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Bisbee daily review., 1918-11-29
SOUTH AMERICAN
 TANCLE AGAIN IS IN LIME LIGHT
Peruvian Senate and Cabinet Approve Protest on Riots; Chilean Minister Resigns  From Cabinet,
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LIMA, Nov. 2S.-The cabinet and senate have approved the action of the foreign minister in strongly pro- testing to Chile against the anti Peruvian riots at Iquique. It is an- nounced that Peru will demand in- demnities for these incidents. The en- tente ministers at Lima called sep arately upon the foreign minister yes terday.
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plane, in charge of Pilot Max Miller, left the field at 12:10 this afternoon a big Handley-Page ma chine rose under control of Capt
 E. B. Waller of the royal flying forces, and during flight of 22 minutes above the grounds a real Thanksgiving dinner was served to nine persons. Among the guests were Captain Lipsner. superintendent Of the air mail
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DENVER FLU RECORD
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DENVER. Nov. 2S.-Seven deaths and 5S new cases of influenza were reported today to tue health authori ties of Denver. The health depart ment was open throughout the day for the receipt of reports on new cases, but owing to the fact that it was holiday. it is assumed by Dr. Wm Il. Sharpley. manager of health. that not all deaths or new cases of she disease were reported Today's figures bring the total for the epi- demic in Denver tl 645 deaths and S524 cases.
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NO WORD RECEIVED

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 2S.-No communication has been received from Peru since the protest of the Peruvian foreign minister against anti-Peruvian riots at Iquique, Chile, and attacks on Peruvian consuls, it was said, at the foreign office today. It was added that the announce ment of Carlos Castro Ruiz, Chilean consul general in New York, that the difficulty between Peru and Chile had been settled by an apology on the part of the Peruvian government, was evidently due to a misunderstanding
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JUARE NERVOUS; VILLA REPORTED
 MOVING NORTH
General Murguia Said to Be Coming With Strong Fed eral Achievements to Aid Border City
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JUAREZ, Mex. Nov. 2S.-Reports that Gen. Francisco Murguia. mill tary commander of northern Mexico. was en route today from Chihuahua with a large force of men tended to relieve the anxiety due to the pres ence of rebel bands along the Mexi- can Central railroad south of here. Rail and direct wire communication with the south are stillsinterrupted and the reports of Murguia's move ments were received at Neuva Laredo and relayed here over American wires.
 Late today it was reported that Francisco Villa, Hipolito Villa, Martin
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COLONEL HAYWARD CITED.
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NEW YORK. Nov 2S.-Col. William Hayward, commandant of the 365th infantry, formerly the fifteenth regi- ment, New York national guard. was wounded in the Champagne offensive last September and with his regiment has been cited for the Croix de Guerre for gallantry, according to informa- tion received here tonight.
 Colonel Hayward formerly was sec retary of the republican national com mittee.
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eoLsHEVIK SUCCESSES ARE
 REPORTED FROM FINLAND
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HELSINGFORS, Finland, Nov. 2S.- Reports from the Baltic provinces of Esthonia Wednesday. said Russian bolshevik troops on Tuesday captured Pskov, 160 miles southwest of Petro- grad. The fate of the volunteer north ern army was unknown.
 It was also reported that Dunaburg 110 miles southeast of Riga, had been taken by the bolshevik forces and that Narva. Sl miles southwest of Petro- grad, was being bombarded.
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MISS CARNEGIE ENGAGED
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 NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-The engage ment of Miss Margaret Carnegie. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. to Roswell Miller of this city. was announced tonight MT. Miller is a son of the late Roswell Miller of New York and Chicago. widely known railroad man who at various times served as president, general manager and chairman of the board of directors of the Chicago. Mill waukee and St. Paul railroad com pany Recently he has been in the United States submarine chaser serv- ice
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service and Allan R. Hawley, Augustus Post. and other officials of the Aero Club of America.
 Speaking of the proposed na- tion-wide extension of the mail service Captain Lipsner said:
 We will have machines which will carry a ton and a half of mail and the days of freight and parcel post by airplane are com ing"
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COY. STEPHENS COMPUTES MONEYS SENTENCE 10 LIFE
 TERM IN CALIFORNIA PRISON
VICTORY MEETING BREAKS UP WHEN LAWYER SAYS
 WILSON'S TRIP ILLEGAL

