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Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-11
FIRES ON DIVER

AN ATLANTIClP PORT, June 10.-An American transport fired five shots st a German submarine this morning D miles off the Jersey coast with un- known results, according to informa- ton brought here tonight by the cap tain of a Brazilian ship.
 The freight ship, bound north from a South American part sighted the sub marine soon after 10 o'clock. Immedi- ately full speed ahead was ordered, and the vessel zig ragged.
 A few minutes later vessel seen in tine distance, which was identified a5 a United States army transport opened fire on the submarine. Two shots were heard, followed almost immedi- ately by three others. The submarine was too far away, said the South Amer jean captain, for him to tell whether any of the shots took effect. He also said that he thought the transport was too far from the submarine for the lat ter to try hit with a torpedo.
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cURTAIL COAL USE

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-Curtail- ment of coal supplies to manufacturers of passenger automobiles for the year beginning August 1 to 25 per cenc oi the quantity consumed in 1917-lS, was announced tonight by the fuel admin istration. This is one of the steps in a drastic reduction of fuel allowed non war industries to meet the expected coal shortage next winter.
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FRENCH GUNNERS
 NOW DOWN LINES
 OF HUN ADVANCE
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least for some days. With the concen- tration of troops such as the Germans had been enabled to bring into line at points chosen for the attack, 1t was physically impossible for the defend CTS to resist in their advanced posi- tions.
 Force Show of Strength
 When the masses O. German infantry came over, the entente allied troops spread lightly in the forward works fell back coolly. fighting yard by yard, to the actual line of resistance. They held back the enemy just sufficiently to make him show his strength and to permit the main body of defenders to make the proper disposition to meet him.
 Only at one point was the real French line forced to recede and that was in the neighborhood of Reasons Sur -Matz
 After the German infantry had start ed fours of them Ost intense fighting had brought them only partly across the allied advance zone. They were battered thoroughly by the allied ar tillery whose target was so plain that he enemy's losses must have been frightful with very little to compen- sate him for his sacrifices.
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FUNDS FOR MARINE.

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-An ap- prOpriation of S1,761, ,701 ,000 for the American merchant marine is provid- ed in the sundry civil bill reprted 10 the house today by the appropria- tio1s cCmmittee The measure carries to;al of S2.S62. .752.237 in direct ap- prcpriations and the house is expected to add upwards of s50000,000 more,
 The vast amount recommended for ships and shippings is $1.2S2.- Go0 less than the shipping board re- ouested but Chairman Sherley eA- plained that receipts from the Ope- ration of ships can be devoted 10 h"i'dinr charges and that no curtail- Uent cf the building program is con temDlated.
 Of tho shipping board tctal Sl,43S. 451 0O0 is for construction in this country: s55.O0O GOO is for hUildine American ships abroad; SS7000.000 ro~ c=tablishing sbinyards: 6O,OOo.- eco for crp~9tinv shius heretofore ac- ouired. and S6.25o 0OO for recruiting and iIstructing shins' fficors.
 Apprrriations recommended for fra- branches of the government in- rludo s'.Gt5 0O0 fer the fcod admin istratou. sl.6Sl GOO rr the fuel ad- rl'n'st~1f'a1. s1 i77.249 fer the coast guard and s1I50.Co0 for the war in du.iriCs board
 No provision was made in inc bill for tho renewal of tho presideu's war emer-eucv fund of which only about S1O. .OO0N0e now remains. aud the house Is expected to add S5O,OOO,OOO for this purpose.
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NEWSPAPERS RESPONSIBLE
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 WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Federal court decrees prohibiting newspapers from publishing articles held to embar- rass the administration of justice, al- though not acts committed within the presence of the courts, were sustained today by the supreme court in uphold ing judgment against the Toledo News company, publishers. and N. D. Coch- ran, editor in chief, of the Toledo, O., News-Bee for contempt of court.
 Chief Justice White rendered the opinion. Taking up the contention of the deefndants that the act authOriz- ing the courts to punish for contempt was inapplicable because the publica- tions complained of related to a matter of public concern and were safeguard ed by the secured freedo moi the press.
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Continued from Page Oue) the part of representatives of the states of Central and South America that our self-appointed protection might be for our own benefit and our interests and not for the interests oi our neighbors. Sol have said:
 Let us have a common guarantee that all of us will sign a declaration of political independence and territor- ial integrity. Let us agree that IT any of us, the United States included, territorial integrity of any of the others, all the others will jump on her.
 Guarantee of Liberty.
 Now that is the kind of agreement that will have to be the foundation Of the future life Of the nations of the world, gentlemen. The whole family of nations will have to guarantee to each nation that no nation shall vio- late its political independence or its territorial integrity. That is the ba- sis, the only conceivable basis-for the future peace of the world, and | must admit that l was anxious to have the states of the two continents or America show the way to the rest Of the world as to how to make a basis for peace.
 Peace can only come by trust. II you can once get a situation of trust, then you have got a situation of per manent peace. Therefore, every one of us owes it as a patriotic duty to hls own country to plant the seeds Of trust and confidence instead of the seeds of suspicion and a variety of inster- est''
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WANTS AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
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 WASHINGTON. June 10.-AuthOr- ity to organize one or more govern ment-owned corporations, was asked of congress today by John D. Ryan. director of aircraft production. It Is proposed to apply to aircraft produc- tion the plan successfully used by the shipping board drought it's Emergency Fleet corporation.
 Details of the plan have not yet been communicated to congress. It is un- derstood, however, that one of the immediate projects contemplates the building Of branch line railroads into spruce forests of the west to bring out timber for airplane frames.
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JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS.

