carried
ont a number OF operations. In
all so1 shells were dropped on
blvouncs. depots ana railway sta-
uons ON the cnemy's front"
The evening world., 1916-07-29
GERMAN ATTACKS REPULSED
ON The SONdNE and AT VERDUN

strong enemy detachments which
attempted TO reach our iines west
OF Vermsndovillers were rspulsed
by rine ire.
''On the left bank Of the Msuse
Vsrdun 'front.' q German attack
upon our positions on HIN so<
broks down under our f,rs. On
the right bank. two uermAn at
tacks during the nigh. against q
rcdoubt In the oravlns south Of
tisury involved serious lossss to
the enemy.
"Ou: troops, continuing opsra.
tions. carried portions OF several
uenopss north of ChApeiis aainte
Fine and In the region Of the
Th'aumont work. whers We can.
Sursd one machine gun.
The Artillery duel 10 stiil iiveiv
IN tho sectors OF the rumin ana
Chenois Woods"
The evening world., 1916-07-29
STATE TO OPEN BEACHES;
WOODBURY. ORDERS INQUIRY
Move to Reclaim Public's Rights
Follows Mitchel's Request
for Action.

ALBANY. July 2s.-Attorncy Gen.
erai Woodbury. to-day designated
Deputy Attorney General Leonard
j. Obcrmeier. In charge OF the New
York once OF the Attorney Gen.
erals department. to begin an In
vestiEation as TO the extent Concv
Island and other beaches are OBJ.
structcd by resort owners. Court
action will follow.
The Attorney General has taken
this step after a request made by the
Mayor that the obstruct!ons on Sfo
various beaches be removed. Title
to the land Is vested IN the state
according to n recent decision OF
the Court Of Appeals,
The evening world., 1916-07-29

PARIS. July S.-rwo strong Ger
uaa detachmsnts whioh attempted
% reach the French lines At q point
West OF vermandoviiiers. on tho
semms 'front.' yesterday were re-
pulsed. It was officaaliy announced by
~ French War Department to-day.
II tho region of the French fortress
81 verdun two German attacks on
. redoubt In tho ravinc. south Of
vseury. were checked. The French.
The cihcial statement says. made soms
Dsogress In the region OF Thiaumont.
In The sector d he yumla and
cAenoim Woods an artillery duel
uoatinues
Following 10 the tsxt Of tho French
Va, Onics report;
ION the somms front. two
The evening world., 1916-07-29

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- sks sls,sssi q Mos "a 80
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~ sssst~f -sstses ~ ow oru
nDn1oa ssflsmsa fhs saemy flsa
= 1ssssss. sks~ss.s svss ss,as
80 sssssses-~-
o9slsn. ysiy % to s.yvsis ss's
|DGa) s~-fs11ssin 10 the tst a ts
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~ - tss sssssvp frsn,
Asa, srssp u v,sl1 hssshsi
- bfina~st ara -osrmsn ssrs.
D1a1fs Rtsrsi finrs successfully
G11orksf . h.sslis usneSst uain
o|11& srpoQs or. si-o trsmtsfd~t
gu1lrual ssssssishmsass
Army srssp a isinos fsopsid
- nassra TIE snssfsments On
~ ffsnt ef ekfobssa Nyssas 60
W. sssi - oofofis1hs Which zee
oGg1aD morning we're attn 10 pFos.
~. have now hssn asef1sd csm-
p1sfsi, in fasof of the osfmass
~Army sroup ~ Gen. vea Ian.
oasen-Ths husssans sstssAsS
<asif sitaess ysstssday " vsisss
The evening world., 1916-07-29
BRITISH INSIST ON
EXCLUDING new WORKERS
U. S. Ambassador Told That
Thomas H. Kelly, His Wife and
Joseph Smith Must Sail Monday.

WASHINGTON. July ?s.--American
Ambassador Page at London to-day
cabled the State Department that
Great Britain insists upon excluding
from England and Ireland Thomas
Hughes Kelly Of Now York, treas
urcr OF the Irish Relief Fund: his as
ststant. Joseph smith. and Mrs. Kelly.
They will leave England Monday on
the American liner Philadelphia.
Ambassador Page has been Informed
by the Foreign Office that the decision
TO exclude the three Americans was
irrevocable. No reasons for exclusion
OF the Irish relief workers was given
by Ambassador Page. who said that
during their detention at Liverpool
the british authorities had permitted
them to remain at hotel without be-
ing actually imprisoned.
Despite the apparently Anal deoiaion
state Department officials to-day
still hoped the exclusion order might
be modified. Additional representa-
tiona In behalf Of the Americans were
sent yesterday by tho State Depart
ment and also by the British Em-
bassy.
The evening world., 1916-07-29
z HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH,

\ crash between two northbound Sec
ond Avenue cara AT the corner a. Fifty.
sixth street ana Second Avenue to-day
threw a number OF Passengers To the
floor ana two mon wer, injured.
Frcioraek Fuchs of NO 5as East
of the head and u fracture OF the riGht
arm. julius Hsmburssr Of No, II
Woolsey street. Astoria, L. l., received
cuts seou, the face ard was suffering
from shock. \ number of Windows iH
both cars were borksn. Traffic was
blocked fvr twsaty miautsa
The evening world., 1916-07-29
uAIC REPORTS new SUCCESSES:
DaITlSnDRIvESF FAIL, SAYSBERLlN
Only Point Upon Which There Is No Conflict
In Reports Are Statements That Fighting
Everywhere ID Desperate.