MONTGOMERY, Mo. Nov. 2s.- The victory meeting at the court house today almost ended in a furor when Claud Bell. a lawyer, declared it unconstitutional for President Wilson to make the peace trip, and that as soon as the president started on the mission the courts should mandamus Vice President Marshall to accept the presidency. There were 1500 per sons attending the meeting and more than half left when Bell made the statement
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CELEBRATE IN RUSSIA.

EXCHANGED, Nov. 2S.-(By the Associated Press.)-So far as was possible in this frozen wilderness. the American troops in northern Rus sia tried to observe an old-fashioned American Thanksgiving today in box cars. block huts, village billets and birch bough shelters and around camp fires near the bolshevik lines, as much leisure was permitted by the exigencies of the military situation was granted the troops.
 Some of them at far-away points along almost impossible roads had only their iron Tations, but for the
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CONDITIONS HAVE CHANGED

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Carlos Cas- tro Ruiz, Chilean consul general here, asserted tonight that his recent state ment of the difficulties between Chile and Peru was correct at the time he made it. He said later developments had caused a re-opening of the breach.
 Mir. Ruiz said he considered a rup- ture of diplomatic relations between the two countries possible, but de clsred there was no likelihood of war.
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ENEMY ALIEN LEAPS
 FROM TRAIN, ESCAPES
 FROM MILITARY GUARD
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FL PASO, Texas, Nov. 2S.- Wolfgang Thiele, enemy alien, be- ing transferred from Ft. Bliss to Ft. Douglas, Utah. leaped from a moving train at Los Cerrillos, N. M, early Thursday morning and made his escape in the darkness. Thiele and another prisoner were in charge of a squad of soldiers who continued their journey after notifying the sheriff of Santa Fe county in which the escape occur red.
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BANQUETERS REALLY IN AIR

ELIZABETH, N. J., Nov. 2S.- The first aerial banquet in his tory was held today on an air plane 2S00 feet above the new flying field of the United States air mail service here. marking the inauguration of the field as the terminus of the aerial mail service between New York, Phil adelphia and Washington.
 A few minutes after the mail
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MORE GERMAN PROPAGANDA
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LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The Times says the absurd story which the Germans are reported to have spread semi officially that the entente probably will consider the abolition of the blockade is absolutely unfounded. The allies have not the slightest intention. the Times continues. of ofthrowing aside their chief weapon for insuring the signature of a just peace and the per formance of its conditions. particular ly fin the present chaotic state of Germany.
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BRITAIN AGAIN
 WARNS GERMANY
 ABOUT PRISONERS
Tells Hun High Command They Will Be Held Fully Responsible for Misfor- tunes and Suffering

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-(British Wire less Service. )-An official statement issued today says that since the armi- stive was signed 4s4 British officers and SS5O men of other ranks, former prisoners. have arrived at Hull from Holland and Germany. 55 officers and S216 men Of other ranks at Dover and 500 at London.
 The statement says the threats of the British government with regard to the ill-treatment of prisoners has been communicated to the German government and a reply received that the German high command was doing all in it's power to deliver prisoners in good condition, but that the se-
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CONSUL LEAVES LIMA

LIMA, Nov. 2S.-The Chilean con sul here will leave for home late today or tomorrow.
 It was reported in dispatches from Santiago and Lima Monday night that Chile and Peru had recalled their re- spective consuls.
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A despatch from Santiago Tuesday night said that Senor Cardenas had suggested an amicable settlement of the question between Chile and Peru and that the members of the cabinet present withdrew as protest. It was added that the president and vice president of the chamber announced that they would resign and that the session of the parliamentary body had to be adjourned in order to prevent violence Later the session was re- opened and the deputies voted Senor Cardenas out of office and annulled the resignations of the president and first vice-president. Crowds in the streets hooted Cardenas, the despatch said, calling him a traitor.
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CHILEAN MINISTER RESIGNS