Friday morning, June :. the junior class of the Bisbee high school, held it's annual election of officers. The meeting was called to order by Miss Geraldine Hogan, who was the vice president of last years sophomore class. There were two or three tick cts in the field but the American" party came out victorious. The fol- lowing officers were elected for the coming year: Joseph M. Kobey, pres ident; J. Leon Kronman, vice presi- dent; Verne Brooks, secretary; Geral- dine Hogan, treasurer; and Gerard Downs, class reporter
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FRENCH PRAISE YANKEES

PARIS, June 1U.-The French gov ernment tonight issued the following statement respecting the American troops:
 With strong will and irresistible activity, the American troops continue absolutely to dominate the adverG;.ries they oppose. Detailed operations which are frequent northwest jf Cha teau Thierry have an importance which, thanks to the liaison existing between the two armies, is of the high est degree and the results of when have already been feii,,.' ''
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CASUALTY LIST

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Today's casualty list contained seventy-fOur names divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 13; died of wounds, 5; died of airplane accident, l died of disease, 1; died Of accident and other causes. 1; wounded severely, 45; wounded, degree undetermined, 2.
 Privates Crodord Cagle of Horton, Texas, and Clyde Mckinney Of Nor gan, Texas, who were wounded severe ". were the only men from Texas, Arizona. New Mexico or Colorado named in the list
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FATAL AIR ACCIDENT
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 ABERDEEN. Miss, June 10.- Lieu tenart Clarke Owen of Lansing, Mich-' ststioned al Payne Field. West Polnt, Miss. was instantly killed, and fly ing companion seriously injured late today when their airplane side-siipped and fell 100 feet near Mouldoon. Miss Aviation authorities at Payne Field declined to make public the name oi the injured flyer.
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YAouIs CAPTURED
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 NOGALES. Ariz.. June 10.-More than a hundred Yaqui Indians have been captured by Mexican forces sent to hunt down those. responsible for recent burning of three railroad bridges between Ortiz and Guaymas Sonora, according to reports to Mex ican customs officials at Nogales. SoE- era, today oy returning travellers.
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FERGUSON CANDIDATE
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 WACO, Texas, June 10.-The name of Former Governor James F. FerSu- son, who was removed from office in 1917 on impeachment proceedings, to- day was certified as candidate for nomination for governor by the demo cratic state executive committee Dy d vote of 26 to g.
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peoposEs HIGH TAXES

WASHINGTON. June 10.-Durlng to- days hearing before the house ways and means committee on war revenue legislation, professor O. M. w. Sprague of Harvard, submitted a comprehens- i've taxation plan, proposing consump- ton taxes and heavy lieyies on war
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TAKE SMALL VILLAGES