Chief smbeiiished his brief statssNsnt
Of to-day with such terms as 'hand
90 hand struggles continuing without
in,ernission." violent opposition" ny
the Germans and desperate enemy
sttempts."
Just north Of i.onsusvai. ~ Dsivilie
Wood. British positions are under In
tense pressure from tho German iincs.
How saaxuinsry this fighting along
the line from Thsepvsi 10 I.onsuevai
has been was confirmed tn HaiE's
opanIon that two or three German
regfments-prersmabiv tho Brsnden-
onrsers-wers annihilatcd In Delvilie
Woods.
BERLIN. July 2s.--'strong British
attacks In the region Of Posisrss
failed" the War offioo statement as
serted to-day.
The text Of the offiolai statement
stvsn out at army hsadquartsrs to-
day says;
I'm the 0omms district there
was lively artillery fighting. In
the Posieres sector strong Enxiiah
attacks failed. North Of The RIVER
eommc attempts made by che en-.
emy 10 attack were suppressed by
our fire.
''in tho Neuss district sAass was
no infantry activity.
"British fire directed on French
communes caused ioasea among
the civilian population and did
material. but no military. dam
a9e.
"A hostile asroplans was shot
down by full hits from our anti
aircraft guns. II fell near Rolin-
court"
The evening world., 1916-07-29
s10,000,0O0 OIL LANDS
60 TO Government

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2s.-Judxe
BENJAMIN +, Rledsoe OF the United
States District Court awarded 10 tho
United States Government to-day
utie TO i6o acres OF Kern County oil
lnhd' valued at 10000 900 and known
~ 'ne MeCu'ehen Section. In the
uo,eIh,heha ouste' sui, brought
1909. N'"N' W
The evening world., 1916-07-29

, LONDON. July ~ nsttish troops
yesterday made progress te the north
an1 novtkeast cs posisres and nsas
ntehwood, u was os,cialiy announced
oo-lay. Osa. eis Douglas HsiS also
poosstsd that two dsspsvsts German
eooassr-attsehs asaloss Ds,vills
Wed we're pssu,ssA.
sTAsr, n abundant sv,denos." said
a. nsas. .vhat the ,ossss vs IN.
G1e1eA Aurins tAs ,.ss fsv, Asvs has
- sxtr,m.iv severs. part,culsrly
se,..A r,s,vl,,s WaoA. ,vhsrs svo ar
The evening world., 1916-07-29

a. ths stsl Eol srtas go a 90
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fns sfsess -sfs fssuls Ins
sfisftIIs iussss ssfs fsff hraFg
ktsal eat.af - ufisf slssss -
fhs riash hff ffnnf siff fslIsI
kefthwssi af isafass ifs 90
~<as. sstsf sstsfal si.sftlfs 81
tafka sucr asds-d 70 sntHfins auf
hnss nsaf Tflsfgn. shlrh fsasad
~ a. slss ~ the lines ehish 90
eauspisa i~gpna ths fiitef stas.
I'D We~i = i.utss q ftsssiss
sstses sss siopi.sa 10 nut eoaa.
zee stssess hssf ksinitcss east
~ 0orefhov, fhs enemy sss 20.
esl~ea a fta.sss ssfapiaas ess
shui auEn sssth q tsrssts 10 sn
serial enfasemsnf
Army sifosp - Dsa cssst sea
nothmsf Repeated Itsssisn o..
tsfss in fhs distFtri mort hsssf sna
rsuthessi a Asnastsfsy ssa tfoss
tgsa piih great snemy los~s'
ftbsfsDN. Juiy o. a Tsfkisa ssm
estimated ~ fe.oas strong V so'
es the ifsa0susl
plains Zoe ,hs As'ens. - uunSsfy
,aps . dsspsses 20 the Esehsnss fsls
lrsgh compssy from isusssns
TIE despatch sAds ire, ,hs a Aussral
kSnpsrOf has Goos se fsaasesss. Whss
|stsass ssSissmsst p'sssiis
The evening world., 1916-07-29
WALL STREET

Market remained duh. and price
changes were small. American Steel
Foundry moved up on report OF largo
shell order. United States Steel kept
between ss% and s6A. Until definite
result OF strike vote Of railroad
brotherhoods 10 known traders will
act with caution In making new COM
mitments In the market.
Market closed steady. showing ai-
vances for tho greater number Of
Issues.
The evening world., 1916-07-29
,reMs FOR INVESTORS.

FolioMing contracts were closed Fri.
SMsy. IHh, "a for shells delivery ny TO
p"ny @ sinch .Ssil., u, scSS. ,SSS ccS Amen: %sT:
inch sA.lis. iiS.soo.o6o An'srissp IraSs
ccS c cos ps. s.y ,ss ssS,r.s.. ns &
total up 20 sss.boo.ooo with the different
The evening world., 1916-07-29
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

.Is rST ss ,.Sn SASEYr x,S ,sdS SSs I'D:
niiisNf.,tie Nearer, lie tSirbroiSer), II II
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Gainsborough and Good Counsel also
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The evening world., 1916-07-29
AIR BATTLE WON
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] PARIS REPORTS
One Aviator, with Machine
Gun damned, Rams Oppo-
neIN High Above Earth.

/, PARIS, July 29.-The Paris War
Once to-day issued the following re-
port on the activities Of the avlators;
'on the morning OF July 81
French scroplane piloted by