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 2S.-Ramon Luce. minister of industries, resigned today as a result of the controversy following the address in the chamber of deputies Monday night by Senor Cardenas. second vice-president of the chamber, who suggested that the Peruvian situation be settled peace ably
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ALLIES AF TER BILLS HIDE
WILL ASK HOLLAND FOR EMPEROR

LONDON, Nov. 29.-The entente allies have decided to demand that Holland surrender the former en- peror of Germany to justice, accord ing to the Daily Express.
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LABORERS SEIZE PLANTS
STIRRED BY PREAcHINes OF uEBKNEcHT FACTORY HANDS THROW OUT MANAGEMENT, SEEING FUNDS AND GOODS OF TWO BIG FIRMS
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LONDON, Nov. 2S.-At a Berlin meeting of the soldiers and workmen's council, Herr Earth, secretary for social policy in the Ebert ministry. declared that a counter revolution was in full swing, according to Copenhagen dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company.
 Several generals have issued coun- ter revolutionary proclamations and have attempted to dissolve the soldier and workmen's councils.
 Herr Earth said that the chief army command had been ordered to come to Berlin and that the dismissal of General Eberhard had been deter mined, under direction of leaders of the soldiers and workmen's councils on the western front. No reply had been received, Herr Earth continued, but if the order is disregarded, the chief army command will be arrested.
 WORKMEN SEIZE FACTORIES.
 BERLIN, Wednesday, Nov. 27.-(By the Associated Press )-Inquiry among leading industrialists today drew ad- mission that many of the largest plants in Berlin already are system atically terrorized by working forces, who are demanding exorbitant wage increases, shorter hours and other concessions calculated ultimately to force employers to shut down.
 The propaganda of pr. Karl Lieb- knecht has been directly responsible for the usurpation of two big plants, which were boldly seized by the work ingmen and are operated under their control. At the Piechatzok Crane works and the Imperator Motor com pany plant in the northern part of the city, factory hands. with the aid of soldiers, threw out the manage ment Funds and goods of both firms We're seized and a red guard soldier placed in charge of the vault, but the manager of the Imperator Motor con- pany, scenting trouble, had already transferred the firms bank balance.
 BRITISH REACH FRONTIER.
 LONDON, Nov. 28-Advance guards of the British troops have reached the
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COUNTER REVOLT STARTS IN GERMANY, SAYS SECRETARY AT
 SOLDIERS COUNCIL MEETING

SEVERAL GENERALS HAVE Is- SUED COUNTER REVOLUTION ARY VACCINATIONS AND AT TEMPTED TO DISSOLVE SOL DIER-WoRKMENs COUNCIL
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- WEATHER

Arizona: Friday andI Saturday generally fairI and continued cool.
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BRITISH REACH FRONTIER.
 LONDON, Nov. 28-Advance guards of the British troops have reached the
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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-08
A CHRISTIAN JEW.

The first Christians were all Jews
and the offense of the cross to that
nation was found in the reception of
GENTLE converts without first making
them Jewish proselytes. But since
the Iullness of the Gentiles has come
in very few Jews become Christians
perhaps because little effort is nut
forth to win them But of all people
they ought to see the fulfillment Of
their own prophesies And some of
their most learned men have seen
and realized that Jesus is the Christ
or God the Messiah of prophecy. Such
a one is Rev. l.. j. Enrich Of Atlanta.
Ia, who is now in Hot Springs until
after the meetings of the Southern
Baptist convention and will be glad to
explain to the Jews of our city and
any others interested how he came to
be a Christian. He will speak to-
night at the Second Baptist church
and relate his Christian experience
1t promises to be an interesting story
and well worth hearing. Everybody
invited-all denominations and es-
pecially the Jewish people of our city.
sis tonight, Second Baptist church.
Fourth and Garland.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-08
VINOL MADE THIS
RUNDOWN
WOMAN STRONG
Her Signed Letter Proves This. Read
IT,