PARIS, June 10.-Severai small vii- iages were occupied by the Germans on the center in the Montdidier-Noyon sector, including Mery, Belloy and St Mature, according to the war onice announcement tonight This was done by repeated assaults and at the cost pr great sacrifice.
 South of Reasons Sur-Matz the Ger mans gained footing in Marqueglise. Further to tahe east the battle con lnues in the southern outskirts ol Elincourt.
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PLEAS sELF-DEFENsE
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 FL PASO, Texas, June 1O.-Self de- fense was the plea made by William G. Russell, banker of Lubbock, Texas, today when he took the stand to an- swer the charge of murder in connec- ton with the killing of Charles Dudley on January 2. Russell testified he saw Dudley move his right arm. Thinking his life was in danger. Russell said he fired the shot which killed the min ing man.
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Continued from Page ons) state governors, under penalty of S1U,- GOO fine.
 The senate council of defense bill rasurrected today by the administra- lion representatives again was defeat ed by eleven hostile votes, under the tNo-thirds rule. Naughn's administra tion council bill also is dead. Marsh's bill for the siezure of bootlegger autos has gene to the senate.
 4 resolution of respect in memory of Colonel Alexander BrOdie former governor of Arizona was passed.
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BIRDMAN KILLED

ARCADIA. Fla, June 10.-Lieuien. ant Benjamin Heisland of Marietta, Pa, was killed and Cadet Caston, also of Pennsylvania, was seriously hurt at Dorr Field today in the fall of an airplane in which they were flying. The machine was up only about t0e feet
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TASK MORE DIFFICULT

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE. June 10 tBy The Associated Press) Every foot the enemy ad. yances now brings him farther into territory which is thoroughly well known to the allies and prepared for defense. Therefore, his task becomes momentarily more difficult.
 The allied staffs are prepared to meet every eventuality and display the most perfect confidence in the outcome.
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accident l died of accident, 4; wound ed severely, 46; wounded degree un- determined, 74; missing in action, 20.
 Corporal Aubrey C. Jones of Paris, Texas, was killed in action.
 No other man from Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, or Arizona was named in the list
 The marine corps casualty Sunday ,ontained the names of two enlisted men died O. wounds and ten wounded in action.
 None Of the men were from Colo radO, New Mexico, Texas or Arizona.
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Plans whereby several thousand acres of land near U. S. army camps will be turned into war gardens have been perfected by Col. J. c. Fair. He is assistant to the acting quarter master general of the army. About S,000 German prisoners and "conSci- enJions objectors' will be turned loose on these gardens to raise veg etables for the camps. The move ment was started with the opening of a 400-acre garden adjoining Camp Dix.
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RRITlsH FRoNT oUIET

LONDON, June 10.-"Beyond artil- lery activity on both sides in the dii- terent sectors" says Field Marshal Haig's report from British headquar- ters ID France tonight, there is noth- ing to repotr from the British front
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ENEMY Us HELD

LONDON, June 10.-"Throushout the night andsnorning the battle ragged along the new front of attack with un- abated tury," says the Reuter- core spondent at French headquarters whose dispatch was filed at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
 "On the wings the enemy was stlll leld on practically the same line, III spite of his persistent and reckless at tempts to advance"
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AIM PROGRESS

BERLIN Cvia London), June 1O.- Southwest of Noyon we have made progress in fighting with newly brought up French forces, says th9 war office communication issued this evening
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a.ocn PRISONERS TAKEN

BERLIN tvia LOndon), June To- The German war office, in it's official communication today claims that cap ture of 5000 prisoners and some guns n the new offensive in France.
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LARGEST LIST SUNDAY

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Sunday s casualty list contained 19S names, the argest number thus far reported in a single day. The list was divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 33; died of wounds, g.: died Of disease, II; died Of airplane
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WHERE U-BOATS RAID '. s. SHIPPING

This map shows stretch of Atlantic coast line of U. S., where German U- boats sunk American ships. Cross ] indicates where survivors of Winne- come, Hauppaugh. Isabel B. Wiley, Hattie Dunn and Edna were picked up after those boats had been sunk. Cross 2 is where steamer Edward II. Cole was sunk. Cross 8 shows where steamer Carolina, carrying $50 per sons all told, was torpedoed. Gov ernment aviator reported seeing life boats loaded with survivors at spot marked by cross 4. Cross , indicates w5ere Herbert L. Pratt, oil tank steamer, was sunk. The details of the sinking of several other boats have not been disclosed by the war department.
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ALTMAN FALLS