l.
Keene, n HI was all run down
had no strength, no appetite and bad
cough, 20 that a good deal of The time
j was unfit for work, My druggist
told me about Vinol / took it, and my
cough soon disappeared, my appetite
improved and | am strong and well
again. Mrs. Irine Davis, 80 Russell
St, Keene. n. n.
Vinol is a constitutional cod liver
and iron remedy which creates an ap-
petite, aids digestion. enriches the
blood, and in this natural manner Gre
ates strength We guarantee it.
r. G. Morris Drug Co. Hot Springs,
and at the best drug store In every
town ana city In the country.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-08
RAILROAD FRANCHISE
APPROVED BY VOTERS
MEMPHIS, DALLAS AND GULF
RAILROAD CAN MAKE CON-
NEcTloN NOW WITH ROCK
ISLAND.

Enjoying for the first time under
the new commission form of govern
ment the privilege OF having the last
say In the matter of any franchises
granted by the city, the people ap-
proved the granting of the franchise
to the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf rail-
road for a connection with the Rock
Island railroad which necessitates the
use OF a small portion of Grand ave-
nue..
The franchise had the support of the
business element generally because it
was believed that this would result in
the city having a through trunk line
within a short time, instead of being
left at the end Of three terminal lines.
The principal objection came from
property owners on Grand avenue who
objected to the use of that street for
railroad. In the board of commits
sioners the project was approved bv
commissioners Eisele, Williams and
Stearns, and opposed by Mayor Nc
Clendon and Commissioner Roth. The
result of the election yesterday gives
the franchise, and the provision of the
franchise requires almost Immediate
action
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-08

You Hooverlze, when you order
what you like, and like what you or
der. Good things to eat at Frisby's
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WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS.

inhaline the fumes of turpentine and
white lead often weakens the Kidneys.
That's one reason why so many paint
trs have bad backs and sick kidneys.
Exposure, frequent colds and chins
and the strain of climbing up and down
ladders help start the trouble.
If your back aches, If sharp pains
strike you in the back when stopping.
lifting or working; if you have head
aches, dizziness, rheumatic pains; il
the urine is discolored or passages
painful and scanty, try Doan's Kidney
Pills, the remedy so widely used and
SO well recommended by men in the
painting trade. Here's Hot Springs
testimony:
r. B. Houghton. painter and decor
ator Colonial Hotel, says: "My work
is very hard on my kidneys, as / in
hale the poisonous fumes Of paints. l
suffered greatly from my back dur
ing attacks of this trouble use
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever / am
bothered with my kidneys now and
they have never failed to bring me
prompt relief"
Price 60c, at all dealers Don sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Houghton had Foster Milburn
Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-08