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Sunday, June 9 (By the As sociated Press) Lieutenant Edgar Lawrence of Chicago, flying in an air plane, crashed from an altitude of thousand meters last Wednesday 40 miles behind the front He was In- stantly killed. The cause of the ac- cident is not known.
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 with a single funnel amidships. She was painted gray and stood some two or three miles in the offing while the submarine sank the Rio. When the American craft went down, the sub marine signalled the vessel in inter national code follow me" and the U- boat and her consort steamed away.
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Development at the Dolphin al Po- land has been attended by surprise in mineral determinations. and from being classed in the gold column it has now advanced into a silver rating.
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VETERANS REASONED

WASHINGTON. June 1O.-President Wilson today signed the bill provid ing minimum pension of $50 a month for all civil war veterans.
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SEVENTY DEAD IN MARINES

WASHINGTON, June 10.-A sum nary given out by marine corps head quarters shows a total of seventy ieaths in marine corps in France from he time the forces landed until the lay thed ispatch was filed. The wound
 d numbered 396. One man was re- ported missing and one a prisoner. It vas nor believed the recapitulatiOn covered any of the very recent fighting in which the marines have been en- yaged.
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THREE DEAD IN ACTION

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Three men killed in action were reported in today's marine corps casualty lAst. None of them were from Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, or Arizona.
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An eastern report says that the long contemplated project of extend ing the Fl Paso X Southwestern rail- road from Tucson to Mesa and Clark dale bids fair to be carried out under the auspices of Col. D. C. Jackling.
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Willie Kehr. eigbt-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. l.. A. Kehr. was suffo- cated at Jerome when the home burned
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 10.-LieuCenan: Lawrence, was the only son of Mr and Mrs. Peter Lawrence -of Chicago. He was a graduate of the university of Illinois. Word of his death was received by his parents just after the arrival of letter from him telling of his work as an air patrol over the American lines.
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100000 AMERICANS
 ARE NOW IN FRANCE

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l,O46; missing in action (including )risoners), 342.
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HURLEY FORECASTS
 MERCHANT MARINE.

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MEXICAN EDITORS
 ASSURED U. s. IS 4-
 REPUBLICS FRIEND

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HUN SEA SERPENTS
 STILL RANGING IN
 AMERICAN WATERS

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AMEND TWO BILLS
 WITH PROPAGANDA

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The Arvada enterprise., 1918-12-19

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may he little now but there is no tell.
Ing how soon dangerous Or fatal dis.
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genulne.-Adv.
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MERCER NEVER LOST FAITH
Psrsseutsd Belgian Cardinal Always
Confident That God Would Save
the Unhappy Country.

Cardinal Mercier. archbishop Of Ma
lines, Belgium. was not actually i'm.
prisoned by the Germans. but his free
dom was restricted. His offense was
the issuing Of q pastoral letter to his
people In January. 1915. in which he
said: II have gone through most Of
the places In my diocese which have
been wasted. What I have
seen Of the ruins and the ashes passes
anything that 10 spite Of my most
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lined. Churches, schools, char.
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to considerable number. arc UNIT for
use or are In ruins. Whole villages
have almost disappeared. God
will save Belgium. my brothers, We
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he II saving her. In there single
patriot who does not feel that glory
has come to Belgium Which of III
would have the courage to tear out
the last page Of our history Which
Of Us can look without pride on the
splendor Of the glory that our muir
dered-country has wonr
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HARLEM OIL CAPSULES
IF YOUR BACK ACHES

Do you feel tired and "worn-outr'
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You should use GOLD MEDAL
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The oil soaks gently into the walls
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RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION
FOR THE KIDNEYS

For many ysars druggists have watched
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maintained by DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi.
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Swamp Root 10 . strengthening medi.
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mention this paper.-Adv.
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cutIeura compiexlons

cutleura comptexlons.
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Man to d Honorsd

Man to d Nonorsd.
"De real patriot" said Uncle Eben.
'fs dc man dat followed de music Of
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nuff flghtin' WINS"
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Enthusiastic

Hes very enthusiastic about any
project he thinks Of going into"
counts his chickens before they are
Matched. chr
"Yes. and figures two to q sheiI."-
Louisville Courier Journal.
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Important 70 Mothers
Nxamine carefully every bottle Of
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In Use for Over 50 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria

f. l.. Cardey of Boston. says per
verified religious. ideas led Germany into
war.
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United States in the first six months
of 1918 produced 10000 tons Of
chromite ore.
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Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue: Delights