The management of the Memphis.
Dallas & Gulf Railway Company de-
sires to extend to the people of Hot
Springs their most grateful and pro-
found thanks for ratifying by a sub
stantial majority the action of the
commissioners in granting the fran
chise over Grand avenue from Val
ley street to the Rock Island We
feel that we are in the hands of our
friends and assure you that nothing
humanity possible shall be left undone
to bring about the great benefits to
the city that we have anticipated We
emerge from the election without i'll
will towards amy, and with no sore
spots" to heal. Let's all pull together
Tor a greater Hot Springs
Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Ry. Co, W
W. Brown, president; c. c. Hender-
son, vice president and general man
ager.
A. c. Ramsey vice president; Mar
tin Walsh. Assistant General Manager
c. w. Dodson, General Superintend-
ent; j w Bishop, Secretary and Cen
eral Attorney
Geo. II. Bell, Treasurer
John r. Page, Roadmaster
w. p. Hart Chief Engineer.
w. W Wilson, General Agent
George w Housley, General Pas
senger Agent
Order of Railroad Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men.
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AIRCRAFT CHARGES TO
Be INVESTIGATED
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Tor aeroplanes of the enemy TO fly
over the allied lines and take pic
lures and that it also was possible
Tor the allied planes to do the same
work over the German lines.
MT. Potter said that the French and
British governments while they were
satisfied that the Liberty motor is a
good engine and economical in gas
and oil, preferred the Bugatti and
d1spano-Suiza engines, and at the re-
quest of the French government the
war department had cancelled two
contracts for the Liberty motor of
i've thousand each, to manufacture
instead the two French types. He said
that the Liberty motor is good for
heavier aircraft, the bombing ma
chimes and other heavier work. but
that it requires great breadth of wing
and is not adaptable to the swifter
craft that go after the enemy's fast
air raiders
He added that the Liberty motor is
still in process of refinement and
perfection that it is an especially
good engine for certain classes of air
work and that the government is con-
tinuing with the Liberty motor man
ufacturing program for the heavier
work The French government wants
1000 of them. If there is any criti-
cism to be made of the aircraft sit
uation, MIR. Potter told the committee,
is that too much time might have
been wasted in experimenting with the
development of a new single type of
engine, taking up time that could
have been used in getting better re-
suits from existing engine types.
He said aircraft progress has been
INSTRUCTED by lack of sufficient spruce
and that of the spruce that was OBJ
tanned for air machines in this coun-
try. four fifths was shipped over to
the allies, leaving only one-fifth for
the American aeroplane manufac-
turers.
Since General Foch had become
generalissimo. he explained, it is pre-
sumed that the French have supplied
adequate aeroplanes all along the
front
Representative Kahn, California,
ranking republican member, said after
Mr.. Potter's explanation was satisfac-
tory. He added that he was satisfied
no criminality existed. and that while
the motors have not been produced
on schedule time, the delay resulted
chiefly from changes in plans and from
refusal of o-belligerents to agree
upon them promptly.
Representative Shallenberger, Ne
braska, democrat, said he believed the
explanation satisfied the entire com
mittee.
ave realize ne said, that the eX-
penditure of money provided by con-
gress last year has not resulted in
construction of as many combat
planes as we had expected. The pro-
duction capacity of the country, how
ever, is now ready for the production
of aeroplanes The committee be-
lieves Mr.. Potters statement that pro-
duction will now keep pace with the
demand"
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ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

r. n Laughlin, Waco. Tex. 4. B
VanHorn, New Mexico; Z. B. Tuck
er, Illinois, Geo Shafer, Illinois, E y
TOmkin, Col, E. G. Roll and wife Tex
Mrs. Boay, Tex, Miss Roll. Tex, e. H
McGill, Camden, Mr. Ross and witc
Okla, Mrs. John Mcmillan, Arkadel
phia, j. f. Quattlebaum, Ark. l.. K
SlatOn, Little Rock, AL Kalher. New
Orleans, NJ. J. Bussey, Little Rock
j. Flesenhinner, Little Rock, S. Sachs
Mo, w. F. Evans and wife Mariana
Owen Owens. Murfreesboro. ]. u
Sage, NJ. d. & G. railroad, c. l.. Bell
M. D. & G railroad, r. I. Sells, Mem
phis, VIM. j Mann. Baltimore. G. G.
Durham, Baltimore, J. 3. Weaver. ST.
Louis, T. p. Anderson, New York. d.
Goodwill, l.. A. Mrs. B. Leas Little
Rock. Mrs. n. 5. Rogers, Okla. NJ a
Church, Little Rock
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-05-08
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an
election will be held in the City of
Hot Springs Hot Springs Township.
Garland county. Arkansas. at the
usual voting places in each ward of
said city, and Hot Springs Township.
on Saturday, May 18th, 1918, for the
purpose Of electing two directors for
full term to succeed directors
Hamp Williams and S. p. McKeehan.
whose terms will expire on that date
Said electors to be elected TO serve
the Special School District of Ho.
Springs Question of voting a school
tax and the rate Of said tax will also
be submitted at said election.
BY order of Board Of Directors OF
the Special School District Of Hot
Springs This the 4th day of May.
1918
Ramp WILLIAMS, President
c. w MARSH. Secretary.